>>28342680
>distributing alcohol
back then people were homebrewing most beer.

>>28342806
it depends. government industries use metric, but private companies mostly don't. this has caused problems before. SpaceX learnt this the hard way when they first got started, because they assumed it would all be in metric and geared up their production for metric only for all their aerospace contractors to give them blank stares when they tried to commission parts. They had to switch to imperial. curiously, the foreign contractors who hire our industries to build ships and planes for them also have to work in imperial because the likes of General Dynamics and McDonnell-Douglas do not give a fuck what the rest of the world uses.

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How can you call it "mileage" if you won't use miles as a measure of distance?