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I would say using the notes below while listening is pretty fun.
My father left me his car. That was nice. These are the things I found in there when I cleaned it out. I’m Herschel Sterling. I’m here to help.
Hello, new friend S. García. Psychology and nature are an interesting combo. I’m glad the Brave browser has a built-in translation function. Thanks for the follow. I hope you like my stories. Thank you again Substack Reads because I get to get all of these points of view and ideas, and it is enriching beyond money. What if Substack had a translation feature built in? Give it a minute. OK. Again. I’m Herschel and I’m here to help.
Here are some notes I used.
There is a transcript if you want to read it.
* Cigarettes
* Old man stuff around the front console
* A couple of tools I remember playing with as a kid
* 50+ yr old tire pressure gauge manufactured at the Ford Rouge Plant where he worked.
* Voltage tester
* Box cutters
* 2 pair of scissors
* A ball of 200 lb strength twine
* Many rolls of plastic
* Duct tape
* Two paper towel cardboard rolls full of plastic grocery bags
* 6 or 7 contractor garbage bags
By Herschel Sterling- Human made stories for your Smartbrain™ to ponder.I would say using the notes below while listening is pretty fun.
My father left me his car. That was nice. These are the things I found in there when I cleaned it out. I’m Herschel Sterling. I’m here to help.
Hello, new friend S. García. Psychology and nature are an interesting combo. I’m glad the Brave browser has a built-in translation function. Thanks for the follow. I hope you like my stories. Thank you again Substack Reads because I get to get all of these points of view and ideas, and it is enriching beyond money. What if Substack had a translation feature built in? Give it a minute. OK. Again. I’m Herschel and I’m here to help.
Here are some notes I used.
There is a transcript if you want to read it.
* Cigarettes
* Old man stuff around the front console
* A couple of tools I remember playing with as a kid
* 50+ yr old tire pressure gauge manufactured at the Ford Rouge Plant where he worked.
* Voltage tester
* Box cutters
* 2 pair of scissors
* A ball of 200 lb strength twine
* Many rolls of plastic
* Duct tape
* Two paper towel cardboard rolls full of plastic grocery bags
* 6 or 7 contractor garbage bags