It's an interesting culture to say the least....

@Chris Clothierall depends on part of town and what culture out of mixed salad you want to try.

It's a function of our culture Allen.  

With that though a bit of culture gets lost along the way.

If you had something repetitive to do they'd be great, and there are some people over there with real skills that will work for peanuts, but there is a culture barrier and time difference.  

It isn't exactly a bastion of culture, cuisine, and parks though, which are 3 of the most important factors to me.

The training is comprehensive but even better, the culture is unbelievable.

Nice app, easy to use once you set up templates and I like the company culture. 

I'll throw one more possibility onto the list:Some come from a societal background where renting is the norm.The cultural push toward home ownership we experience in North America is not universal.  

You will love Washington, and if your really love the culture and the outdoors, you will not come back to the Midwest.