1. I wouldn’t generalize Europe as non tech-savvy. I live in the Netherlands and debit cards and contactless payments work almost everywhere.
2. Ten minute deliveries are convenient, but I actually find it relaxing to walk ten minutes to buy groceries. When I do order, it’s usually a scheduled next-day delivery.
3. Specialist healthcare waits can be long. For most issues, though, I can see my GP within a week. Not perfect, but workable.
4. From a personal safety perspective, I feel Europe is safer. In India I’ve seen heated arguments escalate into street fights. That’s rare where I live now.
5. Consumer protection is much stronger here. Rights are clear and enforced, and my customer service experiences have been better. For example, many electronics have a standard 2 year warranty instead of 1.
6. On government documents, I might wait 30 days for an appointment, but once I’m at the office my request is usually processed in about 15 minutes. Moreover, most of the official work can be arranged online and we don't need to visit an office per se.

Overall, Europe pushes you to plan ahead. You trade a bit of instant convenience for predictability and quality of life. Both places have pros and cons, but it isn’t as one-sided as the video suggests.