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A few months ago, I received a phone call from a legitimate polling organization. Unlike the way that I react to unsolicited sales calls, I will usually try to help people who are conducting a legitimate poll.
This poll had to do with local newspapers, and the young woman was very pleasant, albeit a bit unpolished. One of her questions had to do with a newspaper with which I was not familiar, so I had to ask her to repeat its name several times. The name that she gave me just didn't seem familiar, and it certainly didn't seem to make sense.
After she had repeated something that sounded like "messenger gazetty" several times, I finally realized that she was referring to a low-circulation regional weekly--The Messenger-Gazette.
Yes, this young woman had apparently never before encountered the word "gazette", and thought that it was pronounced as "gazetty".
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Yesterday we had something delivered to the memory care center in which my mother in law is living. The girl from the office called and said, "So...we're delivering this to Oak Hills Ter-RASS, right?"
It's Oak Hills Terrace. I guess she has no idea what a terrace is, though in her defense, I can't quite figure out why the memory care center claims to be a terrace on a hill of oaks. The whole name is sort of a sham, but at least I do know what a terrace is SUPPOSED to be.
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