:When I looked at this page and saw that the IPA pronunciation is given as , I literally laughed out loud. I thought it was a funny little wiki easter egg, a bit of innocent vandalism, for us Massachusetts folk to get a laugh at our own expense. Yes, certainly us locals with the heaviest accents do pronounce it , but all but the most oblivious of us know that in actual American English, it's pronounced . ("Where are you?" "I'm in Glahstah!" "Do you mean Glosster?" "Yah, that's what I said, Glahstah!"). It's hilarious enough that I was going to leave it in place, but then I checked the talk page and change log, and now I think it wasn't a joke. That's a little depressing, so I'm going to change it back to . I see that the anonymous user at 75.0.0.199 removed the link to the audio file and changed the IPA pronunciation on 24 April 2012. I agree with  that the audio file was decidedly British and should be removed, but the IPA code should be changed back, so I'll do that now.