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A lot of good ones already mentioned. Feeman, Jones, Jackson and Elliott would all be fantastic.

 

My list would have to start with Casey Kasem. I loved that guy and could listen to him all the time.

 

A few others that haven't been mentioned yet

Patrick Warburton

Michael Caine

Alan Rickman

Anthony Hopkins

John Malkovich

Mike Rowe

Jack Nicholson

Donald Sutherland

Christopher Walken - "You know if you turn left in 1.2 miles you might shave a little time off this trip."

Christopher Walken, hands down!

Keith Jackson. Whoaa Nelly!

Clifford Harris Jr(T.I.)’s proclivity for employing an abundance of syllables in each utterance of a phrase, however unnecessary, aligns with my personal preference.

 

I like Walken, Shatner would be good too, Freeman is too obvious, Samuel L would be fun, Beyoncé on navigational apps(to the left, to the left) John C. Rielly in his Cedar Rapids character’s voice. Squirrely Dan from Letterkenny. Shoresy from Letterkenny.

 

Just naming some I haven’t seen mentioned, all to say I’ve owned an iPhone since 2011 and haven’t intentionally used Siri more than a handful of times.

Cawood Ledford

Marty Brennamen

Vin Scully

Al Michaels

 

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