July 5, 2023. Divette, wearing a mask.

I thought it was a good opportunity

I
thought pos: voiced /t/ 
it pos shorter (both flapped)
was: pos: weaker /s/
a
good pos: /d/ shorter
opportunity pos: /t/ flapped

However the overall impression is that the neutral is less emphasized, since quieter and flatter in pitch.

that one's like the nice short one
that
one's
like pos:   /k/ only faintly released
the
nice
short pos: /sh/ assimilated to the previous /s/
one

oh, wow, that's interesting
oh
wow
that's   pos: /t/ ellided without lengthening of /s/ 
interesting 
  pos: ter as /ch/ with no trace of /r/ 
  pos: more of an ng (contrary to hypothesis)

I peaked back then, but
I
peaked, pos: vowel extremely short, also high (coartic.)
back /k/ becomes a glottal stop (?) before /th/, vowel becomes higher (coartic.
then
but