https://xcancel.com/KamalaHQ/status/1848183986201199083#m
Context for the 2nd bullet point is that he claimed he "wasn't close to 80" when he's 78 and he said "Energy is so big. It's so like amorphous. It's all over the place. If you make donuts, it's a stove"
Is this a phrase I should know or a typo?
I think they were trying to hit a predicted word (likely "bet") above the "7" on their keyboard.
Woah. Do people actually use the predictive text suggestions when typing?
I do if it's the right work, or I've misspelled it, it's easier to hit that than edit.
Yes I do but I'm going back in to work tomorrow morning so I'm not going for it until tomorrow and then I can get the joke
*Brought to you by predictive text, starting with yes.
No. I talk with that phrase, refer to the 7 of a situation.
Makes sense.
Roll dice and place a bet. Highest probability roll is what?
I understand now, but this is the first and only time I've ever heard it. I wouldn't expect most people to catch your meaning.
What's in the box?