^ You're right about that. Although every educated American does (or at least
should) know metric and can do quick mental conversions, we prefer the tried-and-true Imperial system, along with the UK, Liberia, and Myanmar.
Still, it's a hell of a lot more fun to say that your town has a population of 7万 (pronounced
ban, like the last syllable of
Autobahn) rather than 70,000 or even 70K.
Finally broke down and turned on my A/C today after the thermostat read 82 degrees indoors. (Yes, I know, this is about 28°C). It was a little stuffy in my room during the meet, don't you think? Unfortunately it's going to be in the 80s every day now here, with nighttime temps struggling to get below 70. That's the worst part about living here. Give me Denmark's climate any day. Then I wouldn't fucking
need that A/C.

And least I'm not in India (not sure, does the average Indian home have A/C yet in 2019?)
Eric still did better on CI2 Sunday than I did last night. Best 5lap was a mid-1'07" (PR: 1'06"18) but I was mostly experimenting with various mud lake trajectories for a flap. I couldn't get past the low thirteens

PR is 12"82, not sure how many sub-13" laps I've gotten.
I think I'll be using my Japanese cartridge for PR attempts now so I won't ever get my records mixed up with those that were set at the ASC.
P.S. Drove a 1'06"xx this evening along with a 12"98 (three times, LOL). I guess there's a reason why my 1'06"18 / 12"82 is still my PR. I'll have to find another track to throw my spare time at, or just try CI2 again on PAL.
(EDIT: Got really close to both of my PRs on PAL but my hands are tired and need a rest. I saved the ghost of a 1'09"4x run that loses about half a second in the final lap, so when I'm up for CI2 again, I'll have something to go by-- important on a course where your speed can very so much from lap to lap)