Changing your voice in work when talking to wife or husband on the phone

Fellow in here. Lets call him Steve, because that's his name. All day he's very loud and braying. Ex forces. Can identify a jet going overhead from the noise alone, always on ebay looking at classic cars. You know the type. Loud. Know-all. Man's man.

But you get his f**king wife on the phone and its all hushed "Hello...Hi! Oh, ok darling...yes well..." proper simpering, creepy Battlecat into Cringer stuff.

Anyone else suffer this phenomenon in their workplace?

Anyone willing to confess to being a Voicechanger?

Will this subspecies die out with the prevalence of the text based communication?

Posted By: MIKEWALKER on June 20th 2016 at 15:33:42

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Changing your voice in work when talking to wife or husband on the phone (General Chat) - MIKEWALKER, Jun 20, 15:33:42
- maybe he puts on a voice for work............ (n/m) (General Chat) - usacanary, Jun 20, 16:51:30
- Pal, pal, what's a thing? (n/m) (General Chat) - protheroe fitzgibbon, Jun 20, 16:04:12
- This Steve never changed, and it proper pissed off partners (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Jun 20, 15:51:48
  - your significant other wanted you to dial it down/up* ? (*del as appropriate) (General Chat) - MIKEWALKER, Jun 20, 15:56:39
    - I suppose they didn't like me speaking to them as though I was negotiating with a supplier (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Jun 20, 16:23:40
- A senior ex colleague used to do baby talk to his kid on the phone at work (General Chat) - essexcanaryOTBC, Jun 20, 15:41:20
- My wife thought I used to put on a different voice for a female friend (General Chat) - norway, Jun 20, 15:38:06

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