7 Polish Ideas that Would Make America Better

[@mariel9385]

Regarding bakeries, Sunday meals with the entire family, and walking everywhere ... you described MY childhood in a small city in Wisconsin in the 50's and 60's. My mother lived this same way till she died in 2011. To this day, I can't eat that soft, white cotton-like bread that you buy in stores. I still make my own bread the way my mother did and I'm so grateful that she taught me how to cook and bake the old fashioned way ... everything made from 'scratch'! The aromas in my kitchen are heavenly when the bread is baking! I also agree 100% with you on how American education could be vastly improved. Sadly, too many Americans do NOT know their OWN history much less know anything about other countries. Great video! I can't wait till you publish Part 2!

[@mck1980sp]

Start a bakery:)!

[@TracyR4]

Bakeries used to be a thing in our area when I was growing up as a child. We now have one small bakery in our area but your certainly not smelling the beauty of the bread like in Poland though. To many chemicals in our food. Unless you go out of your way to buy organic ingredients ( which are very pricey here) , you're just better off making it yourself.

[@animeanibe]

Ice cream shops even more so than bakeries, at least in my kids' perceptions when we visited Poland a few years back. And the ice cream was incredibly good.

[@ziggy129]

The best chef is my wife. The best pastry and bakery in US are Polish and Italian.

[@dasboot5903]

Agree ,,,,, the same in Canada !!!! I would add also a German Bakery !!!!

[@wladyslawbukowski]

@@dasboot5903 Because after the opening of the border between Poland and Germany, German bakers sent their students to learn how to bake bread in Polish bakeries.

[@utahdan231]

@@wladyslawbukowski very interesting. I buy only German bread. Expensive ,but great. Polish doesn’t satisfy me.

[@wladyslawbukowski]

@@utahdan231 Perhaps Polish bread requires an appropriet sense of taste or the need to get used to it. Coffee and alcohol taste disgusting at first, but later we know how it changes for some people. By the way, truly Polish bread, and there are several dozen of it, is only available in Poland, all the others are just a better or worse imitation. Regards.

[@Ms.GreenJeans]

ME TOO! I live in WV, which many don't know, has a HUGE Italian presence and population(specifically North Central WV). We have mainly Italian deli but we have a Polish deli and small shop a town over and I am hooked. It is ABSOLUTELY delicious! 💯

[@hopin8krzys]

I was expecting something else but yes, I think I agree with this list, those are good things in general

[@Ussurin]

4:35 - don't worry, any ściernisko can be made into San Francisco

[@LoveMyPoland]

Uwielbiam Golec u Orkiestra

[@tomaszzbikowaty2854]

@@LoveMyPoland It's a very memic band in the Polish part of internet xD

[@ProblemSolverUS]

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[@1aryan61]

hahahaha

[@Monika-tv8np]

haha

[@pawii111]

It's heartwarming to hear this from a person with that wide perspective. Thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos.

[@sharonforkin6064]

Less junk food, more exercise and definitely better education needed in the US.

[@kris8263]

@@damianz6248 There are videos of Poles being unable to do the same (Matura to bzdura). On top of that I found the educational system in Poland I had experienced in the late 90's to be enslaving. Filling your entire days with school + homework plus filling your head with a lot of dry knowledge that needs to be memorized while most of it ends up becoming useless once you reach adulthood. I remember memorizing all rivers, countries and their capitals on all continents in high school in Poland in geography class. It's better to know where to find information and using/expanding on it when needed than flooding your brain with all of it at once and then just using small part of it. Expanding your knowledge should be driven by passion instead of mindless memorization.

[@kris8263]

@Kasia Gujda Tez w latach 90tych?

[@kris8263]

@@stivenhunt395 Zgadza sie. Nie mowie ze jest calkowicie zly bo z drigiej strony wielu Amerykanow to kompletni analfabeci. System nauczania w duzych miastach jest dopasowany to najnizszego mianownika (powiedzenie amerykanskie 'lowest common denominator' nie wiem czy w Polsce zrozumiale) czyli do poziomu imigrantow ktorzy nie znajac jezyka nie potrafia wskoczyc na odpowiedni poziom i mniejszosci ktorzy nie za bardzo chca sie uczyc bo uwazaja ze im sie nalezy.

[@coszniczegozerowaste1506]

I agree with me tough memorizing is an great brain exercise ;)

[@pp1mh]

Hearty dinner prepared by Babcia 😍😂

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[@ebarteldes]

My Polish cookbook has 1,000 pages, and few recipes have failed. I am actually using one for Thanksgiving turkey

[@maciejszymanski2386]

About food and bakery. Since million of Poles moved to UK they established Polish Shops in every town here. Even in supermarkets are Polish branches with Polish products. But most weird thing I saw was... charcoal and flamable liquid for BBQ from Poland :). Of course Poles living in England still prefer cook it's own meals than buy ready ones. I personally cook for myself nearly every day because it's tastier and healthier.

[@halinazmlyna3493]

Because we love our food 🍽 . 😁

[@stg4434]

And trustable.

[@Adrian-zn1eu]

In regards to "bake up, america" chapter: I live in a really small town (population below 20k) and when I coming back home from a party in the middle of night, I often go and buy freshly baked snacks in local bakery. We talking here about time 3/4 am... Awesome stuff. Greetings from Poland

[@tomaszwin4994]

Świetny odcinek. Komentarz dla zasięgu. Pozdrawiam, dobra robota

[@andzelikasmusz8935]

I'm Polish and live in the US.. I really enjoy these videos.. great to see what others thing of Poland.

[@ziblebot]

Russell, I have enjoyed your channel. Hopefully I will be able to take my oldest son to Poland in the summer of 2021. By the way, Im a Houstonian and although you didnt mention it in this video, I agree with you, home cooked meals are the best, but TexMex is a close second . Especially from Pappasito's. Keep up the good work!

[@LoveMyPoland]

Thanks! Love and miss Houston! 😊

[@elzbietaheimann3247]

I just discover your videos; you show Poland from very interesting point of view and from different angles. On top of that you have amazing way of presenting every topic and your pronunciation is fantastic!

[@LoveMyPoland]

Dziękuję bardzo, Elżbieta 😊👍

[@josephbouza889]

We are always looking for a good bakery here in Michigan, I guess we will have to visit relatives in Poland.

[@sunglassshinpan1352]

Hasn't your dictator closed all the bakeries?

[@utahdan231]

Come to Chicago. You’ll buy French , German , Croatian, Italian , polish breads absolutely delicious.

[@mattaz2315]

I go to Michigan to enjoy the taste of top shelf Polish baked goods.

[@utahdan231]

@@mattaz2315 Probably it depends what we like.

[@Goldenka]

I think one of the best things we have in Poland are paczkomaty :)

[@art1233PL]

Idąc Twoim tokiem myślenia gdyby rozwój cywilizacji zależał od Ciebie bylibyśmy właśnie na etapie wynalezienia koła Panie paczkomacie

[@luciderr]

@@art1233PL bez przesady w drugą stronę :) Punkty odbioru faktycznie były dużym krokiem milowym w ecommerce i są tylko jednym przykładem naszego - lepszego niż by się wydawało - rozwoju technologicznego. Innym przykładem jest to, że Russel w Stanach prawdopodobnie odbierałby wypłatę czekiem, a u nas dostaje przelew na konto. W amerykańskim sklepie internetowym pewnie musi zostawić dane karty płatniczej, bez opcji szybkiego przelewu, za wyjątkiem PayPala. No i może nie polecieliśmy na księżyc, ale przynajmniej potrafimy dać w sklepach taką cenę, jaką się faktycznie płaci, czego w Stanach nie doświadczysz :)

[@Smutnomir]

parcel machines?

[@dlipinski83]

@@luciderr paczkomaty są chyba na całym zachodnim świecie w powszechnym użyciu. Amazon dopiero zawitał do Polski, szybkie płatności są znane od lat (właśnie paypal działa genialnie i daje sporą ochronę dla kupującego)-to wszystko przychodzi raczej do Polski niż zostaje tu wymyślone. Co do wypłat, to też zależy gdzie, bo sporo firm w Polsce ciągle wypłaca gotówkę. Dla mnie Polka bije na głowę USA właśnie jakością jedzenia, ładnymi miastami, bo w USA to centra są ładne z auta, ale poza tym to straszny bałagan, komunikacją zbiorową, tanią służbą zdrowia i edukacją.

[@idepowas3329]

@@luciderr poniewaz kazdy Stan w stanach ma inne podatki na inne rzeczy 🤦‍♂️

[@ziggyszymczak7371]

Absolutely great channel !!!! I can’t wait to hear what ideas poles can borrow from America 🇺🇸

[@nonperson22]

Kanał w garażu dobra rzecz. Ludzie mieszkający w miastach też je mają, nie tylko na wioskach.

[@kubalesniak6532]

You could have named this video '7 Polish Ideas that Would Make America Great Again' lol

[@dzingishan640]

Not in fashion anymore

[@goqsane]

Why would he refer to one of the worst periods of the US history in regards to foreign relations, alliances, and especially the extremely poor handling of COVID-19 and undermining democracy post-election?

[@kubalesniak6532]

@@goqsane This is not a political statement. This is a joke.

[@dzingishan640]

@@goqsane don't shit yourself... otherwise he improved his score among all people of color so, your statement is racist bro..

[@TracyR4]

I agree :)

[@paxvera5199]

Thank you. As always great topic and video. I wish Canadian society would follow your suggestions. I'm waiting for second part soon. Have you and yours great day.

[@annateresa9814]

Porzadny chlop z Pana. Pozdrawiam z USA ! Wiadomo, Polka jestem.

[@karenwhite2338]

I liked your video Russel. I think you made great points on improving USA.

[@LoveMyPoland]

Thanks, Karen!

[@karenwhite2338]

@@LoveMyPoland Dziekuje ❤❤❤❤👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@annakloss1160]

You like your hair short? It's great. It looks nice & tidy. That 18 years old student was just simply very rude & disrespectful. Her comment about your hair style had nothing to do with Poles being in general brutally honest. I do apologize for her awful behaviour.

[@Robert-U-VoxPL]

You are absolutely right, "babcia" is most important person in Polish family, especialy when she prepares Sunday dinner 😁

[@arturbaleja3907]

The canals can be quite a bit of a pain. If the groundwater is high, you can face an unpleasant situation, where you hear something funny in your car and when you want to take a look on the underside of your car and the pot is simply flooded knee-high wits cold and dirty water.

[@konradpol]

Russel, i find that in Poland even the grocery stores have fresh buns/bread that you can pick up daily in the morning. I remember going to Netto and having fresh buns that just melt in your mouth. Yum! here in Canada i have to go to a Polish store to get something similar but its still not as good as Poland.

[@tolep]

Do you mean parbaking? It's just not the same thing It's not fresh dough made locally. It is industrial product precooked and stored frozen sometimes for months. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parbaking

[@niuffka7962]

I can't wait for part two. I want to learn to improve...

[@jaroslawmazurkiewicz8619]

Russell your story is identical to my dad's story and mine is close but the other way around as in: from Poland to Texas. Was surprised to hear you was a member at lakewood church. I pass by it all the time going down 59 from Southeast Texas to corpus christi and back

[@LoveMyPoland]

Cool! Pop in for a service one day. You'll thank me later.

[@graceboss9089]

You are very right!!!!!... ściernisko 🤣... Yes I agree with you.... My American boyfriend doesn't understand why I am so opinionated... Sometimes my coworkers are unhappy with me because I'm saying what I am thinking... I know I never going to change I'm polish 😂👍... I just subscribed to your channel

[@jjforcebreaker]

Another very interesting vid. Looking forward to see part #2.

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

I would add: 1. Considerate drivers - driving through Poland, and other European countries, the driver etiquette is much better than in US. People get out of your way, let you through, and keep out of the way when driving slower. In US it's "I have this huge SUV/truck. I own the road! I'll drive however I like. GTFO of my way!" 2. Dress code in public - doesn't matter what time of day it is, you will not see a Pole in the grocery store or supermarket wearing pajamas or looking like a total fashion disaster. I'm looking at you Walmart. I will also unquestionably agree about the knowledge and thirst for knowledge, as well as the greater awareness of global issues. It is something needed very badly in US. Pretty much everyone has a smartphone, which easily gives access to every piece of knowledge created by humans in history of humanity. To remain willfully ignorant, and stuck in a bubble, and echo chambers, seems to be very popular in US.

[@penguinsfan251]

Drivers in big coastal cities are the worst American drivers. However the worst drivers I have ever seen are in Puerto Rico, the US territory in the Carribbean. As for Polish drivers being courteous, please check out the Stop Cham videos on KZbin. They come out with new videos each week of terrible Polish drivers.

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

@@penguinsfan251 videos of road accidents come from all over the world. You got Asia, Europe, Americas, Australia, etc... Not counting those. Just talking about the general driving etiquette. I've driven close to equal distance through Poland as I done in US, and have been more frustrated on the roads in US, and it seems to be getting worse. It's why I'm happy with work-at-home orders, and why I no longer ride a motorcycle.

[@utahdan231]

The drivers in Poland are rude and agressive.

[@falaplazmy]

My suggestions: roundabouts, metric system, internet banking and BLIK, last one: paczkomaty (Postal vending machines. To send/receive parcels)

[@Asptuber]

What is BLIK?

[@Joanna-kr1cb]

​@@Asptuber a function in every bank with enables you quicker paying for products, bills or even transaction between people. In shop (ex. Lidl) you choose option blik, enter your bank app and choose blik. Then you get form app six number code with you enter in payment terminal and after that you accept the bill on the phone. It''s good when you forget wallet .

[@LoveMyPoland]

But are they Polish ideas? 🤔

[@kubakolanko4819]

@@LoveMyPoland BLIK is fully Polish invention along with paczkomaty

[@eurasiandynasty9824]

@@LoveMyPoland yes BLIK is polish idea, and seems like it's spreading

[@halinalewandowski8130]

Always a joy to listen to you.

[@konradpol]

Russel, if you do a part 2 of this, one idea i really like (although its maybe more of a European thing rather than only Polish) is the diamond right of way on each street. So if the lights are out for example, people know who has the right of way instead of the 4 way stop which many just fly through the intersection without stopping. The second thing I also liked is that when the city gets less busy, the lights start flashing yellow where the right of way streets are good to go while the the side just waits until the street is clear and can go through. Less time waiting at the traffic lights...

[@tomaszzbikowaty2854]

Hehe! My father alraedy complains there is no canal in our gagage xD And during the COVID-19 lockdown when we completly stucekd at home my mom cooked a rally nice bread! This bread was so delicious! Among the American ideas I would to bring to Poland it's realted with sports and school. As a sport fan I'm really impressed how universities and even high schools have an own American Football , Basketball , and Baseball teams. And being an athelte and player dosen't colide with finishing the school and university and it's even a pass for playing in pro league. In Poland it could be intersting to have an Univeristy League for example in soccer or as an alternaitve for Ekstraklasa and other leagues. If you want to be a pro you have to choose between the studying or training.

[@anetawhotravels]

Great observations! I bake bread at home since I do not want to buy it at a supermarket...

[@gliderfan6196]

One simple thing that would make America better is to learn how to write the date properly. It is even dd-mm-yyyy or yyyy-mm-dd, Up or down, not half-way through and then go back. America is the only country on the planet that has no idea which unit should come after which. Not specifically from Poland, it may be from Canada for that matter. EDIT: Mexico, I mean Can't wait for the sequel. The only thing I have from America is internet, e-mail, Windows and Flight Simulator. No, wait, Flight Simulator was coded by French. So it would be something new to me to know what you think we may adopt from beyoind the pond.

[@penguinsfan251]

The USA considers the rest of the world wrong in writing their dates.

[@wladyslawbukowski]

@@penguinsfan251 Like a prisoner who thinks it's not him but the rest of the world behind bars.

[@utahdan231]

You did not do good research if it comes to a date. Read about it.

[@WGal-er8bm]

@@utahdan231 Canada does mm/dd/yyyy also - I missed my DL and OHIP card renewal because of this mix up. LOL

[@utahdan231]

@@WGal-er8bm there’s Philippines, Macronesia , Canada , USA.

[@pawlica07]

Quite insightful ! Well done

[@MrRaf134]

good job waiting for more .goodluck

[@anjahlandschaft2223]

I miss Sunday dinner at Baci's!

[@WGal-er8bm]

Another great video - regarding bakeries I agree but try to find a good bagel anywhere like you would find in Montreal or NY, after bagels were invented in Poland and Vienna after Sobieski's liberation. Car repair canals were the norm in Canada when I was growing up - yes I learned how to do my first oil change and underbody inspection from my mechanic dad back then. Eating out - I am not the norm as I ask my wife where we will go out for a meal tonight, but now with COVID its all eat at home and I noticed we now shop for food daily for out meals - back home in Canada we did on grocery shopping spree on Saturday for the week - unfortunately on Thursday we were going through the fridge tossing food we did not use or was going bad. I am looking forward to you next part - yes more real TexMex, real Burgers and BBQ's. LOL

[@gregszy8575]

I find it interesting, what you have found interesting in Polish way of life. Having myself emigrated from Poland (in communist time) and living in Canada for more than 30 years, still don't accept certain things in north-american way of life. Possibly it is less common in Canada than in US eating junk food. Still lot of even poor people don't cook food at home but buy processed frozen food. We have in certain areas lot of ethnic food producers so I eat bread and sausages mostly from local Polish producers. I see however that ethnic and European food become more and more popular.

[@brzeczyszczykiewicz4476]

Houses made of bricks and windows that open properly?

[@WGal-er8bm]

Also - no screens on windows here in Poland/Europe.

[@kriseastlondon965]

try to fix air con unit to european windows heheh

[@kriseastlondon965]

@Kasia Gujda droga Kasiu. W domach ktore nie posiadaja klimy juz zainstalowanej, czyli jakies 90%, w USA, na te gorace letnie miesiace kupujesz maly zestaw, podnosisz okiennice do gory, stawiasz na parapecie, i wszystko ladnie dziala. Nie zrobisz tego z europejskimi, odchylanymi oknami. Juz rozumiesz ?

[@TamroNick]

@@kriseastlondon965 Fajne, szybkie rozwiązanie. Jednak wydaje mi się, że jednorazowe. Ciągle trzeba chyba wstawiać i zabierać taki klimatyzator. Czy to jest szczelne rozwiązanie? W Europie raczej poszło to w kierunku wybijania otworu w ścianie i stałego zamontowania urządzenia. Niemniej przyznaję, że pomysł bardzo dobry, aby zaadaptować istniejącą infrastrukturę do nowego wykorzystania.

[@kriseastlondon965]

@Kasia Gujda Oh, nie da sie mieszkac wrecz bez centralnej klimy. Bardzo pretensjonalnie piszesz, niech zgadne, wschodnia Polska z pochodzenia, a klime pierwszy raz zobaczylas na oczy w Stanach. Zgadlem ?

[@marthamika7372]

I miss the Sunday dinners one my mother passed away in 2014 and now its Covid and they are telling us to be careful but I go to Church in the morning and my husband goes mid morning and I cook most Sundays so we both sit down and enjoy

[@rufsven8312]

Bardzo fajny filmik. Pozdrowienia!

[@penguinsfan251]

Cześć! This is one of the best videos you have made. Enjoyed it much. As for Americans showing an interest in the outside world, well, a they say, good luck with that. I will use my own Polish family (my dad's side) as an example. Great Grandpap stowed away on a ship to leave partitioned Poland and never looked back. To this day, my extended family never has and does not have any interest in setting foot in Poland. Not me - I can't wait to go. Polish unity - well, my family, being of Polish ancestry, has had its share of bickering and grudge holding. Poles love to argue. There is a major divide in the USA - between the West Coast and the Northeast, and the rest of the country. It's fine with the coasts if the manufacturing gets sent to China. Walking - well put. Most Americans don't live in large cities and don't want to. Lousy housing stock, poor schools, high taxes and crime drive most to the suburbs. Nobody wants to raise a family in most American cities. The suburbs are NOT designed for walking. Thanks to Amazon, the Internet, social media, malls, which were great for just walking around on a hot day just to people watch, are dying out. Being brutally frank - great idea. One can thank American "higher education"...if you want to call it that, it's really an expensive ripoff - for turning young American adults into a bunch of foaming at the mouth crybabies. Corporate America shoves "sensitivity training" down the throats of the cubicle dwelling drones, lest someone get offended and sue everyone in sight. While TV shows and TV commercials tend to make the white male dad a blithering idiot, don't dare offend anyone else. The permanently offended class will dox you, complain to your employer and try to get you fired. Home prepared meals - always cheaper than eating out. The thing is, this requires planning and hard work. Hand in hand with this is growing a vegetable garden and maybe even some fruit trees. We had a huge vegetable garden and countless fruit trees. This was common among many people, not just those of Polish descent. My great uncle and aunt served a big Sunday dinner for her daughters and their families - did it for many years. Not my grandma - because my family lived 100 miles away, and my uncle's family was 330 miles away. Poles had to be resourceful during so many difficult times. Americans had victory gardens during WWII. Bakeries....yup. The megasupercenters have driven them out of business throughout the US. My Great Grandpap lived across the street from an Italian bakery in Tylerdale ("Washington, PA"). My dad always bought a couple of loaves to take home with us when we visited. That bakery is long gone. The closest bakery to me is the Bethel Bakery in Bethel Park, PA. Awesome place! As for the pit in the garage....wish I had one. Great Grandpap had one in his garage in Tylerdale. I would not suggest much in the US to implement in Poland. One exception - the right to own and bear arms shall not be infringed. Poland, if you had your own guns back in 1939, imagine how many dead Germans and Russians there would have been.

[@antbonyziemiak208]

Gee, I don't suppose you could have removed the wood slats to better illustrate the "repair " canal ? There's some quick oil change stations that utilize the same principle. I've used a home garage one. Loved it. Saves a lot of time jacking/jackstanding .

[@LoveMyPoland]

Anthony, it's currently a spooky, dirty place down there. Not going in there! 😊

[@antbonyziemiak208]

@@LoveMyPoland I wanted too see how deep and wide it was. Thats all.

[@crusadertactical2622]

Keep it up. You are awesome.

[@monikamonia6250]

Fajny filmik, nie doceniamy tego co mamy dobre

[@NewEarthTV]

I love your videos ! :)

[@matkaz2534]

Also i will agree with bakeries, but it depends- i mean random bakery in Poland is ok, but if You find that one bakery in whole city usually owned by some older couple- its best bread/ buns etc. In my home city there was bakery owned by that older couple, they opened up at 11:00 (normaly bakeries in Pl opens at 6:00-700), and like an hour later they could close, because they didnt had anything left to sell, they were selling out in one hour every day for few years :D

[@lexuselk]

in case of danger, we can (or we were able to??) unite quickly, but also - if we have no other enemy - we quickly argue among ourselves.

[@penguinsfan251]

Same in the US.

[@platynowa]

That garage pit is a perfectionist hell, why it is not even?

[@LoveMyPoland]

You'd have to ask the builder. It does bother my OCD tendency, too!

[@platynowa]

@@LoveMyPoland You should ask him to give you your money back or fix it. :-)

[@Boy_Al1en]

After last point I got hungry I think ai got taste for macaroni cheese 👍 Thx 🙏 Russell 😎👍

[@Boy_Al1en]

@elf twentyfive obviously you are not from the states!!!

[@Boy_Al1en]

@elf twentyfive how long you been living here?

[@irenejerzygirl27v18]

It’s so true about bakery’s. I cannot find one bakery in the state of Virginia that can bake bread. I’m from Jersey and there are quite a few bakery’s that make rye bread and fresh Hard rolls. There are plenty of Polish delis that sell freshly Made babka, rye bread & chrusicki. If I opened a bakery here in Virginia I would make quite a good living.

[@rheinhartsilvento2576]

Wow, impressed y your Polish vocab 😊👍. Great! The plural of bakery, however, is bakeries. Not bakery's. That's the possessive. As in- I love this bakery's products, especially the makowiec 😉

[@irenejerzygirl27v18]

@@rheinhartsilvento2576 thanks I am 1st generation Polish American. My parents came to the US in 1945. My mother made all these things from scratch. I miss them very much.

[@tomaszwieczorek6273]

Dont forget cooking at home and ability to make a meal just about out of anything. JESZCZE POLSKA NIE ZGINELA!!

[@utahdan231]

Tomasz Wieczorek boring.

[@run2fire]

I change the oil on my vehicles. I would love to have a pit in my garage.

[@pacthug4life]

I like that Canada Dry poster, I wish it would be easier to get in Poland.

[@charlies.5777]

Hej Russell, As a car enthusiast, I totally agree with you about the garage inspection pit. Like you said, I never feel comfortable under a jack, even with jack stands. What would I LIKE to "import " from Poland?! These would work: Polish bakeries and Polish food In general; the low crime rate ; the reasonably-priced higher education; the lack of yhe Amurican " perma-grin" 😀 and the reduced amount of conspicuous consumption and peer pressure.

[@LoveMyPoland]

Agreed 👍. If I've never mentioned it before, thank you for your loyalty to my channel 😉

[@charlies.5777]

@@LoveMyPoland Nie ma problemu, Russell. I appreciate EVERYTHING you've taught me about my Polish heritage. At this point, you're like my brutha from another mutha!! :-)

[@MrAlus3]

Well, most ppl cook at home rather than going to a restaurant since they would runout of money till the end of the month if they would be eating out too often.

[@reniatym8475]

Not really ..we just love to eat healthy ..and we are very picky 🤗

[@pracakosaipilarka4301]

Probably true in case of poor people, but believe me, almost everyone eats home, rich people also. I know some very reach who has an expensive restaurant and his family not only eats home made meals, they even grow their own vegetables, it's healthier and much tastier. We have strong tradition in cooking and good cuisine.

[@jaroj2342]

You're the best

[@LoveMyPoland]

Dziękuję bardzo 😊

[@Itstimetogoto]

lol, Russ, I was looking at number one next to you and I was wondering why it is not changing. At number 3 I have noticed that it was a bloody number on the bloody door ;) we are living in such digital world now and expect that numbers are changing as we count ;)

[@LoveMyPoland]

😂 😂 😂 Dobre!

[@SK-qc6fb]

Ah, Sunday dinner, yes I remember that as a kid!

[@davemengle4961]

Totally agree with 1, 4, 5 and 7! And maybe the bakeries twice! 🙂 But unfortunately I don’t see these things changing in the US anytime soon.

[@joodlaa2584]

Please add paid maternity leave to make America better. I was so surprised that it is so rare in the U.S.

[@LoveMyPoland]

Ah, I regret not mentioning that!

[@volkhen0]

Not to mention paying for giving birth at the hospital...

[@ArturKrysiak74]

I don't know how it is now but what I dislike in US and I think is better in Poland is 1) lack of metric system 😋 but after couple of months you can get used to it, 2) Paying upfront for the gas at gas station. 3) Lack of modern banking tools like paying your bills with the checks or 10 years ago we already used contactless cards and there I had to sign the bill and not embossed cards didn't work at all. 4) Horrible prices for cellular phones especially prepaid. 5) Some of the road rules like yelling at T junctions or 4 stops junctions

[@stevemiller1203]

Hey Russell my Polish wife agrees with you on most everything in your videos, we are in the USA currently but we have an apartment on Aleja Tadeusza Kościuszki right across from Cinema City in Częstochowa, we are looking forward to returning soon👍

[@LoveMyPoland]

Nice! Let's all go out for coffee after this Covid mess is over 👍

[@wojciechzgodowski]

Those garage holes aren't too allowed in US, because of possible oil splilage getting into the ground.

[@CórkaMokoszy]

Jestem zdania, że polityka ma na nas wszystkich zły wpływ - nie ważne w jakim kraju żyjemy. Społeczeństwo nie powinno się dzielić tylko dlatego, że ma inny sposób patrzenia na świat i wartości jakimi chce się kierować. Wszystko co ma w sobie politykę dzieli - filmy, seriale, sposób nauczania. Powinniśmy być uczeni przede wszystkim wzajemnego szacunku dla siebie i nie narzucania niczego siłą tylko umieć dyskutować i podejmować decyzję za pomocą zdrowego kompromisu. Zupełnie jak w małżeństwie. Lubię cię słuchać i oglądać :) Cieszę się, że mamy takiego Polaka który reprezentuje nas godnie na yt :)

[@CórkaMokoszy]

A co do nie marnowania jedzenia: Już od paru miesięcy nauczyliśmy się z mężem mrozić pieczywo które kupujemy w większej ilości. Nasz polski chleb czy bułki po odmrożeniu smakują dokładnie tak samo jak przed zamrożeniem i są świeże/pachnące. Dzięki temu nie marnujemy już pieczywa, kupujemy tyle ile pomieści nasza zamrażalka, pakujemy je do worków, nic nie leży na wierzchu, nie psuje się. Moim zdaniem to świetny sposób na zaoszczędzenie pieniędzy i nie wyrzucanie ich w błoto ;)

[@Death_From_Below]

Czesc, I agree

[@MarcoMatador]

Greetings from Zabrze

[@LoveMyPoland]

Greetings from Częstochowa!

[@WGal-er8bm]

Hi Again For your next video - I suggest bringing up the point of in Poland and Europe we have on demand hot water heater that are either gas or electric. These only heat the water when flow is detected in the water line. Back in Canada and US we normally have these big 25 gallon (100 litre) hot water tanks that are kept hot through out the day until hot water is used - they continually are heated by gas or electricity. Canada and US can save huge amounts of energy using these on demand hot water heaters, but unfortunately the energy suppliers will not be happy with less energy used. Food for thought.

[@damnedmadman]

But in Poland most people have the hot water provided by the supplier (I guess that's the right term). When it's not available, they use the electric boilers which are insulated and keep water hot for a long time. They are more ecological because they use the cheaper electricity during night and early afternoon. However on demand gas-powered heaters are very popular too. Electric on demand heaters are the least effective solution and that's why they are rarely seen here in Poland.

[@WGal-er8bm]

@@damnedmadman yes and no. in apartment blocks the general heating is through a centralized heating system - similar in Belgium where I lived. But for everyday showers and general running hot water it is usually through a point of source on demand hot water heater, normally using natural gas. Centralized heating systems are a left over from soviet times - just think if you are not in your apartment for a period of time the heated water still keeps coming. no do not get me started on all the homes that still use coal or wood to heat their homes - this is the biggest problem with air pollution in our country, i.e. Krakow smog.

[@WGal-er8bm]

just one more point in N. America where it tis cold homes are normally heated with forced air systems providing heat in cold weather and coolness in hot weather - this is aside from the hot water system for supplying heated water for showers, bathing and cooking.

[@johnqlunchbucket]

How did the American break his arm raking leaves?..........."He fell out of the tree! 🤭

[@jasonlahey1550]

Growing up we never went out to eat and I never noticed it at all.

[@antyglonpw7384]

I recently watched tv series scorpions and there practically in every episode talk about the bakery Kowalski, i.e. Polish bakeries exist in America, maybe not on the scale you would like :)

[@dasboot5903]

Hey Russel ... I am anchored on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, and because of Chinese commie COVID-19 my =LOT= ticket to Warszawa was instantly cancelled. I have to admit, that you are a good observer of our simple life in the Republic of Poland. I have to agree with all of your points. Greetings from GTA of TO.

[@LoveMyPoland]

Sorry to hear it 🙏

[@chiyoko4244]

The Wuhan Pneumonia

[@dasboot5903]

@@chiyoko4244 < Damn !!!! Something like that .... for sure !!!! :o((

[@Wahares]

maybe do a reaction video on "Animated History of Poland" or "IPNtv: The Unconquered " - these videos show our history in really cool and accurate way

[@robertpieszchala5990]

Beautiful....Add respect for women and the elderly....Jestim Polskime......

[@Maverral]

Hmmmmm... właśnie wstałem... zastanawiam się na co by tu ponarzekać...

[@JimFortune]

I think "grease pit" was the phrase you were looking for.

[@LoveMyPoland]

That'd make a great deal of sense!

[@JimFortune]

@@LoveMyPoland It was the dream of every shade-tree mechanic I knew growing up to some day have a grease pit of their own! lol

[@pracakosaipilarka4301]

Actually, it's called "kanał" - canal in Poland.

[@JimFortune]

@@pracakosaipilarka4301 Unless you're speaking English.

[@sunglassshinpan1352]

One Polish thing that rubbed off on me from your vid from a few months ago is, I now signal when "exiting"/going thru the roundabout in my small Pacific NW town..

[@migaczone]

Ahh, sunday dinner: Rosół i schabowy z kapustą i ziemniaczkami :D

[@brzeczyszczykiewicz4476]

Square beer crates that hold 20 bottles

[@toiowousa]

Good observation, we do cook, and bakery are everywhere,and we walk a lot , resently i visited Warszawa, but i live in Chicago i have vlog where i show Chicago it is so much to see here, to i owo usa to nazwa tego kanalu, pozdrawiam.

[@chrislubas7445]

Russel, maybe you can do some "in the field videos" sometime. Like out in the "wild". For all we know...you are filming these videos from Alabama! ;-)

[@LoveMyPoland]

I would love to, but I am required to wear a mask. I'll be back at it soon!

[@Monika-tv8np]

This girl who called your hair "sciernisko" is a new generation type of Polak. My generation would never said that openly and definitely not into a teacher's face. As a matter of fact I remember my biology teacher who had a funny 90's hair style and we quietly were referring her to have an egg smashed on the top of her head lol, but never was said in her face.

[@Suwritel]

Wery god wideo 💗

[@johnqlunchbucket]

Fun Fact: Our US Dollar says "In God We Trust" Lost 98% of its value since inception. Bitcoin says "DONT TRUST VERIFY" Has gained over 10 million percent in value since inception! 🤔

[@adamkozik7523]

hej. Jestem polakiem i jestem naprawdę dumny z tego co opowiadasz o polsce, ale moze zgłębisz dokladnie(w następnym odcinku) wkład Polski w II Wojnie Światowej i uświadomisz ludzi mieszkających w USA co tak naprawdę Polakom zawdzięczamy i dlaczego ich pominięto w defiladzie zwycięstwa w Londynie w 1945. Pozdrawiam

[@kasiaparadowska142]

I actually think we do waste a lot of food in Poland, we can certainly try to do better in that area

[@picolo1211]

Well. U did show 4 the polish (european) way. It's subconscious now. Welcome ;)

[@jjay3494]

Either that student really did cross the line a bit (because judging by Your description of what happened it does seem a bit rude) or You make Your students treat You like a friend. It's not something a Polish sudent would normally say to a teacher.

[@nocturne6548]

I agree with American's emotional sensitivity.

[@tomaszlech1432]

👍

[@scm3758]

In your videos there's so many interesting things about PL/US differences that I simply have to ask - what's your personal opinion on weapon access?

[@LoveMyPoland]

100 percent pro gun!

[@amjan]

@@LoveMyPoland You have to make a key distinction here, Russel: Where? In Poland: Of course no guns, as has always been the case. Zero reasons to introduce them. And I'm sure you yourself appreciate how safe you feel in Poland and how much a non-issue guns are and how gun violence is literally non-existent in Poland. In the USA: That's a different question. It is too late not to have them as banning guns would be a process impossible to carry out. It would be better if the USA didn't have guns in the first place, but that's not possible anymore and practically unattainable at this point. Agree with me? :)

[@LoveMyPoland]

@@amjan Friend, you'd be surprised how many Poles illegally have guns. I have a friend who's a criminal prosecutor. I am ultra conservative about guns. I do feel safe in Poland, but at the same time, we (Poles) are not really free. I'd like to see Poland adopt gun legislation like the Swiss. Poles have ZERO ways to effectively keep the government in check.

[@stellabryla4673]

I like polish bakery.

[@Baobhan-Sith]

Mnie zawsze urzeka na filmach jak w Ameryce ludzie przed wyjściem do pracy znajdują czas, by zjeść śniadanie całą rodziną. U nas ewentualnie człowiek zdąży zrobić kanapkę do pracy / szkoły i tyle - biegnie by się nie spóźnić. Myślę, że te wspólne śniadania to coś jak te nasze niedzielne obiadki.

[@martawieszczycka2364]

Kluczowe może się tu okazać "na filmach" ;)

[@Baobhan-Sith]

@@martawieszczycka2364 Może i tak. Zakładam, że znikąd się to nie wzięło ale fakt- nie byłam, nie widziałam.

[@Grygong555]

Healthy Sunday dinner prepared by Babcia hahahah

[@LoveMyPoland]

Hearty not necessarily healthy 👍

[@lewmap]

What could be brought over to the USA from Poland to improve an American's everyday life? Polish authorities know the answer very well. Money.