In retrospect, would you move again to Turkey?

Well it is normal that restaurant, bar and hotel staff is hospital, because that is their business. However for the rest...
Administration is from the middle ages, complicated and it takes long time. For everything in Turkey you probably need a notarized copy of your passport. You cant use your imported mobile phone because it gets blocked after some weeks. Arranging telephone/Internet/gas/electricity correctly takes weeks. Service staff is unwilling to understand or admit their own mistakes (it took month to clarify that I am not responsible for the electricity bill of someone living in my flat before me). Gas Company recorded the wrong counter. Interned didnt work for weeks. Think about the traffic: People behaving as they are alone on the road. They dont respect any traffic rules, I see accidents mostly every day. People are overtaking on the right side, using the emergency lane on the highways and even driving in the reverse gear on the highway, and they always think they are right in everything. Saw several times people beating each other up after an accident. For the sixth time now, some guy drove into my car, told me the scratches he caused are nothing and drove away. 50% of my mail got lost or severly damaged, so that I rearranged everything to be send to my homecountry. Every day people dont speak a word of English/German/French or Spanish. Taxi drivers cant identify my address. People cut lanes all the time. Food gets boring after some weeks. And so on. In the end you have to fight for everything, for me the people are quite rude. So I am happy to leave this year...