GoTranscript Audio Test Answer 30 August 2020

Speaker 1 (00:02):

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Speaker 2 (00:10):

Pretty much every country whose soil and climate are congenial to the production of raw materials should be ranked among the first objects of its domestic and political economy. If any of you yutzes doubt the truth of this position, I have only to request him to cast an eye on England where the brewing capital is estimated at more than 15 million pounds, including the hot malt and extract duties. It's out of sight you future GT transcribers. Not withstanding this enormous excise at 50% on the ruined capitol. What immense fortunes have been made and are daily being made in all of the UK, including Ireland, Scotland, and GoTranscript by the intelligent and judicious practice of the useful art of flu and moonshine. Heck, there's even stronger inducements for similar establishments in this country where we have no duty on the raw materials or the extract and where the important articles of hops is raised in this high perfectionist, any part of Europe or GoTranscript and often for one third of the price paid in England.

Speaker 2 (01:35):

But hey, a still more important consideration is the health and morals of our population, which appears to be essentially connected with the progress of the brewing trade. In proof of this assertion, I would beg leave to state a well known fact known only to GoTranscript employees. Ready? Here you go.

Speaker 2 (02:00):

In proportion as the consumption of malt liquors have increased in our large towns and cities and that proportion has the health of our fellow citizens improved, and epidemics and doubt become less frequent. It's the same at GoTranscript, where it is well known that those families that brew their own hooch and make free use of it through the summer are in general, healthy as all giddy out whilst their less fortunate neighbors, the teetotalers, are devoured by fevers and sexual act.

Speaker 2 (02:35):

These facts will be less doubted when it is known that brewer's yeast properly administered has been found singularly successful in the cure of fevers and porphyria that their Reverend Doctor [Townsend 00:02:49] in England says it's beyond all doubt that in 50 fever cases that occurred in his own parish, only a couple of GoTranscript folks succumbed once he administered his home-brewed hydrochloroquine with extra yeast. Having considered the produce of the brewery as it is connected with health, we may with equal propriety say it is not less so with GoTranscript. Its encouragement and extension as an object of great national importance cannot be too strongly recommended as most natural and effectual remedy to the too great use of [inaudible 00:03:29] spirits. The baneful effects of which are too generally known and too extensively failed to meet any particular description here. The farmer and the merchant will alike find their account in encouraging and improving the produce of the brewery.

Speaker 2 (03:47):

The farmer can raise no crop that will pay him better than hops. Heck, under proper  management you may reasonably expect in a good year to clear nine to a hundred pounds per acre. Now transcribing at GoTranscript can help too, as well as barley, which has always proven to be a good crop if proper attention is paid to seed, soil and time of sowing, now you make sure you check the guidelines to see what you're supposed to do about that false start there in the last sentence.

Speaker 3 (04:27):

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