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This is hilarious to me.
"We've got 7.9 septillion addresses to play with in each of our v6/32 LIR allocations... if we follow the standard and give each customer a whole network prefix, that caps us at 4 billion customers per LIR! Nonsense, let's just give every household a single v6 address."
It's like these people don't understand what IPv6 is for.
Almost as annoying is if they give you a single /64. Here's an absurd amount of IPs but you only get one subnet. Thankfully, I've had nothing smaller than a /56.