It [spelling "soldier"] is too hard because of the "d." There's no "d" in it."
and...
Yeah, you could use a dictionary, but here's the thing: do they even sell hardcore dictionaries anymore?
In case you were wondering, a "hardcore" dictionary is a bound paper one, as opposed to an online dictionary which, apparently, is utterly useless for checking spelling.
But don't worry, people, one of the dudes tries to out-ditz the blonde:
People have been speaking English for thousands of years!
Mr. Stewart... Mr. Stewart, you are being paged...
1 comment:
You shouldn't be so rough on them. With a Spanish accent soldier sounds like "solyer" Also people have been speaking English at least since our forefathers landed in this country like a thousand years ago so at least they were close.
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