I'm going to be comparing American houses and Polish houses. Now I lived in Poland for just a brief period of I think close to 80 days. And during my stay there I noticed a couple differences between the houses there and the houses I've stayed at in America. So today I'm going to be comparing the differences that I noticed between the two. Now obviously I have to say this that these are all mainly generalizations and not every single Polish house, not every single American house has these amenities slash features and each one is going to defer. So I just want to get that out there that a lot of these are subject to change and I'm not 100% right on all these. But just the differences that I noticed is what I'm going to be sharing today. So the first difference that I noticed is the overall exterior look to each house. So a typical American house has black shingles compared to a Polish house which typically to me in my eyes has a overall kind of like a Spanish type of tile typically. And that's usually followed along with a Tanner type of paint. I guess you could say to the exterior. I'd say there's there's these two different stereotypes that I think of as the pictures are shown here and I think these represent pretty good stereotypical houses for America and Poland. Now there's differences to how the houses are made and when I was walking around the streets in Lublin and Dynaston stuff like that. So I noticed that the foundation of the houses are typically center blocks and cement or bricks in Poland and in America typically it's really just wood on top of a foundation of concrete. Alright, so now the rest of these are really not in order at all. So the next thing that I found that was different was taking shoes off when you enter the house. Now in the States, the houses that I grew up in I didn't take my shoes off when I walked inside. And obviously in America this completely every like there's a 50% chance that you're going to take your shoes off when you enter the house. But in Poland it seemed like every single house you take your shoes off when you walk in and also don't forget to not greet people over the threshold because that's some type of myth or something there. I don't know. So another thing is big flush small flush for the toilets. So yeah most homes don't have that in the States. Actually I've never been in a house that had that option in the States and in every single house in Poland that I've ever went to there was always big flush small flush. So another thing that I noticed is in Poland there's lots of heated floors and also heated tower racks. Typically the tower rack is in the bathroom and you can just set your towel on it and it just heats it up and it's nice and warm or it's completely dry. And the States I've never seen a heated tower rack and I've never been in a house with heated floors so that's something I think is pretty different. So another thing is also plug outlets that completely defer in the shape between Europe and America. So another thing this is kind of a weird one but I noticed that the toilet seats were actually thinner when I was in Poland instead of the wide toilet seats that they have in the States. Obviously that's probably saying a lot about our cultures and how they defer as well. So another thing and this kind of defer in the States but it's windows and every single house I've ever been in we've had sliding windows where they just slide straight up slide straight down and in Poland it seems like there's lots of like twist the handle push out types of windows. So that's just something else that I noticed. So another thing that I noticed in Poland is that there's no AC it's mainly all fans and also I mean that just shows that the temperature is okay there even in the summers. In fact I went there in the summers and it was always mild and it was not too bad at all so you don't even need it. In fact you can save a lot of money and it's kind of funny though because a lot of the people that I talk to whenever it was just like a summer day. Everyone would say oh it's so hot out and stuff like that and I'm thinking wow this feels cold to me. So yeah you really don't need AC in Poland I think because the summers there are pretty mild so it's just interesting to me because it seemed like a lot of Polish people complained about the heat and stuff that was there. But I'm telling you guys you do not want to come to the Eastern US in the summer okay. The humidity is something you have not felt before okay it's a jungle alright it feels terrible it feels nasty okay I can't stand it alright I want to move I want to move already. So another thing I noticed between the two is washing and dryers. So in the US you usually have like a small little closet where you put your washer and dryer in if you're close and it's typically found along a hallway on typically second floor. So in Poland usually there's just a washer and it's usually in a full room dedicated to the laundry with a usually like drying racks and stuff like that because usually there's no dryers. So this is going back to the exterior look of the house but it seemed like in Poland there was always a fence yard where you couldn't even really see over to the other side because there's so much purposeful growth of bushes and stuff like that. So you can see anything and it seemed like in the States there's really not too much emphasis on this look and I know you guys have probably heard of the American dream with the white picket fence that type of thing well I would say that's not really true in fact a lot of houses don't really have. Fences and it seems like a lot of people don't really care about their yards at least with myself in my own story we don't care for our neighbors use our yard and vice versa with them they don't care if we use it. So one more thing that I noticed was the fridges and in America it seemed like we have these oversized large fridges where in Poland there really is not too much emphasis on the fridge at all and usually it's just a one door entryway. Alright guys so that's some of the differences that I noticed between the two houses but if you found any more please leave them in the comments section down below and correct me if I'm wrong on anything obviously again these are all just generalizations between what I noticed between the two houses and it's not 100% true so with that being said I want to thank you guys for watching Jin Kueh Y Wtf.