Why I left California for Warsaw, Poland.

A question I get asked frequently is “why would you ever want to leave California for Poland?” It’s a sincere question, I don’t blame people for asking.
Why on earth would anyone ever want to leave utopic California, for…of all places…Poland?
Well, there are many reasons. And in this video, I present some of them!

[@quantumdom]

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[@petejames1326]

after ww2 it was the opposite and now the reverse is happening, i know why, COST OF LIVING 100% you work in the USA like a dog and what do you have to show for it? record debt, record rents, high energy and utility prices, not worth it, yet you can work in the US or UK for 10yrs SAVE UP and love to poland or even ukraine or belarus or croatia and live like a KING because rent is cheaper, food is cheaper, people are NICER its not so hectic and rush rush all day, i get it, im hoping to move to the phillipines or thailand one day

[@albert5830]

What do you mean by “it ranks number 4 overall in terms of STEM graduates […]” ? In quantity or quality? Because from what I know, Polish unis are faaaaar behind the Western European ones in every single ranking

[@Tryputo404]

How much did TVP give you for this piece of propaganda?

[@TheDoomWizard]

Nowhere is safe from climate change. I think it would be fun to interview you. Hope you like my channel too :)

[@marekkuran4956]

@@Tryputo404 I have the same thoughts watching this.

[@SandraHof]

I moved from California to Kraków Poland 8 1 /2 years ago. I love my city and the country of Poland. Everything you said is very true. I am 66 years old and live on a fixed income. I have a much better quality life here than I could in the States. I feel very safe here as well. I have come to have great respect for Poland and her people.

[@jerry6711]

What is better in States then? I've never been there, but let me create my list after viewing so many films and reading the books. 1. Average house/apartment is bigger and cheaper to buy (maybe not in California though) 2. Typical car is bigger 3. Less biurocracy - most of the things you can do online or over the phone, like here in the UK 3. Variety of climate - you can go in the winter from snow in Rhode Island to the sunny Texas. 4. People are nicer, but often I find it shallow and fake. Even after having lived in the UK for the past 15 years. My main downside of living in the USA is the cost of the health service. Also, artificial food and this horrible for the most part and tasteless, spongy and lacking texture white bread.

[@yurimolotov3355]

Probably Poland is good for retirement. I spent in total 8 years in Poland, for now I live in Carlsbad, California. The day I left Poland was one of the best in my life. Sure, CA has higher crime level, but in Warsaw, "European" capital, in city center someone stole lamp from Uber-Food courier which costs only $1.25.. The theft is common thing there. Of course, they also steal from cars when you leave smth that attracts attention. So basically crime is the same in SF, LA - most dangerous cities of California. The Poles are very hypocritic people, they hate their neighbor countries - Germany, Russia, Ukraine.. Germany invested billions in this ungrateful county and Poles still hate it. I don't get it. Sure someone says the Americans are fake, probably, but I prefer American society to hypocrite, morally humiliated and arrogant poles

[@SandraHof]

@@yurimolotov3355 Southern California, near the beach, was where I was born and raised. At the time, 1950s to 1970s, I thought it was the greatest place to be raised. But in 1980 I moved to the Rockies of Colorado. Later we moved to Washington state and Kentucky. Then in 2004, I moved back to So Cal to caregive for my elderly and legally blind dad until he passed away.💔 Afterwards, in 2013, I moved to Poland. With the way you feel about Poland and her people, it seems you made a good decision to leave. I understand, as I felt the same when I left Kentucky to move back to California. Ten long years in eastern Kentucky made me grateful to return to California, though when I left in 1980 I swore I would never move back. I hope life goes well for you there.

[@jerry6711]

@@yurimolotov3355 Yuri, are you Russian?

[@yurimolotov3355]

@@jerry6711 I’m not. Just using Russian nickname. Originally I am from one of the Baltic States

[@yaro_wa]

I’m Ukrainian, but studied in Poland. Last 6 years I live in USA, but I miss Poland so much. There are definitely a lot of things which was better in Poland than US. And I know, that in last 6 years Poland changed a lot for better. I don’t have polish language anymore on my keyboard, but I just want to say big DZIEKUJE to polish people for all the help provided to Ukraine during the war! We will never forget that.

[@truthseeker9692]

I've been to 50 countries. 30 in Europe alone. Poland is amazing af. This country is growing like crazy. I've been to Gdansk, Zakopane, Warsaw, and 5 more cities. I'm definitely coming back soon.

[@kraicek1169]

To chyba najbardziej pozytywny film o współczesnej Polsce na całym YT

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@nnnnnn3647]

Niestety to manipulacja.

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

Ale wiecie, że ten koleś to Polak (zobaczcie na nazwę kanału)?

[@55kawa]

@@rafadydkiemmacha7543 Tak,wiem i dlatego uważam,że to bajka,tylko ładna bajka,która ma drugie dno.

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

@@55kawa no jasne, że tak. Polacy uwielbiają doszukiwać się przewagi nad innymi państwami.

[@attilakovacs2231]

Well, i'm just a simple Hungarian...., and you already know the rest of it.

[@booboss]

Polak Węgier dwa bratanki - i do szabli i do szklanki. Sorry - don't know how to write it in Hungarian.

[@attilakovacs2231]

@@booboss „Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát, együtt emel kardot, kupát.”

[@booboss]

@@attilakovacs2231 Does it rhyme in Hungarian? Not sure I'm spelling it correctly in my mind.

[@alh6255]

You are our beloved and the most honorable, ever reliable brothers. Regardless of any political or military situation. And it has been for hundreds of years. I love your beautiful country and I visit Hungary often in autumn :).

[@attilakovacs2231]

@@alh6255 Whenever the Hungarians saved the Polish people, they saved the values of Europe. You are and will be wellcome in Hungary always. 🙏

[@BK42Cycles]

I'm a Brazilian/Italian who moved to Poland a few years ago to be able to pursue my career and dreams. No regrets! I felt at home from the very first day! Each time, I visit a new city in Poland I fall in love again! Great video - Bravo Dominik!

[@melianna999]

No, no a to heca.

[@rafae5902]

I'm from Brazil too. Did you learn their language or have you been living there with English only?

[@monikaannarebecca]

Every word is true. I moved from Chicago to Poland about 7 years ago. The best decision of my life. Thank you Dominik for making this video.

[@aleksandradance]

Could you explain why?

[@soumiatulip]

@@aleksandradance yeah

[@katherinevyval4437]

I am from Ukraine, lived in Poland for 6 years, and 1,5 years ago we moved to Canada. Now it’s time to come back to Poland. That’s where my heart is, it’s my second home. I’ve never missed a country so much!

[@katiekatie3958]

I love Poland and polish people! Brothers! Greetings from Slovakia!

[@mihau7785]

Twoje zdrowie :)

[@piotrwolski6650]

I love you guys too. Best wishes from Warsaw Poland

[@katiekatie3958]

@@piotrwolski6650 😘😘😘😘

[@agataostaszewska8412]

From Poland with love for Slovakian brothers and sisters. Merry Christmas!

[@katiekatie3958]

@@agataostaszewska8412 šťastné a veselé Vianoce!!!!

[@rustyspace900]

This did open my eyes a little bit about what Poland is nowadays. Didn't realize it had developed so quickly, just like our southern sister, Estonia. Best wishes from Finland :)

[@FreakyStyleytobby]

Yes, our capital especially changed drastically during the past years, it looks pretty awesome now. How is it going for you guys in Finland?

[@rustyspace900]

@@FreakyStyleytobby Good to hear! Well we have been thriving since the war, thankfully our veterans were successful and never had to live under communism.. Our economy is not quite as good as Sweden's but very good still, they do after all have way more people. We do better in many other aspects tough.

[@FreakyStyleytobby]

@@rustyspace900 A success story then ;) Great to hear it, I'll have to check out your country myself. Also best wishes.

[@Sacrive33]

Finland is also pretty fine

[@Oskier94]

We developed so quick because we were watching Dudesons everyday for the past 20 years

[@gregorymikula4249]

I moved permanently to Poland 6 years ago after many years of visiting and studying here. But my reasons were not primarily economic, but spiritual. The reason the crime rates etc are low in Poland, is because, even in spite of the cruelty of past wars and occupations, basic human decency is a staple characteristic of the average Pole. I hope that never changes. I would never live anywhere else.

[@ewangelicznykosciobaptysty8127]

I came as a preacher of the Gospel. Believing Jesus Christ died for the sins of man and arose from the dead to show his victory over sin and when we believe he puts his holy spirit into us to lead us into the ways of Truth and gives us a new life

[@frankmontez6853]

Very Catholic that's why. They on the whole are far more conservative with regards their faith and family values I believe. And because of this they've come under pressure and criticism by western Europe. But as they've held strong under first Nazism and then communism so do they also hold against the rest of Europe. Great for them. Unapologetically so.

[@caleb2507]

@@frankmontez6853 Yup. Germany, France and England all have higher crime rates but also much higher migrant/ non native Euro populations. Poland needs to stay out of the mold. They are doing well but allowing so much foreign influence is a tricky balance. Slippery slope per se

[@lm157]

It's not despite, it's because. We know what if feels to be oppressed, so ther's no intent of oppression in the nation, even more, there's resistance towards any kind of oppression.

[@maronreigns4033]

Not all people are Church attenders in Poland and many people go to nightclubs which is a horrible sad fact of living here. So this aspect of so called Western life is existent here.

[@Nadia-yf3gq]

As a Pole, I wasn’t aware of the amazing stats you’ve mentioned. Thank you so much for making me ‘re-realize’ my country’s potential. Happy Holidays!

[@hihihello9162]

yes! And Go Russia!

[@olhasheikh]

It’s ok, no one aware of this

[@AdeM-kc7sc]

@@hihihello9162 no, you go, LOL!

[@kaka12z22]

Living in Poland is inexpensive if you come with a dollar or have a western salary, but for everyday Pole is expensive.

[@dreamistru]

not really.

[@jkg7297]

@@dreamistru It is. Everything is cheap af here that's true but the salaries compared to EU 1st world countries are a joke. Especially if you are not living in a huge city like Warsaw working as some IT specialist.

[@SerniczeqOfficial]

@@dreamistru imagine there are some people outside cities

[@Azathoth13]

@@dreamistru Tell this to people in Sosnowiec, Zabrze and so on ))

[@Paulinazborowska]

That is not true

[@MrPowerLine1116]

Po polsku być może zrozumie mnie mniej ludzi ale co tam, pomijając to ze ten materiał jest wybitny, zauważyłem w nim jedna rzecz, wręcz niebywałą kiedy słucham telewizji czy czytam internet, osoba w filmie wypowiada się o Polsce „NASZ kraj” nie „ten kraj” Tylko „Nasz”, i moim zdaniem to Jest najpiękniejsze w tym filmie, jako pracownik branży it, bardzo dziękuje za ten materiał !

[@mrghostlyr1162]

Czekaj to inni mówią innacej, powiec francuz o franci? Czy us-er oh usa? Serio możesz zrobic filmik naten temat???

[@pampidoo]

Masz świadomość, że ktoś odpowiedzialny za skrypt wypowiedzi zrobił to celowo? Ten materiał nie jest adresowany do osób zza granicy, a do Polaków właśnie.

[@magicznyrafal]

Ten facet jest Polakiem, wiec jak ma mówić?

[@mrghostlyr1162]

Dobrze wiedziec 😄

[@axo6604]

@@pampidoo ???

[@RamazanAy]

I'm a software engineer and I moved to Poland in 2017. To be honest, I was thinking to use Poland as a jump place to move to Western countries like Netherlands or UK. But then despite all of challenges that I had in Poland such language barrier, 50 shades of Grey wheather and so on, I kinda love living in there. I live in Kraków (it is a magnificent city) and I fell in love the atmosphere of this city. Not only city but the opportunities in tech market is another reason to stay here. Last but not the least, the cost of living is amazing when you work in IT companies. Finally, this year I started to learn Polish as I enjoy being here. Your video proved how a smart decision it was to live in Poland. Dziękuję bardzo dla video. ---Polska biało czerwoni ---

[@folk2630]

May I ask you what country you come from? Has it been comfortable for you to make friends?

[@jazz3698]

@@folk2630 he seems to be from Turkey

[@Akrus15]

As a Russian German who grew up with a lot of Polish people (neighbors, my best friend, classmates) I cant say how happy i‘m for Poland that it evolved like that. Polish people truly deserve this and I could really see myself living in Poland one day, because im really unhappy with how the situation is going with Germany…

[@wladyslawolejnik1630]

I'm curious, what are you unhappy about in modern Germany?

[@Akrus15]

@@wladyslawolejnik1630 leftist ideologies. Mass migration from Muslim countries, LGBTQ propaganda in schools, everything seems to get worse, good economy but at the same time extremely high taxes and lower life quality due to high rents and inflation

[@_phosphorus]

Wtf is Russian German, are you a hybrid?

[@Duzy332]

your more than welcome buddy :) time to pick favourite polish city and start a new adventure good luck!!

[@Akrus15]

@@_phosphorus no not a hybrid, but a german national who’s family comes from Russia. German settlements used to be everywhere in eastern Europe. You also have Polish Germans, Balkan Germans, Baltic Germans etc.

[@paxvera5199]

Thank you. As Canadian living in Poland for the last 5 years, I feel the same way as you do.

[@tomkusz3741]

I was born in Poland and now live in Canada . Perhaps I will go back home .

[@tomkusz3741]

Yeap , I have to go home !

[@busybecomingmyself]

I'm a Brit who moved to Poland a few years ago to be able to pursue my main passion, dance. While continuing my career in banking, an industry which is also thriving here.

[@mr.goodguy7029]

That sounds cool! I'm Polish but grew up in Germany. Currently pursuing my M.Sc. degree in Finance and working in IB at a global bank from the UK. Did a semester abroad in California during my Bachelor's, too. Funny how all those countries align here haha. Thinking about moving to Warsaw after my studies. Best regards

[@johanndaart7326]

Is dancing scene better here in Poland that it is in UK?

[@TimTymski]

How are the earnings in Poland compared to UK?

[@kamilo1175]

@@TimTymski You make less but things cost less. Feel free to Google the information.

[@mbogucki1]

@@TimTymski You make less and things are rather expensive. I say that as a Canadian thinking about moving. The only way I see it working is if I make North American money in Poland, then it might be worth it.

[@thejackal9834]

I want to move to Warsaw within the next couple of years, a lot of my friends think I'm insane as they have little understanding of Poland and are fooled by many misconceptions and stereotypes. Thank you for making this video.

[@cocopartymix]

same here imma move there soon and start my it bussiness

[@idanikamal4789]

Thank you! My grandmother was polish and was tough as nail, one of the most loving and accepting person, and I wish to return to Poland and open a company in her name so her legacy doesn't die off. Poland isn't just an amazing country, but it's people have the warmest hearts

[@_phosphorus]

You can return but to Africa, stay away form my country shit.

[@LoveMyPoland]

Very, very impressive, Dominik! It's great to have Americans of your caliber living here happily! 😊

[@quantumdom]

It's my sincerest pleasure!

[@jacekklemens3602]

Dominik is a Polish American.

[@marksimpson2321]

@@jacekklemens3602 isn't it more important that whatever his nationality, the stats he cites suggest there is a bright future for Poland with people of the calibre of him wanting to come!

[@herbertherbertic6223]

@@marksimpson2321 No, the fact that he is Polish is more important.

[@frankmontez6853]

@@quantumdom on this video you've said " we Poles tend to feed our inferiority complex " among other things . Do you think of yourself as Polish then ? Or were you a Polish national living in San Francisco then returned back ?

[@orbitalpl1]

San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities to live in the US, so of course living in Poland will seem inexpensive. Only $600 per month for a one bedroom apartment? Tell that to Polish people who make that kind of money per month. Living in Poland is inexpensive if you come with a dollar or have a western salary, but for everyday Pole is extremely expensive. On the other hand I agree that Poland is one of the safest countries to live at, also very clean, good food, nice restaurants, buildings are very well maintained, attractive architecturally. Also in comparison with San Francisco that have the highest number of homeless people, you can hardly find any homeless people.

[@scarlettr97]

THIS!

[@lilu7544]

Polish people are amazing ❤️❤️❤️ POLAND ist wonderful country ❤️❤️❤️ Greetings from Kyiv , Ukraine.

[@leszyj8174]

Dzięki. Życzę zwycięskiego i szybkiego zakończenia wojny. Oby za kilka lat powstawały takie filmy o Ukrainie.

[@ishootlazerslol]

I had to opportunity to study abroad within Erasmus programme in Poznan since october 2019-early 2020. I found a modern, smart and thoughtful culture. Loved it and I want to revisit it as soon as possible. Thanks Poland.

[@booboss]

You're welcome. Smart people appreciated ALWAYS!

[@gambit_toys6554]

As an American, I say Protect yourself Poland! From global powers. Maintain your identify and culture.

[@n0rmalna]

We don't have even our country , communistic-jewish nkwd goverment still decide about economy,rules, taxes Alsow kalstein and her thusk sold out our industry 3mln emigration rate and more want to leave this shitty place with zus or other black Mafia - church . During 83-89 my parents build house , buy 2 cars and have money for company What i have like a poker card dealer during 2006-11 , 10 thousand euro save money rest I spend for travelling but still 1 thousand euro salary is funny when you can get x4 times more like a cleaner in iceland and you work 6,5 hours a day ,6 weeks payout holidays and no stress or responsibility

[@lifeisgameplayit]

​@@n0rmalna Hey , od kiedy to narzekanie jest cechą silnego i niezależnego mężczyzny , który bierze w ręce sprawy i robi to co ma być zrobione bez kręcenia nosem ? Przyznaj że jak ktoś jest dupa to nigdy nie przyzna że to jego wina , zawsze to kogoś wina i tak całe życie . Napiszę Ci coś o sobie od 5 tego roku życia musiałem pracować bez tego nie miałbym dachu nad głową ani jedzenia . Nie było wakacji . Do 18tego roku życia zaledwie kilka miesięcy . Po szkole praca , weekndy praca . W domu terror , nie było pięciu minut spokoju. Fajne dostałem karty co nie ? Powinienem paść na kolana i ryczeć jak mi źle , jakie duże są podatki i nie mogę sobie poradzić , ale wiesz co ? Zostawię narzekanie słabeuszom , oni są w tym najlepsi a Ci co wygrywają zaciskają zęby i robią wielkie rzeczy . Po prostu do póki nie będziemy gospodarczo mocniejsi od Niemiec polak zawsze będzie niezadowolony . Zawsze tak będzie . Nie wiem czy zdajesz sobie sprawę ale są ludzie którzy pamiętają II wojnę światową , tak tę w której warszawa została zburzona w 95% . Więc niedawno . Promujmy nasz inwestujmy tu pieniądze i będzie dobrze . A nie ludzie sobie zakładają firmy we francji płacą tam podatki a dzieci wysyłają do polskiej publicznej szkoły . A ja im teraz kształcę dzieci za moje podatki już nie mówiąc o wszystkim innym ? Przecież gdybym zaczął narzekać to przecież nie było by lepszego odemnie w tej dziedzinie . I czy to jest miłe i przyjemne słuchanie tego czy czytanie . Mamy taki związek frazeologiczny który nazywa się "ofiara losu" . Zastanówmy się przez chwilę co to znaczy i zrzućmy z siebie to jażmo . Przestańmy nią być . Człowiek dojrzały mówi : "Tak to moja wina" kiedy dzieci mówią "To on zaczął!" Jak mogę wziąć w swoje własne ręce moje własne życie skoro każdy jego aspek uważam że jest uzależniony od wszystkiego innego tylko nie ode mnie samego i moich własnych decyzji ? Nie mogę ! To bardzo łatwe jest powiedzieć że jest ciężko kiedy jest ciężko , nie każdy umie powiedzieć że jest lekko kiedy tak nie jest , a człowiek kształtuje się podejmując trud i podnosząc dyscyplinę . I nie porównujmy się do najgorszych . Porównujmy się do najlepszych .

[@atamazykrawczynski]

@@lifeisgameplayit Gratuluję sukcesu. Żal mi ludzi którzy pracują za 20zł/h. Jeżeli widziałbym perspektywę zmiany, to pewnie szukałbym innego rozwiązania niż praca za 20zł/h, chyba że to byłaby praca hobbystyczna. Niestety, w niektórych kręgach 20zł to survival i norma.

[@lifeisgameplayit]

​@@atamazykrawczynski Zgodzę się do pewnego stopnia . Są zawody jak np mechanik , spawacz , cieśla , dekarz można by wymienić ale stawka jest różna od 20tukilku nawet i do 60zł/h i więcej . Zależnie od umiejętności . Rozstrzał potrafi być naprawdę duży . Najważniejsze to mieć pomysł na siebie i wciąż podnosić swoje kwalifikacje , bo jeśli tego pomysłu się nie ma to pewnie się jeździ na skuterze jako dostawca albo pracuje firmie która ma struktury w których te pierwsze szczeble drabiny zarabiają tak jak napisałeś , np supermarket . Pytanie , kto ma siłę żeby po 8h pracy znaleźć czas żeby uczyć się nowych umiejętności albo podwyższać swoje kwalifikacje przez kolejne 2-3 godziny niemalże każdego dnia i weekend . Gdyby to było takie proste to wszyscy bylibyśmy teraz milionerami :) W każym razie najważniejsze to pamiętać żeby zapewnić naszym dzieciom tego czego my nie mieliśmy jednocześnie ich nie zepsuć . Dzieci to przyszłość i najlepsza inwestycja jaką można sobie wyobrazić . Są genetycznie uwarunkowane aby być lepszą wersją nas samych :) PS. masz ekstra na imię ;>

[@romanzodziej96]

I mean this guy is not helping encouraging boat ppl to come.

[@stanb9648]

Od 30-u lat zyje w US i nie mialem pojecia ,ze Polska staje sie tak atrakcyjnym krajem jak mowisz. W kazdym razie kiedy sie Ciebie slucha naprawde serce rosnie .

[@happygoluckystar8069]

It is extreemly idealistic view my friend. Ask someone who has been living here for 20 years, or any native polish person. You may be surprised how much the perspective changes, when one is not the wealthy expact….but just ordinary pole.

[@xdlol59]

Wracaj do domu ❤️ :'), albo przynajmniej w odwiedziny

[@konradpawlik1507]

​@@happygoluckystar8069 Miszkam tu całe życie, pracowałem za granicą i wtedy jeszcze bardziej doceniłem Polskę.❤

[@wiktoor883]

@@happygoluckystar8069 if you are broke without a good job and cash, you will be sad in every place in world.. thats it, if you earn 10 k in Poland / month, you are a guy

[@wiktoor883]

polska zmienia się na dobre, tylko na wsiach pgr jest to samo

[@LUMENMK]

I left the bay area in 2005 and started a company in Warsaw. My high school friend came to visit me and he now lives here as well. We should start a club 😊

[@MaciejMankowski]

I am absolutely, undeniably impressed and humbled by your observations and analysis of the geopolitical situation and history of Poland. I left Poland 26 years ago for the US. Your video makes me proud and home sick. Keep up the good work!

[@xdlol59]

Come back home ❤️:')

[@barbarakowalski2343]

Absolutely gorgeous us country

[@benenivel1478]

Knowing Poland and the US where I was born: it makes NO SENSE for a Pole to live in the US now, absolutely no sense. Poland is both a civilized and with a fantastic population, you don't have to aggressiveness and violence that is prevalent in the US. A you have access to good food which is nearly impossible in the US for certain items unless you farm them yourself.

[@tomwlodarczykfilms1217]

Dominik I never saw such a beautiful video about my country I am amazed…Ministry of Foreign Affairs should run this video as a flagship commercial of Poland for Poland. Dziękuję🇵🇱

[@lolek4810]

100% true

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@PsyborgMJ]

I have to admit - I came for a life story and got one of the best promotional videos about Poland instead. I see a lot of work and skill behind the scenes. Great editing.

[@bitcoinhorizon]

I'm also fully Polish though lived in UK for most of my life and came here as a kid. Now, as UK is going to shits and I do have both a British and Polish Passport I'm seriously considering doing so. Warsaw would be my main pick. Anybody has a similar experience? Drop me a comment, I'm curious how you're finding it

[@agatamakulska4442]

I have returned to Poland after 16 years of living in Ireland. I live in beautiful countryside 1.5 hrs drive from Kraków. I would never go back to Ireland❤❤❤

[@verandi3882]

co ci nie było tak w irelandii? jestem tylko ciekaw

[@rob74-gbh]

Hmmm.....,

[@ImToSexy4You2]

@@verandi3882 jak dobrze nie trafisz to płacisz za pokój tysiaka,a to tylko jedna rzecz, więc w sumie jak już masz płacik tysiaka to już lepiej być w pl i tu płacić niż tam.

[@markm4195]

you will.. promise

[@michallesz2]

Bóg powiedział że sprawi tak że Polacy zaczną wracać do Kraju. Będą wracać także Polacy których rodziny dawno wyemigrowały z Polski. i jak widać że to proroctwo zaczyna się sprawdzać.

[@lolek4810]

Ten film to jedna z najlepszych reklam Polski, jakie widziałem. Wymieniasz same suche i przede wszystkim prawdziwe fakty, o których my Polacy często zapominamy. Jeszcze kilka lat temu wyjechałem z Polski na półtora roku z powodów zarobkowych, ale mimo dobrych pieniędzy brakowało mi tego polskiego luzu i naszego podejścia do kontaktów międzyludzkich. Teraz czasem zastanawiam się nad wyjazdem, ale raczej typu 4-6 miesięcy w ciepłym kraju i 6-8 miesięcy w Polsce. Zarobki są jeszcze dalekie od naszych ambicji i powoli wszystko drożeje, ale żyje się lepiej z roku na rok. Mamy też przywiązanie do tradycji, której może już tak gorliwie nie praktykujemy, ale jednak nas spaja. Jesteśmy otwarci na świat, a także na ludzi, ale głównie na tych, którzy mają otwarty umysł, szanują naszą kulturę i tradycję, a także coś dają także od siebie. Już od jakiegoś czasu pojawiały mi się w głowie myśli, że niedługo to do Polski ludzie będą przyjeżdżać, zamiast z niej wyjeżdżać i to powoli się dzieje. Niemniej jeszcze sporo pracy przed nami i musimy więcej wymagać od ludzi, którzy z naszego wyboru rządzą krajem. Wielkie dzięki Dominiku za ten film. Zrobiłeś kawał fantastycznej roboty i cieszy, że tak uzdolnione osoby jak Ty osiadają w Polsce, a tym bardziej, że tu są niejako Twoje korzenie. Powodzenia!

[@martarosi9595]

Ja mieszkam 7 lat w Holandii i coraz częściej myślę o powrocie. Brakuje mi wszystkiego,jedyne czego się boję to tego Polskiego narzekania na wszystko

[@lolek4810]

@@martarosi9595 przygotuj się, że jednak zarobki są niższe i nie odłożysz tylu pieniędzy, co tam. Jest pod tym względem różnica, wiem, bo pracowałem w Holandii i wróciłem. Jednak tu, choć wiele rzeczy denerwuje, to czuję się swobodniej, po prostu jestem u siebie.

[@martarosi9595]

@@lolek4810 dużo ludzi to powtarza ale ci którzy przyjeżdżają do Holandii przeważnie przez jakieś agencje wynajmują pokoje za które płacą maxymalnie 500e miesięcznie,ja posiadając dom w kredycie niestety nie mogę powiedzieć że w Holandii można dużo pieniędzy odłożyć , wręcz przeciwnie ,znam wiele rodzin które żyją od pierwszego do pierwszego...

[@lolek4810]

@@martarosi9595 to też prawda, że mając tam dom w kredycie już tak kolorowo nie ma, ale u nas jest podobnie. Grosz do grosza ciuła się dużo ciężej.

[@martarosi9595]

@Ziut Bryk nie wiedziałam że kredyt to jakiś luksus 😳 nie prowadzimy luksusowego życia, w Holandii ceny rosną tak samo a Polakom się wydaje że tylko w Polsce wszystko drożeje i ciągle narzekają...

[@yankeedoodle6293]

My Jewish grandparents were born in Łódź and Warsaw. I visited the country 10 years ago. Absolutely loved Krakow. Peace ✌️

[@OkiemDrona]

That's why I came back from the USA to Poland :-) You could also mention the freedom that surrounds us here. In the USA I couldn't walk in the woods because they were all owned by someone.

[@mrghostlyr1162]

? How can one guy own a big wood area ? That sounds weird, I mean. My no no square?

[@martingautier4805]

@@mrghostlyr1162 It's how it is in the USA shit hole. Barely any public land. Go anywhere with trees and you're in private property and may get shot for trespassing. Can't wait to move back to my homeland. This is full of delusional and liberals who want to pollute family culture and money hungry, greedy Republicans.

[@millevenon5853]

@@martingautier4805 family values in Poland? Poland has a lower birthrate than America. Where are those family values?

[@MsMultiBoss]

Oddaj mi swoją zielona kartę - chętnie przyjmę.

[@frederikaz5085]

Americans have more children because of wealth. East Europeans have less kids because we have a low salary unfortunately.

[@dianasiwy4725]

Thanks for sharing your story . I was born in Poland but came to the US when I was 3 years old. I often visit my beautiful country and hope to move there permanently one day. I’ve forwarded this video to my son ( who’s a computer engineer) hoping that he too might be inspired to make this move.

[@Leviwosc]

Considering the hardships the Poles endured during the war, I find that we may salute the Poles for being so resilient and inventative. I can only respect their hard work and determination.

[@aniabrzoza]

no inferiority complex over here, I am a proud Pole living in USA, always emphasizing my polish heritage, thanks for an awesome video :)

[@TheDarlowiak]

Proud to be Polish in US. ?? You must be crazy , nobody really cares . This country - America ,turns itself into shit hole ,slowly .

[@christinepolacek1116]

@@TheDarlowiak due to multiculturalism… the thing Poland is fighting …

[@johnadkins1650]

So, if you're a "proud Pole", maybe you should live in Poland?

[@worldgoyimunite7290]

Give it sometime time... The way things are going in America, you will want to move to Poland, soon enough. Mark my words.

[@christinepolacek1116]

@@worldgoyimunite7290 I agree … we are being taken over by “ liberal “ fascists … I pray for a revolution…

[@V4zz33]

As a 1/8 Polish/Hungarian, I'm happy to hear the good stuff that goes on in Poland! Keep it up! And all the best to you too!

[@ronnie9187]

Wow, that is a very powerfull story about my eastern neighbours! Many thanks. When I was in my early twenties, the iron curtain was falling. But travelling to Eastern Europe was something we didn't do at that time, so I travelled every country in western Europe in my twenties. Now coming into an age that my (early)retirement is very close, I am already looking forward to travell much more into the Eastern countries as well. Polish people can really be very proud for what they have achieved. Next I also find it very interesting that quit a lot of US citizens are moving to Europe. That entrepeneur spirit of both US Citizens and Rebirth of Poland will definitely help Europe shine stronger in a time that there are so much challenges to be solved. Greetings from Switzerland.

[@michaelc643]

I love Poland - God bless Poland and polish people from Australia

[@hihihello9162]

Go Russia!

[@loshkar9225]

Comming to study there in Ocotber. Greetings from Russia.

[@ca4990]

Interesting, in 39 you were just as friendly :)))

[@loshkar9225]

@@ca4990 can remind you of Time of Troubles as well, 1612 particularly. We both messed up at some point of our history.

[@ca4990]

@@loshkar9225 I m just joking man, I m from Romania. Wish you the best.

[@loshkar9225]

@@ca4990 wish you best too. Just hear about 39 a lot. Its time to move on.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

@@loshkar9225 You are very welcome here in Poland. An average Russian in 1939 had nothing to do with political decision of invading Poland, only a total fool can deny it. I have my own opinion of years 1610-1612 when Polish crew was in Kremlin. It begun promissing when Polish commander, a winner if the Klushino battle, Stanisław Żółkiewski was very popular and trusted by the Muscoviens, things turned wrong when the king Zygmunt III Vasa, married to a Habsburg daughter, actually did what Habsburg told him to do, a shame and a tragedy, because had it not been for him we would be in a union living in peace in a largest and best country in the world. Привет из Варшавы.

[@WinS392]

my mom's parents came from poland and we went there to visit her family in 2009. to be honest, we didn't have very high expectations (her included) because poland was kinda dark and gray and soviet in our minds. but it wasnt like that at all. it was my favorite country to visit in all of europe and i hope to go back soon. i even started learning polish but i'm still trash at it.

[@beofonemind]

I was born in Poland and I never thought it would cross my mind to live there again, we escaped communism and refuged our way to Canada. This is such great news for my motherland.

[@PlexiGlasss]

Nice to see another American in Poland! I left 🇺🇸 for 🇵🇱 last year and it’s cool to see others notice Poland’s (and Warsaw’s potential). I recently shared similar insights on my channel…only didn’t think about travel when I was recording, and am missing a drone 😂🤭but this is soo well done!! 👏👏👏:) hope to see more! pozdrawiam,

[@quantumdom]

Thanks so much! Looking forward to watching your stuff!

[@orbitalpl1]

Dominik is Polish-American…

[@TheGreatMandalore]

He's not American but polish. Comon

[@orbitalpl1]

@@TheGreatMandalore -Polish, not polish.

[@metro1914]

Excellent Video! Moved to Warsaw 5 years ago, never looked back!

[@ten_tego_teges]

Thank you, as sb who has graduated university abroad and came back to work in Poland as a Data Scientist I agree with everything you said. We still have some catching up to do, but I constantly feel that the most catching up is in our self-esteem. There's a painful inferiority complex amongst Poles who idealise the West and disregard tangible achievements that this country has made over the years. Finally some grounded optimism, exactly what we need :)

[@jaimehaiti9479]

Great info. Your perspective is very optimistic but close enough. I live in the States, done some work with a few talented Polish software engineers and couldn't agree more. I like the vibe there and the potentials are very strong to say the least. Buying a flat in Warsaw soon. Good luck!

[@robertsnapp1445]

As an American - and as a Californian living in Central Europe - I'd like to give Poles a piece of advice: Beware of the American capitalists. Their interests and the interests of the Polish people are not the same.

[@melianna999]

Yep. Poland is attractive now. In 30 years ppl become like in the West. Slaves of super rich. Sadly for many Poles America is still the dream. Money is the biggest dream. So many ppl do not realise that FAMILY is the most important thing in life.

[@purplepurina]

We have different problems rn, why don’t you warn us about our own government instead?

[@margplsr3120]

true

[@PanProper]

@@purplepurina Ojej... Paulinko 🙄 i tą myślą zawiązałaś się na supeł 🤦‍♀️.....🤣

[@StefanTompson]

Welcome to Poland!

[@hannatu1101]

I love Poland. Every time I visit my home country I’m proud to see how beautifully it develops❤️

[@luceksamsung3687]

Is sad to see many people leaving Poland to go to USA, Canada and Germany. Poland is the best country to live in many ways. Life quality and full of opportunities. He talked more about Warsaw, but if you visit Gdańsk, Kraków or Wrocław you will be impressed. Poland is an amazing place to live and to work. This video is 1 year old and nowdays Poland is much much better.

[@hetman3196]

Restituta Sarmatae !!! Will the prophecies come true, and Poland will become ones more, a country where prosperity reigns.? Time will tell. I am watching, and hoping, that the people of Poland will live a prosperous and happy lives. God bless you all!

[@akb9297]

Fantastic - I am a proud Pole from Massachusetts- hope to go back in a few years too. Poland 🇵🇱 is a truly unique place ! Thank you for this encouragement 👍

[@Lechoslaw8546]

I am a man who spent most of my life in eastern Mass, now living in Poland. Greetings.

[@akb9297]

@@Lechoslaw8546 cześć !!

[@tamarateachesenglish8441]

Great video!!!!!! The production is top and the subtitles are so good I have been able to use it lately with my Polish students for English class. They have learned a lot about Poland that they didn't realize and we have had some thought provoking discussions. Thanks and look forward to more of your content. Powodzenia!!!!

[@marwan.ux1]

The quality of this video is awesome! You made me fall in love with Poland!

[@ilyosbekjumayev4869]

Well , I am international student in Warsaw. It can be quite good place for CEO s or IT professionals like you but what about others ? Many polish people leave the country to feed their families and have property here in Poland because you can't really buy house or new car for salaries . Besides bureaucracy is another problem. Yes , it's developing quite fast but life is pretty hard for simple working people. They get 3000 pln and pay 1000 for rent 500-800 food 150 transport and how much can you save 1000 pln =250$ ?? In America waiter can earn 4000$ and save 2500-3000 $

[@patkkk323]

propaganda movie. life in Poland is not easy.

[@KCPR13]

Currently you can't buy a house anywhere in the Western world for salary if you're not an CEO or professional anyway.

[@lesfleurs9781]

I am in the US and I would like to know what waiters make that much and can save that much. In Chicago people are really struggling financially. Many people live with family or have multiple roommates in order to afford the rent. Property taxes here are astronomically high and getting higher. And the bureaucracy is horrible in the state of Illinois. I will be leaving this country because I can no longer afford it. The people that I know in Poland live comfortably and many live quite well.

[@ilyosbekjumayev4869]

@@lesfleurs9781 where do you want to move ? You aren't from US or too lazy to work

[@lesfleurs9781]

@@ilyosbekjumayev4869 how dare you say that I don’t live in the US or that I am lazy, when you don’t know one damn thing about me! I have lived most of my life in Chicago and I have worked six days a week my entire life. Average rent in Chicago is $2000 per month. Don’t take my word for it, look it up. When I had to call the state of Illinois earlier this year, it took one week for them to call me back and no you couldn’t do it online. So don’t tell me about things that you do not know about. These are just a couple of examples.

[@miejscazdusza8858]

What encouraging film for us, Polish people! Thank you for this material!!!

[@azure5584]

Damn, a sincere thank you for presenting our country in such positive light. Feels nice to be appreciated like that, especially by an "outsider".

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie i wybiorcze :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@Oskier94]

I'm moving to Poland in 7 months, watching these videos is calming me down :)

[@booboss]

Not sure where you are from but you are welcome 🙂

[@Oskier94]

@@booboss only 1 week left! 😁

[@witodivaro]

how's your life experience lol

[@Oskier94]

@@witodivaro bruh, great 👍🏻 working as a gamedev creating a game I'm interested in since it got announced, got 2 pay rises in 9 months and each one was more than 20% of the base, really enjoy stuff that's happening around, the food, family, a car I always wanted to have even though they are more expensive here than in the UK, I finally own and don't rent the place I love and work in, just got a downhill bike I always wanted to have, couldn't afford a lot of stuff in England and somehow I got 3 expensive hobby related things in a very short period of time even though I had to buy all furniture including kitchen. Not aure how but now I somehow understand why polish houses look much newer and nicer than typical house in the UK.. and there's no mold wow. The only things I miss are the roundabouts in towns and millionaire chocolate bar from Morrisons

[@seniorrecruiter-accounting1493]

Poland is a place where many international companies have decided to establish their branches or financial and tax centers, eg SSC. Why? There are many reasons: in Poland we have excellent, qualified employees who speak several foreign languages, competitive salaries, rich technical and research infrastructure. In Poland, there are over a dozen great universities educating specialists whose knowledge and qualifications are recognized all over the world. It is worth coming to Poland and see for yourself!

[@loonatic90]

Top reason for multinational corporations: in Poland they pay 1/3 to 1/4 of a wage they'd need to be paying in USA, Switzerland or UK for comparable quality of work...

[@apoptose1558]

@@loonatic90 This lol. And i say it as a Pole working in one of those corporations.

[@starahavana]

It's because Poland is cheaper

[@kodymeyers9126]

yeah and you pay half of this to poles so we are cheap workforce especially on it :)

[@Aristosek]

"A dozen great universities': according to QS World University Rankings, only 2 (yes.. TWO) polish universities are among the top 500: the University of Warsaw (position 321) and the Jagiellonian University (position 326). The Warsaw University of Technology was ex aequo 511-520.

[@forzared101]

As a Polish- American PR professional working with clean tech startups going through their funding rounds, I've always thought that Polish tech startups need to be more aggressively marketing themselves in places like NY and California to get on the radar of those investors who could really take them to the next level. Awesome video, BTW!

[@videofan006]

Excellent job, based strongly and entirely on facts, and making justice to this great country and its great citizens. One would like to say - it is about time... high time for visionaries of the future to notice these obvious truths, and put Poland back where it always belonged - in the center of Europe! Thanks from Canada!

[@Freedom-kp9jc]

I really enjoyed this video ahaha moved from Chicago to Poland and don’t regret at all it’s 7 years already and happy with my decision

[@MG-et7lx]

Poland changed in positive way over the years, I live in Canada now but thinking about moving back, beautiful country and culture ❤️

[@tf6807]

This is the great advertisement for Poland. I'm Polish and I live in California, I just got homesick.

[@agatadulnik4051]

time to head back :) - if not now than when?

[@MrQuebe]

pięknie opowiada ale nie daj sie zwieść Polska do kaliforni ma jeszcze bardzo długą drogę do przebycia a jeszcze dłuższą jeśli chodzi o mentalność.

[@ThePaciorr]

@@MrQuebe Kalifornia to też nie utopia. Tak bogaci nie jesteśmy, ale nie mamy też masy problemów, które kalifornijczycy sobie zrobili. Nawet jakbym miał się przeprowadzać do USA to są dużo lepsze miejsca.

[@SENSEOFLIBERTY]

@@MrQuebe O, a Ty na pewno dużo wiesz o mentalności Polaków. :)))

[@MrQuebe]

@@SENSEOFLIBERTY a czemu miał bym nie wiedzieć? Wychowałem się w Polsce mieszkałem kilka lat za granicą chyba mam porównanie, nie sądzisz?

[@MKRN98]

Even though I'm Polish, English comment might be a good addition to your vid. Living in America right now, I can tell right away that Poland is much more advanced in term of technology, infrastructure, building technology compared to United States. US was definitely the best in technology in 80's but since then other countries started to take away that status from them. We, Poles, are capable to do much more today than we were able to do back then and I can honestly say, we are able to do much more than Americans can do right now. As you said though, we're still developing since Iron Curtain stopped us from doing so earlier. Personally, I would definitely move back to our country but since I work not in the tech industry, I can't really do that, at least for now. It is basically the same thing for many Poles at the moment, they wouldn't be able to live on the same level in Poland as they live in US. You don't see maids and construction workers driving in new Lexuses or any known German luxury cars there, living in mansions that in Poland cost fortune and go on vacation twice a year. That is the thing in US. Even though most of this stuff is financed through bank, they can afford payments on these things when in Poland most of the citizens barely make ends meet. California on the other hand, it's really expensive state to live in. Housing is so expensive that many people live in RV's or vans parked on the side of the road, especially in San Franscisco area. Of course there are other parts of the US where living is much more affordable, like in Chicago area where I live, though it's getting more expensive to live here too every single day. Still, it's easier to accomplish your goals here than in California. Infrastructure in US is also falling apart as compared to Poland. It's no longer as beautiful as it was shown in old American movies. It basically stopped developing since then pretty much. 90's were still somewhat okay but today it's pretty much shadow of what was it back then. Yeah, you still live pretty comfortably but it's nothing compared to European countries. Roads are falling apart, buildings are in decay and need a lot of rebuilding to be back at its full glory, bridges can collapse at any moment like it happend on interstate 22 in Memphis, TN where bridge just snapped. Technologically it's also behind Poland for sure. To summarize it all up, if you work in tech industry, don't be afraid to try living there and work there. If you're in working class, as I am myself, you might want to reconsider moving there at the moment. I just hope that one day I'll be able to move back to our beautiful country and live among our people instead of feeling eyes of Americans on me because I don't belong there by their way of thinking.

[@booboss]

This is sad bro... where do you live in this "wonderful" US of A? I'm guessing Chicago or California. Almost every Pole lives there. Swoją drogą to jest niezmiernie popierd..... jaka jest segregacja w USA. Niby wielki kraj, niby wielkie możliwości (tak, jasne) a jakoś Polacy w USA głównie zasiedlają Chicago, NY albo CA. Bez sensu. To reszta USA nie ma nic do zaoferowania??? Nigdy nie zrozumie tego fenomenu. W Polsce z grubsza tak samo żyje się w Ciechocinku co w Iławie czy może w Łomży. W stanach dla odmiany życie na zadupiu Arizony jest przewrotem o 180 stopni w stosunku do życia w Albuquerque w Nowym Meksyku. Z punktu widzenia Polaka kompletnie nie potrafię sobie tego zwizualizować. To po prostu nie ma sensu!!!

[@MKRN98]

@@booboss powiem tak. Te duże miasta, Chicago czy NY, gdzie głównie Polacy jadą to dlatego, że ktoś już tu wcześniej był, czy to znajomy, czy to rodzina. Po prostu ludzie jadą na utarte ścieżki. A Kalifornia to głównie San Francisco, bo jak wiadomo, kolebka komputerów i innych urządzeń elektronicznych, więc tam jadą za pracą. Co do reszty stanów w USA, Polacy też mieszkają w różnych, tak naprawdę zawsze znajdziesz Polaka w każdym ze stanów, nawet w największej dziurze pośród niczego. Z mojej perspektywy, Stany ogólnie dla Europejczyka (nawet nie mówię Polaka) nie są zbytnio w stanie nic zaoferować. Wiadomo, każdy jest inny, każdy lubi co innego, jednak zacofanie Amerykanów jest przerażające. Ogólnie Ameryka jest piękna jeśli chodzi o przyrodę, ale poza tym naprawdę nie ma nic do zaoferowania imo. Poza aspektem finansowym nic tutaj takiego super nie ma, to już nie lata 70te czy 80te kiedy za komuny wyjeżdżali Polacy tutaj i to było to "coś". Europa poszła do przodu, a oni zostali. Przez to też wiele innych miejsc w Stanach nie ma nic lepszego do zaoferowania jak Chicago, NY czy nawet CA. Te 3 miejsca są w jakimś sensie ciągle napędzane przez imigrantów Europejczyków, reszta natomiast to typowa amerykanka, wszystko według ich pogiętej logiki i dziwnych zasad. Osobiście mieszkam na przedmieściach Chicago. Widziałem już całą Amerykę i szczerze muszę przyznać, że żadne inne miejsce nie zrobiło na mnie wrażenia takiego, żeby się tam przeprowadzić. Szlag, nawet Chicago nie cierpię, ale no cóż. Trochę chyba odbiegłem od tematu pierwotnego, ale postarałem się mniej więcej wytłumaczyć, dlaczego nasza Polonia gromadzi się w tych miejscach.

[@booboss]

@@MKRN98 Bardzo Ci dziękuję za twoją odpowiedź. Nie spodziewałem się, że w ogóle jakąś dostanę i to jeszcze w tak krótkim czasie. Jestem dzieckiem lat '80 i tak zwane "Stany" robiły na nas nieprawdopodobne wrażenie współczesnymi serialami typu MacGyver, Drużyna A, czy Beverly Hills 90210 (było tego oczywiście masa więcej). Oczywiście do tego dochodzi "cool" kultura USA która zwłaszcza po czasie ZSRR pokazywała takie luzackie podejście do życia. Wszyscy się tu tym jarali i uważali, że amerykanie to tacy spoko ludzie a my to jakieś zakompleksione jełopy wychowane na Związku Radzieckim. Oni to tak sobie luźno żyją a my martwimy się kartkami na mięso (if you know what I mean). W każdym razie takie było wyobrażenie przeciętnego polaka o tym Wonderland of USA. Ja na własną rękę studiowałem trochę historię USA i faktycznie do lat '60 USA było tym tak zwanym "Land of freedom" ale tak później już nie do końca. 1. Brak związków zawodowych 2. Brak uregulowań prawnych co do praw pracowników 3. Brak usankcjonowanego prawem urlopu 4. Brak usankcjonowanego prawem zwolnienia lekarskiego 5. Brak państwowej opieki zdrowotnej 6. Brak funduszu emerytalnego 7. Brak publicznych szkół wyższych które są bezpłatne (I mean c'mon - nawet w Polsce PRYWATNE szkoły wyższe kosztują jakieś 300-500 PLN miesięcznie - w Stanach to są jakieś chore pieniądze) I można by wymieniać o wiele dalej ale jako ostatni punkt wymienię to: 8. Brak rozróżnienia pomiędzy życiem prywatnym / rodzinnym a pracą. Amerykanie żyją po to żeby się kształcić (za chore pieniądze) a następnie zapierdalać do śmierci w jakiejś robocie (za pieniądze może i dobre ale przy tych warunkach pracy każdy Europejczyk by ich wyśmiał i kazał spierd*****). Ameryka to chory kraj. Ja żałuję tylko jednego - że moja wizja z dzieciństwa okazałą się bzdurą. Ale teraz mam 40 a nie 16.

[@tallll70]

I met plenty Americans thinking exact opposite of your last statement... You truly should open eyes for positivity and don't take only advantage of labor income... Categorizing entire population of country is absurd, every such society has vast variety and capabilities, i hear this all the time, Chinese says that without their engineers in US nothing would be accomplished, lol, yeah sure, falling in superiority complex with these statements are not improvement, everyone contributes and i'm sure Poland has smart people too, it's your business, but i would refrain from self elevating

[@MrSheduur]

Yup exactly. If you work in IT or tech sector in general, Poland is a good option now, but people often seem to overlook that Poland still has issues with low wages etc. There are still many people who barely get through the month. There is a reason why alot of Poles living in the border regions often go to work as seasonal esparagus pickers and similar stuff. But if people are working in IT and tech, then Poland is a very good option right now, especially since cost of living is low while wages in IT and tech are high.

[@ghostface9369]

Poland is such a rising economy and a great place for living cant wait for this country to out perform other eu countries to rise from ashes 3 times absolute shield of Europe. God bless 🇵🇱❤

[@Kraktcz]

XDDDD

[@itsAlex2181]

Great video! I left Poland at a tender age of 19, many years ago, and often think of what life would be like if I went back. Maybe it's time! Dziekuje!

[@SENSEOFLIBERTY]

Come on Renia, go BACK! 😁

[@gosiazxc123]

No nie wiem czy warto wracać. To zależy od wielu czynników. Dobrze się zastanów.

[@nestey22]

raczej nie warto

[@monikastep5711]

I totally understand your wondering @Renata Kasowska. I recall upon one of my trips back coming back to Canada and saying "ok I get it Poland is like my house but Canada is my home". Still always wondering what if.... but at the same time without any regrets. There is a certain magic of our culture that we can't find any where else. Best of everything.

[@glebsokolov2366]

@@nestey22 What a stupid thing to say

[@alionareiso2620]

I am moving back to Warsaw from Norway. I mean it :) in 2022

[@renaultlover1]

You don't like Norway anymore?

[@alionareiso2620]

@@renaultlover1 I do but I found Warsaw more convenient for dynamic life. Norway is great for older people, family with kids up to 5 and just big fans of hiking.

[@renaultlover1]

@@alionareiso2620 Ha ha true it's just very interesting to find out the views of foreigners. I agree Norway is perfect for families and older people. A lot of young people leave the country for a year or two and come back to experience something else.

[@Ntwadumela1]

You're moving back? Does that mean you emigrated Poland sometime in the past?

[@Paulinazborowska]

That is so true what u say. The problem is most of the Poles ain’t even aware of their adventages. Great editing and presenting skills!

[@Olivia-W]

I'd argue that the self-criticism is part of Polish cutlure, in a sense. You'll be hard pressed to find a Pole who won't complain how shitty Poland is, all the while probably willing to lay their life down for said "shitty" country. Polish itself is a biting, dry, dark homour and sarcasm kind of language. Think of the Witcher universe- the language itself is like that world. English is a lot more positive and upbeat.

[@mireklalas]

A great pitch -- sober, fact-based, well-structured, fast-paced. I'm packing.

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@juliusdandreybconsignado1534]

Great video! Looking forward for your future uploads. Now I can’t wait for my upcoming move to Poland.

[@ZOPHIAStylistka]

Omg! This is awesome video! Thank you! :)

[@quantumdom]

Thanks so much - also, I’m launching a podcast about life and business in Poland. You should come on to the show!

[@Bonzai87PL]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/npKyiHilgb13a6M xd

[@pawelzabicki7785]

I hope you will say yes. :)

[@TakaShiGUREEDO]

Tak Zosiu, wideo jest super tylko że troszkę przekolorowane 🙂 na przykład to, że większość polaków mówi po angielsku. Serio? 😂

[@axo6604]

@@TakaShiGUREEDO Gdzie tu przekolorowanie? Polska jest na 16 miejscu na świecie względem znajomości języka angielskiego, więc jest to raczej prawda. To, że w twojej wsi z 4 mieszkańcami nikt nie zna angielskiego, nie znaczy że tak wszędzie jest xD

[@bl4841]

i visited Krakow a while back and really loved it. Im not shocked you moved back, it seems much more peaceful

[@priestism]

Thank you very much for so informative and interesting video about Poland. it is the best video i have seen on subject, The Poland.

[@sielvagys]

Poland rocks, greetings from Lithuania!

[@harm991]

Pro-tip, LIthuania will be that star in 2025. :)

[@reggaenerick]

Great video! Very informative and professionally done! :)

[@RobRoy1978]

Jestem Polakiem, mieszkam w Polsce i nigdy bym jej nie opuścił, mam ją we krwi. Mimo wielu wad powinniśmy być szczęśliwi że żyjemy w Polsce w właśnie tym fragmencie dziejów. Mamy mimo wszystko masę szczęścia

[@christophernunn943]

Poland is going to be a hi tech powerhouse in the future. My great hope is it along with other European alinements it will eclipse China in its manufacturing capacity because Europe must lead the way out of dependence on this pariah state that is a menace to the free world.The reason I believe Poland has lower crime is a mono patriotic culture.

[@yurimolotov3355]

Poland now and in the future will be outsource center kind of European India

[@thomaslazarski3596]

Identity is a sense of family and security. Poland is the model of such wellness.

[@christophernunn943]

@@thomaslazarski3596 I agree Thomas and the glue that binds it all together is a strong mono religious faith which most Poles subscribe to. I absolutely envy Poland it stands up for its standards and beliefs in spite of external criticism from other countries....usually multicultural which are withering on the vine because they have lost their way.

[@KrissowskiM]

@@christophernunn943 don’t believe the religious crap. It’s our culture, respect for each other and lack of false ‘diversity’.

[@christophernunn943]

@@KrissowskiM yes I agree, I’m not religious but see how these belief systems hold communities together, so although your comment is correct, like it or not religion does plays its part in influencing attitudes and standards within a country. I just hope Poland does not succumb to the harmful multicultural nonsense we have in the Uk allowed by weak woke governance

[@ceglastymonster7799]

widziałem parę "państwowych" reklam Polski, ale to co tutaj widziałem przebija je wszystkie, gratulacje!

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie i wybiorcze :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@severinsilmedin2588]

Great video! Love from Slovakia :)

[@annafraczek4106]

Love this video! Thank you for presenting our city in such a good way.

[@TiberiuStandUp]

Great video! Thank you! You should make more videos about Poland. I'm seriously considering emigrating to Poland.

[@mProfi_SMS]

Thank you for that video- made me feel much better! As a Pole. Have a great day, everyone

[@langsandbella]

Woah...what a professional video&rich data, research! I'm a Pole & I wasn't a fan of my country...but now as I have my eyes opened, I'm going to like it. I see, it's pretty inspiring what you've been talking about & that Poland is developing so fast & full of engineers. I may have heard about some info in here but thank you for this for real :) It was a pleasure to listen to & watch it!

[@GreenMoon11365]

Wow, im impressed and thank you Dominik for your amazing vision on our country. I wish you all the succses 😍 Trzymam kciuki✊

[@skywayshine]

We're really impressed! Having lived in several countries around the globe, both my wife (a girl born in Germany) and I agree with you, Dominik. Thanks a lot for your insight as well as honest opinion! 🙂

[@warszawapl3797]

Dziękujemy za promocję Warszawy i Polski! Thank you for promoting Warsaw and Poland!

[@hihihello9162]

Go Russia!

[@adalas293]

Absolutnie NIE. NIE dziękujemy za promocję PL. JAK będziecie tak prom owac Polskę to przyjedzie tu - już przyjechali, a przyjedzie więcej - mozini i zaKneblują wam usta hasłami o rasizmie i ie rasizmie i zrobią syf taki sam jak na tzw. zachodzie.

[@ShivMathur]

I made two videos one on Warsaw and one on krakow

[@ewolucja77]

Such a different point of view! Thank you!

[@delong8998]

I'm from the UK, would I be accepted? My family is half British half German, I've been wanting to move from the UK as I don't feel at home here, I've been thinking of Ireland, southern Germany or Norway but now Poland looks great. I'd want to raise a family and keep my head down, Im 22 but have old fashioned values, all I want is a happy family, happy wife and children, to raise, to teach them and educate them the best I can, to give them a future I didn't have, opportunities I didn't have. If Poland is that country I'd love to come

[@jsz4937]

Thank You sir for this promotional video. Its sooo sooo Good to have You here in Poland. As an Programmer I can confirm that last dekade was meaningful, but from 2020 its running fast like crazy. Maybe thanks to You. Kind regards and respect for Your work

[@combinio9533]

He seems to be a smart guy. Great choice, no doubt!

[@raczyk]

With money life in warszawa sounds easy. But what about if you have to work, etc.

[@margplsr3120]

to było strasznie ametykańskie :-) ktoś tu rekrutuje chyba ;-) co do pracowitości to słabo u nas z wydajnością no i rząd, który robi wszytko aby zniszczyc

[@AnetaKudasik]

Love this video. We moved to Poland 3 years ago, from Canada, and we love it.

[@raczyk]

Ja tex w Kanadzie. Living here for 30 years. How long have you lived in canada before going back?

[@polexwerex6025]

I’m leaving Canada in 4 months ,going permanently to Poland. Poland is amazing now.

[@AnetaKudasik]

@@raczyk 27 years. We moved to Canada when I was in preschool. Moved back to Poland when my children were in preschool. 😁

[@Ronald-cq7cz]

but i guess you are from polish ancestry or background i guess, because of your name.

[@ukaszmuszynski9788]

I used to live in Mississauga & Toronto for 8 years. Then I decided to move back to my first love which is Warsaw. The huge , very modern but also with old town and old traditions City were I was born and raisd up to 19 years old. And I must to say that it was my biggest mistake in my life. U have to b rich to say nonsens like that . Coz i guarantee u that if u would b regular polish middle class the difference in standard r just overwhelming. We do not live in a houses and usually , regular polish family with 2 or 1 kid own just one car and mostly it's an older one. That's true that Poland and especially Warsaw is changing for better very, very quickly. In just 30 years when Poland had gotten real independents it has change more then a lot. In 2008/9 I have been to UK. In Glasgow to b exact. Already I had a feeling that Warsaw was not less modern. But Ive noticed that brits r more rich then us. Seriously, 12 years leter Poland is almost equal to UK. For sure is richer then some of the western countries like Portugal, Greece etc. ...its all great but U can not compare Europe to Canada. And certainly u can't compare Canada to Poland. The standard of lifestyle is different like crazy. Even stupid costomer servis. This thing doesn't exist in Poland. When Canada decided to let gey people to marry if they want? Like in 2005/6? This is how Poland is delayed. 15- 20 yeras behind Canada. That's the reality.

[@jaimehaiti9479]

Great video. I've been in Poland recently and was quite impressed. It's pretty clear to me why some people would leave the US for a much safer and cleaner place. Life is simple in Poland and most people work to live and enjoy it with love ones.

[@Moloxer]

I honestly think that the biggest reason Poland keeps growing and will not stop is because people here aren't afraid to say what they think. After all complaining is our national past-time. Because of this, I feel that somehow, we will naturally over time choose the best direction for our country to take.

[@danieljurkiewicz1695]

wow! That was really awesome video, great job!!! All the best to you! :)

[@TikTalk]

Wow, man! 🤯 This video gave me a HUUUGE motivational kick! Thank you and great to see you here in Poland 🇵🇱

[@quantumdom]

Glad you liked it!

[@vodkila194]

future belongs to Poland. Varsovie is the most european City from the last decade, and will be the same for the next one !

[@Jac0bIAm]

I have no idea why I was recommended and/or watched this whole video, but it has very much changed my perspective my Poland. As a fellow EU citizen, thanks for the presentation!