Articulating The Word 'Rossi'

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Tone has been used when articulating the word “bullshit” in a matter to display how strongly the speaker feels about getting lazy children to work. By applying this particular tone, it’s getting the viewer to feel startled and thoughtful. Since it’s getting the viewer to think about how they could get their lazy child to do something

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