Hi,
I don't know what to write to you except that my yesterday's post is out of date, the price at gas stations changes several times a day. You can find the "old" price, but generally hard to tell - it is very expensive despite the fact that a month ago the government temporarily lowered the fuel tax.
In Poland, a lot of cars run on LPG, it was the cheapest fuel (recently PLN 2,65 per liter) now PLN 3,15 but the worst thing is diesel.
Europe is talking about an embargo on Russian oil and natural gas, so really high prices are still ahead of us.
Refugees, I talked to a friend who works in the hotel, 330 people live with them, mostly women and children. It is one hotel and there are many of them in the area, but a large number of refugees have been taken home by ordinary people. A friend says that these women help with the hotel work because "they don't want to be a burden".
Children can attend Polish schools, they are already organized, how to call it? Preparatory lessons?
Refugees are provided with free transport, medical and legal care, these people came here really empty-handed.
There is a small linguistic difference between Poles and Ukrainians, which makes communication easier, although I know Russian which is even more similar to Ukrainian, I speak Polish to them - I won't speak Russian.
I have two clothing stores, for these kids we offer the best, the most fashionable, so that none of them feels worse than kids from Poland. He cheats them a bit by giving them lower prices because I see that these women feel bad for getting something for free.
Someone is "cutting an onion" when I think about it ...
Today 1 USD = 4,75 PLN, 10 kg propane cylinder 85 PLN but the Slavs are tough people, we can stand it