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Context: I told [a friend] I'd buy him a steak if he either got top speaker, or got to finals... [the friend got both] does this mean I have to buy him two? | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 6 July 2023
Context: I told [a friend] I'd buy him a steak if he either got top speaker, or got to finals... [the friend got both] does this mean I have to buy him two?
Custom obliges you to provide one steak. One would suffice.
But two steaks — two steaks make a statement.
Go for the two steaks, I say!
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