You are mixing being happy with being in a country with great economy/salary/transport/etc. e.g. the job situation is ridiculously bad, and that's not a "compa

You are mixing being happy with being in a country with great economy/salary/transport/etc. e.g. the job situation is ridiculously bad, and that's not a "compare" thing, it just is. I've seen people break down crying in class in my degree that hated it and studied it only because it's one of the few that you were kinda promised employment when you finished. Many friends all around Europe, or jobless for long stretchs of time, depending on their family. I have similar anecdotes for how transportation or security can be troublesome in Spain. Sure you can be happy with little, as Spaniards normally do, but that doesn't mean everything is great or we shouldn't try to do better. How do we improve if we don't see the problems within?