Why is this change needed, you may ask? Oh my, where do I begin? *ahem*
Alongside the fact Mike is from England, as a proper English speaker, I must say that using proper English is like sipping tea with the Queen, while American English is like guzzling a large Big Gulp at a baseball game. Proper English is like a fine wine, aged to perfection, while American English is like a sugary "soda", all fizz and no substance.
In proper English, we use "whom" instead of "who" because, let's be real, "who" is just not as classy. And don't even get me started on the Oxford comma, it's like the cherry on top of a properly crafted sentence. So, if you want to sound like a refined and cultured individual, stick to proper English. But, if you want to sound like a, well, let's just say "less refined" individual, then American English is the way to go! *wink wink*
