[yvoschaap]

> to take the long-term view, and to never be afraid of giving away their legos.

Is that a common expression, or a typo?

[ahupp]

https://review.firstround.com/give-away-your-legos-and-other...

[null0pointer]

<sarcasm> Common typo. In American English the plural of Lego is commonly written as Legos. When in fact the plural of Lego is Lego. </sarcasm>

[jaredsohn]

Not a typo. 706 matches for 'giving away your legos' and 2620 matches for 'give away your legos' on Google

[elefanten]

News as pedestrian as the PR writing style.

[ma2rten]

I don't think it's a very common expression, but I think I might have heard it before.

[Copenjin]

Disrupting language.