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channel 347. Stand up for your country. Fascinating conversation happening here between the studio

and the control room about the word folks, but not spelled the way that you might think it

spelled the way that I think it spelled FOLKS, folks like hey folks, what you're doing?

No, no, the left, the woke left has a new way to spell this word. Apparently they now

spell it FOLX, folks, and it's supposed to be this gender-inclusive way of spelling this

word. This New York Times HR executive used it specifically. This is why we were talking

about it here in the studio. Used it to talk to LGBTQ employees at the New York Times.

She addressed them on a Slack channel as folks, FOLK, or FOLX, and I was like, what the

heck is this? What does this even mean? And the reason that I had this question, not just

it's not as stupid as like Latin X or women when you X out the woman, because while I

think that that's stupid and insane, I understand what they're doing with the woman. They're trying

to not make it will man, they're trying to get rid of the man from woman. But this with

folks, I was like, well, KS, FOLKS, KS is not gendered to my knowledge. So what on earth

does FOLX mean? Why would they change that? So apparently, I just looked it up. Apparently,

it is because X is in algebra. Yes, there's math in this. There's math in this. X in algebra

is the unknown variable, right? So if you put X in folks, then you have to solve for the

unknown variable. And it's supposed to represent people who do not identify as within the gender

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