Do auctioneers go to school to learn how to talk that fast?
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There are classes, but I doubt many got their jobs that way. It's really just a trick of having a background mumble routine to keep the noise and excitement rolling between bids. Every time there is a bid, they announce the value of it. Between bids they keep repeating the current bid and their background nonsense verse.
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Practice practice! Like when someone asks you an address or phone number, spit it out as fast as you possibly can:-)
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I think it is more on the job training.
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I dont know but it sure takes alot of talent!
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Somebody must be going, because here's an Auction School that's been open for over a hundred years. The Missouri Auction School, founded in 1905 and nicknamed "The Harvard Of Auctioneering", is the oldest and largest auction school in the world. From Great Britain to Japan, they have an international reputation for producing top auctioneers in all fields.
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If i talk really fast and interject random loud patches, everyone will get really excited, its really exciting here today, this shack is in hot demand, and i'm gonna sell it for a million ;0)
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from this place: BEWARE: LOWER YOUR VOLUME!!!
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Some people naturally talk that fast. But yes, they do go to school to learn all the ins and outs, as well as the fast talking.
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