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France sucks for living tbh. I have a family there and while it's nice to visit, I would never live there. Salaries are low, there are no many jobs even in Pari
by stackedinserter 1y ago
France sucks for living tbh. I have a family there and while it's nice to visit, I would never live there. Salaries are low, there are no many jobs even in Paris, rent is high, taxes are high, everything is expensive and less comfortable than in US or Canada.
I miss my suburban home after a week there, every time.
- thesumofall 1y agoWorked in a 2nd-tier city in France for a while. And, yes, salaries are low in comparison but I found it a very livable place. The French just emphasize different things. Good quality restaurants are very affordable, I had 45 days of paid vacation, etc.
- stickfigure 1y agoI just spent a few weeks in southern France. Lovely place, lovely food, lovely people... ...with one national flaw. All that lovely food is available strictly between the hours of 12 and 2 (for lunch) and 7 and 9 (for dinner). If you don't eat on the precise timetable as everyone else (say, jetlag) then you don't eat.
- brohee 1y agoIt's a small city thing. In Paris and Lyon at least, some establishments have very extended hours or are even 24/7. And you can get a kebab at ungodly hours in even small cities.
- juliendorra 1y agoWider range in bigger cities, I think it’s quite common everywhere? Small town restaurants need pauses
- stickfigure 1y agoEven in small towns in the US, it's fairly rare for restaurants to have such limited hours. It's more commonly seen with high end restaurants in cities. I certainly understand why, I'm not mad about it, just a disappointed. I really liked the food.
- bamboozled 1y agoDid a van trip, I remember that too well.