What's America Like to Live in?

I know life in Bulgaria and England. In Bulgaria the countryside is beautiful, and makes your heart feel floaty, and the food is so good too. In cities like Sofia people are kind of blunt but in the countryside they're warm, and it's cheaper to buy land. Fruit and vegetables are of the best quality, especially tomatoes, and the architecture in Sofia is cool too, with Eastern Orthodox influences and pretty parks. The Paradise mall has literally everything to do. However, the pavements are super bumpy and infrastructure isn't the best. Winters and summers are extreme polar opposites, which is a plus for some and a minus for others. I like how there are still celebrated traditions everywhere like Baba Marta, and old style music. Many don't drink the tap water in the capital, but Vitosha has really clean drinking water, which is basically in Sofia.
England for me is greyer if that makes sense. People are polite but keep to themselves, unless you're in the North, where they're really friendly. The quality of fruit and vegetables is definitely not as good. The infrastructure is pretty good, the school systems, drinking water, hospitals, and well built streets. London is super interesting but expensive to purchase items and food, and the rate of violent crime has increased by a lot recently, which is sad. The countryside isn't as dramatic, and the seasons are pretty much all mild and grey, there are rarely ever extreme temperatures. But Wales and the North of England have really beautiful countryside, some rolling, some mountainous, some serene and flowered. The villages are fairytale like.
I haven't been to the countries that you mention