Varied in timbre and tone. Natural, smooth, simple, rich.
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
Eastern European (General) North American (General)Transcript
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cala Parmley age range, teenage to seventies I intend to play every golf course in the pacific northwest and make vice president by the end of next year. That takes a lot of drive. No pun intended. That's why I drive a Toyota Camry. It gets great gas mileage and has the best resale value and camera cost thousands less to own than other cars in its class. That will cover a lot of greens fees. I've been homeless for almost a decade, dropped out of high school after just two years I stepped all my things into a black garbage bag and moved six times since I was eight, six different neighborhoods I've never even heard of and with six different families I've never even met. If I could have one wish would be that I met you sooner. What motivates you? Only 11 more days until Cancun we are taking everything great about zones and amplifying it. We're raising our voice, cranking up customer engagement and amping up our go to market strategy enhanced practices for data center, cloud software, mobility, unified communications and security expanded sMB enterprise healthcare public sector and IOT teams Doubling the number of sales professionals and tripling the technical resources in over 32 US cities supporting clients in over 80 countries. We're fine tuning our partnership program, recalibrating the market engine, unveiling new digital platforms and elevating the brand for extraordinary growth in the channel. Amplify nancy drew is it? I understand you and I have much in common I'm not so sure I don't believe we've met officially meet officially. What with papers in the stamp. A man takes a picture while we shake hands. What is this meat officially? Silliness. I am renata officially. And you are nancy officially. Is that official enough for you? Should I invite a third party to witness the exchange maybe? Well, that's all right. What did you mean when you said we have a lot in common? Yeah. Perhaps I'm wrong about that. You're here for the monster? Yes. Monster. What? Monster? Good. Try. Let me tell you what? I know you're here for the monster. Now I tell you something you don't know. It's a monster. He is here for you. What do you mean? Let me tell you a story. A friend told me. She stayed here with her family a long time ago when she was a young girl back then the woods outside the castle walls were a very dangerous place, especially for a little girl. That's why her father told her she was never to go into the woods alone. This little girl, she had a small red scarf that came all the way from India, it had a parade of gold stage elephants all walking in line. She was very proud of it and how far it traveled just to belong to her. One day when she was playing in the field, a gust of wind carried the scarf deep into the woods. When the girls older sister saw her walk into the forest. She tried to stop her, but it was too late. She couldn't catch up. two girls walked out the Castle Gates on that day long ago one came back. What happened? The monster was awake in the woods that night. I don't really believe in monsters. That's very logical of you. Too bad. Not believing in monsters doesn't keep you safe. Why did you say that the monster is looking for me? Take a look around, you'll figure it out. I think you're just trying to scare me and if I am, is that a bad thing? You have good reason to be afraid?