My name is Albert. I don't have kids. I have a large extended family. I work in the judicial system. I want to be a federal judge. I like to volunteer and find it rewarding. I listen to NPR podcasts. I like planet money too. I like to listen to something I can learn from in the morning. I have not seen Queen's Gambit. I volunteered at a local chess tournament. I want to start playing chess. I watched local kids compete.
My name is Cat. I don't have kids. I do not work in the judicial system. I also like to volunteer and find it rewarding.  NPR podcasts are my favorite. I don't have a favorite NPR show. I listen to planet money. I like listening to economics while drinking coffee in the morning. I've been watching Queen's Gambit on Netflix. I have a Netflix subscription. I want to start playing chess. I have never volunteered at a chess tournament but would like to try it. I enjoy volunteering at elementary schools.
I started volunteering for the elementary school chess tournament. It is so much fun I just love hanging with the kids. That sounds fun! I wish I could try playing. Chess always seems so fun, and to help kids learn seems like it would be really rewarding. I never really got it as a kid. I'm amazed at the level of thought some of them give to the game. Same here, it's always neat to see young chess players come up with such intelligent moves. The chess shows I watch don't really portray how cool it can be to know the game while younger. What kind of volunteering do you do? I volunteer at the local food bank to help organize food for people who don't have access to it. I volunteer there in order to provide more to my community than I take from it.  That's good of you. I'm sure the people who get the food appreciate it. Sometimes I get to meet them, and they always seem so grateful. I also volunteer at elementary schools, but have been focusing on the food bank recently. What do you like to do in your spare time? I read up on a lot of legal cases since I want to be a judge. Oh! That sounds very difficult. Have you found it tough recently? I have a few family members in the judicial system, but it all flies over my head. It's difficult keeping up with the law. The more complicated life gets, the more laws there are. That makes a lot of sense. I assume there must be a ton of new laws each year, to keep up with how fast society and technology is progressing. While listening to economics podcasts, it always shocks me how much care the law takes towards some things.