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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since 2017 I have worked for European companies. As such I visited Europe a lot. My current job is remote for a UK company. I can work anywhere in my job. In fact 90 percent of co workers in Europe. I also can work in Europe if I felt like it. My work does not care.

In reality UK and German co-workers love their cheap day care, colleges and medical when unemployed or retired. They also love as not at Will employment have contracts.

But they hate low pay. Hate the weather. Hate the high taxes, hate the tiny houses, cars, and even coffee cups.

Very very very few even though at my last two companies immigrated Europe to US and even less US to Europe.

You can visit. I went to Ireland two weeks this summer. I loved it! But to be honest I had a hand full of things to see when done. You are kinda trapped in your country.

I been to Germany 8 times for work. It is very big and pretty boring. It is very bleak in the winter as very cloudy damp and dark [/quote]

Daycare in the UK is expensive. University in the UK is also expensive.

And I've never heard a British person complain about the size of coffee cups. Or Germans.

Germany has loads going on. Festivals all the time. Christmas markets, Springfest, Oktoberfest, Easter parades/Fasching, free concerts, literature festivals, chocolate festivals, Medieval festivals, etc etc. We were never stuck for things to do when we lived there. [/quote]

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