Microsoft
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
Caribbean (General) North American (Canadian-General) North American (General)Transcript
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we make software. Of course. We also use software. We use our own products every day. The same stuff you might have sitting on your hard drive. Right now, we rely on it just like you do, and then we try and make it better. Software exist to solve problems. We exist to make that software. Were Microsoft. Okay, Great. Do you have a Microsoft computer or an apple? Have a Microsoft. You have a Microsoft. Good. Okay, great. So we make software. That is a statement. And so you are software. You I mean, you are Microsoft. That's who you are. That's your character. And if you have a Microsoft computer, then you understand what that is. I have an apple, so I don't really know how to work a Windows software. So, um, we make software and we use software. Were the experts and software. Right. Um, so what is this about About Microsoft software and it's applications and what it's used for with technology, it's kind of a little bit about magic as well, isn't it? Software is kind of magical. Whoever designs this stuff, I don't know how they do it, but it's all math. It's all mathematical, but it's so user friendly that you you don't have to have a brain in your head to be able to use it. It's really simple. And how do you feel about that? If we all feel amazing way we're all connected, we're all online, and we're all really ****** off when it goes slowly because we expect it to go fast, even though we don't have a clue about how it's programmed. Um, and who could you? Who could your character be to be talking about this Microsoft representative Bill Gates? Yeah, you could be Bill Gates. You could be no Bill Gates. He's not. He's not currently with who? Who's young and hip, who's into technology. You're a young hip guy into technology. Can you relate to that? Like, do you understand technology yourself? You do OK, great. So you're you on? Who you talking to? Maybe you're talking to me. I'm an apple user. True Gravier trying to convince me to use Microsoft. Yeah, okay. So convinced me to use Microsoft. It's better than Apple, right? Okay, great. So when you say we make software, just make a statement there and then take a beat before you start talking. And because what you're doing is you're introducing this contact to us, we'll put some music underneath you, and I'll qu and visually way make software. Of course, we also use software way. Use our own products every day. This same stuff you might have sitting on your hard drive right now, we rely on it just like you do, and then we try to make it better. Software exists to solve your problems. Way exist to make that software were Microsoft. That's excellent. Okay, I want you to get your pencil. We make some. We also use software. Underscore the word use. We make it, but we use it. We use our own products every day. The same time. You, in our dream, we rely on it just like you do because you're talking to us, right? So underlying you do, and then we try to make it better underlying better. And then software Is this to solve your problems or your problems? We exist to make that software. So you're talking about you and we, you and we. This is all about how they're supporting us. What, does that make sense? Yeah. So when you find the key words in the sentence to emphasize it, Really, it makes, but you've got the right attitude is great full voice. So let's try it again. Que yourself in this time. Okay, okay, way. Make software. Of course, we also use software way. Use our own products every day. The same stuff you, you you might have sitting on your hard drive right way were relying, just like you do. And then we try and make it better. Software existence off your problems way exist to make that soft were Microsoft. That's great. That's very good. And also, when your voice drops down into the lower tones, it's really wonderful. So let's do it again. Slow yourself down and, um, and see if you can find those lower tones as well. Um, que yourself in? Yeah, of course, we also use software. We use our own products every day, the same stuff you might have sitting on your hard drive right now. We were lying it just like you do, and then we try and make it better. Software exist to solve your problems way exist to make that software for Microsoft. Can we do it? One more time, Jack. Yeah. Okay, One more time. We missed your first sentence. We make software. We missed that. We didn't get. So let's try one more time way. Make software. Of course, we also use software. We use our own products every day. The same stuff you might have sitting on your hard drive right now. We were lying just like you do. And then we try to make it better. Software exists to solve your problems. We exist to make that software. Were Microsoft, that was excellent. You know what? There You're the kind of performer that gets better with each take. There are some performers who have one or two takes in them, and then it all falls apart. And then there are some that need the buildup to get to the performance. And we're all different, and it's all valid. There is a story in the workbook about a performer who got it on the second take, and they made her do 75 takes, and she had to do that. And but then there are some performers who just they're directed and directed and directed and directed, and finally boom and happens like the testimonial we read about. Get the ******* mike over here kind of thing. So you get better, the more you do it. So that was good. Come on in.