Narration Demo
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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Freddie is a nine year old boy who loves many things. But what Freddy loves the most is peanut butter sandwiches, Freddie, his mother's side. You have to eat other things besides peanut butter sandwiches. No, I doubt I only like peanut butter sandwiches. But, Freddy, you never try anything else. How do you know you won't like, say, ham and cheese sandwiches. I don't want to eat ham and cheese sandwiches. I want Peter butter sandwiches. 13 years in this stinking joint. 13 long years. Now, I ain't gonna try and convince you I don't belong here. I did the crime. I got the time. Only the fish claim they're innocent in this place. Don't get me wrong. I ain't that bad. Personally, I think 20 years for a first armed robbery offense is a bit harsh. But I'm up for parole in a few months, and you better believe I'm on my best behavior. I haven't had a problem with the screws in a couple of years now, so things are looking up. Um, I a rehabilitated man as me again after my parole hearing. When you think of baseball, you can't help but think of Babe Ruth the bay was the most recognizable athlete of his time and is a legend to this day, he said. Countless records, some of them still unbroken. His career began with the Red Sox, but in 1920 they began to play for the New York Yankees. As an outfielder, he led the Yankees to seven American League pennants and four World Series titles in 1927 baby at the highest number of home runs in a season. This'd David Gentry. Thanks for listening, and thanks for your time.