re: What other country's culture do you most identify with and why?

Ireland

Lets hope we don't go down the same path as they did, although it seems like we might be doing just that.

Whenever I travel I find things I think the US should adopt, and also things that make me happy I live in the US.

For instance, Europeans seem to have a much better work life balance. They actually relish their free time, spend much of it with family, friends, etc, and don't harp about work as much as Americans.

Spain, I love how their day starts late and ends late. Get your day started at 10am, dinner at 10-11pm is awesome IMO. They also have the best left lane etiquette I've ever fricking seen.

Vietnam, their generosity and overall good attitude is something we can all learn from. They're one of the most oppressed people in history yet they hold no grudges and seem to love everyone.

Also, why is the US so far behind on bathroom hygiene? We still use predominantly paper to white our nasty assess. Even Asians have the "bum gun", which is basically a house like your sink has to spray your butt clean. Just so more hygienic than us walking around with shitty assess.

These are the little things.

Singapore. I'm an authoritarian and one mean son of a bitch when it comes to justice.

Bhutan. The country actually measures happiness its every year Like other countries monitor GDP

England

soccer, better music, drunks, like to fight, sarcastic as frick

Sounds like you fit in most with the football hooligans.

Some combination of these three (in alphabetical order):

Germany
Ireland
U.K.

If I had to relocate, I'd consider Australia/New Zealand, Switzerland, Austria, Scandinavia, the Low Countries, and the above-listed countries.