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Everybody, including Karen, is fairly certain that that's a "u"....
But what's this "at you" stuff? Some sort of NorthEastern Pennsylvania pre-teen argot that I've missed out on?
Oh, how old are they? Well, I asked what grade they were in, and they weren't too pleased that I couldn't remember from the last time I asked (it could a been a few months or a year or a couple of days, knowing me). The oldest responded "fourth grade" and I said "great" remembering when I was in fourth grade and got the chicken pox (unless I'm confusing it with third grade?) and then she giggled and said "sixth grade" "eight grade" "twelfth grade" and finally shrieked out "twentieth grade."
I suppose I wasn't generating much confidence as I was wearing a spooky Martha Stewart mask (courtesy today's Forbes Magazine) at the time.
