Does Warsaw give you the NYC vibes?! We definitely had this feeling on that day 😎✨

@flibblesan

Ай бұрын

Having been to New York City I'd say for sure that Warsaw looks way cleaner!

@smerfdzikus2334

Ай бұрын

Yes, but not completely (yes I live in Warsaw). We have here plenty of ugly Soviet-styled blocks, modern skyrcrapers and of course a beautiful Old Town (which isn't that old by the way) that is nowhere to be found in New York.

@ch36799

29 күн бұрын

​@@smerfdzikus2334 But New York has also modern skyscrapers near old blocks.

@smerfdzikus2334

29 күн бұрын

@@ch36799 Not that old. Find me a building in New York from 14th century. Or 13th c. In Poland there are plenty, for example in Kraków.

@ch36799

29 күн бұрын

@@smerfdzikus2334 yes! But i talk about Warsaw. In New York you have many old skyscrapers from the 1920- 1930s

Poland being a "poor country" is a common misconception spread by certain areas of the press (ie Daily Mail). The truth is that Poland is considered a high-income economy that is growing at a fast rate and the country has a high standard of living. And in my experience Polish people are some of the hardest workers!

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

It’s so true! We’ve really met a lot of people who were literally shocked after visiting Poland because they „didn't expect so many skyscrapers” 😂 But jokes aside in this video we just wanted to show the powerful development of this country and the super places and top restaurants that are still very affordable 🙌 Yes, Polish people are very hard-working and really committed to what they’re doing! It might be influenced by the harsh past and uncertainty but in today’s word it’s rare to see that!

@user-bt7my8tx4m

Ай бұрын

Actually Poland was really a poor country not that long ago. So, this is not a lie but rather outdated perception. Poland was simply the fastest growing European country since the fall of the Berlin Wall (and one of the fastest in the whole world). And it is not done yet.

@Tweewhite

Ай бұрын

I agreed that it was an old perception, not a misperception. I go to Belgium quite a bit and apparently there are a lot of Polish people migrated to Belgium (from 10-20 years ago) and many worked low level paying jobs (house cleaning, etc., almost like some portion of the Hispanic folks in the States). But my co-workers also said not as much any more as Poland economy is getting really good now.

@Offsetewolution

26 күн бұрын

Te wieżowce nic nie znaczą. Teraz w Polsce jest większa bieda niż 20 lat temu . Zapytaj normalnych ludzi którzy żyli w tamtych czasach.. Po wejsciu Polski do uni standard życia się obniżył..

@pawekooszko4799

25 күн бұрын

@@Offsetewolution Nie kłam

Metro is so clean take note Paris Brussels …people seem more civilised too

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

Yes, I totally agree! It's safe, modern and clean 😇

@AttackTheGasStation1

19 күн бұрын

How many muslim immigrants in Warsaw ??

@chillout914

19 күн бұрын

@@AttackTheGasStation1 why is this question even matter what if a muslim person asks how many christians in the UAE would nt find that weird ?

@TheCyphermen

19 күн бұрын

@@chillout914 you really asking this?

@cometa795

17 күн бұрын

True because we don't need muslim "doctors" and "lawyers" in PL. THE SAFEST PLACE IN EU. I can be racist but I feel safe in my country.

WOW!!! WARSAW looks so nice, modern and cosy .... 😍 surprised?

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

When I had first come to Warsaw I must admit I wasn’t expecting it to be so developed! And what surprised me the most was the quality of living as well as relatively low cost of services - in any other European capital you would pay for the restaurant meal 2x or 3x more and the quality might be the same or even worse! I really can see Poland’s potential and I’m glad that Karolina is Polish because it’s always nice to be back 😄🇵🇱

Agreed! Visited Poland in 2008 and always think that they are a underrated country as compared to the other European countries! Btw the twins are beautiful, speak good English and very entertaining. Great job to the 3 of you! Thank you very much and will make an effort to revisit Poland again.

@JayeshChhaya

19 күн бұрын

I’m glad to hear that 😍 We’ve had so much fun filming this episode all together! I’m sure that in couple years time it will be even more difficult for you to recognise that it’s Warsaw 👀 The speed of development has been insane! Thanks for watching!

@PiotrJaser

12 күн бұрын

In 2008, Poland was completely different. Everything is changing very quickly here.

Thank you for showing us beautiful Poland which I believe is an upcoming rising economy. It is also home to my favorite KZreadr Eva Zu Beck. Thanks Jay and Karolina for your beautiful vlog. Greetings from Singapore.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Our pleasure! It’s really nice to share the insights and actually for me to showcase my country in the best light 😍🇵🇱 [Karolina]

I'm Polish and I live and work in UK. When I came to England for the first time I was surprised how underdeveloped, backward this country is. I was shocked by depravation, poverty, poor quality of healthcare, education, public transportation, infrastructure, housing and many other problems. Sometimes it looks like a Third World, honestly. And I'm not trying to be rude, I just like truth. I was always thinking that UK is like Poland but ten times better, because it has stronger currency, bigger economy, etc. Well it's not. Funny thing is many locals here believe their country is the best in everything because imirgants come here from other countries. Well-it's not. For most of us (I mean those who came from Europe, not Third World) it's just stronger currency which allows us to buy a property in our country without mortgage. Stronger currency doesn't mean it's a better, more developed country and most of my life I used to think the opposite.

@JayeshChhaya

25 күн бұрын

This is so true! I have exactly the same impression - we can afford more when we go abroad but the standard of living, services, restaurants... You pay a lot more for it too and it doesn't necessarily mean it's better. Quite the opposite. It will be interesting to see what happens next in the UK 🙌 I deeply believe that better changes and plans for the future will come, because everyone talks about inflation, traffic jams and economic stagnation, so it would be nice if something changed 😊

@mwojciec79

24 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya I wouldnt be optimistic, recession came to UK but ppl still thing of UK as some kind of 'british empire'. People are lazy, tend to omit some jobs and there is not enough of some professions. Brexit did a big number as influx of immigrants has been stopped, not only for basic jobs ( which now are either not taken or done with terrible quality by locals) but also some well educated and high paying jobs. EV ( Tesla, China) vs legacy carmakers - this one will be also nasty for UK. All and all - apart from huge influence of UK as political force and also London being one of finance centers of Europe - things do not look good.

@krowaswieta7944

17 күн бұрын

​@@JayeshChhaya Well, one of your ministers claims Poland will have higher standard of living than UK before 2030 (probably not true as the UK shows the first signs of recovery from the crisis). But ye, poor people have it worse in UK than in Poland (due to high 'base costs', like food, renting an apartment etc.) - from what ive heard its especially pretty rough in Scotland.. But you know, if youre qualified you can earn a lot more in UK than in Poland. But tbh average wage in UK isnt much higher than in Poland anymore (if its really 2041 GBP; apparently its around 2k dollars in Poland so... i think like 1600 pounds?; in 2000 average wage in UK was around 4 times higher btw.).

@boxingpractise

15 күн бұрын

as Polish living in Scotland i 100% agreee.

@Annamat0

13 күн бұрын

I dont agree with everything - english education is still good level.

Nie tylko Warszawa sie buduje , cała Polska to jeden wielki plac budowy

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Exactly 😬 It’s really great to see the uprising economy and how a lot of international capital also comes into the country!

@sylwia282

7 күн бұрын

Już nie plac budowy, już od dawna są efekty. Zobacz jak ludzie z innych krajów nas postrzegają, a Polacy tylko narzekają i narzekają.

@jarekkociok1463

7 күн бұрын

@@sylwia282 nadal budujemy, jeżdżę po calej Polsce zawodowo ( budowlanka ). Zdania nie zmienię Polska tj jeden wielki plac budowy

@andee997

2 күн бұрын

@@sylwia282 Tak, Polacy narzekają. Dlatego dążymy jako naród do stanu, kiedy wszyscy na świecie będą nam zazdrościć. Naród jest dumny i wymagający, i ma na co narzekać.

As they think in the world that Poland is a poor country, let them continue to think so. Why straighten it out and explain it. There is not the slightest reason to lead them out of their wrong thinking. 😂😂

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

It’s nice to talk about the success of one’s country 😉 We’re happy to „promote” Poland on our vlogs because it’s amazing to observe how it’s been developing! And filming-wise it’s quite nice that we can attract more people to visit the country!

@mecx7322

28 күн бұрын

Lot of people in the world ( also in USA ) think Poland lies in Africa. 😀

@worldcitizen181

27 күн бұрын

@@mecx7322 Ażebyś wiedział i ja nie zamierzam ich wyprowadzać z błędu. 😂

@mecx7322

27 күн бұрын

@@worldcitizen181 Slyszalem to wiele razy w USA; nieraz pytali czy nie jestesmy w Ameryce Poludniowej. 😁

@worldcitizen181

27 күн бұрын

@@mecx7322 Ja zawsze mówię, że Polska leży na Antarktydzie. Rzecz w tym, że 90% nie wie czym jest Antarktyda i bierze to na poważnie. Tylko niewielu się reflektuje, że palnęli bzdurę. 😂

Pozdrowienia od jednego z robotników który był przy stawianiu tych budynków.

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

You would show full culture in Poland if you let ladies pass first through those heavy doors :)

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

You have a point! I would usually do that as it’s also British culture but what you don’t realise is that I’m doing that on purpose so that I can film the first look/feel to the place for the viewers watching ;)

What you call “these old buildings” are actually pieces of architecture that represent the history of my city of Warsaw. There are different “old buildings”- some are from pre war times, some are communist concrete cubes, called “wielka plyta”.This kind of apartment buildings were constructed the cheap, with low quality materials, also using asbestos and many unhealthy materials. But the brick buildings from pre WWII times are precious and remind of the beauty of Warsaw those days. There is no reason to demolish and replace everything what is old. The city has its important history, and those buildings stand for it. They are going to be renovated eventually and maintain in good condition. There is so much to see in Poland, but my city is the closest to my heart. Enjoy your sightseeing !

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

This is so true! Actually them buildings are a true treasure now because you can see the history in front of you 👀 It would have been amazing to see the whole of the city how it was before WW2... We can only assume how beautiful it was. Thank you so much for watching! 😍

@alicjapszenicka5047

27 күн бұрын

​​@@JayeshChhayaafter Warsaw uprising Hitler decided destroy whole city. So about 90% Warsaw was destroyed after World War 2. Bombing planes making hundreds flies per day destroying one building after second building and all citizens were or killed or captured and moved from city by force. For example my grandfather was captured and moved Stutthof and my grandmother moved Pruszków.

@cathulhu3772

25 күн бұрын

Wawrzyszew 4 ever xD

@hannastudzinska2200

9 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya also, Warsaw was so beautiful and lively with culture and night life, that it was called “Paris of the North”. The german nazis monsters bombed and destroyed the whole city as a form of revenge due to Warsaw’s uprising. After the war, Warsaw was rebuilt almost with photographic details thanks among others to the Bernardo Belotto Canaletto’s paintings, showing incredibly the architectural details of the Old Town buildings.

I fell in love with a Pole ten years ago and now I am falling on love with the country😂❤ so beautiful, thank you for all the insight. My Polish husband had to smile big about the 'the government want us to spend time with the family'. It's probably more the catholic influence still dictating some parts of our life, just like here in Germany. You can't even enter a shopping mall, it's all closed, so that is nicer in Poland, just like the rest actually 😂. You three are lovely ppl, it was fun to listen to and to watch you. They should pay you for doing this tour! We want to go to Warsaw now like probably many others 😂 hugs ❤

@JayeshChhaya

11 күн бұрын

That’s an interesting story 😬 Thanks for sharing! Yes, Poland has been developing pretty fast but in some aspects it’s still quite conservative! Happy to hear we’ve made you inspired to visit Warsaw ❤️

Omg!! Karolina and her twin are like 2 peas in a pod! Even the voice! I can’t tell the difference! lol. You both are beautiful but I am sure you know that already.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much Twee White!! It’s quite interesting because we’re VERY similar but we’re not identical 😄 She’s my true soulmate - sometimes it’s hard to explain our connection to other people because it’s really something special to have a twin ❤️ [Karolina]

@Tweewhite

27 күн бұрын

Karolina, wow I could have never guessed you guys are not identical 😳. It’s pretty awesome to have a built-in soulmate! You both are very lucky!

Love that tea pot please bring me one back to the UK for me 😊 thank you

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

I know right! Such a classy teapot! I’m back in the UK and my arm is recovering well - our next series we will be travelling around the UK for quite a while 😬

@DaWeaver

Ай бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya looking forward to your UK videos just be careful in any mountain climbing here 👍

18:50 This abandoned building is earmarked for demolishion to make space for a new slim skyscraper. 20:00 These old buildings will be renovated. One of them has the last surviving facade of important pre-war Twarda Street running from south-west to north-east direction and the other one is the birthplace of heroic chaplain Ignacy Skorupka killed at battle of Ossow during great battle of Warsaw in 1920 - one of the most important victories in Polish history. That's why these buildings will be never demolished. 27:35 These buildings on Grzybowska Street are not very old; only about 100 years. They will be renovated once ownership issues are resolved. Building touching The Bridge Skyscraper ( under construction ) is already beeing renovated by Ghelamco. 40:30 Elektrownia Powisle is simply Powisle Power Station. Inside you can see old original pieces of equipment, switchboards, etc.

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

So many great insights! Thank you so much for sharing!

@mecx7322

27 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Thanks for your kind reply 😀

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

@@mecx7322 :)

Jeśli chodzi o Pałac Kultury to darem jest tylko projekt( jako symbol rosyjskich wpływów- wszędze wymuszali ich stawianie), reszta czyli wykonanie wykonane było przez polskich budowniczych i artystów, materiał na wykonanie Pałacu też był polski. Więc ten "dar" jest mocno umowny.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Very good insight! Thanks for sharing - this makes complete sense. It's a strange one because it's seen as Russian but built by Polish - so people should maybe focus on what you are saying here and take more pride in it?

@greycliffnative

29 күн бұрын

​@@JayeshChhaya Actually, the project of the Palace was based not only on US inspiration and technology used in USSR, but the architects were adding local Polish historical elements to the project. There are element shapes of historical renaissance buildings in it. :) On the other hand the modernist architecture was expanding in before WW2 Warsaw, so a bit similar huge building was planned to be built before the war, but in other place in Praga part of Warsaw.

@mecx7322

28 күн бұрын

Projekt pochodzi od rosyjsko-zydowskiego architekta Lwa Rudniewa i wzorowany jest na wiezowcach z Nowego Jorku oraz Chicago z lat 30-tych. Ornamenty sa wzorowane na kamienicach z Zamoscia i Kazimierza Dolnego. Rudniew i wspolpracownicy jezdzili po Polsce i kopiowali elementy dawnej polskiej architektury. Takie bylo zyczenie Jozefa Sigalina, owczesnego szefa BOS; ustalil on tez ostateczna wysokosc Palacu. Okolo polowy budowniczych Palacu Kultury stanowili obywatele ZSRR, czesto weterani wojenni; pracowalo tez sporo kobiet. Pozostalo po nich drewniane osiedle Jelonki na Bemowie ( jest zamieszkane do dzis ). Duza czesc materialow wykonczeniowych pochodzi z Rosji jak na przyklad cudowne zielone alabastry z Uralu, rozmaite marmury, itp. Czesc wysmienitych, marmurowych podlog zostala wymontowana ze wspanialego zamku-palacu holenderskiej krolewny Marianny Oranskiej w Kamiencu Zabkowickim na Dolnym Slasku ( sporo jest tez w palacu URM w Al. Ujazdowskich ). Wielkie betonowe rzezby Mickiewicza i roznych filozofow oraz robotnikow odlano w Rydze na Lotwie - wowczas w skladzie ZSRR. Jezeli chodzi o nazwe, to mial sie on od poczatku nazywac Palac Kultury i Nauki. W trakcie budowy, w 1953 zmarl Stalin i zmieniono nazwe na Palac Stalina, ale na szczescie w 1956 powrocono do oryginalnej nazwy. Owczesne wladze PRL mialy do wyboru metro lub palac; wybraly palac, zapewne pod naciskiem Stalina.

@alicjapszenicka5047

27 күн бұрын

Wielu w Polsce nie lubi tego budynku bo był związany z rosyjskimi wpływami w Polsce i styl jest socrealistyczny. Mi tam jednak się podoba bo przypomina naszą trudną historię i się wyróżnia. Poza tym wyburzenie go jak chcą niektórzy to ogromne koszty a przecież spełnia się jako atrakcja turystyczna i wiele biur tam jest.

@mecx7322

27 күн бұрын

@@alicjapszenicka5047 Spotykalem na calym swiecie ludzi, ktorzy byli w Warszawie i jedyne co zapamietali to Palac Kultury. 😀

Zabka hotdog was the bomb. I will be in Warsaw in July, totally going there

@JayeshChhaya

20 күн бұрын

I'm glad to have inspired you to this extent 😂 It's really worth it!!!

@jjk3502

10 күн бұрын

Bomb? Well in US bomb means not good = shit.

Great video guys. The hotdog robot was so cool & the factory converted into a shopping mall reminds me of Battersea power station in London. Warsaw looks so modern & cool

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

Totally! The most amazing thing is that this city is changing before our eyes 👀 When I started visiting Karolina in the past it was only some of these buildings that now form entire business districts that were being built, crazy! Thanks for watching!

@mecx7322

28 күн бұрын

Elektrownia Powisle was actually a power station, same as Battersea power station but much smaller. There was a lot of Bristish machinery inside but unfortunately it was scrapped; only some old switchboards survived.

Trams are elecrtic only. That is the idea behind trams 😅😅 have u ever seen petrol tram??

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

True that haha, sorry my bad!

@hackhack930

28 күн бұрын

There is such a system (internal combustion tram) somewhere in the US.

@foxy126pl6

27 күн бұрын

I mean there were horse drawn trams, and even a steam one in italy

@konyadanmeryem7712

26 күн бұрын

In some polish cities are still trams powered by horses.

@booboss

25 күн бұрын

@@konyadanmeryem7712 What? Where for example?

Great vid Jay and thank the ladies for a great tour. Some years ago I visited Krakow and Ihad the same starter .

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Thank you! The ladies will definitely be reading the comments :)

Identical twins! Cool.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

We’re actually very similar but we’re not identical 👯‍♀️😬 Our personalities are way different though which is probably visible on the video too! [Karolina]

@nncadi1

Ай бұрын

My mistake and yes I see the personality differences…especially when your sister started dancing. 😅

I mean the cameras in Żabka nano are for surveillance yest but mostly they have shape recognition and image tracking programs that see what did you add to the basket. this is a pretty high end, sophisticated thing.

@JayeshChhaya

11 күн бұрын

Amazing feeling :) You walk into the shop, get what you want and walk out haha well that and a delicious hot dog! AI will certainly be improved but we have already been delighted by the sensors!

19 państw europejskich wskazało, że nie ma ograniczenia handlu w niedzielę (63 %) W 11 krajach obowiązuje częściowy zakaz handlu (37%)

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

👍👍👍

Hi Jay, congratulations on the video you made 😄 Hi Karolina you are super 😘

Very good presentation lovely polish young ladies Sunday is a normal day in the uk now..

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! Poland remains still quite traditional in the cultural ways whereas in the UK we normalised also more of the rights of different cultures I believe!

@ragnargrabson1287

16 күн бұрын

To be precise, Poland never was a Soviet republic just like for instance Lithuania but we were still controlled by Soviets rulers, maybe not as much as East Germany.

"Are the trams electric?" - "some of them" 🤣 Most of them are pulled by horses like in early XX 😂

@JayeshChhaya

13 күн бұрын

My mistake 😮‍💨 Sometimes it's difficult to say all the things right while on the go! But yes, all trams are electric haha

@karolinakuc4783

11 күн бұрын

​@@JayeshChhayaYou got confused by Czech expression ''autobusowe odchody".

4th subway ticket was in the machine - you can see it via that plastic cover

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

Karolina has checked afterwards and there was nothing left 😳

@GregMocny

26 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya time 29:13 the ticket is stuck to the vertical wall of the device, it does not fall any lower... you can clearly see it - a white ticket with a black stripe.. you can see it through the glass - on the left..

@piotr7805

16 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Yeah, as GregMocny has stated, sometimes the tickets get stuck in the plastic cover, so you have to reach with your hand up, not down. Go frame by frame at 30:39 (using dots on your keyboard), and you can clearly see the ticket on the left side of your hand when the light turns on.

Very interesting, thank you

O kurczę 🐔 Właśnie się zakochałem w Pamcia❣️❣️❣️🥹❤️‍🔥

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

She's already taken, sorry 😬😬😬

@limakkilsicyw8616

24 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya właśnie mi się przypomniało, że Pamcia mi się w ogóle nie podoba, za to Karolina❣️🥹❤️‍🔥 Moja Boginii 🥰

The factory space reminds me of a space in Amsterdam, looks similar

@JayeshChhaya

13 күн бұрын

We loved that brick style 😍

@SpelareTV

4 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya then you should consider to start a tour threw Amsterdam at "NDSM" There is a ferry that takes you from there to Amsterdam Central and back ☺️

What the actual duck... This 'autonomous Żabka' (especially the hot dog machine) kinda blew my mind. I had no idea we have such things in Poland.

@JayeshChhaya

16 күн бұрын

I loved it too 😬🙌 We’ve been to Żabka Nano before but never have I ever had a hot dog prepared by the robot! It was so cool haha 🌭

All trams are electric :) That's how trams work.

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

True that 😅🙌

At 8:54, That triangular glass roof reminds me so Singapore’s ion shopping mall.

I earn here now in PL excactly the same what in London in 2015, so i think its allright. Still chasing West but its not that far.

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

I wonder how it's going to change within the next 10-20 years 👀 I believe with the growth at the current pace, Poland would overtake most of the Western countries!

@maczek70pl

9 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya If all goes well Poland will overtake Spain and Italy in 5 years .

Super, teraz wiem, że mogę wejść do Spire and how to operate in Żabka Nano.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

You are welcome - I need another Zabka Nano hotdog now thinking about it haha!

Polands GDP from 1990 through today is number 2 in the world after only China

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

That’s so impressive 🙌

@jarekkociok1463

Ай бұрын

Polska jest Tygrysem Europy , dalej do przodu dla naszych dzieci

@jarekkociok1463

Ай бұрын

Polska jest Tygrysem Europy

@cathulhu3772

25 күн бұрын

China lies about it's gdp. Actually China lies about EVERYTHING.

@RunForest13

8 күн бұрын

You mean the real GDP growth rate? Yes agree. Whole V4 (Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary) actually already outgrew countries like Greece and Portugal, now catching up to Soain a Italy. Only Daily mail & Daily express readership didn't get it yet.....

Chodzi pewnie o to że kamerowanie telefonem uchodzi za amatorskie a dodatkową kamerą za profesjonalne , takie mają wytyczne.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Yeah it might be that but at the end of the day camera = taking pictures/filming (it doesn’t matter the quality) 😅

@grandziasz

Ай бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya If you have a camera, you're a journalist, if you have a phone, you're a tourist." What absurdity:).

I actually go that fine dining restaurant everytime im in Warsaw haha

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

I probably would make it a habit too 😅 Everything was so delicious! 😍

11:00 OMG I DON'T KNOW but i think behind you was a rll popular Polish singer that was also on Eurovision "Michał Szpak" Im not sure though

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

I had no idea who this guy was and I googled him - I think you are right!

So is the same as Amazon Fresh store in London. Just walk in with your amazon app to scan in and walk out with your grocery. We had one of this grocery store in Singapore... but it didn't do well. Oh my, I love the hot dog robot machine. So cool! Btw, there are actually people monitoring the cameras and to track what the customers bought. I read the article for Amazon fresh. I think I will need to come back again with my Scottish partner next time to do a proper visit to Warsaw and maybe Krakow since I heard it is very beautiful city.

@bea6719

Ай бұрын

Gdańsk and Wrocław too

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

I believe so it works like this! Poland is so underrated - the more places we visit, the more I like the culture, cuisine and people! At first I wasn’t feeling super comfortable but now knowing some basic Polish and having Karolina around helps massively 🙏

@chalayan

Ай бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya it is always useful if you have a local friend and in your case, your gf as your guide. Ive tried the traditional Polish food and they are nice though not a big fan. I still prefer my Asian food especially South East Asian with spices.

@Kam7777

13 күн бұрын

There’s nothing exciting about this cashless stores, they should be banned cos they don’t offer any jobs and no cash payments!

@StanisawSolon

11 күн бұрын

There are no people tracking what the customers bought. They review. thecamera footage only in case of an incident.

I have been planning to visit Poland for some time, hopefully this summer.

@JayeshChhaya

Күн бұрын

You'll have lots of fun! Make sure not to skip Kraków - it's such a rich place in culture, history and amazing restaurants 😋

I miss your content when you go to indonesia haha its just so nice and fun content❤

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

We will be back to Indonesia 100% at some point 🥰

Security Guard: you can’t film with your camera J: so, I’m still filming with my GoPro…😂

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

This is so me 😂 I’m not the biggest fan of rules if them don’t make sense at all lol

@igorwoek502

26 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Very Polish of you tbh :D

About that 4th ticket for metro. It was printed but it got stuck in the machine. You can see it when you are reaching for other tickets.

@JayeshChhaya

Күн бұрын

🧐 Interesting... We genuinely haven't seen it! Maybe we got carried away with filming too much haha

@DLCaRo_

Күн бұрын

Video was great. Been in Warsaw for eastern this year and last year during summer holidays.

Polska zmieniała się bardzo szybko i wciąż się zmienia. Standard życia rośnie nieustannie. Polska prowadzi racjonalną politykę gospodarczą, sprawnie korzysta ze środków UE i bez wątpienia wciąż ma ogromny potencjał. Żyje się teraz w Polsce dobrze. Największym problemem staje się demografia, społeczeństwo się starzeje, rodzi się stosunkowo mało dzieci, populacja się kurczy.

@JayeshChhaya

11 күн бұрын

Yes, definitely and this development is very successful :) It will be interesting to see what the pace of change will be over the next several years or so because Poland may even be at the forefront of the most economically developed in Europe! On the one hand, an ageing population is obviously something to worry about, but on the other hand, people are living longer thanks to better health services 🙏

21:21 Some? There are only electric trams in warsaw

@JayeshChhaya

19 күн бұрын

And other big cities in Poland too - like Kraków, Wrocław etc. :)

Człowiek by podał tego hot doga 5x szybciej.

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

Possibly 😂 But it was quite fun watching this robot! 🌭

@maciekszymanski8340

26 күн бұрын

But he would like 10 times more salary ;) On the other side of the Moon, you just can't have a chat with robot (so far...)

Please, you don't even dare to compare Warsaw to NY. Warsaw is a safe place (it was safer before February 2022 though, less foreigners) clean and full of possibilities. NY?I will never again go for even a shortest visit - it's a stinking dumpster with shady creatures all over the place

@JayeshChhaya

23 күн бұрын

As you probably noticed, we compared the office districts and the progress of investment works in Warsaw to NYC, which is a big statement, and the TS metropolis deserves recognition of this type 👍 Our vlog was not essentially a comparison of Warsaw to NYC - if it were, we would certainly include it our considerations regarding safety, costs and standard of living 😉

@kris856

22 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya I didn't mean to offend you or anything, I was simply shocked (SHOCKED) when I had a possibility to visit NY few weeks ago during my business trip to the USA.. I was not only shocked but really sad seeing how the reality is far away from what the hollywood movies imposed on us for so many years

@JayeshChhaya

22 күн бұрын

@@kris856 don't worry I wasn't offended - the use of don't you dare say this was strong wording haha but I understand the point you made. If anything I was complimenting Warsaw based off the Hollywood idea like you said.

Żabka means little frog

@JayeshChhaya

23 күн бұрын

Everyone in Poland loves little frog then 😂🐸🤝

01:11 best moment :D

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

I agree haha

If you wish to see poverty, consider visiting various areas within affluent Western countries. There are some beauties.

@JayeshChhaya

11 күн бұрын

Yeah, we know this and it’s actually pretty sad and controversial in one. From one side you’re happy to help poor or homeless people but on the other hand if they’re just getting enough help from the state without even trying to find a job, then it becomes a bigger issue.

Вау, Польша классная страна

@JayeshChhaya

16 күн бұрын

It really is! Poland has been developing very fast for the past decades but I’m curious how it’s going to be over here in the next couple of years! 🙌

@Bloxxer24

16 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Мне тоже очень интересно😄

I lo❤e Poland

Super bliźniaczki i do tego piękne 😉👍czy ktoś zna ich instagram?

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for watching! Here are all our accounts: @meetrollka, @pamelajna & @jayeshchhaya 🥳

@dominik27k1

27 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya dziękuję 🤙👍

19:20 it will be demolished soon and if im correct a 80m building will be built there so that is why its so run down

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing! It doesn't really fit in so hopefully they will turn it into something more relevant 😜

19:59 on the ground level of this building there was a bar called "Manekin" daytime very pleasent and peaceful place, in the evenings it was place to be to for every pervert in the area. closed in october 2005 due to the illicid things that took place there.

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

This is so interesting! Thanks for sharing! Nowadays people only think of "Manekin" as the most popular crepe place on Marszałkowska street; where the queue is always super long 🤭😂

I live in Warsaw and I agree the Modern Art Museum looks terrible and I hate that it blocks the view of the Palace of Culture, which I really like actually, despite its history.

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

I completely understand you, because I think exactly the same thing 👍 And that huge white block just doesn't fit there at all haha, I wonder if at least it will be a museum worth visiting!

@kari0675

29 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya I don't understand how the city architects could accept this awful design and location... The view on the Palace from the street opposite was amazing, and now it's gone. :( I will boycott the museum and not go there...

@kari0675

29 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya BTW, you said that in London shopping centres are full of people on a Sunday. I was in London five years ago and on Sunday all the shops in Oxford Street were closed, except maybe for some souvenir shops. So how is it now?

As a pole i hate the stereotype that we are poor its not our fault no one helped us become independent from russias hands

@jarekkociok1463

Ай бұрын

Nie raz i nie dwa byliśmy kopnięci w tyłek i jeszcze nie raz będziemy . Nie ma co narzekać , róbmy co do nas należy a będzie jeszcze lepiej niż jest teraz

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

That’s right! Given this, it is all the more impressive how Poland has developed since the end of the World War II and the fall of communism... It's no coincidence because people are very hardworking and willing to change 🙏

@piotr5338

19 күн бұрын

Młody człowieku Polska od 17 wieku jest symbolem biedy w Europie . Czy ty wiesz , ze od 17 wieku nie notowano kołtuna w Europie ?W Polsce był obecny jeszcze w 20 wieku .Badacze z całego swiata przyjeżdżali do Polski jeszcze w 20 wieku. Najbardziej zacofanym.krajem w Europie byliśmy juz przed rozbiorami Do rozbiorów doszło bo byliśmy przysłowiowymi kołtunami , a nie bylismy kołtunami bo zaborcy . To nie wina Rosji , ze byliśmy niezdolni do posiadania państwa ? Jak casus Ukrainy którego wtedy zaborcy chcieli uniknac. W medycynie i naukach przyrodniczy opisywany jest Kołtun Polski .Nazwa systematyczna okresla jako polonia To mówi samo za siebie .

@karolinakuc4783

11 күн бұрын

Part of it is that we don't invest enough in PR. Parly it is because Anglosaxons had always been a bit biased about any Slavic nation so you can see any of Slavic countries shown in grey or blue filter and other such. Maybe it is just that Poland doesn't want to show off not to evoke jelousy.

@setallsetall6181

4 күн бұрын

The measure of a country's wealth should be the number of its own patents and technologies, but unfortunately this is missing. We are a large assembly plant and subcontractor of simple technologies, mainly for Germany. There is a significant lack of own capital here, which is why foreign capital dominates. We do not set directions of development, we follow other larger and richer allies who care about our sales market and labor force, which is why we are one of their wagons. In addition, there is widespread conservatism and the serf mentality of a large part of society.

FYI: "Żabka" means "little frog" or "froggy", not "frog", which is "żaba". Re mandatory Sunday shop closures, hopefully the new government will change that in the near future!

@JayeshChhaya

4 күн бұрын

Yes, thanks for sharing it! I find the name so cute 🐸 Let's see what the future brings!

Warsaw, concrete jungle where dreams are made of There's nothing you can't do.

@JayeshChhaya

19 күн бұрын

Literally 🙌 It’s such a convenient and nice city to live! And also I’m pretty sure it will become a huge hub for expats in the future!

you can record whatever you want in the gallery on the street, the security guard had no right ;)

@JayeshChhaya

25 күн бұрын

I would say so too 👍 That's why public space is called like that 😜

Proponuje Wrocław, Gdańsk . Warszawa taka sobie.

@JayeshChhaya

9 күн бұрын

We’ve filmed in Gdańsk too and had plans for Wrocław! I can definitely agree that these cities are having a completely different vibe compared to Warsaw :)

You are unreal man❤

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot! Glad you're enjoy the videos :)

Wieżowce w Nowym Yorku są znacznie wyższe 😉

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

😄😄😄

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

😄👍

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

😄👍

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

😄👍

Poland have surpassed Portugal in the GDP per capita in the last few years AMF is now at the Greece level.

@JayeshChhaya

24 күн бұрын

Great to hear! Keep going Poland!!! 😄🙌🇵🇱

I’m over 50 years old. I remember communist times (although I was a kid). In late nineties I finished university and started the career. I must confess….. it’s completely different country than 20 years ago. Young generation does not notice it but for such an old prick like me it’s amazing that in 3 decades (since east block collapsed) Poland made such a progress.

@JayeshChhaya

15 сағат бұрын

It is so remarkable how you are able to see such huge progress with your own eyes. Thank you so much for sharing your experience 🙏 For us too, Warsaw is changing year by year.... Also interesting to see what this city will look like in 10-15 years:)

Galerianki :)

@JayeshChhaya

6 күн бұрын

Oh, I remember that movie 😅 Funny metaphor haha [Karolina]

❤❤❤❤

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Thanks for joining us Pamela 😍🙌🏽🇵🇱

@pamelajna

Ай бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya my pleasure !

In Purchase Power Parity (PPP) per capita is in the UK $58k in Poland $50k and the inflation difference is probably higher, add the fact that Poland does't have such income differences and there is little difference. If you would exclude City of London out of the UK, Poland is actually better.....

@JayeshChhaya

7 күн бұрын

And it's really visible! Coming from England, of course, it is easier to spend money, but the level of services price to value is incomparable 🙌 Poland is really already very well developed, and if it continues like this, it will become one of the most developed in Europe soon!

To one of the twins, all trams are electric! How long have u been living in Warsaw/in this world ? 😂🙈

@JayeshChhaya

13 күн бұрын

Too long to even say it out loud 🤪

To clarify - those run down buildings are not replaced/renovated due specific legal situation in Warsaw. After ww2 communist government siezed the land from a lot of people due to variuous (usually non-legal, owners died and buildings were a rubble) reasons. After the fall of communism, those decisions were deemed illegal, so e.g. descendants of the original owners could reclaim their properties. If there are none identified/there are some legal battles etc./legal proceedings - those plots of land are pretty much unsellable.

@JayeshChhaya

Күн бұрын

It's super interesting! Thanks for sharing! Sometimes the past decisions or bonds are mysterious and we'll never know to whom some properties really belong, especially after the war... Nevertheless, it's good to have a good plan for them in the future because dilapidated, not utilised space in the heart of the city doesn't serve anyone.

New York

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

😬😬😬

There's nothing strange. Just follow the rules and instructions. You are not the one to judge.

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

It’s good to question not-that-smart rules sometimes 🙃

This old building, close to very modern offices, is a former Jewish house from the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II!!! The memory of history is now, but should be part of the reconstruction

@JayeshChhaya

26 күн бұрын

So interesting! Probably the government officials have been thinking for a long time what to do with it 👍

I am confused that which is yours and which is mine😊

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

😬😬😬

@user-fj2hc1iy4c

Ай бұрын

​@@JayeshChhaya do not worry i am joking 😅 you guys are lovely.

@user-fj2hc1iy4c

Ай бұрын

​@@JayeshChhaya do not worry i am joking 😅 you guys are lovely.

As a New Zealnder traveling to Warsaw is it safe ? Don't wanna go there and end up getting murdered 😂

@JayeshChhaya

4 күн бұрын

Poland is a very safe country - it’s safer than the UK! You can walk in Warsaw in the early hours and feel safe - Karolina was sometimes taking late buses and I didn’t worry 👍

@TaweraRolston

4 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya thabk you mate will be going there in a couple days..doing research before I go it looks Amazing.

@JayeshChhaya

4 күн бұрын

@@TaweraRolston always happy to help a Kiwi! I lived in NZ for a while in my early 20s - I need to return!

Everything is fine in Warsaw. It is only difficult to find a job, especially if you are a foreigner (even if you know Polish)

@JayeshChhaya

15 күн бұрын

That’s a very useful insight for all the foreigners! I had no idea it’s that difficult to find a job but it makes sense because I do struggle sometimes in public places knowing only super basic phrases 🤭

OMG! I almost assumed you have 2 wives. I couldn't even tell which one is Karolina as well as her sister had they use same outfit. Would you like to try it out, mate?

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@GideonicGaming

29 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya I mean guessing which one is yr wife when they use the same outfit. It'll be hilarious!😂

Palace of culture wasn't given to us. We were forced to build it using our money and resources.

Cuż na razie mieszkamy elegancko w Polsce i dużych miastach niestety mam przeczucie że niedługo się to zmieni na niekorzyść. Z prostej przyczyny że nasi politycy zgodzili się na niekorzystne dla nas zmiany w UE. Chciałbym się mylić i dalej spokojnie mieszkać i pracować w Naszej pięknej Polsce. Nie doceniamy to co mamy a wielu obcokrajowców zazdrości nam czystego miasta, metra i spokojnego spacerowania wieczorami po parkach i starówce miasta.

@JayeshChhaya

5 күн бұрын

True! Poland is one of the last European countries where I can see that there's not so many immigrants. However, the changes are fast and the world cannot be stopped, so sooner or later the influx of foreigners and international influences will be more visible. Hopefully it will only bring positive results :)

Look at the facade of the Palace of Culture next to it, it looks very bad. There is a lot of graffiti, it needs to be repaired.

@JayeshChhaya

15 күн бұрын

That graffiti around the city (especially historical areas) is super awful 😩 I have no idea why people do that lol

The fact that you compared Warsaw to NYC shithole is offensive

@JayeshChhaya

8 күн бұрын

I wouldn’t say NYC is a shithole 😂

Dunno where you got that Poland is a poor country thing. Perhaps some sort of 90s encyclopaedia?

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

A lot of people from the West categorise Poland as the East, which is associated with something 'backward'. On the other hand, when people come to Poland, they are amazed at how highly developed the country is and, of course, at the level of service - the value for money of the food served in restaurants is amazing!

Thanks to UE money.

W Niemczech też nie zrobisz zakupów w niedzielę.

@JayeshChhaya

10 күн бұрын

True that! But at least bakeries are opened :)

NO, pls. Warsaw is SO much better than NYC!

@JayeshChhaya

14 күн бұрын

😬😬😬

Myślał że będzie jak u jego rodziny w kraju 😂

@JayeshChhaya

15 күн бұрын

Another example of racism in Poland 😅 This is just sad and unnecessary.

It's obvious that the ladies who showed you around my capital have never worked in customer service in stores if they don't understand why it is so important that at least one day a week is legally designated for rest for employees who work in this industry. Is it so hard to understand that working with a client is very stressful and that one day off a week, which is 100% certain and your employer cannot change your plans because of his whim... is very necessary? Spend Sunday outside the city, it will be good for your health. It is also a good thing for society because they can take a break from the hustle and bustle of the daily rat race in a crowded city and spend time with their families among greenery, which is absolutely missing in Warsaw. I don't like our capital, it's too concrete and soulless. I prefer cities to be greener and not completely eliminate nature from citizens' space. Anyway, welcome to my country and visit us more often ;). See our other cities.

@JayeshChhaya

27 күн бұрын

I get your point. It’s actually not a big deal to not shop on Sundays - however, girls were more talking of the fact that some young people would actually prefer that 😄 We filmed a bunch of videos in other Polish cities so hope you’ll enjoy them too! We’re also planning to visit more rural and local areas in the future!

@StanisawSolon

11 күн бұрын

Warsaw is one of the greenest cities in Europe. Warsaw is far from being soulless and has one of the best refurbishment plans that brings the city centre back to pedestrians. It'sThe only Capital with a legally protected park on one of the wild river sides with protected birds species living there. It seems that you never worked in customer service - even with working on Sundays you were always able to have at least half of them free. Stop romanticising customer service work, it's entry level and something that is supposed to be temporary.

Try to work on Sundays for years and have kids then sing the same tune.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

I would assume most of the people working in these retail/hospitality jobs are younger people/students who don't have kids - yes there will be people working in these jobs that are older and have kids but do older people generally go for these types of jobs? or maybe I'm ignorant lol

@bee12117

Ай бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Live is not utopia

Poland IS poor country. Growing doesnt mean rich or even medium. Most fast growing economies grow fast because they are still somewhat poor.

@JayeshChhaya

23 күн бұрын

I get your point but also the number of investments and GDP level in comparison to other Western countries is quite impressive too 😉

@karolinakuc4783

11 күн бұрын

​@@JayeshChhayaCzechs do better

Tak tak Polska jest tak bogata ze w każdym europejskim kraju zachodniej Europy jestesmy największą nacją jako tania sila robocza 😂 Wiem co mowie bo sam od 15 lat pracuje w Niderlandach i jezyk Polski slysze na kazdym kroku nawet na wsiach.Taki to w Polsce dobrobyt !!!! Ponad 3 mln. Polaków wyjechalo za pracą w ciagu ostatnich 20 lat to tak jakby wyjechalo 6.5 mln. Niemców za chlebem ze swojego kraju w tym czasie bo jak wiadomo Niemcow jest ponad dwa razy wiecej . No faktycznie super dobrobyt.

@JayeshChhaya

28 күн бұрын

I believe in each country you will find immigrants and emigrants 😉 However, the numbers don't lie and Poland is one of the fastest growing economies - especially in Europe.

@aga-ja6855

21 күн бұрын

@krzysiekz XD przecież miliony Niemców tez wyjeżdżały i to przez stulecia, w poszukiwaniu lepszego życia, dlatego w Polsce była zawsze bardzo duża mniejszość niemiecka. Dziesiątki milionów ludzi z DE osiedliło się w USA i o mały włos niemiecki, nie angielski, zostałby językiem urzędowym w USA. Dużo ich wyjechało tez choćby do Ameryki Południowej czy nawet do Rosji (patrz Niemcy nadwołżańscy). Po prostu pewnie nie znasz historii i bierzesz pod uwagę tylko czasy po II WS i po upadku ZSRR i całej ruskiej strefy okupacyjnej.

@krzysiekz

21 күн бұрын

@@aga-ja6855 Ty mi tu z historią nie wyskakuj bo sama nie wiesz o czym piszesz po pierwsze napisałem jasno i wyraźnie w ciągu ostatnich 20-stu lat!!! A nie stuleci !!! Gdzie granice się zmieniały , Ty wielka Historyczko zapominasz chyba że zachodnia część Polski to Niemcy przedwojenne i nie ma się co dziwić że część osób mieszka na tych ziemiach do dziś!!! Ja mówię o ekonomicznych wyjazdach za chlebem które zaczęły się po wejściu Polski do Unii europejskiej !!! Pokaż mi drugi kraj gdzie w tak krótkim czasie tak dużo osób emigrowało za chlebem !!!( 10 procent dorosłego społeczeństwa )Na terenie którego nie było konfliktów zbrojnych jak np. Ukraina czy Syria.

@aga-ja6855

21 күн бұрын

@@krzysiekz widzę, ze z kultura wypowiedzi to ty nie masz za wiele wspolnegoXD typie, ja ewidentnie napisałam o mniejszości niemieckiej i to nie tej, która znalazła się w Polsce po zmianie granic po wojnie. Nie znasz historii Polski zbyt dobrze, coXD bo ta mniejszość była przecież obecna nawet w Sejmie II RP XD i wielu Polaków ma niemieckobrzmiace nazwiska do dzisiaj XD Niemcy emigrowali za chlebem typie XD i to stuleciami, w tym nadal w XX wiekuXD jak myślisz, kto zbudował choćby USA? nie tylko Brytyjczycy, Irlandczycy, ale właśnie Niemcy, Włosi, Polacy itd Włosi tez emigrowali i to bardzo dużo. Irlandczycy etc To nic nowego w historii świata. Ty po prostu nie masz o tym pojęcia XD bo nie znasz historii choćby EuropyXD

@fulippuannaghiti1965

4 күн бұрын

​@@JayeshChhayathe growth is directly connected with the inflation, what Poland is experiencing today is the same economic boom most western nations had in the first decades after WWII. That will eventually end and creating debt and more slaves of the capitalistic system will be the only option in order to keep such system which will eventually lead people to liveba miserable life in some years. What you're seeing today is just a facade.

Yajesh. Kraków is much better than Warsaw.

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

You can call me Jay lol - Krakow videos coming soon ;)

POALND and HUNGARY the only two, last Sovereign countries in Europe .. Migrant crisis has wrecked Europe, Poland has said no thanks, wonderful proud country is Poland 💯🇬🇷

@JayeshChhaya

20 күн бұрын

To some extent it's a good thing but there's a lot of different views on this topic 😅 And actually Poland's politics is way different from Hungarian.

@alexitselentis7904

19 күн бұрын

@@JayeshChhaya Keeping ones CULTURAL IDENTITY and SOVEREIGNTY is all I mean, look at France burning with migrants, England also, Italy and Greece have been wrecked, the ONLY TWO in Europe with balls to say no to the EUs disastrous migrant policies, are Poland and Hungary Bravo to them both on this subject, Polands push for war with Ukraine, is an absolute disaster in the making on the other hand.

hãy chăm sóc Chhaya thật tốt vì cố ấy đã theo bạn đó khắp năm châu,hàng vạn dặm cô ấy là một người rất nghị lực , chúc hai bạn luôn bên nhau trên con đường sự nghiệp cũng như cuộc sống thật hạnh phúc nhiều may mắn chúc những ngày vui vẻ nha ❤

@JayeshChhaya

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏

There is a logic why u cant walk with the stick on front of you. Think about it if everyone do it how it would this look soo stupid and also a stick is a part of equipment that could be used to attack or either to hide more dangerous stuff in it.

@JayeshChhaya

14 күн бұрын

Hmmm, I still don't get why you can film with your phone in front of you but not with a GoPro 🤪

ALL trams are electric and you should know it young girl

@JayeshChhaya

5 күн бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

The palace of culture built by Stalin is nor true! Aside of Stalin had no culture that building was built by Polish people and by bricks from desolating after Germany family apartments blocks in Silesia region!

@JayeshChhaya

15 сағат бұрын

We've made the research too and according to most of the sources it was colloquially named as "a gift from Stalin". Namely, the construction was carried out by a large workforce consisting mainly of Soviet labourers, along with some Polish workers too. Building the structured in the 50s indeed involved extensive cooperation between the Soviet and Polish governments. The biggest proof of it is that the whole project was led by Soviet architect Lev Rudnev, who designed the building with influences from both art deco and Polish historic architecture.

10:37 Logic dictates not to provide visuals of public places to possible terrorists. First, security for residents and citizens, then for people who come from other countries and do not need to understand the rules in our country. You don't have to understand it, you have to adapt.

@JayeshChhaya

Күн бұрын

🧐 This makes sense but on the other hand we live in a free world where everyone takes pictures/videos of everything so I don't see the reason for forbidding vlogging.

Who bloody hell told you that Poland is a poor country!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????????

@JayeshChhaya

29 күн бұрын

There's a common belief especially in the West 😉 Only recently people have started to travel more to the east and discover what beautiful Poland has to offer.