I think that an expectation of global standards is unrealistic. When you arrive in a new city, you have to learn plenty of things like where things are, how to

I think that an expectation of global standards is unrealistic. When you arrive in a new city, you have to learn plenty of things like where things are, how to get around, and what laws differ. I don't think that asking people to figure out what should go in which bin in the city you just moved to (an event that typically occurs annually at most and a question that takes a few minutes of Googling to answer) is excessive; it's just part of the new city learning curve.