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Reader: Whisky inspires a good sense of spell

Sean Kenyon's discussion of whisky -- no "e," please -- prompted this story from Harvey: On a plane recently, a passenger asked the flight attendant, "What kinds of whiskey do you have?" She proceeded to list a few, when he interrupted, in a whiney, patronizing tone: "That's Scotch!" And she...
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Sean Kenyon’s discussion of whisky — no “e,” please — prompted this story from Harvey:

On a plane recently, a passenger asked the flight attendant, “What kinds of whiskey do you have?” She proceeded to list a few, when he interrupted, in a whiney, patronizing tone: “That’s Scotch!” And she calmly responded with a smile, “Yes, Scotch whisky,”yt

If she wasn’t working, I’d have bought her a whisky.

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