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It provides more privacy."
u/spacelordmthrfkr
2.
“I’m jealous of the job security.
In the EU, there are certain rules employers must comply with for terminations, including advance notice.
In the US, they can pretty much terminate you the same day, in many cases.”
u/BaldingMonk
3.
“Public baths and saunas for the community tend not to be wildly expensive in Europe.”
u/pusheenforchange
4.
I was in awe when I saw a shopkeeper sweeping the sidewalk and gutter in front of his shop.
I had never seen that before.
u/islandsimian
5.
“The chocolate is so much better.
I’ve been to Europe a few times, and I’m always so impressed.”
u/diffyqgirl
6.
“Bidets are a luxury.
I used them in Italy, and I really wish we had them here in America.”
u/IntrovertIdentity
7.
“As a Chinese American, I envy the depth and variety of European cuisine and food culture.
u/amerett0
8.
“No high-fructose corn syrup in pretty much every product must be nice.”
u/GODHatesPOGsv2024
9.
“The amount of time off from work in most European countries is incredible.
In the US we get two, maybe three weeks of vacation off and 5 to 10 sick days.
I would love those five weeks off in the UK or six weeks off inFrance.”
diane040215
10.
Kim
11.
“I cant help thinking that France has a bullet train and the US doesnt.
I rode on theTGVin 1995, and it was an incredible ride.
Fast, smooth, elegant, and fairly inexpensive, and there was great scenery as well.
And, of course, universal healthcare.”
jasonlefler
12.
“I like that generally, Europe is a society that is not terrified of sex and nudity.”
hengeroo
13.
“European towns have large pedestrian plazas and streets where automobiles are not allowed.
Small, unique shops and restaurants line these plazas.
Dining outside is a normal thing.”
jamesnewman9911
14.
“Europeans have WAY better work-life balance.
Also, the topless beaches were so normalized.
A woman of 70 going topless on the beach was no more noticeable than a 20-year-old.”
soopr_teach
