Name the top 10 most expensive cities to live in the U.S. (50% of income should go to necessities (food, electricity), 30% to wants but not strictly needs (coffee, snacks, cloths), and 20% to savings, then added up the cost of necessities in each of these cities, defining necessities as average rent of a one-bedroom apartment plus estimated costs for transportation, groceries, utilities, and health insurance.)
Start by naming any country that France borders. Then name any country that borders any of those countries. Then keep going until there are no more countries left to name.