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B. Vince Williams, also known as Vic Henry, is auditioning for the role of Paul Jackson. He talks about the importance of a bio-orb being plugged in. He then describes his experience visiting the Grand Canyon as a child and how it left him in awe. I'm B. Vince Williams, a.k.a. Vic Henry, I'm auditioning for the character of Paul Jackson. Hector, are you looking for me? I'm Paul Jackson. Is it time to go? Of course it's plugged in. What's the point of a bio-orb if it's not plugged in? The Grand Canyon, a breathtaking geological wonder in Arizona, is a sight that never ceases to amaze. I vividly recall the first time I witnessed its vast expanse as a child on a road trip with my mom. The immense canyon, carved over millions of years by the Colorado River, stretched out before us, its colorful layers of rock revealing the passage of time. It felt as if we had stumbled upon the Earth's open secret, a testament to the incredible forces of nature at work. It was, without a doubt, the most awe-inspiring spectacle I'd ever seen.
