Human typing habits and token counts

I can't write any prompt without typos, never thought it will increase my LLM cost. Time to fix this habit.

I am gonna keep my "please" and "thanks" though. Trying to save few tokens can lead to changed habit in real life.

Are people really trying to cut the token counts of their manually-typed prompts? Obviously it's good to do what you can to trim skills, documentation that gets ingested, or anything which is in an automated pipeline, but trying to police your typing like this in a live chat session just seems like making yourself crazy to save a fraction of a cent.