Great story, and fascinating! Thanks for it. And on “cellars” and “sellers” — some day thousands of years in the future, a linguist will be trying to figure out how written English was pronounced back in the 21st century. A typo like this, showing that these two words were pronounced alike in the writer’s inner ear, will be invaluable, and that scholar will be so grateful to whoever made it!
What a great story, thank you for teaching me something I never knew!
Ritz fiddled the booze in the *cellars*, not the sellers. Twice: in the auditors' search, and in your closing remarks.
Sometimes my dyslexia ends up as a creative tool. Other times I hate it
Great story, and fascinating! Thanks for it. And on “cellars” and “sellers” — some day thousands of years in the future, a linguist will be trying to figure out how written English was pronounced back in the 21st century. A typo like this, showing that these two words were pronounced alike in the writer’s inner ear, will be invaluable, and that scholar will be so grateful to whoever made it!
Thanks for being so “typo forgiving”!
Great story!