This past weekend I received a phone call to my Google Voice phone number. Since we were involved with a family wedding at the time, I let it go to voice mail. The Google Voice service attempts to use voice recognition technology to automatically transcribe voice mail messages and then email the text to you, often with humorous consequences. Here is the transcribed voice mail message I received:
Hi. This is Regina work. Sort of. I’m calling to set the record straight about my friend Mike Lee. The truth is the bikes the key part of all the clear waste out of Utah we work together. I’ve got her husband’s Council. He stopped it from being transferred across our highways ad for big story, it does West desert. You may not know but my ex father. Rex week passed away from cancer related to be there with her. So, if you might expect. Mike, please record his commitment to keeping you talk to say from high level nuclear waste a second not anybody who tells you otherwise. If it’s a resort. It’s a last minute mislead attack ads for the role personal game. That’s the truth. Again, I’m not sure of the calling to set the record straight, and I encourage you to join me support likely the upcoming primary election. Thank you. Goodbye just calling to pay for. I found it and I agree.
That’s right, the primary elections are here in Utah once again! Tuesday June 22 is election day so make sure you take the time to vote. If you are registered to vote, you can find out the location where you should vote at the Utah State website. The site will also tell you what party you are currently registered with and let you see samples of both the Ballot for your party and the non-partisan elections for your area. Also check out Abigail Adams Project – UTAH for information about the candidates.
If the erroneously transcribed voice mail above was complete nonsense to you, then don’t worry, a lot of the information that has been published during this campaign has been just as messed up even when properly transcribed.
