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when the AI is really helpful....

The correct spelling is asset (with one 's' in the middle), referring to something valuable, useful, or a person that gives an advantage, like a useful skill or property owned by a business or person, while "asset" is a misspelling. Think of it as "a-sset," a helpful item or quality, not "a-sset-t".

  • Asset (correct): A valuable item, person, or quality.
    • Example: "Her knowledge of French is a real asset to the team."
    • Example: "The company's main assets include buildings and equipment."
 
Patrick said:
when the AI is really helpful....

The correct spelling is asset (with one 's' in the middle), referring to something valuable, useful, or a person that gives an advantage, like a useful skill or property owned by a business or person, while "asset" is a misspelling. Think of it as "a-sset," a helpful item or quality, not "a-sset-t".

  • Asset (correct):A valuable item, person, or quality.
    • Example: "Her knowledge of French is a real asset to the team."
    • Example: "The company's main assets include buildings and equipment."
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Call a Bondulance.
 
Patrick said:
when the AI is really helpful....

The correct spelling is asset (with one 's' in the middle), referring to something valuable, useful, or a person that gives an advantage, like a useful skill or property owned by a business or person, while "asset" is a misspelling. Think of it as "a-sset," a helpful item or quality, not "a-sset-t".

  • Asset (correct):A valuable item, person, or quality.
    • Example: "Her knowledge of French is a real asset to the team."
    • Example: "The company's main assets include buildings and equipment."
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Are you sure about that Pat? I recall that Benny Hill once defined an asset as "a little donkey." :Ugh:

Benny Hill: Masterbrane
 
Patrick said:
when the AI is really helpful....

The correct spelling is asset (with one 's' in the middle), referring to something valuable, useful, or a person that gives an advantage, like a useful skill or property owned by a business or person, while "asset" is a misspelling. Think of it as "a-sset," a helpful item or quality, not "a-sset-t".

  • Asset (correct):A valuable item, person, or quality.
    • Example: "Her knowledge of French is a real asset to the team."
    • Example: "The company's main assets include buildings and equipment."
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Not sure I get it, actually I'm pretty sure I don't "get it"...
 
serviceguy said:
Not sure I get it, actually I'm pretty sure I don't "get it"...
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Asset has two 's' in the middle, not one.
It does have 1 't' at the end tho -
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- ette is the diminutive form oui?
As the AI would say, think of it as "ass-ette"

Now I feel like having a burrito for lunch.

And I've learned that assette is a verb form in Italian from this exercise.
Which would def throw you off my lame attempt at wordplay.
 
Patrick said:
Asset has two 's' in the middle, not one.
It does have 1 't' at the end tho -
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- ette is the diminutive form oui?
As the AI would say, think of it as "ass-ette"

Now I feel like having a burrito for lunch.

And I've learned that assette is a verb form in Italian from this exercise.
Which would def throw you off my lame attempt at wordplay.
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Did you read your post though? You compare asset (correct) to "asset" (misspelling)...
 
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