I agree! And just like we've learned that (oddly) capitalized letters matter- that same logic would seemingly apply to (oddly) UNcapitalized letters in the midst of a whole paragraph full of all-cap letters. The "E" letters are lower-case too. And that capital "J" in "Journey" looks more like a capital "T" than a capital "J", doesn't it? Also, all the letter "i" are NOT capitalized except in the last sentence in the word "WIN" where the "i" is capitalized. Something's going on here with this message.

I agree! And just like we've learned that (oddly) capitalized letters matter- that same logic would seemingly apply to (oddly) UNcapitalized letters in the midst of a whole paragraph full of all-cap letters. The "E" letters are lower-case too. And that capital "J" in "Journey" looks more like a capital "T" than a capital "J", doesn't it? Also, some middle-word letter "i" are capitalized and others not - one even within the same sentence. Something's going on here with this message.

I agree! And just like we've learned that (oddly) capitalized letters matter- that same logic would seemingly apply to (oddly) UNcapitalized letters in the midst of a whole paragraph full of all-cap letters. The "E" letters are lower-case too. And that capital "J" in "Journey" looks more like a capital "T" than a capital "J", doesn't it? Also, some middle-word letter "i" are capitalized and others not - one even within the same word. Something's going on here with this message.

I agree! And just like we've learned that (oddly) capitalized letters matter- that same logic would seemingly apply to (oddly) UNcapitalized letters in the midst of a whole paragraph full of all-cap letters. The "E" letters are lower-case too. And that capital "J" in "Journey" looks more like a capital "T" than a capital "J", doesn't it?