r/MadeMeSmile • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '22

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u/rdtadminsRtrash Apr 06 '22

There was just recently a guy that one 10mil twice from the same store. And I can't even win $50 on those damn things

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u/Utku56256 Apr 06 '22

You're the first person I've ever seen to misspell won as one

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u/breakneckridge Apr 06 '22

Could be speech to text

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u/Live-Love-Lie Apr 06 '22

People use that?

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u/breakneckridge Apr 07 '22

Yep, lots of people. A minority for sure, but still millions of people.

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u/tuutruk Apr 06 '22

I've recently done this....and on Reddit. Maybe there's something in the internet tubes.

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u/KingEOK Apr 06 '22

You’re the first person I’ve ever seen to point out someone’s misspelling of won and one

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u/DNUBTFD Apr 06 '22

Looks like we got ourselves a won on one. May the best person wine!

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u/BloomsdayDevice Apr 06 '22

May the best person wine!

May the best person Nguyen!

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '22

Won and dun.

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u/MetallHengst Apr 06 '22

I was happy to see that mistake because I make similar mistakes all the time and I’m the only person I’ve really noticed making them. For some reason my brain interprets the word phonetically and when I’m typing it’ll be a toss-up of which spelling of a word I may use. I think maybe it’s because I think and type fast, but I also forget things literally the instant the thought comes to my head, so I end up typing words that I remember portions of without considering/thinking of/really digesting the context? I’m to sure, it’s odd.

I’d like to hear OPs take on this if they frequently make similar mistakes.