Commercial 3
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Well, Jerry, it's great to take a break from those comedy stop rehearsals, don't you think? What Break, Bob? You have shows every night at 10 p.m. And a second show on Friday. Insanity at 11 15. Jury. Don't start with the negative attitude. Look at this majestic boardwalk. Tell me what you see. Drug paraphernalia. Pigeons, bubble gum. Very look up a little higher Tattoos. Oh, look at that. It's the tattooed lady from Ripley's Pushing a Rolling Chair. That tattooed lady is a guy, Bob, That's right, a Boardwalk icon just like Mr Peanut Diving Horse. And now the comedy stopped 30 years on the boardwalk and we're still bringing laughter. Diving horse. Come on, Bob. Horses don't dive. That horse was pushed. Nobody pushed the horse. Jerry, why would somebody push horse gambling debts? There you go again with the negative jury. I think some Siegel just crapped on my head. That's good luck, right for your jury. I wish Opens could fly. I kind of wish they didn't really call the comedy stop today. 1877 Funny a C