

I just went to the emergency room today (in Canada). I had slipped on ice and my knee was too painful to walk.
Arrive at 9:00 am. Small town, no charge for parking at the hospital.
Go into the emergency department, no one waiting there. I take a number, it’s #2.
Five minutes later, I’m with the triage nurse. She decides I should have an X-ray before seeing the doctor. That takes 30 minutes.
Wait 15 minutes for the doctor, she stays that nothing is torn or broken, I just have a sprain. Gives me a knee brace and prescription for an anti-inflammatory.
Walk out 90 minutes after I arrived. Total cost: $0.00 (plus $2.85 to fill the prescription).








Sadly, the US system is not the same as imperial. As far as I know the main difference is the gallon.
1 gal. Imp. = 1.201 gal. U.S.
I also hate having lb.f. and lb.m (pounds force and pounds mass), which have different units and at sea level are different by a factor of about 32).