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You're niggers but I love you anyway.

Person A sees person B give $10 to person C for service N. Immediately as it happened: Person A "Person B payed person C $10. THEREFORE PERSON C ('s service) IS PAID (off/for)."

But time has changed. It's no longer that, it is only ever paid. Also thru (noun for a location you move across) is no longer a thing. It's now "Drive through" and thru is nonsense.

You're niggers but I love you anyway. Person A sees person B give $10 to person C for service N. Immediately as it happened: Person A "Person B payed person C $10. THEREFORE PERSON C ('s service) IS PAID (off/for)." But time has changed. It's no longer that, it is only ever paid. Also thru (noun for a location you move across) is no longer a thing. It's now "Drive through" and thru is nonsense.
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It's not Mandela effect, but semantical evolution of the language.

Payed is the past participle of pay

Thru is nonstandard spelling of through (niggered adposition)

Donut is nonstandard spelling of doughnut (niggered adposition)

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Yes, I payed him $10, so the debt is paid.

Like I said.

Nigga is nonstandard spelling of nigger (niggered adposition)

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It's not Mandela effect.

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"Yes, I payed him $10, so the debt is paid."

That is the CORRECT, form of the sentence. https://poal.co/static/images/7a72720b639080a0.png

google gemini is wrong. It's payed / paid for the grammatically proper form. That is the Mandela Effect. I have vivid memories of learning this -- pay, payed (financial), payed (nautical), paid -- from being in elementary school and reading a book about a deep sea diver (the payed nautical version) and in class learning verb conjugation. As a young child.

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OKAY POTATONIGGER.

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You must be thinking of the other spud.

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It's true that there has been a change of wording, but I would attribute it to "changing consumer behavior" having less understanding of the English language, and not call it Mandela Effect