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Volvox   
10 Jan 2013
Life / sweet words to use in Poland with shopkeepers [14]

similarly you can add Pani Kochaniutka. but only with a woman - for males Panie kochany

This should work: Paczkę fajeczek, droga Pani, i zapałeczki.

My friend works as a shopkeeper, and only people who say:
Pani Kochaniutka,
Paczkę fajeczek, droga Pani, i zapałeczki.
I jeszcze flaszeczkę zacnego trunku za 1,99, słodziutka.
are drunkards and bums ;)
Normal people usually only say "Dzień dobry (Good day)", but as being already said - this is not so common in Poland. Usually shoopkeepers at bazaar (market?) are more nice, but mostly for familiar people.
Volvox   
1 Jan 2013
Travel / Trip to Poznan and Torun [19]

There are few good things about Poland, but trains aren't one of them ;)

PS. You don't wanna relay on toilet in trains (probably those on train stations too ;)