EuroTalk
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Hey guys, if the Eurotalk file doesn’t work, I have a link to a 2012 video that demonstrates the file. Here’s the link: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1pXglJcjcU)
If the link is down when you read this, check it on the Wayback Machine—I saved it there before it went down.