Event JSON
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],
"content": "nostr:npub1hvdfn5ne7zvks3ztfewr00vdjv3kve4nddht43p8fjepc8rn6yasz69sq9 Here in Germany, most people pronounce it so it rhymes with Mike. You can tell who consumes a lot of US media by who pronounces it like Mikey. Or who is from Greece and properly pronounces it nee-kay.",
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