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Filip Zator wrote that Stanowski talked about a collaboration proposal from a company selling Japanese toilets in Poland, which wanted him to be the face of the "ZERO PAPER" campaign. Zator wondered if such advertisements could appear on KZ and whether Stanowski's image would convince consumers to make a purchase. #reklama #współpraca #japońskietoalety (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that four years earlier, Janusz Palikot had sued him for 100,000 zł for publicizing his interests, which the author described as suspicious and based on illegal alcohol advertising. He added that yesterday, 400 deputies voted in favor of a bill aimed at ending alcohol advertising in Poland, although it had previously been said— as he reminded— that it was impossible. #Polska #alkohol #ustawa #PL (translated)

Paula criticized Fíla's advertisement and sarcastically stated that it shows people what they should be careful about. She added that McDonald's will be happy with the thinner, in her opinion. She also used hashtags, including those containing offensive expressions. #knedlík #stopstupidpeople #fuckauto https://t.co/KbvAUToLFt #reklama #humor #kritika (translated)

Dawid Wildstein criticized the reactions to Karol Nawrocki's training with Manny Pacquiao. He wrote that the biggest sports media outlets in the world, not just boxing ones, noticed the training and reacted positively to it, which—he believes—brought international promotion to Poland. Wildstein accused Polish critics, including MP Trela and Zdrojewski from KO, of portraying the training as a glorification of fights and a source of shame. He claimed that such statements insulted millions of people training in boxing. He linked the critics to the influence of "Wyborcza" and TVN, using vulgar and offensive terms against them. He also wrote that individuals he described as being connected to Donald Tusk and Roman Giertych commented on foreign, including Philippine, websites to criticize Nawrocki and attack people praising Poland. He called the whole situation an absurdity and a reason for shame. #sport #Polska #hejt (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that for the past three years he has been fighting against the discrimination of Wisła Kraków fans. He claimed that he sent hundreds of letters to police departments, mayors, and presidents, corresponded with the Commissioner for Human Rights, UOKiK, and international organizations, and also prepared a 40-page study on the impact of boycotts on competition. He described that clubs from all over Poland treated him as a person of lower status, and he himself was insulted and humiliated. He wrote that despite this, he did not give up on his efforts to be able to watch matches. However, he added that the post and the approach of its author discouraged him from football. He described this person as, in a sense, the face of Canal+ and pointed out that the station has long been associated with the Ekstraklasa. After years of discrimination, he felt "spat upon." Michalak also wrote that Legia should not give up and should seek documents that would prevent people from watching football. He concluded his statement by saying that he no longer wants to be part of this environment, which — in his opinion — has nothing to do with the beauty of football. #piłkanożna #dyskryminacja #kibice (translated)

Michal Rachoń announced that attorney Artur Wdowczyk would file lawsuits the following day against the authorities of TVN, the company itself, and individuals who — he claimed — spread falsehoods about 37 million. He added that in addition to civil suits, it was planned to notify the relevant institutions about the suspicion of committing crimes and unfair competition. Rachoń wrote that compensation was to be sought from both the editorial office and personally from those involved in this campaign. He stated that invoices issued to Zonda were published, while TVN24 did not, and he again asked when TVN would disclose the advertising revenues from ZondaCrypto. #TVN #Zonda #kłamstwa (translated)

Dee | ApexHeritage criticized part of Tesla owners for defending the brand as a religious belief and explaining to those who complained about the car's handling that the problem was with them. He also questioned the enthusiasm for features that, according to him, other car manufacturers had offered earlier. He cited Mercedes' Distronic system as an example, which he claimed had been available as far back as 1998, and mentioned automatic high beams, lane-keeping assistance, and parking assistants. He admitted that Tesla had its merits, but he was bothered by the fact that some customers defended its shortcomings to others after buying the car. #Tesla #ElonMusk #automobilismus (translated)

“It is quite a common practice, but instead of doing that (even though you can’t please them), I decided, among other things, to create patriotic ads and pay for them myself – with my own funds and the money I raised for MAGA. However, D. Trump himself, during a keynote speech at the Republican Party convention in Dallas in September, urged voters to 'imagine that my name is on the ballot' during the midterm elections.” #DonaldTrump #BaltiejiRūmai #politika (translated)

D. Trump reported that he will fund his political advertising himself, recently starting to show patriotic commercials that received criticism from both main political parties for the potential use of state funds for personal purposes. #DonaldTrump #BaltiejiRūmai #politika (translated)

Zdeněk Perutka described the match as one of the best games of the 2026 season and stated that it offered drama, twists, and emotions. He described the match as exceptionally combative and admitted that at certain moments he doubted whether he would manage the game. According to him, the match was an advertisement for tennis. https://t.co/OZ15DJYxeA #tenis #zápas #sport (translated)

The Ministry of Defense continues its business relations with the Sehnal family, even though their company 4 Army s.r.o. is facing insolvency proceedings and has issues with the complaint of substandard supplies, which has prompted criticism from the opposition and concerns about the supplied goods. #armáda #tendr #kontejnery (translated)

Raivis Zeltīts indicated that, with nearly complete compilation of the parliamentary election results, 1.3% of voters, or about 11,000 people, had voted for "Rising Sun for Latvia" (ASL). He acknowledged that this did not meet the party's goal, but considered the result respectable for a new party, especially given what he believed was a smaller advertising budget for the campaign and the public media's ban on participating in most of the television debates. Zeltīts claimed that the media simultaneously provided a platform for pro-Kremlin parties. Zeltīts thanked the party's voters, activists, and candidates, stating that ASL would assess the campaign, change tactics, and continue its work. He emphasized that the party's priority was to maintain its core values, describing the campaign as a political school for its members. Among the factors influencing the election results, Zeltīts mentioned calls not to vote for small parties and voters' disillusionment with politics. He attributed the low voter turnout entirely to the responsibility of "New Unity." In contrast, he viewed the public image of "United List" and Andris Kulbergs as successful, noting that the large campaign budget and 35% result had left other Latvian parties with less support. Zeltīts also claimed that since the rule of "New Unity," there had been no significant change in the political course and that a centrist-liberal, pro-immigration party was in power. #Vēlēšanas #Latvija #Politika (translated)

Andrzej Śledź wrote that collaborating with big brands today requires, in his opinion, little more than average intelligence, a sense of humor, and good looks. He informed that he received two monitors from Philips: one for testing, while the wide one was to remain with him as a gift. He marked the post as promotional, explaining that he received the equipment for free, and added that he enjoys living in the 21st century. #praca #technologia #otwarteumysły (translated)