Didn't Know Poland was Like THIS... 🇵🇱

Visiting Krakow Poland after many years. It had many surprises for us, we didn't expect it to be such a nice place, especially to live if you want to move to Europe.
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[@LifewithDavid]

Hey guys. If you like this series of videos, please comment and like this video so the algorithm will push it to a wider audience. I really do appreciate your support 😊

[@courtenaymckee7491]

Hey! When in another country that doesn't speak English say Hello in the local language and ask if English is ok?

[@spotvideo4413]

Wish I could as looks interesting, but had to turn off as struggle to understand what you are saying. You need to enunciates your words more distinctly. Good luck with your you tube Channel.

[@booksniffer7050]

Fact that they had straight faces. didn't smile doesn't mean they were rude - they were not sarcastic as well :) As you admitted, even the PA was "rude" :) I understand in US or in Columbia people smile a lot but lack of it or a somber tone doesn't mean they are rude :)

[@Martek127]

They are not being rude. You're just being served a Slavic smile.

[@LifewithDavid]

😂😂🤗

[@Pidalin]

It's pretty hard to speak foreign language and keep smiling, but people who speak English only probably never tried it. 😀

[@worldinf3211]

You mean Baltic and not Slavic

[@majkon5750]

It's not that we are rude, we are just minding our own businesses and don't smile at everyone without a reason, also we don't small talk, we always go straight to the point and don't bother other people without a reason.

[@LifewithDavid]

Make sense. Thank you for the clarification 😊

[@KoRbA2310]

@@LifewithDavid Yeah it's just how we are. You will encounter similar attitude in Nordic countries and Germany.

[@marklalonde7416]

Honestly, I think it's more respectful..

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@KoRbA2310perhaps also something more like that in the baltic countries

[@semprefidelis76]

@@KoRbA2310 Women are smiling :)

[@natinaharris8381]

In September 2022, I spent 13 days in Poland. I started in Gdansk and attended a Dozynki Harvest Festival and even broke bread with the village leaders in a small town outside of Gdansk. Then, I headed to Torun to learn about the amazing astronomer, Copernicus. Then, off to Warsaw and Krakow. I saved the best for last, The Majestic Tatras Mtns, in Zakopane! Everyone was very friendly and nice. I traveled solo, and a nice young man sat down next to me and asked, what are you up to today? We made fast friends on a crowded 45 min. shuttle to the national park to the trail to hike to Morskie Oko. When we got off, he introduced me to his friends and told them where I have been in their country and that I love Poland! It all started after I met another nice Polish man on the Faroe Islands. Then, on Grimsey Island, I met a British man married to a Polish woman who told me to go to Poland. True story. ❤😊

[@LifewithDavid]

Nice!

[@Kiennguyen22360]

Krakow is a gem of Europe definitely enjoyed it a lot more than Budapest or even Prague

[@LifewithDavid]

I as well

[@Kiennguyen22360]

@@LifewithDavid definitely checkout Lisbon and Barcelona also then.

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@LifewithDavidhelsinki is nice but yes not cheap. Bergen in Norway is also great but the same problem, expensive. Would recommend all three baltic countries as well. Croatia too where I lived for a while was nice

[@gabriellaanderson2216]

Budapest is a capital with 2 million people. One of the best cities in Europe. Do ot compare to a smaller city

[@Rafal-c5x]

Podziękowania dla kontrolera biletów za to że pomógł a nie musiał.

[@piotrplewka]

Dokładnie o tym samym pomyślałem, normalnie szok i niedowierzanie, ale to pewnie dlatego ze pamiętam stare czasy kiedy liczyła się tylko ilość sprzedanych mandatów

[@Jah0011]

Jestem w ciężkim szoku, czy krakusy nie wiedzą, że na niewiedzy turystów się zarabia?

[@xxxxxx-n4s2h]

Mandat z obcokrajowca jest nieściągalny.Jest zakaz spisywania turystów.Fajnie nie ?

[@xxxxxx-n4s2h]

@@piotrplewka Nie szok tylko jest równoległy świat w Krakowie dla turystów.Nie płacą za korzystanie komunikacji ani za parking.Wszystko to jest opłacone z podatków mieszkańców.Jest już kilka pozwów od mieszkańców przeciw miastu.Gdy miasto przegra trzeba będzie wypłacić kilka milionów odszkodowania-to też z pieniędzy mieszkańców.W każdym filmie o zwiedzaniu Polski jest powiedziane -przyjeżdżajcie bo jest tanio!

[@pluki1357]

@@xxxxxx-n4s2h Bredzisz. Mieszkam tu, zaczynam mieć dość nadmiaru turystów ale tacy jak ten pan - autor filmu, są jak najbardziej mile widziani. Przecież kupił bilety tramwajowe, kupił jedzenie (normalne - pierogi), zrobił sympatyczny film, podobało mu się. Cichy, spokojny, grzeczny, czysty. Jak widać niektórzy autochtoni u nas zawsze czegoś muszą się czepić.

[@grzegorztlusciak]

Just so you know, the public transportation that you were using was a tram, not a metro

[@DarkstarDarth]

Them polish ladies are model level, tall and slender. Very civilized culture.

[@LifewithDavid]

Very pretty.

[@polombiatravels9553]

@@LifewithDavid I am polish, but i live in Colombia, in my opinion polish girls has absolutely no chance with Colombians :) And David u say that people are rude in Poland compare to Colombia..., hmm it depend what part of Colombia we take, Costenos rude like hell, Paisas super nice people :)

[@LifewithDavid]

@@polombiatravels9553 very true statement on which part of Colombia. I need to be more specific next time

[@polombiatravels9553]

@@LifewithDavid And for that reason i want to move out from Santa Marta and go to Medellin :)

[@bookinsights1092]

Lets hope Poland stays civilized and doesn't go the path of Western Europe with mass migration from incompatible countries.

[@messmeg7582]

That Slavic neutral appirence. We are not rude in this Mode. If you hear kurrrwa thats start rude Mode.

[@LifewithDavid]

Haha 🤣

[@AmiRa-wj9jt]

Nah. Sometimes our kurrrwa is like a comma, it all depends on the situation and mood ;).

[@Nouvellecosse]

It never ceases to amaze me how many people can speak some level of English in these foreign countries that aren't even especially close to the English-speaking world. Not just tourist-serving businesses but even random people on the street.

[@LifewithDavid]

Very true!

[@Robertino12]

why should you be surprised, it's Europe, people speak different languages, Poland is a Central European country, a tourist country, children are taught English at school from an early age, sometimes French or Spanish, I know 3 languages, I understand at least 7, mainly Slavic ones

[@AmiRa-wj9jt]

Young generations who grew up in free Poland (from communism, russian influence) had and still have compulsory English lessons in schools. People who are now over 40 years old grew up in a different era, where russian was the compulsory language, so they weren`t taught English. That's why on the streets of Krakow, for example, in this video, you can see how freely younger people behave when it comes to your language (we know it) and what older people who have never had contact with your language do ;). That's why I recommend tourists to talk to the younger generation, you will be able to communicate with them without any problems.

[@msgeorgem]

@@AmiRa-wj9jt 45 lat i angielski od podstawowki, bylem jednym z pierwszych rocznikow z ang. Takze ten.

[@MrBalrogos]

Well after russian occupation end in 1989 in schools instead russian language, people get english language to learn :) my both parents speaks russian, when i and my brother 1989+ speaks english so most of the younger people speak english.

[@pedrozatravel]

My experience with Poland was that everyone was very helpful

[@pluki1357]

23:30 This lady was proper grim, even or Polish standards 😆. However, please take under consideration that (1) you did not asked her if she didn't mind / would like to be filmed (2) she's from a bit older / middle generation. You can see at the look she took at 23:31 - she had noticed she was being filmed. Many people get tensed when filmed (especialy without prior notification / asking). I'm actually rather impressed how well she's handled converstaion in English. For her generation it's quite remarkeable. We like foreigners here in Krakow. I personally love any opportunity to speak foreign languages with them. However, in recent years/days it's simply becoming so many (too many?) tourists. All in all, the little detail / coultural difference you might have missed in this interacion was your partner filming the lady without even notyfinyg/ asking her about it.

[@GoodOlPain9]

18:18 That's the Kraków barbican, a late Medieval fortress that served additional protection to the main city gate shown at 18:20 . The barbican, the main gate and fragments of the wall with 3 towers are the last remains of the Medieval city fortifications. The park you walked through surrounding the old town is actually a perfect outline of where the city walls once stood. So if you look at the city from above you can actually see the outline of how it looked like in the Middle Ages. Pretty cool if you think about it.

[@jader2321]

Poland is Beautiful❤

[@LifewithDavid]

It sure is!

[@paulinarapicka]

3rd of October: 1944 - on the night of October 2-3, the act of capitulation of the Warsaw insurgents was signed in Ożarów, which is considered the event ending the Warsaw Uprising.

[@LifewithDavid]

I think this is correct. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@bartomiejkedra7071]

@@LifewithDavid unfortunately the inscription on the watch is not about this event, it is from japanese manga and anime Fullmetal Alchemist, try googling it with this title and you will find out, but your dad doesn't have to know ;)

[@hawkeye98]

Did I hear you say Prague. This city is amazing. The Charles bridge has been in several movies. I remember Mission Impossible and Spider-Man and I’m sure there are a few others. The Polish people are not really rude. They are just, what I call dry, you know Colombians want to spend 30 minutes talking and sticking their nose in all your business. Remember The Central and Eastern Europeans lived under communism so this explains why they are so dry. I thought the same thing until I spent a lot of time there and just realized it’s the way they were raised. A lot of them have a fantastic sense of humor once you learn the way to interpret them. Enjoy Poland

[@LifewithDavid]

Yes! Super pretty city! Thank you for your insights about the culture! 🤗

[@jankowalski3220]

Congratulations, you passed the meeting with the "kanar" (this is the colloquial name for ticket inspectors in Krakow:) This one was on the level - he recognized the tourists, the local would have received a fine of about PLN 120. I had a similar experience when going to the airport in Rome, I bought a ticket but I didn't recognize validate it on the platform not inside the train were was no vaidation machine. I also found an understanding controller.

[@Pidalin]

As a Czech, I am surprised they actually helped to him, here in Czechia, they target tourists on purpose and they have no mercy.

[@agnesagnes3740]

One very important tip- YOU CANT CROSS STREETS ON red LIGHTS , and You can’t cross any streets unless on the white stripes . You are gonna get ticket or get rode over by tram

[@LifewithDavid]

Yes! We noticed this for sure!

[@T_Witek_T]

"Don't forget, 3 Oct 11" is a date from Fullmetal Alchemist comic book.

[@WkurzonaWrona]

😮

[@NicoleCarson-n5d]

Just wanted to say hello from Ft. Worth, Texas! Just started watching your videos. Wishing you safe travels!

[@tombernard4612]

Thanks for showing us Kraków , that was an awesome video!! As far as people in the public sector being rude it's just part of a way of life in Europe in general I find. I lived six years in Germany and I'm not defending rudeness but just like Colombians are generally friendly (lived 2 years in Medellin) it's part of their culture it's completely normal to be in a public service job in Europe and just be to the point and straightforward they don't believe in niceties or politeness as we know it. However I have to say speaking of cultures I would take the safety of Europe along with their coldness or rudeness as you say, over the insecurity and always having to live with my head on a swivel as I did when I lived in Colombia.

[@LifewithDavid]

Happy you enjoyed it! Yes, that is very true. Either one or the other when it comes to those two countries

[@wodzovsky]

Greetings from Poland! :)

[@LifewithDavid]

Greetings

[@Przemo9050]

I must say this you shouldn't wear a cap while eating inside. Its considered rude.

[@bolksTV]

Maybe hes jew xd

[@Przemo9050]

@@bolksTV I hope not XD

[@rpse24]

@@bolksTV hahaha

[@leno_o17]

I wouldn't say rude...I don't think people (maybe apart from some older ones) have strong feelings about this...but it makes it very obvious that someone is American XD

[@Dzoseff]

Most of us buys goceries in markets. You can google shops like Biedronka, Lidl or Kaufland and check one of them. All of them have bakery, meat and vegetable stall.

[@Pidalin]

Vhen I visited Krakow, I had the same problem - no supermarkets around, I found that I have one literally 1 minute walk from my hotel in last day. 🙂 They are hidden inside of buildings. It's like that even here in Prague in center, there are supermarkets, but mostly located in underground or it's masked inside of some historical building.

[@TravelingEddie]

Krakow is definitely a gorgeous city. It's on my bucket list now thanks to you David. I'll visit during the spring when the weather is cool to a little warm. that's my type of weather like in Oriente Antioqueño, Colombia.

[@LifewithDavid]

It’s worth it for sure

[@thomaskowalski3578]

11:30 Oblężenie Krakowa przez Szwedów było częścią działań wojennych w czasie drugiej wojny północnej i trwało od 25 września do 13 października 1655 roku Kapitulacja została formalnie podpisana 17 października.

[@virgilius7036]

The cleanest and safest country in the world!

[@leno_o17]

There's plenty of big supermarkets and shopping centers. "Galeria Krakowska"- a shopping mall is just a short walk from the city center and there's carrefour on the -1 floor. Most people buy groceries in the supermarkets because such open markets like Nowy Kleparz are just a few in all of Kraków. But they are definitely a nice place to go, as the food is often healthier and the prices are better. As for the "rudeness"- they're really not being rude. That's just a cultural difference. You expect constant smiling and small talk type of interactions, but frankly, to us it's something that feels unnatural and forced. I like to think that people in this part of the world just evolved differently, because of different environment- we're very economical in our behavior. So we keep the neutral face and prefer directness, because smiles and niceties cost energy, which should be saved for other things- like surviving cold winters and fighting agressive neighbors 😂 Edit: oh, so you've found the Carrefour! (Just watched the video till the end.)

[@LifewithDavid]

Great comment! Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@leno_o17]

@@LifewithDavid you're very welcome 💙

[@mrgreenelander4952]

Great video David. I once backpacked through Europe solo back in the spring of 1981. Crazy adventures, with loads of interesting personalities. One guy I remember, looked like Charles Manson. Dude was an Australian Army Veteran who had been a Sniper in Vietnam. Had been riding the rails through Europe for ten years, strung out on PTSD with no final destination? Crazy experiences from another version of Europe

[@LifewithDavid]

I bet times were even more interesting back then.

[@gastate9]

Best video of the series so far, for me. Thanks for the videos as always!

[@LifewithDavid]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@Kategan]

Poland ❤

[@magsk1295]

As much as I like your video, I have to comment your comments about the lady on bus station. Exactly which part of interaction you find rude?? The thing, she wasn't giving you a smile? She gave you all information you needed, she saw you recording her maybe she wasn't super comfortable with that, maybe bad day. ALSO Poles they are very critic for themselves when they use English or any other florigen language - maybe that was the reason she didn't want to interact to much. I'm a Pole and for now I live in UK, I see here a lot of smile I hear a lot of "hi love/darling/whatever", but as the time goes (over 10 years now) I can see which smile is honest which is just "worker mask". You pend long minutes criticizing her, which wasn't nice as well (rude?) . Remember that people in middle and in Europe at all have bit different background than in warmer parts of world. That's just how it is. PS I'm not sure how it is in other European countries, but in Poland when you walking in to someone's house, restaurant, church, public anything - hospital, office, and you're a man - you should take off your head cover. [exceptions are shops]

[@LifewithDavid]

You are very correct. We had just arrived and didn’t know how it was.

[@knitsofold]

Yes, I couldn't understand why he thought she was rude.

[@Pidalin]

Recording people without asking them is actually very rude and it could even start a fight in Europe, when he points camera at everyone, he can't expect people will be kind to him everywhere, that's hard life of vloggers I guess. 😀 When you enter shopping mall in Europe with camera, it's gonna be really bad for you. Here in Czechia, we are also taught to take your head cover off when you enter some more official place. Everyone probably had some crazy teacher in school who was stealing baseball caps and throwing them out of window or somthing like that. 😀

[@jader2321]

You can use google lens to translate, just take a picture of the ticket and translate.

[@LifewithDavid]

Great tip!

[@joeylawless2017]

9:42 That is a spectacular view

[@LifewithDavid]

Sure was! 😂

[@lifealchemyglobal]

Don't forget 3, Oct. 11 This message was inscribed on the inside of Edward Elric's State Alchemist pocket watch and the date has even become a real-world day for fans to show their love for Fullmetal Alchemist. It was a personal secret of Edward's, and he sealed the watch with his alchemy.

[@Yami_Five]

6:03 @LifewithDavid you could go to the next stop by the tramway (Bratysławska), there is big hipermarket - Kaufland, but you were a little bit right about small grocerie stores in Poland :D We like doing shopping there, because we can but fresh vegetables, meat and other food in much better quality :D Btw, if you're still in Kraków try bus line LR0 to beautiful place Ojców, but be aware, it's crowded, so take it from the first stop Os. Podwawelskie

[@LifewithDavid]

Thank you for the tips! 🙏🏼

[@Yami_Five]

@@LifewithDavid To be precise, it is the "Ojców National Park". LR0 its a holiday bus (tickets are the same as for regular public transport). You get off at the last stop in the forest and turn right. You walk for about half an hour through a beautiful valley surrounded by limestone rocks and you reach the trout farm "Pstrąg Ojcowski" for which Ojców is famous. You can rent a fishing rod and catch it by yourself. I also recommend visiting the nearby caves (they are along the way). Be sure to bring cash and save a map of the area offline because there is no wifi/range there.

[@boogypaul]

They are very nice to you. Try sometimes order something in polish😅

[@Majeedjj]

Hey David! Long time. Hope you're doing well What music is it in the background at 17:00? Regards,

[@DondiniMontefusco]

Excellent video! Thank you!👏🏼💜

[@LifewithDavid]

Happy you enjoyed it 🙌

[@Ntwadumela1]

I am Polish, but I had no idea what happened on October 3. Artificial intelligence asked in Polish about this date suggests that it may be about the signing of the act of surrender of Warsaw insurgents in Ożarów on the night of October 2 to 3, 1944 , which is considered the event that ended the Warsaw Uprising.

[@Fungineering999]

I'm in Warsaw and it is a nice place; I didn't expect to like it this much. But their language seems to be quite difficult lol

[@doomba1934]

im polish-canadian, living in krakow till end of august, watched a ton of your videos, hope you enjoy the city/country :) visit zakopane and do some hiking and see some nature if you can

[@LifewithDavid]

Just uploaded my zakopane video, check it out

[@nightingaleblackbird1313]

You are talking about rudness yet you were speaking english in a polish speaking country expecting to be understood 😅 come one mate ,you're being entitled..and tbh rude yourself..just because they weren't smiling doesn't mean they're rude 😅 have a nice time anyway, Poland is super beautiful

[@Pidalin]

And pointing camera to everyone, that's considered super rude without asking. Here in Czechia, some older person could even hit him for that.

[@RStephens-pz7bq]

So how long do you have to be out of Colombia for this visa run? Is it three or six months?

[@invit87]

Egg Lady is little too far :) but I, visit butcher or bakery quite often

[@LifewithDavid]

Nice!

[@sebastianszrejter8519]

5:53, bruh, the red light, everyone else is waiting :DDD

[@LifewithDavid]

Haha I didn’t even notice. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@LeoSag-b7p]

Watch out. You can get fine for that. Quite big.

[@Pidalin]

For me as a Czech, it's super confusing when light is not in middle of zebra, I just don't see those lights when it's not located in middle, it happened to me in a lot of countries, I just don't see light, I need them in middle of crossing. It's weird that such detail can make you not see lights.

[@TheVirtualny]

3 oct. 1933 - Marshal of Poland Józef Piłsudski became an Honorary Citizen of the City of Kraków or 3 oct 1944 64th day of the Warsaw Uprising: after midnight from October 2 to October 3, an honorary act of capitulation of the Warsaw Uprising was signed.

[@Dtourd]

Good morning from Mexico David. Something has changed from the Columbia videos. I look forward to your travels and opinions and am pleased you include your partner in your European trip. Did you buy a new camera? I thinks that’s what has changed. The video is so much more crisp with blue, blue skies and super clear audio. It makes me think your have changed from a GoPro to a mirrorless camera with all sorts of filters and boom mic. Whatever changes you’ve made I think it was well worth your time and expense to do. These fancy cameras are so expense in Mexico I don’t many could afford them. I appreciate that your pass on your experiences to the rest of your viewers such as myself. Thank you.

[@LifewithDavid]

Morning! I am happy you like the new content! Yes, I invested in a new camera and Nati is appearing a bit, she is getting over her shyness little by little. She is also the one who edited all my European videos, so if you enjoyed the film, she had a lot to do with it. 🤗

[@Dtourd]

@@LifewithDavid It appears the two of you make a very good team and create great content. Please don't stop. I have been watching you for quite some time now. Have you completed your TV experience in Mexico?

[@waldemarusmc3191]

I appreciate your honesty and down yo earth attitude. You re just s foreign guy lost in Poland, not pretending to be Rick Steves, or Steve Ricks, whatever his name is. A lot of outsoders pretend to be an experts on Polamd while they can't polish letters. I'm a native Pole living US for 32 years, ive found Texans and southerners quite compativleceith us Poles. Just as patriotic, traditional Christian, hospitable and open.

[@LifewithDavid]

Thank you! Yes, I’m just a guy getting to know a place and lost most of the time. 😂 but having a great time. I really enjoyed your country.

[@petereichhorst8373]

Talk about a nice day!

[@LifewithDavid]

Super nice day!

[@ComradeHemmyTravels]

I saw that "no valid bus ticket", and immediately checked the comments to see if you got caught lol.

[@LifewithDavid]

😂

[@czesia5992]

Nie uśmiechamy się bo okupowali nas przez wiele lat i nie wypadało się uśmiechać na ulicy! To powód historyczny! Na zachodzie Europy i USA była inna historia!😊

[@LifewithDavid]

Interesting. I didn’t know about this.

[@semprefidelis76]

i dont agree. every polish women smiled at me when i was in poland lol

[@Tamasha1]

DAVID NEEDS TO VISIT SOUTH OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

[@porquee]

Looks really nice and clean, still too expensive for my broke ass lol

[@LifewithDavid]

😂

[@ds9510]

These are not 'metros' - These are Trams.

[@LifewithDavid]

Yes. My mistake.

[@dreamthedream8929]

​@@LifewithDavidmetros are the ones underground. Trains usually are for taking people outside the city to other parts. Trams are for the inner city transport. I think in colombia there is one tram system or is it a metro? It's in medellin, a pretty new system still but in the past there used to be trams i believe in medellin but fell out of use. Now perhaps this is meant to bring them back there. In Europe trams been running in various towns and cities for a long time. Not all countries have them (lithuania doesn't) but many do. In the neighboring latvia there are three different train systems in three different cities

[@jakubwrona2040]

Ah yes, the famous polish customer service ;) it turns me off as well, especially after a few visits to US and Guatemala. You should visit Gdansk - it’s a very nice city (my hometown).

[@LifewithDavid]

True!

[@SnowWhiteArches]

agree on Polish customer service but I think that it's still better than German or Hunagrian - these two are killing me 😭

[@LifewithDavid]

@@SnowWhiteArches 😂😂

[@jakubwrona2040]

@@SnowWhiteArchesyes, also, from my experience, Czechs are not nice.

[@jakubwrona2040]

@@SnowWhiteArches what about Czech's ? ;)

[@Sthriga1]

5:52 RED LIGHT!!!

[@anonymous6594]

Why did you delete the majority of your videos? Did you do a live addressing it?

[@LifewithDavid]

Just doing an experiment. They are on private. Most likely will bring them back

[@KerriDonohoe]

Another great video looks like il be going here also😅

[@LifewithDavid]

Thank you! Have fun!

[@jakabimre8339]

That`s a tram bro, not a metro. Or Streetcar in US english.

[@alex_33388]

what was rude about that interaction?? i think the only rude thing was you criticizing her and then suddenly talking how she is with her children(?), isn't it rude to assume things like that about people and than talking about them on the internet (and recording them without their consent ofc)? Your being disrespectful, but still expect others to be "nice" and do small talk and smile, i presume

[@natalias9031]

totally agree, that part when he start talk about her children was so disrespectful, and she helped him, told everything, to be on time and so on, omg

[@karolberencz5377]

Brother its not metro... 4 me metro its Underground that what you take its linewagon

[@raytar75]

SABATON - Uprising (OFFICIAL LIVE)

[@forestdecember9661]

It was probably a birthday of whoever gave him the watch.

[@JohnnieV]

It’s great Nathy is able to work online.

[@LifewithDavid]

She took vacation, and we decided to make videos together while traveling to see how we liked it and how it went. It went great and we really liked it! Now trying to figure out a way to bring her on board to be my full time editor. She did a great job with it.

[@MedellínInsider-n3o]

"I'm losing my weight! Getting my figure back here in Europe!" And then he downs beer and cheese cake... : ) ) PS: That's as hot as it gets there. Any higher temps are a fluke, not the norm.

[@jn1205]

Beautiful city

[@LifewithDavid]

It really is!

[@psidhu1979]

HEY MATE!!! I will be in Poland tomorrow I think..if you are there let me know I would love to say hello. I'll be flying out of JFK

[@LifewithDavid]

Not there anymore, but hope you enjoy it!

[@annafirnen4815]

Next time it's better to buy tickets ahead of time in the bigger machines you can encounter on some stops because they take both cash and card. Unfortunately some trams and buses still have coins only machines OR card only machines.

[@LifewithDavid]

Good tip! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@Pidalin]

Or buy them in any tobacco kiosk or little shops in the city, they all should have them.

[@alberticodiaz5569]

October was a battle won. Battle of kock

[@LifewithDavid]

Really? Cool!

[@WheresWes]

Good seeing you again my man!

[@LifewithDavid]

Thanks man! It was good seeing you too.

[@AdamGordon1977]

I’ll be going to Poland soon. I’m looking forward to it.

[@hhoscar4324]

welcome to Krakow 😎

[@LifewithDavid]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@nylens471]

Bro Ubers there are cheap af just like in Colombia, no point in taking public transit when u can live like a king. Public transit is for regular folk/peasants.

[@launchingnetworks9031]

Great video

[@LifewithDavid]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Marcin-L]

ey.... Poland is central europe....

[@LifewithDavid]

Is it?

[@Pidalin]

@@LifewithDavid Culturaly yes, geographically? Partly, it's hard to say, but when it's more close to Lisbon then to eastern border of Europe, it's just weird to call it eastern europe. Countries like Poland and Czechia are called Eastern Europe because of 40 years of communism, which is very offensive.

[@psidhu1979]

Mate If I land in Poland tomorrow or the day after. Which mobile phone SIM card do I get and how??

[@ukaszgorzynski1935]

Go to Żabka shop, they are everywhere and ask a local to register it. It it fast. Im not sure if u can do i it on foregin passport or id. There is plenty of options with GB from start. It shouldnt be hard. Żabka on every corner. Green sign.

[@psidhu1979]

@@ukaszgorzynski1935 thank you so much.. appreciate you help.

[@Kborodo740]

Poland any sim is cheap probly ulimited 40gb for 10£ need passport to buy sim

[@psidhu1979]

@@Kborodo740 Excellent. Will this work in other countries as well?

[@Kborodo740]

@@psidhu1979 yee but not sure if you have to switch on reoming

[@marian7266]

To much "rude" in your narration.

[@GreggHarris-gm7ef]

go cry about it

[@bron9242]

did you noticed lovely Polish girls everywhere? Im sure you did 😅!

[@LifewithDavid]

There were many good looking women

[@kainbock]

A bit too much bus content but still very interesting

[@LifewithDavid]

Happy you enjoyed it! 😊 thank you for the feedback.

[@GreggHarris-gm7ef]

@@LifewithDavid he's right tho, too much bus

[@mdawid11]

Why you not using Uber/Bolt it’s so cheap and easy to get around especially if it’s more than one person :)

[@kennethcarney5874]

The trams in Kraków are charming. The old town is pedestrianized so walking or the trams are the best way to go.

[@truth-or-nothing]

Oh my lord, 😂 nalga mi Dios 😂😂😂

[@LifewithDavid]

Haha

[@niuffka7962]

October the 3th is my birthday....

[@LifewithDavid]

We will never forget

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Hah. This watch from 11:28 is watch from Fullmetal alchemist. That date is a date when i believe MC burned his home. I have the same watch but my is slightly brighter steel.

[@LifewithDavid]

Haha I think you are right

[@nomoresleepx3930]

3 oct. 11 is date from manga/anime full metal alchemist

[@LifewithDavid]

Really? Cool

[@annafirnen4815]

You really just bought a watch which is a merch from a manga/anime Fullmetal Alchemist 😂 There is indeed a dragon on it but has nothing to do with Kraków.

[@LifewithDavid]

😂😂

[@86_matty]

Stop on red man! ;-)

[@felipepe9818]

Living in Kraków is bad idea. Everyday's traffic jam and smog will destroy all romantism of tourist's view. There are many cool places in Poland. Just try Lublin! ...and hole region with the best goal there - Roztocze.

[@tvdemien]

I lo❤e Poland

[@LifewithDavid]

Me too!

[@mariankowalski9797]

ITS NOT METRO! its a tram lol

[@waynesmith2549]

No fat.people over.there!

[@LifewithDavid]

Not many

[@TravelingEddie]

That painting of the super beautiful Polish gal at the antique shop wasn't the thing you were looking for for Nati's grandpa but way better. That'll get his heart ticking faster..😎👍. A Paisa that saves some money is always happy and Nati is a Paisita.

[@LifewithDavid]

I really liked that painting! 😂

[@MonikaMazgola]

Please do not jaywalk because even if you do not care about your life, you can pay a fine.

[@peterkiedron8949]

Like what?

[@szumaker]

my Lord idd

[@ds9510]

If that watch is made in Germany, this might refer to German reunification day.

[@LifewithDavid]

You might be right!

[@katerinaalexandrowicz1078]

Według ciebie w Polsce sprzedaje się przedmioty zawierające historyczne daty dotyczące Niemiec? Nie realne... Świat niw kręci się wokół Niemiec. Przynajmniej nie w Polsce. Amen.

[@leno_o17]

If that was some antic shop and the watch had previously belonged or was bought in Germany, maybe. But in this case absolutely not. It's literally a souvenir stand for tourists.

[@theempire00]

Where are the Colombia vids mate 🇨🇴 ❤

[@LifewithDavid]

Doing an experiment right now with the algorithm. But they will be back.

[@janhusar9105]

Poles are rude? How does this manifest itself? Never heard about it.

[@saykko1]

Man saying thank you to AI just in case they take over the world

[@LifewithDavid]

😂 have to be respectful!

[@funkmachine9094]

another great video! unfortunately the eastern european countries and poland are tough people and not really known for being nice haha. but of course there are nice people and rude people everywhere. as long as you don't take it personally, but like you said when they work in the service industry you would expect them to be at least a little nicer maybe. see you guy's in the next video and stay safe!

[@LifewithDavid]

Thank you! I am happy you enjoyed it! You are right about that, mostly a culture difference

[@olo121973]

Check what happened in China October 3 😂

[@polskibombowiec303dewision7]

I HEAR FROM ABOUT 17.25 MIN. THAT YOU HAVE SEEN OR MET A FRIND OF MINE (GUITAR PLAYING ) " IMAD FARES " WAS NICE HEARING HIM PLAY HAHAHAH. JESUS CHRISTUS IS LORD OF LORDS KING OF KINGS AMEN AND HALLELUJA. HAVE A NICE 1 THE NEXT TIME YOUR IN POLSKA 🇵🇱✝️✡️🇮🇱☦️🕎🇵🇱