Actually, in Hungary (at least when I was a kid) they thought us, pedestrians, to use the left side, although this was more important when there was no sidewalk. The reason is, drivers might not see pedestrians very well, especially at night, but pedestrians do have a higher chance to see cars, as cars are usually illuminated. The pedestrian is facing forward, so it’s easy to see and react when a car is coming. But from behind? They’ll pass on the right side of the road, so there should be plenty of clearance.

And I was legit surprised when I moved to Germany, pedestrians here are using the right side.

There are no bugs, just happy little features.

I know someone who has the same name as her mother, and her grandmother. They all lived in the same household. Imagine, you call her name and all three of them listen.

I never understood this practice in general, regardless of gender. There are so many possibilities, sure it takes some creativity, but it’s not that hard, come on.

“You could almost make it look like what happened with Berlin after world war two, when you had a Russian zone, a French zone and a British zone,”

Except that during those times the aggressor was split into zones.

I don’t think capitalism has anything to do with this, especially in Germany.

It’s pure lack of education and common sense.

What did these people smoke?! Seriously! Especially in light of what’s been happening in the US. Like there’s a scandal for every day since that idiot stepped into power; how can the nazis get even more popular? Or what kind of poll was that? One made by Russia?

Rhetorical question, it’s one of those things in life I’ll never understand.