This almost isn't worth posting, but I'm in the mood and it's a pleasant little BK-style tale:
In one of the "You know you grew up in..." groups I'm in on Facebook, this one about South Florida, someone posted a good aerial photo of one of the major I-95 interchanges being built around 1960. It was instantly recognizable to me, and indeed, it has hardly changed in the intervening years. But someone asked where it was, so another guy posts a Google Maps shot of it as it looks today...only it's not the right one, it's a completely different mass of spaghetti where several highways come together several miles away, and looks nothing like the original posted one. So I said no, it's the one at (such and such location). And what does the wrong guy do? He doubles down and says no, it's the one in the other place. So I went to Google Maps, framed the shot perfectly, and posted a link to it, saying politely, "Here you go." A couple of other people agreed with me (not that they had to), and guess what? Mr. Wrong hasn't been back either to see my followup proof, or to acknowledge it in any way.
