Are they running toward cow chips? And, why are they sorry?
Usually in the U.S., "chips" means potato chips. These are tortilla chips. Since many restaurants have served them free, I can see why they apologize.That doesn't explain "charging," tho.WV: reashr -- How reashring that some people understand punctuation.
I don't buy your suggestion that "chips" implies potato and not tortilla. I think it works for both.
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Are they running toward cow chips? And, why are they sorry?
Usually in the U.S., "chips" means potato chips. These are tortilla chips. Since many restaurants have served them free, I can see why they apologize.
That doesn't explain "charging," tho.
WV: reashr -- How reashring that some people understand punctuation.
I don't buy your suggestion that "chips" implies potato and not tortilla. I think it works for both.
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