The Chicago one? I don't even know myself and, even if I did know, I certainly wouldn't be revealing it because he asked for anonymity. I really, really liked the accent, though. It was one of my favourites.
P.S. If anyone else wants to post and be anonymous, that is absolutely fine. A lot of this experiment was about regional accent rather than individuals on IIN. If you're from Asia or South America (the two continents yet to be represented) and are worried about being identified, then we can even go so vague as just a continent and no IIN username.
Is it normal the voices are different to how I imagined?
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The Chicago one? I don't even know myself and, even if I did know, I certainly wouldn't be revealing it because he asked for anonymity. I really, really liked the accent, though. It was one of my favourites.
P.S. If anyone else wants to post and be anonymous, that is absolutely fine. A lot of this experiment was about regional accent rather than individuals on IIN. If you're from Asia or South America (the two continents yet to be represented) and are worried about being identified, then we can even go so vague as just a continent and no IIN username.