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BizSense report David Larter snapped this shot at Sheetz. Why is “always” in quotation marks? Now we’re “confused.” Is the kitchen always open or not?
I am “always” “confused” by this as well. It’s as though people are “using” quotes for emphasis instead of the more appropriate bold, italics, or “ALL CAPS.”
I had a friend in college who made “us” all laugh deep belly laughs by demonstrating her caricature of people who use “air quotes” too frequently and with much physical emphasis.