I originally interpreted his phrasing the same way as you, but I think it&#x27;s a bracketing thing:<p>&gt; This doesn&#x27;t happen in countries unlike the US where &quot;jaywalking&quot; is not a crime or even a concept.<p>I think it should be &quot;This doesn&#x27;t happen in (countries unlike the US) where &quot;jaywalking&quot; is not a crime of even a concept&quot; rather than how I initially read it &quot;This doesn&#x27;t happen in countries unlike (the US where &quot;jaywalking is not a crime or even a concept.)&quot;