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For what it's worth, I meant to say: "For what it's worth, the government is trying to phase out the more abusive workplace situations that are noted in the ar
by jbm 16y ago
For what it's worth, I meant to say:
"For what it's worth, the government is trying to phase out the more abusive workplace situations that are noted in the article."
I have no idea how that got auto-corrected into "fruit".
(For those curious, the specific acts they want to change are the rules for keeping a store open at night with only one employee.)