You seem to be having delusions, since nowhere did anyone "pretend" this was something other than a piece of marketing produced by a pen retailer. I was only a

You seem to be having delusions, since nowhere did anyone "pretend" this was something other than a piece of marketing produced by a pen retailer. I was only addressing the grammar of the statement and the fact that "x for 2022" is a future looking statement, so it isn't wrong just because it is early in the year - which your complaint seemed to be directed at. The calendar sentence was to point out a more clearer example of this. I don't care to address whether it is reasonable to rate things for the coming year or not - that seems to bother you quite a bit.