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At about 3:28 the "caption" or ... written transcription of the audio says "Some men should finally get compliments."
The last 3 words of that, -- ("finally get compliments.") -- appear to be a correct (accurate) transcription of what the audio sounds like.
However, the words *before* that, -- ("Some men should") -- appear to ... umm... have some room for improvement. What the audio actually says, for the first 3 [or 4] words there, ... really sounds more like "(it's) so nice to".
Thanks for listening! [/reading].
The last 3 words of that, -- ("finally get compliments.") -- appear to be a correct (accurate) transcription of what the audio sounds like.
However, the words *before* that, -- ("Some men should") -- appear to ... umm... have some room for improvement. What the audio actually says, for the first 3 [or 4] words there, ... really sounds more like "(it's) so nice to".
Thanks for listening! [/reading].
