My mom coined “Is it good for the Gutins?”
When he and I toured Ellis Island, a guide said: “It’s a common misbelief that many immigrant names were ‘changed here,’ It happened at the point of debarkation.”
But, when the Internet came out, a quick search I saw there were Gutins here, there, and practically everywhere.
Today, I queried, “How many people in the world have the last name of ‘Gutin’?” and got:
7,443,867
THAT’S SEVEN MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY-THREE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN
“Gutin for the Gutins” is about calling Gutins around the world and asking, “What’s good for your Gutins these days?”
(There AI simultaneous translation services, right?)
