New York, Southern, and American English accents and Russian accent.
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North American (General) North American (US New York, New Jersey, Bronx, Brooklyn) North American (US South) RussianTranscript
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So I was like, hey, Tony, what's this I hear about you talking to my girl and he just looked at me like I was speaking some other language. So I says again, are you talking to my girl while I'm not around Tony. I don't like that. I might just have to do something about that. He fessed up after that and now it's not a problem no more. I went over to that one place and got myself a burger and some fries. However, I can't say they were on the top of my list for taste. If I had to do it over I would have probably gone to that other place on the other side of town. I think they have a much better burger there and the fries are awesome. When we finally got to the desk to ask about tickets, the lady told me they were sold out for the time I was wanting to be seeing the film. Can you believe that? I wait almost an hour in line only to have all the tickets taken. So I tried to convince her perhaps double book a few seats for me but she gives some lamb excuse about not being able to change things in the computer. I done tried to get me a little bit of that deer varmints tail mostly because I was fixing to sell him to some dumb little kid who ain't got none rain. But that other feller done got him first. So what I've done is I bought them tale from that feller for a quarter and sold him to some kid for three nickels. Who that be only No, I only paid one coin and he paid three. He'd probably get real mad.