That sounds like a country song, doesn't it?

I ain't yet quite right for your orthography.

Welcome to Your Wrong About, the podcast where sometimes we talk about all of our favorite words. And with me today

is our guest, du jour, Gabe Henry, who is here to talk about the dictionary wars, which are

not as violent as they might sound, but very petty, which is better. Gabe has a book out now

called Enough is Enough, that second enough is spelled E NUF. You'll know why soon.

The subtitle is Our Failed Attempts to Make English Easier to Spell. And this is a book that recently

made me chortle in an IKEA food court where I like to go to relax. As you know, or maybe you don't know, I have another show coming out right now from

CBC podcast. It's a mini series called The Devil You Know. It's about what else, the satanic

panic. And episode four is out this week. I really hope you check it out. I hope that you can find

some comfort in history and in learning about

the courageous people who have been living through moral panics a long time before this current

one. And I'm so happy to get to share this show with you. Speaking of things I'm excited to share

with you, we also have a fabulous bonus episode on the word origins of bimboes. See, we're getting really

wordy this month with our favorite bimbologist and our favorite podcaster, Jamie Loftus. And coming up,

we have the first of our survivalism Q&A episodes with our survival correspondent, The Amazing Blair Braverman.

And this is the show where we had people on Patreon ask their burning questions about how to

survive in every connotation of the word. And yes, we are going to talk about whether you can drink

your own pee.

Thank you so much for being here.

Thank you for journeying with us into the holidays.

Here's your episode.

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