“Recently we have seen that many portals with German capital are encouraging young Polish people to work in asparagus. I don’t know if you know,” Arkadiusz Mularczyk said on the program “Depata Dunya” on Polsat News channel. “I don’t know. What, for example?” – answered the host Agnieszka Gozdyra. The Law and Justice Party politician replied: “I will not announce them. They are gates with German capital.”
Mularczyk was talking about asparagus. A sudden burst of laughter
However, the discussion did not end there. Gozdera decided to ask Mularczyk, who had said in the past that Germans would come to Poland to eat asparagus, referring to the words of PiS politicians. “It’s enough that the line has changed and the trend toward asparagus is the opposite,” Molarczyk said, causing the host and two other guests to burst into laughter.
“Mr. Representative, you did not tell me during the break that you were going to tell jokes,” Guzdera said. However, Mularczyk had no intention of agreeing to this approach. “With all due respect, except for Polsat TV, there are other media in this country,” the politician said with a smile on his face.
Kolasik and Slugocki couldn’t stop laughing
Mularczyk continued his statement, and Marcin Kulasik from the left and Waldemar Sojoki from the Civic Coalition sitting next to him could not help but laugh. “With all due respect, over the last few days or the last 12 days, there have been a number of posts encouraging Poles to pick asparagus,” Molarczyk continued.
Finally, the Law and Justice Party MP commented on the situation in the studio. “Gentlemen,” he said, “you are laughing because you have nothing to say to the Poles.” “You have a lot,” Kolasik replied. “You talk throughout the program about what was on TVP Info. (…) The truth is that Poles are afraid of losing their jobs,” Molarczyk added.
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