I was able to tell that there were some improvements with how you recorded these lines. They definitely feel more lively than the other auditions you've made. However, I'm afraid there are some parts that I should comment on regarding the quality of your third audition. I can hear a strange robotic, tinny effect from the whole recording as I'm listening to the lines, but I don't know if that's due to an unnecessary effect or the microphone quality. The pitch feels just a tad bit too low, as well. It may be good to listen very carefully with how you try to voice Wilford with your natural voice as well as how far down you lower the pitch to match that. You're showing improvements and I think you can do even better, but for the sake of everyone else who has auditioned and anyone who will audition in the future, this will have to be your final tryout for Wilford Warfstache. Thank you for giving this a try and allowing us to hear what you've got in store. I've heard your past work and I personally believe you can achieve a lot as an aspiring voice actor, but please don't be offended when I say that this particular character might not be the best fit for you. Keep learning, keep trying out new ways of improving your audio and always look for new voices to try out and master. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation and I hope you continue aiming for new heights.