There’s a lesson in that. Tell me, Courier, have you ever heard of “Sneed’s Feed and Seed”?
It’s an Old World legend. A small store, in the dusty, rural country. A wooden sign stands above it reading, “Sneed’s Feed and Seed. Formerly Chuck’s”. There’s a subtle joke in there. Sneed. Feed. Seed. There’s a pattern, like the tracks of a Brahmin herd, young following the old.
Replace Sneed’s with Chuck’s. Take the three letters: U, C, K. Put them in place of the -eed in Feed and Seed. Do you see it now, Courier?