inspired by this post I saw regarding Latin America: What is the Latin American version of fake nice, fake mean, real nice, and real mean? : r/asklatinamerica

Just wondering where you are all from and what is the one other EU country you would seriously considering moving to.

Has EU policy changed the working world? In what ways? Fill me in on some of the specifics of working culture in your country. In the states I work for an industrial facility as an inventory coordinator. The work involves a lot of collaboration with other departments and emails with corporate fairly often. While in Finland on a gap year on an internship I worked for a startup in the Helsinki area. It was fun to be over there and socialize with friends and family! What is your opinion on work in the EU currently?

And in what ways is does it still show up?

I am sure it has changed a lot recently due to the cooked economy, is it any different by gender or class ?

Personally for me (United Kingdom)

Proud of - Our NHS
Not proud of - Brexit

The best-known in Britain is probably the South West Coast Path which hugs the coast for 630 miles (1,014km) through the four West Country counties and easily accessible for short trips and sections rather than doing the lot in one go. The Pennine Way (268 miles, 431km) from Derbyshire to the Scottish Borders and the West Highland Way (96 miles, 154km) from just north of Glasgow to Fort William are also well known and popular long-distance walking routes. Which are the most popular or best known in your country?