Helloooo, Tis the White Wizard.

To cut along story short, I’ve been well trained in understanding vocal inflections and tone, body and facial language to a degree that is what I would relate to being somewhat equal to a body language specialist. We have to know this stuff inside and out and be able to replicate it within ourselves.

Holy shitballs I’m bullish…

Sue and the interviewer share an almost gleeful emotional response to the acquisition question. Which is important because it implies that the interviewer picks up on Sues rather obvious positive reaction to the question. She’s excited. They’re possibly both aware of the situation at hand which would explain the sympathetic and shared moment, however for the sake of analysis, them sharing this emotion at that moment implies it’s authenticity regardless.

Throughout the whole interview Sue expresses multiple moments of what I would consider pride and confidence in her statements. She also strongly alludes to the current situation we are all aware of in a positive tone with her vocal inflections especially regarding customers and “authority” which is an incredibly well chosen word here. If there is any interest in a deeper analysis I could make a video going through the whole thing and giving my take on it.

But good lord am I excited now.

Edit: My qualification is a Level 3 Acting For Screen And Television Diploma from the Yorkshire Academy Of Film And Television Acting. Which is a Spotlight Eligible and approved course. Meaning the industry views and acknowledges it as professional grade training and the graduates are considered professional actors.