Don't you think you're overreacting a little? Chris' voice is fine. It's not like you can't hear what he's saying.

I can hear something of an accent in his voice, but it's still American & easy to understand for me. I can see how people accustomed to UK English might have a hard time. God help me if I can understand anyone who grew up north of Glasgow...

This is why it is said english is the hardest lanuage to learn.

Apparently it must be true because you have no idea how many English papers have come across my desk that I wanted to tear up. (I help grade regular education papers at the high school I work at. I work with special education.) If it's really bad, I stop three sentences in, draw a line and write, 'I stopped here because there's no way you're grade can get any worse'. The one mistake I have never ever seen before came from a senior in AP (Advanced Placement) English. He meant to write 'your'. He put 'your'e'.

Apparently it must be true because you have no idea how many English papers have come across my desk that I wanted to tear up. (I help grade regular education papers at the high school I work at. I work with special education.) If it's really bad, I stop three sentences in, draw a line and write, 'I stopped here because there's no way you're grade can get any worse'. The one mistake I have never ever seen before came from a senior in AP (Advanced Placement) English. He meant to write 'your'. He put 'your'e'.

ahem.. as you just did!Gerry