Poland is now the best place in Europe. Friendly tourists are welcome in Poland. Every time I go anywhere to Europe and after come back to Poland I feel very happy to be back here.
Sad to see what it has become, it was so good in the early 2000s. after 2010 and all its low cost airlines it has become a handicap to be a foreigner to meet girls. and today they are almost throwing stones at foreigners who talk to them
My business has an office in Krakow and actually, most of our employees in that office are ladies. Working with Polish people is an honour. I generally go to the Krakow office at least once a month, and I've never ever experienced any sort of antagonism. I'm Kurdish but I've grown up here in Milano since I was 7. I have gone to Krakow for work as well as for pleasure. Maybe it is because I'm generally a positive person, but not one Polish person has ever given me the cold shoulder or been rude. For a few years, I also had a polish girlfriend and again, there is really not much I can say in terms of negatives about Krakow or Poland in general. Now if you ask me about Hungary.....my answer would be completely different😂
The aim of the video, initially, was to investigate a "light" topic such as girls in Krakow being fed up with tourists misbehaving and annoying them. It had nothing to do with racism or "antagonism", as you call it. Then, the woman I interview at the end of the video moves the focus on more "serious" topics, the kind of topics I usually I prefer not to touch. But I thought there were some interesting points so I published it, however I know some people may misunderstand the message.
@@DannyRossellini The lady who says that poles generally don't like foreigners and constantly referring to Arabs. Interesting when at the same time, a lot of them love going to places like Egypt on holiday. She was really more projecting her own ignorance whilst attributing it to the entire country. No wonder she asked for her face to be blurred.
Krakow honestly the most boring city I've been to. It seems good on paper but once you've seen the castle that's about it. Was good to smoke in bars but that's about it for me.
@@DannyRossellini Polish politicians are only interested in Ukraine, and they have transferred this neurotic depression to the people. they hate Russians, people who hate cannot love
@@recruitmentch Maybe I'm spoiled because my city is more fun? It's ok for 2-3 days I suppose but I spent too long there with a girl and it just very samey in every street. I should say it's not the most worst city I've ever been to just got bored pretty quick there. Much prefer Barcelona or Amsterdam.
@@Mkbshg8 are you fkn serious?? Amsterdam over Krakow? Barcelona is a wonderful city too. But Amsterdam? really? 😂what does Amsterdam have over Krakow? red light district and 'coffee shops'?
wait im in the US, the empire state to be exact, there are jokes about italians too something about an italian tank with 4 speeds in reverse and one forward in case it gets attacked from the rear lol but yeah there are many polish jokes lol
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Poland is now the best place in Europe. Friendly tourists are welcome in Poland. Every time I go anywhere to Europe and after come back to Poland I feel very happy to be back here.
It seems that you only approached young attractive girls for their opinion, maybe next time talk to other people too.
@@flaviusvespasian it doesn't seem, it is
Sad to see what it has become, it was so good in the early 2000s. after 2010 and all its low cost airlines it has become a handicap to be a foreigner to meet girls. and today they are almost throwing stones at foreigners who talk to them
I was there in 2002, much better before they joined the EU I my opinion
we have over 1.5 migrants, which is more than most Western countries
Im guessing mostly Ukrainians
My business has an office in Krakow and actually, most of our employees in that office are ladies. Working with Polish people is an honour. I generally go to the Krakow office at least once a month, and I've never ever experienced any sort of antagonism. I'm Kurdish but I've grown up here in Milano since I was 7. I have gone to Krakow for work as well as for pleasure. Maybe it is because I'm generally a positive person, but not one Polish person has ever given me the cold shoulder or been rude. For a few years, I also had a polish girlfriend and again, there is really not much I can say in terms of negatives about Krakow or Poland in general. Now if you ask me about Hungary.....my answer would be completely different😂
The aim of the video, initially, was to investigate a "light" topic such as girls in Krakow being fed up with tourists misbehaving and annoying them. It had nothing to do with racism or "antagonism", as you call it. Then, the woman I interview at the end of the video moves the focus on more "serious" topics, the kind of topics I usually I prefer not to touch. But I thought there were some interesting points so I published it, however I know some people may misunderstand the message.
@@DannyRossellini The lady who says that poles generally don't like foreigners and constantly referring to Arabs. Interesting when at the same time, a lot of them love going to places like Egypt on holiday. She was really more projecting her own ignorance whilst attributing it to the entire country. No wonder she asked for her face to be blurred.
Krakow honestly the most boring city I've been to. It seems good on paper but once you've seen the castle that's about it. Was good to smoke in bars but that's about it for me.
Krakow was a great place more or less until the pandemic. Now it changed a lot.
@@DannyRossellini Polish politicians are only interested in Ukraine, and they have transferred this neurotic depression to the people.
they hate Russians, people who hate cannot love
wow. speak for yourself. Krakow is amazing. for one, it contains so many wonderful restaurants. Lots to see, and wonderful food too.
@@recruitmentch Maybe I'm spoiled because my city is more fun? It's ok for 2-3 days I suppose but I spent too long there with a girl and it just very samey in every street. I should say it's not the most worst city I've ever been to just got bored pretty quick there. Much prefer Barcelona or Amsterdam.
@@Mkbshg8 are you fkn serious?? Amsterdam over Krakow? Barcelona is a wonderful city too. But Amsterdam? really? 😂what does Amsterdam have over Krakow? red light district and 'coffee shops'?
in free countries there is tourism everywhere
Question, why you say you are from Argentina and not tell you are from Italy?
I explained that in my other videos (I think Lodz or Byalistok one)
wow sounds like a very insular country...here in the US all the jokes are about poles
...and in Poland we are joking about americans as well :)
Because you don't dare make fun of your masters. American heroes
your a joke ya twit
wait im in the US, the empire state to be exact, there are jokes about italians too
something about an italian tank with 4 speeds in reverse and one forward in case it gets attacked from the rear lol
but yeah there are many polish jokes lol