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They work similar hours and can’t outsource

Have a crazy high amount of mortgage debt that requires both parents to work

Fewer clothes and household goods

More dependent on public transport and only one car that’s older and less safe

Limited choice for higher education as it’s free but access is decided by the government and is limited

More difficult daily life where it’s more challenging to hire help, stores are often closed and life is more inefficient (going to the grocery store every day for example instead of having a larger home and fridge  - that’s a PIA)

Can’t hire babysitters as it’s not common due to less disposable income

Being expected to stay home for *years* after having a child because you’re a woman and expected to be excited about the minimum wage the government pays you become a second class citizen at work. But when your time is up expected to return to work with a vengeance to pay that high mortgage.

Mortgage? Isn't it the same in the USA when you want to buy a home in a good area?
Public transport: huge advantage if you don't need to take the car for every single errand in daily life.
Stores are closed on sundays, so there is enough time to go to the grocery store.
The choice of education is just limited by the intellecutal skills of the students. Duckheads like POTUS won't get access to universities.
It's common to hire babysitters.
Parents are not expected to stay home. Part time working is more common.

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