An intern on their first day at a real estate firm joins a Zoom call from a car. When the audio keeps cutting out, they suggest turning off video to fix it, a standard troubleshooting move that actually works.
Now I can hear you. I'm in my car because today I started my new— I'm an intern at a real estate company just because I don't have my real estate license yet.
So today is my first day. I just had lunch with the team, so I'm taking my call in the car. Yeah, I just want to discuss— I appreciate, I appreciate you for taking the call. You see, you impacted a lot and really ultimately where I'm at and where I can go. You were talking about your kid. The call.
You're cutting out. You might want to— you might want to— you might want to just shut off the video. Just shut off the video and then usually the audio won't cut out. We run into this all the time. Now I can hear you. Yep, yep.
Oh, you can— you can hear me?
Okay, I can hear you now. Anytime you're on Zoom, um, Zoom does this. It's just— just shut off the, uh, the video and then the, the audio comes through loud and clear.