I just got laid off and I have $3 million in the bank - which international city should I move to?
Briefly

The article discusses an amusing instance of Americans' misunderstanding of geography, focusing on a Reddit inquiry from a man named Roberto seeking advice on relocating to a foreign city after a job loss. Despite his criteria for a safe, Spanish or French-speaking location within a 10-hour flight of San Francisco, Redditors predominantly suggested locations such as Southern Spain and Marseille, both of which are over 13 hours away, while overlooking closer and more affordable options like Panama City, Panama.
The majority of Redditors recommended Southern Spain, despite it being at least 15 hours away from San Francisco, highlighting a curious relationship Americans have with geography.
Although Panama City, Panama is only a seven-hour flight from San Francisco, Redditors overlooked it in favor of far-off locations like Southern Spain and Marseille.
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