Under Show Search type Best of Brewster April. My part starts at 10:48.
go ahead, whup on me, I can take, besides, I'll be leaving for the day real soon.
I expected you to have more of an accent....:snarky:
Well done.
Very good. You did a good interview.
I thought it was a strange pan down of the camera @ around 19 minutes.
Well done. I liked the way you answered the question about education. I get that once in a while and most people are surprised to find out that I don't have a degree.
Good job; you're an eloquent surveyor.
Ken
Nicely done Don. That instrument looked new instead of being 10 years old. It shows you take pride in your work and equipment.
Jerry
Very nice!
Surveyor on TV-The Accent issue
I'm not really from here. I was moved here from North Dakota at 11 in 1968. My mother is from southern Ga. My accent is nothing unless I hang out with a southerner. Then its all southern, cause its the right way to talk, cept for yankee 🙂
Way cool! first thought you were referring to these surveyors.
They were in the news too
I'm impressed. Very good presentation.
Good job Don
You talk with a northern Mass accent, but at the speed of a southerner. Pretty scary.
Good Job Don,
I have no idea how anybody can call that an accent.
Cheers
Yeah, I don't get it either, I always figure I have a mumbling kind of accent.
Don
Where I live, I don't have an accent either, but you would think I do.
Have a daughter schooling in Boston. She's beginning to sound like you.
There are some good schools in Boston, lucky girl! 🙂
I do acquire a southern accent when I'm around my mother, or others with a southern accent. I don't "pahk the cah" or have "idear's" like Bostonians do....
> ... I don't "pahk the cah" or have "idear's" like Bostonians do....
Maybe if you would stop and pahk and come up with a few idears once in a while you might become a more well-rounded surveyor. Just a thought. 😉
I was pretty well rounded, but I've been working on reducing that roundness!
