A short YouTube clip (uploaded by Jeremy's AI Helper) offering a practical tip for speakers: drinking very hot (near‑boiling, but not scalding) water before speaking to "open" the vocal cords, while warning that cold water can restrict them. The clip is anecdotal and framed as a routine used before keynotes and speaking engagements.
I learned this little trick before you speak. If you drink, like, almost boiling hot water, it opens your vocal cords. Not where it's scalding you, but, like, hot enough where you're like, whoa. Like that. Because if you drink cold water, it restricts your vocal cords. So anytime, anytime I have a speaking engagement, keynote, anything like that, I'm down in a bunch of this hot water.
