The word "me" exists and it is not impolite or uneducated to use it in its proper context.

[UnaCorda]

AIBU?

Clearly the explanation will be that the direction in which the chocolate is moving is key...

I’ve got 20 minutes to spare!
drums fingers impatiently

Erm...I think you’ll find it all boils down to the type of chocolate bar moving in a certaIn direction.

This thread reminds me of Cabin Pressure by John Finnemore on Radio 4.

All these pale into significance when people write could/would/should OF instead of HAVE.

It makes my toes curl under with irritation.

Nestlé gets a whom, Cadbury doesn't?

Cooking chocolate only gets a whom if it's 70% upwards?

My brain is saying, "by, with or from whom," which I suspect is a faint memory of learning about the ablative in Latin, but I can't really remember.

She's witty and amusing and I bet she's good company irl.

Why thank you, @campion. That's very kind of yourself.

Also standing in line to fine out why "From whom" is incorrect. Surely in terms of case and class of prepositions it's the same as "to whom"?

*find

Nestlé gets a whom, Cadbury doesn't?

Nestlé gets a wide berth. Terrible company.

Well it’s goodnight from him; and goodnight from me