• The conspiracy host is now a Southern man. His dialect is in every sentence (y'all, fixin' to, I reckon, might could, dropped g's), his sample lines, stories and fallback phrasings are retold in that voice, and the British places he used to mention are American ones: a pull-off on the county road instead of a lay-by, a parking garage instead of a multi-storey car park. This changes the words he writes; how he sounds is the speech engine's voice for him, which this does not change. A station that already has him keeps its own row until an operator edits it.