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I've never seen in, and only learned about it recently, in that serendipitous way we learn of things through the Internet.
I was watching a video on YouTube about "vocal fry", which is the manner of speaking where the speaker lets his voice kind of trail off creakily as he gets to the end of the sentence. GenZ'ers tend to talk this way, though the video gave examples of people in the past who spoke that way (eg, George Sanders).
The presenter included a clip of a "Loudermilk" episode, where he's at a coffee shop, and the girl taking his order talks with that affectation. And he lets her have it.
Makes me want to see the series. I like Ron Livingston, going back to "Swingers".
Prost!
Brad
I was watching a video on YouTube about "vocal fry", which is the manner of speaking where the speaker lets his voice kind of trail off creakily as he gets to the end of the sentence. GenZ'ers tend to talk this way, though the video gave examples of people in the past who spoke that way (eg, George Sanders).
The presenter included a clip of a "Loudermilk" episode, where he's at a coffee shop, and the girl taking his order talks with that affectation. And he lets her have it.
Makes me want to see the series. I like Ron Livingston, going back to "Swingers".
Prost!
Brad