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> I hate . . . , My mum works over at the, over on the ward and she said "not another bank statement." I said "it's the second one in two days." And she said "D
by PoignardAzur 3y ago
> I hate . . . , My mum works over at the, over on the ward and she said "not another bank statement." I said "it's the second one in two days." And she said "Do you want me to go to the bank for you at lunchtime?" and I went "No, I'll go this time and explain it myself." I tell you what, my bank are awful. They've lost my bank book, you see, and I can't find it anywhere. I belong to the TSB Bank and I'm thinking of changing my bank 'cause they're so awful. They keep, they keep losing . . . [someone comes in to bring some tea] Oh, isn't that nice.
In all seriousness, this feels weirdly similar to listening to Donald Trump.
- YurgenJurgensen 3y agoMost transcripts of normal people end up sounding like that. Trump just tweets exactly how he talks, while most people code-switch in text.
- PoignardAzur 3y agoI don't know, I've had my nose in (machine-generated) transcripts a lot over the last few weeks, and they didn't give me that feeling, even when they were quite rambly. I think it's the "jumping from one subject to the next without a broader point" thing that made me think of Donald Trump.