[Logophile]

Even careful writers have a tough time with lie, lay, lying, laying, layed, laid. At least there was no "their/there/they're" error, which drives me up a wall.

You are right: it could be worse. The writer could have used your instead of you're. Or he could have confused to, two, and too. (Those errors drive me up the proverbial wall.)

[RegulatorCountry]

" The writer could have used your instead of you're. Or he could have confused to, two, and too"

Your rite, its all to common, LOL.