"You Can Call Him a Slacker." Morawiecki on Tusk: He Doesn't Want to Work 14-16 Hours a Day, He's More Known for Not Overworking

19/09/2025

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Michał Olech

- The current prime minister, my successor, from what I hear, is actually rather a lazy person and a person who can be called a slacker, as young people say, because he doesn't deal with these matters, he's not interested in them. He doesn't want to work those 14-16 hours a day; he's more known for not overworking - stated Mateusz Morawiecki on Kanał Zero.

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