Top 10 Reasons NOT to Move to the United States of America

The Top 10 reasons You Should NOT move to the United States of America and the worst things about living in New York, California, Florida or the Best States in the USA!

What's it like living in the USA? Well, for starters, it's HUGE so it offers something for EVERYONE! As the 3rd largest country, there is so much beautiful nature from Yosemite, Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone National Park to Niagara Falls to all of Utah and Alaska!
There are TONS of world-class international cities and states too like Los Angeles and San Francisco in California, Miami and Orlando in Florida, Houston, Dallas and Austin in Texas, and Boston, Atlanta, Washington DC, and of course, New York!
BUT, while the United States is one of the BEST countries to live in for 2022, with INCREDIBLE diversity, it isn't perfect! While there are many similarities to Canada, Europe, and other English Speaking places, there are also quite a few differences, so hopefully this list helps new immigrants!
If America has the BEST economy in the world, and is home to SO MANY of the best places to live, why shouldn't you move to the USA?!

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[FromHeretoThere]

*Can we hit 5, 000 LIKES for a Top 10 Best Countries to Live in for 2022 list?!*
Hope you all enjoy the 10 Worst Things about living in the USA, and let me know if you think I missed anything! And before y'all get any ideas, I love this country and that there is no place like it. Was just trying to be objective with things other countries do a lot better than us for this list :)

*What Country do YOU want me to cover next?!*

[jdrk]

This could also be a Top 10 Reasons why you SHOULD move out of the US.

[harrywright]

As a European, I can't realize what it's like to have to pay for ur higher education tuition till you're around 50 and be afraid of going to hospital because of it's too expensive...this country is very inhuman

[bobbybend]

I was born a US Citizen to an immigrant family, I went back with them to Eastern Europe for college. Currently evaluating the possibility of moving back after 5 years and frankly the lack of walkable cities is something I'd have to readjust to and that's my biggest issue

[Kingdarrdarr_]

Happy New Year's I'm so happy that you uploaded can't wait for your top 10 worst states for 2022

[adnanb]

As a European, I am most concerned about the political division of the people in America. If political divisions disrupt security and economy of USA, whole world is in trouble. You don't need to have same political opinion, but don't paralyze your wonderful country because of that please. God bless America. Greetings from Sarajevo, Bosnia. ♥️

[joyclark]

Excellent video, very funny! also leaned a lot, keep up the great creative work,

[quaflower]

wow finally new video, it makes me so happy!

[AliceK-psjd]

Wow amazing video - very enjoyable & hope you will produce more videos soon.

[torkelsonstan]

As a lifelong Us citizen, it's just kinda embarrassing that all this stuff is true. Most of it doesn't need to be

[zenobiaw]

There is also a lack of paid vacation time here, which means it's more difficult to travel to other countries. In some European countries, they get over a whole month of paid time off. Here, you are lucky if you get a week. I imagine this also contributes to the depression. All we do is work until we are too old to. And then most U.S. citizens live in poverty in their golden years until they die.

[k.patriciahutt]

Congrats!! You've listed EVERY single one of the issues about which I've spent my whole life, either concerned, complaining or both.😢💔

[dailydoseaffiliate]

Sweet vid lad! Plz do your series on top 10 best big/medium/small cities to live in USA for 2022

[maellecampion]

Childcare is also pretty expensive in the USA. I live in Ireland, my parents once spent €3000 on me and my brother for a summer camp just to keep us busy while we didn't have school and they still had to go to work. €3000 is a lot, but my mum has a friend who lives with her husband and two daughters in Philadelphia and just this year herself and her husband paid for the exact same thing for their two daughters.... BUT IT COSTED $10000!!! Compared to €3000!

I had to edit this comment cause of an accidental spelling mistake

[matt]

As an American, I honestly actually enjoy my own country and State.

[thetravelempire]

Wrecking ball got me🤣🤣 great video here to there🥰

[kettujabamiesukkeliukko]

Well, yeah, same here in Finland. It's really hard to go anywhere unless you, a family member or a friend owns a car. Unless you live in a city.
Like my home town, there's six times a bus goes to a city in a day. Only three times you can take a train. Owning a car is a vital thing, and still EU wants to get rid of those.

[amazeeeeng]

All of them were correct, good video!

[mariagreen]

Best and most accurate video about this topic 👌

[santiagoluna]

Such a well done video considering nuances on every point!