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Where did the phrase Lit up like a polish church come from?

The phrase "lit up like a Polish church" is actually a misconception and not a real saying. There's no evidence that it's ever been a common or widely used phrase.

The confusion might stem from:

* Stereotypes: There's a history of harmful stereotypes about Polish people, sometimes associating them with Catholicism and lavishness.

* Similar Phrases: There are similar, but not identical, phrases referencing places of worship being brightly lit. For example, "lit up like a Christmas tree" is a common idiom.

It's important to remember that using phrases like this can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and should be avoided.

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