Ralph Barbosa

I just remember talking to the dialect coach.

And she's like, no, no, no, say it like this, though.

And I'm just like, I feel like I had...

I know people say I talk very monotone, like very laid back, but I feel like I had to do that more in Spanish.

Like instead of just saying like, hey, ahora que puedes cambiar tu plan con Verizon.

I had to be like, ahora cambio tu plan con Verizon.

I had to talk like the fucking dude at the end of a commercial who's like, subject may vary to change.

Oh, a fast guy.

Yeah.

So I had to do it like fast and like no accent.

So I couldn't, I feel like I couldn't move my mouth a lot.

Like I had to just like whisper it out.

And then that's when they finally liked it.

Which, I mean, they paid me very well.

Like, shout out to Verizon.

I'm not complaining.

I just think it's funny that they were just like, and they didn't know at first because it's like different types of Latinos working on that commercial.

It was like a Puerto Rican dude and a Venezuelan dude, you know what I mean?

Yeah, the girl who was like the costume designer or whatever, she was just like, hey, this dude talks country as hell.

And everybody was like, what?