Unfortunately it looks like it's going to be quite rainy, at least in June. Let's hope July&August are going to be sunnier.

Spring 😉 Summer will be about 3 weeks 😜

Yes, Polish summer in place with huge balconies with view on mountains like Krynica górska. Their balconies are must see

Autumn can be better. Summer is sometimes too hot.

Complaining about weather is polish national sport. 😉😘 BTW, we have very good climat but sometimes is too hot, too cold, too windy, too rainy or... 😉

I think thats a flag of liberia lol, here is the american flag 🇺🇲

New challenge: best Mexican food in Warsaw

@@planetjames95 Man, that's a quest I definitely HAVE to take on, I'm certainly qualified for the task! Maybe I should make a video of that journey!

Mexican with a Polish last name? Man, you are probably a very unique person. 🙂

There is a good reason for this. When you are living in Europe and have so many neoghbors, there is always someone that does something better. You Say we have good digitalization of some official matters. We have Estonia nearby that does it better. You Say we have good roads. We have Germany thats pracitcly world class in that regard, etc.... Its no wonder we complain so much.

@@ysy662 I'd like to think I am! 😅 And I'm really happy to be half Polish, there is definitely a lot to be proud of!

Totally agree 👍.

So what city are you in? I've been waiting two years for my Visa and I still don't have it. I finally had to hire an attorney but now I have hope.

@@caciliawhy5195, I am In Warsaw.

No, Warsaw never remembered Chisinau, even in the communist era (also, because it is the town with a very different history and mentality). And in the mid-90s it was an incredibly fast developing city, with lots of interesting solutions, great public transport and so on. Of course, Warsaw was not as rich as it is today (now it is one of the richer regions of the EU - in 2021 the GDP of Warsaw alone was equal to 80% of the GDP of all of Ukraine), but the attitude of people to it was similar to what it is today (a human being like an individual, citizen, customer - is the most important, and the city, state, shop - are to improve his life). They have always cared about their city and life in it. There were no such contrasts as in Chisinau (ostentatious wealth alongside deep poverty). In Polish cities, both the city center and distant districts develop similarly, they are all cared for. The first years of the transformation from communism (1989-1994) were difficult, but each year was strikingly better than the previous one, and changes were happening quickly.

ditto...i left in 84 when we had just left state of emergency i am happy that you see poland as it should had been from begining.btw not sure if poles told you but its one of those we all know so you should know things that residents take for granted....dont cross any where but cross walk. and i will recommend for you to get i touch with another youtuber an american expat ftom texas who lives in czrstochowa his name is russ and his channel is love my poland on you tube. he will help you with few things since you appear to be on a way to become an peramanent expat lol

@@elfeintwentyfives1620 Marshal Law.

@@charonboat6394 yes marshal law not happy memories but as an adult i understood why jaruzelki did what he did ...he pretty much saved poland from being crushed like hungary in 1956/57...funny thing i used to hang with friends where his home was....it was not too far from artificial ski long jump

@@elfeintwentyfives1620 Bull crap. Jaruzelski hadn't saved Poland. That's the myth communists want world to believe. He was russian pawn and if they wanted to destroy Poland he would go with that.

@@charonboat6394 about 15 years ago i would had agreed with you. but aftr getting some stuff and reading it from germany france and england i had to re asses what he did what he did also russia did have armed forces on eastern border ready to go in he chose what he had to to save the population. btw i lived through it first hand so did my father and we left 1984 still pissed over what was done hubsons choice

So true

You can actually set up companies both LLC and Komandytowa online!

"mistakes"? 😁 Purposeful "mistakes". The "mistakes" are still there. Only the tax is supposed to be paid later...

I tried to do my business application online for a month and it kept failing and nobody can help I finally made an appointment at the office and they did it in an hour and she said you'll have approval in an hour and sure enough. As for the taxes pay the $250 a month and get an accountant.

@@KrissowskiM yeah didn't work for me kept failing kept failing you call nobody knew the answer try this try that I finally went into the urząd.

For anyone new to this channel: - If you want to hear the gist of it; skip the sight-seeing parts --> the main message of the video is very much worth it.

But you need to know the difference between military and ordinary one

Its good place to rest....

Still the online government systems suck a lot and are very cumbersome in design and user friendliness. That is because government officials are clueless about IT and are unable to demand appropriate level of effort from companies that develop them!

@@KrissowskiM compering to other countries our gov IT systems are high level and very friendly for useres. Nevertheless it could be better.

@@KrissowskiM stop crying, all is getting improved

It will be cleared up more when PiS is gone , and replaced with a more modern government

@Michal I. They started long before PiS,nice try. We can credit a lot of big ticket communist style projects for voting correctly, lowering the retirement age of an ageing society, and lots of cash giveaways to loyal voters, and cuts to others. You might want to educate yourself about this corrupt government.

It reminds me of the John Hancock Tower, having that little indent, or what looks like an indent, all the way up one side. I suppose I should go check the hancock tower again. (The one in Boston, Not Chicago. I *think* there's one in Chicago) Okay the indent is a little wider. And ours was built in 1976. You may have heard about how the windows kept popping out. Apparently it was big news but I just heard it from a friend. A few years later I was working across the street in the building with the spire)

Working on it!

Poland has a better future compared to most western countries that have aging infrastructures and high taxes and expensive standards of living.

Thank you 🙏

Not true! EU did nothing! Poland is changing since the 90s. The EU is stealing 5% of Polish GDP every year. Poland would be better without EU.

Bullshit!! Poland would be richer without EU. The EU und steals Polish money! EU is the same enemy like Russian Gouverment m

Jest like Bald with Soviet mosaics 😂

@@SebaX92 and Adam Something with trains. man, what a ride. lol

We in Poland have the same problems like 30 years ago. Now is a lot better (but still not pperfect) So all it could be fixed.

Ukraine is joining the rest of Europe just now . It will change . Sława Ukrainie

even 10y it still be a case, now it's slowly better

I've never used name shire, I've never heard anyone naming it other way than biura na gdańszczaku

@@roberturbanczyk204 they were even advertising the region as the Shire 5-4 years ago when promoting office spaces

good for you hope you enjoy the area as i recall that area is full of cafes and coffee houses and some small underground music clubs wonder if the micro beer brewery is still there

@@elfeintwentyfives1620 not really - forget about sleeping at night...

@@KrissowskiM yes there is that...but i dont really sleep drives my friends and family nuts when they visit me at home so i did not say anything

@Michal I. To ten hotel Kiepury?

Dental care is cheaper in Eastern Europe but have you compared incomes? It is all relative. I know people flying to Poland from N.A. because dentist is cheaper here.

@@charonboat6394 incomes matter, of course. For tourists or emigrants it might be cheap, but for locals it is expensive. But even considering the income differences, I've heard the same thing from Ukrainians, Armenians, Russians, etc. This also applies to beauty care as well: women say that getting their nails or hair done is cheaper, faster and the quality is higher in their home country. But overall, yeah, I guess these are only small details. Overall their opinion about their home countries are similar to James'.

@@charonboat6394 private dental care in Poland is a perfect competition situation. 50$ for an ultra professional and high tech tooth filling is a joke worldwide. It’s super cheap! What are you even talking about. Ask an American how much that would cost in US and compare for whom it is cheaper A for an average Pole with his income or for an average American with his income. You have no clue what you’re talking about

@@KrissowskiM Next time try to understand what you are reading. And don't lecture me about costs of dental care in N.A. You'll loose imidietelly.

@@123pgq in the west the dentists are making deals with producers of dental stuff and they provide them with pretty expensive products to make people pay more. That's one is the reasons, those big companies manipulating the market for their benefit. In Poland it's still not like that and I hope it won't be.

We are just incompatible with eastern slave mentality...

I could have figured that out from Boston in December of (I think it was 81) Pretty sure that's when I first heard of Gdansk on the US news

I think no country ever wanted to be a part of the Eastern Bloc. They were just conquered.

@@rabomarc I'm sure 10-20% of the population believed the Soviet propaganda. I'm sure (too) many of those that lived in the West, but haven't experienced the Soviet system, still sadly do.

Poland can into space 😂

A very good summary bro, I am Polish living in the US

They are public scooters. Everyone can use them with a special mobile app.

Name one disadvantage.

@@KrissowskiM Education, taxes, salaries...

@@KrissowskiM Health care - usually it is free, but if you need to go to a specialist and it is urgent or you want it to be of a better quality, you have to pay.

@@jakubkful yeah the healthcare here is the worst thing. Other issues improved a lot, healthcare not so much.

I disagree with the healthcare. And I am speaking from experience, being an immigrant to Uk for 5 years. Not even to mention US. About education- it’s free we have highly educated people

Last night I was looking in KZfaq for the coverage, in English, of December 1981. I thought that's when it was and it looks like that is when it was. I just walked past it in my living room on the news, worried verbally that Russia was going to get mad, and really pissed off my half Polish roommate. Maybe that's why I remember. There was a lot of stuff that it was too late at night to watch it. I really have to go to sleep. But I plan to. At least I know how to find it again. Because everything I look up now, gives me current day American news about Poland and that isn't what I'm looking for, Good as it is with all the praise for helping Ukraine Sorry about your grandfather

And never again! As far from russian fascists as possible from now on ;) They can make their own nazi "mir" but outside of civilized world.

Bribes don't exist? Strongly disagree.

@@mojo8094 But i agree. Bribes don't exist in official way to do things with gov's insitiutes. We have got some problems that issue in bussines relations cuz more than half companies going into "creative accounting" so we have got a lot of money what don't exist at the official market.

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Dobreee! 😂

It is not easy to become fully fledged Pole.

👍 as loong as he is a tourist here who doesnt give away 80% of the salary (as tax) here his perspective is totally opposite

Thats a very bed news. Polish conpanies should stay in Polish hands!! And farren B brands should leave Poland!

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To fascynat balkonów !

Haha what state surveillance, 🤣😂

@@tnickknight try drinking a beer while walking on the street or sitting in a park

@@radiozelaza i do here in Gdańsk all the time. Try that in America, and your going to get fined if not arrested.

@@tnickknight it's illegal in Poland

@@radiozelaza lots of things are illegal. It's very common here in Gdańsk.

Have you balconies in Milanówek?

@@monikakacprzak4721 they have Villas with huge balconies and great design. They even made new neighbourhood next to railway station with huge balconies and great view.

@@roberturbanczyk204 That would be a huge turn on for him.

@@charonboat6394 their balconies are worth taking koleje mazowieckie train to Milanówek. The new neighbourhood next to station is not as great as 19th century Villas with great history but it's still spacious compared with buildings in Warsaw.

Poland was never eastern europe. We were always catholic, we didn't let russians steal our soil and make it public. Poland was never filthy. We always cooperated with eachother during fixing elevations. We were just ripped from rest of europe by Russian violence

The PKP has modern trains. I like it.

Balcony jokes stop being funny after first 70000 tries…

@@zegarp If he hadn't said it, I would have. However I would have put a much more positive spin on it. Look! 43 seconds! Must be a new record! :-)