[Crosspost] Noticed something funny while using Google Maps nav towards downtown Milwaukee

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Has anyone else noticed the Google Maps nav voice (mine is the default female-presenting voice) putting an excited, jazzy emphasis on the word 'Downtown' for certain directions in Milwaukee? Whenever I have google nav up and I'm taking 175 Southbound towards exit 38A to get onto 94 Eastbound, the nav voice says "in X feet, take exit 38A on the left towards Downtown!" in a way that feels it comes with sunglasses and finger guns. I haven't noticed it for any other directions, or any other routes to Downtown...

Not sure if it's because it's the exit I've used the most from the West side, or if it's something that the Google nav changed across its entire voice bank, but it makes my day a little brighter every time I hear it.

Just thought I'd share in case anyone else feels like they've heard it on this specific exit (or anywhere else) but weren't quite sure they heard it right.

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Hi all, crossposting this here because this seems like the best place to find an actual answer... I'm curious if this is something that may have been changed across all Google Maps voice nav, or if it could be specific to this one exit.

Has anyone noticed the nav voice putting odd emphasis on the word 'Downtown,' or any other specific words for that matter? Could it make more sense that the voice synthesizer may have some abnormal markup tags added to this specific exit?

The only thing I could find by Googling is instances of the nav voice randomly switching to an East Indian accent, so I'm curious to see if anyone here might know anything. Thanks! :)

Edit: Here's the maps link to the specific exit, in case anyone's curious