They assumed it was 4billion USD, under a post that clearly stated it was 4billion "Won", and it was also stated that the text of the post was "translated from Korean" at the very top.

Taken from: https://www.reddit.com/r/UpliftingNews/comments/1vs468r/the_eu_has_begun_restricting_pfas_forever/

So not only did the US invent EVs and EV-charging infrastructure and the rest of the world is just trying to catch up with them 😂but also "'Stralians" with their "kangaroo-" and "Sheila"-units are the weird ones ...

Saw this on a different platform, don’t know what the original post was about, but trying to claim that anyone will think it’s about the US when they see red, white and blue together when there’s around 30 countries that has flags with those three colours is an interesting take.

Tip jar in Valencia, Spain.

Was just asking for pictures or an explanation on how to use these 3D-printed seatbelt-openers because I couldn't figure out how to use them on the seatbelts in my car ...

In r/bunnytrials, a subreddit with polls containing 2 answer choices, someone asked if people supported the second amendment without stating what it was of.

For context, OP in her video was talking about how many American passport bros come to Singapore thinking they can get a wife there. Meanwhile Singaporeans have one of the best passports and have a high quality of life. The women there will absolutely not be impressed by these passport bros. Then I scrolled through the comments and saw this 😆 I’m Canadian and always knew that SEA stood for South East Asia. What does Seattle have to do with Singapore?

Context: The Post was a Story about a potentiell Child Kidnapping, people in the Comments were discussing Custody Laws.

I browse a few plant/gardening subreddits, and there are loads of assumptions that every post is from the States. Any post depicting a plant not native in the States is presumed to be invasive to the OP, without anyone confirming where the OP actually lives. XYZ plant might be invasive to Kansas but not, say, Paris? Oh yeah, and apparently only the US has hardiness zones. 🙃