LAJWA’s Przemysław Kossakowski translates from Seases: “In my opinion, nothing major has happened. I have another perception of myself”

Kossakowski explains that the recording was made because he wanted to make it despite his colleagues who invited him to “City,” Ensure that alcohol is drunk in a secluded place, i.e. in a private room. They didn’t want anyone to take pictures of him, which is understandable and a good sign for his insightful friends. However, Przymek points out, it hurt him a little, so he decided to compromise himself, without the help of this closed room.

(…) fellow businessmen arranged a meeting In a closed room behind a restaurant By proving that if we drink alcohol in public, Anyone can take a picture of meThen send this photo to a newspaper and it will be a disgrace. I seem to have subconsciously taken up the matter as a kind of challenge, and decided to prove that if I wanted to compromise myself, no protective measures, such as closed rooms, would prevent me from doing so. — He writes with awkward enthusiasm, flaunting the drunken imagination of the 49-year-old.

The traveler notices “He did not violate the social contract” – Yes, everyone is human and everyone exaggerates this or that. However, hardly anyone is a public figure whose job is to build the image of a warm and friendly friend, always elegantly dressed and appearing on television. Possibly throwing a few licks off a toilet seat is less than anyone’s dignified.

Besides, well, I didn’t break applicable law or the social contract, so in my opinion nothing major happened, except for the image crunch of course. – Kosakovsky immediately says “jokes”: This crisis of the image is the fact that He’s out to be a ‘drunk bear’, and thinks of himself rather from the perspective of… Noble. Yes, you read this correctly: Not that he was drunk in the toilet, but he didn’t look good in it.

Unfortunately, because it is a drama in terms of the image. Friends, whom I think I really care about, after watching the material said that I look like a drunk bear, bona fide him. It hurts so much because I have a completely different idea of ​​myself. I will not describe this picture in detail, it is enough to write that I imagine myself somewhere halfway between a somber gentleman and a latin dancer, and so being banished to a statue of a drunken bear is a very humiliating experience for me. – We read.

So “offensive” Przemyk encouraged fans not to watch “similar nonsense” anymore. In the post there was not a single word “I’m sorry”, and it is also absurd to find in it any deeper reflection except that Przemek looks petty on the toilet seat.

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