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So there are basically no cons or did I not listen properly

I've been to Italy 4 times and it's a country I would enjoy living in for a year. Fortunately I would not need a job. It's something I'm seriously considering. Thanks for this informative video.

Frozen dystopian nightmare

Very interesting video, so many attractions and tasty food🏖🍲😊 Greece is an interesting country, I should think about visiting it❤❤❤ Thank you👍

Pros for living in Australia? Seriously????

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"Tax can be complicated" - NO IT ISN'T! Especially compared with America - when I was commuting I used to wonder at Americans ploughing through a huge book filling in their tax returns. Here, it is almost entirely automated - I haven't had to fill in a tax return for years

The picture he gives isi incomplete: 1) Taxes are not high, but OECD average. 2) Also pension contributions are subsidised by the state, 3) Most people get much more back than what they pay into the system over a lifetime. 4) Efficient beureucracy, despite what some people say. 5) Allemannsretten is misunderstood, you can't camp just anywere you want as long as you are respectful..

Oslo is a dump. Infected with immigrants. Don't forgot to mention Norway's whaling. Oh - and remember the mass genocide of 17 million mink just because of 6 infected cases. A backward nation.

It is not for me, I am getting depressed if 3-4 days are cloudy in Bulgaria and there is no sun, probably 6 months of night will drive to the madness - maybe the solution will be to take some pills for happiness (antidepressants or alcohol).

Born and raised in Tønsberg, Vestfold county- just shy of 100 Km south of Oslo. Despite being the smallest county in Norway, there's less than an hour drive from alpine skiing inland to island hopping in the Oslo fjord (obvioulsy not within the same season, hehe). I was born in 1974, and I have always been grateful being born in this peaceful and beautiful part of the world. The unique Scandinavian social democratic system looks out for you from the cradle to the grave. You can ask mostly any Norwegian (exceptions do occur, ofc), and they will tell you that they pay their taxes happily, and so do I. Ther safety net here is just incredible, and I've always been grateful for all the freedoms that we enjoy here. It's kinda weird that this is the place where black metal was born, but it's also pretty awesome. Nice video, keep it up!

best example of twisted American understanding of liberty and economics

Taxes are at "OECD medium" and not at the level he claims.

Good post, but your wrong about class consciouness. I'm not too proud to talk to peasants and the lower orders.

Sounds good to me!

Black pudding, jellied eels,cockney rhyming slang!!, your describing a country that died 70 years ago. It's like me thinking every man in texas talks like" yehahh howdy mam"........uuhh no!

Foreign nationals pay for nhs treatments

Birming HAM? Not in England.

If you want a hot sunny climate, don't move to a country that's on the same latitude as Alaska! 🙄

Unexpected service charges? Unlike tipping because that is just about mandatory elsewhere, others have mentioned about the London centric bias in such videos, please be more general (less lazy) and choose somewhere more representative of the UK and not the capital city where prices are certain to be much higher, would a video of New York be representative of the whole of the US? Of course it wouldn't (i used New York because it's comparable in size). A tip you missed would be a "rail card" for about £30 you can get a Railcard which will give you 1/3 off most rail fares for a year and can be used online and when buying rail tickets at stations.

We also have private health if you choose to pay for it. You are still covered by the NHS too. But you will never see people suffering the effects of untreated health problems that you often do on US TV shows. Another big surprise is that in retail shops the price you see is the price you pay, tax is not added on top. If you are buying building materials from an outlet that serves the trade, you might see the cost without tax, but this is made very clear and they often show the tax inclusive price too. For your average visitor, this isn't really an issue.

Meal Service Charges are mostly optional. One wouldn’t get chased out of a restaurant for not tipping - as they would in America. Staff get paid in UK so tops are a bonus for service NOT A SUPPOSED RIGHT.

The comment on tax bands is not accurate or clear. Everyone, no matter what your total income gets the benefit of the zero tax band, you are only charged on your marginal rate, that means you pay nothing on the first £12570, you pay 20% on the anything over that up to £50270 and 40% on anything over that up to £125140 anything over that is charged at 45%. So it is not as harsh as they make it sound. And as your employer is responsible for deducting tax at source, for most people it is not complex at all as they NEVER have to submit any tax returns. The NHS is not perfect but it is vastly better than facing bankruptcy because of illness or leaving it too late because you are afraid of the cost and dying.

Eh, we speak English mate, it's you lot who speak the colonial bastardisation. It's simple because it's in the bloody name, England and English.

You did not mention work life balance with many more days holiday than the USA, also the easy and cost of travel to the rest of Europe.

Even the high tax earners only pay the higher amount on money earned on the percentage in that higher bracket, the rest is paid on the lower rate, they also still get the tax-free allowance.

Reduce the cringe - don't begin with, "Hello mates."

To be fair, the longer NHS waiting times generally is for non urgent treatment or operations, anything deemed serious will be treated very quickly.

What's the matter with these info films? Apparently, if you don't live in London the alternatives are always Manchester, Birmingham or Liverpool or, occasionally, Newcastle gets included. Glasgow, Leeds and Sheffield, all at least as big as Manchester and Liverpool are never mentioned.

Why do reactors? when talking about British/English food always highlight "Jellied Eels". It's almost tantamount to saying we all eat it, when in fact possibly 0.0000000001% eat the stuff!

You will only have to wait for non urgent care in the NHS. If you have a serious or urgent condition you will be seen quickly

Stop using London 😂😂 Britain is not just London

Fun fact, London is not England, it can be as dirty, nasty and shitty as any other big city in the world, lots of English people don't like London and prefer to stay away... other places exist in England.

You DO NOT have to pay the service charge, even if it is mentioned on the menu, door signs etc. There is NO legal right to charge the service charge and no legal basis to pay it either. If i don't get good service (for me that' usually means a polite server, good atmosphere, clean venue) i don't tip. If i do, i'm happy to add 10% of the bill. Places that automatically add a service charge i will ALWAYS ask the server if the money goes to the staff or the company. If they say staff i'll pay (see above) if not i tell i won;t pay it and there is nothing they can do about it. I will, however, leave a tip for the server if they've been polite, prompt etc. Paying a tip should be a reflection on how good the service was, not some way of boosting the profit of the company. How can you trust a company like that?

Tipping in the USA is endemic because hospitality staff are treated so badly, few, if any employment rights and no minimum wage. Little wonder they have to prostitute themselves to please their customers!

People moan about the boats, but there seems to be a lot of Americans living here, are they not immigrants too? just saying

Just don't live in London!

And dont forget, that many of our museums are free to go in

We are the English speakers not you

I have never eaten jellied eels. Nor have most people living outside of East London. 85% of Brits don't live in London and wouldn't want to. It's as different as New York is to other parts of America. Most brits jump on a 3 hour flight abroad each year to experience near certain sunshine in southern Europe.

Finally ... a video pointing out that we don't all eat black pudding and jellied eels ... the reality is, tourists probably eat them more than real Brits! ... a fairly accurate breakdown ... although rent and food costs are a bit higher than quoted and it didn't mention the fundamentally safe streets (almost no guns) , not as much racism as Brexit might suggest, excellent workers rights (good holidays, sick pay etc) and a general 'live and let live' approach to life.

Being treated by the NHS will NOT, whatever your politicians tell you, "turn you into a communist". Even if you are from Texas.

The only place you'll find a "full English breakfast " is in a "greasy spoon" cafe (or diner); we call it "a heart attack on a plate".

I had a friend ( British) who worked for many years in the London offices of Merrill Lynch, the huge US firm . She got to know many employees from the States ,executive types who were expected to spend some time in all the major world cities in order to rise up the ladder . Very often they would say that their posting to the UK was the most difficult for themselves and the family , in adjusting to a new country . The reason was that moving to France ,Argentina ,Germany etc meant preparing for a new culture ,language etc ,but the UK would be just the same as `home`. Inevitably they came totally unprepared for the difference.

How I question what you’re talking about is when you mention eels. Literally noone eats eels.

It's really annoying when tourists complain about the delays in the NHS, especially Americans given the lack of national health care there. You can need some medical attention and appreciate the lack of huge bills - but remember that people working in the UK have paid into the pot for many years so you can reap the benefits.

Stay in America where you belong

If you don't want to wait for national health care you can always opt for private health care if you have the money for it.

Nobody in the history of England, not ever, has used apples & pears, meaning stairs, as part of rhyming slang. Dick Van Dyk might have said it in Mary Poppins, but nobody else has ever said it. There's lots of slang, but apples and pears isn't.

It's not 'British' English, it's just English. We speak the original language, others speak a different version and have the nerve to say that our English is 'different'1