Does disjunction have scope?--Part 2

...yes, of course it does (of course, of course, of course!) It displays scope interactions with NEGATION, doofus...

Joe doesn't like coffee or tea.

Narrow = Joe doesn't like [coffee or tea].

= Joe doesn't like coffee and Joe doesn't like tea (by De Morgan's law).

Joe doesn't like coffee or tea--I can't remember which.

Now the "or" scopes wide.