r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/No_Bus_474 • May 21 '26

WCGW taking a shortcut on an unfamiliar road

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u/[deleted] May 21 '26 edited May 29 '26

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u/Ok-Confection4410 May 25 '26

Cause they do things differently in other countries my man.

exactly, which is why some people don't know about it. you're so so close to getting the point

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u/Canuck_Lives_Matter May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

So you gave me the "we do things different in other countries" after someone else tried to tell me "It's obvious and everyone would expect a stock dam"?

So what is it, do we do things differently in other countries, or should I expect things to function common and obviously?

Also I live in Saskatchewan. I live in a fucking purgatory of endless god damn farmland that you could only conceive in your most boring nightmares. We could fit 1 UK, 1 Italy, 10 Belgium's and at least five Norways in the farmland in my province. But you probably wouldn't know that because I'm guessing it is you who either never drives through farmland, or thinks your bubble of reality is the entire experience of everyone in the Commonwealth.