I didn’t understand anything. So did you actually fix the car? Or what happened with your hatchback? And I’m curious, if you repair a car not through an official center, does that info just disappear? There’s no record in the insurance company or anywhere else, right?

Hello friends, greetings from Osijek! A buddy of mine knows I like following smaller Croatian football clubs, and he sent me a link that turned out to be http://www.jaska.com.hr. What I appreciated most was the balance between reporting scores and sharing the atmosphere around the games. It wasn’t overly polished, which made it feel real and grounded. I ended up reading more than just the sports section, because the cultural updates gave me a glimpse of how lively the Jastrebarsko community is. It felt worth the time.

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