Title game copy paste <| sep |> Great advice , nothing like whiffing a q bot lane when you had no reason to throw it out and your opponent ' s engage hard as fuck as soon as you do . <| sep |> BC is rather large . <| sep |> aaaaaaaand now I ' m depressed . <| sep |> Someone talking at an unreasonably loud volume in such a way that they clearly want other people to hear how smart and funny they are <| sep |> This is perfect . Fuck that vertical shit . <| sep |> you ' ll fit in with everyone else ! <| sep |> What if you blow good teams out though , like we ' ve done ? 65 Steelers , 65 Vikings , beating the Falcons by 9 . <| sep |> Military dude here . In answer to your question , the time that I spent with my mentor was totally worth the distance traveled , funds spent and effort put forth . I highly recommend finding a teachercoach and utilizing both their knowledge and experience . I ' ve worked under a voice coach off and on for a year and mixed my time living the soldier lifestyle before that into my training . Now as a lecture at my church I receive weekly practice in front of a crowd so often that my confidence is high and my skills are honed sharp . I look forward to my first paying gig when I go exploring my options in the actorvoice over field . If you take anything from this modest advice I would say go physically meet with each potential teacher and coach to get a feel of each person you may be working with . It really is like a job interview except that , this time , YOU are the boss doing the hiring . Go in armed with at MINIMUM six good questions for your potential coach to answer for you . Any fewer than that probably won ' t give you that warm and fuzzy feeling you ' re looking for because you won ' t get a proper gauge of their level of confidence , professionalism and dedicated passion for the craft . $ 150300 per session seems a bit steep read VERY , so I ' d recommend doing some more homeworkresearch . Break a leg and I ' ll meet you on Broadway !