Ever contemplated becoming an expat and moving to another country?

Nah, America is tGOAT.

I signed up for info for moving and becoming a citizen of New Zealand. Looks awesome but I have zero idea of what I would do for work.

Wyoming

I've moved to Texas and also to the DC area. Both are different countries than LA and generally better ones too.

I have seriously considered it and looked I to a handful of countries.

Had HC won the election I was contemplating moving to NZ, enough so that I was applying for jobs.

New Zealand and Portugal are hot retirement locales

I have a dual citizenship with Australia. Seriously considered moving there about 6 years ago.
My wife is Thai and we are mulling over the idea of possibly moving there some day. Her family has a lot of land that she would inherit.

As mentioned before, I moved to Australia for five years (2000-2005). I had permanent residency, but never went the full citizenship route although I was eligible to. The main reason I went was because INS SNAFUed my wife's (no pics) paperwork for residency in the United States. I was 20 years old, so I figured what the hell. Some of the best years of my life. We decided to move back to the U.S. to pursue opportunities that arose. We took our time, got the paperwork completed, and moved back, with the wife getting full U.S. citizenship in 2008. I learned a lot about life. I never regretted it. I wouldn't think about it now being older and with kids. I only did it because we were young.

If I didn't have such a big family, I'd consider it. Argentina, Uruguay, Chile...sounds nice and right up my alley.

Nicaragua, Costa Rica or Honduras.