If you say “costed” instead of “cost”, I immediately know you’re an idiot and I don’t respect you
FYI, 'costed' is correct when referring to the act of estimating an expense. It's a VERY common (and correct) term for business professionals and people working in finance.
I am obviously not talking about a specific trade industry term 🙄
How many dyslexic people have you blocked right now?
Lmao all blacks.
I’ve only seen white people use it tbh
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Sort it. Costing and costed are terms used in construction cost estimating.
I’m obviously not talking about specific applied trade terminology
Actually not obvious
It's pretty obvious from their post that they're not talking about commercial estimators, and instead talking about the guy who fills up at the gas station and can't believe it "costed them" 4.79 a gallon.
I gotta agree with you there, it's like no one paid attention in English class ever
Sameeee. I work in aviation so my pet peeve is “aircrafts.” “Aircraft” is the singular and plural!
I love a good idiot
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Ohh , my god , we have a grammar nazi
Spelling isn’t grammar
This is very specific
or not knowing the differences between they’re/their/there like this is basic stuff
It's just as bad as someone saying should of. 😖
Facts
"When I seen how much it costed..."
Double action verbiage like double acting yeast.
I do that when people cant pronounce words, specifically french words.
Or “mines”