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He still has it, he just says "aye" instead.

I remember he said he had some kind of training on how to deal with the "hmmm" and it got better, but the "aye" remains.

(Not complaining, I loved his talks before with all "hmmms" and still do, "aye" and all)



but the "aye" remains

It's an engineer thing. Like Scotty from ST:TOS.




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