

Grammar/punctuation/word nerds love a good debate. 1 (Coen 2010) Literally everyone was disgusted that cheesecake - the clearest combination of both - won the day. In my favorite example, Jezebel famously pitted cake against pie. But Americans love a bracket showdown, so over the years, March has become the month for all kinds of debates about which thing is best out of two related categories.

Originally, “March Madness” was a term for ::checks notes:: the U.S. It’s March, and if you live in the United States, you know that means only one thing: it’s time for March Madness.
