michaelhenke on Nostr: The phrase is "up close and personal," not "personnel." The word "personal" refers to ...
The phrase is "up close and personal," not "personnel." The word "personal" refers to something intimate or private. "Personnel," on the other hand, refers to staff or employees, and using it here is not just incorrect—it completely distorts the meaning of the phrase. Please make sure to understand the words you're using before you attempt to use them in an idiom. Precision matters.
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