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pairs of Levis at home.' >>Male Audience Member #10: twenties in my pocket. >>Mignon Fogarty: Right. And that's when it's much more common for people to use apostrophes like after an abbreviation, CD's. We had 50
CD's in the closet. It used to be, it's kind of, it's one of those things that's evolving.
It used to be more common, commonly acceptable to use an apostrophe to make something like that plural. The New York Times was the last holdout. So the New York Times used an apostrophe
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