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Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Download File   For download latest pdf click here Speaker 2: Well, hello, everybody, I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. If you celebrate Thanksgiving, this is your new audio test. And I'm hoping that it'll be something that will help catapult you into the ranks of the top GoTranscript transcribers and maybe even an editor someday, if you're really good. But, you know, you just have to be sure to read the, the guidelines. And remember, this is clean, verbatim, not full verbatim. And there's a big difference in which I mean, there's a big difference, because you have to do things like eliminate false starts and filler words. And you also have to be aware of the numbers and the stuff with the numbers. Like if somebody says that they got five or 10 things at the store today, you need to know, are you supposed to spell out both five and 10? Or are you supposed to spell out five? And use the n...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Download File   For download latest pdf click here Speaker 2: Welcome to video three. Today we're going to revisit our old friend Bertha as nine out of 10. As you may recall, Bertha was in her mid-50s. Born in the 50s. And with about 50k to invest, she actually had a few million dollars, but for some reason didn't want to share all of it with our investment firm which frankly annoyed me. Because last time I checked, only about 1500 of our employees had ever been investigated and only about eight actually convicted. Anyway, Bertha was more or less frugal, but still she made a big mistake in her portfolio. No, I don't mean entrusting it to us. Please do try to keep up. What I mean is she had a couple of kids, one of whom decided for some unfathomable reason to go to college. She couldn't persuade the little guttersnipe to go to a nice cheap Community College. No, the kid insisted on Oxford or Harvard...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Download File For download latest pdf click here Speaker 2: Thank you for scheduling your colonoscopy at GoTranscript world famous gastroenterology clinic where our motto is, you do the prep and we do the schlep. Your procedure is scheduled for this Wednesday the 30th of November at 11 o'clock. Now, three days before your colonoscopy, please head over to the nearest grocery store and stock up on clear liquids like white grape juice, chicken broth and Gatorade. And before one of you wise and Hymas asks no vodka doesn't count as a clear liquid. I mean, okay, yes, it it is a liquid and it is clear. However, nine out of 10 times it drives you out and fogs your brain. And that's all we need around here is some addle pated patient demanding a colonoscopy in a drunken rage. We've got lives of our own, you know, I'm sorry about that little rant, I guess I got a little carried away. Speaker 2: Anyway...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Retired former Santa Fe locomotive number 5704 was recently cosmetically restored to its eye catching patriotic mid 70s Bicentennial red, white and blue color scheme. 5704 was one of five of GM 3600 horsepower, SD 45 dash two locomotives painted in this unique style. These locomotives help with the operation of the American Freedom Train, as well as special effects. Special events such as the 1976 grand opening of the 50 million bucks of Barstow classification yard in Southern California. Enough railroad unmodified la railroad, la railway streetcar number 665 was delivered to the museum in Paris, California. Speaker 2: This car started its service in March 1911 and was retired in 48. movie mogul 20th Century Fox bought it and immediately put it to good use as a prop in such depth as classics as the Keystone Cops meet the Three Stooges or some such nonsense. Actually, to be honest, I couldn't find ...

Speaker 1:  This is the audio we're using for this particular GoTranscript audio test. Speaker 2: Oh, there's this guy who was walking down the street by neighborhood wearing a hoodie. He had a boob box on his shoulder. It was planned some really good beats. I thought seriously about getting it step behind him and having a little parade that I decided he might take it the wrong way. So I resisted the temptation. However, I got in my Ferrari followed him around discreet distance, let's say about 1500 feet. He just kept walking to the beat up and down the block for at least half an hour. Finally, I realized he was just an exercise Walker, and the hoodie was because it was raining. Not a lot, but just enough to make the windshield damp. I turned on the windshield wipers but a long strip of rubber peeled off the metal blade started to scratch the glass. Speaker 2: Since my insurance is pretty crappy, I decided I better take care of it tooth sweet. I peeled away from the beat Wa...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: Our store recently decided to set up a GoFundMe page for one of our employees who suffers every day with chronic migraines. Once she had gone through a few ketamine inpatient admissions and felt better, she asked us to help her do whatever we could to raise money for research. Our original goal for the race $7,500 people on our team just keep sharing their stories about how migraine impacts their lives. Many of our long term customers have not been aware of how migraine could impact someone's life, like it was impacting our employees. We had to keep increasing our goal, because we kept receiving more donations. Speaker 2: We started with 7500 bucks, and before long it seemed to 10k and then 12k, and so on, et cetera until we reached over 17k. To thank everyone where we're offering a discount of 50% on almost any product to anyone who brings in the coupon included with this email. Offering valid ...

GoTranscript Audio Test Answers Speaker 1:    This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Christine: Hi, this is Christine. I'm interviewing Steve about a proper the property line dispute he's having with one of our neighbors. Steve, how are you doing tonight? Steve: I am frustrated, frazzled, be dazzled and worn out? Christine: Well, I'm very sorry to hear that. Would you like to just tell us in brief, what the issue is with the property line dispute? Steve: Well, the new owner of the property wants to build the wall too close to my buildings, and undercutting the property line with this trench. And ultimately was going to want to try to get us to pay for half of the construction, which would be about $7,500. Christine: Wow. In your opinion, what is the Can you summarize your position here? Steve: This is a pain in the butt. Making more changes, because he's saying what is an offer of payments? That he's saying that the biggest issue will be th...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: The commercial unit of measurement of cement is the barrel. The unit of shipment is the bag. A barrel of Portland cement contains 380 pounds of cement, and the barrel itself weighs 20 pounds. There are four bags, either made from cloth or paper of cement to the barrel, and the regulation cloth sack weighs one and a half pounds. Now, the size of cement barrels varies due to the differences in weight of cement and to the differences and to differences in compacting the cement into the barrel. A light burned Portland cement weighs 100 pounds per struck bushel. However, I have only a heavy burned port Portland cement can weigh from 118 to 125 pounds per struck bushel. The number of cubic feet of packed Portland cement in a barrel ranges from three to three and a half. Speaker 1: This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: I can just hear you asking what is a struck bushel. We...

Speaker 1:  This is an audio test for potential GoTranscript workers. That's the truth. Yes, it is. Did you know that nine out of 10 people who apply don't pass? Speaker 2: Really, I thought it was more like seven out of 20. Why is that? Speaker 1: Well, primarily, it's because most of them are copying and pasting their tests from YouTube videos, claiming to give them the secrets of how to pass any GoTranscript audio test, of which this is one. Speaker 2: How Yes, I've I've seen those. You mean, they're not accurate? Speaker 1: They're about as accurate as the people who post them are honest and sincere. Speaker 2: Is that so? Speaker 1: Yes. So be very careful. Whenever you hear the words, this audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript, you know that it's an audio test for potential GoTranscript workers? Speaker 2: I mean, sure, that seems like a no brainer. Speaker 1: You'd think so. But believe it or not, lately, those YouTube scammer...

Speaker 1:  This audio is used for the transcriber test at GoTranscript. Speaker 2: With the death of Queen Elizabeth the Second, it's clear that most of the great figures of World War Two are now gone. I would say that nine out of 10 young people are watching the crown on Netflix, think that think it's 100% accurate. However, that's not necessarily the case. That's not to say that it is a an entertaining and effective series. It is. In fact, I'm on. Let's see all of my third reflash now it is quite enjoyable. However, every once in a while, I find myself turning to Google to find out whether something that made a great dramatics flash actually happened quite that way. For example, there's a lot made of Prince Philip supposedly yelling at Prince Charles and calling him weak. But people who were actually there at the time say it simply didn't happen . Now that Charles is King Charles the third, both his father and mother died, he he might not appreciate p...

Danny: Our next speaker whose deathless prose will constitute our GoTranscript audio test, concluded her high school career with a grade point average of 3.87, the second highest GPA in the class of 2020, which is, you know, struggled under a lot of unexpected hardships, so we tend to cut them a little more slack. Anyway, here you go, Ms. Willamina. Tell. Ms. Willamina. Tell: Hey, thank you. And thank you, Danny. Sure, do appreciate that introduction. It is my great pleasure to sit here in front of this zoom monitor tonight, as a representative of the long suffering but still relatively good natured class of 2020. We've been together my classmates for let's see, least four years now. Some of us had to repeat a few classes for reasons we all know, all too well. But you know, life is tough, isn't it? Anyway, it's a long time, four years, 48 months, or 1500 days or 35,000 hours or 1.2 million minutes or 126 million seconds? Oh, and guess what? I didn't have to look...