美國是最偉大的國家，沒有之一

Hi everyone, I'm Terry. A while ago, I shared with you guys the video I decided to move to Japan. I talked a lot about the reason behind this decision. After the video was posted, there was a message from a netizen that impressed me very much. I think it's necessary to talk to you guys. He said that after watching my video, he may not feel so impressed with the United States.

I can play occasionally, but it seems that it is not suitable for drinking in the long run. After I saw this message, I was actually quite complicated. I don't know how to reply. So I want to talk to you in this video today. The purpose of my channel is to share my own experience with you. Then give you a data for reference. Of course, sometimes what I say or what I do may mislead some netizens. This is not my original purpose.

OK, like I said in my video, there are many reasons why I chose to leave the US. Most of them are my personal preferences. But it's not because I hate the US. I think the US is the greatest country in the world. I know after I finish this sentence, there will be a lot of comments from my friends who will criticize me. But I don't care how you criticize me. I'm just telling the truth. If there is no US today, there will be no me now.

不管是我现在拥有的经验,资产,财富,还是自由,坦白说都是因为有美国,我才会拥有今天的一切。 那首先影响我最多的呢,就是矽谷的文化。 当年我虽然在加拿大上大学,但是大家都知道,如果有能力的话,有能力的同学其实都是到矽谷去实习。 加拿大本地的科技业呢,能撑得上台面的也就那几家。

So I was also because the school had a lot of this entrepreneurial atmosphere. So I will learn how to write a city, come to America for an internship, and then have a sense of the technology industry. Before that, I actually haven't found the direction of life. When I was in high school, I didn't even know what I wanted to do in the future. So I chose this very comprehensive major, Management Engineering.

But because of the trend of the creative culture of the department, it gave me a new perspective. It made me interested in software engineering, code writing, and code writing. It directly changed my life. After that, it was because of the United States, which made me make a lot of money. It made me accumulate wealth faster than the average middle class. After graduating from Waterloo, I worked in Canada. Because I had to take PR and join the company, so I couldn't come to the United States directly.

But all the companies I worked for were basically American companies. Except for one company that was a professor at the University of Toronto, the rest were all American companies. Of course, I didn't make that much money in the US. But I was already pretty rich in Canada at that time. I remember when I was in Toronto to buy a house, the bankers thought it was ridiculous. Why can I make so much money when I'm so young?

In the following years, I actually started talking to the company directly, which is the standard of salary in the US stock market. Then they changed the US dollar into currency for me, because I was still in Canada at that time. So I once had a base of almost 300,000 currency. What is the concept of the base of 300,000 currency in Canada? If you go to Glassdoor, you can see that the CEO of Toronto, the CEO's salary is 130,000 to 370,000.

And the CEO's salary was only 220,000 Canadian dollars. And I had just graduated not long ago. I think if I could earn this kind of salary and money as a foreigner in Canada, it would be a lot more for me at that time. And this is not the part of the stock. After that, when I got my Canadian identity,

The first thing is to work in the US. This is also something I have always dreamed of doing. I am also very grateful to the United States for the openness of the technical talents. As long as you have the ability, they dare to pay. No matter where you come from, no matter your background, it will not be because I am Asian that my salary is lower than the average white American. The United States is a country that values personal ability. And if you don't know, Asians are the highest in all races in the US salary index.

So I'm very fortunate that I work in the technology industry in the United States. Because I know that there are too many engineers in this world. It's also a hard work to do the same thing. Even more tired and longer working hours. Like in Japan, but the salary is not even one-third of the United States.

After working from home, I can work from home every day.

I can even get a higher salary than the president or even higher. And if the company suddenly becomes a big hit, I can lie flat on the ground. These are only available in the US. For me, as an ordinary person, I can only get a little bit of money and make a lot of money. In comparison, there are too many competitors in many countries. And there is relatively little resources.

Which country in the world has a seed that can be used to raise $10 million? And I think the United States is the most popular foreign species in the world and also the least racist country Many people have a misunderstanding that America is racist That's because you've been in your own country all your life Going abroad is just a tourist attraction Of course, I was not racist But think about it from another angle

你觉得一个外国人,一个白人在亚洲, 纯靠自己后天的努力,能发达的有几个? 我们就看日本,中国,所有一线,最top的企业, 有哪一间公司的CEO是白人? 相对来说,美国这边像是Google的CEO, Sundar,跟Microsoft的Sadia, 这么重要的两大科技巨头的CEO,都是外来的人种。 换成是在中国,你觉得有可能,

Do you think Huawei will hire a white man to be the CEO? Do you think Sony and Toyota will hire a white man to be the CEO? Of course not. But these things can be achieved in the US. As long as you work hard, you have a chance to succeed. I think Elon Musk is a typical example. He is a native of South Africa. He came to Canada at the age of 17. He came to the US at the age of 26.

But his contribution to the entire system, to the United States, is the most able to reflect the spirit and value of the United States. Rocket, new energy, AI, he is already the world's richest man. He can lie on the beach in Hawaii. Why do you have to make yourself so tired, risk your life to participate in politics? It's a shame to be scolded and hated. Just because he thinks that the three-fifth American debt is the right thing, he wants to do the right thing, even if it's risking his life.

And during my time in Japan, I felt Japan was a very foreign country. They have many places that clearly state that they don't treat foreigners. I called to talk to them on the phone.

They said they don't accept foreigners' status on the phone Of course I totally understand this This is your country and you have your own rules I don't think this is a bad thing at all But in comparison, the United States will never encounter this kind of thing Can you imagine a restaurant outside with a sign saying "Answering white people to come in for dinner" This is just a night talk

But in many places in Asia, it's the same. And it's pretty normal. So I've always felt that the United States is what makes the world open, accepting and tolerant. And I'm also very grateful to the United States. Let me make money that I might not have imagined in the past. I may make money in this life. And not only the income from work. Also because I invested in the US S&P 500 companies and real estate. That's why I have freedom and choice today. So back to the message from the netizens. Although my life is limited, I don't want to stay in the US.

但是你不是我,每個人想要或是需要的東西都不一樣。 我還是會建議假如有機會的話可以來美國。 很多時候你需要的是一個體驗,一個環境,讓你的思維改變。 你身邊的人太重要了。 我如果沒有在矽谷工作過的話,我也不會有今天這樣的工作態度跟效率。 因為我就不會知道身為一個Founder,要怎麼樣做才有可能成功。 就算我知道這個理論,我也做不到,因為我沒有參與過。

I also don't have the experience of 0-1 because I don't know what 0-1 is. Listening to others talk and sharing experiences on the Internet is completely different from experiencing it yourself. I think I've experienced it and learned enough, so I choose to leave. But I sincerely thank you. Without the United States and Canada, I wouldn't be who I am today. I don't know what I want to do.

To be honest, I think it's probably just a waste of time. And the酸民 don't have to waste their time to force me. I'm not that great, so I choose to stay in the US and continue to contribute. I don't intend to become an American either. I'm just a selfish ordinary person. At different stages of life, I choose the path that is most beneficial to me. But if I have a child today, I will also send them to the US or Canada without thinking. Don't think about this. I hope they can experience what I've experienced. Then decide for yourself how to choose the next life. Okay, if you can't come to the US,

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I think the most important thing is the level of professionalism and user experience Because the amount of money is almost the same IB doesn't sponsor this video But if you want to choose for me I will choose IB If you use my link to register I will also get a little recommendation fee As for if you are still in the United States Until the end of March, which is the last five days Register MUMU and fill in 6888 You can get a free NVIDIA stock

plus 30 stocks that you can randomly pick up and 8.1% of cash interest. The deal for the money will be gone by the end of March. It's a pity that I can't take it. But this is only limited to the discount only available to the users of SSN in the US. The discount is similar to the discount for the Canadian and Australian users of Moomoo. I will put the link of IB and Moomoo in the information section below the video.

Alright, that's it for this video Hope this video is helpful to you If you agree with my point of view Remember to give me a thumbs up to let more people see it If you disagree, feel free to leave a comment below See you next time