Here's the headline from Arkansas's KTHV News:
Now, if you click through to the article, you'll see that Amtrak is adding a train stop in Hope. You know, a place to get on or off the train.
I read it as a grammar mistake that Amtrak wasn't coming to Hope anymore. I just misread it and jumped to the conclusion that, once again, somebody mistyped a headline. I was thinking it was 'Amtrak stops coming' or 'Amtrak is going to stop coming to Hope'
Somebody commented on THV's website that they read it as a request: Amtrak, stop coming to Hope.
Just goes to show how we can read into things sometimes, doesn't it?
Amtrak Stop Coming To Hope, Ark.
Now, if you click through to the article, you'll see that Amtrak is adding a train stop in Hope. You know, a place to get on or off the train.
I read it as a grammar mistake that Amtrak wasn't coming to Hope anymore. I just misread it and jumped to the conclusion that, once again, somebody mistyped a headline. I was thinking it was 'Amtrak stops coming' or 'Amtrak is going to stop coming to Hope'
Somebody commented on THV's website that they read it as a request: Amtrak, stop coming to Hope.
Just goes to show how we can read into things sometimes, doesn't it?
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