Why I Hated Living In England

Daniel says England felt unsuitable because he was 5'7–5'8", found English women unattractive, and felt racially treated as foreign. Refusing workplace tea-making led to termination; later he rejected petrol-station drink- rounds, viewing reciprocal hospitality as unwanted obligation. He criticizes handshakes, old buildings, hourly trains, ticketing failures, and fines; he admits evading penalties with false addresses.

Autonomy and outsider feelings are framed as enduring reasons for leaving England and preferring Japan.