What is a “ZED”?
Not only is the United States the last global hold-out for using the metric system, it appears that it is also the only English-speaking country in the world which refers to the last letter in the alphabet as “zee.” In Canada, Great Britain, and most other English-speaking countries, the last letter in the alphabet is called “zed.” Now you know!
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