Even 10 second kettle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDLw1Rx_cAI

(In 2014 they were still in the EU)

No fair because you also have the 240V outlets :(

You can have 240V outlets too... at least, a lot of woodworkers seem to install them in their garages. Are they legal in the kitchen?

Yes, but it's hard to find the 240V appliances here except for clothes dryers, ovens, or built-in ranges/cooktops. Since a full induction cooktop is very expensive, most people who have induction will have a single portable hob.

The 220-240v alone is already a huge time saver. 110-120v is just not kettle friendly.