@BellaAnnaJones@KatMcKinley Yes, living in Mom’s basement, looking for a starter home. Which they expect will have a chefs kitchen, a 5-piece bathroom, and professional landscaping.
@SharylAttkisson Disinterested means you don’t have a preference among several options, but you are interested in the outcome . Uninterested means you have no interest in the outcome. They are different words entirely.
@BuckThrockmort@MerriamWebster I disagree. Use ‘fewer than’ when you are referring to specific numbers. “There were fewer than 12 cookies in that box that was labeled a dozen.” Use ‘less than’ when you don’t have an exact count, or a count is not possible. “There seems to be less civility in the world today.”