Larry Jewell

Those sentences completely. Okay, okay, okay. Ready for number one. Hi, I'm April. I'm the only one home. Do I record that? I've got it recorded. April, go ahead. Hi, I'm april. I'm the only one home. Yes, I know, I know. Huh? Daddy already has an office. Uh huh. My daddy works at this radio station. He wants you to buy a commercial. Michelle. My daddy wants. My daddy. My daddy works at this radio station and he wants you to buy me new work. He wants you to buy commercial. Commercial. My daddy looks at this wedding, says that he wants to buy a commercial. You won't finish the. April, Take off that. Okay. Well, dad, why does it say daddy? Well, I guess. Where does daddy work? Here. That doesn't. That's not how you work, Daddy. The line is. Okay, I have my dad. He works at the radio station. He wants you to buy a commercial. You still recording? Yes. Can I call you back? I'm starting to get a little cross talk. You ready, April? Yeah, I want to hear it. Can I hear it, Daddy? Oh, why don't you say the last line again? My daddy. What? My daddy works at this radio station and he wants you to buy a commercial. Commercial? I have. My daddy works at Mercedes. He wants you to buy a commercial. Commercial. Commercial. Commercial. If he wants, my daddy will set. Huh? My daddy will set this radio station and he wants you to buy a commercial. Hi, I'm in my home. Just say no. I know. Daddy already has an office. My daddy works at this radio station and he wants you to buy a commercial. Should I say it again? Daddy? Why don't you try it just one more, okay? Yes, I know, I know. Daddy already has the office. Uh huh. Uh huh. My daddy works at this radio station and he wants you to buy a commercial. No, that's okay. Witch. Now can I hear my singing? Sam, It.