American Reacts to Poland is UNDERRATED and SAFER than AMERICA
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- Poland is UNDERRATED AND SAFER than AMERICA Can't Believe this is Poland (bye, Krakow)
American Reaction to Poland is UNDERRATED AND SAFER than AMERICA | Can't Believe this is Poland (bye, Krakow)
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It is funny how Americans discover that there is world beyond USA.
Well, Poland and polish culture is great!
Here's a fun fact: someone analyzed the number of ingredients in McDonald's fries in Poland (and the EU) versus the US. The results are startling: in Poland, there are only 3 ingredients, while in the US, there are 23. This serves as a concerning example of what happens when profit is prioritized over people's health.
this church and the shopping hall 15:39 are older than 1492, i.e. older than the discovery of America by Columba, older than anything built by Europeans in the Americas, and we have hundreds of such objects in Poland. Old castles, churches, huge Gothic cathedrals, baroque parish churches, old markets with town halls and tenement houses hundreds of years old, small towns surrounded by medieval defensive walls. In addition, there are thousands of forts and bunkers built by Prussia, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and later the Third Reich and the Soviets. None of the countries that had conflicts with Poland no longer exist. The Russian Empire does not exist, Prussia does not exist, the Third Reich does not exist, the USSR does not exist, Czechoslovakia does not exist, Austria-Hungary does not exist. Hitler failed, Napoleon tried too, and only Poles and Mongols conquered and ruled Moscow. A year after regaining independence after 123 years of partition, Poland stopped, defeated and completely destroyed the Red Army in its march westward. If it weren't for Poland, already in the 1930s, the French and the British would have been obliged to learn Russian as proletarians of the global country of workers' councils. Polish airmen played a key role in stopping the Nazi invasion of Britain. Churchill said that never so much was owed by so many to so few. Then he sold Poland to Stalin in Potsdam for 45 years.
Dzień dobry. w Polsce wszyscy pralki mają u siebie w domach. :)
A new washing machine + dryer for 7 kg of laundry (14 lb) costs PLN 3,140 = $775 . A new washer-dryer (in one device) costs PLN 1,734 = USD 427.86 . Laundry at a public laundromat is expensive and intended for tourists or students. Everyone has a washing machine at home . In Europe, people living in cities dry their laundry in the dryer only when it rains because it is quite expensive considering the electricity consumption.
In Poland the air humidity is not as high as in America. Therefore, the laundry dries faster.
Whaaaat? Srsly where did you get that info from? 😮
People who dont have a dryer in the city its because of small bathrooms, not because of electricity bill.
@@wojteqj Dry every wash in the dryer regularly, for example for half a year ? Dry every wash in the dryer regularly, for example for half a year. Let's say two people live there and they do three washes and three dryings a week. One hour of drying costs PLN 3, so you spend PLN 10 per week x 50 weeks, that's PLN 500 per year. It's a lot . You can buy a washer and dryer that fits into kitchen cabinets, just like a regular washing machine, because that's how washing machines are most often placed in Polish apartments.
Opowiadasz bajki , wilgotność jest nawet większa średnio sięga 60% ...@@PR_nick
You can also get monthly tickets, well 30 days. I lived and worked 6 and a half years in Gdansk, Poland. Poland is safe, it is cheap and it is well designed when it comes to infrastructure.
We invite you to explore Poland, it is a country with over 1,000 years of history
Visit Poland. Go to Wroclaw, Poznan, Warsaw, Krakow or some smaller city. Get a new perspective, enjoy the food, blend into the ambience. Travelling is something that will change your perspective forever and always for the better, because it'll be closer to the truth.
re: the washing prices question - the laundry place in the video _seems_ to be priced at 17 PLN per run (that's what the sticker on the machines says). Google says it is 4.20 USD at current exchange rate.
Dryer is 5 PLN per 10 minutes = 1.24 USD.
However: it is very rare for most people in Poland to use a laundromat like that one. I wouldn't even know where to look for one in my home city: the standard is to have a laundry machine at home, and to air-dry your laundry (combined washing / drying machines are available on the market, but aren't popular).
Pralko suszarka jest kiepska. Trwa cykl prania i suszenia bardzo długo. Wolę dwa urzadzenia ,pralke i suszarkę.
@@robertklimczak5630 W tym momencie wchodzi Ci kwestia, czy masz w domu miejsce na jedno *i* drugie.
Ale tak czy tak, ani suszarki, ani pralko-suszarki nie są _generalnie_ w Polsce popularne, co do tego chyba możemy się zgodzić?
The film is really well made and reliable, as we are still a safe country today.
In Poland we still use banknotes and coins, we pay with phones, cards, watches, etc
W tramwaju ,autobusie można płacić kartą , jeśli nie masz takowej możesz płacić monetami.
that safety that you now see in Poland, that is general in Europe as you have seen yourself in the other videos you have watched. Society is much friendlier and not aggressive like in the USA where they are more likely to shoot you before asking a question... we do our thing in Europe and do not easily interfere in other people's affairs, and if things do escalate, there is hardly any weapon involved, unless it is used illegally.
the USA, the land of guns, chemically prepared food, obesity, trigger-happy police, ridiculous healthcare system, the carcentric policy and .......''the land of the free''...just leave me in peace stay in Europe where you can do (almost everything) what you want, 38 or 40 hour working week where you have time for your OWN private life, and where it is not just about the money your employer spends on his vacation or on expensive purchases, the stress factor is much lower and you are not, as in the USA, treated like a pig by your employer and there are laws... and there are many advantages over ''the land of the free'' which is NOT free at all
not anymore, mass imigration is killing EU and crime rates are growing fast
@simi1950
There has always been a lot of immigeation and cross-migration in Europe. It's increasing only in certain places due to rising standards, interconnectivity and hybrid-war efforts of adversaries weaponising apparent asylum seekers. What you're doing here is scummy far-right/populist propaganda brainwash, *DESIGNED* to grab power and/or actually bring down all of EU. Every time someone claimed rising crime rates and i factchecked it, it was false and mostly opposite is true. Lies. BS.
Was in Poland in february and april, and there are polish people there?? Go Figure :D Thought they were all working in Denmark :p :D
Just joking, I love being in Poland, please go visit, take your time, don't just visit 2-3 days, put in the time and you will NOT be disappointed!
lots of love
Nie tak dawno amerykanie myśleli, że po polskich ulicach biegają białe niedźwiedzie 😂
of course? they are polarish bears ..
Hello Poland here, Warsaw to be specific. Move over, no prlemo. We do not use laundry joints. I buy detergent once 3 months for $20 and for $50 no problem to purchase used washing maszine, no drier. In Poland air is dry, laundry stays wet 24h max. Take care and vote wisely.
chyba cię pogięło gościu jest wilgotne
@@sylwesterwojcieszak9209 nie obrażaj.
byłeś kiedyś w tropiku?
czułe deszcz i wiatr cieplejsze niż skora?
teraz w Japonii np jest pora deszczowa, tam rozwieszona bielizna NIE SCHNIE. Ja mieszkam nad Wisłą, 31,5*C , wilgotność 44%
Pranie SCHNIE w 6 godzin za darmo. kogo pogielo?
@@pl-hq5hr W Polsce może panować praktycznie dowolna wilgotność powietrza
@@sylwesterwojcieszak9209 tak, ale mamy najniższe opady w Europie i nigdy nie pada 90 dni z rzędu...
When you travel to Poland visit us in Czechia as well. Those 2 countries are both super friendly to each other with long historic bonds. Main difference to me seems to be religion. Poland is way way more religious than Czechia, where absolute majority of people are atheists(historical reasons - wars)
As a Pole I really can't comprehend the urban legend named "Polish religiousness". In Poland, this phenomenon only exists in rural, closed communities, perhaps like the "bible belt" in the US, and this is among the older generation, where the parish priest is an all-knowing guru and this is seen as exotic to people in the cities, where religiosity is a marginal phenomenon cultivated mainly by older people, while with younger people it remains in the form of superficial rituals such as "dispatching" children to their first communion.
In my opinion, Poles are more secularised and atheistic than people in the western part of Europe, or for example in Denmark, where I lived for a few years and saw that their Protestant Christianity is deeper than the Catholic one in Poland - which, by the way, has never been really deep and reflective, but just wishful projection. Note that no significant theological thought has ever come out of this allegedly "pious" country.
Hey. Krtek, you were suppose to invade Kralovec not stealing our tourists!!! 🤔
@@albertopiergiorgi5980 Toś pan chyba nie był w kościele w Krakowie. A Kraków to nie jest małe miasto.
@@73Zouave To prawda, że Kraków nie jest mały. Lecz nie jest również miarodajny w skali kraju, lecz specyficzny, wskutek powikłań pozaborowych oraz wciąż obecnych bólów fantomowych po utraconej stolicy. Kraków to spauperyzowana , drobnomieszczańska kołtuneria stylizująca się na mieszczaństwo - którym nigdy nie była, choćby z banalnych powodów kapitałowych. Jestem z zach. Polski , z Lubuszu, ze 130 tys. miasta i podczas wizyt w Krakowie zawsze uderza mnie i rozmiesza to egzotyczne nabzdyczenie Krakauerów. Trudno sobie wyobrazić kołtuna bez niedzielnych mszy...
W moim mieście największe uroczystości kościelne i procesje gromadzą najwyżej kilka tysięcy osób...
@@albertopiergiorgi5980 twoi przodkowie raczej z Zielonej Góry czy Gorzowa nie pochodzą. Ja mówie o religijności, a ta jest powiązana w pewnym sensie z tubylczością. Tzw Ziemie odzyskane zostały mocno skomunizowane, a poziom ateizmu nie wynika z większego rozsądku, tylko z nabzdyczenia społeczności ludźmi programowo ateistycznymi. Poza tym do wielkich miast garną właśnie tacy "nowocześni". Kraków nie jest wyjątkiem. PS: ja tez centusiów nie lubię. U nas na wschodzie ludzie są znacznie bardziej życzliwi i otwarci. I religijni też. Co nie ma nic wspólnego z nowoczesnością. Znam nieco zachód Polski i jeszcze ciągle wam daleko do tzw Polski B (wyższa literka, wyższa klasa ;-) )
5 USD to get to and from work? Wow... I've been on equivalent to 15USD a day, and I drive small cars and not that far... On the other hand roadtax and insurance is like 1,20 USD a day. And I deduct the travelcost when "I do my taxes". In Sweden b.t.w. Poland is a good country, they have great food especially on the countryside where people hunt and theres a lot of venison. Add on Energylandia that's a great amusement park with some really good coasters.
True, but hard to compare Scandinavian countries to US or rest of the EU. Sweden is among the most expensive countries to live in, and are on the large and stretched-out side geographically.
Also, prices should be in context with real income (average statistics doesn't always reflect it), in which case the indexing will become more equal. There always will be things costing significantly more or less between countries, so it's hard to draw conclusions from just a few examples. More remote places will usually cost more for transportation as a rule. Poland is central and well-connected. For some reason transport and costs in general is cheaper there than ex.g. Baltic states, but depends on where you are in the country too.
Why I Left California for Krakow, Poland
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Cześć przyjęć do Polski zapraszam nalepiej przekonać na miejscu jak jest pozdrawiam
I don't want to take anything away from my country, but when it comes to safety and health care, most countries, especially European ones, are better than the USA. This is no achievement :)
Poland has also much better infrastructure, dense net of good quality roads and railways.. faster internet, great working public transport..800 castels icluding the bigest castle in th world Mlbork castle, 1600 palaces, 20 UNESCO world heritage sites. great culture, art. much higher percent of people with higher education. Polas have also paid vacations and worker who bacome mother have one year of paranting time paid by comoany where she is hired. also all parents which have kids in Poland got 800 PLN per month on every kid... including American and Canadian Ambassadors. ;-)
America, meaning USA, is one of the greatest country on earth, IF you are rich and well connected, the rest are just slaves for the rich multi billion dollar companies. The middle class has been wiped out in jus 50 years. So sad. The America I grew up loving is slowly eroding away... God bless and lots of love from Norway.
Yeah go to communist California and see how most live especially when you go to tents city
less "diversity", more safety
It looks all wonderful, but what about the smaller villages and rural areas?👴🤔
They also look very good, with the condition that those located further from the city do not have good public transport and you must have a car . If you want to check, watch the video titled : Driving on Polish village rural Poland
It depends on how small they are, and where are they located.
Yes, there are tiny villages that are _communicationally excluded_, and you can't do without your own vehicle. And it is a big problem in some places, govenrment keeps talking about it (but I'm not hearing about much being done).
In many cases, there is an inter-city bus line going through a village, so at least couple departures and arrivals a day are available. Either by full-sized buses, or privately operated minibuses, assuming there's enough traffic.
If you are lucky, there's also a rail line.
If the village / small town is a seat of a _gmina_ (low-level administrative district), at least a bus line is basically a given, and rail line quite likely.
By far the biggest disadvantage of living in the Polish countryside is the need for a car. Apart from this inconvenience, rural residents usually have all the amenities of civilisation known from the cities. This is why many city dwellers dream of moving to the countryside. This is what distinguishes Poles from other nationalities living in Central and Eastern Europe, where the trend is the opposite and everyone wants to live in cities, preferably ones with more than a million inhabitants!
As one from small village i can say it depends on region of Poland. In south where density is high (lesserpoland 226ppl/km2) I can get bus to main city (like 80k city about to 10-15km) twice an hour at least
In terms of life quality and general development, the difference between cities and villages is way smaller in Poland than, say, in France.
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The sound was realy bad, lot of the time i can hear what you said.
5$ to and from work and how much u earn? 15? 20$ an hour?
I am Polish so I can not be sure what is going on in America. But as outsider I see
1.problem with illigals
2.lack of law execution (juges do not make their work properly)
3.society divided by politican, race huslers, groups of interest
Jesus Christ everywhere else is more safe than in America
It isn.t good in Polen that is why polis people com,s tho the Netherlands for working. You let see only the positif situation you don.t let see the negative life .and how expensive the Netherlands are for drive an car , to rent an home .etc.etc. every month il have to pay more than €1700,- and than il don.t have food
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the minumim wage in Poland is slightly hifgher that the one in the US.
There are too many Polish people living in the UK. No wonder there is a housing crisis.
For start compare number of Poles in the UK and number of immigrants to UK from countries of the Brithish Commonwealth and other former British colonies.
How 740k people can cause housing crisis in over 67 million country? Anyway be glad because it was 922,000 Poles in UK in 2017 so it's dropped by 20% and still decreasing
Too many Poles work in the UK. But they could take benefits, like the British do... 🤭
this film is out of date, Germany is giving us illegal immigrants, soon there will be brawl after brawl in Poland
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