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Apart from the "Atlantic" divide, the lenght of distances, and the currency rate exchange, how does British daily life differs from its counterpart??

Do you can buy cars, houses, and other ammenities the Americans can easily get?? Or the average British lives in a typical "Mr. Bean's" apartment??

How does the live changes from a part in the UK to another?? (From London to Edimburgh or Glasgow, Belfast, etc.)

Reubsn;478242Apart from the "Atlantic" divide, the lenght of distances, and the currency rate exchange, how does British daily life differs from its counterpart??

Do you can buy cars, houses, and other ammenities the Americans can easily get?? Or the average British lives in a typical "Mr. Bean's" apartment??

How does the live changes from a part in the UK to another?? (From London to Edimburgh or Glasgow, Belfast, etc.)

For your morning drive to your work, you have to put your stuff in the 'dicky' of your car and drive the car on the 'wrong' side of the road. At the office you have to take a lift to get to your floor (even if your office is on the 'first' floor). In the office you talk about football 'match' from last evening without ever talking about the touchdowns. What bollocks.

You can watch cricket in UK and cheer for India with a beer in hand.

Seriously I was looking to relocate to UK or Aussie land sometime back. After seeing tax rate in UK gave up.

Any inputs on life in Singapore vs USA