Transcribing a portion of a podcast

All right yes! Welcome to intermediate class forty-five (I don't know if here is neccesary to put the hyphen - yes, this is normal and is correct grammar for numbers 21 to 99). Here we are, starting with a little review. Yesterday we talked about numbers up to a million. Do you remember that? We were getting on to some serious numbers yesterday. (this sentence was a bit hard for my hearing). So we are going to do the same thing today. We are going to review. So get out your pen and paper because we are going to review some numbers right now. Are you ready? Get out your pen. Unless you are driving. If you are driving do not get out your pen. Don't take your eyes off the road. ok? Be safe. Are you wearing a seatbelt? Ok, good, wear your seatbelt, keep the speed under control. Don't drive too fast and don't try to write the numbers down while you are driving because I don't want to be responsible for any accidents. But if you are not driving, then you do have to get out your pen and your paper because I'm going to read some numbers. I'm going to read five numbers. Are you ready?
Three hundred and eighty-seven thousand five hundred and eighty-two.
And the second number:
nine hundred and fifty-two thousand and ninety.
and a third number:
nine hundred and thirty-four thousand three hundred and thirty.
And the fourth number:
One hundred and twenty-three thousand nine hundred and eighty.
And the fifth number:
four hundred and thirty-eight thousand nine hundred and nine.
Ok. How did you do? Did you get all the numbers? Did you get them all right?
Ok let's check.

Sounds good! Well done Agustín!