This interview is more aimed at entrepreneurs than developers - it isnāt as ātechyā as I was expecting
Iāve never known Tom to speak American. In this he talks about āchecking accountsā and trying Monzo out with ā50 bucksā.
This feels like hints and clues, or could just be he feels he is talking to an American audience so should speak like them, like Steve McLaren to the Dutch
Iām guessing he spends a fair bit of time in San Francisco talking to investors so maybe heās going native
Or it could just be the writer/editor localizing itā¦
(sorry to pop the bubble)
Having worked at publications like this, it was so painful as someone who was taught the Queenās English to use American But it does depend on the guidelines.
Haha - I spend quite a lot of time in the US with investors, potential hires and regulators at the moment, so Iāve had to adjust my language. The Stripe interview was for a (primarily) US audience, so felt like I had to speak American
With the American love of a āproperā British accent Iām sure it was/would be very popular in vocal form.
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