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I don't see it as a typo. Bank is being used as a verbed form of "use banking services", and the text that follows provides an example of how using only a singl
by RA2lover 2y ago
I don't see it as a typo. Bank is being used as a verbed form of "use banking services", and the text that follows provides an example of how using only a single banking service provider can screw you over.
- Willish42 2y agoI hadn't considered the interpretation where "bank" is a verb. Thank you for clarifying, this was driving me crazy! The semantics of "how you <do thing> can screw you over" is still a bit odd, as "screw over" is typically done by people in the English language ("the mailman screwed me over" reads better than "the mailbox screwed me over" or "how I closed the mailbox screwed me over"), but that's less egregious than the obvious typo I took it for (assuming noun form of "bank"). I digress...
- animal_spirits 2y agoRight, it’s grammatically the same as saying “how you drive can screw you over”