> Almost No One Pays a 6% Real-Estate Commission–Except Americans (wsj.com)
and you've cited an example which fits neatly into the word "almost", _right there as the first worth in the sentence_
It's like opinion articles saying "many people think blabla" where "many" is 3 tweets.
"Almost No One is Poor in the United States–Except Lazy People"
The poster you're replying to seems to have more of an emphasis in how the "Wrong." parent was worded. There was no need to be that confrontational, when one is adding a point of information ("Z does Y, with Z != X") that is most likely consistent with the thread title, and with the article content.
Author: Ha! I used the mighty "ALMOST"! Don't you plebs know the rule of the mighty "ALMOST". I win. I am so smart.