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I'm pretty sure I saw stats saying that in EU people actually do work less than in US. For example in most EU states you get way more paid leave than in US.
I'd say it's overselling it, but there's a grain of truth to that.
It depends. In poland where I live there are pretty much no slum districts despite being less developed than US in general.
From what I gather US has that culture of fake friendliness, while in EU people react just more honestly. It might not be that pronounced in UK that shares more culture with US than EU.
I think my main problem is with Americans talking about "Europe" as if it is a singular monolithic entity similar to the US (which we all know is far more nuanced and the difference between Texas and Maine is vast).
That over-simplifocation, over-generalisation is a strong narrative, but a really useless one.
Also, Poland! Wonderful. One of the most genuinely decent places I've visited.
As for the fake friendliness... It r really isn't something I've encountered with Americans, at least no more than in capital cities all over the world.