“"Tell me if you had music lessons at school?"
"Yes, I had."
"Do you remember this school's address? Go there and set fire to it. They taught you nothing."”

— Kuba Wojewódzki

"Powiedz mi, czy ty miałaś wychowanie muzyczne w szkole?"
"Tak."
"Pamiętasz adres szkoły? Pójdź i podłóż ogień, niczego cię nie nauczyli."
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