Got a new query for us, there, sunshine?
My bad! Dear me.
I couldn't find my sandals for two days and they were in the back of my car. Why is this so?
Sandals imply good weather, leisure, which in turn imply laziness. The dominant class doesn't count on you to be lazy. They have to exploit you all your life to stay above you and eat caviar out of the jar. So they made you work until your mind was numbed enough to not remember anything having to do with good weather or leisure, so you wouldn't stop working for them.
Vicious circle is the way to go for the capitalist class. Can we square the vicious circle though ? Kidding, that's not my following topic.
Why do Americans spell "theater" and Britons "theatre" ?
(Oh and I give you a 3.1 for the squaring circle)
8/10, just for the phrase "and eat caviar out of the jar"
The Britons of course have it correct with their monarchy, allowing for a do-it-all suffix such as "re", as you see in "theatre" and "centre". The owning class in The Bad Place thinks it best to keep the serfs in a constant state of disillusionment about their suffixes. Is it "er"? Or is it "ar"? Perhaps it could even be "yr"... as you see in capitalist diction like "martyr", which of course is a "word" just to give the toiling masses hope they will escape the plutocratic enslavement and humiliation of employment.
Why don't cherry Pop-Tarts come in an unfrosted variety?