haven't you learn yet that poles love complaning?

@hotroxy777

6 жыл бұрын

Yes that's 100% true :)

@AngelicaMunin

6 жыл бұрын

Stop complaining WIIZZPL

@MyAmpWamp

6 жыл бұрын

Przecież dobrze czasem troche ponarzekać xD

@kikitab

6 жыл бұрын

I learnt that very early when I went to Poland to live, it was funny, I remember people complaining that the winter was rainy instead of snowy, when the snow came, oh shit, za dużo śniegu, nie można chodzić, then when the spring came finally, och nie, teraz za bardzo pada, a póżniej za ciepło jest... c'mon people! Give me a break! Sorry about my Polish, it's not great! xD Anyway, that's very funny!

@matiKRK

6 жыл бұрын

Gud gramar mait

Polacy mają w naturze narzekać na WSZYSTKO

@_Killkor

6 жыл бұрын

To prawda XD

@samuelsallai9562

6 жыл бұрын

Slowacy tez. Thats maybe why it will never change because people dont want to change their minds and thats why it will always sucks to live in Slovakia, dont know about Poland though..

@just.observer4648

6 жыл бұрын

pozostalosci po komunie...

@nr655321

6 жыл бұрын

Tak bardzo, że jako Polak który mieszkał za granicą większość życia nie wiem dokładnie, czego się spodziewać (wracam niebawem...).

@fenio81

6 жыл бұрын

Bo tak im (nam) dobrze.

No I spent 20 days in Warsaw and 10 days in Krakow! The system is excellent.. public transportation is very convenient.. you don't have to rely on a vehicle.. the whole time I was in Poland I fell in love with Poland always be in my heart❤

@II-vd3wp

Жыл бұрын

Yes but the public transport is great in Warsow and in a many big town's. I live in small polish villige so the own car is really important. There is not any public transport.

@HillAmirah1982

8 ай бұрын

Same here. I've been to almost all the big cities except Krakow. Polish public transportation is awesome they are great

Gdyby wszystkie osoby przyjeżdzające do Polski były takie jak ty... Ten kraj byłby idealny ;)

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, it means a lot to me!

@lukasgld

5 жыл бұрын

Niekoniecznie.

@t0mat05

4 жыл бұрын

@GhaStAYN nie większość.

Ujęcia z rynku w Krakowie są absolutnie genialne!!!;))

@flip-flops3260

5 жыл бұрын

Nie można tego powiedzieć o powietrzu

@damapik9605

5 жыл бұрын

Też tak myślę.

@zxagent7065

5 жыл бұрын

@@flip-flops3260 powietrze teraz nie jest tak złe jak kiedyś, poza tym widać, że władze Krakowa chcą pozbyć się smogu

It's not just coal that's the problem during the winter. I think much bigger problem is that people are often burning trash which pollutes the air much more then coal (which isn't perfect either, I admit)

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

This is the topic I'd also like to cover!

@TheAnihillus

6 жыл бұрын

People in EU are complaining about our coal energy. But nobody says that Germany alone emits three times more pollution by coal than Polish "black gold" industry. Double standards?

@lordwiadro83

6 жыл бұрын

TheAnihillus Yes, but most of the coal in Germany is burnt in power plants that have filters, so the pollutants don't get into people's lungs. It's just CO2 emission (green house gas, but not toxic as such). The whole discussion about Polish air quality comes down to the so-called low emission. People burn low quality coal and other garbage and certainly don't have any filters.

@TheSnorlax122

6 жыл бұрын

Exacly. Coal providers have no obligations to tell you that the coal they are selling is not suitable for domestic use. Most of the time they are selling coal that is not good. A lot of dust and sulfur in it. And on the topic of power plants. They have a lot of systems that eliminate contaminates. Sulfur, Dust everythink you can think off. The problem is as @myszka_miki sayd, Ppl are burning not so clean coal, and have zero protection against the dust and contaminates. Also the low emission thing

@krycha1976

6 жыл бұрын

I think that blaming the others - even if they are more guilty than us regarding air pollution (which isn't exactly true) will not solve the problem of polluted air in Poland. It doesn't matter if there are countries even more polluted than Poland is - what matters are statistics and they are alarming. The air we breathe is full of toxic substances and it is up to us to fight the pollution.

Powiedziałeś "wuwuef" nie "doubleu doubleu ef"- spolszczasz się coraz bardziej :D

I used to live in Warsaw, in the middle of the city. Me and my parents didn't have a car, so all the time, we were travelling by public transport. Now I'm living in Melbourne, where sometimes I'm travelling by public transport. When I compare these 2 cities and their public transport, I have admit that public transport in Warsaw was (and probably still is) so much better than in Melbourne. It's true that Melbourne have awesome metro, which is very big and punctual. But in the other hand buses are completely opposite. They're always late and never consistent with the timetable. In addition sometimes when you missed the bus you have to wait to another one about 20 minutes or sometimes even more. So.... Polacy doceniajcie co macie!!!!

@natk4275

6 жыл бұрын

Zielony uśmiechnięty materac all trains and buses in Melbourne run late. We just can't get it right!

@stardziewczyna

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly and the worst thing is that you cannot do anything with this!

@funkymonks8333

6 жыл бұрын

Polecam legionowskie autobusy. mój często spóźnia się 10-15 minut, podczas gdy umieram na udar słoneczny. Raz w ogóle nie przyjechał. Dobry plan!

@funkymonks8333

6 жыл бұрын

Ale fakt, ogólnie komunikacja jest bardzo dobra ;)

@OK-md4ty

6 жыл бұрын

Ale za to tabor wykwintny!

0:51 A random DAKANN appeared!

As a Chinese who's living in Poland, I love your video super much!!!

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

dude..unless you're a certified catholic i'm surprised that they even tolerate you!!

you starding to have polish accent

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

12 years with Polish people will have that effect :)

@wykrakauem

6 жыл бұрын

Come to Bydgoszcz :v

@tomkusz3741

6 жыл бұрын

You starting to have a spelling problem !

@tomkusz3741

5 жыл бұрын

You're Starting to make spelling mistakes ………..

Awesome and fully professional production. Congrats! You really make a great job to show Poland as it is now - a modern, clean, interesting and well communicated country based on high-tech means of transport.

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

ing take a six month vacation to poland in the fall! when you get home in march of 2020, guaranteed that you'll french kiss the tarmac at JFK!!

Woooow!!! We in Ukraine have much worse transportation! So Poles've got nothing to complain about!

@paugas5834

5 жыл бұрын

Why we should compare it?

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

z you too have wonderful transportation just like the poles.....called BICYCLE!!!

@mateuszplatek2532

4 жыл бұрын

@@drjojo5551 hahahaa good luck riding bike on Ukrainian roads🤣🤣😂😂😂

fajny filmik, przyjemne z pozytecznym

While visiting Vienna not too long ago, I learned that an annual pass for Wiener Linien (U-bahn, trams & bus) only cost €365/$400. Sure beats making car payments, insurance, fuel & repairs. Also a recent report came out that there are now more annual passes than registered vehicles in Vienna!

powiem Ci, że trafiłem na Twój kanał dopiero dzisiaj, obejrzałem dwa filmy i...niesamowicie przyjemnie się Ciebie ogląda! serio! jeśli każdy film jest tak samo przyjemny jak dwa, które obejrzałem, to wielki szacunek! oczywiście daję lajka i suba :)

I've just discovered your channel. Beautiful video and the ending was just the icing on the cake. Well said. Greetings from a new subscriber, a Pole living abroad who misses its country.

Well mounted video. It's very nice of You to promote Poland. Thank You

The way you filmed this is amazing

Ja tam uważam, że komunikację miejską mamy akurat dobrze rozplanowaną xd

Im from Tarnów it was nice to see you in our city :D Great job with this videos ;) Keep doing that

Better than Hollywood's production.

Świetnie zrobiony film!

I love your clips. Keep up the good work :)

Dziekuje ci za to video i inne, robione z glowa pelna dobrych idei i sercem na wlasciwym miejscu - oddanym Polsce.

Bardzo dobry film i świetny montaż

I recently came back from Krakow last few weeks and I kinda miss it, so I typed in Krakow on youtube and your episode came out on my feeds - oh man, those old town square and gwodny area brought so much memories!! Whenever I'm there I'll be waiting for the Hejnał song to be played from the tower. Thank you for creating this channel!

Thanks for the help! I even linked your video in my school slide!

try to come in Rome and you will regret to say that😂😂 I've been in Bialystok this summer and the public transportation was perfect:)

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

how was your shopping? how did your children behave? how many hours did you actually waste making train connections? you would have been FAR better off WALKING!! cleaner air, no pollution

@pashiak8388

4 жыл бұрын

That's true mate, I was in Rome few weeks ago, beautiful city ,but public transport wasn't the best. Apart from that Rome is wonderful, and hopefully I will be back there. Regards from Poland

When I was in Krakow a few years ago, the train service from the airport was not operating. The bus was a little confusing during the construction but the locals were very helpful to direct us to the right place and bus.

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

johnny that's because you're a tourist and they're scoping for american dollars. they're VERY rude to each other, and worse yet to visible minorities like gypsies

WOW. Just WOW. Enormous video. Liked, subscribed. See you in The next one!

Amazing production and I found it very moving. Keep up the great work. Il be in Poland for Xmas :)

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

greg....go for hannukah as well on the same trip!!

Excellent job. We are happy with your stay in Poland.

There is no point when Pole will stop complain. When Pole earn very good, then complain about need of investment. When Pole has no problem, then complain about problem of others

Breathtaking Poland! Can’t wait to arrive there. And you are such great content creator. love the production too

@jomsbernardo3027

6 жыл бұрын

however i wish there is an english translation for when you converse in Polish

Ryan, this is one of the best of Yours episodes !!

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

+Mateusz Jerzy Wieczorek thank you! I'm touched

@annabellanewman8981

5 жыл бұрын

Have you been testing Polish food ? Polecam Poznan,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Public transportation in Poland and Europe is way better compared to what there is in North America. I find that people in North America tend to rely on their own vehicle.

@podunkman2709

5 жыл бұрын

Imagine you go EVERYWHERE by your car and you do not waist even single minute to search where to park. This is US. Fck public transport.

@Wikant18

5 жыл бұрын

@@podunkman2709 hm? You still waste time to park a car.

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

jesus h christ phil....think!!!!! all europeans relied on public transport because THA'TS ALL THE HELL THERE WAS!!! as the reich introduced personal transport, so changed european tastes.

@robertrobski1013

5 жыл бұрын

In Toronto is pretty good

@jus4795

2 жыл бұрын

@@podunkman2709 That would be awful. Seriously. Why would anyone want to drive to the grocery shop on the other side of the street?

Fantastyczny filmik!

I found the trains for traveling between cities to be awesome - forget carbon, they were way cheaper and just as fast, if not faster than renting a car. it's too bad you didn't show the new Krakow station in detail, that to me was an engineering masterpiece as a north American. The new station in Lodz looks like something out of a sci-fi movie

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

that's cool korz......by the sound of all the beauty, it would probably knock me flat on my ass!! and....in public yet!!!

In July a 5.5 hour trip on an IC train that had no dining car.

I do appreciate some recent improvements in regards to railway transport- I was born and raised here so I can remember the old , and slow as hell trains .I would not swap that for any car trip.You just sit down-open a book or a newspaper or just simply look outside the window.I love it.And the best part of it is the fact that sooner or later you are getting into random conversation with other people.I do have some funny stories-like let's say one story per 2 journeys on average :)

Still, the traffic jams in Krakow are horrible. Last year, we took 45 minutes to get out of the city by bus. Funny fact, we were going to Zakopane too. Btw, Krakow is one of the most amazing cities I have ever visited! I'll be right back, for sure.

love your channel from that videos !

thanks for great vlog and inspiring words:)

the transport between major cities might be pretty good, however it's not like this in other smaller towns and places

Referring to 9:41 -- The air quality in Poland is completely unacceptable. Blocks still using coal, factories that operate with little-to-no filtration, people burning trash, and old, inefficient cars. We have a long way to go for a cleaner environment here.

I am going to Poland again in 3 weeks, first time I was there was in 2007 and I visited Krakow and I was very very surprised how nice of a country it was. I was there visiting because I was dating a Woman from the Czech Republic she had to study for some exams and I had time off and thought I'd go visit Poland since it wasn't too far away I'm going again to visit Poland. A friend of mine that is Ukrainian, works in Katowice. I will stay a few days and then we are going to head to Ukraine I'm really looking forward to visiting Poland again. Good soon it as a country is doing so well. Unfortunately for me I am a Respiratory Care Practitioner, and I'm pretty sure there's no such a a thing in Poland's social medical Care, maybe...but probably not, I would love to move back to Europe permanently as long as I can make a decent living.

OMG the opening frame of Czestochowa! I grew up in the UK and took a gap year there (2 actually) and I fell in love with the place, my jobs were hard but I met a very good woman - I had to return and start my Bachelor's in London and I passed full first (GPA: 3.9) but my, how I miss Czestochowa, I would give up all the money and things I have to be there vs London. My mother is Polish and we were raised to speak Polish and i'm fluent in word and speech - I miss Czestochowa so damn much!

1:04 "it's clean, it's safe, there's *no graffiti* " Being from spain, this made me cry a little :,( I dream of the day when the public transport in my shithole country won't be fully ridden with disgusting vandalism and filth... Meanwhile, congratulations to countries like Poland for keeping their trains and stations neat. Gratulacje Polsko!

In answer to your question, why we are traveling from Warsaw to Kraków by cars? Because it is much cheaper (you took the premium Pendolino - 100zł per person. A car trip is about 75zł for fuel. And you can take passengers. Also normal people don't live on the train stations, and the train doesn't take you door to door. Warsaw Kraków and Warsaw Katowice are the only tracks where a train can achieve 200 km/h. On any other route the car is always faster (and cheaper for 2 or more voyagers).

@fkoneczny7065

6 жыл бұрын

UnrelGoD you use a rational argument and the author tells propaganda

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

UG don't forget comfort and door to door ANY TIME day or night!! sleet or snow!!

Kochaj swoją żonę. Chroń swoją rodzinę. Pięknie mówisz o Polsce. Niech Cię Bóg błogosławi.

Great video!

Great video. Some important topics discussed

very nice video,clear english and very informative!!!

Pozdrawiam z Krakowa 😊 Mieszkam w Krakowie od urodzenie a nadal mnie moje miasto zachwyca 😊

Thx for this video :-)

Our trains are always late, sometimes two hours, sometimes two minutes. That's our reality. We have got so many reasons to complain!

The cinematography was really cool!

As a Pole thank you for all you do for my country sir.

Dude that Krakow moment from 5:11 is insane. Love your videos.

@TheZone0

5 жыл бұрын

You are right mate

I like your videos and I learn English with you :) Thank you :)

@KultAmerica

6 жыл бұрын

+lukaszgd I'm really glad to hear it :)

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

dude....help the little yankee learn polish!!!! nothing worse than an immigrant ignorant of speaking the host country's language!!

Swietna robota!!!!

Happy for the polish people it is always good to see countries making progress so they don't have to leave their countries looking for job opportunies elsewhere cause the opportunities are there and it is up to us to create them.

Lot has changed during last 10 years. You can see that in public transportation - new trains, new buses. Belive me... You wouldnt be so excited about train toilets 15 years ago ;). I guess were on the right track.

Te ujęcia z Krakowa świetnie zrobione. Amazing!

Zajefajne video.

We were having this conversation the other day about if we end up moving there would we spend the $ to ship our cars there. My husband told me how great the public trans is there and I believed him but was good to see it for myself. We figured we’d sell his big Jeep and keep my little Nissan Juke since it’s very small, cheap to ship and great on gas. Since public trans is so much better there we didn’t think we’d need two cars and we’d rarely use my little car but I didn’t want to be without a vehicle especially for adventuring and just getting in a car and driving to some random place. Great video. It really was informative. You always seem to touch on a topic we seem to be discussing currently.

During winter or summer holidays trains are often really badly overcrowded and recently trains can be often delayed due to repair and modernization works of the railway network (also when the nature is being pissed off and send us a hurricane). Also still older trains, buses and trams lack air conditioning so during summer it is incredibly hot inside and during winter it can be really cold. Besides that I think that polish public transportation made a gigantic positive change in the last 10 years. Old trains, buses and trams are being constantly and fast replaced by new ones or are being modernized (for example gigantic modernization program of EN-57 trains which are around 60 years old) with air conditioning, wi-fi, clean toilets (it was and still is a huge problem in older trains) and places to charge your mobile electronic devices. It is becoming better and better, however there is still much to be done to reach for example a level of german or dutch public transportation quality.

hey Ryan, but you didn't take the "Telepak" train if it still exists. Maybe you had the "pleasure" of travelling by it in the past. From Kraków to Tarnów. Either plastic seats or the nicer softer ones but in the winter you just burn your legs because the heater is under the seat. That's the real deal. The more you go to the east, the weirder it gets. From Tarnów to Rzeszów we took a train in the winter, -25º C, one of the windows wasn't properly sealed so it was frozen and the train was very cold inside, then we got to the bus to the airport and the driver stopped at a petrol station to go to the toilet and get a coffee or something and left the bus door open... he took like 10 minutes and everyone was like "WTF?" freezing inside... then he just came back, closed the bus door and drove off without any explanation... that was just so funny! But one thing is true, where I used to live, the buses were very punctual and they covered most of the city. We took the nice train Intercity to Warszawa once and it was quite nice, even the toilet was good, and the trams in Kraków are very nice. I hope the trains are nicer now than they were 6 years ago when I used to live in Poland.

I love your videos ! Greetings from Tarnów ;)

Another great video!

Fabulous video Ryan, although born in the uk my late father was Polish, i am 63 and love going on holiday there last place was Zakopane and also many other places enjoyed it every time, keep up the good work, bardzo dobry

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

geoff leave your fat-cat pension in the uk, pack your shit and go....you sure as hell will not be able to afford Zakopane!!

I long to get back to Poland. I feel homesick when I am there & again when I'm back in the states.

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

dude....pack your shit, then go!!! it's a free country!! life is way too short for constant pining!!

wpadnij do Olsztyna. autobusy na czas, tramwaje również, 11 jezior w samym mieście, duzo zieleni i ogólnie ciekawa okolica :)

2:43 actually train being half hour late is something that happens pretty often.

Barański w tle ;P Cóż za spotkanie. I generaly like our public transportation ;) Sometimes it's crowdy or too hot. But it's good to not be dependent to the car ;) You should try this in Wrocław ;P

@narcissisticgirl.8296

6 жыл бұрын

Od Ponków? ;)

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

public transport was given to us by jesus!! the most appealing part is when the bus ia cramped, standing room only after a hard day's work! oh....and don't forget the heat, the smelly, dirty contruction workers sardined against you! i'll take my air-conditioned F150 on the freeway any time!!!

You need to know, that energy in Poland is being produced mostly by the carbon power plant, so overall, it's not a big difference between using a car or a train :D

Public transport in the largest cities (especially Warsaw) certainly works very well with modern solutions (especially regarding the rolling stock). Unfortunately it lacks a priority in spatial planning. Also the connections between cities, especially by rail, are on a decent level. However, the level of public transport in less urbanised areas is often extremely weak, relying on small scale transportation companies (so called "busiki"), or not functioning at all. It is a pity that they do not deal with this topic on a national level, especially that it only increases our dependency on imported oil (tens of billions zlotys annually...), not to mention the climate impact of the millions of additional car trips.

Guy who edits this videos is f** genius

Super video ! Scenes from Krakow was amazing ! Public transport is not bad but you only show Warsaw and train to Krakow and Zakopane but the public transpor in Silesia is not so good

As for Polish norms of wages train tickets in Poland are expensive. If you can afford to use trains like IC it is really good but, because low rate of pay in Poland most of people use TLK trains and they are like 30-40years old.

@mateuszplatek2532

4 жыл бұрын

Emmm thats not true tickets are affordable from Katowice to Warsaw ( 300 km ) costs about 60 PLN. Its not that much

I went to Poland 13 years ago. They have phenomenal public transportation. Warsaw was great. They have a great train system as well.

The air is bad in Cracow (Kraków) because of the steelworks plant in Nowa Huta town located not so far away from Cracow.

As a person who uses a wheelchair in Warsaw, I've found public transit in Wasaw to be awesome!

When its less than 0°C and train is 2 hours late at least i am mad at the platform

I can’t wait to visit this fascinating country

A GREAT camera job

I've been relying on public transportation system in Poland for my whole life and, having compared it to various public transportation systems all over the world, I must say we really shouldn't complain! Yes, the buses are not always on time, yes, the trains are delayed more often than we would like them to, but it happens in all other places too. Polish public transportation is also relatively cheap and more and more cities are introducing eco-friendly vehicles, providing faster lanes for buses etc. So I, for one, do not complain that much :).

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

so krys if someone would give you a mercedes or a peugeot, you'd spit on it and give it back, then ride the trains in your eco-world!!

Apropo pływania statkiem - jak już będzie wiosna to możesz się przepłynąć statkiem na trasie Warszawa - Serock :D

Hi Ryan. I agree with your thesis about transport system is quite OK in cities or between voivodeship cities. But i have to notice that it's very bad in rural areas (like Bieszczady). There are many places where public transportation doesn't exist or it's in constant reduction.

@DuchAmagi

6 жыл бұрын

At least you have fresh and clean air :p

@TaktykzB-klasy

6 жыл бұрын

I was in Bieszczady last week and I saw everything what I want to, without a car. It wasn't comfortable or easy, but it could be worse.

the drawback is it really doesn't go everywhere. So if you live beyond the reach of transport, you have to use the car. Our suburbs are quite a mess. Btw your Polish is not bad ;)

I totally wish we would have that here in Houston, we have buses and they’re fine if you live inside of the city, we have trams but they’re trash and we only have 3 lines and I swear half of the people don’t know what a metro is, the department of transportation keeps saying a metro is” too expensive and too slow” and I’m just like you’ve never been out of Houston have you? When i told my polish friend about this he said “I’ll stip complaining about krakow”

@edlawn5481

6 жыл бұрын

I live in Dallas, and at least that's one thing we do better than Houston.

@Dan_1022

6 жыл бұрын

Ed Lawn true. Dart is not perfect but it’s better than Houston

Sprawiasz,że zakochuje się w moim kraju 💞

Ten koleś robi nam naprawdę dobrą robotę.

W przyszłym roku jadę z Gdyni do Krakowa 8 godzin Pociągiem przy okazji się wyśpię bo jadę w nocy. Najlepsze jest to że przejadę całą Polskę i na żywo zobaczę Warszawę

Ex-pat living here in Poland. When wife and I travel to different cities, we take the train and our bikes. Makes city travel much easier and convenient. Public transportation in the cities is very good.

@drjojo5551

5 жыл бұрын

tony...i'm sure you have great fun pedalling your bikes in the pissing down rain and sleet! PS....don't let the poles know that you;re a jew!!

Kujavia-Pomerania (Kujawsko-Pomorskie) has the best public transport system including 3 cities with trams: Toruń, the most stunning city in Poland, Bydgoszcz and Grudziądz.

Szkoda że dobrze skomunikowane miedzy sobą i wewnątrz jest tylko kilka największych miast. Sama często korzystam i chwalę sobie komunikację we Wrocławiu gdzie studiuję. Częste i punktualne kursy, wygoda, względnie niska cena. Mój dom jest jednak prawie 500 km dalej, a przejazd wymaga minimum 6 godzin jazdy i 2 przesiadek, na które muszę zostawić dużo czasu przez opóźnienia. W dodatku w miastach mniejszych (przykładowo 60 tysięcy mieszkańców) na transport miejski nie ma co liczyć.

Stunning, stunning, stunning video. This pigeon, wow

I had those scrambled eggs too! Perfect if you're running late and didn't have enough time for breakfast.