Voice Testing

[heedthecall]

I'm not doubting you ma'am. It's just you don't have the best record for these sorts of things. The last time you managed to keep someone around was, well, never. I don't see why I'd be any different.

Just don't blame me when you get that silly song in your head every time you log in.

Comments

[6/6] what

[overdosing]

[ahem.]

That was boring. Incredibly boring. I felt a little tear roll down my cheek for those poor little kind- children in the audience. They must have been on the verge of death itself.

...From the boredom.

[heedthecall]

[Very believable. He'll just wait out the reaction - it's cool he's gotten worse.]

They seemed to enjoy it at the time.

[It had been one of the best things about the tour. The joy it inspired, the hope it brought. The patriotism if you will.]

[overdosing]

Well, who knows what their parents did to get them to sit still. No doubt fed them copious amounts of sweets or bribed them with...oh, I don't know, ponies and solid gold toys. Admittedly, I am a tiny bit behind with what the children these days are fond of, so perhaps I am off the mark with this.

Slightly off the mark.

[heedthecall]

Maybe they just liked the show?

[It was a group of pre-teens. Not usually the hardest crowd to please.]

[overdosing]

[his only response to that is a resounding feh. feh to you, good sir, feh. followed by a flippant little wave of his hand.]

My comrade Soldier would have loved this. I actually tried looking for him in the audience because this is precisely the type of show I could see him attending every day until they stopped selling tickets.

[heedthecall]

[He perks up a bit at soldier.]

If he was around back then, I hope he got to see it. If it even existed where you're from.

[Multiverse shenanigans is confusing even when you haven't just mastered the cell phone.]