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dialog_02341.txt
B:: And nothing is being done about it. Uh, the laws exist and are frequently upheld in, in, uh, in Appeals Court just because of technicalities and because of maybe small little holes that their defending attorney can find. And it's, it's really getting out of hand in many states. A:: Well, the term technicality . The law enforcement community, uh, uh, you know, has to, has to separate the difference between somebody who is being set up in which, uh, grievous acts are done to, uh, to, you know, to get somebody into a, a situation where they're going to be guilty of, of a crime. Or whether, uh, and whether the rights of that individual are been, have been, you know, impuned. Uh, but or whether there's just, you know, a policeman has just made a, uh, a, you know, a non, a noncritical error, though be it not the right way to do it but, but, you know, the, the merits of the case in terms of, you know, the guy was a law breaker, as being supportive. Now, I, I'm, at this juncture I, you know, I'm, I'm not sure, you know, what constitutes a, a technicality. You know, that, that's what all these, these hearings are about and that's what all these, you know, court cases are about. I mean our, uh, our, our glorious, uh, you know, mayor here in Washington is six days away from getting out of, out of the can and, uh, you know, he, he tried to appeal his conviction. Uh, and, you know, it didn't work. But be that as it may, everybody who got enough money will pump the appeal process dry. Uh, in, in the old days, you know, and say round about times of battle of Hastings, you know, and the villages if you were a transgressor, they, they either, you know, drove you out in the woods or you became a ward of somebody and he, you were his slave. And if he didn't like what you did, he killed you. And that has, that's pretty effective. Uh, you know, it's not good for civil rights, I guess, but it's pretty effective in that, you know, you've got to get along in the community and if you don't you'll perish. Either by the hand of your, your, your master or by being pushed out in the woods. So, I, I, I mean as, as man has gotten more complicated so all of the, uh, imaginations to, uh, you know, protect him from, from being, uh, dumped on by, uh, civilian authority in, in in criminal actions, especially, you know, murder cases and that sort of thing. B:: Well, it seems like well it, it seems as if in the past typically there have been a lot of cases of people being wrongly tried or wrongly punished, and the whole idea behind the current criminal process system is to protect those who actually didn't the crimes, albeit it seems that we are failing in that, in that ultimate goal because there are times when people who are guilty are getting off. Um, for instance, um there's a case a few years back where, uh, someone, uh, someone who's being convicted for, was under a was going to trial for murder, was let off because of a technicality in that. The the arresting officer, uh, did not read the defendant their rights. A:: Uh-huh. B:: And where his, old evidence was there, the witnesses were there, the, everything was conclusively pointing to this individual yet
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dialog_02633.txt
B:: I don't know if any of mine will be interested in it or ... A:: Is, uh, kind of fun. It's best done when you have leisure time and I had more of that in my childhood days than I have now And I grew up in an area that, uh, was just a few feet from a rather large lake, and a few more miles from that was a even larger lake and we had a variety of boats at our disposal Uh, I worked for a camp for a number of years. My father was on staff there, and we had every kind of things from canoes to paddle boats, sailboats, speedboats, you name it, they had it and we did a lot of watering, water sports. But I think, uh, the thing I liked the best was, uh, we spent about a summer couple of guys, uh, restored an old wooden boat that was built back in the mid-thirties and got a new canvas sail for it and had a real big old foot center board that went down in the middle to keep you upright when the waves, or the wind came from the side and we got that thing in the water and had a real good time with it. If you ever got it dumped over, though, it was a mess to get back up. It wasn't like the newer ones that have nice chambers that keep it afloat or keep it, uh, upright again. This one you had to work with. You get out of the water again and get it upright. And, uh, sailing was, was kind of nice to learn the maneuvers you had to make to work your way down a lake or work back up against the, the wind, as it were, tacking back and forth and, uh, more than once we'd get out there on a really stormy day and, uh, the storm or the wind was due to the front blowing and you paddle your way back in and hope it doesn't start raining on you right away. And that didn't always work. We oftentimes got wet, But, uh, it's, it's a nice, nice hobby to have. Nowadays I don't think I could afford the boat or the time, nor do we live that close to a lake anymore, so things change, I guess. What are your memories of boating, or current, B:: Uh, about the only memories that I have of boating, uh, my husband's family had a, a motor boat, uh, when we got engaged and they took us out on the lake several times. And, uh, I really did enjoy that. I, I don't know that I ever learned to drive it or anything, but, uh, we did some water skiing, of course, and, and, uh, driving around the lake in the boat and, and just the basic safety rules and things I found real interesting. Uh, you know, they, they just didn't patrol you like they did with the automobile or whatever. The, the laws were there and if you didn't obey them, uh you know, there were a lot of accidents, I guess. A:: Right. That's true. B:: But, uh, I found the motor boating was real fun.
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A:: I put a stop to some of them as far as the door to door, either religious groups, or people peddling products. If I wanted their products, I would have either gone to the store to bought it, or I would have called for their salesman to come out. B:: Uh-huh, uh-huh. Yeah, that's true. Living in an apartment complex though, you know you can't, um, you can't really stop those people from coming around even though they put up signs out front that says no solicitations, uh, but they still come up to the front door and, uh, you know, walk around. So, usually what I do is I'll call the apartment manager and tell them hey, there's people coming around, you know, and they're trying to sell something or, or they're from a religious organization and I really hate that. I really, really do. I had somebody come to the door about two weeks ago and, uh, gosh it was about nine o'clock at night, too. It wasn't even what I would consider, you know, family hours, time to, you know, start going to bed and uh, and it was somebody from, um, oh what was it, the, uh, Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and uh, I've read a lot about, uh, that particular sect and I don't particularly care for it, so I especially don't like for them to come up to my door and, and try and talk to me. A:: Now, I agree with their right to, uh, pursue their religion of choice, in that, whatever manner they want to, but I think they should also respect the sanctity of the American home, whether it be in a house or in an apartment. I'm on my turf, if I want them there, I'll call for them, otherwise, I don't want to know they exist. B:: Yeah, yeah, no, I, I agree with you there. If they want to choose that particular religion that's fine with me too, you know, as long as they don't try and pull me in and drag me in. And, and I don't like the way that they do it either, and, and, it's their mission that they do it. They go door to door and they go out into the public and they actually have the, uh, teenagers serving two years like you would say like in an army and two years in going around and doing missionary type work and, uh, I don't know, I just, um, don't particularly care for that at all. And that, that's one thing that I feel really strongly about though, is, uh, you know, people coming up to my door, and especially religious organizations and wanting to uh, you know, to try and get me to join or, you know, become interested in their religion, because I have my own. A:: Now the part about where you said the apartment complex puts up signs that says no soliciting,
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A:: You know, my neighbors across the street, their mother was sick at times, and they, they couldn't handle her. So they put her in a home, and then, uh, the old Frenchman, he'd get a little drunk look round at his kids, Oh, you still need your mother. And that happens a lot when people are sick or they just real manic-depressants, they end up being put in homes, and it's like, oh, well. B:: Yeah. A:: But that's, it's, it's, I'm really glad that I come from an area where, um, that there's good people in the homes. But it's just as, it doesn't matter if it is, like you say, the best place, they still don't want to go to these homes. And my grandmother's real, there, I mean, she cries every day. This has been over a year, and she tries to make me feel really guilty. But I have to, you know, I have to put my foot down, where, where my life begins. I mean, if that was my mother, I would really feel a lot more responsible. I would probably take care of my mother. I don't really, um, when my father, when something, if anything happens to him, I don't want him put in a nursing home just for the fact I don't really want to go and visit him at a nursing home. And hopefully that he can, uh, get along with, uh, in-house help. So, he's going to probably, hopefully set it up so that he will be able to pay someone to come in and stay with him probably for sixteen hours a day, because I think that's the best situation, is when you're, you get that old and you've been independent your whole life, you don't want to go into a home, because, like I say, my father's eighty, and he's really active. He still has his driver's license here, I mean, you wouldn't believe what he does. He actually tows cars. And, as the years go on, the tow trucks got better, more easier, and he went out and bought himself a flat bed one so he won't have to do very much work. So someone like that, they, I really don't want to see them go in a home. He's got two dogs that are his constant companions, and he always replaces them. You know, I've had like, over the past thirty years I've had, you know, about seven or eight different dogs all the time. And it's like, you know, it's oops, Dad's got these two and the old dies and the young one goes for a while, and he gets another one. So I can't see him without his animals. Even though it's very expensive to stay at home mentally it's just the best thing for you. B:: Yes. I know. A:: I mean, when you get on in your years it's the only thing you really have,
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A:: Yeah. Have you, do you use a standard, uh, a standard spread sheet or I mean, Okay, this topic is, is Russia a threat to our security? I think they are more of a threat to their own people at this day and time. how do you feel about it? B:: Well, they do have, uh, a major internal problem Everybody wants to defect, and I can understand why. Um, I think their biggest problem is just, you know, obtaining food to live, so when you have the basic needs, uh, being unmet I don't think you think globally as far as, you know, being a threat to other people in the world. So, as soon as they get their, their own home country taken care of, then they'll consider, what they can do with the rest of the world. A:: I believe Communism is very much waning It's, uh, pretty much on the way out of the door, insofar as the strong hold that they used to have, and the Russian people are all realizing that the Communist system does not work to their satisfaction or their way of surviving in this world, and their rebellions right now is the result of that If they can get the army, or the military to sway to their side, I think that, uh, it will be on the way out eventually. It's just a matter of time, because, in the Baltic States they have already massacred so many people who protested, and that hasn't set too well with their diplomacy for the, regarding the, uh, outcome of their affairs What's your synopsis? B:: Well, I do, I do realize that, uh, uh, the Bush Administration isn't too happy with, with how they're handling their internal, uh, strife, you know, as far as diplomacy is concerned I think it's been a good, a good positive direction for uh, the Soviets as far as Yeltsin is concerned. You know, he was, uh, allowed to, what, in his, in the Congress they, they gave him more power as far as his republic in Russia is concerned, which is, gives him more power overall, which I think is a good sign that there will be some, you know, politically speaking, you know, he's going to have more power, and I think it's a step in the right direction. I think Gorbachev realizes that he's got a, a major uh, uh, power figure, you know, competing against him, and I think it's going to be pretty close to his demise if he doesn't follow suit with Yeltsin as far as, uh, realizing, well, he does realize it, you know, with the fact that they reduced the uh, or they, increased the prices on their food, food and goods. A:: Uh-huh.
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A:: And, so, you know, he has these stacks of Sunday newspapers that go unread ... I guess I don't really have a problem with capital punishment. I'm not really sure what the exact, uh, specifications are for Texas. I know that they, uh, have capital punishment for certain crimes, and that's probably the way I feel about it is, is, uh, it kind of depends on the crime that's committed. My belief all my life, I guess, has been that, that if you take someone else's life, then you automatically giving up, uh, yours in place of it But I don't, seems to be a lot of controversy about that B:: Yeah. Uh, uh, I tend to agree with you, uh, you know, probably pretty similar views on it, but that's, that's one of the things I don't, don't understand is, is so much of the controversy because, uh, you know, I, I do also, myself, believe in capital punishment, uh, uh, you know, it, it really irks me to see so much effort put into preventing someone being put to death by the State when they so callously and usually so, you know, without even thinking or without any concern, uh, you know, end somebody else's life, and in a lot of cases several people's lives. A:: That's true I guess, well, there's, there's probably two or three different types of, of views as far as the controversy goes. I can see where if a life was taken by accident or, uh, I don't know what you'd call it, not premeditated or, I guess primarily by accident, uh, there may be cases where the death penalty is not called for, but I lean towards, if it's premeditated or if it's, uh, kind of a habitual or, or a habit that, uh, a tendency that people, uh, may get into, then I guess I don't really have a problem with it B:: Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's, that's kind of the way I feel. If, if you've got a guy who's, who's been to trial and has been in and out of jail, you know, basically a, a three time loser for the twelfth time, you know, and he goes out and kills somebody, he's not going to be reformed, he's not going to get any better, you know, it's, it's not going to, it's just not going to get any better. And, and the only thing, you know, a lot of people have the opinion that, you know, don't, don't have capital punishment, but give them life in jail and, you know, I could go along with that, if, if I could be assured that it would be their natural life in jail and not parole after ten, or twelve years. A:: Yeah.
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A:: So, um, well, I'll tell you, my situation is, uh, I have an elderly grandmother that we did just recently put in a nursing home. And, um, her son, which is my father is also elderly, and this is one of the reasons why she had to go to the nursing home, is that she was literally driving him nuts in his later years. Now my father's almost eighty. My grandmother's almost ninety-seven. B:: Jeez. A:: So, um, it's strange, because it, it so, hit so close to home that um, my father's an only child, and really me and my sister are the only ones that will deal with my grandmother. She had many sisters, and a couple of them took care of her. And then one, her last sister died, and it was probably seven or eight months after that she had to go in a nursing home. Because I was pretty much giving up my life, my sister was, and plus she was driving my father crazy. She went through three housekeepers, live-in housekeepers. So, she's kind of cranky to get along with. There's nothing physically wrong with her, except she's very, very old, but her personality is, is very grating. I mean, I hope I don't get like that when I get old. So. B:: Yeah. I'm, I'm, I have some great concerns about, uh, my parents and my relatives reaching that age. Um, around here, where I live in Maryland in the Washington area, there's, there's, and, uh, I used to live down in Dallas, there was just so many stories about, uh, rest homes where the people are being abused, where the people are being kept in filthy conditions. In fact, here in Baltimore they've actually shut a couple of them down and taken all the people out of them because they were so, uh, bug infested and rat infested. And, uh, I, it really concerns me, that, um, first of all, that anyone could let someone live like that, but if you have to, you know, how do you make sure, I mean, I'm sure when you make your appointment and go by, everybody puts on a happy face, um, you know, how are you sure that the home is really as good as it is, because once you put someone into there, you know, they may not like the fact that they've been put in there, and they might complain about the place all the time even though it's the best place in the whole world they could be, just because they want to make you feel guilty for putting them in there, and, you know. A:: Yeah,
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B:: But he's seeing something constructive come out of it. A:: um, I have to, I think one of the positive things, I mean, one of the things that can come out of, uh, is not just discipline, okay? But, okay, for instance, one of the things they do at, uh, my kids school, uh, they have what they call, uh, caught being good slips. And when the kids are in halls and stuff, and if they're being really good, I mean, just being excellent, they're not, you know, cutting up and so on. They're just standing in line, doing whatever they are supposed to, they get one of these caught being good slips. And then, when they collect them at the end of each week, they get to go to this little, what they call their caught being good store, and then they get to spend these like money. Well, see, to me, that's positive reinforcement, is much better, much better than trying to find ways to discipline kids, because they're going to be good and try and earn those things, you know, to get the positive part of it. I mean, they'd much rather go in the store and buy something than be spanked. So, they're definitely going to work towards being good, you know, rather than trying to act up and be bad, you know. B:: I think that not only applies inside the public school system, but in society itself. We've been too long, there's been too much negative reinforcement. How much, like, the caught being good slips. How about, just the John Q citizen out there on the street? A:: Yeah, well that's true. I think, I think, really though, I mean, that's one thing that, I mean, my kids definitely get spanked when they need they need to be spanked. But I really do try to use positive, uh, reinforcement with them at home, also. And it really helps. And I mean, they, they don't get spanked very often, but they, they do when they deserve it, you know. But, uh, I don't think any kid should be exempt from being spanked. I mean, I, I think I wouldn't mind if a teacher spanked my child. But, you know, that's just my personal opinion, and that's not going to, I mean, I don't think that law will ever change. They are never going to let a, a teacher spank a child again. But I don't think, I mean, some kids don't get don't get spanked at home and some kids need to be spanked at home. I mean, don't you think? B:: I, most wholeheartedly agree.
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A:: That's true, yeah. Any way, this, this, um, school system thing, I, I tell you, I saw something on the news, oh, I don't know, maybe two weeks ago. And they were talking about, I don't know where you're from, but I'm from the Dallas area. And they were talking about the Plano school system, that, they had one school that, uh, if the students did something wrong, I mean, whether it was behavioral or, uh, you know, they weren't learning properly or something. They took these students and put them basically in a closet. With no windows. They had, a, a table, or not a table, but a desk in this closet, and they had to sit in there by themselves. Well, parents were getting really angry about this, because they said, Why is my child being put in this closet. Well, how is that helping my child, you know. And, uh, the, the thing, you know, they said, Well, we're giving them isolation time and this helps them to think. But a lot of kids, I mean, if a child has, uh, claustrophobia, I mean, that's just going to terrify him, you know and, B:: If, if the isolation concept really works that good, why are our prisons overcrowded? A:: Uh, that's true. That's true. But, no, I mean, they were, uh, I mean, I definitely agree with parents. I think that is a very wrong way to handle, uh, disciplining a child. Putting them in, I mean, they were, they were they called them their quiet rooms or their isolation rooms. They didn't call them closets. But they showed these rooms on, uh, you know, on the news and, I mean, they looked like a closet to me. You know, with a desk in it, a real small. But they said that one of the solutions they came up with was to take the doors off of these isolation rooms. I said, now what good does I mean, how is this helping? I mean, either way. You know, I, I definitely had to disagree with that. I think that is, that's not the way to handle a child, you know, discipline a child by putting him in a closet B:: the as a part of the revamping of the entire education system on that the public school system I want to see changed too. When I was brought up, if you crossed the line and you broke a rule bad enough, you were going to get spanked. A:: Right.
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A:: Yeah, I remember learning how to ski, oh, I guess I was seven or eight years old and the lake that we learned on was the smaller of the two that we had access to and it was maybe fifteen, twenty acres and it was, uh it had a lot of, uh, turtles in it. And I got all ready to go and I was down in the water and, and set to go and, uh, and just as that boat took off, a turtle bit me in the middle of the back. B:: Oh A:: It didn't hurt too much, but it bit enough to where I let go. And the boat went off without me and I reached back there and pushed him away and got out of the water a, a while and, and, uh, it didn't even leave a mark. It was just a little nibble and so I told everybody what happened and they go, oh, yeah, sure, you know. And so I get back down in there and, and I'll be if he didn't do it again. This time a little earlier and, and I had let go before then and, before they took off this time and, and swatted him away. So I moved over a, a few feet in the water and got out of his little realm where he was living underneath the dock and, uh, managed to get up. Didn't go very far, but I got up. And it, it was a nice, uh, nice long skiing career, but now I've gotten to where skiing is just kind of wears me out more than it does thrill me. I've, I've, uh, done about all I dare do on skis. You know, skiing on one and jumping around here and there and I, I, I know how you can get injured doing much more than that and I just can't risk it right now being a head of the family and the breadwinner and all that. Just, uh, can't take the risk I did as a dumb teenager, I guess So life just changes a little bit in that respect I'd kind of like, someday, to maybe end up on a pair of skis that, that doesn't have a, uh, well, what they call trick skis. They'll allow you to ski backwards. I haven't managed to get a hold on that, uh, craft yet, but, uh, B:: That sounds like a real challenge. A:: Yeah,
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A:: Yeah, I can, I can understand that. I was raised in Oklahoma, and of course, being Oklahoman and Texan, uh, yeah, the hunting and everything, and I used to things in my father and my husband having guns and all, and I, I did, used to be all in favor of it, but it's, all of a sudden it's starting to get really scary with these gangs. Yet I think I would vote a one if I thought that it would be nation wide and they can guarantee no one would have a gun, no crooks, nothing. But because I know that's not going to happen, then I have to probably right up there about an eight B:: Yeah, it, uh, moving to this area, of course it happens everywhere, but, uh, I guess we're pretty naive coming from small towns, uh, in the midwest and then, uh, moving to a larger city where there are drive-by shootings and, uh, there seems like killing for no reason at all, and, uh. A:: Well, it just seems like in the past three or four years it has just gotten so much worse than it was. There's always been a certain amount of crime in your, you know, your urban areas, and I know we lived in Chicago for seven years, and of course it was definitely there. So when we first moved here, it wasn't as bad as this. It's, you know, it's just getting all of a sudden so much worse. I don't know whether it's due to the drugs and the, uh, drug kings that are here and Jamaican drug kings coming in. I don't know whether that's it, or street gangs. I don't know what the answer is. I know that it's scary, and yet I hate the government constantly telling me what I can do and what I can't do, and that's basically what the gun control would end up being. B:: I, I think so, and, and there's always the, uh, the, uh, the old, uh, saying that keeps coming up that if a person wants a gun bad enough they'll, they'll get one, and, uh, and then, uh. A:: Well, it's very true.
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A:: Okay, well, there's, uh, it's kind of an interesting topic and one that I think is quite fascinating because, uh, couple of years ago, I guess, uh, not very, not very long ago, seemed like the whole world, not just the United States, but the whole world was kind of in a standstill where everyone was basically in, uh, you know, a very comfortable position, so to say, even though the, the cold war was, was in full swing. You know, you had the, the Russians against the Americans, the Communists against the Free World, and in the last couple of years things have changed dramatically, not only on the political front but also on the economic front, where, uh, couple of years ago we had, uh, America was one of the leading powers and one of the strongest nations in the world as far as economics were concerned, and now we're having a very tough time in a recessionary period. We're also have a very humongous trade deficit, and, uh, and that's kind of frightening. Also, you know, a couple of years ago, ten, fifteen, ten, fifteen years ago, an individual going into a career could expect to have that career basically throughout their whole life, and thirty years ago, that was, that was basically it, whereas now we're expected to have a career change every, you know, every couple of years and possibly four to five career changes throughout our lifetime, and so I think, uh, you know, things, there's been an awful lot of social change lately, and and, uh. B:: I think one of the things that's interesting to me is if you look particularly at the political changes is that the, they seem to be social, they seem to be economically driven also. A:: Uh-huh. Uh-huh. B:: So if you look at Russia and what's happened over there, I think the change in Communism was as a result of the economic problems that they were experiencing. And, of course, I look at the economic problems in the United States right now. One of the things you wonder is what that's going to do to us. A:: True.
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A:: It didn't, it, it took awhile for that bill to be passed up here as far as recycling bottles and cans. Uh, and, and matter of fact, I think it took like three tries for it to go through. But, and it's been pretty successful and people notice it as far as, uh, highways being, uh, you know, people would have a drink of soda, instead of throwing out the window, they, they keep the bottle so it's, it's been a ecologically sound policy and, you know, as, as far as recycling your bottles in terms of trash and so forth. But more importantly, it's recycling reusable materials back into, uh, manufacturing. And that's the big thing, I think, that they try to promote. B:: Right. I think here if they, uh, instead of just, you know, requiring that you put, put out the trash and stuff, if they could get some kind of rebate, those people who do put the stuff out, uh, you know, and separate it, have lower collection fee or something may encourage people to separate. A:: Yeah, that's a good idea. Yeah. there definitely has to be a motivation factor and I know that, at where I work, I work for a defense contractor. And there's a big push on for recycling, uh, paper materials, you know, computer output paper and also to decrease the amount of, uh, Styrofoam usage because of the, uh, the process involved in Styrofoam and, and the whole eco issue and that. And, and they're very proactive and, uh, matter of fact, they give you discounts if you use, uh, china wear rather than, uh, Styrofoam stuff, so. So, it's incentives like that that get people people more conscious of it. I think that's, that's what they need to do. Be more like that. B:: Uh, I know, uh, I believe it was last year that they actually collected the old phone books. Uh, usually have them come from you know, projects to collect old ones. Usually just get dumped out with the trash. And phone books are a large volume of annual trash. A:: Yeah.
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A:: Yeah, and that is a good short term thing, though. That little things like that, that overall, though, I just think we're just going to, I don't know, see, I know, I guess I'm kind of leery of this topic, because I know that Bush is real for the new world order. The one world government, and alleviating all, you know, national debt between all of the nations. But I see that to be a potential power problem later, with, um, who's going to be in charge with this new world order. And I, you know, I'm uncomfortable with that much power being in one place. But, I know, we already have a new money system. We already have new bills printed, for, the U S Treasury already has our new bills printed for new currency, and I've seen them And so I know that the long-term vision for the U S government is to alleviate all national debts and to start over afresh, but I'm concerned with who's going to have the power over this new world order that they keep talking about, you know. That's a lot of power for one or two people to have. And so, um, I guess because I, I guess, in fact, I know what their long-term vision is. I'm kind of like, you know, yeah, the only answer is to start over or to totally change our lifestyles. And I don't think Americans are willing to do it. B:: Well, what about, uh, uh, sending all this money overseas supporting other governments, third world governments. How do you feel about that? A:: I don't, I don't feel we should loan them money. If I, I wish our leaders were really seeking the Lord on these things, and if we feel led to give a country money to help them, fine. But I don't feel we should be loaning money like that. I mean, it doesn't work, I mean. B:: Well, in so many cases, it's not a loan, it's just a give away. A:: But it's not, but it's not set up as a giveaway.
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A:: Huh, well, I guess what we have is like a what they call a flex benefits plan where you, you get like a certain amount of dollars and then you spend it on a cafeteria of whatever you want or need. Otherwise you can, uh, guess you can put, also put money, hold money back and then either use or lose it and that doesn't get taxed or can just have that money, you know, put in your paycheck. B:: Yeah, we have one of those use it or lose it plans, too, where, uh, they'll basically pay for, uh, you know, child care type, uh, expenses. I can send in a, uh, can send in a request for payment and they'll, uh, and they'll send me, a check for the amount they withheld. That's pretty good, you know. It's, uh, it saves a third off on taxes or something. A:: Yeah well, it depends on which company you work for. I know that, like, the, the, the one plan that everyone seems to be in, in my place is, uh, you know, you, uh, think you call it plan D another example like I guess it's alzheimer's Deductibles are really high, it's like fifteen hundred dollars, but if you go for the other ones you're paying too much money for them because it's unlikely, if you're relatively, uh, healthy, then it's really unlikely that you'd use that much, amount of money, you know. So, it, someone did start a cost benefit analysis, and ends up the best is to take a high deductible and, and take a loss, whatever happens to be, if you happen to be a healthy individual B:: Yeah, I guess, uh, on the other hand, you know, I, I had a similar, had a similar health plan and, uh, one of my kids was in a car accident and, uh I had, wound up having to pay for, you know, a bunch of doctor visits and stuff out of my pocket because of, you know, no, no insurance policy happened to cover it, which is, A:: Um.
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B:: and they don't have big tourism. So maybe it is their faith that enables them to keep the crime out. A:: Uh-huh. I know that Costa Rica, they don't allow anybody to come that, uh, to come any, uh, what do you call, what do you call immigrants? They don't allow anything like that like I could not go to Costa Rica and live as an American citizen. They would not permit me to live there to work. They wouldn't. Their jobs are there for Costa Ricans. They don't allow people to move in, like less nations, you know, B:: They don't, they don't probably take a lot of refugees from other countries either. A:: take the job. No they don't take any. I mean I couldn't even go there. My husband had to receive all this special permission to go, so even with, uh, you know, in, uh, inner company, you know, transfer, or something, and I have another friend in, uh, Costa Rica that, she was born there. She's Costa Rican. I guess I do know a little bit. I went to Mexico City one time and stayed. I have been there twice and stayed and, that, aw, that was just really sad. But, a lot of it though is their debt. I think that we should not loan them anymore money, that if we still want to give them money, give them money, quit loaning it to them. You're not going to get it back. Don't be indebted to anybody. Don't be the loaner or borrower. It's just not good. We need to, if we feel like we need to give them money then give it to them, but quit loaning all the money out. Which I don't think we are loaning anymore now, but that's how we got into a problem. If we got, the, we have, we went in the hole by us loaning them all of these billions of dollars. That's common sense, you could just look at it and say they're not going to be able to pay us back. B:: Yeah
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A:: And I just don't see it like that. Of course, I always see pay the bills first and whatever's leftover, that's what you have, but, um, maybe a lot of people don't see it like that, but I can't stand owing. I mean, I cannot fully tolerate to owe something like, you know, I guess it's just because I've been brought up like that. But, um, I could not charge to the limit and knowing that I was going to have to pay this thing out for ever and maybe suffer from having to payout. But, that's just the way I feel about it. B:: Yeah, I think it's, it's somewhat a, uh, symptom of our, me generation and that, we think we need all these things and I think my parents always, you know, did without or saved up to, you know, buy things and we consider that so many of these things we just have to have, you know, like when I first got my apartment and I was setting it up I did try to economize some but, you know, I was just like, well, I have to have it all furnished and I have to have all of my kitchen setup and you don't, you know, do without too much and, you know, that's how I got started kind of with setting up a household all up, you know, it kind of like, in the short amount of time. You know, you just have to have these things just, you know, have them at home, have to have them at my own place and that's, you know, a big expenditure to start, um, buying all these things that you think or, or have to have and actually they're kind of luxuries or you should save up slowly and keep buying them and not just rush out and furnish the whole place, you know, going in one big swoop, save up and then buy it. A:: Right. yeah. B:: But we're not into that. We're into like, have to have it all now. A:: oh, yeah.
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A:: and I I, I should imagine that, that, that what the, what the problem, why I, I'm, I'm a little concerned about today is that this, uh, rather, uh, quick and, and easy, I don't know, I shouldn't say easy, rather quick victory in the, in, in the, uh, Mideast, uh, uh, over the, uh, Iraqis, uh, might lead us into, uh, a false sense of security that we can do that against any other foe. I'm, I, I don't know what other foe that would be, but, uh, I, I'm just getting nervous again, now hearing the voices come up that there has to be increased expenditures in that area. B:: Yeah, well, of course, uh, a lot of, uh, a lot of missiles and things were expended in the course of fighting the war, and the, and the inventory's going to have to be restocked, uh, on, now I work for T I, and one of the things we were told is, like, they had eleven thousand HARM missiles which T I is the sole supplier for, and they used up two thousand of them in, in the war, so they're going to have to do another contract to restock that, to get ready in case something else is needed. A:: Yeah, but, it, it, it, would that be, uh, well, let's see, two thousand out of eleven thousand, that's about a little over twenty per cent. Uh, I, I should imagine that, that would be to keep it at a level, those levels, I guess, that, that were originally appropriated was when the Soviet threat, I guess, was perceived as being a greater one. I don't think there's very much of a threat there today. I do worry about what nuclear weapons are left in the territories, uh, in their territory over there, and who's controlling them, but B:: that's true, that's true. A:: I, I don't know what amount of, what amount of, our hardware would stop some fanatic, I guess, from doing anything, uh, that would be irrational.
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B:: But the, A:: Yeah, they need to have more checks and balances in their government to get rid of the corruption. But I think first though, I don't know, they need to, I think they need the repentance on the leadership of the different nations for all their, uh, you know the atrocities that they commit and the drug dealings, and in the, just in the drug crimes, because I feel like a lot of the leadership in those nations are so engrossed in the drug crimes that until they repent or they are moved from power, that you know, because there are so many of them that the next one to come up, if you just knock one off and then have another one, and I know a lot of those nations, there's, uh, Brazil, I know, is like forty percent evangelical Christian. Not just go to church but, you know, really on fire for God, and they are just surpassing America, Latin America by the drugs. You know, it's just incomprehensible, and, uh, so I just think that, I think that God is going to honor that and that he is going to put in some good leadership, and I know, the president of, I believe Costa Rica is a Christian. And he goes to, no Guatemala, because he goes to virgo church in Guatemala City. The church is in real close relationship with him. And he is a former president of Guatemala. He's an elder at virgo church and, you know that, that God is doing something and he is raising up some leaders and the people want him back as president bad, but they have a rule in Guatemala that he can't have another term and so the, the people are trying to override that, I mean not just the Christians, but all the people because they see when a righteous man is in authority, the people rejoice. B:: Yeah, good. See, that's the thing, that it's going, have to, A:: Yeah. B:: that's the undoing of everything,
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B:: Um, all right. A:: I've, uh, as far as I'm concerned, I find that the young women have lost so much because they have become more aggressive and more dominating, and I think that comes about from their being a definite factor in the job market now. B:: Uh-huh. Oh, well, I tend, I tend to agree. Uh, in some ways I think it's, uh, I think if anything, a lot of, um, the changes that have occurred, uh, in some ways they're for the better because I think women should have a choice, and I do believe in the, being able to have a choice as to, as far as, what you would like to do with your life. But by the same token, and I know this for myself because I've worked and I've not worked, um, that it makes it, uh, sometimes it makes life more difficult. I think when the roles now are less defined, as far as, you know, what, uh, women should or should not be doing, that it, it, it could make life more difficult. There are more things to work out. I know when I was working, you know, you have all these problems with, with the child care and, and with, uh, pleasing, you know, your boss on the job, so you have added stresses from there and then you still have all the things that, um, that you need to do at home and that doesn't change, you know, just because your going out of the house for so many hours a day doesn't, uh, make those other things go away and the other responsibilities are still important. Um, so, um, have you, have you worked outside, also and, um, feel that, it, that, well, how do you feel, as far as, uh, what would be a happy medium or, or what would you like to see? A:: I would like, uh, yes, I have worked outside of the home and, I was in one of those safe occupations. B:: Yes.
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A:: I'd rather that, that went to something else. B:: And, and, yeah, and the benefits you're getting for that hundred dollars a semester, uh, you, you never use because you just use your wife's. A:: Right. I mean, uh, and, and, and it turns out that actually, uh, the benefits they, you know, that, that hundred dollars sort of would, would entitle me to go to the university health services here, you know, and, and use them and it turns out that I do think they're they're excellent physicians there. So, through my wife's H M O, we've registered for them as our primary care physicians so we go there anyway, so they're, they're, so if they were to bill, which, which I believe they don't, but if they were to bill the H M O for my business, they could, in, in theory, be getting paid twice for the same thing. But they're not, thank God. Uh, but anyway, uh, otherwise, I would imagine, uh, good vacation is, is important, although I don't know if that's really a deciding factor for many people on a job. I don't, you know, B:: Uh, yeah, I, it, uh, the, the, that, that's a, a negative about, uh, where, where I am in that, uh, well, I came out of, uh, I worked five years civil service and there it's, uh, if I remember right, you well, they, they accumulate it as hours per week or something like that and, or hours per pay period or something, but, anyway it works out as I remember basically to, uh, you start at, at, uh, two and a half weeks or something like that, and it, at three years, uh, it goes to four weeks I believe, and I, I'm coming up on, I've been at T I now, uh, uh, coming up on fifteen years and it, and it just, uh, this year is going to go to four weeks here so, A:: Oh, wow.
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A:: And it's, it's pretty, fairly well easily to uh, uh, something to fall into. I'm kind of the say way, I, I've gone through different periods of life, uh, in music from pop to classical. I guess one of the things was that influenced me was that I, I've worked in radio stations as a D J for all my college years trying to support my way through there, and was support, I was influenced by all different kinds of music but basically because that's where I worked. And I've developed a real love for, uh, classical music in, probably junior high and high school because my band instructor was, uh, heavy into classical type music. He said he used to sit on Saturday mornings and watch cartoons just to hear the music, uh, that they were using behind them because they used, especially Disney used a lot of classical music, uh, behind the cartoons and so consequently we wind up, wound up playing a lot of classical music there and I think that, uh, got deep seated into me. One of things I especially like now in music regardless of what kind it is, uh, are those that call on those classical, uh, roots, I guess, uh, Barry Manilow comes to mind for some reason there's, there's not a whole lot of his stuff that I'm real crazy about, but he does have some things. Chicago had some things, B:: Right. A:: uh, and I think even Electric Light Orchestra had some, some real, um, influences by classical music and I'm still, still, my favorite, in fact most of my C D are classical music. B:: I find it very interesting that some television shows that I enjoy I particularly like the music. I don't know which is chicken and egg in that situation. Uh, a good example would be, uh, I have connections but, but not particularly deep ones to the Vietnamese war type situations, A:: Uh-huh.
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A:: Well, Wayne, I've never done any, uh, auto repairs myself at all. B:: Uh-huh. A:: I mean, I may have screwed in a little screw that looked like it was falling out on the door or something but, uh, I personally haven't done anything. Maybe I've, uh, changed wiper blades or something but I have noticed since, uh, I got married that my husband, he hates to do auto repairs, but he would rather do them himself than, than to pay someone else. I guess, he can't make himself pay someone to do the repairs when he knows, he knows how to do it, and he'll do it. So, he, he hates the time that he takes, but he has changed, um, the brakes and he has done all of the tune-ups and the like that and recently he changed the steering mechanism in the car. I was really impressed with that We had to have it to get the car inspected, it wouldn't pass inspection and, and so, he priced around and everyone wanted several hundred dollars for it so, he thought, well, I can get one in a junkyard for like fifty dollars, which he did and then, he did it and, so, I guess, uh, he's been pretty good about keeping our cars up, what, uh, what's your experience been like? B:: Well, I, uh, I have a long experience with cars. I, uh, when I was younger, uh, my brother had a Corvette and I bought a Corvette and when you have a Corvette you more or less do all the work and I've done everything from build the motor from the, uh, you know, the bare block on up. And, I, I'm the same way as your husband is when it comes to my car, I hate to go pay somebody good money, you know, I hate to pay somebody twenty-five dollars on hour for something I can do myself. A:: Uh-huh.
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B:: I saw on one of the talk shows this woman judge, I believe from Florida, and she just has, just really stiff penalties and I saw that in, in the hands of a judge that really was conscientious and really, you know, took the pains to give a sentence for what was deserved, it could, you could have a, a judge that would really make a good impact. But likewise, you could have the flip side, and have some judge that was paid off or, you know, had a good old boy network or for whatever reasons, you know, politics, just let all kinds of people through so, he, he would have a heck, or she would have a heck of a lot of power, you know, if used wrongly. So at least the jury system does something to prevent that, you know, or help it with it anyway. I don't know if it prevents it, but, seems like the jury system does have it's advantages. But I also, I've also heard on trials that sometimes they go through like three hundred jurors before they hand pick these jurors that they think are going to be the ones that are going to be the most lenient, you know, and I don't know how much they're getting just a jury of their peers, at that point, they're really getting a select group. It's not just random people. A:: Um. B:: It almost should be the first twelve people that they, you know, have on a list are the ones that are on the jury and that's it. A:: Yeah, I get back to Price's comment when he, uh, was found guilty he said well he didn't have any blacks, uh, you know, from his neck of the woods. Well give me a break, you know. B:: He'd have to have his whole family up there for him to feel like he's got his peers or something,
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B:: Yeah, it's really, it's really bizarre. Uh, particularly, like where we are, you know. I, I, there was a story of a woman last year who, who actually did slip on the ice and, and like sprained her ankle and she, she was a personnel secretary and she had to get tested and, I don't know I'm ambivalent about the whole thing. I, you know, I have a lot of mixed feelings about on the one hand, it's like if, you know, they're, they should be able to make it as a continue of employment in some sense and, you know, it's like you're, I mean, employments are contractual by nature anyway A:: Uh-huh. B:: but, uh, I had an experience when I was interviewing for a job that, where I had to, uh, uh, do a drug test and, and it's, it was kind of a long story, but it was, it was just an incredibly humiliating experience what I went through, and it amounted to, uh, going in, uh, before any of these interviews, I'm not even working for this company, I'm going in for, like, interviews and they flew me out to Chicago and, and, uh, before I went into any of the interviews, uh, they took me to the doctor to give me a physical. They said it was going to be a physical, you know, and, uh, actually beforehand they told me they were going to, uh, do drug screening, but I had forgotten about that, and so, basically, I'd already peed off that morning and, and when I got in there, I didn't, I wasn't, like, able to give a full sample, and so they made me sit and wait for forty-five minutes, drink a whole ton of water before I went to any of the interviews and go in there again, A:: Oh. Right. B:: and the, and the, the procedure is utterly humiliating.
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B:: I think they even cover that because they want you as a they want the T I to be part of the credit union. A:: Uh-huh. T I to, See, we got ripped off buying our new car. We both come out of, uh, drugs and stuff, and we became Christians about five years ago. Right when he got home from Terrell. Right before he got hired for T I, he had gotten saved and stuff, and so, I mean, when you get come out of drugs and stuff, you have nothing, I mean, you know, you don't have anything. You have the clothes on your back, and you might have a car, and that kind of thing. And so, when he, when he started working at T I, we, uh, you know, we really felt like God told us to buy a new car because he had an older car that was going to need to be fixed and high gas. But we got ripped off on it because we wanted it financed at four years, and we were young and we'd look about nineteen. People still think we're about, they ask us where we go to high school when we get our hair cut and stuff, both of us. And so, it's just kind of strange, you know, so five years ago we probably looked like real ding dongs, you know. B:: Yeah. A:: So we went in, and the financed the car for five, and we didn't know that. We got kind of taken, just a little bit. So we're kind of upset that we're having to, you know, pay this fifth year on the car, because it was just not a wise thing. But we learned a good lesson. So, you know. B:: Well, five years is not that, uh, five years is not that bad of a problem only because you're paying more interest,
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A:: If it were set up as giveaway, and it was something, that, I mean, our, our President and our leaders could be seeking God saying, God is it your will for us to bless this nation with this money, is it your will, this money and your will for us to give to them, and I believe if we gave it, no strings attached that God would bless our nation. But because we're, our motive is interest, our motive is not pure, it just backfires, I mean, none of these nations have paid us back. But, you understand, it's, I guess it's a principle of giving and receiving. You give it, no strings attached and they may never give you anything back, but because there's no strings attached, it like gives them a freedom to give us something back. And it might not be money, it might be, um, no taxes on our things, our computers going into their nation, it might come back in another way, but it would be come back. But because we're loaning it, I think that's the problem. And I don't mean give it to everybody that asks. Use a lot of discernment. Don't give money to every nation. You know, what I'm saying, I think we're loaning money to too many nations, but I think if we gave to a few select ones, that really needed it, that it would work out better for us and for them. And so now we have all these nations that owe us all this money and so I just think, we're never going to get that back, you know. Do you understand? B:: No. That, that's true. I, I understand that France still owes us money from World War I. A:: Uh-huh. B:: And, uh, World War Two debts have never been repaid. I think the U S just wrote them all off. A:: Yeah.
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A:: Yeah. they're, they're, they're in the same issue. We were hoping on burning a lot of the effluent up there. Uh, because the, the system is setup where it won't have any emissions. You're correct. It will have something coming out of the stackhouse it was, it was human nature. B:: Right. A:: But it won't have can any, uh, any bad stuff. So, uh, I think T I, we spend, of all the major semiconductor firms, we probably put safety and environmental on the utmost, foremost, uh, uh, first thing we always look at. And we probably put more money into the systems and engineering behind the system of any other firm I know of. We eat and sleep the stuff, everything we do over here. and, uh, it's an interesting job. But um, B:: Well, I know from some of the sites that we've had, uh, quite a list of cites that have gone bad and you have to clean up. And, you know the law now is the super fund and anybody who's contributed toxic waste, no matter if you were somebody that eventually, you know, uh, damaged the ground or not. Uh, everybody has to contribute and it's been a lot of big bucks when we've gotten, uh, gotten pulled into these super fund deals to clean it up and, you know, mega bucks to, uh, you know take everything out and redo it and, you know, fill in some other area and, um, certainly, it would to have a better solution, like the Sherman facility than, um, just letting it go in the ground. Because eventually, you know, it, it seems that no matter what they do, if they put it in oil drums and then seal it in some kind of cement lined, uh, dump area. It still only in time starts to leak out. A:: Possibly.
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B:: Yeah. A:: Uh, it's shown a history that, uh, sure beats anything else. Over many, many years. B:: Yeah, that's true. That's very true. We went, uh, and did a, a thing through I B S which is a, like a financial consultant type thing here in Dallas and, uh, one of the things that we talked about with the counselor there was, you know, they work up this whole big, you know, proposal, profile for you, that, all the things that you need to work on and you need to do. And then one of the things that we talked about with her was, you know, the need to save for our son's education. We have a two year old, you know, and, and, you know, we can't start saving for college when he's sixteen, you know, we have to do that now. And, and uh, they have a way that they can figure, you know, what, you know, and he's two now, in sixteen years when he's ready to go to college, this is how much it'll cost, you know, and it's just really scary the thought of how much it's going to, it's, what it costs now is ridiculous, what it's going to cost sixteen years from now is just really scary. And they sat down and figured up that we needed to save like between fifteen and seventeen hundred dollars a year at a, oh, you know, six percent interest rate, to be able to have, you know, money for his college. And that's exactly what we have coming out in saving bonds, is, is, you know, about fifteen hundred dollars a year. So, I guess it, you know, in that way, at least we know that that's taken care of, you know. We, we can worry about other things so, A:: I understand, that approach. B:: Yeah.
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A:: Yes, and, B:: It just makes the rain fall on the acid side and after a period of time, I think that accumulates in, uh, trees because they take it up through their roots, as well as it landing on the leaves, on surfaces, like you've seen what it's done to buildings even where it's really bad. A:: Yes. Yeah. B:: What's interesting, several years ago, I took a course, uh, on, uh, well, it was actually, it was put on by the power companies and, about the various sources of energy and how much pollution there was, and there wasn't from various kinds of, of energy. And, uh, at that point in time, one person that was a speaker brought up the topic of acid rain and it was kind of pooh-poohed, you know. Oh, you're making a mountain out of a molehill, kind of thing. And it's turned out that, that's been very true, what he was forecasting about the accumulation of, of the pollutants in the air and the acid rain and what it would do to foliage. So, it's kind of interesting the change in perspective from when I took that course. Now, a lot of people are really afraid of nuclear. Uh, I'm not afraid of nuclear, having had that course because of how the nuclear that, uh, they use is not bomb quality, and, we're so strict with all our controls in the United States. The chances of, of an accident are slight, and, it doesn't pollute the air at all. It's safer to be around a nuclear plant then it is to be around a coal plant. Many more deaths have occurred in and dealing with coal plants then ever around nuclear plants. It's kind of funny because people are just petrified, at least some are, at the thought of nuclear. A:: Yes.
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A:: or, uh, B:: Yeah, yeah for, for years there has been an idea batted around of having some sort of alternative, uh, public service for, uh, young people to go into, uh, after high school. A:: Uh-huh. B:: Uh, kind of in lieu of the draft for, for people who don't, uh, who, you know, are conscientious objectors or don't otherwise want to be in the military, you know. Say, okay, well you can go into the military or you can do this other thing for one or two years to kind of serve the community and, and learn about things. And it's interesting because I, I'm not a particular fan of the military but I have seen a lot of people, a lot of young guys go in that don't have really a clue as to what they want to do with their lives and aren't terribly disciplined, you know, even just personal discipline about what they want to do and they come out and they, they at least have, now they have at least some marginally marketable skills and more discipline. And they have, uh, you know, in, in some cases they have a greater self-esteem because they can say, they can see that, you know, if I do something or submit my own will to the will of the sargent or whatever, at least for a short period of time, I can accomplish a lot and it, it's a good lesson for a lot of young men to learn. That they don't need to be, you know, cowboys. They don't need to be out there and, uh, you know, constantly flaunting their ego to get things accomplished. And, you know, for some, for some young men, that's good. For me, it would have been lousy idea, uh, because I, I did have the personal discipline. A:: Why?
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A:: and what I like to do is I like to stretch out and I like to run, uh, I'm, I like to run, get my heartbeat up. I like to run about, oh, about two, two and a half miles. And then I like to work out on, uh, on the, uh, the Bailey Life Cycle machines up here at the, at the Holiday Spa. And, and I, I think that, you know, I've had a regiment now for about, you know, ten, fifteen years of, of doing that and, uh, and I, I kind of think it's, uh, it's a lot of work but I think it's, uh, it's a lot of work but I think it's, uh, it's the, uh, the amount of effort that's required to, uh, to stay healthy, you know. I have a sedentary job and, uh, unless you do something like that, you're going to get sick. B:: Right. Yeah, I'm, I need to get, I'm, I'm pretty bad about that. I'm lazy. I should, I know I want, I always say that I need to get start running and I'm going to try and do that this summer. Because I never have time. I, I always put it off. By the time I get back from classes it's late at night and I don't feel like going back over to the gym and running on the track or whatever. Because I'm, I'm getting a gut here. I got to get back into shape. A:: Well, I, uh, two years ago I started having trouble with my knee. And, uh, you know, I've got, you know, I figured well, it'll go away. Well I you know, I'm, I've had to reduce my program, reduce my program and I've gained fifteen pounds. B:: Huh. A:: And so, uh, you know, it's, you know,
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A:: Yes, I am not a member of the National Rifle Association and, I don't believe in hunting, and, uh, I just have had my fill of what is going on with the crime rate and I really feel that we have to do something in order to, uh, to , B:: Yes, I, I agree something should be done, but I, there, I don't believe there is any way of total control over weapons, because crooks and people who are going to perform things that are not correct will have access to weapons from somewhere and that means they'll always have an advantage over us and, uh, they may even get worse because they know we have nothing to support myself. Now, you know, I, I agree with a lot of the things you just said in your few moments because personally I used to be a great hunter and in the last few years I've said, no way. Matter of fact, if I find a, uh, a, a fly running around in the house, I pick him up and carry him outdoors I, I don't even hit him with a flyswatter, so I've, uh, gotten over this business of wanting to go out and shooting and, and killing and that sort of thing. A:: Uh-huh. B:: But I, I think that, uh, personally, that we do need some weapons available to most of the people. Most of the people really are, uh, honest and, uh, worthy of carrying on their lives properly. Uh, I'm sort of in line thinking in terms, I don't see anything wrong with this five day waiting period if the waiting period is utilized to really look at the background of the person purchasing the weapon. I mean there's nothing wrong with that. Do you see anything wrong with that? A:: No,
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A:: We have had several of them. My wife and I both have had that recently. B:: I've, I've had one myself and, uh, they're wonderful technology, but cities have three or four more than they need or three or four times the number they need. So, I think that what the market place doesn't do because of the way the system has worked and it doesn't allocate resources oftenly because there is a tendency, uh, at least there has been a tendency to drive up the price of medical care primarily because the insurance companies could pass on the bills, but it's begun to change all of that. The people paying the bills, uh, employers ultimately, have begun to squawk because they have seen their health care cost rise two hundred percent in the past ten years. A:: Yeah. B:: So, I think the evolution will be interesting. Uh, Hawaii has a system that is apparently working and, uh, it will be interesting to see how, how, uh, much more attention we pay to that. I do think though that it is inevitable primarily because of the pain, uh, that people are feeling, uh, under the circumstances. Uh, I believe that it will contribute to something that we would at this point call national health care, whether it's subsidized by the government and and operated by private insurers, uh, I don't know. I like that idea. I tend to be one of those people who believes the market place can under varied circumstances with the profit incentive work very very well. Uh, I, we would be a lot better off if we, if we, contracted our national defense to a group who rather that operated as a government entity because we would probably have much less waste. A:: See, that, that bothers me about the government see,
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B:: And, uh, the, the interesting scale that they assigned it, uh, the one being a banned and ten being no regulations or totally free I'd have to put myself pretty much in the middle, I guess. I, I don't mind regulating all of the, the guns and I would certainly call for a ban on certain types. Now the, the wisdom as to which types, that's going to be a debate forever, I would assume. Uh, the method of, of controlling it, well that's all into how much money you want to put into the, the controls. Uh, one point that was made in the House hearings or the representative stood up and said, you know, we can check a guy's credit card instantly, but, uh, we don't want to check his background, and of course those are two different issues as far as privacy goes A:: Right. B:: uh, but there still, the, the technology exists to, to check it if they want. So, it's, it's kind of a, I guess you could put a dollar figure on it if you really want to make that kind of an effort and regulate it like that. And then you've got the group of people that decide that there's, there's no particular reason to have them at all and you got to balance those against the ones that say there is some sport to it and I guess I would fall more in the, the realm that I like the sport issue of it, but I, I could give it up without too much trouble, not the world's most pleasurable thing and it costs a bit to do it, uh, finding ranges and things like that. A:: Yes Right. B:: Uh, I have shot a variety of guns for a number of years,
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B:: yeah, of course you're going to study and do well and that's the way, of course, are you, A:: The last auto repair I had was I have a nineteen eighty-four Nissan truck I had a tune up done and I had, I had the brakes done on it and then, the reason I did that was because I don't have a scope and it has eight spark plugs and it's hard to, to get get at them and plus the time on them. I just don't have time any more. Uh, as far as maintenance tasks that I do myself, I, I usually change the oil and wash the air filter and I, I had an occasion to change, to have to change the battery once, but, the brakes, I was really surprised that the brakes I wanted, I do have the background. I know what needs to be done and I know that the oil needs, should be changed very regularly and all of the bearings and the lube, lubrication system needs to be lubricated and so I, I stay on top of that but I I wanted my front wheels, I wanted the bearings packed and they wanted something like fifteen dollars, uh, a front or something like that or maybe it was thirty dollars to do it B:: Just to pack the bearings? A:: just to pack the bearings, but what I found is that they had a brake job and they, I had them, the other thing I let them do some times is that I let them go through and let them tell me what, let them do the diagnostics. That's free, okay. And then I can decide whether I want them to do it or whether I can do it, see. B:: Right.
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B:: Uh, A:: And it's a, they can that the, if it does come out positive the first time, they need to go back and find out what medications did that person take, you know what I mean? It, it's kind of like, uh, I think most people are aware, at least now, common knowledge is that Uh, I don't know. Your camping experience is probably, I don't know if they're similar to mine but, uh, since I've had children it has changed a little bit, but, uh, when my husband and I were, uh, camping, we'd take this domed tent that, uh, is easily collapsible and, uh, go camping and, uh, just kind of roughed it. As long as there was a bathroom there and some clean showers and things like that, then it was fine. But, uh, we'd get up at three in the morning and start on our little, uh, escapade for the day and, uh, kind of, uh, do a lot of different things and then stop when we wanted to. But, uh, that's kind of changed now. When you have a small child because they don't want to get up at three in the morning and you don't want them up that early. B:: Would you then go hiking. I mean would the camping be part of a long hike? A:: Oh yeah, yeah. We did a lot of different things. We'd stop when we wanted to, that kind of stuff. So, we kind of did a little bit of hiking, sure, and a little bit of, uh, sightseeing, uh, different areas. Uh, sitting back at different areas and spending hours, we never had really a time limit, we just kind of did what we wanted to do for that day. B:: Um.
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B:: And, uh, of course there's another aspect of this, too, uh, in terms of invasion of privacy I just thought about it, being a professional and, of course, you probably belong to one or more professional organizations, and that is that some of the organizations sell their mailing lists which I think is a, is an invasion of privacy. A:: Uh-huh. I agree Yes, I get some of these things in the mail that I wonder, where in the world did they get my address or where did they get my name And in fact, some of these things I get, some of these questionnaires, it's funny because I'm, I was in the process of filling one out when I decided I would make this phone call, but uh, I haven't got to the end of it yet where it asks all that salary information and everything, but, when you have to send that back in the mail with your name on it, your salary information, I, I just have a real hard time doing that, uh, and they ask you what type of household items do you own, like stereos and T V and V C R and, and you hate to send something off with your name and address and what types of things do you own and what kind of money do you make and you wonder, well, who's going to get ahold of this and think, um, that's a nice place to go rob B:: And not only that, it, it opens you to phone solicitations for a variety of things from, A:: Right. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I got one tonight about six thirty when I sat down to eat dinner, carpet cleaning B:: I've had them for carpet cleaning,
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A:: I know they do do some, they do have some classes in, um, high schools and things for kids to, uh, give them an idea of what family life is like and the, uh, you know, and, uh, that kind of thing but, uh, The AIDS issue is, is a bit of a problem. I guess the first thing that comes to my mind not having any immediate friends with that problem, is, is the financial end. And how can a country stand to, uh, spend as much or much more than they already are on such a problem, uh, but, then that kind of thinking is also tempered with the, the knowledge, or at least the, the rumor, I'm not really sure if it's true or not, that, uh, we're not spending as much per, let's say, afflicted person on cancer. Uh, there's some, uh, take breast cancer, for instance. It seems to be doing much more damage and affecting much more many more people than AIDS. And yet, uh, more people die of it, and yet the funding has already, uh, exceeded, AIDS has more money than, uh, breast cancer B:: Than, well, that's interesting, isn't it, yeah. A:: So, uh, I mean, if it's true. I, I've, I've always heard these things. I've never bothered to dig it out and make sure, but, uh, I've heard it on more than one documentary that, uh, they were complaining that whoever's sitting up there making these decisions or whatever institutions raise the money and, uh, it's just one big P R campaign that, yeah, we think that's the world's worst thing so let's give money to AIDS. And yet we've had breast cancer problems for years. B:: Right. A:: And, it's just
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A:: But, they were kind of closer to home when, when I struck up with them. I really don't know what's going to take place with the Cowboys this year. Everybody keeps talking about the reconstruction they're going through and new players and how next year is going to be even bigger and better than the previous year. In a way that happened this past season, and I think that's quite a bit of optimism around here that still there's a chance that maybe, uh, these guys are right, maybe they will come through and, and do something this year. I look for it to be a pretty good year. B:: Boy they, uh, they sure did have a big turn around from a couple of years ago. A:: They did, uh, they got rid of a lot of familiar names and got a lot of names in that we weren't, weren't familiar with. Some of them turned out to be pretty good players, uh, some of them didn't and you know maybe the stuff that, uh, Jerry Jones is talking about the construction and redefining the team and maybe the effort might be starting to pay off. At least we hope it will. B:: Yeah, I'm, I keep waiting for the Eagles to get over the hump. They make it to the playoffs it seems for the last few years but they just have done absolutely nothing when they got there And you know, they've got a lot of the tools to do it, but doggone if they can't just put it together, uh, you know, they have got the quarterback there in Randal Cunningham, who's just, you know, phenomenal, but, he, he's too streaky it seems. A:: Yeah,
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A:: Well, I think that society has come to a point where they're not responsible for any of their actions. Somebody else, uh, made them do it. Uh, that's what I seem to see a lot of, that, uh, no one is willing to take responsibility for their life and their choices. It's rather, sue these guys because they made a uh, a seat belt that didn't work right or uh, that's what I think is a big one. B:: Uh-huh. I tend to agree with you, and I think there's a lot of that. Um, yeah, we have become lawsuit happy. Any little thing, it's like let's see what I can get. Don't you think that maybe a lot of that came from, um, oh, you know, the, the, the era we went through that was like, you know, hey if it makes you happy, do it. You know, kind of like, disregard to others, do what makes you happy, and, and yes, we should take care of ourselves, you know, and we should see to our own lives, but not to a total disregard of others. Um, I don't know, I think it's come to that a lot. I see it a lot in my daughter. I have a four year old. A:: Uh-huh. B:: And hers isn't a social thing as much as it's a stage they go through, but whenever something happens it's, you made me hit that, you made me do this, and so I try to tell her, , everything isn't always somebody else's fault. You know, you have to watch where you're going and and so it's what you just said, kind of hits home to me, just through her. A:: Sure.
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A:: I think, uh, in my situation, I have three children and we're, uh, home schooling. So, education, you know, things that relate to education, um, are things that I think about a lot. Um, I think that, and I think that involves social changes a lot. Uh, for instance I think the schools are having more and more problems because of, uh, things that are happening socially in the world around them and in, in, because of their parents and things that are being taught in the home are not taught in the home, rather. More not than are. And children being put in day-care centers from very early, and, and I think that a lot of these things that have been happening, such as the day-care centers and things, are having a big effect on the social changes. Because of the way children are being raised, they're not learning the values they need to learn. B:: Yeah. A:: And they're not, um, they don't have the self-esteem that they need to have and they don't have the, um, a solid family life that they need to have to confidently and deal with the things in the world. And, uh, I think we're seeing a lot of rebellion and things because of that and the things like the gang, gang things that are happening and, and, um B:: Yeah. It seems, so that, yeah, that is a pretty big change. It seems, even not just single parent families but with no guidance but it seems like, some of these even ladies that, that'll work and have, a baby and then, you know, after two or three months, go back to work. You know, A:: Yeah.
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A:: my dad would take us, there was, there was four of us kids, we'd, he'd take us, and we'd all go camping, my dad and my mom and, and the kids, and it was always fun, uh, because what I always remember is, my dad would let us pick our camp spot and, uh, he'd always tell us, you know, okay, look for, you know, a nice flat little area where we can pitch our tents, and it always had to be somewhere near a, a river so we could go fishing, and hopefully we'd catch our supper, but we never did B:: Um. A:: but it was, it was always fun. We'd always, Mom was always prepared and she'd bring along, you know, something, because tradition had it we would never catch anything, so we always had, something along to eat, but then we'd roast, roast marshmallows, and it, it was always an enjoyable experience. Uh, about nineteen eighty-two I moved from Rapid City in the Black Hills, I crossed the state to, to Aberdeen, and, uh, there's no hills, it's flat, and then I was in high school, and, uh, couple of friends, couple of my high school friends and I, we'd go camping out by a river, of course, and, and go fishing, but by then, of course, I was able to catch, uh, catch some things, but, it, it was always fun. It was a different experience camping in the hills versus camping just by a river B:: Uh-huh. A:: you know, in the hills we, we would do like you you folks did, you folks did, would take the nature hikes and, you know, and look for animals,
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A:: I think the you know, that's one reason, uh, you know, we do have the education is that what it takes for these companies to bring somebody on board. Uh, they're not willing to, you know, to put that, you know, the training for only a certain amount. So, uh, it's, you know, as far as the technical side. But, uh, even like one, one of the biggest things now is like paralegals and stuff. I mean they, they're trying to get more people into that field. But they can't just bring somebody in without even having gone to, you know, school in that area before they can work, you know, for a lawyer as a paralegal. B:: Excuse me. I see it being done I know of a friend that works for my lawyer that has had no training whatsoever and she's training her. A:: Uh-huh. Well, yeah, I, I'm, well I, you know, I'm assuming that it can be done. Uh, my perspective is that, you know, I've been with a couple of big companies now. And it's like they'd, are unwilling to put the time in. You know, they want somebody, you know, when they then, when they bring them off, bring them in, that they have something, you know, a certain amount to contribute. Obviously, there's, uh, you know, there's a lot to learn, uh, after that. But, but, uh, that's true. I'm, I'm sure there's a lot of, uh, you know, businesses are small, you know, small businesses that could, uh. Let me change my channel, I've got a cordless phone. Let me see if that clears this up. phone Is that better? B:: Yes. A:: Okay.
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A:: and, uh, maybe people that have a lot of responsibility over a large mass of people. I could certainly see it being done but, in general, uh, you know, whether companies want to do this and I know that companies do. Like factory workers that have lots of accidents are now being drug tested. I know a couple of corporations that are doing that. Uh, so, you know, they kind of have gotten into the idea that let's drug test them and let's put them through rehab. But there's got to be like a limitation. Do we drug test everybody that comes in and or do we kind of say, well you can be drug tested and you look okay because you look this way. You're, you're very conservative and, and there's just no way that we would think that you would use drugs but the guy that doesn't fit the stereotype of, uh, the conservative or whatever could be drug tested. And, uh, you know, whether legal rights and, of that person, I don't know. There's certainly a lot of things to really consider, uh, when you get into drug testing people just at the work place unless, of course, like I said, they have a large responsibility over a mass of people uh, that's about it. B:: Well, yeah, it, it, it's just not the you're talking about company's liability. A:: Uh-huh, uh-huh. B:: If, if, uh, if the company is liable for something that, that, a employee does while under the influence of, of a drug, you know, then by all means they should have the right to, to, to, to to minimize their liability. A:: Sure,
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B:: I mean she types away all day, Well, I'll tell you why I feel so, I feel strongly about this topic. I don't know a whole lot about the immigration laws. But I do know that in the, where I live and I teach school, there are so many Orientals that have come here and there's a lot of Mexican people too. Which is not, neither here nor there, but the fact is that all the Orientals that are here are very affluent, uh, very wise in money matters and have have taken over a lot of businesses, and have, Really, it's kind of scary because they're so bright. They're, all the kids that I have that are Oriental are really far above the American kids. And they, and the, the parents are unbelievable because they are just on the way up. And money is their main goal. And it's it really is kind of scary because there's, there's just oodles of them. And you can not believe the businesses and corporations that have been taken over by Orientals. And it's it's kind of scares me, not that I don't want them here and not that I don't appreciate the fact that, you know, that they have rights too. But on the other hand, you feel like almost they're, they're invading us to the point where they're going to take over A:: Right. Actually my son once said that, that, perhaps, uh, what we should do is, is buy a little square of land some place in the Midwest. And, and that might be the solution B:: I think probably that's, A:: Uh-huh. B:: And I was born in Ohio,
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A:: that is, uh, that is something I've heard. Uh, I had a friend, uh, that I worked with that was from Sweden and that was, uh, probably the, the major concern I have is that, you know, we are leading in the technology realm of, of medicine just because it is such a great incentive to, to get into, uh, the medical field, but at the same time it's real hard. I mean my husband works for a company that provides insurance and so, you know, I'm real, you know, it's like well, you know, you know, there's got to be better ways, you know, to do some things but, you know, I hate to, uh, the, the competition, in a lot of ways is, is wonderful just because you can choose your doctor and, and, uh, they have to compete to be, to be good and to be knowledgeable. But at the same time, there's a, you know, they're regulating themselves and, and the hospitals are charging just enormous amounts for products that they don't have to pay very much for. My, I have a brother who's a vet and for something that he can get, you know, wholesale and I'm sure they can get a lot cheaper because they, they, hospitals buy in such a bulk rate, um B:: Right. A:: you know, they could charge you twenty dollars for a dollar fifty item and that's ridiculous. And I don't think that is, that is, uh, abnormal in any means to be doing things like that. And, B:: You don't think it's abnormal? A:: I don't think it's abnormal for hospitals to be doing that at all
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A:: and, uh, any time that an employee, like if they're coming to late work all the time and, uh if they, if they're, especially if there's they're on the line or any kind of sensitive job where, you know, if they can, if they made a mistake, it would cost a lot of money or B:: Uh-huh. Yeah. Sure. Uh-huh. Yeah, I, I agree with you. I, you know, I would even think that, uh, uh, I could, in theory take that a a, you know, a step further and say anybody in any job, you know, if the corporation felt like, uh, and this is why, I mean, uh, drugs are the biggest problem, I think to face America today. I mean it's what drives crime, it's what drives, uh, uh, any sort of, of, uh, uh, pain and discomfort in the world, or in America I think is is somewhat, uh, uh, driven by drugs and I think that, uh, were corporations and, uh, private industry to take, uh, take command in this situation, that maybe, maybe we might have some, some control over that. We, you know, if you can't work, then you can't be a little bit harder to take, take drugs or whatever, I don't know. Course, that might up crime, you know, when, uh, people go in and steal your television and and sell it just because they can't, they can't work anymore, you know. A:: Yeah, yeah, but you got to have a, a safe work place. That's all there is to it. B:: Definitely, you, you're definitely right. That, uh, you can't, you can't have it any other way. A:: Uh-huh.
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A:: then you start looking at it, go, boy, this, this is kind of ugly But I know someone who does a lot of woodworking for a hobby. Um, he does it, believe it or not, I wouldn't imagine why, but to get out of the house, away from his wife, because he's a seasonal worker, he works in the construction. And up here it's almost a pattern, and you see your fathers do it, then their sons do it. What they do is they work construction, then they get laid off for like twelve weeks in the winter. And, uh, this guy was going nuts, and his, uh, son built him a garage and got him some, uh, oh, I don't know what the equipment's called, but planers and things and set him up, B:: Uh-huh, shapers and planers and routers. A:: and he makes, all kinds of furniture for, um, his kids, and he makes, uh, uh, like little kids' furniture. He gets right into it and, uh, B:: There was a program on T V down here on the educational channel here a while back about a lot of little, little companies of one and two guys, you know, up there, this particular one, I think, was in Maine and New Hampshire, where out in the, just kind of out in these little towns they'd be in, they may be the same kind of people you're talking about. You know, they've, they've got twelve weeks to do something, and they, they're making furniture and just, you know, things like that during the winter and then they go off and do other things during the summer. A:: Yeah,
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A:: Uh, when I was, uh, married, my, uh, ex-wife had said that she had a friend who had a little puppy. That she needed, uh, the woman needed someone to baby-sit and, uh, this is what she had told the kids and she even told me that. And after the two week period was up, uh, she then informed me that the woman no longer wanted the little puppy and wanted to know if we wanted to keep it. Well, after you had an animal for a couple of weeks, it's, uh, you become you become attached to it. B:: Oh, for sure. Oh, yeah. A:: So, I've had this dog now for, for sixteen years and she's been a lot of company Uh, she's, uh, however, getting a little old and things are starting to fail. Uh, I, I live alone now and she stays in the house all day while I go to work and, uh, she's been holding herself pretty well. The, uh, up until, you know, recently where she's been having accidents in the house because she either is losing control or she forgets where she is and, uh, I find a little present on the floor sometimes when I come home. But she's, she's usually pretty good. B:: Yes, well. My, my mother has one that's, uh, it's, uh, it's, uh, teacup and, uh, it's made such a difference for her. But, you know, just, I, you know, the way my mom's presence countenance is, just, just for having a puppy but, you know, having this dog she's had it for, I guess three years now. Oh, possibly four. A:: Uh-huh.
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A:: Yeah, I, I, I, I think that the biggest problem is, uh, with the, uh, with the home environment being part of it. You know, if, I think too many parents expect, uh, the school to teach, uh, the moral aspects of, of things to the to the kids and, you know, while we're not going to worry about, uh, teaching you manners or teaching you respect for anyone or anything like that, you know, and then expect them to pick it up at school, you're not going to do that, you know, you're going to carry, carry with, carry to school, uh, out into the world, you know, what you learned at home, and, uh uh, I think that that part of that showing up now, you know, with, with things because kids I think have probably less respect than for, for people than in, in other things, than we may have seen in the past, uh, B:: Yeah. A:: and part of it's the, the family, I think, and part of it's, uh, the living conditions of certain people are subjected too, drugs is a big problem now, and I think that's, that's, that's another root problem. B:: Yeah, yeah, you know, I wonder if that's a root problem or not, because I think about that a lot, and it's just like, everybody likes to blame everything on drugs now, but I wonder, you know, do you get the, oh, that's kind of side tracked, but, uh, I just remember seeing on the news the other night, they had the thing about how Catholic schools are doing so much better A:: Uh-huh.
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A:: so, when I got back home to Carney, Nebraska, I told my wife about it, and I said, You know, this is just a, I, I, I can just hear the dog crying for me now B:: I know what you mean. A:: And Christmas is coming up, hint, hint, and so, I had to go back the next week, as well as a bunch of other people from the university, and one of the people, uh, that we went with, uh, they were friends of ours, and so, we got to Omaha, and I decided I'd take my friend over and show him the dog, and so I got over there, and she said, Oh, that's too bad, the dog has already been sold. And I didn't realize it, but this guy had somehow worked it out so that he got there a little bit earlier, bought the dog, and she was in the back room, and so that night we had a reception for some of the, uh, potential high school students or college students, and, and, uh, he had the dog the whole time in his room, and, and I had no idea. And so we headed back to Carney that night, and the dog rode in the car and we stopped along the way and had a bite to eat and they left the dog in the car, and I guess while we were inside eating, Thumper just tore the heck out of the inside of the car, and, uh, finally we made it back to, uh, to Carney and, I guess we're recorded. B:: Okay. A:: What,
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A:: but, but recently I have been following the Middle East rather than, Central America B:: Yeah. Yeah, it does seem to have quieted down there just a little bit that's, that's for sure. No, I, the U S policy, uh, towards Central America as far as, uh, well, I kind of go back to, to the El Salvador thing because Texas Instruments had a, a plant down there for a while, and I worked in there for a little while, and at that particular time, let's, let's see, that was seventy-three, seventy-four kind of before the, the, uh, the Civil War really picked up down there, and U S policy at that particular time there was, of course, military assistance to, uh, to the government itself, you know, anything that's, that's anti-Communist, you know, we kind of had a tendency to be pro A:: Right. B:: It don't matter what their excesses were, and I believe at the time that I was down there, that, uh, the government, uh, the Salvadorian government you know, really gotten out of hand yet, the, uh, right wing death squad type situation I believe that, that was beginning to form but I don't, I, I wasn't really aware of it's being, you know, terribly, uh, you know, at the time that, that I was down there, I think that really kind of developed a little bit later on, but, uh, our policies seem to be pretty much one of, uh, you know, trying to setup businesses down there and use the one resource, anyway, that Salvador had, plenty of and that was people. A:: Right.
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A:: And I got a feeling that some of that was involved in the, uh, early decisions of the Vietnam war. That the, uh, people saw the cold war as, uh, you had to draw a line and, and defend it. Otherwise there'd be, they'd get you someplace else. B:: Uh-huh. A:: Looking back, it seems like that was only partly true. That, uh, there might have been a better place to draw the line Uh, I guess you can, I guess you can say that a, a certain amount of resolve and willingness to fight, uh, brought the cold war to an end. But I don't think you can just fight anywhere just, just in order to, uh, call the bully out and beat him. And I have a feeling that that's part of what was involved in the Vietnamese war. They felt like this was a place where we could draw a line, beat them and they wouldn't come forward. And, uh we were wrong But I, uh, you know, the, like I said, the more I hear about it, the more I can see each decision that was made as being understandable. But the accumulative effect was to really get into a, a hopeless situation where, and as you say, uh, going halfway was probably worse than, uh, committing, uh, committing to a completely and, uh, winning it, whatever that would mean. B:: Yeah. Well, I, I, I think we did, I think we did learn some lessons that we weren't, uh, we weren't prepared for, I guess the best word would be the atrocities of war. A:: Yeah
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B:: I, he would have been a great, great dog. A:: He just needed a lot of time. Uh-huh. B:: Hey Steve. Uh, They just, uh, they just started a recycling program here, I think. Actually, this is my first experience with recycling program but, uh, instead of just like tossing everything away which I always felt bad about, uh, I am starting to split split stuff up. The only disadvantage is that they don't pick it up at the curb. They make me drive it like a mile down the road and spit it out down there. What are they doing up there? A:: Well, here in Saskatoon, uh, much the same thing. There is no curb pick up of, uh, any of the recycled products. Uh, we're in a community of about one hundred and eighty thousand people. Uh, there are areas where we could, uh, actually we have a couple of the, uh, handicapped societies, types of places where the uh, one they do as just a recycling operation and then others they collect the paper and ship it to other retailers so, uh, we are able to, uh, have drop off bins for news papers and cardboard and that kind of thing and then there are, there's a uh, deposit program on plastic and glass containers. Well, primarily soft drink bottles and so we are able uh to take it to one of the uh, rehabilitation centers and then they recycle the containers. They refund the deposit which is anywhere from five to fifteen cents a container and then, B:: The, the deposits only on like drink stuff.
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A:: Yeah, and know that they are going to be capable of paying us back, and that puts a bondage on them. It makes, you know, pressure on the nation, and on the people, and on the leadership, and makes their inflation go up, and it's just a big mess. B:: Did you go to Mexico City, uh, anywhere near when the earthquake hit. A:: No, but I knew people, I was there before that, but I knew people, I got a letter from a friend of mine that I had met there, that who, who the apartment building was destroyed and they were living in a tent, so it's kind of weird, you know. To these people who were on U S dive, the Mexican diving, we went to the pool together, and watched them dive and all this, so they were you know, just normal people, weren't squatters or poor people or anything that, uh, I did, I knew all of my friends there, but none of them that I know of, got killed in it. But, uh, they're all Christians though. God really protected them. See that broke out a revival in Mexico City. That C B S news and A B C never told you about. There's been a real revival in Mexico City since that earthquake, because there's a lot of, you know there's a lot of sin in those nations and a lot, lots of witchcraft, a lot of witchcraft. A whole lot of witchcraft. So, a lot of it in the name of Christianity. B:: Oh, I can imagine. Oh, really. A:: Oh, yeah.
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B:: I think it was too extreme. Um, I think you can be feminine and still be all those other things too, you know, and I think there's definite roles, and I think, you know, part of the break up of the family, maybe it's because of the, the, the social changes, I don't know, the fact that, uh, during their early changes where, you know, women did come more, speak, maybe speak out, I was going to say, come more out of themselves, but speak out, I think a lot of men were threatened by that. I think now less men are, you know, because they're used to it, it's around them. Um, but I, I don't know, I, I, I don't know why the families are breaking up. I think that may go back to what you said a minute ago about people not being responsible for themselves or their actions, because it's like they don't go into the marriage with a commitment that this is going to work. They go in and say, well, hey, you know, I'll stick with it while it's good, and then I'll get out. And I, I, I think that directly affects the effort that you put into that marriage or that commitment. A:: Yeah, I would agree with you. Uh, What kind of movies have you been seeing lately? B:: Uh, it's been probably a month or so since I've been to the movies. Course, my, my favorite now is, is DANCES WITH WOLVES. A:: Oh, it's an excellent movie. B:: Uh, SILENCE OF THE uh, of the LAMBS was good.
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A:: And they have so much to spend and there's not enough money to spread around. But the deficit basically is that the trade surplus between the other countries, and that we have more money or you know, more money going out and too many goods coming into this country, you know. And, uh, you know, part of that problem, I think, is still, you know, uh, like Japan still does not let us compete fairly in their country. And, and obviously the, the demand for their goods is quite high here, so they can get their goods in here. And, uh, you know, to start even that out we need to continue to, you know, at least threaten that, you know, we're going to give them higher tariffs, etcetera to raise their prices to, you know, ours. But, uh, it's just that, uh, they're, eh, I think you're, you're going to find that just because the United States, you know, there is such a demand here, the market, you know. And, uh, uh, the you know, money being spent and the goods flow in and we don't sell, you know, we don't, uh, sell products abroad as much as we bring in. So, B:: Were you watching, I think, uh, one of the news stations. I couldn't even tell you which one I watched. But they had on there, where the, the output from the United States was basically from smaller businesses rather than the larger ones are exporting. A:: Uh-huh. B:: Okay, what kind of puppy you got? A:: Well, uh, I think she's mostly German Shepherd.
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B:: Oh, I see. You're not saying it's right, you're just saying it's common. A:: yeah. And so it's, I think, to me I think, uh, something that's going to help our medical, uh, arena is for, um, and I don't know how to, I don't know how to do this but I think people are too lawsuit happy. And I mean things will happen and, and you've got to, uh, keep up or you've got to realize that, you know, it is just men or women that are, that are making, um, decisions and they will make mistakes and you know, if people, you know, there are some people that I'm sure make mistakes because they just don't keep on top of it, but there are other things that just happen that you can't, you know, you can't say, you know, well, if you had just done this, you know, things would have done differently, and, um, I don't know. I, I think the fact that malpractice has gone up I think has raised our prices just dramatically. Um, in the, in the last number of years B:: Yes. A:: and I think that's something that if, if they could work on the cause of that and, it's, uh, I'll start off here. Uh, I don't know. I get, probably, most of my information either from the newspaper or from C N N. Uh, I like C N N because it, uh, you know, repeats it, well HEADLINE NEWS repeats every half hour but it makes it really convenient cause I keep a rather hectic schedule B:: Right,
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A:: I, I, I got an old, uh, seventy-six, uh, Grand Fury that, uh, doesn't want to die on me so I, I just keep running the thing. Don't want to sell it or get rid of it until it quits, but it just doesn't seem to want to. I'll probably have, uh, three, four hundred thousand before it wants to die. B:: Well, that may be. They, Chrysler made some really good old engines back then like the, the three eighteen was particularly an exceptionally good engine. A:: Oh. I've got the big three sixty in there, gas guzzler but it runs good. B:: Yeah. At the moment I've got, uh, Cadillac Cimarron which is approaching its tenth year of age and a, uh, reasonably new Plymouth Voyager. It's only a, a couple of years old. But that's the second one of, of those that we've had, and that's the, the family travel vehicle. You know, not only does it do all the, the, uh, carpooling around during the week, but it's also the vacation vehicle that we all drive in. I think that what I'm getting ready to get next is probably a Suburban unless they drastically change the, the vehicle a lot. Uh, I'm just getting tired of when I do get hung up in traffic, not being able to determine what the problem is and, and come to some resolution of whether it's better to sit in the traffic light and wait or get off at the next exit and that kind of stuff. Just because I can't see, you know, A:: Yeah.
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