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LET ME IN
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>>226073512
There are around 1,500 Moroccans in Poland so I don't think we don't let you in. I know Moroccan boys are very popular among Polish girls, I even know one such a couple (okay, he's not Moroccan but Egyptian but is that really a difference?)
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>>226073606
egyptians are hairy af, moroccans are often super smooth
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>>226073606
check the catalogue
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>>226073606
check the dialogue
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>>226073606
Check the telescope
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>>226073616
Them being Arab and exotic is enough to be popular here I guess, I don't think hairiness even matters.
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>>226073712
body hair is gross
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>>226073512
why would you even want to go to a 3rd world shithole like poland
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>>226073887
>The Turkish community in Poland has experienced dynamic growth in recent years, with its population currently estimated at around 20,000 to 25,000 people.

>The Turkish diaspora in Poland is divided into several distinct groups with different profiles and goals:
>• Entrepreneurs and investors: Long-term residents of Poland who successfully run their businesses here. Many operate in the textile industry, international trade, and construction.
>• Corporate employees: IT specialists, engineers, and mid-to-high-level managers employed in multinational companies.
>• Students: A very rapidly growing group, showing over 100% growth in just a few years. Young Turks frequently choose Polish medical universities, polytechnics, and international relations programs.
>• Gastronomy workers: Individuals employed in food establishments, primarily in the kebab shops that have become incredibly popular across Poland.
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>>226073928
your food is shit nonetheless
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>>226073976
yeah, that's why your people have wide business opportunities in kebab industry here
we give them a possibility to survive, they give us food, fair exchange
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>>226073976
who cares? you don't need to eat Polish food if you live in Poland

that's why I don't understand this 3rd world cope "this firstie country is bad to live, it has shit food". Dude, literally the firstieness is about extreme variety of ethnic food at every corner. I can swear to you, every street in Warsaw has more restaurants from all of the world that Ankara does. When I go out, I see all cuisines of the world, from South America to Polynesia, I can eat something different on every day of the year and never repeat. Meanwhile in Turkey you can only find Turkish food and some fake pizza/burger shops sometimes.



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