The View hosts tossed around the idea of moving overseas.

While discussing a recent United Nations-sponsored index that ranks countries according to how happy their citizens are and that named Finland the happiest, The View co-host Sunny Hostin suggested Finns are happier than Americans due to living more care-free because of policies that include free healthcare and a year of maternity leave.

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“All those life stresses that we worry about, like, ‘How am I gonna pay for my kids’ school? How am I gonna pay for my house? How am I gonna do this?’” Hostin noted during the recent broadcast. “They don’t have it! They’re just hanging out!”

While co-host Joy Behar pointed to higher taxes, she and Hostin pointed out how unhappy Americans seem to be.

“Maybe if you lived in Florida, you would be upset 24 hours a day, too,” co-host Ana Navarro said.

“Time to move,” Behar said in response.

Navarro said she was considering applying for the chance to win a Finnish luxury vacation but thought better of it after realizing the country’s lack of Cuban representation.

“I’m not sure I could pass as an inner Finn,” Navarro said. “I went online and tried to see Cuban restaurants in Finland.”

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Navarro gestured there were zero.

“I’m telling you right now, pickled herring ain’t going to do it for me,” she added.