Oh darling, thank you for your invitation. I don't really drink the tea. I've been Americanised quite a bit now. A little cup of coffee. You know, a nice little cup of coffee. But don't tell my British friends, darling. Must have the little Earl Grey tea. Oh, so nice that you came on my post. Hope you have a good day. Chirp chirp cheerio.

Oh, dearie, I do remember him on the telly. Yes, that little Tim Allen there. He was very good on that telly. The 90s was a different time watching the telly, darling. I hope you do enjoy your night, there, Queen of Hearts, a.k.a. Frenchie. I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day, darling. Chirp, chirp, cheerio.

I like that you tried. That makes me happy. Hello, can I have a cup of tea? It sounded good. You know the only reason I talk like this is because I've been talking to these people here on the stereo that are from over across the pond or whatever and like trying to mimic them for three years. I'm glad I got something down just a little bit. Shout out to stereo.

Oh, Nick Nagderi, thank you for that little seal of approvement. Approvement? Approvement. I need to work on my words, though. I love trying to do all kinds of accents. And this seems to be the only one that I have down a little bit. Just a little bit. Anyway, have a good day. *********-*********-yo!

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