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You forgot to mention that your studen loan repayments would have to be repay in any country you decide to live lol As someone who is about to leave London to Seoul, I second this. It has gotten out of control I will be getting the American professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls alex caruso basketball T-Shirt and I love this same annual pay as I get in London but without the same deductions so my monthly pay will significantly be better. Sometimes it really pays to just leave. I’m a Korean living abroad, I make 2-3 times more than what I used to make in Korea, but I also pay many times what I used to in rent and food so it evens out and now becomes a lifestyle choice. I’m in the US. There’s just so many issues here- healthcare, school shootings, very very rude people, car dependency. Whenever I visit Korea, it’s the opposite of that. I know Korea has their own set of problems but it doesn’t sound as bad as the US. Also, I wouldn’t mind taking a pay cut since I don’t have to pay for cars (insurance, gas, payments). Also it seems pet care is much better in Korea. Healthcare is definitely better

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Don’t get me wrong, hypothetically if I was an American and if I was promised the American professional basketball player for the Chicago Bulls alex caruso basketball T-Shirt and I love this same amount of money that I get in the States I may consider living in this country. I think a big part that you’re not thinking about is foreigners don’t have the same issues that Koreans do with living in Korea. Foreigners don’t feel the same family and societal pressures as Koreans do because they don’t have the family and are basically considered peripheral members of Korean society. My wife and I moved back to the US because my earnings potential here is significantly higher and we’re able to buy a house. I’d happily take a 30% pay cut to live in Korea and rent though because of the comfort and convenience of Seoul and how much I enjoyed living there. My wife would want me to be getting like 50% pay raise before she’d even consider moving back because of general societal crap that she feels she’s managed to escape from being here in the US. I have my own extended family in Korea, but I’m culturally American enough to ignore them and not feel guilty, so I’m less bothered by it. As others have commented, sometimes just money is not worth it. Yes, I get paid more than I would in any other country. But living here is so stressful. And more money equals high cost of living

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.