Another plus for Warsaw is the fantastic public transport system. Metro, trams, buses, you can get anywhere you need to go in the city within minutes. Not really sure how this compares with large American cities, but it’s way better than Melbourne and Sydney.
@@kamilkrupinski1793 Według najnowszego rankingu sustainable mobility index warszawski system transportu miejskiego jest na 4 miejscu w Europie. To chyba nieżle?
Melbourne haa some 400kms of tram routes. Sydney just began messing around with the trams. Perth, the wealthiiest city im Australia has no public transportation, it is car based just loke Texas.
@@michau75 Thanks, I didn't know. I do translations. "According to the latest Sustainable Mobility ranking, the Warsaw urban transport system is in 4th place in Europe. That's not bad."
I have polish heritage and am able to get polish citizenship… as Poland wants to bring its people back home. I have dreams of doing this…. And moving to Poland… and getting back what my family never could. 🥰🥰🥰
Same. I'm learning the language and hoping I can get my Polish citizenship, my heart longs to be in Poland, I look forward to visiting where my grandparents came from.
Another great thing is the amount of green areas, children playgrounds and in general children's activities. You won't find that in any other European countries. It's quite typical of ex-Soviet countries really: you will find the same in Moscow or in Kiev or Budapest. I think that is the great plus of Warsaw: it combines the best of Soviet countries with the best of Western countries, trying to avoid the excesses of both. Weather is what it is of course but still not extreme. It rains way less than in the rest of Europe on average for example. Wind is rare, snow is not abundant. I mean if you like hot countries it's not the place for you obviously but all in all, today Warsaw (together with probably Krakow, Gdansk and Wroclaw) beats all the French, British and German speaking countries in Europe by far, for quality of life and opportunities. If you are thinking to move in French or Germany or Netherland, think twice and consider Poland instead.
Not exactly, it's truly look beautiful on this material, but u know, that many thinks u just don't know. Idk if u hear for example about situation women and abortion. Like, a men can rape 13-years old girl, and this girl just NEED to born this kid, and the doctor can't do abortion, cuz he can get 15-25 years to jail (this is a new concept of law) . We have one scary situation. We have woman, and her child inside her was sick (truly sick, actually he was dead), doctor couldn't do anything, they was waiting. This women should born by yourself her dead child, they couldn't do abortion and this woman died too. Soo, idk this is chaotic, my english isn't very good, but u can do research on internet and try to look about this. Truly, as a woman, I'm scary to living in this country, with this fuckin law...
nothing good in Soviet country in long run, the damage what Soviet made on mental map for all population citizien, all Soviet country are non repairable in 3/4/5 generation. IT is a sacrament on the mind, body and soul that is difficult to erase Homocosoviectus is still doing well- People are not kind, trusting, do not believe in state institutions, do not believe in themselves above all else, they always think of themselves worse than the reality, they praise the mythical sunset to the heavens. Fortunately, younger generations enter adult life quite successfully without complexes, enjoy life with handfuls of good western patterns, as long as they do not react in assessing themselves being the next incarnations of snowflakes
@@karola2135 Yeah u always write about rape like if it is your obsesion or something, like if it was common -and common cause of abortion. But let's be honest -it isn't. So you can stfo :) If you don't like Poland, you can always go somewhere else ;)
On what planet 🌎 are you living now? Communism is thriving in America 🇺🇸 and Western Europe right now. Homosovieticus never characterized the most freedom loving 🥰 nation on the planet, Polish people. Poland 🇵🇱 is more on the conservative side of the political spectrum, where people cherish family, tradition, and their unique culture. Polish people should be so proud of themselves and what they achieved. You can’t put them down because like no others they love ❤️ their homeland.
I was so excited to see a notification from your blog. Trev I loved the video and I hope you continue to do them more often. I love Poland 🇵🇱 I would love to see some country scenery as well when it gets warmer.
If you want to check smaller towns and how they look like I recommend going towns adjacent to the east of Warsaw like Ząbki, Kobyłka or Zielonka. They are really cool.
Also recently moved back to Poland (Lublin area) after many years in Canada and the U.S. Still in the process of getting used to all the differences. It’s great to hear some positive opinions about Poland, considering the fact that many polaki think otherwise. Definitely enjoy keeping up with your videos and seeing other’s in the same boat as I am, very relatable. Keep it up, good luck and looking forward to more content:)
As a Pole and a Varsovian, I can say that public transport, which is clean and modern, is definitely a big plus. Warsaw, as the capital of a country of 38 million people, is also relatively safe. There is something for everyone in Warsaw, be it modern skyscrapers, business centres, shopping malls etc. as well as historical places of pre-wars era and... socialist realist architecture, which some can find interesting ;) There is a lot of greenery, parks and charming places to relax. The big downside is, of course, the traffic jams, so I definitely recommend the metro and trams. I hope your time in Poland and Warsaw was good for you. Regards.
Haha, zawsze możesz liczyć na Polaka/Polkę, która Cię sprostuje, ze u nas wcale nie tak fajnie. Nie kumam tego, ale niestety jest to powszechne :). P.S. Samochodów z lat 80-tych to ja na ulicach nie widuję...
Dokładnie, ja od kilku lat nie widziałem malucha ani fiata 125p na ulicach Warszawy. Skąd wiem? Bo jak widziałem ostatnio ze 3 lata temu, to taki szok, że zapamiętałem na lata! :D W 2005 ostatnio jechałem maluchem kolegi i podówczas to był mega-oldskul i się ludzie oglądali na ulicach. Z resztą teraz nie ma za bardzo nawet samochodów z lat '90, bo kto widział ostatnio poloneza, cinquecento, lanosa, tico? :)
OK, polite translation of what I wrote for non-Polish speakers: "Exactly, I haven't seen a 'maluch' or fiat 125p [by far the most common cars in the 80s] on the streets of Warsaw for a few years. How do I remember? Because last time I saw one about 3 years ago, I was so shocked, I can still remember it. In 2005 a friend gave me a ride in a 'maluch', and even then it was totally old-school and people were turning their heads on the street. And now I even don't really see cars from the '90s either, I don't think I've seen any polonez, cinquecento/seicento, lanos or tico lately :), not in Warsaw anyway".
You can go to the cities of southern Poland, such as Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Opole or Katowice. I recommend Kędzierzyn-Koźle is great, I recommend visiting the center in this city, I also recommend visiting local restaurants or pizzerias such as "LAZZARO" or ice cream parlors such as "Laguna"
Yeah, it's said that in the LA live 200.000 homeless people. It's like the 2/3 population of Gdynia or Katowice. Like - the whole city. Mindblowing. But I think it's extremally easy to be homeless in the USA, it's just about to have a bad situation, getting ill and you have no place to live. In Poland (maybe in some other Europeans country too) you'll become homeless only when you're an addict with no will to be cured...or (small amount of %) if you're really lost and depressed with no perspectives - that's rare but it happens so everyone should be aware of it and offer at least some help. IN other situations you'll get some minimal help to start your life back. That's actually one of the few things I like in my country. It won't get you everything for free but it won't let you to starve and you'll have the cure uf you need it (formal documents later). Gives the basic nat all in one.
Wow! So many new buildings! I have not been in Warsaw for 21 years. So much has changed. There is not as many homeless people on Polish streets because Poland has better mental health care. There are communities for mentally ill people who are not able to care for themselves, in North America these people just end up on the streets. Same with addicts.
Musi Pani przyjechać na tydzień spowrotem, większość miasta zmieniła się nie do poznania, całe centrum kompletnie przebudowano, a kolejne remonty są w drodze.
@@edytatehrani3934 Raczej nie będzie, teraz jest szczyt 4-tej fali i nic nie zamknięto. Zresztą Wawa ma najwyższy poziom wyszczepienia w kraju i ozdrowieńców z poprzednich fal, więc musiałoby się coś niezwykłego stać, żeby zamkneli :)
I'm glad you like Poland👍. I did live in states for over 35 yrs and I really miss USA. States changed a lot in recent years but I steel think depends where you live and what you are doing is ok. Good luck to you.
Wiesz Polacy bardzo wiele wycierpieli i wiele walczyli o swoje .Praktycznie średnio co 30 lat zawsze były jakieś wojny czy powstania .Więc każde pokolenie musiało walczyć .Nawet teraz na granicy trzeba odpierać hybrydowy atak Łukaszenki .Gdy naród rozumie jak wiele go kosztuje niepodległość, odbudowa kraju . To dba też o rzeczy materialne jak zabytki czy .ulice budynki itp.Tak Polska to najlepsze miejsce do życia .Nawet przy tak paskudnej pogodzie .😉😂😂😂. Życzę wam udanego pobytu i zdrowia .Pozdrawiam
Szkoda, że my Polacy nie dbamy równie mocno o nasze najwspanialsze dziedzictwo - o naszą piękna przyrodę. W naszych lasach jest masa śmieci - opon, opakowań, plastiku, pozostałości po remoncie itd, niszczymy wspaniałą Puszczę Karpacka, przerabiając prastary pierwotny las na deski i biomasę. Sami to sobie robimy. Nasze miasta są piękne, zabytki wspaniałe, uwielbiam je, ale wizyta w naszych lasach, górach czy w pobliżu rzek powoduje u mnie przygnębienie.
@@MsLisbeth26 Żaden polski las nie jest prastary gdyż przez setki lat była zawsze ingerencja człowieka .Więc prastare to są one tylko z nazwy .Przykładem niech będzie Puszcza Białowieska dopóki ludzie pilnowali i właśnie ingerowali wycinając drzewa zarażone kornikiem drukarzem to nie było problemu .Kłopot powstał po histerii niby ekologów .Zablokowali wycinkę i puszcza ta niby prastara jest skazana na śmierć bo cała gnije od choroby .Tak więc ważna jest polityka leśna a jak do tej pory więcej się terenów w Polsce Zalesia niż wycina . Natomiast za śmieci trzeba ścigać bezwzględnie a jeżeli się coś takiego widzi to informować odpowiednie służby .
@@lordfather2888 bardzo się mylisz. Współczesna tzw. gospodarka leśna to wynalazek stosunkowo młody, mniej więcej z połowy XIX wieku, wywodzący się z Prus. Wcześniej ludzie nie ingerowali w naturalne procesy w tak systemowy sposób, i las sobie zawsze radził. Przez miliony lat obywał się bez „ ratowania” przez człowieka. Inwazje drukarza zdarzały się zawsze, a obumarle w ten sposób drzewa stawały się domem dla tysięcy innych organizmów i robiły miejsce dla nowych drzew. Puszcza Białowieska jest skarbem, bo nie została zasadzona przez człowieka, podobnie Puszcza Karpacka, no ale wiadomo, że obumarłe drzewo dla leśnictwa to strata surowca, a nie naturalny proces. Nie potrafimy decenić tego bogactwa, które jest w naszej dzikiej przyrodzie, wszystko chcemy tegulować i poprawiać, a. natura radzi sobie najlepiej, jak kej nie przeszkadzamy. Radziła sobie zawsze.
@@MsLisbeth26 No tak mieszkając w puszczy nie wycinali drzew na opał albo na budowę domów .Albo gdy lasy były magnackie to taki pan na włościach nie miał leśnika który by mu mówił jakie drzewa są chore i można je wyciąć .A Puszcza ma milion lat no przecież sama przez ostatnie stulecia przetrwała .No ciekawe .Tylko tej puszczy niby prastarej jest ledwo parę hektarów ścisłego rezerwatu.Tak się składa że tu gdzie ludzie żyją i ja gospodarują Kórnika nie ma ,drzewostan jest zdrowy .Natomiast tam gdzie milion lat niby jest puszcza sama się oczyszcza , wszystko jest martwe nawet zwierzęta się wyniosły.Wiec tak zgnije i zostanie pustka. Super logika 👍👍👍😂😂😂 Zawsze w Polsce była jakaś gospodarka leśna albo panstwowa albo królewska czy częściej magnacka .Nie nie Prusom zawdzięczamy leśników akurat zaborcy gdy mogli na maksa wycinali polskie lasy .Całe szczęście że wtedy w większości należały one do naszej szlachty ,która o nie dbała .Właśnie prowadząc gospodarkę leśną gdzie wycięli to później posadzili bo to było dobro lasów i zwierzyny .Czyli też majątek takiego magnata .
@@lordfather2888 kompletne bajki i legendy tu napisałeś. Po pierwsze przed wprowadzeniem współczesnej gospodarki leśnej ( wywodzącej się z Prus, a Prusy to nie tylko zabór pruski, tylko państwo, więc to też ci się pomieszało) nie było systemowych planów gospodarki leśnej, była wycinka, czasem nadmierna, niszcząca dla lasu, ale przynajmniej nikt nie twierdził, że to dla dobra lasu. Po drugie kłamstwem jest, że kornik drukarz zniszczył las, a zwierzęta się z niego wyniosły. Drukarz zaatakował tylko świerki, a w naturalnym lesie występuje wiele gatunków drzew, a w miejsce jednych padłych drzew wyrastają następne. Po trzecie świerki generalnie coraz gorzej sobie u nas radzą, ponieważ wywodzą się z chłodnych obszarów syberyjskich a nasz coraz cieplejszy klimat im nie sprzyja. Dlatego też łatwiej są atakowane przez szkodniki i choroby. Podobny problem mieli Niemcy w swoim Lesie Bawarskim , ale postanowili nie ingerować i obecnie po ponad 20 latach w miejsce padłych świerków wyrosły buki, jarzębiny a także nowe świerki. Las się odrodził, a obecne zdjęcia gęstego, chociaż młodego lasu, pokazują, jak natura sama doskonale radzi sobie z takimi problemami. Korniki to też jej element, podobnie jak martwe powalone drzewa, które wbrew pozorom są pełne życia. Natura nie znosi próżni, natychmiast ją zapełnia.
Ok, but I waited for this video the whole time and here it is. Always curious what you think about Poland. I cannot wait for a new video. Greetings to you Trev!😃
You're an awesomesauce bloke, Trev, making history, seizing the day(s) and aiming high. As regards weather, even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Btw, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended). Here you are, "Listopady" ("Novembers") by Władysław Broniewski, a piece of the Polish soul, ask your charming girlfriend, poetry in motion, to translate. All the best to both of you.
Fajnie, że jest nowy filmik 😊 mi osobiście też się dobrze żyje w Polsce. Spokój i dużo przyrody. Zarobki nie są wysokie, ale ja akurat dużo kasy do szczęścia nie potrzebuję. Mam nadzieję, że dalej też będzie Ci fajnie.
Regarding weather, even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Mind you, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended).
We have crime, but usually it is stealing, robberies. We have limited access to weapons, so it helps, but not totally. When I was a kid someone stole the tent we had for fun at our backyard 😂.
Sorry about the weather. very pleasant view about the Capital of Poland,Warsaw,drop by in the summer it is pleasant,it is clean,and afortable,for Us I live in NEW YORK for 55 years ,after 34 years went bac in 2011 been aboyt 7 times there,loveit for vacation in summer.Crime it is low but only one kind of people,hardley any mixture. Wish all the best to both of you ,wherever you go..
Even with the currency exchange difference and accounting for salary difference, BRB deals in Poland are a lot better than what I have seen in Canada. Here you have to spend a lot more to get that quality and even then it is not guaranteed. BTW the minimum wage in Poland just went up to over 19zl or around 3000zl per month. In Canada, you will never get $3000 on minimum wage. Poland has a very good standard of living now.
@@piotrdworowy183 skoro chłopcze jesteś trzeźwy to bardzo niepokojące rzeczy dzieją się pomiędzy twoimi uszami. Pora na wizytę u specjalisty, bo wkrótce może być za późno.
America - U.S.A . is simply scary , people look. over their shoulders , when outdoors , say walking a dog, or window shopping , that’s not the way to live , it’s like hell .
Wow You looking so amazing and together with your girlfriend you both are perfect match ! Very attractive couple! I do think also that Poland is very clean country! I travel around and always was clean tidy beautiful! All the best
"American Cities Can Learn From Warsaw'. - OK. Lesson Number 1: Make blacks and browns behave like whites. Do you think this would be possible? Never. Lesson Number 2: Never compare American cities to cities in mono-ethnic white cultures.
It's always interesting for me how foreigners seem to find Warsaw to be super clean. I used to live in Warsaw for a few years and I was always angry of how filthy everything was. How filthy are the western cities??
Trevor..I have a question for you as a Pole ... you have a Polish woman and a country Poland where you live .. answer honestly to your own heart .. in case of war .. would you sacrifice your life for Poland and your woman?
How about BEHAVIOR or the culture of GOOD BEHAVIOR? I never saw any craziness or rowdy thugs walking around. Just peaceful people out minding their business and allowing you to live your life and enjoy it!
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Cars from 80s even 90s are not "extremely common here" ha ha :D VW Passat B6,Audi A4 B6,B7, BMW E46,E90,VW Golf 5, Skoda Octavia 2... this is one of the chepest and most popular cars.
To put it bluntly...there is less crime in Warsaw, less junkies, less homeless bums, streets are cleaner, etc...because there are far far less so called 'minorities'. You can't not to notice. And yes, Warsaw has its 'arm pit' too...but even it is getting gentrified since the cost of living on the left bank of the river is getting out of hand, people are moving to the right bank and lifting up the areas that were sort of looking like the Bronx.
Yeah, Poland sucks... not!!! Honestly, the older I am, the more appreciative I am of my country. Sure it has it's flaws (rooted in politics mostly), but it's still one of the better places to live in on the planet imho. The feeling intensifies the more I visit other countries (although I was pretty amazed with certain ones, Slovenia for example - for such a small nation, their country seems really well developed and just plain pretty in many ways). Which doesn't mean we should stop trying to improve it.
But what Polish cities can learn from Anerican cities is the sunny weather i suppose . I hate such depressing rainy and cold weather, even glass of wine or warn fire in the fireplace doesn't help me. Haha now you know why Polish complain . But in spite of all I am glad I can hear you Trev.
Even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Mind you, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended).
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Crime in Poland was huge in the 90's. it has noticed a major decline since than. Today you have crime in big cities just as anywhere else. You don't here about it because you're downtown. There are some areas that are dangerous. Warsaw and Kraków are probably top cities for crime and violence.
There are crimes in every major city in the world, but in comparrisson to major European/Western countries, Polish cities today have FAR FEWER crimes and less violence. That's a statistical FACT!
in the last 15 years Poland reach massive. Its really not the same country. its better version. My dream is to fully reunited People but we need to destroy 2 main political parties. Minimum wage in Poland with nowadays prices should be like 3200-3500zł NETTO. especially small towns , villages mostly beautiful Eastern part. Warsaw is strong , Poland is beautiful ,just little bit more money for less skilled workers and nobody will move or go abroad to some warehouses or factories with MD diploma. Poland is really well balanced anyway and still progess. P.S. I reeeeealy hope so that Center square of Warsaw will change....Its not looking good at all...There are some plans to rebuild in near future thank god...Take care and waitin for describe of all 16 voivodeships of Poland . hey
Bullshit! Thanks to Polish Gouverment Polish economy is getting stronger and people more wealthy. Unemployment is low, debt went lower, corruption went lover. Actually we have a good Gouverment which is not selling Polish companies.
Kids (Trev in Poland 🇵🇱) you are a great guy as well as your girlfriend, but you are not properly dressed for the weather!!! Where is your hat 🧢, scarf 🧣 and gloves 🧤, you would enjoy 😊 Poland 🇵🇱 even more, same words I address to your lady. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
I too live in Canada and also experienced this "culture shock" when I visited Poland two years ago. It was so nice to just see people and families happily strolling through a central city park, with not a junkie or homeless person in sight.
@@adudeczka Canada has really gone to shit in comparison, and that's saying a lot given I live in the relatively clean and white collar capital. I can't imagine how bad Vancouver or Montreal are now
@@pauljakubiak9495 Is that news about Canada? But don't worry, Poland's freedom and liberty will soon be crushed and the "culture shock" you refer to will be gone. The unravelling of the West, with Melanie Phillips | The Brendan O'Neill Show
@@pauljakubiak9495 they don’t have immigrants, especially immigrants from different culture. I can see how my community change with growing numbers of them.
Because we in Poland don't like junkies and heroin is only underground, in USA heroin is normal and crack head's, and second thing about crime, in Poland living only Polish, and not many different nations, that's why ...
Your best vlogs are those where you are alone. You express your thoughts uncensored. Your girlfriend acts like a brake or a censor. For me, your personal, uninterrupted point of view is much more interesting. Sorry to be honest, but this was supposed to be a constructive criticism. 😀 All the best!
I thought the same thing. And she sometimes says unbelievable stupid things (eg "clean, because this is the center" - compared to other districts, it is clearly dirtier and smeared with graffitti, although still clean in total).
"this was supposed to be a constructive criticism" - no, it's dumb, mean and petty.... No offence, this was just supposed to be a constructive criticism of your comment :-)
@@alh6255 "she sometimes says unbelievable stupid things" - no, she just wants to balance out Trev's viewing Poland through rose-coloured glasses all the time. And she's on point.
@@frankgradus9474 "Constructive criticism" ceases to be constructive, when insults are thrown. Perhaps learn the meaning of words before making an even bigger fool of yourself. No offence, this was simply an education.
America , sorry to say , is on big decline, last week end 80 - black people , from Oakland attacked Nordstrom in Walnut Creek ,by - smash and grab- Greetings from US.
Why she is with you, she is out of you league. She outsmarts you in every field by far. Only because she has polish roots? Babe you can do much better than this. Look around for polish boys.
I know a woman, a Londoner, who's got 3 boys. And so she says she knows first-hand it's hard to find a group of teenagers in South London who are not affected in some way by appalling knife crime. Cold-blooded, brutal stabbings and murders are the order of the day in the UK these days. Unheard-of in Poland yet, but, sad to say, it'll come along soon ...
It is kinda hell on Earth,because of Catholic Exttemists all arround the Poland,we clearly have in our Constitution that Catholic religion is prior before others.
(...)W trosce o byt i przyszłość naszej Ojczyzny, odzyskawszy w 1989 roku możliwość suwerennego i demokratycznego stanowienia o Jej losie, my, Naród Polski - wszyscy obywatele Rzeczypospolitej, zarówno wierzący w Boga będącego źródłem prawdy, sprawiedliwości, dobra i piękna, (..)
@@piotrdworowy183 wszyscy obywatele Rzeczypospolitej, zarówno wierzący w Boga będącego źródłem prawdy, sprawiedliwości, dobra i piękna, jak i nie podzielający tej wiary, Proszę
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Another plus for Warsaw is the fantastic public transport system. Metro, trams, buses, you can get anywhere you need to go in the city within minutes. Not really sure how this compares with large American cities, but it’s way better than Melbourne and Sydney.
Still, every other major EU city has better public transport :) But we`re getting there...
@@kamilkrupinski1793 Have you been to every other major EU city?
@@kamilkrupinski1793 Według najnowszego rankingu sustainable mobility index warszawski system transportu miejskiego jest na 4 miejscu w Europie. To chyba nieżle?
Melbourne haa some 400kms of tram routes. Sydney just began messing around with the trams. Perth, the wealthiiest city im Australia has no public transportation, it is car based just loke Texas.
@@michau75 Thanks, I didn't know. I do translations.
"According to the latest Sustainable Mobility ranking, the Warsaw urban transport system is in 4th place in Europe. That's not bad."
I have polish heritage and am able to get polish citizenship… as Poland wants to bring its people back home. I have dreams of doing this…. And moving to Poland… and getting back what my family never could. 🥰🥰🥰
come here 🤗
Same. I'm learning the language and hoping I can get my Polish citizenship, my heart longs to be in Poland, I look forward to visiting where my grandparents came from.
Awww it will work out for you then! 😉
If you got Polish origins, you’re at good patch towards Polish citizenship by descent. It quite simple way.
I was hoping to do this but my great grandfather came over before 1920 and that’s the cutoff apparently :(
Another great thing is the amount of green areas, children playgrounds and in general children's activities. You won't find that in any other European countries. It's quite typical of ex-Soviet countries really: you will find the same in Moscow or in Kiev or Budapest. I think that is the great plus of Warsaw: it combines the best of Soviet countries with the best of Western countries, trying to avoid the excesses of both. Weather is what it is of course but still not extreme. It rains way less than in the rest of Europe on average for example. Wind is rare, snow is not abundant. I mean if you like hot countries it's not the place for you obviously but all in all, today Warsaw (together with probably Krakow, Gdansk and Wroclaw) beats all the French, British and German speaking countries in Europe by far, for quality of life and opportunities. If you are thinking to move in French or Germany or Netherland, think twice and consider Poland instead.
Not exactly, it's truly look beautiful on this material, but u know, that many thinks u just don't know. Idk if u hear for example about situation women and abortion. Like, a men can rape 13-years old girl, and this girl just NEED to born this kid, and the doctor can't do abortion, cuz he can get 15-25 years to jail (this is a new concept of law) . We have one scary situation. We have woman, and her child inside her was sick (truly sick, actually he was dead), doctor couldn't do anything, they was waiting. This women should born by yourself her dead child, they couldn't do abortion and this woman died too. Soo, idk this is chaotic, my english isn't very good, but u can do research on internet and try to look about this. Truly, as a woman, I'm scary to living in this country, with this fuckin law...
@@karola2135 yes yes u should definitely stay away from this country. Also people thinking like u should definitely move out.
nothing good in Soviet country in long run, the damage what Soviet made on mental map for all population citizien, all Soviet country are non repairable in 3/4/5 generation. IT is a sacrament on the mind, body and soul that is difficult to erase
Homocosoviectus is still doing well-
People are not kind, trusting, do not believe in state institutions, do not believe in themselves above all else, they always think of themselves worse than the reality, they praise the mythical sunset to the heavens.
Fortunately, younger generations enter adult life quite successfully without complexes, enjoy life with handfuls of good western patterns, as long as they do not react in assessing themselves being the next incarnations of snowflakes
@@karola2135 Yeah u always write about rape like if it is your obsesion or something, like if it was common -and common cause of abortion. But let's be honest -it isn't. So you can stfo :) If you don't like Poland, you can always go somewhere else ;)
On what planet 🌎 are you living now? Communism is thriving in America 🇺🇸 and Western Europe right now. Homosovieticus never characterized the most freedom loving 🥰 nation on the planet, Polish people. Poland 🇵🇱 is more on the conservative side of the political spectrum, where people cherish family, tradition, and their unique culture. Polish people should be so proud of themselves and what they achieved. You can’t put them down because like no others they love ❤️ their homeland.
I was so excited to see a notification from your blog. Trev I loved the video and I hope you continue to do them more often. I love Poland 🇵🇱 I would love to see some country scenery as well when it gets warmer.
wybrałeś bardzo ładny dzień na vloga hehe pozdrawiam ambasadora!
If you want to check smaller towns and how they look like I recommend going towns adjacent to the east of Warsaw like Ząbki, Kobyłka or Zielonka. They are really cool.
Najobrzydliwsze ze wszystkich podwarszawskich. Moze Wolomin jeszcze?
Thanks a lot and double a lot warmth for you both :) from Krakow!
Nice video about Poland, bro. Even when it's rainy:D
Lovely weather :)
I’d love to go to Poland one day
Just go then
Also recently moved back to Poland (Lublin area) after many years in Canada and the U.S. Still in the process of getting used to all the differences. It’s great to hear some positive opinions about Poland, considering the fact that many polaki think otherwise. Definitely enjoy keeping up with your videos and seeing other’s in the same boat as I am, very relatable. Keep it up, good luck and looking forward to more content:)
1:15 You can actually go on the top of that Marriott hotel, there is a cocktail bar with great city views ;)
Thank you for the video in the rain. You are a very culturally sensitive observer of Poland and Warsaw. Thanks for that!
As a Pole and a Varsovian, I can say that public transport, which is clean and modern, is definitely a big plus. Warsaw, as the capital of a country of 38 million people, is also relatively safe. There is something for everyone in Warsaw, be it modern skyscrapers, business centres, shopping malls etc. as well as historical places of pre-wars era and... socialist realist architecture, which some can find interesting ;)
There is a lot of greenery, parks and charming places to relax. The big downside is, of course, the traffic jams, so I definitely recommend the metro and trams. I hope your time in Poland and Warsaw was good for you. Regards.
Top floor in Marriott hotel has a drink bar
estaurant opened for everyone...
Haha, zawsze możesz liczyć na Polaka/Polkę, która Cię sprostuje, ze u nas wcale nie tak fajnie. Nie kumam tego, ale niestety jest to powszechne :).
P.S. Samochodów z lat 80-tych to ja na ulicach nie widuję...
Dokładnie, ja od kilku lat nie widziałem malucha ani fiata 125p na ulicach Warszawy. Skąd wiem? Bo jak widziałem ostatnio ze 3 lata temu, to taki szok, że zapamiętałem na lata! :D W 2005 ostatnio jechałem maluchem kolegi i podówczas to był mega-oldskul i się ludzie oglądali na ulicach. Z resztą teraz nie ma za bardzo nawet samochodów z lat '90, bo kto widział ostatnio poloneza, cinquecento, lanosa, tico? :)
OK, polite translation of what I wrote for non-Polish speakers:
"Exactly, I haven't seen a 'maluch' or fiat 125p [by far the most common cars in the 80s] on the streets of Warsaw for a few years. How do I remember? Because last time I saw one about 3 years ago, I was so shocked, I can still remember it. In 2005 a friend gave me a ride in a 'maluch', and even then it was totally old-school and people were turning their heads on the street. And now I even don't really see cars from the '90s either, I don't think I've seen any polonez, cinquecento/seicento, lanos or tico lately :), not in Warsaw anyway".
Ja widuje ale dopieszczone wypolerowane, na żółtych tablicach jako klasyk/zabytek.
You can go to the cities of southern Poland, such as Kędzierzyn-Koźle, Opole or Katowice. I recommend Kędzierzyn-Koźle is great, I recommend visiting the center in this city, I also recommend visiting local restaurants or pizzerias such as "LAZZARO" or ice cream parlors such as "Laguna"
Katowice😍
"Piękny Kędzierzyn" to najlepszy dowcip jaki w życiu słyszałem.
Gołdap, in contrast
I've been to San Francisco and Los Angeles and the amount of homeless people I saw there was crazy.
Yeah, it's said that in the LA live 200.000 homeless people. It's like the 2/3 population of Gdynia or Katowice. Like - the whole city. Mindblowing.
But I think it's extremally easy to be homeless in the USA, it's just about to have a bad situation, getting ill and you have no place to live.
In Poland (maybe in some other Europeans country too) you'll become homeless only when you're an addict with no will to be cured...or (small amount of %) if you're really lost and depressed with no perspectives - that's rare but it happens so everyone should be aware of it and offer at least some help. IN other situations you'll get some minimal help to start your life back. That's actually one of the few things I like in my country. It won't get you everything for free but it won't let you to starve and you'll have the cure uf you need it (formal documents later). Gives the basic nat all in one.
You can absolutely go to the top of Marriott, there's a bar on the top floor :)
1:14 Actually you can get to the top of this building - there is a bar on the 40th floor, open for everybody.
Wow! So many new buildings! I have not been in Warsaw for 21 years. So much has changed. There is not as many homeless people on Polish streets because Poland has better mental health care. There are communities for mentally ill people who are not able to care for themselves, in North America these people just end up on the streets. Same with addicts.
A short walk around the new Warsaw. 😉
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Musi Pani przyjechać na tydzień spowrotem, większość miasta zmieniła się nie do poznania, całe centrum kompletnie przebudowano, a kolejne remonty są w drodze.
@@ten_tego_teges Przyjade w maju, jesli jakiegos lockdownu nie bedzie. 🙂
@@edytatehrani3934 Raczej nie będzie, teraz jest szczyt 4-tej fali i nic nie zamknięto. Zresztą Wawa ma najwyższy poziom wyszczepienia w kraju i ozdrowieńców z poprzednich fal, więc musiałoby się coś niezwykłego stać, żeby zamkneli :)
@@ten_tego_teges W moim przypadku to raczej Kanada jest najbardziej nieprzewidywalna pod tym wzgledem.😔
Teraz jak jadę do Warszawy czuje się w ogromnym mieście a sam pochodzę z miasta które ma 10 mln mieszkańców. Jednak mały ten Kraków XD
ja mieszkam w hong kongu i jak jadę do warszawy to mam wrażenie, ze to miasto ale jednak małe miasto.
Kiedy przyjezdzam z Tokyo do New York City , czuje się jak w malym mieście.
I'm glad you like Poland👍.
I did live in states for over 35 yrs and I really miss USA. States changed a lot in recent years but I steel think depends where you live and what you are doing is ok.
Good luck to you.
Europe is generally clean, but go to Japan, then you wont believe how clean cities can be.
Japan is a very interesting country. I like ots history and traditions but would never want to live there permanently.
Wiesz Polacy bardzo wiele wycierpieli i wiele walczyli o swoje .Praktycznie średnio co 30 lat zawsze były jakieś wojny czy powstania .Więc każde pokolenie musiało walczyć .Nawet teraz na granicy trzeba odpierać hybrydowy atak Łukaszenki .Gdy naród rozumie jak wiele go kosztuje niepodległość, odbudowa kraju . To dba też o rzeczy materialne jak zabytki czy .ulice budynki itp.Tak Polska to najlepsze miejsce do życia .Nawet przy tak paskudnej pogodzie .😉😂😂😂. Życzę wam udanego pobytu i zdrowia .Pozdrawiam
Szkoda, że my Polacy nie dbamy równie mocno o nasze najwspanialsze dziedzictwo - o naszą piękna przyrodę. W naszych lasach jest masa śmieci - opon, opakowań, plastiku, pozostałości po remoncie itd, niszczymy wspaniałą Puszczę Karpacka, przerabiając prastary pierwotny las na deski i biomasę. Sami to sobie robimy. Nasze miasta są piękne, zabytki wspaniałe, uwielbiam je, ale wizyta w naszych lasach, górach czy w pobliżu rzek powoduje u mnie przygnębienie.
@@MsLisbeth26 Żaden polski las nie jest prastary gdyż przez setki lat była zawsze ingerencja człowieka .Więc prastare to są one tylko z nazwy .Przykładem niech będzie Puszcza Białowieska dopóki ludzie pilnowali i właśnie ingerowali wycinając drzewa zarażone kornikiem drukarzem to nie było problemu .Kłopot powstał po histerii niby ekologów .Zablokowali wycinkę i puszcza ta niby prastara jest skazana na śmierć bo cała gnije od choroby .Tak więc ważna jest polityka leśna a jak do tej pory więcej się terenów w Polsce Zalesia niż wycina . Natomiast za śmieci trzeba ścigać bezwzględnie a jeżeli się coś takiego widzi to informować odpowiednie służby .
@@lordfather2888 bardzo się mylisz. Współczesna tzw. gospodarka leśna to wynalazek stosunkowo młody, mniej więcej z połowy XIX wieku, wywodzący się z Prus. Wcześniej ludzie nie ingerowali w naturalne procesy w tak systemowy sposób, i las sobie zawsze radził. Przez miliony lat obywał się bez „ ratowania” przez człowieka. Inwazje drukarza zdarzały się zawsze, a obumarle w ten sposób drzewa stawały się domem dla tysięcy innych organizmów i robiły miejsce dla nowych drzew. Puszcza Białowieska jest skarbem, bo nie została zasadzona przez człowieka, podobnie Puszcza Karpacka, no ale wiadomo, że obumarłe drzewo dla leśnictwa to strata surowca, a nie naturalny proces. Nie potrafimy decenić tego bogactwa, które jest w naszej dzikiej przyrodzie, wszystko chcemy tegulować i poprawiać, a. natura radzi sobie najlepiej, jak kej nie przeszkadzamy. Radziła sobie zawsze.
@@MsLisbeth26 No tak mieszkając w puszczy nie wycinali drzew na opał albo na budowę domów .Albo gdy lasy były magnackie to taki pan na włościach nie miał leśnika który by mu mówił jakie drzewa są chore i można je wyciąć .A Puszcza ma milion lat no przecież sama przez ostatnie stulecia przetrwała .No ciekawe .Tylko tej puszczy niby prastarej jest ledwo parę hektarów ścisłego rezerwatu.Tak się składa że tu gdzie ludzie żyją i ja gospodarują Kórnika nie ma ,drzewostan jest zdrowy .Natomiast tam gdzie milion lat niby jest puszcza sama się oczyszcza , wszystko jest martwe nawet zwierzęta się wyniosły.Wiec tak zgnije i zostanie pustka. Super logika 👍👍👍😂😂😂 Zawsze w Polsce była jakaś gospodarka leśna albo panstwowa albo królewska czy częściej magnacka .Nie nie Prusom zawdzięczamy leśników akurat zaborcy gdy mogli na maksa wycinali polskie lasy .Całe szczęście że wtedy w większości należały one do naszej szlachty ,która o nie dbała .Właśnie prowadząc gospodarkę leśną gdzie wycięli to później posadzili bo to było dobro lasów i zwierzyny .Czyli też majątek takiego magnata .
@@lordfather2888 kompletne bajki i legendy tu napisałeś. Po pierwsze przed wprowadzeniem współczesnej gospodarki leśnej ( wywodzącej się z Prus, a Prusy to nie tylko zabór pruski, tylko państwo, więc to też ci się pomieszało) nie było systemowych planów gospodarki leśnej, była wycinka, czasem nadmierna, niszcząca dla lasu, ale przynajmniej nikt nie twierdził, że to dla dobra lasu. Po drugie kłamstwem jest, że kornik drukarz zniszczył las, a zwierzęta się z niego wyniosły. Drukarz zaatakował tylko świerki, a w naturalnym lesie występuje wiele gatunków drzew, a w miejsce jednych padłych drzew wyrastają następne. Po trzecie świerki generalnie coraz gorzej sobie u nas radzą, ponieważ wywodzą się z chłodnych obszarów syberyjskich a nasz coraz cieplejszy klimat im nie sprzyja. Dlatego też łatwiej są atakowane przez szkodniki i choroby. Podobny problem mieli Niemcy w swoim Lesie Bawarskim , ale postanowili nie ingerować i obecnie po ponad 20 latach w miejsce padłych świerków wyrosły buki, jarzębiny a także nowe świerki. Las się odrodził, a obecne zdjęcia gęstego, chociaż młodego lasu, pokazują, jak natura sama doskonale radzi sobie z takimi problemami. Korniki to też jej element, podobnie jak martwe powalone drzewa, które wbrew pozorom są pełne życia. Natura nie znosi próżni, natychmiast ją zapełnia.
Superb!
I lived in Poland for 6 years - worked thee marketing director major computer company . I lived by AwF
awesome video,thx bro.
Ok, but I waited for this video the whole time and here it is. Always curious what you think about Poland. I cannot wait for a new video. Greetings to you Trev!😃
You're an awesomesauce bloke, Trev, making history, seizing the day(s) and aiming high. As regards weather, even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Btw, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended).
Here you are, "Listopady" ("Novembers") by Władysław Broniewski, a piece of the Polish soul, ask your charming girlfriend, poetry in motion, to translate. All the best to both of you.
Next one: "What Warsaw Can Learn From Lublin" :D
By the way there is a restaurant on the top floor of Marriott, you are free to go there.
MORE VIDS LIKE THAT AAAAA
Like what? Complimenting Poland so that you can feel better about yourself?
@@mhastings6578 YEESSS
Hi. Warsaw is great. Ive lived here since 2008. Check out the English improv show once in a while. Its fun and free!
Super :)
Fajnie, że jest nowy filmik 😊 mi osobiście też się dobrze żyje w Polsce. Spokój i dużo przyrody. Zarobki nie są wysokie, ale ja akurat dużo kasy do szczęścia nie potrzebuję. Mam nadzieję, że dalej też będzie Ci fajnie.
It's great that Polish weather did not scare you off :)
Poland is not Siberia, you won’t die of cold, trust me. In here Chicago USA we have the same temperature during the winter so don’t worry 😉
@@wiolettatyrpa230 Maybe that is why so many polish people live there :D
@@___AJ__ you are living in tropical whether?
Regarding weather, even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Mind you, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended).
@@wiolettatyrpa230 I wish!
Actually there is Bar at 42nd floor of Mariott.
We have crime, but usually it is stealing, robberies. We have limited access to weapons, so it helps, but not totally. When I was a kid someone stole the tent we had for fun at our backyard 😂.
Sorry about the weather. very pleasant view about the Capital of Poland,Warsaw,drop by in the summer it is pleasant,it is clean,and afortable,for Us I live in NEW YORK for 55 years ,after 34 years went bac in 2011 been aboyt 7 times there,loveit for vacation in summer.Crime it is low but only one kind of people,hardley any mixture. Wish all the best to both of you ,wherever you go..
You said apple products, my mind went straight to apple sauce, dried apple, apple strudel 😂I'm an old soul 🙌🏽✨
Sorry Trev but you can't compare the cost that way,you should take under considerstion salary too.
Even with the currency exchange difference and accounting for salary difference, BRB deals in Poland are a lot better than what I have seen in Canada. Here you have to spend a lot more to get that quality and even then it is not guaranteed. BTW the minimum wage in Poland just went up to over 19zl or around 3000zl per month. In Canada, you will never get $3000 on minimum wage. Poland has a very good standard of living now.
Piotrusiu, gdy będziesz następnym razem pisać komentarze, to proszę bądź trzeźwy
@@greghops9452Jestem ,to raczej ty powinieneś wytrzeźwieć ,i jak dla ciebie chamie,panie Dworowy jak już 🤦♂️
@@piotrdworowy183 skoro chłopcze jesteś trzeźwy to bardzo niepokojące rzeczy dzieją się pomiędzy twoimi uszami. Pora na wizytę u specjalisty, bo wkrótce może być za późno.
@@piotrdworowy183 internet ma jedną niepisaną zasadę - tu nie ma panów.
1:14 Yes, you can go there. There's a bar on the 40th floor of Marriot. You're welcome.
Where is Trev?
America - U.S.A . is simply scary , people look. over their shoulders , when outdoors , say walking a dog, or window shopping , that’s not the way to live , it’s like hell .
Not everywhere. NYC IS a safe big city.
All the best Trev and your girlfriend !!!
Wow You looking so amazing and together with your girlfriend you both are perfect match ! Very attractive couple! I do think also that Poland is very clean country! I travel around and always was clean tidy beautiful! All the best
yeah definitely so "clean"
"American Cities Can Learn From Warsaw'. - OK. Lesson Number 1: Make blacks and browns behave like whites. Do you think this would be possible? Never. Lesson Number 2: Never compare American cities to cities in mono-ethnic white cultures.
Witamy w Syrenim Grodzie :) Many homeless people"s swith Warsaw to berlin few years ago.
It's always interesting for me how foreigners seem to find Warsaw to be super clean. I used to live in Warsaw for a few years and I was always angry of how filthy everything was. How filthy are the western cities??
Crime in Warsaw is just "not allowed"...
same as knives in London
Trevor..I have a question for you as a Pole ... you have a Polish woman and a country Poland where you live .. answer honestly to your own heart .. in case of war .. would you sacrifice your life for Poland and your woman?
How about BEHAVIOR or the culture of GOOD BEHAVIOR? I never saw any craziness or rowdy thugs walking around. Just peaceful people out minding their business and allowing you to live your life and enjoy it!
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Cars from 80s even 90s are not "extremely common here" ha ha :D VW Passat B6,Audi A4 B6,B7, BMW E46,E90,VW Golf 5, Skoda Octavia 2... this is one of the chepest and most popular cars.
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These videos make it look like it always rains in Warsaw, but that's not true. It only rains about 90% of the time. :P
To put it bluntly...there is less crime in Warsaw, less junkies, less homeless bums, streets are cleaner, etc...because there are far far less so called 'minorities'. You can't not to notice. And yes, Warsaw has its 'arm pit' too...but even it is getting gentrified since the cost of living on the left bank of the river is getting out of hand, people are moving to the right bank and lifting up the areas that were sort of looking like the Bronx.
1: go watch NotJustBikes, he really hates the American Suburban Hellscape, it's great 2: some homeless do choose to be homeless, 3 nice vid!
Nice video friends super like video friends great 👍👍👍👍👍
40USD for overnight stay in Warsaw is extremely cheap - it's not a normal price, its probably due to covid
Yeah, Poland sucks... not!!! Honestly, the older I am, the more appreciative I am of my country. Sure it has it's flaws (rooted in politics mostly), but it's still one of the better places to live in on the planet imho. The feeling intensifies the more I visit other countries (although I was pretty amazed with certain ones, Slovenia for example - for such a small nation, their country seems really well developed and just plain pretty in many ways). Which doesn't mean we should stop trying to improve it.
Kolej to ludzie, ludzie to my XD
Wszystkiego najlepszego kolejarzom z okazji dzisiejszego święta 25 listopada!
Its Cold in New York God. Norreaga
It was very warm last weekend and beautiful before Christmas 🎄.
But what Polish cities can learn from Anerican cities is the sunny weather i suppose . I hate such depressing rainy and cold weather, even glass of wine or warn fire in the fireplace doesn't help me. Haha now you know why Polish complain . But in spite of all I am glad I can hear you Trev.
Don't go to Seattle.
Even on a gloomy November day you shouldn't shy away from taking a wander through the fields, into/in the woods, around the city (at night too) ... might recharge your batteries better than lounging about. Mind you, I’d venture a guess that lovely May and gloomy November are the best months to run across the Polish Soul out in the open (pun intended).
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Poles should also learn to build more 2-lane avenues with intersecting streets, right?
Wrong!
This city was erased in 1944 after uprising, from German side
Dzień dobry, cześć i czołem, pytacie, skąd się wziąłem: jestem wesoły Romek, mam na przedmieściu domek, a w domku wodę, światło, gaz, powtarzam zatem jeszcze raz ...
Good day, hello and yo, you ask where I've sprung from: I'm cheerful Romek, I have a house in the suburbs, and in the house there is water, light, gas, so here I go again ...
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0:54 Less trash? Wtf i didn't know it's possible to have more trash in the streets than in a typical Polish city lol.
never been abroad? XD
Crime in Poland was huge in the 90's. it has noticed a major decline since than. Today you have crime in big cities just as anywhere else. You don't here about it because you're downtown. There are some areas that are dangerous. Warsaw and Kraków are probably top cities for crime and violence.
There are crimes in every major city in the world, but in comparrisson to major European/Western countries, Polish cities today have FAR FEWER crimes and less violence. That's a statistical FACT!
in the last 15 years Poland reach massive. Its really not the same country. its better version. My dream is to fully reunited People but we need to destroy 2 main political parties. Minimum wage in Poland with nowadays prices should be like 3200-3500zł NETTO. especially small towns , villages mostly beautiful Eastern part. Warsaw is strong , Poland is beautiful ,just little bit more money for less skilled workers and nobody will move or go abroad to some warehouses or factories with MD diploma. Poland is really well balanced anyway and still progess. P.S. I reeeeealy hope so that Center square of Warsaw will change....Its not looking good at all...There are some plans to rebuild in near future thank god...Take care and waitin for describe of all 16 voivodeships of Poland . hey
Bullshit! Thanks to Polish Gouverment Polish economy is getting stronger and people more wealthy. Unemployment is low, debt went lower, corruption went lover. Actually we have a good Gouverment which is not selling Polish companies.
Wages grew very much thanks to Gouverment.
PIS >PO
Kids (Trev in Poland 🇵🇱) you are a great guy as well as your girlfriend, but you are not properly dressed for the weather!!! Where is your hat 🧢, scarf 🧣 and gloves 🧤, you would enjoy 😊 Poland 🇵🇱 even more, same words I address to your lady. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Polisch people are more weed smokers and this flowers calm you down ;)
Was there this summer (I live in Canada) and was shocked by how few homeless people, druggies, and garbage there was.
I too live in Canada and also experienced this "culture shock" when I visited Poland two years ago. It was so nice to just see people and families happily strolling through a central city park, with not a junkie or homeless person in sight.
@@adudeczka Canada has really gone to shit in comparison, and that's saying a lot given I live in the relatively clean and white collar capital. I can't imagine how bad Vancouver or Montreal are now
@@pauljakubiak9495 Is that news about Canada? But don't worry, Poland's freedom and liberty will soon be crushed and the "culture shock" you refer to will be gone.
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@@pauljakubiak9495 they don’t have immigrants, especially immigrants from different culture. I can see how my community change with growing numbers of them.
@@utahdan231 most of the bums and druggies are locals, the immigrants are actually hard working here for th moat part
Poland is just becoming a better place to live than compared to the United States and most Western countries it's just a given fact.
Eldorado!!! That’s a pity people don’t change for better.
Because we in Poland don't like junkies and heroin is only underground, in USA heroin is normal and crack head's, and second thing about crime, in Poland living only Polish, and not many different nations, that's why ...
Most Homeless people DO CHOOSE to be homeless in America I interact with them Weekly. They have mental issues and addictions. They don’t want to work.
how do they choose?
@@mateuszcielas3362 They don’t want help. They want to live on the streets
@@run2fire in Poland majority comes from alcoholism and they also prefer to drink than get help
@@mateuszcielas3362 Tak Sami tutaj
I am sorry, but no one " chooses" mental illness. It's appalling that there is no proper mental health care system in North America. 🥺
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It's safe and clean but it's quite ugly for the most part. Krakow, Wroclaw and Gdansk appear way better than Warsaw.
How all these cities where getting on during ll WW.?
This is the answer .
Check it out . B4 u say something silly again.
Your best vlogs are those where you are alone. You express your thoughts uncensored. Your girlfriend acts like a brake or a censor. For me, your personal, uninterrupted point of view is much more interesting. Sorry to be honest, but this was supposed to be a constructive criticism. 😀 All the best!
I noticed the same, so I agree.
I thought the same thing. And she sometimes says unbelievable stupid things (eg "clean, because this is the center" - compared to other districts, it is clearly dirtier and smeared with graffitti, although still clean in total).
"this was supposed to be a constructive criticism" - no, it's dumb, mean and petty....
No offence, this was just supposed to be a constructive criticism of your comment :-)
@@alh6255 "she sometimes says unbelievable stupid things" - no, she just wants to balance out Trev's viewing Poland through rose-coloured glasses all the time. And she's on point.
@@frankgradus9474 "Constructive criticism" ceases to be constructive, when insults are thrown. Perhaps learn the meaning of words before making an even bigger fool of yourself. No offence, this was simply an education.
America , sorry to say , is on big decline, last week end 80 - black people , from Oakland attacked Nordstrom in Walnut Creek ,by - smash and grab-
Greetings from US.
Same in Chicago. But there’s an acceptance for it. Officials don’t do anything.
Ucz się polskiego! Wystarczająco długo mieszkasz w Polsce, żeby mówić po polsku 📕📓📝🇵🇱
Trev uczy się polskiego i świetnie mu idzie, odpuść sobie. Sam się ucz angielskiego.
@@frankgradus9474 Nie zapominajmy, że w Polsce mówi się po polsku 🇵🇱👍🤗👏
@@adammarek6812 Trev mówi po polsku. Małostkowość i upierdliwość to wredne cechy.
@@adammarek6812 posluchaj polskiego radia, to się dowiesz jaki to czysty , polski jezyk.
chłopcze..żaden RODOWITY POLAK NIE OPISAŁ BY POLSKI JAKO PIEKŁO NA ZIENI....
What Warsaw needs is more racial diversity. This will make it stronger. America already has it and people are loving it.
It's not about your race or colour of your skin. It's about your values and mindset.
maybe not the best idea to put homeless people and trash in the same sentence :)
Warsaw is the worst city I know in Poland. Truly hate it.
C'mon, man !
@@frankgradus9474 Let's go Brandon ;) (c'mon, man !)
@@Polones12 'Let's Go Brandon': How a misheard chant became conservative code for insulting President Joe Biden. Cheerio.
@@frankgradus9474 "misheard" is a very curious way of putting it
same i hate warsaw
warsaw sucks
Why she is with you, she is out of you league. She outsmarts you in every field by far. Only because she has polish roots? Babe you can do much better than this. Look around for polish boys.
Soon those useless churches will be empty and just decorations. Many will be converted to warehouses, restaurants, etc.
Useless for YOU, as with all leftists... but still important for many. But as usual, leftists only think of themselves!
... st.wstawaj...obudź się...bo się zesrałeś :-)
It is not necessarily less crime,I think It is because of lower detectability( sorry If it is wrong,I used google translator).
I know a woman, a Londoner, who's got 3 boys. And so she says she knows first-hand it's hard to find a group of teenagers in South London who are not affected in some way by appalling knife crime. Cold-blooded, brutal stabbings and murders are the order of the day in the UK these days. Unheard-of in Poland yet, but, sad to say, it'll come along soon ...
Warsaw is the last city in Poland where I would like live. Horrible city but if you like them that's good 😉
Interesujące 🤔
Po co tą biedą sie zachwycać...
hahahaha.....on wlasnie mowi o takich ludziach jak ty,a od siebie dodam ze ma racje,tego sie nie da spokojnie sluchac
hahaha.....nastepny,Trev wlasnie mowi o takich jak ty,ma racje
It is kinda hell on Earth,because of Catholic Exttemists all arround the Poland,we clearly have in our Constitution that Catholic religion is prior before others.
We do fucken not have Catholicism in constitution…
@@marek7641 Someone clearly never read the Constitution,we have at least few first verses that said : our "country religion" is Catholicism.
(...)W trosce o byt i przyszłość naszej Ojczyzny,
odzyskawszy w 1989 roku możliwość suwerennego i demokratycznego stanowienia o Jej losie,
my, Naród Polski - wszyscy obywatele Rzeczypospolitej,
zarówno wierzący w Boga
będącego źródłem prawdy, sprawiedliwości, dobra i piękna,
(..)
@@piotrdworowy183 wszyscy obywatele Rzeczypospolitej,
zarówno wierzący w Boga
będącego źródłem prawdy, sprawiedliwości, dobra i piękna,
jak i nie podzielający tej wiary,
Proszę
@@piotrdworowy183 chyba ktoś nie doczytał zdania