Title	Shut up and drag me to work.
From	Bender Soundboard: Futurama - Seasons 1 And 2
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Shut up and drag me to work.

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Bender Soundboard: Futurama - Seasons 1 And 2

You can play and download these sounds here: [link] The metallic voice of Bender, the lovable, foul-mouthed robot from Futurama, fills the room as he introduces himself with a nonchalant "I am Bender." His confident tone is unmistakable, exuding a mix of arrogance and charm that sets him apart from the rest. His words are tinged with a hint of mischief, hinting at his rebellious nature and devil-may-care attitude. As Bender continues to speak, his voice takes on a more defiant tone, as he declares, "I can quit any time I want." The sound of determination is clear in his voice, even as he acknowledges his own weaknesses. Despite his flaws, Bender remains unapologetically himself, refusing to conform to anyone else's standards or expectations. "I've got what they call gaydar," Bender boasts, his voice tinged with amusement. This unexpected revelation draws a chuckle from those around him, showcasing his wit and irreverent sense of humor. Bender's ability to make light of any situation, no matter how serious, is one of his most endearing qualities. "Call me Bender," he states, his voice filled with a mix of bravado and swagger. Bender knows who he is and isn't afraid to show it, making his mark on the world with his larger-than-life personality. His self-assuredness is infectious, drawing others in with his magnetic presence. But as Bender's voice takes on a more introspective tone, he questions his own actions, asking, "What am I doing? What have I become?" The sound of uncertainty is palpable in his voice, hinting at a deeper, more vulnerable side to the brash robot. Despite his tough exterior, Bender grapples with his own demons, struggling to make sense of his place in the world. "I'm sober and crazy and I don't know what I might do," Bender confesses, his voice a mix of conflicting emotions. The sound of chaos swirls around him, mirroring the tumultuous nature of his own thoughts. Bender's inner turmoil is laid bare, showcasing the complex layers that make up his character. As Bender deflects prying questions with a curt "Not your business. Get off my back," the sound of annoyance is clear in his voice. Bender values his privacy above all else, refusing to let others dictate his choices or actions. His independent spirit shines through, asserting his right to live life on his own terms. With a dismissive "You people sicken me," Bender's disdain is palpable in his voice. The sound of disgust lingers in the air, a stark reminder of his disdain for societal norms and conventions. Bender the offender doesn't need anybody, living by his own rules and values. As Bender addresses a fellow robot with a cutting remark, "The only reason you get all the guys is because you dress like a tramp," the sound of jealousy tinges his voice. Bender's insecurities bubble to the surface, revealing a more vulnerable side to his tough exterior. Despite his bravado, Bender is not immune to feelings of inadequacy. Bender's voice crackles with excitement as he eagerly prepares for a raucous event, declaring, "But I'll need 10 kegs of beer, a continuous tape of Louie Louie and a Regulation 2 story penny raid ladder." The sound of anticipation fills the air, setting the stage for a wild and unforgettable night. Bender's zest for life is contagious, drawing others in with his infectious energy. Through highs and lows, Bender's voice remains a constant presence, anchoring him in a world that constantly challenges and surprises him. His distinctive sound echoes through the halls of the futuristic world he inhabits, leaving a lasting impression on all who cross his path. You can play and download these sounds here: [link]

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