I got it in 1, don’t be mad because you lack skills.
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Check the Wordle thread.
I live and grew up in Florida. I sometimes say puh-cahn and sometimes say pee-cahn. Pee-cahn is used for a singular nut or tree, puh-cahn is for plural. But sometimes it is the complete opposite. lol
From Texas. Puh-kahn, emphasis on 2nd syllable.
Our travel friends from Canada say Pee-can. We mostly do cruises with them, where the dining room servers are from all around the world, so we always are amused at the various ways people say that word.
I pronounce it “urinal”
Puh-cahn. More importantly how do you pronounce microwave? 
That’s because half of the people here in SC are from somewhere else now. We are one if not the top destination for yankee transplants now.
I was replying to gman. Haven’t figured out how to quote someone else yet
Depends where I am.
if the rule is “pronunciation comes from the native land” you should all be saying “lobstah”
And, speaking of nuts, the same principle argues for dropping the L in almond.
do the region rules leave us with ape-ricot or app-ricot?
Any rule leading to the former should be summarily ignored.
ahbrihcoe
You deuce in a urinal? Interesting.
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