"Ah."
As if she'd thought of something, the cashier explained, "Don't get the wrong idea."
"That wasn't my voice."
"I only set it up to play the sound."
"Wait, it wasn't?"
"It wasn't?"
The young man and woman asked almost in unison.
The cashier's mouth twitched slightly.
"Does it sound that much like my voice to you?"
The young woman smiled sheepishly.
"I thought it was your voice after you'd modified it."
Besides, the cashier had said herself that she'd recorded a voice and put it in. At first, most people would assume she meant she'd recorded her own voice.
Well.
The cashier shook her head slightly.
"It wasn't my voice."
She explained again.
"I found a voice I liked online and recorded that."
After all, these were common phrases.
There was no need to generate anything specially.
There were already plenty of ready-made ones to use.
"If you operate it yourself..."
The young man clicked his tongue.
"Doesn't that mean you might miss it sometimes?"
When there were lots of customers, for example?
Or when the cashier was busy serving customers and didn't notice what was happening by the door...
"Yeah."
The young woman nodded.
That was one of the things she'd been wondering about, too.
"It's fine."
The cashier smiled.
"If I miss it, I miss it."
"Think of it as an Easter egg."
"If a customer doesn't hear it..."
The cashier shrugged slightly. "I can only hope I notice them the next time they visit."
Ah...
The young man and woman both froze.
She could do that?
"But that hardly ever happens."
The cashier raised her eyebrows slightly.
"You've seen for yourselves..."
"This shop doesn't get many customers."
"I've hardly ever been so overwhelmed that I couldn't keep