At which point, I’d raise my hand and ask “And you drive what, is it a SmartCar?”
Oh, and I’d recruit a dozen or so co-workers and even clients to ask about his car every time he does this. “So, you’re saying this problem is bigger than your… tactical HumVee?”
I was once sitting in on some sort of meeting where an elementary-school principal was reading aloud a sample of student writing. He was clearly having trouble with the handwriting, but was able to make out “mighty northern power rangers”. I refrained from correcting him.
At the church rummage sale this year, one of the items was a device for cooking potatoes in the microwave. It was a bag you put the potatoes in, and then put the bag in the microwave for an unspecified amount of time.
That reminds me of a news article a few years back when no adult involved with the interaction or the writing or editing of the article was familiar with Avatar: the Last Airbender.
I am not a fan of Kevin Hart (who is likely the most famous graduate of my high school), but I like this commercial, which kinda makes him look like an idiot.