A lot of them do, especially the secretly commercial stands that are getting all too common. Like the cat says, "you are not immune to propaganda advertising".

People do it online all the time. Back in reddit days (pre-fediverse), I never saw a front page post without some grammatical or spelling mishap.

Oh no, rage bait posts have come to real life.

Yeah, I was going to take a guess. As someone who has dealt with random farmers in the middle of nowhere, at least one of the two are going to be true:

1. That will be the best produce you have ever laid eyes on.
2. The person misspelled things on purpose, to grab peoples’ attention.
3. You’ll be able to fill an entire grocery bag with produce, for like $3.

There are a lot of places like this, where you’ll get some really high quality stuff for basically no money. As long as you’re friendly, they’ll usually give you some crazy good deals.

The best tamales you’ll ever taste? They come out of the back of a beat-up minivan in a hardware store parking lot, at the crack of dawn. Just cruise through a Home Depot lot as the sun is rising, and look for the car surrounded by people. Bring cash in small bills.

I was gonna say, you'd have to work hard to misspell this hard. Twas not accidental. 10/10 marketing!

dude's marketing worked on me. you can't misspeel that badly unintentionallly

I mean, those are the ones actually spelled correctly for the regional dialect.

Thank you for the deciphering, I was completely lost at potat 'n' tomat

AND a superiority complex

Letters, maybe. Words? That's debatable.

Too stupid to spot an obvious and funny marketing gimmick.

"Murica dumb!"

Poe's law. Maybe it's satire. Equally possible it's ignorance.

The AVERAGE reading level in the US is seventh grade. We're at the point where they might as well retranslate the Bible back to Latin because people can't barely read it.

Exact what I was thinking. The less literate the farmer, the better the yield!

Here's my lawyer with bail papers.

It's all spelled phonetically. Zucchini, potatoes ('taters), tomatoes ('maters), jalapenos, bell peppers.