Tom, did you miss to convert imperial units into metric? DISAPPOINTED!<br>:D,(reply>), Well, there's more to it than that. If I had it my way the US would convert to the metric system fully, but the US is huge and it'd cost probably billions of taxpayer money to change every speed limit sign, every speedometer, every directional sign, every map, every sign on the road, and more. Even so, the US understands and uses the metric system like you said. It's used in international affairs anyway.,(reply>), this the dictatorship of democracy - the majority tell the minority what to do :D a perfect example how the vast population contempt the user of the imperial system. still, they deserve it, hahaha,(reply>), Murr <br>That's because 95% of people on the planet don't live in Myanmar, Liberia, or the United States. Therefore, the vast majority of people don't use outdated units of measurement. <br>It's annoying to have to calculate fractions of 25.4 mm (1 inch), 453.59237 g (1 pound), and 28.4130625 L (1 fluid ounce) entirely because a small number of people are stuck in the past and can't be bothered to use the same units of measurement as the rest of the world. <br>It's even more annoying when you consider the fact that the old medieval units are now standardised using the metric system. That means that even the imperial system uses the metric system.,(reply>), Why is there always this comment on every video.,(reply>), ROFL