POLAND IS THE FUTURE - Why We Moved To Warsaw.

Why did we move to Warsaw?? You guys know by now that we moved to Polska, but did you know were we moved to? well now you know and on this episode we want to tell you some of the reasons why we chose this amazing city.
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[@VigosDad]

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[@Immigrantwriter]

@@Nalesnik158 you know that I can read right? ;) Eastern Europe is, as the name says, the eastern part of Europe. According to the United Nations definition, countries within Eastern Europe are Belarus, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine and the western part of the Russian Federation (see: European Russia map). Also, who are these people… www.ft.com/content/de721f35-d228-48de-bd9f-d2168b16aba6 amp.dw.com/en/brexit-made-clear-eastern-europeans-are-not-welcome-in-uk/av-59410886 bmchealthservres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12913-020-4987-z Poland may be even in the center of the Moon geographically speaking - and yet I have yet to hear anyone in the world call us CENTRAL EUROPEANS. We are always culturally considered Eastern Europeans by the rest of the world, and I don’t know why some of us are so ashamed of it 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@mw1st]

@@Nalesnik158 Who cares, Eastern Europe, Central Europe, I don't understand what's the big deal. People that get offended by the subject must be retarded.

[@RozaMP]

I hope you don't end up sharing the moving experience with the guy from the following video 😀 He moved to a beautiful cottage in Karkonosze. Just listen what experience he had 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnipnmiEmZungJI Enjoy! 😉

[@stefanj11]

Hey Guys, if you want to see Poznań, you are welcome to stay at my place for few nights! Send me an DM and we can arrange it :)

[@erikajasinski4633]

@@Nalesnik158 no not true - all other countries refer to Poland as Easter Block . You got it all reversed

[@andresrydzewski2732]

I just moved to Warsaw from Mexico City last Thursday and even though it's just been 5 days, I'm falling in love with this beautiful city and can already appreciate how modern, clean and safe everything is and the amazing infrastructure. It truly is a city with amazing potential, and I'm shocked it's not more well known compared to other European capitals

[@VigosDad]

It’s just a matter of time brother. lets enjoy the slight anonymity while it lasts 😁

[@DjRoslina]

Welcome to Warsaw.

[@andresrydzewski2732]

@@DjRoslina Dziękuję bardzo!

[@DjRoslina]

@@andresrydzewski2732 let me give you advice. Dont try to understand Warszawa. Just accept her as she is. Warszawa is complicated city. She is like older, but beautiful woman with tragic and happy past. Once She was majestic queen, blooming flower. Then dying, raped and tortured. Lost children murdered by russians and germans but still desire to live. Enjoy her energy and stay here forever.

[@andresrydzewski2732]

@@DjRoslina Thank you for the advice! Truth be told, knowing the history of this city and seeing it as it is today has helped me understand what it means to be Polish. I'm just amazed at how hard working, resilient, courageous, and just simply incredible Polish people are. People have been nothing but nice and helpful since I arrived, and seeing how they're supporting our neighboring brothers, I just feel at a loss for words. If you need someone to be helpful, to figure out a tough situation, to rise out from nothing, to be unapologetically proud of what they are, you can always count on a Pole to do all these things and more. I couldn't feel more proud of my Polish heritage, and the Polish way truly is a very contagious attitude. You guys have an amazing country, and I can't wait to see what else my life here will bring me.

[@tamarateachesenglish8441]

Witam!!!!!!! I am originally from Panama, raised in USA, lived several years in Sicily and now in Warsaw for 4 years and loving it. I agree that Polska has an amazing future. It totally suits my lifestyle for the reasons you mentioned and a lot more. All the best in your relocation!!

[@VigosDad]

thank you Tamara!

[@anthonypytlakowski206]

My mums british and my dad's polish I'm currently learning the polish language . My grandad was a polish Uhlan in ww2 Italian campaign he thought at monte cassino he passed a way in England but my grandma took his ashes back to poland im going over at some piont to visit his grave and family over there soon..i look up to him like a hero and love polish history.. I worked in a factory in the uk and I got on with the polish people better than the british I felt more excepted by them in the work place.. Dziękuję do widzenia

[@martafernandes3642]

welcome to Poland guys! :) Me and my husband (Brazilian) have moved from Portugal to Gdynia few months ago. I hope you will enjoy guys as we do:)

[@zoegomez832]

Welcome to Gdynia, I also live here 3 years, I'm from Dominican republic

[@martafernandes3642]

@@zoegomez832 so nice! Actually I would love to have Spanish classes with a native. Do you maybe give spanish classes?

[@zoegomez832]

Yes I do.

[@randomistria7523]

As a Croat who also started to be obsessed with Poland, I visited it for a second time last month and looking forward for a next visit. That means I joined your Facebook group and will drop a message next time while in Poland for sure! :)

[@VigosDad]

welcome to the group!

[@riskgd]

as a pole i have been to Croatia a few times in the past, very beautiful coastline and cities such as zagreb

[@randomistria7523]

@@riskgd nice! Have you been in Istria? Lots of Poles are coming to Istria on a vacation every year

[@riskgd]

@@randomistria7523 i dont think yet, been more to the south but there is a chance i will be there this summer

[@randomistria7523]

@@riskgd you should come!

[@doloreshuhn3875]

Hey! We moved from San Diego California to Chambersburg Pennsylvania and finally to Sandomierz Poland. It was a big difference moving from the West Coast to the East Coast of the US in and of itself. Especially since the weather in San Diego is way different than in Pennsylvania. But the weather in Pennsylvania is a lot more similar to here in Poland. But I am thankful for the changes we got to learn how to adapt to the weather and from living in a big town to a smaller town and then probably even smaller town here in Sandomierz. Me and my husband love it! It’s a lot harder on our kids who grew up in the US. Come to Sandomierz! Do a show from here and our family would love to meet you or us if you’re able to bring your wife and son. We love this beautiful old historic town!

[@caciliawhy5195]

I moved to Poznan from San Diego in 2020 and I appreciate Poland so much.

[@MiroslawKoniorczyk]

Sandomierz, zwany czasem SanDomingo.

[@joannazielinska8575]

@@MiroslawKoniorczyk 🤣 Sun Domingo 🥰

[@katarzynagrygierczyk682]

Sandomierz Its a beautiful city !

[@sajuente8235]

From San Diego to San Domierz. Lol

[@rp50175n]

The love Poland has shown Ukraine proves Poland is the future and the people are very special. I have a couple of Polish friends in New York, and I hope to visit within the next year.

[@kagie58]

This is what Poles are like, they are usually dissatisfied and can argue, but in crisis situations everyone helps everyone

[@DjRoslina]

@@kagie58 yep. We constantly fight with each other over everything. But if someone threaten one of us, we stand united.

[@jimbeglin3611]

@@DjRoslina to właśnie kwintesencja Polskosci 😀

[@sajuente8235]

No offence but most of people hoped for money from goverment for helping our friends Ukrainians. This is why 6 millions Ukrainians left Ukraine but 3 millions already come back to Ukraine. Hospitality and ''free stuff'' is ending everywhere

[@DjRoslina]

@@sajuente8235 no offence, but maybe in your country. We started to help immediately, without government help. Even now our govt doesnt help much to ordinary volunteers

[@edshellard]

Moved here (warsaw) from uk 7 years ago. Have been very fortunate in both business and friendship. Love it. Fantastic place. Great place to start a family.

[@agnesricher8412]

Moved from Canada (Toronto) to Warsaw 2 years ago, so far, loving it. Other than smog in the winter, Warsaw is a great place to live. Great public transportation, great food, big expat community and people have been very nice to us (even in Urzad:0). Enjoy your stay !

[@donjones1007]

Great video and we coincidentally have a shared background. My partner she was born and raised in Krakow. I was born and raised in the United States and my father was Brazilian and my mother mexicana and black. We have a young son who is multilingual and we decided to relocate to Poland (Krakow). The content you share is both relatable and light. Bum, co się dzieje! ♾☀️

[@Immigrantwriter]

😍

[@donjones1007]

Hope to connect with you two someday when we visit Warsaw or you guys visit Krakow. ♾☀️

[@edytatehrani3934]

Good for you! Me and my husband currently live in Canada, but we are not ruling out moving to Poland someday. And when it comes to burocracy, I stopped complaining about Poland, it is worse in Canada if you can believe it. I will be visiting Poland for the first time in 12 years next month. Can't wait to see all the changes. Canada seems backwards to me by comparison. It takes forever to change anything here.

[@bozenkank9720]

born and raised in Poland, lived in Austria for two years, 30 years in San Diego, USA, b considering Poland, seriously... Best wishes and good luck to you and your family, enjoy living in Poland to the fullest.

[@marlenazmudzinska2153]

It's so nice to hear people talking good things about Poland! Of course, it is not perfect but I wish you all the best here! Besitos!

[@next-next-finish]

From a South American living in Poland, it's not perfect, but that's also true for any other place - the thing is about feeling welcome 😌 and the country is getting better and better at that. For me it's just a hidden treasure that lots of people didn't discover yet.

[@VigosDad]

BINGO! that’s why I believe it’s the future. London was a horrible place 30 years ago, same with other popular western countries that are now considered gems. Poland is more than halfway there. Wait some years and see what Poland will become. People will pay to come visit, live in this place. Just my humble opinion. ❤️

[@mariuszstopa903]

@@VigosDad There is an American/Ukrainian guy and his girlfriend who moved to Warszawa and I think you will like how he can see Poland and I think that he thinks like you that,, Poland is the future,, His youtube channel is called,, Planet James,,.

[@telematyka]

Uwielbiam, kiedy jesteście we dwójkę przed kamerą. Chemia między Wami jest obłędna. Będę trzymać kciuki za Waszą polską przygodę. No i za te wszystkie polskie miasta też...

[@VigosDad]

❤️

[@ipodman1910]

Co za bzdury…

[@kamilpaz]

I used to live in Warsaw and work in London (at the same time!) over last 2.5 years before pandemia hit. That was Monday-Thursday in London and Friday-Sunday Warsaw. I travelled every second week, sometimes more frequently. Company rented a flat for me so my personal belongings where distributed between these two cities. I started to recognize staff working at the airports (Chopin and Heathrow). I also spent some time abroad in places like Brussels, Paris or Bangkok. From this perspective, I think that Warsaw is still one of the best places to live nowadays. This covers things like: infrastructure, public transportation, safety, restaurants or pace of live. I love London - this city can offer you everything you want, but at the same time it is very energy-draining. It's good to have some fun, see some things, to get some entertainment, but it's not that good for family life. Warsaw is much calmer, affordable and new cool places are growing like mushrooms. You feel that you are in the middle of the action and you are a part of this gowth. There is still a lot of things to upgrade or fix, but it's going into the right direction. Have fun here, explore the city, and good luck ;)

[@VigosDad]

damn you described EXACTLY what I feel! thank you!

[@Immigrantwriter]

Love your comment! ❤️

[@nicol-he2zq]

What was your job?

[@kamilpaz]

@@nicol-he2zq generally speaking - consulting

[@ClownWorld247]

I’m super jealous, I wish I could go back home.

[@The_Monolith]

Second gen Polonia over here. I'm planning to "move back" in a few years. Saving up as much as I can right now to allow for a smooth and stress free transition. I think all Poles living abroad should strive to do the same.

[@markg1531]

Please come back if you can. We need and want you here! God bless!

[@Doitordontidc]

I agree with you. Warsaw is a beautiful city with a lot of potential. I've been coming here since January for 2 weeks in Warsaw then 2 weeks in Holland. I will soon be moving to Warsaw and living in Powisle with my girlfriend. In March I want to open my own company in the city center. I subscribe to your channel greetings

[@Kiiiurself8482]

How you've been doing bro?

[@connorphillips5124]

Hey Vigo's Dad & Vigo's Mum! :) My girlfriend (who is Polish) is thinking of moving to the UK towards the end of this year (should everything go to plan) and we're planning to live together. She has pre-settled status in the UK so it's a viable option and it makes things easier for her to move here. Long story short, I am 25% Polish via my grandfather, who came to UK directly after the Warsaw Uprising as a very young man and married my grandmother (who is Irish, so I have a mixed bag of genes). During lockdown I had gotten in contact with lost relatives in Poland (that I had never met before) and went over to meet them as soon as the pandemic and travel rules allowed me to. I met my grandfather's brother (great uncle) and many other relatives, which was amazing. The whole family came along and it was great, we managed to overcome the language barriers for the most part and it was a great but pretty emotional experience! :) Whilst over in Poland, I ended up meeting a girl and we've been dating almost 6 months now and usually see each other every couple of weeks (thankfully I work remotely, which helps a lot), thanks to the cheap Ryanair flights to Warsaw! Can I ask both of you, if it has been really challenging to manage your work/career whilst moving to different countries? Do you both work remotely or did you have to find new jobs etc.? Are you employed/self employed? As these to me, seem to be the biggest immediate hurdles etc. when I think of moving countries. I hope these questions aren't too invasive! :) If all goes well between myself and my girlfriend, I think the long-term goal is to live in Poland (I am a UK & EU citizen as I have Irish citizenship and I am also applying for my Polish citizenship at the moment too - so that makes things much easier). I have a couple of exams to finish off for my career and then I will have the time to dedicate myself to learning the Polish language etc. (which has been a goal of mine anyway, even before meeting my girlfriend and I also know it's important to her that I can speak her language too for family reasons etc.), hence why the plan is for us to live in the UK first, until I finish my exams. Thankfully, my girlfriend speaks very good English (I joke with her that it's better than mine as an Englishman) as she learnt it at school but also took time out of her degree to work in Scotland for a year (if you can understand the Scots, then you can understand anything...) and she works in a field/industry where this is a lot of demand, so she has no problems finding work in the UK.

[@VigosDad]

Hi Connor, it was nice reading your story, I am glad you went to Poland and met some of that long lost family. When it comes to work it's always a big challenge. Karolina does work remotely, I don't. I do have flexibility so it means I can travel and do some work remotely but it's not permanent, which is the reason why I fly to South Africa (where my job is). It's just a little sacrifice (of a big one I guess) for the betterment of our family. Hopefully in a not so distant future I'll be 100% of my time in Warsaw.

[@zeminaht59]

Moved from RPA to Katowice, shout if you come down! Also been to Warsaw, Krakow, Tychy (small town but beautiful) and keen to see Gdansk and Łodź (apparently the street art capital of Poland!)

[@krewetkaaaa]

check also other places near katowice ..like gliwice or tarnowskie góry also wrocław is a must :)

[@arturoclementi3505]

I'm gonna cry. I miss Poland so much! I'm jealous! PS. 950 miast xD

[@vojko299]

I wish you happy life in Poland! :)

[@RadoslawAdamStachnik]

Bardzo podobna historia do mojej. Jestem z małego miasta (28.000 mieszkańców), następnie mieszkałem w Pilznie (Czechy), potem w Kopenhadze, następnie w Århus, Holstebro, a teraz kupuje dom w moim ukochanym mieście, w Århus :) Mieszkanie w równych miastach/państwach niesamowicie poszerza horyzonty, pozwala poznać swoje potrzeby i ostatecznie wybrać miejsce idealne. Czyli urodziłem się w Polsce, przeprowadziłem się do Czech, a następnie do Danii i zakochałem się w cudownym mieście ÅRHUS. Ps. Mój 10 letni syn mówi płynnie w 3 językach (polski, duński i angielski). Powodzenia kochani.

[@joannazielinska8575]

Naprawdę WAS kocham 🥰. Niech Wam się szczęście na polskiej ziemi Rodzice na pewno cieszą się z Waszego powrotu

[@Immigrantwriter]

😍❤️

[@marlenapiwonska9468]

Nowadays with everything going on in the world it's good to have choices where you can live and raise a family. Good luck in Everything you guys do, God Bless.

[@maggiehawking927]

I love your optimism, as always ☺️ greeting from polish girl in Texas

[@bangboombang1]

You should make a trip to Wrocław. And in the summer vacation i would prefer Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia...

[@DS11129]

Been coming to Poland since 2001 and living near Poznan for past 18 months. As American I always said Poland Eastern Europe but your wife is first Polish I heard call it eastern and not central. Since Poland became part of EU it has radically changed and I agree Poland is future. Yet I would say Warsaw is not really Poland to some extent. Prices are more like Germany and not rest of Poland. I like Łodz and Poznań and cost of living is better there. We got home in small town for less then 200K€ for over 200M². Growing up in rural communities only like to visit big cities. Worked in DC area for years but lived in countryside. Warsaw we love to visit and they have Papa Johns. Take your son to the Copernicus Science Centre and do some video there.

[@Immigrantwriter]

Welcome to the future ❤️

[@filipboryczko7614]

hehe boom zabawni jestescie. Musze pokazac ten odcinek zonce :) podobnie mamy jak Wy, tylko ze ona Latino (Peruwianka) a ja oczywiscie EL Polako;) Powodzenia 🤞

[@marklisiecki5790]

Love Poland and Dominican Republic :) ,actually both countries I consider home !!!🇵🇱❤🇩🇴

[@thekle86]

Seems like you are becoming our national ambassadors. Love to meet you in person since I am polish living in Warsaw :).

[@peace2all163]

I discovered this channel a few minutes ago, its very interesting to listen to someone else's perspective about your own country Keep up the good work

[@adamwnt]

happy to see you guys in Poland. Cheers from Gdańsk.

[@perfectstranger7486]

You're very entertaining and natural at the same time. Can't wait for your next videos! Good luck!

[@galy0]

Jeszce raz się cieszę, że wybraliście Polskę.

[@martajumi.inranbows3285]

I truly understand what you mean about having "no home" in Vienna, I have lived in Vienna for 4 years and never felt at home there even though last two years I spoke fairly good German. Still we never really felt welcome there even though both me and my husband worked there doing good jobs and paid for ourselves with our money not any kind of subsidies etc. We started a family there but we always knew it was a temporary place, 2 years ago we came back to Poland and we never regretted it. There are many possibilities here as well in Poland yet life is so much more peaceful and environment is friendly, especially for families. Looking back I don't think there were so many pros to stay there to be honest. We managed to come back just before pandemic hit in Europe and we always felt blessed for that as we would be trapped in Austria without a serious possibility to see our family. Staying in Poland we also parially limited our contacts, but that's something totally different than not being able to see parents or grandparents at all. Fingers crossed for your new start and I hope soon you feel at ease here and bilt your new " global village" around you:) greetings from Gdansk:)

[@MiroslawKoniorczyk]

Bardzo ciekawe video i plany. Będę Was oglądał.

[@madcin1]

No i na to czekałem! Dziękuję za ten odcinek. Pozdrawiam Was mordeczki i życzę powodzenia w naszym kochanym kraju. 👏😎👍💪

[@twisters999]

Great video as always :D

[@czarliw1644]

Powodzenia , Kochani!👍🇵🇱

[@agatadziedzic-dean3961]

Dobre z Was ludzie 😍

[@demolek22]

964 cities and towns according to Wikipedia, most og them small. And there is a map.

[@hulahop5655]

Poznań is eager to meet you! And I'll be happy to be your guide when you're here ♡

[@lukasp85]

Now as youre in Warsaw, if you're looking for a place to spend free time on fresh air with your kid, I would recommend you few places: - Park Kultury w Powsinie (playgrounds, minigolf, pool, bicycles etc, all in the forest) - Polana rekreacyjna w Lipkowie, (nice place near Kampinowski National Park) - Polana rekreacyjna w lesie Młocińskim (very similar place to the one in Lipkow)

[@VigosDad]

oh this is amazing Dzieki!

[@lukasp85]

@@VigosDad No problem. Im a father of 2 daughters, my google maps is full of ,,want to go'' places, almost all of them are dedicated for families ;)

[@krewetkaaaa]

also park skaryszewski :)

[@Olivia-W]

I'll add Las Bielański to the list.

[@kroll01]

Super!

[@jaimehaiti9479]

Visited Warsaw two years ago and was very impressed. The country has strong work ethics which I believe will continue being a great asset in their ongoing progress. I know a few people who moved there from the UK and love it. I will be visiting the Gdanks and Sopot area next month.

[@erikajasinski4633]

Great good luck . I moved there and went back.

[@annamarkowska442]

I also moved back to Poland from London once Pandemic hit. And I don’t regret it! All the best guys :)

[@tompop1622]

954 miast powodzenia i czekam na długi serial

[@joannazielinska8575]

Super extra. Pozdrowienia dla dziadków 😊

[@krzysztofsima3244]

Dziadkowie dziękują

[@mw1st]

Good decision, welcome and good luck!

[@waldemarmachnik1545]

What a such normal familly!😎👍🏻

[@lensmierdzacy5629]

Zapraszam was latem na najlepsze plaże w Polsce a takowe sa w zachodniopomorskiem. Piasczyste i szerokie bez kamieni . Małe kameralne miejscowości. Jest na luziei bez spiny.

[@AdelinaChoco]

hey! i found your cotent very useful since i am also moving to Poland - Torun in July, I've already been there for a week and love it .

[@VigosDad]

Nice Adelina! I am glad you are liking it. where are you from?

[@piotrkulesza9958]

You are cool dude Good luck on your journey in Poland You polish is perfect so far. Again all the best you will love it there PK from NY - I am moving back in 4 years

[@justynatokarska2614]

I od razu weselej :) fajnie, że jesteście tu :) Warszawa i okolice witają :)

[@rufsven8312]

Good look from Krakow !!

[@mementomori878]

Skoro pandemia zachęciła Was w jakiś sposób do zamieszkania w Polsce, a wojna Was nie zniechęciła, i dodatkowo Polska to przyszłość to osobiście cieszę się, że tak myślicie. A macie na pewno szersza perspektywę niż moja bo siedzę w pl i się nie ruszam. Cieszę się, i oby nasze życie w Polsce było proste, spokojne, szczęśliwe. Z Panem Bogiem

[@niewolnik72]

Jestescie wspaniali!

[@michawozniak5955]

If you are looking for a cosmopolitan city than Warsaw is by far your best choice. I'm from Warsaw and have a lot of British, French, and more recently Ukrainian friends, in addition to some Americans and people from other places. :)

[@funkykoval2099]

Fajnie, zróbcie spotkanie w Warszawie! Wsiądę w tramwaj i przyjadę!

[@macieksmolarz5274]

I'm so happy for you and I realy appreciate that you have chosen this country. I also hope the upcoming political and economic turmoil will be worth it

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Warsaw is a great city to live for sure

[@kamilion100]

I can so much relate to your situation

[@almadeluna7423]

I wish you all the best in Poland 🙂

[@black_raven2106]

your welcome in Gdańsk and 3city! Can help with the tour, accomodation etc. Hope you will have an amazing stay guys, and you will accommodate quickly :D

[@jprd8413]

Que bien, felicidades mi hermano! Yo voy a Polonia por 5 semanas en 4 dias y luego a Rep. Dom. Si me recuerdas, soy el Dominicano casado con una Polaca que vive en California.

[@magdalenazwierucho532]

Hey, haha i hope youll enjoy time spend in poland. Im not really sharing Your love to warsaw (also lived there for a year) but i do lived in london and sometimes still miss that (especially gardens and gigs in Hootananny brixton). Wasnt shure about going back here but i did and im happy with that, there are many opportunieties here and cool stuff is going on still. Guys come visit Gdańsk, would be awesome :) cheers!

[@krisrudecki9477]

After 14 years in the UK Im back in Poland ... already 2 yeard since comming back, but it was the best possible decision for my partner and I. Things I've learned : 1. You need to leave your country to appreciate it. I recommend moving abroad to everyone who asks, especially young people. 2. To make it in Poland (or any country, but Poland especially) you need to have your money sorted. Money goes a lot further than in the UK which is great. 3. This is my personal experience and opinion, but I think we (the immigrants) would never be trully valued and treated equal in the UK. I would grow old and die being a 2nd class (and by many unwanted) citizen. 4. Poland is very varied, which I didn't realize leaving Lodz all those years ago. Every major city and region is different. Vibe, people, culture. If you don't like one place, try somewhere else. All in all it's not all roses, but we're really happy we made the move :) (considered crazy by many :P )

[@bozenkank9720]

I agree with you. Poland is a future...

[@agnieszkaPoland]

Kiedy będziecie w Trójmieście? ☺️ Mam nadzieję, że nakręcisz film jak w końcu zobaczyłeś nasz piękny Gdańsk - Sopot - Gdynia ❤️

[@jacekoverlord6227]

dworzec pks / pkp w Gdańsku już nowy jest czy dalej kurnik ?

[@benwars9524]

Welcome to Warsaw, guys! :) You'll have a very happy life in this beautiful city, provided you follow one simple rule - stay indoors and don't go out in winter (freeze kills), spring (pollen-replete air kills), summer (near-everyday T-storm lightning kills) and autumn (gale-force wind kills). But don't worry, you'll very much enjoy all other seasons here. :)

[@VigosDad]

😂

[@garrett3338]

Welcome Home!

[@VigosDad]

thnx!

[@wnj765]

Cheers from Lower Silesia .Wrocław Oleśnica .😋🙋‍♂️

[@Legionus149]

With the current climate of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, NATO will likely be investing a lot of money, resources and materials to build infrastructure. I wouldn't be surprised if the investments open unique economic opportunities for the Polish people and it's residents, placing the country in a surplus.

[@mariostepien4526]

YES !!! pzdr

[@beatada-ska7160]

I love that there is more and more people coming to Poland from different parts of the world 🌎 and they are bringing a part of the culture from there countries. Well I just wish we are more open but that is changing thanks to the young people who travel around the world and are more open minded. I will definitely subscribe the channel. Please go to Gdansk I want to show my English friend how beautiful is there 😍

[@heniakonas9439]

Depends on the culture they bring. Some cultures are not compatible so should be left at home. Look at the mess that is W. Europe.

[@iwonas8511]

Zapraszam do Wrocławia :)

[@RafalScrapper]

i gues way too many tough good luck with visiting every city could be fun for sure 👍

[@mk.marksman1369]

[@ragnargrabson1287]

Super interesting convo and I appreciate your sense of humor 😂. Poland has future as long as its population in its majority preserves common sense, traditional, old school values such as family, hard work and using your own brain. Like for a medium size European century Poland has everything: a lot space to spread out, fours seasons, beautiful landscapes, architecture, traditions, its own language and...incredible location in the heart of Europe with access to the Baltic Sea. The last thing, it is hard to conquer and divide Poland along religious and race lines like it can be done in the UK or US - that's a big plus.

[@hbasiaksieski5]

Please come to Busko Zdròj❤️

[@juziajuzia1234]

I love Poland but we have big problem with water 😱😔 year by year will be like in Africa 😩😩😩

[@robbob007]

Ten odcinek powinien mieć tytuł Vigo's Mom 😁 pozdrawiam...

[@enterBJ40]

Probably moving to Gdansk for a job contract next month from Dominican Republic. Just watching every single video about that fascinating country

[@VigosDad]

suerte!!

[@enterBJ40]

Thanks!

[@abosniac]

Hi Guys, I am Latino also(brazilian), and living in Poland with My wife since 2020 during the pandemic. I have a great story to share with you. It was a War Story of my GrandParents leave Europe to Brazil and I could find my family in Poland in 2017 after dificulty research in internet. Currently, I am in Poznan, but we are moving to Warsaw in the next few months and we can meet to tell you my story. Can be a great episode for you...

[@JaroslawMarciuk]

Good luck in Warsaw

[@AAaa17219]

We came back last August and i regreted. My husband still like. I am from Wroclaw, my husband from Algeria. We experience Switzerland, Belgium and USA but definitely Warsaw isn't my town. But good luck in this city.

[@VigosDad]

sorry to hear. But i understand. People have different tastes. Many ppl love Vienna as a place to live and we didnt.

[@oskarkawulicz3956]

as foreigner you will always find some new things. good for you.

[@MaraMara89]

964 cities in Poland this year (10 more than last year)... now I do want to go to all of them XD I need to make a list 😂

[@KRZYSZTOF-zm1ww]

Thats true what u too sayin . Since 11y i live in Ireland . Now i decide to go bk to Poland for good . Here everythingbis so easy , to get a job next day or even to move to anorher city, or any other things I can sort by email. In poland is too many paperworks to apply for a job or sort anything in bank or any institute . I remember prices for rent a house 750e and 800 was a normal weekly pension . Before a crisis in 2008 . Also here its normal that people talkin to u their nice to U . So in a few ways my life will be changed as i used to live like Irish . Nice channel and if ever gonna visit 3city or Hel peninsula i cen recommend u some great places to see but hatd to find as a tourist . One is 100CZNIA iwas seen on my holiday . Great place . Good luck to You ☘️☘️

[@katarzynagrygierczyk682]

Jeśli chodzi o rum to polecam Galeon w Kauflandzie :p najlepszy rum z colą ever !

[@lukaszpaprocki5724]

You are welcome in Gdańsk ;)

[@xdlol59]

Poznań is the best city in Poland and you can't change my mind 😎🇵🇱

[@libertyt-shirtprinting2279]

Olsztyn

[@pawwrob4843]

Będziecie potrzebować troszeczkę czasu -hahahah ,bo w Polsce jest około 1000 miast.Pozdro z Małopolski zach.

[@vrain2258]

Ile mamy miast? Raczej więcej niż chcecie odwiedzić. Ale technicznie, to większość jest po prostu miejscowościami, które polskie prawo nazywa miastami. Mój Elbląg ma (oficjalnie, w praktyce mniej) 130 tyś. mieszkańców... i liczy się jako średnie miasto ;) Odcinek oglądało się całkiem ok. Masz chłopie łapę w górę.

[@jesusschizus272]

To do zobaczenia w Garwolinie, aczkolwiek według Krainy Grzybów on nie istnieje..

[@zoegomez832]

Bienvenidos a este hermoso país, les recomiendo venir a trójmiasto de vacaciones

[@sebastiankorejwo6128]

Hi Vigi! Would youy like to meet Sebastian from Sosnowiec? I lieave in London so far. :D