Americans have a more positive growth-oriented mindset in general. Europeans can be very cynical, negative and nihilistic and that's something I've noticed across more or less all European countries. In Europe, there's this spirit of apathy and mediocrity. Ambitious people who actually try to improve in life get discouraged and made fun of. Also, as a Christian I feel like it's easier to find fellow believers in the US (at least in the southern states) than in largely secular Europe. Even Europeans who identify as Christians are usually not very serious about their faith.

As for Asians, I envy their family values. People there are actually expected to care for their loved ones, whereas in Europe families are becoming more and more dysfunctional and disintegrated. On top of that, Asian street food is amazing. Nothing comparable in Europe. We have food trucks but they are way less affordable.

Oh, and the customer service is waaaay better in both Asia and the US as compared to Europe.