Drive-Thru Guy Has the Best Voice You Have Ever Heard

Josh Lewis might truly have one of the best voices you'll ever hear from the speaker of a drive-thru. While working at a Wendy's in Florida, he uses a movie trailer-esque voice when taking people's orders and speaking with customers. #InsideEdition

[Supamav]

Trying to make the best out of a bad situation. This guy has my respect.

[rebelandboltman]

I truly respect an individual who makes the most of what they do.

[XxTRD]

He doesn’t sound like a movie trailer guy, he’s the guy telling you “Keep your arms legs annndd feet inside the vehicle at all times, thank you”
I don’t mean the ones that hate their job, those people sound depressed. He sounds like the happy dude that says it. The guy that knows you cause you went on the ride 1000 times already.

[Flametasticeedits]

27 is young. He shouldn't think he's stuck there because he still has many years ahead of him to prepare himself and change his life.

[royaltea]

He makes ordering a meal feel like you just won a million dollars

[pandajohnny]

This guy: unbelievable voice

Wendy’s: *raises wage by a dollar*

[H_H_____]

This took 8 years to make it to my feed. I hope Josh is doing well.

[HeyItsGCA]

Who else would love to hear this guy say rev up those fryers

[nightcrawler-nwuy]

He sounds like one of those guys at an amusement park who’s like “Enjoy your ride!”

[bearlyalive]

Josh: SPEAKS

Me: Did I win somethin-

[llornkcor]

I went through a Burger King a couple weeks ago and was certain the greeting was one of those pre-recorded ones. Once the dude responded to me with the same highly polished voice I couldn't believe it. So much so that I felt the need to let him know he had a really nice speaking voice. He kinda laughed and said "Thank you, sir, I've been working on it. Glad to hear it's paying off!". Seemed like a good kid with hopefully a bright future. I appreciate when someone is determined to become the best at whatever it is they do, especially if it's not even something they're passionate about. I'm sure that job and his practicing of speaking more succinct will pay dividends later in life.

[i.m.askance]

I would seriously suggest that he becomes an announcer at a horse racing track. He'd be awesome!

[kevincherry]

He makes the customers say sir this is a Wendy’s

[billace]

This guy has talent for the radio industry.
I hope he is interested and gets a chance.

[markpalaszewski]

I love that he made his situation positive and changed his outlook.

[CretvMG]

I’ve been a video producer since 1985. Once I heard a woman take my order at a local McDonald’s and as soon as I got to the window I gave her my studio number and asked to hire her as a narrator. I’ve used her on a few jobs now.

Everyone has gifts and skills, if we will just let them shine.

[roy-cmwo]

He doesn’t have a movie trailer voice, he has like a amusement park voice.

[ChuckDElsden]

That's what you call making the most of a situation. Shout out to Josh. I hope his dreams came true

[davidmiller]

His voice isn't his true talent. His approach to his situation is.
If Wendy's had any ethics, they would use him as a motivational speaker for their business.

[jasmineeeee]

Wendy's will probably give him a 25 cents raise at most