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TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks 0 9 Editions Eclipse, 2016 TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks Transcript of June 1st Ordered By [email protected] TransTalk Transcription Service http://www.transtalk.biz mailto:[email protected] 0:00:08 Speaker 1: It’s not that I get up late... but from experience running before slots are creeps. So I waited. 0:00:58 S1: Kristin’s on the phone so I just waved. I’m leaving with my biggest frizzy. It hadn’t adjusted to summer. Thinking that... this animé show... [pause] 0:02:51 S1: Hey Raphael. Who they found? 0:03:10 S1: Hey... Where are you? 0:03:26 S2: Morning. [pause] 0:04:58 S1: I’d mention Kristin washing part made to live in water. When totally immersed my face feels natural. Cool them watery way. 0:05:46 S1: Though already sidewalks as I head east... Warren... squinting... start to throw away... had to ride this car straddling all big... sharp-edge square... boxed computer mass wouldn’t move. 0:07:53 S1: Soon enough about me. Sundays all different types come out. Everyone’s a worker. Everyone’s a parent. Chairs look cheap until placed at tables. 0:08:47 S1: Crossing back... zigzag canary yellow to catch (squat, with cane) and pats hand on her elbow, lays it there. 0:09:54 S1: You can tell this happened before. 0:10:19 S1: Sidewalk tables sun other places. I’d assumed a dog’s cathr-like coughing. One skinnier... short to strain and tug. Editions Eclipse <eclipsearchive.org> 1 TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks [pause] 0:12:04 S1: Subways rumble pocket khakis... blond... taller... pot-bellied guy standing hydraulic lift to drop car street level. 0:12:59 S1: Two extremes provide the weather. Others somewhere between. 0:13:58 S1: Dry couples wear simultaneously. Here white rectangular... unmarked clearly Chinatown bus, coming form other New... getting... 0:14:31 S1: First bamboo tree branch... quality sound... mix birds mostly high above. [pause] 0:16:00 S1: In shade... cool liquid. Sensed they’ll stay the rest of day. 0:16:53 S1: Restaurant garlic olive oil, for some a “cutting” smell. [pause] 0:18:58 S1: I won’t start late in general. A pale milky black dread sweeps. His snow-like outfit says sweeping cigarette butt off dry nicotine a couple blocks north of Canal. 0:19:49 S1: Catching airedales I’ve seen... with hairs skinny leg boots. 0:20:14 S1: Still mellow to smirk... work set... watch tack canvas. 0:21:04 S1: Lhasa apsa checks to avoid stepping on them. But admit sparrow get the way... 0:22:38 S1: Recent businessmen from Asia or casual accept tube. 0:23:21 S1: For the time semi-flattened... spray-painted white bicycles locked to parking signs layered spokes. Gardens people share talking created clothes and broomsticks. 0:25:01 S1: Trash swirl passing lush... curled green... friends of LaGuardia. 0:26:13 S1: 70 given extremes of dress. I hadn’t seen this narrow... tapered purple sleeping bag kayak, clover... covering... waxy-leaved plants... 0:26:46 S1: Washington Square’s bit mud since fall. Doubt neighbors know yet. 0:27:42 S1: One woman closed her eyes and juts chin thrust for photo... only interested in a Jack Russel, itself interested... tentative... in an orange... goard-like toy. 0:28:49 S1: Older guys black socks pushed down slee. 0:30:12 S1: Something else should float out a back cab’s window. 0:31:18 S1: Adults sneezing march toward may little dogs more often look smiling. 0:31:52 S1: Kids pack dressed the same. 2 Editions Eclipse <eclipsearchive.org> TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks 0:32:37 S1: As I glance east cab’s back-half accelerates, quiet... forgotten. 0:34:08 S1: 12th red-head jogger twirl washing device a blade between windows. Sometimes New York not to wait out light. I’ve got this bright cottage-cheese container with homemade crumble on top. 0:36:49 S1: Further African at 11:30 shimmying fake jewelry bags. One guy really has a tin cup... shaking that cane... both seemed walking out (not that I’d doubt his need). 0:37:51 S1: Past a French older gay man’s back pocket with Polo collar attenuated passing goth was told, “Twenty minutes.” 0:38:08:00 S1: Always around 23rd I’d see two insane guys through brightness. Trucks crossed erratically in shade east husbands affix block landed like a dollar bill. 0:39:44 S1: Hot bright scattering people with newspapers seem not to believe their luck. 0:42:02 S1: Roses, black significance passed by. At still fresh smell from James Madison starts here. 0:43:37 S1: In upper twenties helicopter do not mind... except sunset. 0:44:38 S1: Hums removed from print. Three simultaneously bent look for traffic fading east. The boy seemed to have just showered, glance bag and different-colored hangers. 0:46:18 S1: Of course when referred to silence I’ll just mean later day. 0:47:21 S1: Fidgeted hands in front of eyeballs... every look batter. 0:48:09 S1: Hold realizing I forgot paper with Japan Society’s address. Half sense moist postcards for sale. 0:48:51 S1: Perfect weather to notice tattoos and reorient yourself and path, through city. 0:49:25 S1: In the upper thirties stores don’t let density from a pose for pictures. 0:50:00 S1: I know the Krazy show in forties... with just “o” running down phrase “House of Lords... ” back gold chains... thinnish... emblematic. 0:52:25 S1: Midtown couple passing guy’s bending to talk, not to think silence. 0:53:32 S1: Everyone’s New York scaffolds smells cooking plastic. 0:54:58 S1: Chef’s shark tooth on a string... swinging... for customers... time to find. 0:55:23 S1: Here all sudden Madison 42nd newsstand hoard publications wouldn’t found A Japan Society. 0:56:02 S1: Last flip through the magazine. Editions Eclipse <eclipsearchive.org> 3 TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks 0:56:13 S1: Newsstands... echoes... no matter Grand Central... first recommend heading to lobby... sloping sigh for soft-shell crabs down here. Most be season. Lost bright blue ceiling. People become temporarily idle themselves. 0:58:12 S1: And now curving back constellation same smelled strong perfume. 0:58:44 S1: Camera flashes hard to walk a flat surface. 0:59:38 S1: Soft patina sound central just pass noon. Thank You for using TransTalk For feedback/questions send a mail to [email protected] Please click on the links below to set a rating for this transcript. Excellent Good Okay Poor Bad 4 Editions Eclipse <eclipsearchive.org> TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks Transcript of June 2nd Ordered By [email protected] TransTalk Transcription Service http://www.transtalk.biz mailto:[email protected] 0:00:12 Speaker 1: Hard gauge temperature below people almost rushing problems, too. 0:01:01 S1: I'm tying close Cristian's door, open a couple ways to stare, check times. 0:01:43 S1: Follow Raphael comes far weekend. 0:02:04 S1: Outside tried putting on this blue checked, light blue, once. 0:02:56 S1: Yes, smallish black poodle on its own. I'm headed to Central Park South where Mondays, Steven works. I've seen him curios about Central Park South. Why not? 0:04:37 S1: On top garbage bins atop of that, cold for pants an oxford... 0:05:35 S1: Mint scarf too seems appropriate. I don't know what walked three quarters cross wet pulled back. 0:07:07 S1: Warrens feel self-conscious unless burst women’s leather. 0:07:48 S1: Occasional peel broke off banana. 0:08:02 S1: Maybe Broadway emanates happiness—polished brass threshold to building entrance which bronze slap bottom? 0:08:57 S1: Homeless stares in the building, an opening in wall. 0:09:41 S1: Now, hands cold, content in skirt, sleeveless blouses, partially pajamas a... couple kisses holding cigarette far down... eye-level. Passing another two big pitchers black. Big, but individual. Editions Eclipse <eclipsearchive.org> 5 TransTalk Audio Sixty Morning Wlaks 0:12:04 S1: And now Walker, you'll see what look livable, dense, sort efficient use vegetables of Japanese food. 0:13:20 S1: Siren, cop car veers to left road and passes three cops inside, men inside. 0:14:14 S1: Subway grate next to scented lotion. Grand south for waiters, people line, colorful Sunday papers... Fresh oven bakery trash year street (the streets contain mesh). 0:16:38 S1: Already Room A40... Sharp basil sounds most aromatic. European couple looks positive cold well made. A cop points, leads... forces to begin with. 0:20:08 S1: New York Times, Wall Street Journals discussing Houston, wheeled around. 0:21:40 S1: Homeless people stagger at consistent corners, sticks saying mean people suck, croissants, stone buckets, near white’s spruce plot, Zoroastrian. 0:23:35 S1: I opt for warm... Uptake, I don't know form a subway. I think the NR. 0:24:08 S1: Then another, probably could warm whole subways. 0:24:37 S1: Broadway, 4th, jets work perfectly. White plastic bag caught corner. 0:26:11 S1: You can measure anyone's age this morning. Except the summer intern, her suit. 0:27:02 S1: Don't talk clearly tired bus door open... fell to sleep.
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