I love the US, but after living abroad in four different countries and traveling to more than 50, I have to say there are certain areas where this great country is lacking.
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Toilets in Japan
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Vending machines in Switzerland, China, and Japan
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Convenience store food and services in Japan, China, and Korea
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Biking in the Netherlands and Denmark
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Mobile payments in China
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Squeaky clean streets in Singapore
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Dairy products in Lebanon
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Public healthcare in Sweden, Germany, Denmark, and more
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Paid time off in Brazil, France, Spain, and several African countries
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High-speed trains In Korea, China, Japan, and Europe
What’s something you’ve experienced or seen abroad that the US should adopt? Tell me in the comments.
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