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Transcript Hello, this is Tarsha from Hudson. Hello, this is. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, sir. Well, this is Tarsha from Hudson Survey Research. How are you doing today? Okay, well, we're actually conducting a public opinion poll today. Would you like to participate? Okay, well, would you be willing to participate? I would appreciate it. Is that okay if we did the survey? You said yes. Can you hear me, sir? Oh, I said is. Oh, I said would you be willing to take this to participate in a survey? Please, I'm talking as loud as possible, sir. Okay, I am sorry sir. I'm calling you today to do a survey. Okay? Is that okay? Would you like to do the survey? Okay. Can you hear me now? What are you going to write down? Sir, I don't need you to write anything down. I just have some questions for a survey. Is that okay? Okay.
Date Blocked February 5, 2025
Call Activity Severe Last detected 12 hours ago

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