> Doubtless many others have shared your experiences. Good for you. It's not really the point.

You have made multiple statements questioning his reality:

> I just don't really buy it. For someone who lived overseas the narrowness of your perspective is rather alarming.

> Have you ever lived overseas? Honestly you sound delusional.

> This pretty much confirms you have never lived overseas lol.

I'm pointing out that his reality matches my reality living overseas.

Fair enough. To be clear, these were made mostly in jest, in response to similarly assertive language made by the OP, which I guess you identified with. I certainly may be overly optimistic about Americans going overseas and learning some humility. But it's not like this is the first time I've been disappointed in this manner. Oh well.

I'm still curious if the OP acknowledges that some countries may make it easier to be a "foreign worker" vs a "citizen" and whether that has any value. I don't take these debates personally. I think the question of foreign worker vs immigrant could be an interesting one. Have a nice day!