Change 'Who owes who' to 'who owes whom'
Grammar! 80-97% sure
PS - I work on feedback for my company so I know what a pain it is to deal with this. Thanks!
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Hi Anon!
Actually, we deliberately choose to do “who owes who” instead of “who owes whom” because it sounds less stuffy. :) Even though whom is technically correct, it sounds a bit archaic to our ear in standard spoken english.
We love responding to feedback! :) Just haven’t been as fast as we like to be recently – for which we apologize. Just trying to focus on building more great stuff.
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Scott Johnston commented
Using the phrase "who owes who" basically sounds like you're ignorant of the proper use of the English language.