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yeah right exactly a parking permit costs actually less than one ticket which i learned the hard way well i got several tickets but yeah a ticket typically is like thirty six dollars and a parking permit is thirty five for a year for that was for center city my permit's still for center city cuz i work there so now i still drive to work for free don't tell the city that	369.77	speaker1	336.21	session_3f07e632
yeah	337.12	speaker4	336.41	session_3f07e632
right exactly a parking permit actually less than one ticket which i learned the hard way on several tickets a ticket typically is like dollars and a perit is thirty five for a year yeah that was for center city so now i still drive to work for free don't tell this city	369.52	speaker4	340.51	session_3f07e632
yeah	342.82	speaker3	342.16	session_3f07e632
hmmm	344.47	speaker3	343.96	session_3f07e632
ah pretty good for where	359.12	speaker2	356.11	session_3f07e632
what do you do for a living	372.02	speaker3	370.56	session_3f07e632
ummm i work for planned parent hmmm and i did hiv education in high school and then in college	417.17	speaker1	370.56	session_3f07e632
somebody	373.22	speaker4	371.71	session_3f07e632
hmmm	379.32	speaker4	374.91	session_3f07e632
to the schools so schools around the city so i need a car	385.52	speaker4	380.46	session_3f07e632
and why did you get into that in the first	388.27	speaker3	385.96	session_3f07e632
oh man i was in eighth someone from came to talk to my class and it was coolest job ever you know about and then they get to have to be a teacher get to talk about the fun stuff with us and like oh that's my dream job for a really long time i did hiv education and then i got my degree patient studies i had to do like all my research and stuff in the public health realm ummm human sexuality i tried to mold my experience be marketable public health and it worked in the job with applined parent	436.67	speaker4	388.91	session_3f07e632
realm ummm mainly in human sexuality so i just kind of tried to mold my experience to be marketable in public health and it worked i ended up getting a job with planned parent so	436.67	speaker1	425.41	session_3f07e632
that's how i got involved he doesn't like to talk about like	441.52	speaker4	437.46	session_3f07e632
and we're talking about	441.52	speaker1	437.46	session_3f07e632
and all day whereas text plate but it's all talk about like self esteem and stuff like that too like for the sixth grader	449.77	speaker1	442.21	session_3f07e632
or i should say sex but you know what i mean but it's not like that because we talk about like self esteem and stuff like that too like for the sixth graders	448.72	speaker4	442.21	session_3f07e632
yeah	444.42	speaker3	443.86	session_3f07e632
hmmm	447.47	speaker3	446.86	session_3f07e632
yeah i mean i would i would i would guess it's not rauchy retaling of stories but more what's healthy sexual relations	458.32	speaker3	448.31	session_3f07e632
i mean i would be i would	452.82	speaker1	450.96	session_3f07e632
you know stories	456.32	speaker1	454.46	session_3f07e632
exactly exactly they yeah they try to make it rauchy but you know you have to bring them all back they are eighth graders after all so some of the sixth graders are bad too but it's mostly really entertaining	469.02	speaker4	454.51	session_3f07e632
nak it have to bring them all back they are after all so some of the sixth graders are better but it's mostly	468.52	speaker1	459.96	session_3f07e632
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uhhh	471.47	speaker3	470.06	session_3f07e632
yeah	470.72	speaker2	470.16	session_3f07e632
uhhh	470.77	speaker1	470.21	session_3f07e632
yeah i how do you feel about ummm	475.27	speaker3	472.56	session_3f07e632
it's funny because i've i've been trying to i guess talk to a lot of people in these interviews about since public healthcare is like the or the healthcare debate is raging right now but everybody's been kind of uhhh to me sadly neglecting any sort of discussion on mental health care at all within this whole thing i mean nobody has even like brought it up which actually i i turned on pbs yesterday and happened to have a very lively uhhh pennsylvania debate on that topic ummm yeah that was so that was kind of interesting but do you think that uhhh by the same tonken do you think that sex uhhh sexual health should be like discussed also in the same realm	525.17	speaker3	476.36	session_3f07e632
oh yeah definitely i mean like there's a big uhhh there are two act of legislation right now or two pieces of legislation in in the state legisl right now that we're really pushing forward it's all about like if they if a kid is the school is going to offer absonanceing programs and they're also notes sent home to the parents because more often than not parents don't want absignse education because just in case their kids can be having sex and if they don't know about like schedule then they have to be protected so i think the main problem is that mostly parents are too embars to talk to their kids they they want them to learn it at school ummm but it definitely counts as far as health is concerned a lot of people don't connect those two you know like as far as pregancy prevention and sd prevention something like that people don't think of it as health because their sex is so taboo especially in middle school and high school you know so it definitely counts and that's a good point about mental health too because that's something that's under the radar and it's always the first thing so funding and all that stuff and be like that's why our veterans are out there you know homeless and all that stuff because they have all the kind of support that they need	600.67	speaker4	522.61	session_3f07e632
especially in middle school even ummm all that kind of stuff	600.57	speaker1	533.86	session_3f07e632
oh that's okay	599.47	speaker3	596.96	session_3f07e632
yeah	600.67	speaker3	600.16	session_3f07e632
yeah i mean and and you know sciezophrenics you know i i i would guess i would i would estimate that a great deal of the proportion of people who are homeless or probably have some sort of mental illness most likelychizhrenia	619.82	speaker3	602.46	session_3f07e632
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exactly exactly and i i don't know if this is true but i heard from a pennsylvania meeting that that's they used to have these great facilities for people with mental health issues whatever and they all closed down and they didn't have anywhere to go i mean i believe it just 'cause it sounds american but	641.27	speaker4	619.01	session_3f07e632
so	621.37	speaker3	620.76	session_3f07e632
yeah uhhh as far as i know that that happened in the regan era and and it's been my problem since ummm and i i actually didn't hear until just now i i mean i haven't researched this exsively either so ummm but i i don't know if that is like specifically	657.77	speaker3	640.66	session_3f07e632
centered in pennsylvania or if that was like i always got the sense that it was like a national	663.52	speaker3	658.71	session_3f07e632
oh right oh i bet probably was but they whoever i was talking to institutions or whatever pennsylvania butt	673.77	speaker1	659.86	session_3f07e632
oh right	660.62	speaker4	659.86	session_3f07e632
oh i imagine yeah it probably was it probably was but they whoever i was talking to they were talking about like two specific institutions or whatever in penn	672.27	speaker4	663.36	session_3f07e632
that i've been	673.77	speaker4	672.91	session_3f07e632
kind of a treat	678.17	speaker1	674.56	session_3f07e632
of the train	678.07	speaker4	677.01	session_3f07e632
yeah i mean it's it's kind of an upseted i feel like there's a lot of ummm and i was	684.52	speaker3	677.86	session_3f07e632
born the day reaan was inaugurated and turned twenty eight the day obama was inagurated and during that twenty eight year span i feel like there's been a very horrible arch you know just like starting with his bad policies and then like cllimaxing in the bush era you know do you think what's your uhhh	708.52	speaker3	685.26	session_3f07e632
confidence in obama to actually help things look forward	714.17	speaker3	709.31	session_3f07e632
ummm i'm trying to i agree with what he believes in and what he's you know to accomplish it's kind of like the key phrase to accomplish he got the no peace pright like what i don't know just celebrity is i hope it's not getting to getting too the and then so then they have these crazys but then oh his actual	750.22	speaker4	713.86	session_3f07e632
hmmm	714.67	speaker1	713.96	session_3f07e632
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country and then so then we have these crazy expectations but then also does that hinder his actual	750.22	speaker1	740.86	session_3f07e632
legitimacy in getting stuff done so i don't know i i was a hillary supporter ummm just because i thought	759.02	speaker1	751.46	session_3f07e632
legitimacy so i don't i was the hillary supporter ummm just because	759.02	speaker4	751.46	session_3f07e632
too sup for him experience but against his destination does it	777.17	speaker4	759.71	session_3f07e632
from all his experience because i was like cool	777.97	speaker1	759.71	session_3f07e632
yeah i mean i guess uhhh i was saying this earlier today my frustration a lot of the times has been in just like uhhh the manipulation of the public and in particular like you know the millions of people that watch fox news and stuff like and the manipulation of that media by republicans to like stir a frenzy and that being and then obama's needing to cave to a public opinion and the public opinion has been created by misinformation you know	813.17	speaker3	776.86	session_3f07e632
bowls wow	779.52	speaker2	777.91	session_3f07e632
exactly right right and i feel like any president is going to you know their expectations are going to be too high of them ummm but i i don't know i don't know this is it just seems different this time maybe just because i'm older and like more politically aware and all that but i i don't think i've ever seen you know a presidential campaign where there's like his face like the candidate's face all over t shirts and on like backpacks and whatever you could think of you know so it's just like	843.27	speaker1	812.71	session_3f07e632
right right any president is going to expectations are going to be too ummm it just seems different maybe just because i'm older more politically aware and all but i don't think i've ever seen a presidential's face shirts and whatever	843.27	speaker4	812.86	session_3f07e632
i i don't i there's this other component that's in this to where i'm just kind of trying to step back and watch but not be apathetic you know what i mean i still have my causes and stuff like that but i'm also	858.47	speaker1	844.21	session_3f07e632
i don't know there's this other like that's in this and it's just kind of is like trying to step back and but not you know what i mean like still houses and stuff like that	858.27	speaker4	844.21	session_3f07e632
trying to be understanding understanding you can't please everyone please now you're talking about	867.82	speaker1	859.11	session_3f07e632
be understanding that you can't replace everyone so i gonna talk	867.17	speaker4	859.11	session_3f07e632
yeah	865.22	speaker3	864.21	session_3f07e632
no that's that's fine we're just trying to eicit speech here so that's actually good ummm but that is fifteen minutes so we should move on to the transcript reading ummm so basically right where those questions were coming up in the beginning ummm there will be sentences that make sense individually but uhhh they won't make sense with each other as you read them ummm but you just read them no no just individual sentences	893.9	speaker3	866.86	session_3f07e632
right exactly	873.82	speaker1	870.96	session_3f07e632
so i'm not reading a story	890.77	speaker1	888.96	session_3f07e632
but	893.9	speaker1	893.46	session_3f07e632
i mean i'm trying to keep it out of my face but also like	4.35	speaker1	0	session_40de877c
oh speaker one	10.5	speaker2	7.45	session_40de877c
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okay	17.45	speaker1	16.7	session_40de877c
i haven't had lasagna in probably	23.6	speaker1	20.45	session_40de877c
have you ever had a good vegetable	28.05	speaker2	23.6	session_40de877c
no i haven't well i i've only probably had lasagna like once in my life	33.85	speaker1	28.5	session_40de877c
yeah	35.1	speaker2	33.85	session_40de877c
maybe sounds crazy to some people	38.1	speaker1	35.1	session_40de877c
yeah i understand that but after moving here i have to say that people have crazy uhhh crazy food habits i met somebody recently that had never had an orange	56.1	speaker2	38.1	session_40de877c
you don't know how to come back from that it's like	60.2	speaker2	57.35	session_40de877c
obviously that's probably not someone who's local to california	64.45	speaker3	60.2	session_40de877c
no she was from michigan but	66.25	speaker2	64.45	session_40de877c
even still that's kind of farfetched like i would think maybe someone not from the united states if you're saying orange but that's just such a standardized fruit product	76.25	speaker3	66.25	session_40de877c
no we even give out oranges here on tuesday	78.5	speaker1	76.25	session_40de877c
i went a month and a half before someone told me that tuesday stuff was just yeah if you grab on that side it's fine if you take on that side it's not you're like oh thanks for the information	92.25	speaker3	78.5	session_40de877c
interestingly my manager told on my first day just have one the approval just one orange yeah that's it don't pick the second one	101.6	speaker4	92.25	session_40de877c
mean is that frugality or is that just being greedy at that point	110.1	speaker3	105.95	session_40de877c
yeah at at least he pointed to frugality i don't know what he had in mind hmmm	114.75	speaker4	110.1	session_40de877c
hmmm	115.3	speaker2	114.75	session_40de877c
well frugality is a frame of reference so i mean if you take two it's it's uhhh better for you right cause now you've had more food and you can spend less on lunch	125.75	speaker2	116.45	session_40de877c
so it's how to frame of reference	129.35	speaker2	127.2	session_40de877c
how do you like the food	134.9	speaker4	133.55	session_40de877c
yeah for a vegetable lasagna is not that bad	138.25	speaker2	134.9	session_40de877c
hmmm i like it too	140.05	speaker4	138.25	session_40de877c
what	140.45	speaker2	140.05	session_40de877c
any of you all vegetarian	141.5	speaker1	140.45	session_40de877c
hmmm	142.25	speaker2	141.5	session_40de877c

yeah right exactly a parking permit costs actually less than one ticket which i learned the hard way well i got several tickets but yeah a ticket typically is like thirty six dollars and a parking permit is thirty five for a year for that was for center city my permit's still for center city cuz i work there so now i still drive to work for free don't tell the city that

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yeah

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right exactly a parking permit actually less than one ticket which i learned the hard way on several tickets a ticket typically is like dollars and a perit is thirty five for a year yeah that was for center city so now i still drive to work for free don't tell this city

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yeah

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hmmm

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ah pretty good for where

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what do you do for a living

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ummm i work for planned parent hmmm and i did hiv education in high school and then in college

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somebody

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hmmm

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to the schools so schools around the city so i need a car

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and why did you get into that in the first

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oh man i was in eighth someone from came to talk to my class and it was coolest job ever you know about and then they get to have to be a teacher get to talk about the fun stuff with us and like oh that's my dream job for a really long time i did hiv education and then i got my degree patient studies i had to do like all my research and stuff in the public health realm ummm human sexuality i tried to mold my experience be marketable public health and it worked in the job with applined parent

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realm ummm mainly in human sexuality so i just kind of tried to mold my experience to be marketable in public health and it worked i ended up getting a job with planned parent so

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that's how i got involved he doesn't like to talk about like

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and we're talking about

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and all day whereas text plate but it's all talk about like self esteem and stuff like that too like for the sixth grader

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or i should say sex but you know what i mean but it's not like that because we talk about like self esteem and stuff like that too like for the sixth graders

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yeah

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hmmm

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yeah i mean i would i would i would guess it's not rauchy retaling of stories but more what's healthy sexual relations

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i mean i would be i would

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you know stories

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exactly exactly they yeah they try to make it rauchy but you know you have to bring them all back they are eighth graders after all so some of the sixth graders are bad too but it's mostly really entertaining

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nak it have to bring them all back they are after all so some of the sixth graders are better but it's mostly

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uhhh

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yeah

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uhhh

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yeah i how do you feel about ummm

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it's funny because i've i've been trying to i guess talk to a lot of people in these interviews about since public healthcare is like the or the healthcare debate is raging right now but everybody's been kind of uhhh to me sadly neglecting any sort of discussion on mental health care at all within this whole thing i mean nobody has even like brought it up which actually i i turned on pbs yesterday and happened to have a very lively uhhh pennsylvania debate on that topic ummm yeah that was so that was kind of interesting but do you think that uhhh by the same tonken do you think that sex uhhh sexual health should be like discussed also in the same realm

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oh yeah definitely i mean like there's a big uhhh there are two act of legislation right now or two pieces of legislation in in the state legisl right now that we're really pushing forward it's all about like if they if a kid is the school is going to offer absonanceing programs and they're also notes sent home to the parents because more often than not parents don't want absignse education because just in case their kids can be having sex and if they don't know about like schedule then they have to be protected so i think the main problem is that mostly parents are too embars to talk to their kids they they want them to learn it at school ummm but it definitely counts as far as health is concerned a lot of people don't connect those two you know like as far as pregancy prevention and sd prevention something like that people don't think of it as health because their sex is so taboo especially in middle school and high school you know so it definitely counts and that's a good point about mental health too because that's something that's under the radar and it's always the first thing so funding and all that stuff and be like that's why our veterans are out there you know homeless and all that stuff because they have all the kind of support that they need

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especially in middle school even ummm all that kind of stuff

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oh that's okay

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yeah

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yeah i mean and and you know sciezophrenics you know i i i would guess i would i would estimate that a great deal of the proportion of people who are homeless or probably have some sort of mental illness most likelychizhrenia

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exactly exactly and i i don't know if this is true but i heard from a pennsylvania meeting that that's they used to have these great facilities for people with mental health issues whatever and they all closed down and they didn't have anywhere to go i mean i believe it just 'cause it sounds american but

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so

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yeah uhhh as far as i know that that happened in the regan era and and it's been my problem since ummm and i i actually didn't hear until just now i i mean i haven't researched this exsively either so ummm but i i don't know if that is like specifically

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centered in pennsylvania or if that was like i always got the sense that it was like a national

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oh right oh i bet probably was but they whoever i was talking to institutions or whatever pennsylvania butt

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oh right

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oh i imagine yeah it probably was it probably was but they whoever i was talking to they were talking about like two specific institutions or whatever in penn

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that i've been

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kind of a treat

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of the train

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yeah i mean it's it's kind of an upseted i feel like there's a lot of ummm and i was

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born the day reaan was inaugurated and turned twenty eight the day obama was inagurated and during that twenty eight year span i feel like there's been a very horrible arch you know just like starting with his bad policies and then like cllimaxing in the bush era you know do you think what's your uhhh

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confidence in obama to actually help things look forward

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ummm i'm trying to i agree with what he believes in and what he's you know to accomplish it's kind of like the key phrase to accomplish he got the no peace pright like what i don't know just celebrity is i hope it's not getting to getting too the and then so then they have these crazys but then oh his actual

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hmmm

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places

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country and then so then we have these crazy expectations but then also does that hinder his actual

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legitimacy in getting stuff done so i don't know i i was a hillary supporter ummm just because i thought

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legitimacy so i don't i was the hillary supporter ummm just because

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too sup for him experience but against his destination does it

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from all his experience because i was like cool

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yeah i mean i guess uhhh i was saying this earlier today my frustration a lot of the times has been in just like uhhh the manipulation of the public and in particular like you know the millions of people that watch fox news and stuff like and the manipulation of that media by republicans to like stir a frenzy and that being and then obama's needing to cave to a public opinion and the public opinion has been created by misinformation you know

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bowls wow

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exactly right right and i feel like any president is going to you know their expectations are going to be too high of them ummm but i i don't know i don't know this is it just seems different this time maybe just because i'm older and like more politically aware and all that but i i don't think i've ever seen you know a presidential campaign where there's like his face like the candidate's face all over t shirts and on like backpacks and whatever you could think of you know so it's just like

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right right any president is going to expectations are going to be too ummm it just seems different maybe just because i'm older more politically aware and all but i don't think i've ever seen a presidential's face shirts and whatever

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i i don't i there's this other component that's in this to where i'm just kind of trying to step back and watch but not be apathetic you know what i mean i still have my causes and stuff like that but i'm also

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i don't know there's this other like that's in this and it's just kind of is like trying to step back and but not you know what i mean like still houses and stuff like that

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trying to be understanding understanding you can't please everyone please now you're talking about

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be understanding that you can't replace everyone so i gonna talk

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yeah

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speaker3

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no that's that's fine we're just trying to eicit speech here so that's actually good ummm but that is fifteen minutes so we should move on to the transcript reading ummm so basically right where those questions were coming up in the beginning ummm there will be sentences that make sense individually but uhhh they won't make sense with each other as you read them ummm but you just read them no no just individual sentences

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speaker3

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right exactly

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speaker1

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so i'm not reading a story

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speaker1

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but

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speaker1

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i mean i'm trying to keep it out of my face but also like

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oh speaker one

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speaker2

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speaker two

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speaker3

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speaker three speaker four

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speaker2

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okay

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speaker1

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i haven't had lasagna in probably

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speaker1

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have you ever had a good vegetable

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speaker2

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no i haven't well i i've only probably had lasagna like once in my life

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speaker1

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yeah

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speaker2

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maybe sounds crazy to some people

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speaker1

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yeah i understand that but after moving here i have to say that people have crazy uhhh crazy food habits i met somebody recently that had never had an orange

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speaker2

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you don't know how to come back from that it's like

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speaker2

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obviously that's probably not someone who's local to california

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speaker3

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no she was from michigan but

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speaker2

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even still that's kind of farfetched like i would think maybe someone not from the united states if you're saying orange but that's just such a standardized fruit product

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speaker3

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no we even give out oranges here on tuesday

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speaker1

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i went a month and a half before someone told me that tuesday stuff was just yeah if you grab on that side it's fine if you take on that side it's not you're like oh thanks for the information

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speaker3

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interestingly my manager told on my first day just have one the approval just one orange yeah that's it don't pick the second one

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speaker4

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mean is that frugality or is that just being greedy at that point

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speaker3

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yeah at at least he pointed to frugality i don't know what he had in mind hmmm

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speaker4

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hmmm

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speaker2

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well frugality is a frame of reference so i mean if you take two it's it's uhhh better for you right cause now you've had more food and you can spend less on lunch

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speaker2

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so it's how to frame of reference

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speaker2

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how do you like the food

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speaker4

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yeah for a vegetable lasagna is not that bad

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speaker2

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hmmm i like it too

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speaker4

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what

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speaker2

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any of you all vegetarian

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speaker1

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hmmm

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speaker2

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