Kraków in Perspective!

10 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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David Oualaalou tours Kraków's Main Square, founded around 1270, with a companion discussing the city's low cost of living and relaxed pace. They touch on Poland's newly elected anti-Russia president and note how cheap ice cream is compared to other European cities.

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Hello everyone, coming live to you from the main square right here in Kraków. So I'm gonna just show you briefly here, I'm gonna make it a whole tour around. So this is the Old Square. So yeah, it's just for you to know, this was established in 1270 and it entered into effect in 1300. So, uh, Here, Michael. What's up, guys? We're back. It's a little sunny out here. Yeah. What do you think of Poland?
Uh, my favorite thing so far in Poland is I can make my dollar stretch. Uh, ice cream at home back in the US is normally, for both of us, is like $20. Here it's like $8 or 35 złoty or something like that. So I'm loving that I can make my dollar stretch, and I'm loving the calmness and What's the word? Uh, there's like no stress.
No stress.
Stressful here.
It's like a different lifestyle. But FYI, guys, Poland just elected its new president, so it will be interesting. He is an anti-Russia, strong anti-Russia individual, but we'll see how he's gonna carry out his policy. So anyway, I hope all is well, and I shall chat with you soon. Take care. Bye.