What's wrong with this headline?

[Mik]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/billionaires-like-jeff-bezos-and-steve-jobs-are-spending-six-figures-a-year-maintaining-their-superyachts-here-s-why/ar-BB1mcLG5?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=0cc8d146ffb84e01b006414f6e2afe42&ei=12

[jon-nyc]

They spelled “seven” wrong. Maybe even ‘eight’.

[Mik]

Well, not what I was getting at, but point taken.

[jon-nyc]

He spelled Mark Zuckerberg wrong too.

[Mik]

Keep going.....

[Horace]

It's not really misspellings, it's more factual errors. When they said "six figures", it means the person doing the writing, or the AI, has been trained on the idea that 100,000 dollars is a large and meaningful amount of money. But it's difficult to believe that one might misspell "six" as "seven". However, I respect all opinions, and the humans or AIs that generate them. I do so because I respect programming.

[jon-nyc]

They corrected it from Steve Jobs.

[Mik]

Been a while since he spent any money at all.

[Axtremus]

That article should have the data presented in a table.

[Doctor Phibes]

If I was a billionaire I'd buy a U-boat.

Well I would. And then we'd have some fun.

[Axtremus]

Yes, private citizens can own and operate private submarines.

https://www.seamagine.com/small-submarines-models.html

[Copper]

6 figures wouldn't cover the fuel for a holiday weekend.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Axtremus said in What's wrong with this headline?:

Yes, private citizens can own and operate private submarines.

https://www.seamagine.com/small-submarines-models.html

I need something with torpedoes.