> Outside of a handful of small countries with specialized economies, European income per capita is at or below per capita income in even the poorest US state.
And yet the quality of life doesn’t even begin to compare.
And yet the quality of life doesn’t even begin to compare.
But North America is fricking huge, and if you are willing to move out of the city it's hard to not grant you that at least: you have a loot of room.
As a European who also lives in a 4000 sqft brand new house in the south of the US, I wouldn’t wish that on anyone though. I’d happily take a 2000sqft house that was built at least to the standard of the second of the three little pigs, something which seems to elude construction crews south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
Regardless though, the size of your house says very little about the quality of your life.
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