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6) Fill in the blanks based on what you listen:
In 1976, I’d just finished my second year of college and realized that, after an experience in an elective acting class, that I wasn’t going to be the policeman I thought I was going to be. It was better if I didn’t _____________ _____ with two more years of Administration of Justice major because I knew I wasn’t going to become a policeman.
So... I thought I better just go figure out what it is I want to do.
And so I _____________ _____ the back of a motorcycle. My brother was in the same position, really. Two young guys who were not quite sure what was in store for them or what avenue they should go down. So, we both hopped on our motorcycles and we took off. We left California. I had about 150 bucks in my pocket or something. And soon, ran low of funds and we had to get jobs along the way.
What was great about it, is that we had total freedom. We didn't know exactly where we were going. We didn't know how long we were going to stay in any given town.
If it ________________ to us, we would stay and explore different places and historical sites. If it didn't appeal to us, we took off again.
We slept on golf courses, on cemeteries, back of mortuaries, schools, anywhere we could throw a sleeping bag, a little ______________ of grass and that was our home for the night.
And you know, I was 19, 20 years old. It was fun and you could do that then. And, that's the time you want to do it. That's the age you want to do it.
And in ________________, I realized that I took off on this trip, which lasted two full years in an effort to allow myself to get lost, to be lost and to figure out while I'm gone. What it is I really should be doing with my life.
I finally __________________ it was something right I wanted to allow myself to get lost, so that I could be found. Basically. That's what it was.
And after two years, it was during that trip that I really wanted to become an actor and do everything I could to put myself in a position, to make a living and be a professional actor for the rest of my life.
6) Fill in the blanks based on what you listen:
In 1976, I’d just finished my second year of college and realized that, after an experience in an elective acting class, that I wasn’t going to be the policeman I thought I was going to be. It was better if I didn’t _____________ _____ with two more years of Administration of Justice major because I knew I wasn’t going to become a policeman.
So... I thought I better just go figure out what it is I want to do.
And so I _____________ _____ the back of a motorcycle. My brother was in the same position, really. Two young guys who were not quite sure what was in store for them or what avenue they should go down. So, we both hopped on our motorcycles and we took off. We left California. I had about 150 bucks in my pocket or something. And soon, ran low of funds and we had to get jobs along the way.
What was great about it, is that we had total freedom. We didn't know exactly where we were going. We didn't know how long we were going to stay in any given town.
If it ________________ to us, we would stay and explore different places and historical sites. If it didn't appeal to us, we took off again.
We slept on golf courses, on cemeteries, back of mortuaries, schools, anywhere we could throw a sleeping bag, a little ______________ of grass and that was our home for the night.
And you know, I was 19, 20 years old. It was fun and you could do that then. And, that's the time you want to do it. That's the age you want to do it.
And in ________________, I realized that I took off on this trip, which lasted two full years in an effort to allow myself to get lost, to be lost and to figure out while I'm gone. What it is I really should be doing with my life.
I finally __________________ it was something right I wanted to allow myself to get lost, so that I could be found. Basically. That's what it was.
And after two years, it was during that trip that I really wanted to become an actor and do everything I could to put myself in a position, to make a living and be a professional actor for the rest of my life.
