TIL that "karma" and "calmer" sound the same in southeastern english dialects. "ar" is "ahhh" "superstahh", but they put R inbeween words and it sounds funny to *most* americans as well as Ireland.
"Drawring" "I sawr him at the store" - that last one would sound like "I sorem at the store"
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