Talk:American Family Publishers

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Misleading statement

This page says that Ed McMahon worked for both American Family Publishers and Publisher's Clearing House and links to a video interview as evidence. I watched the video. I don't think the video proves this at all. What happens is, Ed says that he works for American Family Publishers. Later in the interview, the interviewer refers to Publisher's Clearing House and Ed lets it go, rather than correct him. That doesn't necessarily mean McMahon worked for PCH, it could just be showing how early the Mandela effect thing began. If you watch it, I personally think you can even see something flicker over Ed's face when the interviewer says PCH, like he's reacting to hearing an incorrect statement. It doesn't prove he didn't work for PCH, but since all other sources indicate that he didn't, it certainly is not enough to demonstrate that those sources are all wrong and he did work for both companies! Anonymouseditor638569 (talk) 21:10, 7 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]