مولد صوت AI مجاني noah fearnley من Fish Audio

Honestly, every time I walk onto a new set, it’s like that first audition all over again. You’re just trying to figure out where to stand and not mess up, and man, it’s a lot. I’m still just learning as I go and trying to have a good time.

So, I'm just sitting here, and actually thinking about how everything feels so forced lately. Long story short, I’m tired of seeing people act like they’ve got it all figured out, you know? Why can't we just be real and speak from how we actually feel in the moment?

You know, I was going to tell you I'm a professional chef and everything, but honestly, I can barely make toast. But hey, if you want to get coffee sometime, I promise I won't pretend to know anything about coffee brewing either.

So I'm actually looking at these new scripts, and long story short, everything just feels so sales pitchy again. It's like everyone's actually trying to sell a version of themselves. So I'm just trying to stay authentic, because we actually need more of that in this industry right now.

So I actually realized that most of what we see is just a big sales pitch. Why are we so afraid of just being ourselves? I’m just trying to speak how I feel in the moment, you know, without all the acting and the filters. It’s actually okay to be real.

Oh man, that's like, that's like... what's the word? Ridiculous? Ridic... ridiculous. Someone posted this thing today and I'm like, what the heck? What the heck is that even supposed to... supposed to mean? That's crazy, that's absolutely crazy.

So actually, I’ve been thinking about why everything feels like a performance lately. Why can’t we just be real, you know? Everyone is always trying to sell a version of themselves. I just want to speak in the moment and actually be myself, without any of that sales pitchy vibe.

Actually, I've been thinking about the whole authenticity thing again. People spend so much time crafting a perfect image, but why can’t we just be real? I’d rather just talk to you guys in the moment, you know, without all the acting or the sales pitches.