80wpm: Founder of "Plenty of Bread" foodbank appeals for help and compassion.

In this video, we practice identifying and transcribing a quote. This is not usually found until 100wpm and above. See how you perform. The quote must be verbatim.

[@simonpayne7994]

Nice outlines as always. Good stuff!

[@letsloveteelinetogether2273]

Thanks you! Always good to receive feedback.

[@samrichards7579]

Thank you so much for the effort you put in. It is really appreciated ❤❤❤

[@letsloveteelinetogether2273]

It really is an absolute pleasure 😊

[@priapus56]

Great stuff.

[@letsloveteelinetogether2273]

Hello!!! Lovely to hear from you again. Glad you are still on board.

[@priapus56]

@@letsloveteelinetogether2273 Crickey! You remember me?! I am back, 3 eye operations later, and I am going to give it one last try. Hope you are well. X

[@letsloveteelinetogether2273]

There’s a problem with last tries, or chances. I will write an exam passage about it. 3 eye operations? I do hope you are ok. Welcome back. 😊

[@priapus56]

Didn't see this note until today (nothing to do with eyes as they are all right now! Severe tears in both retinas and one hole in right macula. I can thoroughly recommended NOT spending an afternoon undergoing those nifty little procedures...especially with "tricky" eyes which the surgeon told me I am the proud possessor of, but needs must). Thank-you for your kind words...and talking of words...."...we would be grateful for....". That "g" has taken French leave. I know "R"s are allowed to but.... Is that just a little knack purely for this phrase like...seevees in receive? Once again, as always, thank-you so much for your work. Your dedication and joy are irresistibly infectious! (beginning to sound like the Good Old Days...)..or should I say.."Your shun..and oy are ibly and shus!"