No seriously looking through those discounts is sending me
This is our country in a nutshell
Are you ready to join this ride with me? This is going to be a ride.
It starts out reasonable you get your standard student/PhD student/child/pupil, disabled child, caretaker of disabled child, Big Family Card, Child until 4 & Teacher (which is not really a classic one in a lot of places but kinda nice)
But then. Then it starts getting progressively weird.
Officials on duty (ew) Non-occupational soldier (why? And also why more than teacher's 33%?), honorary blood donor (????? That exists as a discount category? I mean, nice? But what???)
A blind person unable to exist independently (good only at first glance, why specifically blind and not just disabled? Why distinguish?), A person unable to exist independently (why the radical drop in percentage in comparison with the former category you ask??? Why make distinctions between whether the disabled person is blind or not you ask??? I don't know!!! I'm just as clueless as you are!!!) Caretaker of a disabled person (alright, are we back to normal?) a caretaker of a blind person (nope, we're not, why even is this a separate category if the percentage doesn't even differ to the last one???)
Ok ok. I won't get into the first one, Pole's Card, coz I'd have to do a history lesson.
Needing a History Lesson to explain Polish Railway Discounts sounds about right. Remember this remark, we'll come back to this later.
Pensioner/Retired, 2 trips in a year. (WHY THE HECK ONLY 2 TRIPS? WHAT EVEN IS THE BENEFIT OF THAT, WHAT WHY) Valid with documentation (Don't the others need documentation? Why did they have to spell it out here specifically I'm dying)
A blind victim of war unable to work. Super-hyperspecific, this one?
I am dying. You just made your Super-hyperspecific category from before completely redundant. I am crying, I am tearing at the walls,
More history. Anti-communist opposition activist/politically oppressed person & veteran who's disabled.
POV: You are in a Kafka novel.
Caretaker of a disabled war veteran of group 1. (you thought we had covered caretakers? How is this different? It's the same percentage... What is group 1?) A disabled veteran, war or army. Group 2, 3. (Percentage...) Combatant/Member of the corpus of veterans (you are slowly losing your sanity. Maybe it all doesn't matter. Is there a Goncharov discount?) A disabled veteran, war or army, Group 1.
You want to enter through the door but you get denied.
A blind victim of war action that is unable to exist independently.
You pause. This looks familiar. Didn't we see this before? You scroll up to the beginning. Blind person unable to exist independently, there it is, we did have it before! The percentage. THE PERCENTAGE!
And as you realise, you throw your phone out of the window, then a blind war veteran teacher who is politically oppressed and then yourself.