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Don't know about Poland but back in Lithuania solving that by a little bribe was a common way around, judging from what I've heard. Once I had to get off the de
by gedrap 13y ago
Don't know about Poland but back in Lithuania solving that by a little bribe was a common way around, judging from what I've heard. Once I had to get off the dentists (private not public) chair because someone came in and gave a 'bribe' of... $8 (20LTL).
- guard-of-terra 13y agoThat's weird isn't it? I always imagined private dentists to work more like shops: you get your service for a list price. The idea of giving bribes during shopping baffles me. Russia here, which isn't known as being bribe free. Maybe it is extra regulated or price-controlled so non-market forces kick in? You needing them more than they needing to retain you as a customer, because supply becomes limited.