I’ve Traveled All Over, And Other Countries Do These 11 Specific Things Much Better Than The US

By Smith On Oct 10, 2022

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I’ve Traveled All Over, And Other Countries Do These 11 Specific Things Much Better Than The US

I love the U.S., 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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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.

I’ve Traveled All Over, And Other Countries Do These 11 Specific Things Much Better Than The US

I love the U.S., 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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2.

Vending machines in Switzerland, China, and Japan

3.

Convenience store food and services in Japan, China, and Korea

4.

Biking in The Netherlands And Denmark

5.

Mobile payments In China

6.

Squeaky clean streets in Singapore

8.

Dairy products in Lebanon

9.

Public healthcare in Sweden, Germany, Denmark, and more

10.

Paid time off in Brazil, France, Spain, and several African countries

11.

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.