Here is a compiled compilation of my voice acting demos!
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EnglishVoice Age
Teen (13-17)Accents
British (General) North American (General)Transcript
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So it's one in the morning and you're starving. Nothing in the fridge and nothing in the cupboard. You think about cooking. But then you remember the fire you started last time. He tried using the stove. Well, check out 7 11 They have everything from burgers to tacos. 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 7 11 Think of it as your own personal walk in kitchen. No, a one for my hamburger. Miss some a one. Please imagine of great place like this without a one on the table. Yeah, Nothing like it on hamburgers. You bet. After all, what's hamburger is chopped steak. It was better on stake than a one. That's why I have it at home all the time. So why didn't you ask for it? Gets out of sight. Out of mind, Miss Sameh. One please ask for it. You know, I really haven't thought about it. But when you look in the mirror, do you know who you're looking up? Is it actually you or is it your parents? Just think about that. No. Oh, please, please, I'll do anything. Please. They Hey! Okay. Oh, Looks like God. What is wrong? with you, man. No. Yeah. No. Oh, headaches. We all get them. We always they would go away. Luckily, there's a solution. I just take two. And there's no more tension. Normal throbbing. No more pain, My headache completely gone. Hey, Jerry, you mind if I borrow your hammer for a couple of hours tonight? The Sure Arnie. Go ahead. Jerry. How was your weekend? It was fine. How was yours? Great. Great. Say, Jerry, we have a guest coming in tonight. Mind if I borrow that rollaway bed? You've got borrow the bed? Well, I suppose, but only if you bring it back in the Jerry. I never heard a stereo. What? Sound as good as yours? Would you mind if I borrowed it to show my cousin the stereo? Oh, I don't know. It's only for one night. I promised to bring you back tomorrow. Rex sits on his couch, an emotional wreck. A ton of blow is on the table before him with a dead blonde hair woman laying facedown in it. Keys her jingling in the door in walks. Billy. Unbelievable. Yeah. Jesus. How can you just leave her like this? I'm not good with dead people, Man. When did you first notice her? Man? I woke up to take a ****, and there she was. We went to bed together, so she must have gotten up during the night to do some more. And she died. What the **** we gonna d'oh? I have no idea. That's why I called you, right, right? Does anyone else know about this? Just you. Who is she? She's actually Cisco's White Cisco's wife. Gangster Cisco. Yeah, man. Her phone's been ringing nonstop. He keeps calling. This is so serious. She's already starting to go stiff man, in case you wanted to wrap her up or something. I can't believe this. Rex, do you realize how insane this is right now? Yeah, yeah, yeah. How are we going to get her out of here? We have to wait until nighttime. That's what I was thinking. There's a shoot, a garbage chute, that we can push her in and we can pick her up in the basement. Then we can bring the car over. Maybe roller open the carpet or something. Wait a minute. What? Cisco's probably deal locating her phone. No, we need to get rid of her phone right now. Shall we break it or flush it down the toilet? You don't flush it down the toilet, man. We need to turn it off to switch off the Geo. Right. Let's do this. I got this. I got this. There's a knock on the front door. Rex and Billy stare at one another. You're never gonna leave. You're never gonna leave here and hope you want to. Really, really bad. But I'm sorry. We're never getting out of here. Job for home.