Quoting: lef, Post #7
if a foreigner ran out of petrol in australia and asked you to sell him some i am sure you would charge him twice it cost at the petrol station.it is a human nature-sad but true.i am sure it is going on in EVERY country
With due respect rafik and I respect what you say on these formums, can I say if a person ran out of petrol and was broken down the average aussie would assist. provide petrol, and charge him for nothing, that is the truth. (others on this forum may wish to question this) further he would say it was a pleasure to help.
Australians have a different mentality and are always ready to chip in for a person in need.
I believe the older generation pole has similiar values.
what i mean lef is that any time someone says negative about poland you pick it up and blow it to a supersize BS.
hanke says: a few companies cheat but he still cooperates with other POLISH companies who don't cheat and that is the right attitude-assholes will close their companies very soon
Then you say that cheating is normal attitude of an average Pole.how do you now that?
did you do some research?how many polish people do you now and what kind of people do you know?
i am not saying that this is the right thing to do but
you can come across different prices of goods and services for tourists and locals in many developing countries including russia(when you buy a train ticket they ask you to show tour passport). why are they different? cos locals could never afford paying a normal price for goods(like in cuba-they have different currency for tourists and locals).on the other hand a bit higher price is not going to ruin their budgets and everything is still cheaper than in their countries.
why is it not like that in countries like lets say norway?-cos services and goods are already very expensive