But “the rest of the world” has good metric

The US is known for the clean city streets and good access to free public toilets, after all.

Why is it 20 now, it used to be 15?

I'm an American. I was born here. I'm used to the taxes and the tipping and all of that stuff.

I don't find it confusing, sure. But I'm also used to it.

But as an analogy, imagine that the posted speed limit wasn't the actual speed limit. Well, in fact, it sort of works like that because you can usually but not always go 5 to 10 mph over.

But let's say that it was a little confusing. That it was more like 20%. Or it depended on some sort of. I don't know how to make this analogy work, but maybe sometimes it was 20%, sometimes it was 25%, sometimes it was 15%. The point is that having to calculate that all of a sudden when you never have before is difficult and a pain in the ass.

And if you come from a country with a speed limit, is the speed limit or it's like always like five over would be safe or something like that. This percent thing is bullshit to you because you've never had to deal with this stupidity before. Doesn't matter that the natives have no worries about it, this is weird and different and bullshit and there's no good reason for it.

Not the greatest analogy, but if you try and use it to you know get an idea of how they feel about it. I hope it helps a little bit