Alive in '25 (2025)

Alive in '25

Track 1: Auto Body Experience

Runtime: 498 seconds

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Aliases: Gavin

  • SPEAKER_04: Body shop.
  • LPC: Oh, hi.
  • LPC: How's it going?
  • SPEAKER_04: Hello.
  • LPC: Hello, can you hear me up there?
  • SPEAKER_04: Hello, can you hear me?
  • LPC: Yes, can you hear me, sir?
  • SPEAKER_04: No, you sound like a robot.
  • LPC: Okay, well, you sound like a horse's ass, but you don't hear me complaining, do you?
  • LPC: I need some...
  • SPEAKER_04: Now I hear you a little better.
  • SPEAKER_04: Yeah, I thought so.
  • LPC: How about I smack your out a little bit?
  • LPC: Sound good, or...
  • LPC: Do what?
  • LPC: You ready to get slap happy?
  • LPC: once I smack you around a little bit?
  • LPC: How's that sound?
  • LPC: A bunch of good news today.
  • SPEAKER_04: Who the hell are you?
  • LPC: This is Gavin.
  • SPEAKER_04: Gavin.
  • LPC: Yeah, and I'm going to be banging the gavel on your chinbone if you don't listen up.
  • LPC: So getting gear, guy.
  • LPC: You ready?
  • LPC: Let's talk business.
  • SPEAKER_04: Body shop.
  • LPC: Hey, yeah, I'm looking for some body work done.
  • SPEAKER_04: Okay, but that wasn't what this prior conversation was about.
  • LPC: Oh, no.
  • LPC: What was it about?
  • SPEAKER_04: Do we know you?
  • SPEAKER_04: I don't get this weird conversation that we're having, sir.
  • LPC: I got four escalades and you looked up, and I need to done right first time.
  • SPEAKER_04: Well, that's not...
  • SPEAKER_04: You never once brought up a car in this previous conversation that we just had that I hung up on you.
  • LPC: You didn't ask?
  • SPEAKER_04: No, instead you wanted to sit here and talk shit.
  • LPC: You're going to sit there and talk to my toe once I shove it in your lips.
  • LPC: That'd suit me fine.
  • LPC: Understand?
  • SPEAKER_04: That would be fine, yeah.
  • SPEAKER_04: Yeah, sure.
  • SPEAKER_02: Good afternoon to a scene, and I'll help you.
  • LPC: Oh, yeah.
  • LPC: You guys accept...
  • LPC: Rager.
  • LPC: You guys accept Master Charge.
  • SPEAKER_02: I'm sorry?
  • LPC: Do you guys accept...
  • SPEAKER_02: You're cutting in and out.
  • SPEAKER_02: I can barely hear you.
  • LPC: I couldn't hear you till either, to be honest.
  • LPC: I think I can hear you now.
  • LPC: Do you guys accept Master Charge, or...
  • SPEAKER_02: No, we do not accept credit cards.
  • SPEAKER_02: Cash or checks only.
  • LPC: Okay, I could have a money order Ubered over to you.
  • LPC: I mean, that is certain.
  • LPC: certainly not an issue.
  • SPEAKER_02: Okay.
  • LPC: Does that work?
  • LPC: Does you have a money order brought over?
  • SPEAKER_02: Yeah, money orders a check, so yeah.
  • SPEAKER_02: That's not a problem.
  • LPC: Okay, and then what else do you need for me at this point?
  • LPC: Master Chuck.
  • SPEAKER_02: Who is this?
  • LPC: This is Gavin.
  • SPEAKER_02: Hey, let me call you back.
  • SPEAKER_02: Because, like I said, you're cutting in and out really bad.
  • LPC: A lady, you're popping up and down on this end for me.
  • LPC: I'm in a phone booth.
  • LPC: Master check.
  • SPEAKER_02: Okay, now it just cleared up.
  • LPC: Okay, good.
  • LPC: You're coming through loud and clear yourself.
  • LPC: Okay.
  • LPC: That should be good news, shouldn't it?
  • LPC: I mean, good, no.
  • SPEAKER_02: Yeah.
  • SPEAKER_02: So who is this?
  • LPC: I'm Gavin.
  • SPEAKER_02: Okay.
  • SPEAKER_02: Are you on our schedule to come in?
  • LPC: Yeah, I got an Uber driver standing by.
  • LPC: He's just going to bring a money order to ye.
  • SPEAKER_02: Okay, wait.
  • SPEAKER_02: You said that we've written an estimate for you already?
  • LPC: I did say that.
  • SPEAKER_02: See, now you're.
  • SPEAKER_02: What's your last name?
  • LPC: It sounds like you're hopping up and down or something.
  • LPC: I'm not sure.
  • LPC: Ma'am, you with me?
  • SPEAKER_02: I'm here.
  • SPEAKER_02: And yeah, it started doing that same thing again.
  • LPC: What do you need for me up here?
  • SPEAKER_02: I need to know who you are so that I can look you up.
  • LPC: I'm Gavin.
  • LPC: Remember when I was in there?
  • LPC: I was eating the pudding pack?
  • SPEAKER_02: No.
  • LPC: Oh, yes, I was.
  • LPC: I had a couple of them while I was there eating for you all.
  • SPEAKER_02: And your first name is Gavin, G-A-G-G-A-G-G-A.
  • SPEAKER_02: B-V-I-N?
  • SPEAKER_02: Okay, well, I just put you into my computer,
  • SPEAKER_02: and under the name Gavin, I have nobody.
  • LPC: Gavin, nobody?
  • LPC: Well, that's not very nice.
  • SPEAKER_02: That's not what I said.
  • LPC: In this community, I am certainly somebody, m'am.
  • SPEAKER_01: Good afternoon, Dorsey and Sun Auto Collision.
  • LPC: Hey, can you guys hear me up here?
  • SPEAKER_01: I can't hear you at all. You're cutting out.
  • LPC: Okay, well, I can hear you.
  • SPEAKER_01: It's probably because where you're calling from, because I can't hear you whatsoever.
  • LPC: Okay, well, I'm in a phone booth right here.
  • LPC: So I need to send a money order up to you guys.
  • LPC: I'm going to send an Uber over.
  • SPEAKER_01: Sir, you're going to have to call from a different phone or something, because this phone is completely cutting out to where I can't hear you.
  • SPEAKER_01: You're, like, I can't understand a word.
  • LPC: It sounds like you're hopping up and down or something on this end.
  • SPEAKER_01: I'm calling from a landline, and I know that my phone is going to.
  • SPEAKER_01: completely fine because I've had phone calls all day, so you might need to call from a different telephone.
  • LPC: Why don't you try answering on a different telephone? Maybe that'll help.
  • LPC: I answered on two different telephones. At the same time, how'd you do that? That's pretty impressive.
  • SPEAKER_01: My office manager answered earlier on a wireless phone, and I am now answering from a landline.
  • LPC: Okay, well, I am now talking to you on a phone booth, and this is the only phone I have to work with, sir.
  • LPC: Okay. Want me to smack you around a little, or?
  • SPEAKER_01: I don't know if that will help out at all, because it's still cutting out.
  • LPC: What if I knock you around?
  • LPC: Because I try talking to you fair and square.
  • LPC: Want me to shove you around?
  • SPEAKER_01: Sure, the only thing I can, the only thing that I can hear is break up.
  • SPEAKER_01: The only thing I can hear is break up.
  • SPEAKER_01: So if you can't call from another phone, I don't know how to help you out.
  • LPC: Well, it sounds like you're spinning around in circles on this end.
  • SPEAKER_01: I can't be spinning around in circles when I'm on a landline, sir.
  • LPC: It sounds like you're hopping up and down or something.
  • SPEAKER_01: Well, I'm not doing that either, sir.
  • LPC: It sounds like you are.
  • SPEAKER_01: Hello.
  • LPC: Hey, is this the auto body?
  • LPC: Yeah.
  • LPC: Hey, what's cooking?
  • SPEAKER_03: Who wants to know what's cooking?
  • LPC: I'm Gavin.
  • SPEAKER_03: Nice to meet you, Gavin.
  • SPEAKER_03: What can I do for you?
  • LPC: I have four Cadillac Escalade SUVs that need some bodywork done, and I need it done right the first time.
  • LPC: Okay.
  • LPC: You understand?
  • SPEAKER_03: Okay.
  • SPEAKER_03: I understand.
  • LPC: Good.
  • LPC: Now.
  • LPC: Okay.
  • LPC: What do you need for me?
  • LPC: Do you need a deposit?
  • LPC: You want me to put the hammer down?
  • LPC: What do you need?
  • SPEAKER_03: Hello?
  • LPC: Hello?
  • SPEAKER_03: Yes.
  • LPC: Hey, can you hear me?
  • LPC: Because it sounds like you're flapping your lips or something up there.
  • SPEAKER_03: No, I'm not slapping anything.
  • SPEAKER_03: What can I do for you?
  • LPC: I got a Cadillac escalate that needs to be looked at.
  • SPEAKER_03: Okay, so bring it and I'm going to look at it.
  • LPC: Oh, you're going to do more than that.
  • LPC: You're going to lick your lips when you see what I'm driving.
  • LPC: Hey, this.
  • SPEAKER_03: I'm a little bit.
  • SPEAKER_03: busy. Can you tell me exactly what you need?
  • SPEAKER_03: You want to fix your car? Come over. I'll take a look.
  • LPC: I want to stay off the books because this car is hot.
  • LPC: You feel me?
  • SPEAKER_03: Okay. You can stay off the book, on the book. I don't care. How are you going to stay?
  • SPEAKER_03: You want to fix the car? Bring it in. I'll take a look. Okay. I'm sorry. I can't speak to you
  • SPEAKER_03: any longer. I have insurance company on the other line. Okay. Goodbye.
  • SPEAKER_05: This is Sal. Can I help you.
  • LPC: Sal?
  • SPEAKER_05: Yes.
  • LPC: Oh, hey. Yeah. Did the guy tell you what I needed?
  • SPEAKER_05: You got four Ferraris that you want me to repaid.
  • LPC: They're SUVs, actually, and it's my dad. Everybody, my dad calls like, oh, we got 18-month, 20-month waiting list.
  • SPEAKER_05: Well, I cannot give you any kind of months because I have no idea what you want me to do to the car.
  • LPC: Well, that's what I'm saying. Can I put my dad on with you? And you can tell him what you need from him in terms of timing, and I think he's paying out of pocket, not through insurance.
  • SPEAKER_05: I need to see the cars, brother. What state are you in?
  • LPC: I'm in Florida.
  • SPEAKER_05: Okay, where's the cars?
  • LPC: Can I just put my dad on with you and he can talk to you?
  • SPEAKER_05: No, I can't because I have customers in my office and I'm doing payroll.
  • SPEAKER_05: So I'm asking you, where are the vehicles?
  • LPC: If you can talk to me, you can talk to him.
  • LPC: I'm going to put...
  • LPC: I'm putting him on the phone right now.
  • LPC: Where are the vehicles located?
  • LPC: Fine.
  • LPC: This is Les Morris.
  • LPC: I'll tell you what.
  • LPC: Why don't you take me our speaker phone and give me what I need?
  • SPEAKER_05: You got nothing better to do today.
  • SPEAKER_05: Can I ask you?
  • SPEAKER_05: You got nothing better to do?
  • LPC: Hey, this is...
  • SPEAKER_05: You forgot who you calling here?
  • LPC: This is Les Morris.
  • SPEAKER_05: We invented this shit.
  • LPC: You just talked to my son.
  • SPEAKER_05: You're about 10 years behind, cause.
  • LPC: You're behind my foot, buddy.
  • SPEAKER_05: Call somebody in Oklahoma, the hillbillow.
  • LPC: You're going to have my foot in your chin.
  • LPC: How does that sound tough guy?
  • SPEAKER_05: Yeah, you're going to have to...
  • SPEAKER_05: It's easy to talk on the phone, but when you're in front of me, you're going to be on your...
  • LPC: Oh, I'm on my way down there.
  • LPC: I'm in the taxi cab, right?
  • SPEAKER_05: You're on your way.
  • SPEAKER_05: Where are you going?
  • SPEAKER_05: You can't even find a way around the corner.
  • LPC: I'm coming down...
  • LPC: You're going to be laying on the corner when I'm done with you.
  • LPC: You got me?