My Father Is An American Informative Speech

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To fly an airplane full of people who have trusted their lives in your hands would be the most fulfilling and satisfying feeling I could ever hope to imagine and have. It feels good to be trusted and that would be an honor for anyone to be trusted by a large group of people. The first time I got on a plain and felt that fear, I loved it and wanted to feel it over and over again. Traveling around the world is a dream that i have had and would continue to have.

My father is a public speaker. He travels around the world and gives lectures to different people with different backgrounds and ethnicities. When he came back he used to tell us about his experiences, how his trip were, how different their cultures are from one another, how he felt,

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