Why does every helpdesk person I speak to use 'M for Mother' in the phonetic alphabet, but I can't find any online references to its use instead of 'M for Mike'?
Why does every helpdesk person I speak to use 'M for Mother'
If they're constantly talking to yoofs who have never learned the ICAO version, they probably get a lot of idiots being told "M for Mike" and hearing "N for Nike" 🙂
Why does every helpdesk person I speak to use 'M for Mother' in the phonetic alphabet, but I can't find any online references to its use instead of 'M for Mike'?