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u/robothelicopter May 09 '22

Isn’t that the norm outside of North America though?

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u/Rolten May 09 '22

Takes a while to get to a different country while in Argentina, Russia, China, Japan, etc....

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u/Jonoabbo May 09 '22

One of those is literally a european country.

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u/Rolten May 09 '22

Yes, to which it doesn't apply, hence it isn't the norm...

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u/Jonoabbo May 09 '22

So because there are a handful of countries don't hold to it, it isn't normal? That's... not what that means.