A Google-style answer turns one awkward sentence about demand into a language joke
conitzer · x · 2026-07-25
Google’s answer to a service-popularity riddle turns into a language joke
The post pairs a screenshot of a Google-style answer with the question: “If I say ‘I never fail to lack unmet demand for my services’ then are my services popular?”
The response says yes, then breaks down the wording in a way that highlights how awkwardly formal phrasing can be parsed into something that sounds flattering. The joke is less about the conclusion than about the sentence gymnastics required to get there.
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