AMERICAN REACTS To Poland is UNDERRATED AND SAFER than AMERICA

[@nomadscotsman]

I've lived in Poland for a couple of years since I left Scotland. Much safer than the UK as a whole. Women can walk home safely, never see any drug addicts like the zombies you see in most cities in Britain and just a cleaner and safer place overall.

[@anonimanonim8802]

Except for the small groups of Polish nationalists

[@Dreuoo]

@@anonimanonim8802 They are the reason why poland is safe.

[@theRAV4000]

@@Dreuoo no they are just bullies and idiots

[@messmeg7582]

Poland have great design, clean city and great transportation. Plus free education, free healthcare. Worth to pay taxes.

[@TheOutlander82]

free helthcare. hahhaha lol mabey for u surely not for us poles:DDDD

[@robuxin]

@@TheOutlander82?

[@ewazpolski692]

Private healthcare is quick but expensive. Free healthcare is very Good only if you need surgeries, transplans or if you had an anccident and need hospital stay. You don t pay if you have health insurance. Greetings from Poland.

[@messmeg7582]

@@TheOutlander82 my son live cos of free healthcare - bone cancer.... I'm blessed to be Polish not Americans. I will never say a bad word about our healthcare. If it is life treated situation you will not wait at all. If you are sick (flue) you can sing to doctor next day. To have easy test (blood test) you will not wait. For specialist visits you wait 2 weeks or 3 but in case when your life is not treat. You pay private cos you decide to. You want be first. You got money, no one stop you. I use it 4_5 times. It is not big problem if you got 100 egzamination for free in hospital on your 5 privite. Our system work.

[@AcidRai]

Yes but when you wanna see specialist doctor you waiting 25 years xD😂😂😂

[@radsec]

People walk in Europe, that's what keeps them slim, plus no bad ingredients in food that make you fat, it's all natural. Trust me American chains are not something that you want in Europe, nothing good about them.

[@nomadscotsman]

Yeah 100%! Even compared to the UK, Polish are much slimmer and fitter in general

[@fekalistagrzybowory7619]

But it Brits who has more cycatki 🥺

[@niktniewiem4785]

3:50 did that dude just said the trains are always on time?!???! bruh, hahaha, they're almost never on time. In Japan they're always on time. They have all together few minutes of combined delay time in the whole country. In Poland this is counted in weeks.

[@jatoniejaxd9919]

Now imagine Japanese people saying the same thing

[@brunoblas3390]

Wcale tak źle nie jest, pociągi PKP rzadko się tak spóźniają

[@Funekk]

Cmon, we have contactless payment almost everywhere, literally even in small villages :)

[@VoidCosmonaut]

That is why i barely have a wallet on me. Apple Pay is everywhere and since March my ID, My driving licence, my vehicle registration are all in a smartphone M-Obywatel app. We are so much ahead of the whole EU in digitalisation

[@TheFifthHorseman_]

The zoning laws are quite different between. Here in Poland stores, small businesses, schools and so on are all spread within residential districts. I've got one Żabka basically a building away, another on the other side of a small park, three Biedronkas all within walking distance etc. Contactless payments are pretty much the default and readily supported by banking apps (we also have our home-grown small payment system called BLIK).

[@maciejzbrowski]

The new buses in Poznań come from the Mercedes factory. Anyway, if you look in this city you have the best buses Solaris, Man, Mercedes, DAF, Iveco.

[@TheXshot]

Solaris are actually built close to Poznań. But those new Mercedes buses look SICK!

[@IVIich4eL]

That wasn't New York, it was Kensington Philadelphia aka Walmart of Heroin

[@Nekotaku_TV]

Safer than America... that's... so obvious haha. That's gonna be the case with almost any country by just not being America.

[@herrbonk3635]

Except perhaps my Sweden. Nowadays almost as "multicultural" as the USA.

[@Nekotaku_TV]

@@herrbonk3635 It's been getting a lot worse but it's still nowhere close to the US.

[@RazielecKraken]

How many terrorist attack and shooting idiots killers is in the America? Thausends?In Poland is Zero terrorist attacks and shooter killers in all time and very small violence this is safest big country in the world.

[@VoidCosmonaut]

I doubt You'd strive to live in Southern America instead US

[@Nekotaku_TV]

@@VoidCosmonaut Hence "almost".

[@migupl]

You don't need an american salary. You just need a good job. Of course the no-skills-required jobs get shit money but you can easily have a comparable salary (money to quality of life) to a German/american one if you work in say IT or if you're a lawyer/ doctor/any_skilled_worker

[@jerryorange6983]

free education, free healthcare + ban on guns = rich and safe country.

[@JanJan-il7pj]

Switzerland... can u see me?

[@aresburek3532]

About rats, in Luton and Bradford they runnig happy During a day😢

[@kamilkrupinski1793]

Every developed country and most medium-development countries are safer than America so that`s not a great accomplishment. But yes, Poland is pretty safe country.

[@AcidRai]

Żabka/🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸

[@maciejzbrowski]

THIS IS Dood dude "Andre traveler"

[@TheKrysiniak]

apple pay? :D we are lvl up, Blik :)

[@garbage2882]

Well, it's not hard to be safer than the US, but don't forget that we also had a lot of crime, especially after leaving the Soviet Union, our economy basically recollapsed because no one wanted our stuff we used to sell to Russians and other europeans, which in return created a lot of crime around the country, to be honest, the 1989-2003 era of Poland had to be one of the worst times in this country's history to live in, excluding 1939-1945 and 1914-1921.

[@CoKaNee]

Yeah I grew up in Poland in that period and it was dangerous in many places. Left to UK in 2006 at age of 19 and then I felt saver in UK. Now it's completely opposite and Poland might be one of the safest countries in the world.

[@miciaqaviation]

Train always on time? Nice joke 😂.

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Way better and accurate than most of the countries

[@aniaania3952]

Często podróżuję i raczej się nie zawiodłam. Jeśli nawet są czasem jakieś sytuacje, gdzie pociąg miał opóźnienie, to było marginalnie.

[@jolantaj4928]

Tak zawsze na czas