The average person in many parts of Asia or Europe have far superior standards of living with decent affordable housing, education, transport and healthcare, all of which is severely lacking in the US.

I think our country needs  better access to health care including mental health care for everyone and better support for the working poor (transportation, sick childcare, financial assistance during temporary illness, etc)

To me, that's like paying for a college course in Dentistry, the prof never shows and the other students try to teach each other how to drill teeth when they don't really know how.

Even these days I work 2 nurse jobs for healthcare industry that allow me to fully remotely work at home which allows flexibility.

Also yes I have healthcare provided 

And foreign competition caused profits to plummet.As auto jobs moved elsewhere and the region aged, Detroit’s labor costs — retiree health care costs, especially — increased substantially."

I remember in the restaurant industry, tired of paying tips, customers demanded they wanted “all in” pricing.So restaurant’s started charging more…and guests still left tips and were still unhappy.So restaurants went back to lower prices, with an added 3% charge called out for health care costs….You guessed it, people still complained

Here are a few reasons why I find the Columbus market most promising.Strong economy: Columbus has a diverse economy with a strong presence in healthcare, education, technology, and logistics industries.

Get the W-2, check the employer ID number with the state, look for even numbers (a  give away of fraud), go to IRS tax table and see if the tax taken percentage taken is correct, FICA, 401k, health care fund on the payroll check??? 

I spent 8 years of college to be an Optometrist, and then ended up becoming a full time investor later in life leaving healthcare.