Speaker 1: Unholy on l A's number one hit music station. Uh
Speaker 1: call I one of choose getting those Clippers tickets to
Speaker 1: go see them play the Spurs. So this was last
Speaker 1: week on Friday. If you were here, you'll remember this.
Speaker 1: If not, follow me here. We stumbled into the different
Speaker 1: pronunciations of words that we have said one million times
Speaker 1: on this show. And it's funny how sometimes things just
Speaker 1: strike you or they stand out to you, like forever Tony,
Speaker 1: when you said both, that stands out both, right? Um?
Speaker 1: When I say wolf, it's it's like it stands out wolves, wolves, right, wolf, wolf, wolf, wolf, wolf.
Speaker 1: It's a wolf, it's a wolf, wolf, wolf, it's a wolf. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's both, it's a wolf. How do you wait? You
Speaker 1: say the animal name wolf, wolf? Say together? Both the
Speaker 1: people go together, they do what they go together? Both
Speaker 1: both both and wolf both. You also say umbrella, umbrella, umbrella.
Speaker 1: What do you say umbrella? It's an umbrella's umbrella. Okay.
Speaker 1: When he first said it, he said, um, umbrella, my uumbrella. Sydney,
Speaker 1: you said earlier, how to go? How'd it go? How'd
Speaker 1: it go? How to go? How to go? Instead of
Speaker 1: had to go? You had to go to go? How
Speaker 1: to go? You know what, when you gotta go, you
Speaker 1: gotta go. How do you how to go? I don't
Speaker 1: know how did how did it go? I had to go?
Speaker 1: I don't know what you said. So anyway, we got
Speaker 1: into this and we rabbit hold it grocery. I say grocery,
Speaker 1: Sisney and Tony say grocery store. Well, guess what Harvard
Speaker 1: is chimed in? What does Harvard? No, don't ask that
Speaker 1: they know at all. They did a dialect survey just
Speaker 1: for us, and the survey found out of Americans say
Speaker 1: grocery and say grocery, so it's almost an't even split.
Speaker 1: But look heavily in the East and Midwest they say grocery.
Speaker 1: So it is the East coast west coast thing because
Speaker 1: I grew up on the East coast in Georgia, and
Speaker 1: we say grocery. All right, Then yesterday we got into garage.
Speaker 1: Do you say garage garage? No, it's garage. Well of
Speaker 1: Americans say garage, say garage and used them both. So
Speaker 1: here's some other things that foundasting. How do you say
Speaker 1: the stuff that you put on pancakes? Syrup, syrup, syrup,
Speaker 1: syrupy syrup, maple syrup, syrup. So Sysney says syrup. You
Speaker 1: say syrup. Oh my god, this is the best ever.
Speaker 1: What is it? It's syrup syrup. People in America say syrup,
Speaker 1: say syrup, and team percent say syrup percent syrup. I
Speaker 1: have to think so hard to say syrup syrup. All right?
Speaker 1: Did you say there's another one that salted ice cream flavor?
Speaker 1: Oh the tan? No caramel? Caramel caramel? You say caramel caramel. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I definitely caramel. Sus caramel, tana caramel, Caramelt of Americans
Speaker 1: say caramel, caramel, caramel, caramel, say both. How about the
Speaker 1: thing you used to get fIF off discount coupon A coupon,
Speaker 1: A coupon, coupon or a coupon, A coupon, coupon coupon,
Speaker 1: no coupon, no cupan coupon coupon. Sixties of Americans sake
Speaker 1: coupont sake cup. What do you say root rude? I
Speaker 1: say route or route? I say coupon at concierge, concierge, concierge. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's not the Harvard list. What about route or root um?
Speaker 1: The route? The route um? What are you taking? I
Speaker 1: say route? I say route Kanya, route what about data
Speaker 1: or data? I say data, data. I see data because
Speaker 1: the wireless commercial st Yeah, they all say data too.
Speaker 1: That's how I look on a run into people, they say,
Speaker 1: what about the data? And finally, how about the clothes
Speaker 1: you sleep in? What do you call those? Oh, pajamas, damas? Yeah, pajamas.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a pajama party. Um, okay, tops. What
Speaker 1: do you say for the things you sleep in? Underwear? Nothing?
Speaker 1: I pajamas, second, pajamas, And people say pajamas. Say pajamas. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you started thinking about it and get confused. Pajamas will
Speaker 1: have to come up for some pajamas and pizza. Having
Speaker 1: a pajama party. Yes'm Johnny. Bring your data and we'll
Speaker 1: go through a thumb through it. Um alright, So sis
Speaker 1: I was scissors. Siss I was scissor. She sold out
Speaker 1: the key of form and tickets are next