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So I'm curious to hear from the both of you. If given the opportunity, would you move away from the U.S. and live somewhere else?

I think it would be interesting to live temporarily in another country, but I think I would

most likely always come back to the U.S.

I definitely would live someplace else if given the opportunity.

Absolutely no problem.

I think there's a part of me that's like, let's blow this popsicle stand.

Sachi, same question to you, though I know you already moved from Canada to New York.

Yeah, I came here on purpose.

Like, what am I going to do?

Go back to Canada?

They don't want me either.

I'll tell you that.

Have you ever thought about leaving the U.S.?

Starting over somewhere else?

Maybe living the Hugua lifestyle

in Denmark, or soaking up the sun in Costa Rica. I definitely have. And according to Gallup,

a surprising number of other women are considering it as well. According to a poll released in

November, 40% of women between the ages of 18 and 44 said they'd moved to another country permanently

if they had the chance. That's four times higher than it was a decade ago. And this sentiment

among women is unique to the U.S. Only 19% of men in the same age group say they'd move. And Gallup says no other country has ever had that big of a gap on this question between younger men and younger women.

But what's behind young women's willingness to imagine life elsewhere?

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