What do you miss most about the UK when abroad?

Lived in the UK for nearly 12 years and have moved “home” now to the US. My God, I miss so much of the UK it physically hurts at times (even though in the moment some of the things I miss now I couldn’t stand 🤣) -I miss the sense of community. We could walk to our children’s school 20 seconds from our house. Our neighbors always spoke to us. We could walk to our local pubs, to the dentist, fish n chip shop, local Sainsburys etc. I felt *connected* to where I lived. Now in the US I have to drive at least 15 min to do anything. I can’t just “pop to the shops”. -I miss the predictability of everything. No matter where I went I knew there was always a cafe with the same standard menu (hated it at the time)- but I knew I could always get a jacket potato or warm cup of soup with crusty bread somewhere. Anywhere across the country lol. Also knowing a birthday party was about to end because the cake was cut and you were thrust a piece of cake in a napkin 🤣 -I do miss some of the food. Proper chips, gorgeous bistro meals. Eating out felt like more of an experience compared to the quick pace here and trying to get as many tables sat as possible on rotation.  -I realize I’m talking a lot about food. I miss being able to run into tesco, M&S or sainsburys and grab a sandwich on the way to work. None of our gas stations here have quality, nice “grab and go” stuff. It’s all shit, processed garbage. -I miss the rules of the road. Yeah you had a few assholes who liked to drive up your backside occasionally, but people in the states are terrible, aggressive drivers and no one follows speed limits or rules. I felt much safer driving in England. -I miss the beauty and the variety of the landscape. The coastline, the Lakes, the countryside…so. Much. Beauty. And fairly drivable from one place to the next.  -I miss how everything felt like an experience. Perhaps because I was an “outside” from abroad. But everything felt like it had its place and routine and purpose. Go to the cinema? Get pick n mix. Weekend? Order in a Chinese or Indian. Culture, culture, culture which strangely I fail to identify what exactly the culture of the US is. There’s a lot of things I don’t miss as well. Maybe I’ll make a list sometime 🤣 I’ve been back in the states a few months and will always feel an ache for the UK. Some great people, great places and amazing community.