Ah, well that’s where the tip lives. It’s the tip’s jar /s
I once had a coworker labeling prepped food containers, and we only realized at the end that this was not the assignment for him. We had chikun, leming slices, tumaters, and it was kind of a mess. His native language was English, but not everyone’s was, and his phonetic interpretations were difficult for the rest of us to understand. Not his fault, but neat handwriting doesn’t automatically make you the best one to write
Why the apostrophe?
In “they’re?” It replaces the a in “they are”
No… in “TIP’S.”
I don’t see that, maybe it was a typo they edited out
Ah, well that’s where the tip lives. It’s the tip’s jar /s
I once had a coworker labeling prepped food containers, and we only realized at the end that this was not the assignment for him. We had chikun, leming slices, tumaters, and it was kind of a mess. His native language was English, but not everyone’s was, and his phonetic interpretations were difficult for the rest of us to understand. Not his fault, but neat handwriting doesn’t automatically make you the best one to write