"Sleep in the legs" is a forced (or simply poor) translation supposed to mean sleeping at the foot (end) of the bed (the other end from where pillows are).

Weż pani skecz z lat 70  śęk z kabaretu dudek tam jest zagmatwanie

It is interesting to listen to other peoples ways of comedy, thought I admit I read slower than the lines come across the screen , its a way to widen our outlook

Finally some polish stuff! 🇵🇱❤️

It's nice to see something in Polish from you :) KMN is a great cabaret, and I recommend their other sketches, but some of them may be difficult to understand without the cultural background of Polish society. Anyway, warm greetings from Poland.

Ten skecz to czysta abstrakcja 😂😂😂

I'm from Poland, and you chose one of my favorite cabarets. I also recommend the ''Ani Mru Mru'' cabaret :)

you found the yt cheat code, reacting to polish media boosts your channel twelvefold in a year

Ah, the golden era of polish comedy before standup was a thing.

Actually my favourite one from Ani Mru Mru is called "the dragon and the peasant" so smok i wieśniak.

Hi Inna! I follow You on Twitch and I'm very happy You reacted to this show!😂 I'm from the Poland after all and this is classic. Great reaction! 😃

KMN stands for "Cabaret of Moral Unrest"; In Polish the word "cabaret" is used to usually mean a comedy performing group (who usually do a series of skits and often interlaced with songs). This group has been active for decades and is one of the best known and most respected; they even had their own TV show series. The most classic Polish cabaret available to watch (with the most highbrow humor, and great musical acts) is a 1960s TV show - Kabaret Starszych Panów ["Elderly Gentlemen's Cabaret"]. I strongly encourage watching it as it is a world-scale marvel of the genre.
BTW, your parents - or rather grandparents - might be even somewhat familiar with it, as it was shown on TV in USSR as well.
Also available for watch is what was a very popular TV show, filmed live with audience in a theater, called "Spadkobiercy" ("Heirs"), which was an improve series performed by a steady cast motled from various "cabaret" groups (one of the stars and best performers quite recentley passed away) and each episode included an episodic role (no pun intended) from a guest star (who was usually a known actor, sometimes a musician).

All power to your elbow, all the best and cheers from Goldap.
You might consider droping by these parts someday. Now that spring is in the air and summer is just around the corner, it's the best time to visit ☺
By the by,
It's a good job that Polish is my native language as I wouldn't have been able to learn the correct pronunciation for all the world. But I'm a dead loss at languages.

I think if you liked this one you definitely will love Cabaret Ani Mru Mru, their name basically translates to Cabaret Not a Peep. One of the guys is a professionally trained mime. He is known to make very funny faces and puts a lot of movement in the way he acts. One of their sketches "chinese restaurant" is great... but it starts to show it's age because it was made back in... 2003 or 2004.

Neonówka- Niebo :D

That was funny. Thank you, Inna.

Genialne 😂

Ciekawe doświadczenie że obejrzałaś .Od jakiegoś czasu widnieje mi to na YouTube i w końcu obejrzałem.

Dziękuję bardzo...❤❤❤🎉❤❤❤. 😂

Greetings from Poland 👋👊🫡