Nonetheless, the letter asks me to provide ONDCP with more information on why I think they might have records on me.
Amusingly, Ms. Johnson makes two embarrassing spelling errors in her five-sentence letter:
"To assist us in a search for records related to yourself, please inform use [sic] of the type of business you may have conducted with out [sic] Office."Even if the ONDCP doesn't hire staffers who know how to spell, at least we know their interns are drug-free. Thank God for that.
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Microsoft Word's spell-check wouldn't have found the spelling errors.
These are not simple spelling errors -- these are complex high-level typographical errors that require correction by a human who is actually able to comprehend the English language.
You're asking a lot of ONDCP staff.
Sounds to me like they're asking WHY they should have a file on you so they can open one up with your correct name.
I goot my leter form teh Durg Zcar today too! Of course, it is graced with the same spelling mistakes.
Oh, and they got my zip code wrong too. Four digits instead of five. The post office had to fix it for them.
One thing you've got to give to the drug warriors: at least they're consistent in their incompetence.
Oh, and I guess this means Steve Steiner has a shot at working for ONDCP one day!
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