Dzień dobry! This is awesome. Dziękuję Winny! I'm always interested in local prices. It's a huge help when budgeting for a long vacation in Poland or anywhere. And its good to see what products are availalbe over there too. :)
I didn't realise that in Bali Dewi Sri was seen as a money God. In Java she is associated with rice, which I guess is the same thing? Statues to her are now quite rare in Java, but previously all fields and homes would have one.
When you buy bottles you pay rhe same amount ,you get back later. So it's just getting back what you pay in advanced to make sure you don't waste the plastic. By the way check out the waterquality , also in Poland should be european Quality and you can drink from the tube.
Not all Sundays the shopping malls are closed in Poland, there are several exceptions (called "niedziele handlowe") during the year - the Sundays preceding Christmas, Easter and the "majówka" (the current April/May bank holiday). Actually, Sunday 28th April was a "niedziela handlowa". 🙂 On a different note - you observed that Poland "is heaven for those who like alcohol", yes it's true. Some people here even say that the number of shops selling alcohol (often 24/7) is excessive and should be limited. Those people claim that it's too easy to buy, subsequently stimulating drinking also among youngsters. I share this opinion.
They do collecting it and they make around 50k rupiah a day from that. Also true is as in Bali is A LOT of rich people actually.. way than most people think. Or rich enough at least to do not do this job
@@Zoe-d3g that’s the another case. I call it still 3rd world country. Do it in Europe first people will notice and blame you second you risk big fine. 3rd is shameful. None of those rules exist there in Indonesia perhaps
I'm in North Carolina, USA. So expensive to live here. I'm so shocked at the check out for groceries every time. 8.5 yrs and I'm out of here. America was once great, now a living hell hole with no good outlook.
Winnie, input saja , kalau mengambil gambar video jangan terlalu cepat pindah pindahnya karena jadi agak pusing menonton nya, mungkin kalau lebih perlahan pasti semakin menarik 👍
How interesting watching, bottles going for recycling oh and grocery shopping 😊
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Dzień dobry! This is awesome. Dziękuję Winny! I'm always interested in local prices. It's a huge help when budgeting for a long vacation in Poland or anywhere. And its good to see what products are availalbe over there too. :)
Terima Kasih, I think you have done well
Wow i love this video. So interesting for me to watch. That bottle machine that exchanges for money is so cool. i wish there were all around the world
Really interesting seeing some of your daily life😊
I didn't realise that in Bali Dewi Sri was seen as a money God. In Java she is associated with rice, which I guess is the same thing? Statues to her are now quite rare in Java, but previously all fields and homes would have one.
When you buy bottles you pay rhe same amount ,you get back later. So it's just getting back what you pay in advanced to make sure you don't waste the plastic. By the way check out the waterquality , also in Poland should be european Quality and you can drink from the tube.
Well done on your shopping Winny I think that's great value 😊
Nice video Winnie. Looking happy. ❤
Not all Sundays the shopping malls are closed in Poland, there are several exceptions (called "niedziele handlowe") during the year - the Sundays preceding Christmas, Easter and the "majówka" (the current April/May bank holiday). Actually, Sunday 28th April was a "niedziela handlowa". 🙂 On a different note - you observed that Poland "is heaven for those who like alcohol", yes it's true. Some people here even say that the number of shops selling alcohol (often 24/7) is excessive and should be limited. Those people claim that it's too easy to buy, subsequently stimulating drinking also among youngsters. I share this opinion.
Agree
untuk hasil olahan dairy product di negara2 bekas eropa timur memang murah sih, kalau strawberrynya murahan di bedugul hahahaha
Good that you’re getting used to living there 😎.. have you miss The warm weather 🤔😱.. good luck 👍
good on you for not drinking alcohol anyway..great haul Winny:)
I would like to see Lidl in Australia. Looks like a bigger version of Aldi . Prices don’t seem too bad.
Hi Winnie I wish people in Bali would collect bottles and cans.
They do, it's a business of the really poor people.I remember that Damian even made a video about this people.
Well ,the is a lot,lot of bottles on the streets and no one in collecting them,must be lots of rich people here.
They do collecting it and they make around 50k rupiah a day from that. Also true is as in Bali is A LOT of rich people actually.. way than most people think. Or rich enough at least to do not do this job
Maybe it’s more about keeping the streets clean,you don’t have to be poor to collect bottles.
@@Zoe-d3g that’s the another case. I call it still 3rd world country. Do it in Europe first people will notice and blame you second you risk big fine. 3rd is shameful. None of those rules exist there in Indonesia perhaps
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Is there any china or Korea town or something like that in Poland
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Sorry to say this, but could you please slow down the camera a bit? It’s making me dizzy watching it.
I'm in North Carolina, USA. So expensive to live here. I'm so shocked at the check out for groceries every time. 8.5 yrs and I'm out of here. America was once great, now a living hell hole with no good outlook.
Guys, buy a jug with filters, I have two. There is no point in overpaying for water.
Apa kabar
Winnie, input saja , kalau mengambil gambar video jangan terlalu cepat pindah pindahnya karena jadi agak pusing menonton nya, mungkin kalau lebih perlahan pasti semakin menarik 👍