The Biggest Culture Shocks of Foreigners Living in Poland | American Reacts

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[@JurekS]

Jaki sympatyczny młody człowiek a tak mało subskrybentów. To musi się zmienić.

[@IzumiMandanado]

Alright, so to clarify:
1. meat in stores. Depends on the store you can either order it at the counter from the ladies, or just take it from the refrigerator section already packaged.
2. night life. We DO HAVE plenty of night life in Poland, just depends where you wanna go :) most of the stores are indeed closed around about 8 pm during a week, but on the weekends they tend to be opened longer, like till 10 pm. Most of the bars are usually opened till like 4 or 5 am.
3. peanut butter... we do have verious kinds. Some are indeed very liquid-ish, but some are mostly hard to put the knife in.
4. international city. I don't think it's only Kraków, I actually think most of Polish cities are like that. Remember Poles learn English since elementary school all the way through the university, I presonally started in the kindergarden, then through the whole elementary school, apart from middle school I also had a private English school, then in high school and I also studied English Studies for a year. I also had French in high school and many others learn German, Spanish or Russian. So I can talk to you in English just fine, Spanish no, but my sister-in-law can, and my sister can talk to you in German.
Hope it clears some things up for you :)