And a different first name is implied. Lots of people have my last name and even the wives rare maiden name has at least half a dozen instances in N. America

Lets be real, not everyone is wealthy. Some of us have cheap plans with little support and old phones. Swapping a sim is way easier then posting to a forum looking for a method to move an eSIM to a different phone and those same people don't travel.
It's a K shaped economy with 80% of people falling behind and trying to save money so just because for the 20% eSIM's are great doesn't mean that no one benefits from regular sim cards.

If my phone dies, pop out the sim and put it in my old phone and continue on. When my wife is having problems and we're not sure if her phone or carrier, swap sims and test (it was the carrier). When her battery weirdly died, swap out her sim into my spare and continue on.
It's not worth having a more breakable, I mean thinner phone to lose the sim tray.

You had a movie that recommended fucking yourself in every hole and named it Team America? Americans aren't usually that insightful.

Around here and I assume everywhere, when the lights go out, traffic is supposed to fall back to the 4 way stop procedure. First come has right of way, when more then one, the vehicle to the right has the right away. Hopefully these cars have been programmed for 4 way stops. Or perhaps they don't exist in California.

Wives radio/alarm clock died, replaced with another $20 one. It is surprisingly complicated to do anything with it as it only has a couple of buttons and had to keep the instructions and refer to them to do basic things like set the time or tune in a station. Fucking volume is also in discrete steps and too low or too high.
At least could add a button battery to it and it has survived a couple of power outages without losing time. The old one took a 9v battery and kept terrible time without the 60Hz signal. Fine for a short outage but sometimes the power is out for 12 hours+.

Except England is one small data point in a large Earth. All it takes is a small change in a certain ocean current to create a large change there.

Quickly in that case is closer to a million years then 100 years.

Evolution doesn't care about anything. Gene survival is more likely with family around instead of dead and gene survival is what is selected for.

No, he is acting like a dictator. I have a King, he's job is to sign papers that are put in front of him. He can also advise, counsel and warn about those papers but at the end of the day, he signs.
The tradition for a King who acts like a dictator is to remove his head, though for the last 300 plus years, simply removing him from the throne or in one case, declaring him unfit, has been standard.
The King Reigns, Parliament Rules.

Canada's population is dropping due to limits on immigration. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politi...
Rents have also been dropping, though still too high. https://globalnews.ca/news/114...
One thing Trump has done is driven a lot of healthcare workers to move north. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...

What is more nerdy then spelling?

Also the Quebecois and various 1st nations would be quite pissed at the idea they're British

We don't have British Monarchs on our currency, we have Canadian Monarchs on our currency. King Charles III, King of Canada, not King Charles III, King of England, a separate legal entity.

Wasn't too long ago that the war with our neighbour Denmark was settled. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
There's also Saint Pierre and Miquelon, our French neighbours who are only 10 or 19 km's away from Canada, with the 19 km the distance to Newfoundland and Labrador.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...