Woman: Albertson's bakery, home with the hot fresh bread.

Woman: Can I help you?

LPC: Yeah, I'd like to get, uh, into a baguette if I could.

Woman: I'm sorry?

LPC: Some kind of baguette or twisted bread.

Woman: We have some baguettes, yes.

Woman: What exactly are you asking?

LPC: Like a...

LPC: Probably chala bread.

LPC: Uh...

Woman: Challa?

LPC: Something of that type.

Woman: Can you spell that, please?

LPC: A woven bread.

Woman: No, can... can you spell it?

LPC: W-O-V-E-N?

Woman: Oh, no, I'm...

Woman: Never mind.

Woman: Well, we have bag...

Woman: We have baggats, but we do not have woven bread.

LPC: I mean, like a woven bread.

Woman: I'm sorry?

LPC: You know, like...

LPC: Bread that's woven together.

Woman: Yeah, we don't have...

Woman: We don't have...

Woman: We don't have woven bread.

Woman: We have baguettes, which are the long, skinny bread.

Woman: But we do not have woven bread.

LPC: Oh.

Woman: Okay, sir?

LPC: So...

LPC: I'd like an orange...

LPC: Is that possible?

Woman: I did not hear you.

Woman: Orange donut.

Woman: Orange donut?

Woman: I'm sorry.

Woman: I can't help you.

Woman: I'm sorry, I can't help you.

Woman: Bye-bye.

Woman: Your call is very, right, right, right, right, right.

Voice: Your call is very important to us.

Voice: Please stay on the line.

Woman: Hello?

Woman: Can I help you?

LPC: Hi.

Woman: Hi.

LPC: What are your store hours?

Woman: We're open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

LPC: I really, frankly.

LPC: I couldn't make head or tail or whatever.

Woman: It sounded like it... it was a scrambler or somethin' going on...

Woman: ...'cause we couldn't understand what you were sayin'.

LPC: Couldn't, hold on, hold on, hold.

Woman: There you go.

Woman: Are you having fun?

LPC: I'd like to talk chewiness, that sounds fun to me.

Woman: Talk to you later.

Woman: Talk to you later. Bye-bye.