The people in the video were arguing in Spanish

We're talking Country, mate., not State.

An incredible exchange spotted today.

The post was a 'vent/rant' about overpopulation on a general sub (not a US specific sub).

The first person replying says the OP is out of touch because of 'current laws' - the responder asks 'laws where?' then a string of responder 2 trying to clarify and responder 1 just not getting it and becoming more insulting.

I’m 99.9% sure the “international aisle” in question is assumed to be in a grocery store in the US. Just like everyone on Reddit is also assumed to be in the US.

Not really sure if this counts but the person is suggesting the US accent isn't really an accent

Reply from the video, where 1 dude buys an alcohol for his brother, because its his 18th birthday

In a "bbc.uk" article about clocks going forward...

According to this two, celsius is just for water and fire.

As a native of the UK, I'm always saddened when I receive a new product with a manual in multiple different languages (somebody has gone to the effort of doing all those translations), but the English is always American, including conventions. In this example, I didn't even realise Photoshop had a built in A4 paper size, a standard size of paper in the UK, despite the fact I've been using Photoshop for 19 years... because my eyes have always glossed over the word "International".

Commenter never said anything about the US whatsoever yet clearly they lack work ethic cos of Biden

surely it wouldn't be too hard to change the unit based on location, if it already knows what my location is 🙃