Europeans have perceived the average American as rich,
self-made, and self-confident, able to improve social status by diligence,
know-how, and luck. The average American, for example, rises from rags to
riches, growing up poor and making it to the top as a respected individual.
Europeans see Americans as able to afford anything,
including a nice car, a beautiful home, and expensive entertainment. They are
not deeply concerned about illness and old age, medical care, or hospital
stays. Retirement funds are not necessary because Americans are rich. They are
independent, self-assured, and completely free. Money is not an issue, and “the
American Way
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