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oleksandr@natalenko.name

Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE verified

Eating in a random tácovna in Katowice feels like breathing a fresh air after stupid Czech restaurants. For 60 PLN, one gets lots of variations of different meals I couldn't even imagine to find anywhere in ČR (except in a couple of Ukrainian places). As for groceries, any Czech hypermarket feels like a stánek near nádraží comparing to Carrefour.

The public transport is a shit though. IDS JMK and DPMB are miles ahead.

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vbabka

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@oleksandr seems the solution is buy a car, move to Poland.
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oleksandr@natalenko.name

Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE verified

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@vbabka The air is shit here too. I went outside and was greeted with a smell of burnt coal.

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@pony @oleksandr like my childhood near Prunéřov power plants!
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