I just started it and I'm not sure I'll be able to handle the fact that he says "glassier" and not "glay-sher",(reply>), Or when someone says NUKULAR ...instead of "New...Clear".,(reply>), I must be a Canadian Briton then. I say glay-see-er as well,(reply>), I feel the same way when a presenter starts saying 'tempuhchuh' instead of 'temperature', or 'artic' instead of 'arctic'. Which, in climate science videos, happens a lot. Why is it that some people can't pronounce consonants in groups? They are the same people who say 'strenth', 'sikth' and 'vunerable'. It baffles me.,(reply>), +Doug Hicton The Canadian more between the French and the American I think. Glacier is obviously a French word, pronounced more like: gla-see-ay,(reply>), Interesting... I didn't know that.