Do you pronounce finance as fin-nance or as fine-ance? I had always pronounced it as fine-ance, but I heard a lot of people say fin-nance while I was working NYC this summer, especially when using the term as a verb. Is one better than the other? Does pronouncing it one way come off differently than pronouncing it the other way?
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fin-nance sounds a lot douchier
"This is FI-nance. FI as in “FIx me a drink, Jeeves.” FI as in “FIlling my wallet with Benjamins.” FI as in “FIckle with my private jets.” Not FI as in “FIt really well when I tried it on at the mall in Piscataway.” Ugh."
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It really upsets me that the kids don't know LeveragedSellout
Fie-nance, like the fi in "five" and nance in "Nancy." Say it any other way and you're a douche lol.
Glad we found the authority on this
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FINE-ANCE baby. This is TEXAS, we don't put up with that uppity east coast bs.
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