Serious question: What can I do in El Salvador that I can't do in the United States? Conversely, what can't I do?

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 In El Salvador, one can operate many business types with nominal regulatory costs and processes compared to the US.

On the flip side, guns and weed are strictly regulated and possession would carry stiff penalties.