6½ hrs in;
My rate of "getting names right" and served a resident right regardless if there's an error and "having any errors" regardless if I served the resident or not is practically ratios 1 to 2.
I'm aware of the overlap.
Meaning odds that kept mishearing is way more than twice each name I get it right.
Currently, I'm also accompanied by one NT guy, who, coincidentally, was my 1st grade classmate.
Couldn't remember him, he couldn't remember me well either. Our moms knew one another, and I just clearly recognized his elder sister attending the same Highschool as I was at some point.
So I bug this guy and asked if he also misheard or misunderstood.
Obviously the obvious, easily misspelled and misheard utterly unique types mostly don't count.
This self assessment is supposedly "in my favor". Especially since I've seen of these countless names too many times, typed all of them thousand names in fee occasions.
Yet and yet even as simple and as common as, well, a name let's say, "Grace" -- I mishear it as "Criss".
Plenty of alternatings like initial Ts becoming Ks, Rs becoming Ls...
And too many missing initial syllables. Florante as Orante, Galvez as Alvez, Castro as Astro.
Didn't matter if it was common or not, and it's not like it had an easily misheard with an existing alternative like with Fernandez and Hernandez either!
It's annoying. Really, really annoying.
And I would be putting up with it for the another next 7½ hrs.