Teleprompter Snafu
I followed the advise of my advisors and bought a telepromper for my speeches. I had it set up for a speech I was making at the Seniors Center in Honesdale, PA. I wasn’t really making a speech on any policy. I was the guest Bingo caller. I had never used a teleprompter before, so I figured that today would be a good day to test it out. The Teleprompter was made in Mexico by a company called “Leerados” There were visual problems and the text was in Spanish.
The text was in Spanish and seemed to jump out of the teleprompter.
I ended up having to call the Bingo games without the teleprompter. It was difficult at first, but I learned to read the balls like it was coming off of a teleprompter.
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Maybe a rehearsal next time would be in order.
It basically was a rehearsal. Hector, the guy typing into the teleprompter, said he was typing in English, but it came out in Spanish. I don’t understand the strange visual effects.
Maybe Hector had swine flu.
>>> I followed the advise of my advisors
If I may be so bold, I suggest you switch to using advisors who provide advice when they advise you. I think it would bode well for your ongoing campaign for 2012.
Cheers
David, I will keep that in mind. I meant to say “advice” from my advisers, but my typosis was acting up. Typosis has reached pandemic proportions on the Internet!