Colloquial English listening comprehension [closed]

Question

I'm trying to improve my listening comprehension especially with those colloquial/slang style every day English, please lend me a ear on these tricky parts.

1. And so, it's a CustomerModel and we'll look at that ??? minute. Just like the PhysicalProductModel ??? position
2. ??? six properties position
3. I'll pull (it?) over here. It says Simulating shipping the Nerf football to Tim, (he's???) in Scranton position
4. and we (gonna??) have a same type of thing, we (gonna??) have a title ??? a title for now. OK, so (got a?) title position
5. and that might work, except for if we have things that aren't even or ??? even less equal position
6. So, an interface, let's talk about that ??? and then we'll actually see it in action position
7. Now, a naming convention ??? the naming convention position
8. first thing (you/we/???) do position
9. So ??? physical product model. position
10. otherwise, there's no point ??? in the contract if no one can see it. position

Answer 1

1. And so, it's a CustomerModel and we'll look at that in a minute. Just like the PhysicalProductModel (which) we'll look at in a minute.

2. It's just (let's see, like) six properties

3. I'll pull it up over here. It says Simulating shipping the Nerf football to Tim, in Scranton [he mispronounces the word "in" and repeats it correctly]

4. and we're gonna have a same type of thing, we're gonna have a title... Let's just start with a title for now. OK, so we've got a title

5. and that might work, except for if we have things that aren't even or are even less equal [here he uses the word "or" to indicate that he misspoke, in this case he meant to say "are" instead of "aren't" so he goes back and corrects]

6. So, an interface, let's talk about that is... (and then we'll actually see it in action) is [here he starts to continue the sentence with "is" then realizes he wanted to say something else, says that, then continues with the "is" from before]

7. Now, a naming convention, probably the naming convention

8. First thing you/we need to do [either "you" or "we" could have been said, it doesn't matter much]

9. So let's look at our physical product model.

10. Otherwise, there's no point in putting it in the contract if no one can see it.