Oh, I could bawl my head off.

Idiot, shut up. We'll get caught.

I'll play loud as I want, you little wop!

We experience thunder thunder, thunder. Think, think, think.

So I want to show you some prototypes.

Well, it was 1954, I guess it was.

You'll have to call louder than that if you want Andre to hear you.

Never would India have thought on this scale before.

I shouted to the butler, but I guess he didn't hear me.

The prophet is raising his voice. He's decided to scare everybody.

And you all know the answer. Does someone want to shout it out?

Now, uh, look, Silvio, if you want I hear, you gotta speak more strong.

I don't want you to get a reputation for a halfhour's carelessness.

Voice We want Malcolm Gladwell.

The answer may surprise you.

I think it was good advice.

NM You want to or no?

Mr. R, for his part, claimed that Mr. F tried to enter the warehouse but turned, shouted and started running.

Okay, this is not an ideal situation, because it's getting the echo from the hall and stuff.

He served with the Marines, and I want to tell you a little, brief story.

Read it out louder. Yeah, out loud.

Sound passes through a piece of wood called a bridge and goes down to the wood box and gets amplified but ... let me think.

Now, you may be wondering, you may be wondering why I'm clapping.

So, think of it this way.

So, can you imagine New York policemen giving out condoms?

Play louder! Play louder!

TR Now it's a little hard to hear the whole message, so I wanted to so I wanted to help you a little bit.

How'd you like a terrific buildup before the show that'll have every TV set tuned into you next Sunday?

I had to hear somebody laugh again.

Speak up, miss. Speak up.

Whistle it as loud as you can.

Tom wanted to say goodbye.

I will not have my benevolence abused!

No, sir. I didn't want the publicity.

Care to see the end of the show? One invite deserves another.

I want to say something before.

I thought I heard talking. I thought I heard voices.

But even in his wildest dreams, Lincoln could never have imagined how far his reputation would reach.

All right, so I want you to take a moment, and I want you to think of three things that you know to be true.

We want our babies to read when they are six months old.

You just never know.

Won't you ring dem bells?

I suggest you keep your voice down.

Bravado, I suppose.

I'll play it very softly... because I have things to tell you about, which I can't shout.