darkonark t1_jd4jj72 wrote
Been to Canada a few times. Every border crossing that I've seen has a large, purposefully-difficult-to-miss sign mentioning that they post speeds and distances in km.
VelvetyPenus t1_jd8m594 wrote
Doesn't mean you know what a kilometer is. China posts street and subway signs in both Chinese and English.
DivineCryptographer t1_jd8qt5b wrote
That would imply the US should be posting their speedlimits in both mph and kmh, since the rest of the world barely uses mph, just like how most of the world doesn’t speak Chinese…
darkonark t1_jd8rduf wrote
That is not Canada's problem, that is the driver's problem. In Canada most everything is in both English and French.
zombienudist t1_jd9nxkr wrote
I mean it isn't like we don't put up signs to be good helpful neighbours.
zombienudist t1_jd9nszl wrote
Don't worry us Canadians know you can't figure out how to use a cell phone to do the conversion, so we put up helpful signs for you.
https://i.imgur.com/tw49sGT.jpg
Seriously though if your excuse is you can't figure out what a kilometer is we don't want you here anyway.
VelvetyPenus t1_jdcz8jb wrote
maple syrup sucks.
zombienudist t1_jdd33ja wrote
ohhhhh what a burn. You are making Vermont sad.
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