Ford & Chevy Columbus Day Sail Event!
Uh, guys? That U.S. holiday coming up? Veterans' Day. Columbus Day was last month.
And I'm not sure if the word choice is intentional or a computer artifact. ("In 1492, Columbus sold the ocean blue?")
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