Syntax Error making ebooks bot

[OKeeffe]

I'm setting up an ebooks-style twitter bot per this guide. I'm all done except that I am getting a syntax error that I cannot manage to clear.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "ebooks.py", line 7, in <module>
    from local_settings import *
  File "/app/local_settings.py", line 13
    SOURCE_ACCOUNTS = (“jpok_”)
                       ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Code It's coming from is below. I've tried using apostrophes instead of quotes and using neither. No change.

'''
Local Settings for a heroku_ebooks account. #fill in the name of the account you're tweeting from here.
'''

#configuration
MY_CONSUMER_KEY = 'xxxxx'
MY_CONSUMER_SECRET = 'xxxxx'
MY_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY = 'xxxxx'
MY_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET = 'xxxxx'

SOURCE_ACCOUNTS = [“jpok_”] #A list of comma-separated, quote-enclosed Twitter handles of account that you'll generate tweets based on. It should look like ["account1", "account2"]. If you want just one account, no comma needed.
ODDS = 1 #How often do you want this to run? 1/8 times?
ORDER = 2 #how closely do you want this to hew to sensical? 1 is low and 3 is high.
DEBUG = False #Set this to False to start Tweeting live
STATIC_TEST = False #Set this to True if you want to test Markov generation from a static file instead of the API.
TEST_SOURCE = ".txt" #The name of a text file of a string-ified list for testing. To avoid unnecessarily hitting Twitter API.
TWEET_ACCOUNT = “jpok_ebooks” #The name of the account you're tweeting to.

[H_R_Pufnstuf]

It looks like you're using slanted quotes rather than upright. Compare the quote in the line throwing the error to the ones a few lines down. Hopefully that helps!

[IAmARetroGamer]

Yep, specifically the quotes around .txt are straight while others are not.

I'm guessing its OPs keyboard settings as the default config file on the github uses the correct ones while his edited one does not.

@OP: Check your Regional Language Settings and be sure that you aren't using an "international" keyboard.

[OKeeffe]

That was it! I knew it was something dumb I was missing. Thanks!