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You Can't Make This Up: Guess What the Obamacare Hotline Number Nearly Spells
October 03, 2013
Warning: Rough language ahead.
Editor's note: The following post contains some graphic language.
If you're a frequenter of the Obamacare exchange and have had occasion to call the hotline and ask questions about the program, then this phone number is a familiar one:
But it might come as a surprise what the hotline number becomes when corresponding keypad letters are substituted, as one writer has discovered (Warning: Rough language ahead):
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Among the caveats in this interesting observation is that the number 1 on most phone keypads has no letters associated with it, so in essence one seeking help with Obamacare is dialing 1-800-F1U-CKYO.
Also, the crucial “U” is missing from the end this number, but the similarity is ironic at least.
So one might say Obamacare officials just missed out on a pretty entertaining possibility when they didn't remove the unassigned number 1 and chose not to place an 8 at the end, but if you want to commit the number to memory, this isn't an ineffective method.
Conservatives, however, might say the phrase is closer to a Freudian slip.
For more great stories like this one, be sure to check out TheBlog every morning for the morning must-reads.
(H/T: BizPac Review)
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