Well, it's not all TC: "- Cost of Living Including Rent in Australia is 5.5% lower than in United States - Rent Prices in Australia are 19.6% lower than in Un

Well, it's not all TC: "- Cost of Living Including Rent in Australia is 5.5% lower than in United States - Rent Prices in Australia are 19.6% lower than in United States - Restaurant Prices in Australia are 7.0% lower than in United States - Groceries Prices in Australia are 1.8% higher than in United States" "- Cost of Living in Melbourne is 29.2% lower than in San Francisco, CA (without rent) - Cost of Living Including Rent in Melbourne is 39.0% lower than in San Francisco, CA - Rent Prices in Melbourne are 53.6% lower than in San Francisco, CA - Restaurant Prices in Melbourne are 32.4% lower than in San Francisco, CA - Groceries Prices in Melbourne are 30.4% lower than in San Francisco, CA" So you may just survive. UK is quite similar: "- Cost of Living in United Kingdom is 6.3% lower than in United States (without rent) - Cost of Living Including Rent in United Kingdom is 12.1% lower than in United States - Rent Prices in United Kingdom are 23.6% lower than in United States - Restaurant Prices in United Kingdom are 3.7% lower than in United States - Groceries Prices in United Kingdom are 20.9% lower than in United States"