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We also say dubya for the letter “w”, sump’m for something, idn’ for isn’t, dudn’ for doesn’t, raig’n for reckon, chim’ly for chimney, wrench for rinse, sut for soot, as in train or chim’ly sut, and like for lack, as in “Do you like much of bein’ th’ew?”

“Life’s a tricky thing, idn’t it, son?”

But what if instead the message was: Aww, idn’t he cute?

Kaiser Permanente is often referred to as the largest IDN here in the U.S., so is Mr. Brill right?

"An' gherry kinnin, idn't they?"