In dunno. At least in France I witnessed an Australian badly injured from a wingsuit accident spend some months in intensive healthcare (in coma). His family was very worried by the incoming bill, because he was not a French resident. The doctors basically said (I was the one translating) : we're there to save a life. Don't worry, when he's OK you'll all go back to Australia, then we'll send you a (enormous) bill. If your insurance doesn't want to pay, do what you want with it.

I felt great about my country this day.

That's the joke. AI talks like that.

At home ? Both of these.

Awareness of how it's perceived a bad system by foreigners helps, I would argue.

If you are so upset about people not tipping then why don't you make tipping mandatory ? Oh that would mean it's a salary then.

Media in France keep repeating it's exceptional because it's hotter than previous years, but they also sometimes add that it's probably colder than all years to come.

US news.

A dick movie in the silicon valley ? That genre has a name, you know ...

Oh I see. Thanks !

I think being talked about constantly and being so divisive is a dream came true for people like him. He's hyper narcissistic and mostly not empathetic. Being railed by his "enemies" is a boon.

It works in civilized countries, why not in the USA ?

Stay tranquille Émile

I distinctly remember the 90s internet. It was a paradise.