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This may help:

https://www.reddit.com/r/identifythisfont/comments/zthmni/what_font_is_this_it_looks_like_microsoft_sans/

I don't think the answer in that thread is correct.

Not much help but this is what my phone told me

Shadow and Extrusion: The letters have a long, stretched shadow, a common feature in extruded or 3D text effects. This isn't a font in the traditional sense, but a design technique applied to text.

• Stencil-like Quality: The text looks like it's been cut out of a material (like a stencil) and then illuminated to cast the words as a shadow. This would make the font a "stencil font," which is a specific category of typeface. The effect in the image is a popular artistic and typographic style. To recreate it, you would typically use a standard font and then apply a 3D extrusion or shadow effect in a design program like Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator, or a 3D modeling program. There are also "shadow fonts" or "extruded fonts" available that are designed to have this built-in effect. While it's hard to name the exact font used, you can search for "extruded font," "stencil font," or "3D shadow font" to find similar typefaces that could be used to create this kind of effect.

give me late 1970s to mid 1980s vibes