Cheap Flight Adventure to Ostrava
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It's strange to hear that PCR tests ain't standard, having relied solely on then in Australia, for free! Sorry to hear about that carpet pull under your feet.
PCR tests are free for people with symptoms, and lateral flow tests are free for people without symptoms. But the free tests are not accepted as for the day 2 test after arriving in the UK. You have to buy an official test. Back before the PCR day 2 rule, there were loads of companies that were getting free lateral flow tests from the government, then they stuck a sticker on it to "prove" it was taken as an official day 2 test, then they charged you £60 for their services. This happened throughout 2021. By November 2021 this price had reduced and I was then able to afford to do my Ivano Frankivsk trip. But then the goverment changed the rules to PCR and the prices went back up again.
It is no coindedence that the companies that are charging stupid amounts of money for PCR tests, as well as charging stupid amounts of money to put stickers on free lateral flow tests, are actually conservative party donators. Some senior government MPs have second jobs working as consultants for private companies, who then use their position as an MP to get favors for the comply.
inews.co.uk/news/politics/owen-paterson-randox-133m-covid-testing-contract-despite-lacking-equipment-1288605
news.sky.com/story/owen-paterson-minister-confirms-government-unable-to-locate-minutes-of-meeting-between-ex-tory-mp-randox-and-officials-12470899
www.theguardian.com/business/2021/nov/09/randox-one-man-band-operation-became-a-covid-testing-giant
I also don't like paying for tests, but I understand, sort of why. In Queensland (my state), there are no circumstances, even during travel, where tests aren't free.
That Pata Nosta is wonderful.
Thanks for sharing.
Czech republic and Germany are the places where the most paternoster lifts still survive. A British invention, but most popular in central Europe. Only 3 left in England.
@@crazyleyland5106 Many thanks. They are wonderful things.
Very nice
7:01 Wait, you've never seen an automatic deli slicer? I thought these were kinda the standard everywhere.
finally another video with a paternoster
Yup at 17:15
15:34 Ah, is that Hotel Maria? I stayed there during the Beats4Love festival. :D
5:20 Oh yeah classic old Transporta ❤️
Great video! I absolutely love all your videos, they are very entertaining!
Just a heads-up, king, our beautiful industrial capital is pronounced 'Kato-VIT-say':) Looking forward to seeing what you found there.
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@@5T0RMYofficial no
Some of the names of the towns on the Katowice tram network seems very hard to pronounce. (such as Sosnowiec).
Also how do you pronounce Szczecin. I am completely lost on how to say it.
Also on my Wrocław video people told me I said it completely wrong. I called it Wro-claw, and I was told it should be Wro-slar
@@benolifts so, in order, Sos-novy-yets, Shchechin (the first bit sounds like the middle bit of pushchair) and VROTS-wav. Hard to do it precisely in text but I hope that's some help. It's no problem anyway, Polish isn't easy and you explore cool stuff we don't even see ourselves so keep doing what you do!
Kinda weird that you weren't able to go on a train from the airport, as there is regular service 5 times a day (I know, not enough, but it is operating). maybe you were there during some trackworks but as far as I'm aware, the train should have been running
Pretty brave traveling with all the covid nonsense in full swing. I wouldn't. What would have happened if you'd tested positive while overseas?
I would then be trapped in a foreign country. I don't even know where I would stay as I don't think I would be allowed in hotels.
12:46 - Fake Kone lift
This was interesting indeed. :) I'd love to go and explore the rest of Europe. :)
How do you know which key is which?
Keys are something that doesn't get discussed in public comments sections
5:20 those lifts are names transporta and they have little T on the bottom of a button panel
Babe wake up, new cheap flight adventure
Why most lifts in have seats in it?
nice
6:54 you showed Kaufland which is actually a Hypermarket chain owned by the Schwarz Group which also owns Lidl and is NOT a shopping centre....
The diesel loco that appears later is a "Goggles," I believe it is a Communist era type. It's a great pity that there are no Grumpies left in service (Bardotkas) as they sounded magnificent, with a bit of the Class 37 in the noise.
Only 1 original 1970s Transporta elevator? So many have been replaced by modern shit! How sad!
Beno Guess what I ride lots of lifts i Ride A Kone ecodisc in Sports direct in the galleries Shopping centre And I ride a 4th gen ecodisc in the Seaburn in
ostrava’s oronas
Orona ☪️orona
yap 🤣👍
Hey guys thi-- oh wait. I'm too early.
FIRST!
Hey Austin this is guys
Hey guys this is Austin
@@windows7nt208 he posts this comment on bens video
Funny how some lifts have doors that you can open manually. Very strange.
Oi, Beno! Watch your language!
Nope