Walter J. Pollard Audio air-check
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US South) US African AmericanTranscript
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ain't it worse when you try to hide it and you try to hide it? Things get so, so much worse. I think I was like, five, and it was field day and field days when you get to bring the really, really red juice and all the sugar and stuff And I got excited and I tried to pour me a glass of juice. I'm five now before school and I accidentally dropped the whole gallon of juice on our white for my mom come downstairs in her work clothes and she slips and falls. So now her closes red so needless and I'll apologize for that because that was all wrong. Your floor was never the same after that. Honestly, it was the floor had, like, a shade of red. All right, so here's how we do this. Okay, So let me just start off by saying I hate clothes shopping. Okay, I really do as long as tedious and reminds me of Saturday's when I could've been watching wrestling and I was with my mother. So you're already in. So I'm already in a move that confuses me a little bit. Yeah, we go to the comedy show the other night and I'm walking through and my girlfriends with me and everybody's like Walter was like, Hey, I don't let my dog leaving them. I was like, Okay, I apologize. I really left that place. I was like, I'm sorry for even bringing that up. I got to find another way to release this negative energy or whatever it is I'm going through. Thank you. Drugs are not the answer. Thank you. I mean, smoke weed. Damn. Like the worst, right? No, it's just don't do that. What the ****? But in her case, it makes sense. She's like, Hey, I'm a woman. I want to be an honest woman. I want you to make me an honest woman. I want to be your wife. I believe that you can be husband material. Let's make that next step. No, it's just you know how you you go to the restroom and everybody everybody is guilty of it, you know, You go to the restroom, you bring your phone with you. You know, since you're there, let me go ahead and scroll through. You know, my instagram because that's the only place that you're absolutely private and no one can bother you or get to you. So, you know, I eventually noticed that, you know, I would sit there and, you know, you'd be there for such a long time. You have to try to justify why you're there. So you give another pushes like no nothing. I'm still working. You know, I got nothing left in the tank. So you get up. I'm a little more like, you know, I knew I wanted to do radio, and I was just, like, I don't know how to necessarily get to I want to be. But I'm just going to do the right thing. And hopefully, you know that I'll let the chips fall where they may. So you see the difference there. He spoke a little out of turn because I had not sent out sent text messages as well as I did speak to you, Bert, yesterday. And I said, Hey, this weekend, I'm thinking about going to witness my first shoe show as a 30 year old person. And you said, you gotta kiss today. That the kids. So you were talking about going to strip club? I said a shoe show. Okay, shoe show. It's a shoe show. What does the shoe show mean? Because they're only wearing shoes. There you go, Chris. Okay,