Drive-thru intercom voice: Finley

Drive-thru intercom voice, garbled, compressed, and buzzy

Prompt: Here's a voice of a drive-thru intercom—thin, tinny, and crackling, squeezed through a cheap outdoor speaker with bursts of distortion and background clatter. The tone is compressed and slightly garbled, friendly but hard to make out, wrapped in electric buzz and the muffled noise of a kitchen. There's a lean-out-your-window, order-into-the-static quality to it. It sounds like a voice arriving through a weatherproof speaker box, half-swallowed by feedback and fry-noise.

Script: Hi, welcome to the drive-thru. Can I take your, can I take your order when you're ready? Okay, and did you want, did you want fries with that? Sorry, could you repeat that? It's a little loud back here. Okay, got it. So that's one combo and two drinks. Perfect.