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Grass between a street and sidewalk. Never heard of such a thing.
I was amused at the drive up liquor store question. I have never heard of those. I'm not sure what states those at in either but it sounds like a horrible idea lol!
I was amused at the drive up liquor store question. I have never heard of those. I'm not sure what states those at in either but it sounds like a horrible idea lol!
I know that there are drive-through liquor stores in Pennsylvania but I've never been to one and have no clue how they operate / what they're called.
It's accurate if you think carefully about the questions and answer it how you actually say things, not how you think you say them. This can be tricky because when you read a word, the pronunciation in your head might be different than what comes out your mouth. I had this issue with the Mary, marry and merry question. I had to take a few minutes to think about how I really pronounce the words.
Again for me completely inaccurate and that might be because I spent part of my childhood overseas (2 years in England and then in countries where English was not the first language). So it is possible I absorbed other pronunciations not typical to the places that I have lived in the USA.
New York, Newark/Paterson, Yonkers. No surprise there. Least similar to Des Moines, Salt Lake City and Spokane. And they didn't even ask the strongest marker of being from the NYC area on Joshua Katz's survey. (Do you stand "on line" [NYC] or "in line" [everywhere else]?)
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