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The only people I've ever heard say warsh are people from Appalachia....Namely folks from KY, WV, and Western PA.
Underdog- The Pittsburgh area and nearby Eastern WV have a colorful dialect, my former sister in law is from the Pittsburgh area. She would catch herself calling a sack a 'poke', engrained dialect is stubborn.
Very cool video. I approve.
Listen to clips of Mike Francesca. Cannot miss it. He was BORN in NY.
at 4:19 (sarw) When he is more relaxed, it is more pronounced.
FPD. I think you're hearing something that isn't there. I listened 4 times, I don't hear sarw, I hear saw.
He isn't a caricature though. Like most accents it varies, sometimes the Rs are enunciated, sometimes he drops them entirely.