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Portugal, Chile, Denmark mandate over 20, and many others as well, I can't list them all here. The US mandates zero, that's nationally. America only mandates 12 work weeks of unpaid leave for the birth of a child and the care of a newborn. But these 12 work weeks of unpaid leave only applies to workers in companies with over 50 or more workers.

Most of Europe, North America, Canada, Mexico, US, Brazil, Chile, Mongolia, Australia, New Zealand, and a few others. Egypt actually got rid of it and then brought it back, and about half the world used to observe daylight savings. Just a third does now. So miserable, isn't it? Miss me with the, "Oh, an extra hour of sleep."

So the Inkans, they controlled a huge empire that ran from Columbia all the way down to Chile, tons of elevation of course, and they had really sophisticated road system. So about 25,000 miles is what's estimated at that point, pre-Columbian era, like 1400 that say they think it was the most sophisticated row in more than anything that existed in Europe, even the Middle East.