Caught in a straightjacket

I was just watching an NCIS episode on Netflix, and the agents were talking about putting someone in a straitjacket.

The subtitles, however, spelled it straightjacket (it should have been straitjacket). Which either means a faulty computer program did the subtitles, or a faulty person (couldn't spell) did them.

FOUND ONLINE: You need less “things” than you think.


No, you need fewer things than you think. If it involves numbers, fewer is needed.

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