John, is your last name Waka?

It is Waka, yeah.

John Waka.

John Waka.

And what is that?

What ethnicity is that?

So the last name is Polish.

So if you're really pronouncing a right, we'd say the W like a V, so it'd be like a Vaka.

I mean, in all my years of education i've

had one teacher ever pronounce it correctly and i was like how do you know that and he's like well

i'm 100% polish oh that makes sense i um when i when i heard your name i that was my second guess

i go oh is asian guy and then someone goes, nope, and I go, Polish guy.

Like, yeah. That's it. Yeah. Anytime I just, go ahead. I was going to say, the point where I've

had people like from, I grew up in like North Jersey and like hometown people. We were right

next to Wallington as a giant like Polish community. They're like, your name was probably changed.

And I'm like, no, it's always been this way.

And they're like, no, no, like Elis Island.

They probably changed.

And I'm like, no, like you can literally go to Ellis Island and see like my family's names on there like when they came across.

Like it's Polish and it means like a warrior fighter awesome last name oh dude it's an awesome last name yeah it's a great name

a john vodka as soon as i as soon as i see w i default to uh polish i don't know why i mean it's

that and like the the e w or the Kowalski type names, all those.

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