Plus Japanese people are neither having sex, nor kids. The demographic of this country is about to implode.

@famousone After all your comments on Europeans talking about the US: it is all ok if you believe every word conservatives say in the US. The harm you do with it is an entire ocean away. But you very obviously have no idea about how the EU works and you are repeating the lies that working class Brits fell for.
UK always had its sovereignty and took more money and advantages out of Europe, than they invested. Brexit is about as smart as Wisconsin leaving the US for sovereignty and liberty.
If all you have is opinion, but no supporting knowledge,it is ok to keep it for yourself.

Hers under his arm, his above her ring finger

That sound more like avoiding transfer fees between Europe and UK

I thought that if you found a parking spot in NYC, you just take the sub and leave your car there for the rest of time

Governments have drones. You are bringing rifles to a drone fight.

Heidelberg is massively famous among the Ramstein- and Baumholder-stationed folks.
The castle indeed is stunningly beautiful, sitting on top of the town.
If you ever go back and you want to see other castles, let me know, there are dozens of really neat places around that area.

That's interesting, didn't know this was a thing in the US.
I terms of waiting times for treatments, I wonder how UK is reaching those figures, as I assume they are an average? Honestly, I don't have too much of a clue concerning their health care system.
I live in an almost 2 Million people city and it's not uncommon to wait 2-3 months for appointments at a specialist unless you're an emergency. In areas with fewer people, you might be having troubles to find a specialist nearby, but with lower waiting times.
But 12 months? That's a bummer, especially as I know that German doctors oftenly used to fly to the UK to do surgeries over the weekend, because they're being paid much better there.
The debt the average American is in is indeed frightening. An economy with so much of debt (and we know that vast amounts of it will likely not be paid back...?) might get into serious trouble at some point.

Even if, for 6 or seven months is enough to make a massive fortune

Well, I partially agree. Americans tend to be in a highly dangerous game of credit card debt, where one card pays another, aso.
But I think the statistics are not only aiming for costs of medical treatment, but they include the bankruptcies caused by longer sickness periods, as they mean periods without income.
The systems with universal healthcare I know are not only forcing employer to continue to pay your salary for 5-6 weeks of sickness, but your health insurance will cover up to 70% of your salary after that.

It was built by some rich guy in the late 1800s, I think