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Well, the ongoing battle, I don't know if it's a battle, the ongoing sitcom as to whether it is the Gulf of America or the Gulf of Mexico continues on.

Mexico is awaiting a yet new response from Google to its request that Google fully restore the name of Gulf of Mexico to its Google map service before filing a lawsuit.

They're going to say, okay, we're going gonna file a lawsuit because this is the Gulf of Mexico.

And Google says, no, this is not the Gulf of Mexico, it is the Gulf of America.

Why is that?

Well, because we take our lead from the American, I think it's the

executive branch that names geographical areas.

There is also an international body,

and I don't know which way it actually is control,

because this is really never come up.

It has in disputes as the territory,

the sea of Japan, for example. So we really

don't know, except since Google is an American company and the executive branch that controls

that particular division of that particular department is American. Guess what? It's the Gulf of America.

You know what's really scary about this is when you first say it, or when I first heard,

the Gulf of America, that sounded so jarring, didn't it? It sounded so ridiculous.

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