I'm not sure if those even qualify as quotation marks or apostrophes, but they are so befuddling that I had to post it anyway. I think they may be questioning the very existence of the letters t, h, and e. Or it's a very confusing contraction.
Calota para quem precisa
1 day ago
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Jaw-dropping.
"Flat" rate, more like it.
What about the missing decimal and unit? The flat rate is four hundred? 400 what? Goldfish? Shekels?
The price to park there doubled recently?
I'm not sure I need to go to 'T'H'E' Academy that bad.
i haven't been this confused since M*A*S*H.
This made me laugh out loud. Thank you!
I'm sure that seemed like a really great, cutting edge idea at the 't'i'm'e'.
None of those are apostrophes, except maybe the last one. The others are all open quotes. Which leaves me looking for a couple more close quotes. Looking in vain. . .
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