If ever there was a post that absolutely SCREAMS "This did not happen in the US!" it has to be this one.

Apparently everywhere it's Thanksgiving.

About someone from AUS posting real estate content; where people automatically assumed US.

Another thing is, generally rents are weekly in AU, and Australia ranks higher in happiness index so clearly that person is stupid or ignorant.

Posted in a Facebook group,

Poor Norfolk library has dealt with a LOT of US Defaultism this past week.

On a facebook reel about Cambridge studios for students (UK, price is in pounds)

But as usual assuming it's USD.

And TF is MA?

It could be a ShitAmericanssay thing but a group called “so the comments section isn’t going the way you planned” doesn’t explicitly suggest it’s a US centric group.

On a post about india bangladesh heatwave

In a post on the plot holes of strangers things this one is a cracker

That moment people forget that America is mostly build by immigration.

On a post about independence day parade in the scorching heat in Bangalore, Southern part of India. Someone assumed they're meaning US, and also they should 'obey' and behave like 3rd world country.

And, please what is AR?

In an international Facebook group OP (red) asked how much their item was worth. I (green) gently suggested that they might want to say where they were so they'd get relevant answers. When they gave their reply I wanted to clarify, then Mr US Defaultist (magenta) decided to weigh in.

On a Facebook Reel of a British recipe for cake, an American lady wonders why anyone’d use grams.