It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just almost never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -arz, -erz, or anything else. So you have "Sikorsky" and not Sikorski, and make fun of Susan Wojcicki for sticking to her father's "unpronounceable" surname.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -arz, -erz, or anything else. So you have "Sikorsky" and not Sikorski, and make fun of Susan Wojcicki for sticking to her father's "unpronounceable" surname.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -arz, -erz, or anything else. So you have "Sikorsky" and not Sikorski.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -arz, -erz, or anything else.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -arz, -erz, -łko, or anything else.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -erz, -łko, or anything else.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -osz, -łko, or anything else.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, -łko, or anything else.

It's because you can't write and read Polish names properly. You just never write -ski, -cki, -dzki, -owski, -wicz, or anything else.