English, different character voices
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Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
his jeans had spots of motor oil, and his head wore a cap that had seen better days. Your dog? The old man asked, with a heavy whiskey voice, while he nodded toward the truck, seems to be waiting for you already. Tom threw a glance back to the side window of the truck and laughed. A short one. That's Presley. He's all right. The old man raised one of his bushy eyebrows. Presley. You named the dog after a singer. Tom nodded one of the greatest. The old man blew out a cloud of smoke as his eyes wandered up the white, powdery mountain tops. Wow! Tom smiled and made to pass the fellow when a hand against his stomach stopped him. George, the old man stated, and outstretched a massive and fumbling hand, with more of those white hairs on his knuckles. George Goldman. But you can call me George, or mr Goldman, and the choice is yours. Tom shook the man's hand. Tom. Richards! You got a big truck over there, son. How far are you going? Tom nodded in the direction of his destination. The guy emerged from behind a pretty designer table, with an outstretched sweaty palm and a wide rehearsed smile in a convivial way that confirmed his desire to please his client. He said. Mr Hawke wrote, Please come in and sit down. Please accept my apologies for making you wait. But the notary had just called me, and you know how it is when lawyers start talking. We never know when to stop. Yes, I know well, if you don't mind. Mr Della serra's Crystal Ball, please. I'm crystal ball for my friends. And as you have been recommended by Bruno, He was excessively pudgy for a young man around 27 or 28 years old. The double chin and sweaty face that he tried to hide behind some pseudo intellectual glasses showed a considerable absence of self respect. The lack of care for his physical appearance was something Peter had to battle since he was a child because he tended to be overweight, combating. This seemed to be a good way to discipline the body fine crystal ball. Since we're going to be on a first name basis, you can call me Peter. Great Peter. Please let me know how I can be useful to you. Okay, let's get down to business logically. As of now, anything I may tell you is covered by the attorney client privilege. Of course, Peter, of course. I represent a group of foreign investors interested in a real estate venture in the area of militias and they are searching for a legal representative that can take over all of their matters