Whoever wrote this story is unfamiliar with the use of the apostrophe. A quick glance shows three—there may be more— instances of “its” when “it’s” (the contraction of “it” and “is”) is indicated. Then, I see a “hes” (which is not a word—in place of “he’s”) and “dont” instead of “don’t.”
Don’t they teach English anymore?
Spanglish is the latest...Get with it! Transformation is occurring in front of your eyes.
I hear ya. When I went through it I figured something was cut and pasted or transcribed, and the apostrophes simply didn’t show up.
Nope! It is part and parcel of dumbing down.
I taught English 40 years ago and it was a hassle even then. More so now.
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Shure thay dew. Its inn awl thuh Publick Skools.
Also a problem with the grammar:
“He admits it was against the restaurants rules,” Guess they’re not teaching how to punctuate possessives, either. Atrotious.