Reminds me of trying to understand Indians (dot, not feather) they always pronounce "H" like "haych." This area has become "Little India" so we have to deal with many Indian customers. Worse, so many large companies have customer service outsourced to India and having to try to figure out what they are saying is too much. On the other hand, we stayed in a motel that had American Indian (feather, not dot) maids instead of Mexicans. It was great being able to understand them completely--and the greeted us warmly in English. One had a "Support our Troops" shirt on--felt like we were in America!
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Not bad,but reminiscent of Monty Python and the Holy Grail--at the bridge.
"You must answer me these questions three."
One of the funniest twists in comic history.
--GRA
In all honesty,that's how blacks shoot each other--grammar aside.
--GRA
Reminds me of trying to understand Indians (dot, not feather) they always pronounce "H" like "haych." This area has become "Little India" so we have to deal with many Indian customers. Worse, so many large companies have customer service outsourced to India and having to try to figure out what they are saying is too much.
On the other hand, we stayed in a motel that had American Indian (feather, not dot) maids instead of Mexicans. It was great being able to understand them completely--and the greeted us warmly in English. One had a "Support our Troops" shirt on--felt like we were in America!
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