American here. No idea. Either DD/MM/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD are more logical, but here we are. When naming/renaming files and including a date in the name, I’ll usually do YYYYMMDD format somewhere. If I’m emailing/texting others, I use MM/DD/YYYY.

Fun little story, the department I work in recently began to work with some people over in the UK, and even though I brought up the date format differences, we’ve already had someone of gett the month and day flipped and it caused some confusion on our end.

Nah nah nah, rollerblade path. No need for a rollerblade lane of there are no bikes.

Right? Like does that asshole also purchase groceries for his roommate, or is it just a one way street?

Had me in the first half