USA is a very, very large place. > American infrastructure is legitimately bad. I say that as someone who grew up there and spent the last half decade in UK.

USA is a very, very large place. > American infrastructure is legitimately bad. I say that as someone who grew up there and spent the last half decade in UK. "the last half decade in UK" -- so what is that, the last 3-5 years? Where did you live? That matters. > Want to circumvent the awful public transit system? Just pay for an Uber. Again, USA is a very large place. Which city are you talking about? Only NYC? > Public schools not up to par? Pay for your kid to go to private school. What does "up to par" mean? Which public schools, where? The quality varies significantly state-to-state, and even county-to-county. > Drinking water icky? No problem, buy some Evian from Whole Foods (Amazon delivers!) Where are you talking about? (we know about Flint, MI)