Explicitly useful literally, describing a “ton” of concrete is an ambiguous linguistic expression and by using the word literally they denote an actual unit of measurement. Unfortunately they didn’t specify which ton they mean, but regardless the order of magnitude is generally conveyed in a properly useful way.
Useless “literally”
Explicitly useful literally, describing a “ton” of concrete is an ambiguous linguistic expression and by using the word literally they denote an actual unit of measurement. Unfortunately they didn’t specify which ton they mean, but regardless the order of magnitude is generally conveyed in a properly useful way.
Right you are, ken. I got tripped up on this because of how overused it usually is. My mistake.
That’s okay we all goof sometimes
You’re literally right.