He really went on and on about that road construction.
Also, he’s not wearing a mask because that would be “awkward,” but he “would wear one if it was important.” And they all have to stand close together up there because the room isn’t big enough, so there ya go. Oh, he spent some time practicing medicine without a license. Did that just happen?
I actually use them at work and home and found it basically eliminated the pain I had from my not-quite-bad-enough-for-surgery carpal tunnel.
sorryrandomdude 
I empathize, friend. Soon you’ll evolve into (sassy) finger wagging too! But don’t share too much personal stuff on the internet 
For what it’s worth, those are current usage in British English.
Do Russians learn British English rather than American English? Wondering who’s been prepping him.
His mother was Scottish.
I have a whole list of things I’ve noticed him say over the years that made it abundantly clear that she must not have interacted with him much. Things that a Scottish person would correct, vociferously, each and every time, yet somehow he grew up with a Scottish mother and never learned any of it? Especially because he left for military school over 60 years ago, so how could that be relevant to now?
But that makes me look at your point with new eyes. One of the hallmarks of Alzheimer’s is forgetting new information but remembering things from youth vividly. Maybe he really is reverting to his mother’s speech from when he was a young brat.
What did his father smell of?
Holunder.
I hope that’s a pun.
Translation.
Yeah, I know, but I was hoping you were also going for something about a hole underneath.
Oh you…
Hmm, that’s an interesting look. I’ll have to see if I can try one of those out at a store, once we are allowed to be in stores again.
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