To be fair, “you” used to be plural, with “thou” used for second person singular. But the sort of “Royal We” honorifics of the past kinda muddied it’s usage and

To be fair, “you” used to be plural, with “thou” used for second person singular. But the sort of “Royal We” honorifics of the past kinda muddied it’s usage and “you” eventually became singular and plural. So there precedent for this sort of thing