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  • I'm not a big fan of eating things presented as a smear on the plate.

    It looks beautiful, but when it's smeared like that, it makes me think less food and more skidmark, lol

  • I think Americans tend to be more sensitive about this, but Canadians (at least in the Toronto area) tend to me more open to this.

    I guess it's different when you're the only minority in town, compared to other scenarios where most people are white.

  • Spelling it "would of" is like spelling "Hello" as "Hell Oh"

  • The elevator one seems pretty universal, but "ope" is regional.

    These kinds of social norms aren't universal.

    One that I wish were more universal would be standing on the right when using an escalator, and leaving the left side for walking.

  • I don't think "of" has anything to do with an accent.

    They're probably thinking of 've (as in "Would've"). That's not the same as "of".

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  • What about (the thankfully deceased) Ian Watkins?

  • Every woman I have ever dated is a boxed mac and cheese originalist. They want it according to manufacturer's instructions, no doctoring. Eventually they would demand just once cook it the "proper" way.

    I've never had a complaint when making it according to directions, then shredding some old cheddar on top while it's still warm and mixing that in! Lol

  • I don't think they're saying I'd of, but are instead saying "I'd've".

    In written text, I don't think it's anything more than a spelling mistake. Call me back when respectable dictionaries have "of" listed as a verb, though! Haha

  • Hah! This is the best answer, lol

  • Probably, but "of" is not short for "have"

  • God damn.

    I mean, God bless America?...

  • The impression I got is that she was "internet famous" as DoorDash Grandma already

  • Where would apparently be pulled out from?

  • Given the US Constitution, no US citizen should need a VPN to do that.

  • I'd of told my kid

    What does it mean to "of tell" someone something?

  • Unless you're the last human alive (and don't car about animals), this shouldn't happen.

    Even as you get older, you should care about other people. Arguably, you should care about people you don't even know too!

  • The deaths can be directly observed and also allow for post-mortem examination.

    Have you done this?

  • Good point! I hope that's always the case.

  • Pricing in the loss only makes sense if it recovered any of the losses.

    Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean, but I don't think that's true. They raise prices to account for the fact that they will not receive any money and lose out on what they paid for some percentage of the items.

    And if it did, I'm pretty sure they would've already done it regardless of whether there's any loss since it would just be pure profit in its absence.

    Not necessarily. Not if they're trying to beat a competitor's price, for instance.