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/", "Yes, / I do. / {F Uh, } I like to, {F uh, } play basketball and weight lifting. / Those are probably the two main things I like to do. /", "Uh-huh. / {F Um, } {C so } those are more or less indoor sports. / How's the --", "Yeah. /", "-- weather out there in Georgia? /", "{F Um, } [ [ in, + in, ] + in ] the winter, [ you, + ] typically [ it's, + it's ] probably too cold to go out and do things like tennis. / {F Um, } I like to play tennis in the --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- summer time or in the spring, fall, / {C but } in the winter it gets pretty cold. /", "Oh. /", "{F Um, } yeah, / {C so } it's mostly indoor sports, I think, in the winter. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } how about yourself? /", "{D Well, } yeah, / I'm on a exercise program. / I'm riding my Aerodyne bike, {F um } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- half an hour every morning, / {C and } I'm just about ready to up it to up to forty-five minutes a morning, / {C and } I feel like that's been a real nice exercise in the winter time. / [ It's + --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it's ] kind of kept me from getting cabin fever and, {F um, } has seemed to be a real nice aerobic exercise. /", "Right. / Do you do, {F uh, } any anaerobic type, weight lifting or weight training type exercise? /", "No, / huh-uh. / [ I, + first of all I'd ] like to get my weight off. / I'm about fifty pounds overweight, / {C and so } I'd like to get the weight off, / {C and then } I'd really like to get into that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } [ we have a, + my husband and I have [ a, + a, ] ] aerobic video that's called The Firm. / I don't know if you've heard of it, / {C but } it's [ a, + an ] aerobic video with, not necessarily bouncing around and jumping up and down, / {C but } you're using weights, / {C and } that is the most incredible aerobic workout I have ever done. / [ It's + --", "{F Huh. } /", "-- it's ] # really fun. # /", "# Yes, / [ [ [ it's, + # it's, ] + it's ] aero-, + it's similar to aerobics ] with weights -- /", "Yes, / uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } it's like low impact aerobics, # just # --", "# Uh-huh. # /", "-- with weights. /", "Yes. /", "Okay, / are you familiar with, {F um, } step or bench aerobics? /", "{F Um, } no, / {E I mean, } yes, / I am, / {C but } I have never done it myself. / Have you done that? /", "{F Uh, } yes, / I have. / [ In, + in ] Atlanta that's, {F um, } - / most of the health clubs --", "Oh. /", "-- are all, - / [ that's the, + that's the ] in thing. /", "That's the big thing, {F huh? } /", "At first it was just regular aerobics, / {C but } now bench or step aerobics have --", "Oh. /", "-- kind of taken over. /", "{C So } how is that? /", "{F Um, } [ it, + they call it ] a low impact aerobics, / {C and } it's supposed to burn off more calories --", "Oh. /", "-- at the same time. / {C And } from when I've done it, it does give you [ a good, + a real good ] <laughter> workout. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But } only thing I'm concerned about is potential for injury to your knees --", "Oh. /", "-- {D you know, } [ that + and movement of going up on the step --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } that ] could create a problem. /", "Yeah. /", "[ They, + they ] seem to think that [ it, + it ] won't, / {C but } you never know. /", "Now, if, {F um, } playing basketball, are you knees, - / do you have healthy knees? /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] think my ankles probably are my main weak point. /", "{F Oh, } dear <laughter>. /", "{C But, } [ I've, + I've ] kind of taken care of that. / I wear high tops and then also [ [ an + an-, ] + a ] support ankle brace which is very stiff -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } [ we-, + wearing ] that I haven't had any problems in the past year or so. /", "{F Oh, } that's good. / {D Well } [ that sounds, + you sound ] just like my husband. / [ He + --", "Yeah. /", "-- he ] injured his ankle about seven months ago playing volleyball, / {C and, } {F oh, } he's just had a heck of a time getting that ankle healthy. /", "Yeah, / I. -/", "{C So } that's what he does, / he wears [ his, + his ] brace and his high tops / {C and, } -/", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / [ I did, + I injured ] mine so many times that --", "Oh. /", "-- rehabilitating became quite easy. /", "Oh, (( )) . /", "{E I mean, } it would only take three or four days / {C and } I could play again on it --", "Wow <laughter>. /", "-- because after a while you just learn how to rehabilitate yourself --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- to play that way. /", "<Laughter> {F Oh, } dear. / <laughter> Oh. /", "[ {C But, } + {F um, } {C so } ] [ how, + how ] successful is your exercise video? /", "It is amazing how fast you take off the inches -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } [ I would, + once I start my forty-, I'd ] like to do the forty-five minutes a day on the bike for a week, / {C and then, } every other day I'd like to incorporate the video, and then the bike on the other day. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } it is really amazing how fast the inches come off, / {C and } the muscle builds --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- real fast. / {F Um, } you can start, - / they recommend doing the video without weights for the first month / {C and then } after that you can just start with your five pound dumbbells, and then build up to your, {F uh, } twenty-five pound dumbbells -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and then } you're just doing repetitious exercises throughout the whole video / {C and } it's a hour long video, / {C so. } -/", "{C So } it's a good workout. /", "It is, / yeah, / I really enjoy that, / {C so } I'm looking forward to losing this weight and --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- being firm and healthy <laughter>. /", "{C So, } in the winter, I guess, there's a lot of, - / it's quite cold and --", "Yes. /", "-- snow. /", "Yes. / Now this one has been quite mild. / {F Um, } we could have been out walking throughout the whole winter, because really we only had about three weeks of snow on the ground. / It was quite chilly / {C but } not, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "EXERCISE AND FITNESS", "prompt": "DO YOU DO ANY EXERCISE REGULARLY TO MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH OR FITNESS LEVEL? 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/", "{F Uh, } yes / {C and } no, / it wasn't really [ a fa-, + a planning ] one, / {C but } [ it was kind of, + {F uh, } it was ] a birthday -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } I brought a lot of family together then. /", "Uh-huh. / {C And } how did you feel it went? /", "It went pretty good. / [ I'm, + I've ] worked in hotels, / {C so } [ I, + I ] kind of know how to do these things. /", "Oh. /", "I used to, {D you know. } /", "All this planning [ and, + and ] getting together and such. / {F Um, } {F oh, } let's see what else. /", "Usually when we have kind of our family reunion it's my grandmother's birthday, / [ {C and } -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } ] it's all of like, [ she, + she ] comes from a big family. / She has like seven sisters I think. /", "{F Oh, } boy <laughter>. /", "They show up and all their kids. / {C And then } all, she has, {F uh, } - / I have {D like, } {F uh, } - / let's see, / she has four sons and two daughters, / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- they show up and all their kids, / {C so } it's a pretty big reunion, / it's about two hundred people, maybe. /", "{F Oh, } my word. / <laughter> {D Well, } what did you find was most helpful in planning the birthday get together? /", "{F Um, } [ the, + probably the ] biggest challenge was getting a place where everyone, {D you know, } could eat comfortably [ and, + and ] everything, {F uh. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "I guess probably the most helpful thing was that, {F um, } for the rent, we rented {D like } [ a, + a ] rescue squad building or something --", "Oh. /", "-- like that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } [ each one of the, + everybody ] that showed up donated some money for the rent and [ for, + for ] {D like } soft drinks / [ {C and } + --", "Oh. /", "-- {C and so } ] nobody {D like } really got stuck with the bill. /", "{F Oh, } that's good. /", "{C And } each person in the family, {D you know, } brought a dish, or something. /", "Uh-huh, / {C and then } did you have a main meal, / {C or } did everyone just bring, - / it # was just pot luck. # /", "# It was kind of # pot luck. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } everybody brought their specialties, I guess you would say. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / show off a little bit <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / {C And } of course my grandmother's food was, as always, gone first --", "Oh. /", "-- because she's such a great cook. /", "Oh. / Now how old is she? /", "{F Uh, } she's eighty-six. /", "{F Oh, } goodness. / [ Is she pretty spry, + is she, {D you know, } pretty. ] /", "Now she does, - / she looks probably like she's in her early sixties -- /", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "-- {C and } if she didn't have arthritis, she'd get around better --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- than me as a matter of fact <laughter>. /", "Oh. / <laughter> {F Oh, } that's neat, that she's in good health, and [ that, + ] at that age. / Yeah. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / My nickname for her is Honey Woman. / That's what I call her. /", "Really. / <laughter> {D Well } that sounds fun. / {D Well, } [ I + <smack> I ] had a real challenge of planning a family reunion a few years ago, / {C and } there were, - / we sent out five hundred, {F uh, } announcements, because our family is quite large, like [ your, + your ] family there. / {C And so } that was a real challenge, / {C and } I was president of our family reunion for two years, / {C and } I wasn't very (( )) at that duty, for two years in a row, <laughter> / {C but } I found that advance planning was the key to success. /", "{F Uh, } also one thing that's helpful, / {C and } I don't know if your family's spread out or whatever -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } [ most of, + all ] my family lives {D like } in the same county / {C so } <laughter>, -/", "{F Oh, } that's wonderful, though <laughter>. -/", "{C But } it's just kind of like get on the telephone / {C and, }", "<Laughter>.", "it's so and such days from such and such date -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } everybody just shows up. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } [ that is, + that is ] helpful. / Yeah, / our family ranges from, {F oh, } goodness, {D well, } Australia, / I have a brother lives in Australia, to, {F uh, } Boise, Idaho, [ and, + and, ] {F uh, } all kinds of places. /", "I would say you're spread out, then. /", "We are <laughter>. /", "{F Uh, } my immediate family, {D you know, } [ my, + my ] parents and my brothers and sisters, I guess we're the ones that have the gypsy blood or whatever, / {C because } my dad was in the Army / {C and } [ we're -- +", "Oh. /", "-- we're ] pretty strung out all over. / {C But } since they've moved back to Carolinas, we still are the only ones do not live [ in + --", "In. -/", "-- in ] Yantsen County. /", "Oh. /", "I live in Raleigh, / {C and then } [ my, + my ] parents live in Greenville, / {C and } I have one brother and his wife --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- live in Greenville, and, {F uh, } another brother that lives [ in, + outside of ] Fayetteville. / {C So } {E I mean, } [ we're, + we're ] spread out, / {C but } --", "Boy. /", "-- everybody else is centralized [ in, + in, ] my home town, Waynesboro / {C so. } -/", "{F Oh, } my gosh. /", "Nobody moves away except us <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> They must really like it there. /", "Yeah, / I got out as soon as I graduated. /", "Yeah. / <laughter> Oh. /", "Just like this town is too small for me, / Good-bye. /", "{F Oh, } <laughter> you're ready to move on to bi-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FAMILY REUNIONS", "prompt": "DISCUSS PLANNING A FAMILY REUNION. 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/", "{D Well, } {F uh, } {E I mean } I don't think that guns should be outlawed -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C but } it's going to, - / a lot of the stuff that, - / {E I mean } all you do is to get guns --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and then like with the stuff of that massacre in Killeen, Texas not too long ago,", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } I don't really know, {E I mean, } unless they do, {F uh, } just outlaw them, how you can, {F uh, } prevent that. /", "{D Well, } don't you think that {D you know, } just having, {D you know, } some, {D you know } almost like a driver's license be required {D you know } with stiff penalties if you are found [ with, + with ] {D you know } a gun that is not registered or {D you know } that you are not licensed to carry. /", "Yeah, / that, - / {D well } do you even know what the procedures are now? / {F Um. } /", "There is no national, -/", "{C But, } it's kind of like if you want a gun you can get a gun, especially if you have the money to pay for it. /", "{F Uh, } in most States as long as you aren't a convicted felon.", "Yeah. /", "{D You know } or on probation or, {F uh, } {D you know, } other obvious things like that. / {F Uh, } {C and } [ I know, + I know ] that {D like } in a lot of states [ you could, + you could ] be just like released from a mental hospital the day before. {D You know, } [ be, + be ] obviously insane, / [ {C and then, } + [ you, + {D you know } ] {C but } ] have your legal right to get a gun. /", "{F Huh. } I didn't know that. / {D Well, } that's pretty scary. / {C So, } [ does, + {D now } do ] they want us to say where we feel about it, {D like } in rating it one to ten. /", "{F Uh, } yeah, / [ I'd probably, + I'd probably ] say about a five. /", "<Laughter> That's where I would probably be <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Seems like it's a good safe number to pick, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } {E I mean, } {E I mean } I don't really know [ what they can, + how they can ] really enforce the laws any better -- /", "Uh-huh <inhaling>. /", "-- {C because } {E I mean } I do think that some people need them [ and, + ] {D like, } for protection and stuff -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I can understand them wanting to have them, / {C but } then again it's just like all those nuts out there. /", "<Smack> {D Well, } {D you know, } {F uh, } {F uh, } no-, / if you are looking at {D like } {D you know } country [ that, + {F uh, } where ] they do have a lot more gun control, like England and places like that, {D you know } / the amount of violent crime has decreased by so much. /", "It has? / # {C Because } then, # -/", "# {D Well } {E I mean } # yeah. / [ The, + {F uh, } the ] - / in comparing per capita murders are incredibly lower than the United States. /", "{F Um. } /", "{F Uh, } <inhaling> {D you know, } {E I mean, } the problem though, {D you know, } [ they, if the, + since the ] United States had this, {D you know, } pretty much unrestricted flow of guns going for so long that I think, {D you know, } if you were introduced, {D you know, } any controls, it would probably take a long while for them to take effect just because there is a glut of guns out # there already. # /", "# Yeah. # /", "{D You know, } {C so } [ it's, + it's ] really kind of a complex problem. /", "{D Well, } is the crime that bad there in Atlanta? /", "<Inhaling> {F Uh, } I'm not really sure how bad it is. / [ I've, + I've ] not really had that many problems with it, / {C but } {E I mean } apparently [ we, + we ] were ranked pretty high up. /", "# Yeah / I know Dallas is. # /", "# {F Uh. } # {E I mean, } I think, {D you know, } in the te-, - / {E I mean } I think we have been {D like } ranked in one of the top three for murders in the last few years. /", "I don't know if Dallas is in the top three -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but. } Do you own a gun? /", "<Smack> No. / I've thought about getting one. / If I get one, I think I will probably, {D you know, } get something. / I probably wouldn't get a hand gun. / I would probably get {D like } a shotgun. / Just for protecting myself. {D You know, } from --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- burglar type thing. / I do kind of live in the downtown area. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know } {C and } shotguns are really good because they're, - / {E I mean } somebody is not going to break in, steal it, and {D you know, } use it to mug someone, {D you know. } /", "That's true. /", "{F Uh, } {C and } {D you know, } you, - / yeah, / I just don't understand these people, {D you know, } like when [ they, + they ] decide they're going to buy a gun to protect themselves. / They go out and buy a three fifty seven magnum which is going to shoot through {D you know, } - / they are probably going to miss the person / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they're going to shoot through five wall,", "<Laughter>.", "and hit someone, {D you know. } / {E I mean } a shotgun just really struck me as being {D you know } a real good defensive weapon. / You can sort of point it somewhere in the direction of --", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know } whoever. / You pretty much stop them. / {C And, } you don't, - / then the actual shot doesn't go that far, {D you know, } a wall will stop it pretty much. /", "{C and, } {F uh, } my Dad gave me a gun -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } I never did go out and practice with it enough to feel comfortable with it -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } I finally ended up giving it back to him. / I said I don't want it. / I don't want to be responsible for it because --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know } if you're not going to teach me how to do it --", "<Noise> Uh-huh. /", "-- and if I am not going to, {D you know, }", "<Inhaling>.", "be responsible enough to go out and learn, I don't need it. /", "Yeah, / [ that, + that ] really does scare me. People, {D you know, } that have guns / because {D you know, } if you ever get in the situation where {D you know } you are not prepared to shoot, - / {C but } you pick up the gun and point it at the person --", "Yeah. /", "-- [ that, + that ] person rushes you. /", "{C And } they get it from you. /", "{C And } {D you know, } you're pretty much dead # {D you know. } #", "# Uh-huh. # /", "Because [ you, + you've ] just told the person that [ you, + you're ] about to kill them then,", "Set them off. /", "{D You know } / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {D well } {E I mean, } [ you, + you ] basically made it clear to the person [ that + {D you know } [ unless he, + unless, ] {D you know } that ] you are a real danger to them / {C and then } {D you know } [ if you, + if they ] manage to get the gun from you, {D you know } their first reaction is going to [ be + {D you know, } stop ] you. /", "Yeah, / {D well } that's why I ended up giving it back to him. / I thought {D well } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know. } I don't want it [ if I don't know how to oper-, + {D you know, } if I don't really know how to use ] it -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I just didn't want the responsibility. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So. } {D Well, } {F uh, } did you hear about that Killeen massacre or whatever? /", "Yeah, / [ the, + did it ] happen at a cafeteria or something? /", "Yeah, / right. / [ That kind of -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {E I mean } it ] just makes you wonder how people get guns. / I would be scared selling guns to people. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GUN CONTROL", "prompt": "DISCUSS GUN CONTROL. 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/ had t-, place my mother in a nursing home. / She had a rather massive stroke [ about, + {F uh, } about ] --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } eight months ago I guess. / {C And, } {F uh, } [ we were, + I was ] fortunate in that / I was personally acquainted with the, {F uh, } people who, {F uh, } ran the nursing home in our little hometown. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } I was very comfortable, {D you know, } in doing it when it got to the point that we had to do it. / {C But } there's, - / {D well, } I had an occasion for my mother-in-law who had fell and [ needed to be, + ] {D you know, } could not take care of herself anymore, was confined to a nursing home for a while / that was really not a very good experience. / {F Uh, } it had to be done in a hurry. / {E I mean, } we didn't have, {D you know, } {D like } six months to check all of these places out. / {C And } it was really [ not, + not ] very good, {F uh, } deal. /", "Yeah. /", "We were not really happy with,", "Yeah. /", "nursing home that we finally had. / Fortunately, she only had to stay <noise> <<faint in background>> a few weeks / {C and } she was able [ to, + to ] return to her apartment again. / {C But } it's really a [ big, + {F uh, } big, ] {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "decision [ as to, + {D you know, } when to ] do it. / {D You know, } is there something else we could have done, {D you know, } in checking out all the places that, {F uh, } might be available. / Of course, {D you know, } there's not one on every corner,", "Yeah. /", "especially, {D you know, } smaller areas,", "Uh-huh. /", "smaller towns. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah. / Probably the hardest thing [ in, + in ] my family, {F uh, } my grandmother, she had to be put in a nursing home / {C and, } {F um, } she had used the walker [ for, + for ] quite some time, probably about six to nine months. / {C And, } {F um, } she had a fall / {C and, } {F uh, } finally, {F uh, } she had Parkinson's disease, /", "Oh. /", "{C and } it got so much that she could not take care of her house. /", "Right. /", "Then she lived in an apartment / {C and, } {F uh, } that was even harder --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- actually. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Because } [ it was, + {D you know, } it was ] just a [ change of, + change of ] location / {C and } it was very disturbing for her because she had been so used to traveling. /", "Yes. /", "{E I mean, } [ [ she tr-, + she had, ] + she had ] children all across the United States -- /", "Uh-huh /", "-- {C and, } {D you know, } she spent nine months out of the year just visiting her children. /", "Right. / Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F um, } that was pretty heart-rending for her. /", "I can imagine. /", "I think when she finally came to the realization that, {D you know, } no, [ I cannot, + I cannot ] take care of myself. /", "Uh-huh. / That's tough. / That's tough. /", "Yeah. / {E I mean, } for somebody who [ is, + ] {D you know, } for most of their life [ has, + has, ] {F uh, } not just merely had a farm but had ten children --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- had a farm, ran everything because her husband was away in the coal mines. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {D you know, } facing that situation, [ it's, + it's ] quite a dilemma. /", "Yes. /", "I think, -/", "my mother, {E excuse me. } - / Go ahead. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } [ my, + {F uh, } my, ] {F uh, } - / probably one of the biggest decisions I think that was very strengthening for our family was rather than have one child make that decision --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- than just delegate it. / I think that [ they, + they ] had a great deal of, {F um, } - / all the brothers and sisters got together / {C and } they actually had a conference. /", "That's great. /", "{C And, } {E I mean, } [ it was just, + it was probably ] one of the most strengthening things for our family, getting down together and doing that. /", "That's right. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] just the children were involved in the decision, because it involved just them.", "Right. / Yeah. /", "[ And, + ] {D you know, } making that decision and then finding a place / {C and } everybody had duties --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- to perform. / {D You know, } whether it was just, {D you know, } giving money or whether it was actually taking part in a lot,", "Uh-huh. /", "of the decision making, {D you know, }", "Yep. /", "like finding a proper nursing home. /", "You were very,", "{C And } they, -/", "fortunate. /", "I know. / [ They, + {C and, } {D well, } [ [ they had, + {D well, } they had, ] + they had ] ] seen it coming. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C So, } + {C so, } ] - / {E I mean, } it, - / {E I mean, } [ [ [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I, ] + I har-, ] + I, ] + I ] truly wish that if something like that were to happen that my children would do something like,", "Uh-huh. /", "that for me. /", "Uh-huh. / Absolutely. / Unfortunately, a lot of times [ it, + responsibilities ] like that seem to fall to, {D you know, } maybe one child in the whole family, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. / Yeah. / {D Well, } [ we, + we, ] -/", "{C And, } {F uh, } it's usually not a very [ smooth, +", "Yeah. /", "smooth ] thing. / [ We were, + I was ] lucky too that I only have one brother. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } fortunately, we agreed, {D you know, } on exactly, {D you know, } what we thought should be done. / My mother also was [ very + very ] independent. / She [ had her own, + still had her own ] little house and still driving her own car,", "Yeah. /", "at age eighty-three. / We were lucky [ in, that + in one ] respect in that after she had her stroke she wasn't [ really, + {D you know, } really ] much aware of what was going on. /", "Uh-huh. /", "That nursing home life would not have been, {D you know, } anything of her choosing, / of course, [ she would, + she would ] not have been happy there at all. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C But } as it turned out the stroke took care of that concern for us. /", "Yeah. / Yeah. / {D Well, } [ with my, + with my ] grandmother I think [ it was, + it was ] such [ that, + {F uh, } that ] she did not have the problem with, - / she was very well aware / {C and } her daughter came and visited her -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- at least her daughter,", "Uh-huh. /", "came and visited her and also her several grandchildren,", "Uh-huh. /", "came and visited her every day. /", "That's great. /", "{C And } I think that when she passed away it was probably one of the greatest, - / <lipsmack> {F um, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think it would be, - / it was more of a relief --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- for her. /", "Sure. /", "{C And, } {F um, } - / {E I mean, } {C but } [ she was truly, + she was truly ] aware. / {E I mean, } [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I di-, ] + I ] don't know [ how I would, + how I would ] deal if one of my parents came [ with, + with ] Alzheimer's.", "Uh-huh. /", "or something like,", "That would be tough. /", "that [ which is, + which is ] far more devastating. /", "Yes. / Absolutely. /", "{C And, } {F um, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think that what one thing that they were concerned probably was the fact it wasn't necessarily, {D you know, } like the quantity of care --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- but the quality of,", "Yes. /", "care. / That the people that worked there --", "Right. /", "-- [ were very + --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- were very ] interested that, to make it as close a home environment,", "Uh-huh. /", "as possible. /", "Yes. / It would, -/", "[ [ I think, + I think, ] + I think, ] {D you know } for myself [ I, + I ] see that as probably [ the, + the, ] what everything would hinge upon. /", "{F Oh, } /", "Is it, - / how close is it to a home environment. /", "Yes. / That's right. /", "[ That's the, + that's probably the ] major question. /", "I think that great strides are being made nowadays [ in, + in ] caring for the elderly, {D you know, } [ [ in several, + in a, ] +", "Yeah. /", "in a ] whole lot of areas. /", "Yeah. /", "Just people are, of course, populations getting older. /", "Yeah. / {D You know } [ it's, + it's ] interesting [ that, + that ] [ a lot, + ] the population of the United States is changing because, {D you know, } {F uh, } now that so many more minorities, where they have had extended families for such a long time. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } matter of fact in the United States we used to have extended families. /", "Uh-huh, /", "It wasn't, /", "true. /", "{C But, } I guess as we become more industrialized and more, {D you know, } less in a rural situation --", "Yes, {F um. } /", "-- [ [ [ [ we, + we don't, ] + we, ] + we, ] + we ] choose not to deal with the,", "Uh-huh. /", "extended family --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- because we feel it's kind of cumbersome,", "That's right. /", "when in reality it makes things much much easier. /", "Sure. / Absolutely. / {C And, } [ people, + things ] are scattered so much nowadays. /", "Yeah. / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think that [ perhaps, + perhaps ] the extended family, {D you know, } that it maybe one of the solutions to a lot of things even child care. /", "Yes. /", "{D You know } {E I mean, } of course [ there, + there ] comes other issues, {D you know, } whether or not any of the grandparents <laughter> whether (( we feel like )) [ are going to be a good, + <laughter> they're going to be a good ] caretaker for our children. /", "<Laughter> Yes, /", "{C But, } -/", "just because they're grandparents. /", "{E I mean } they raised us after all. /", "Yeah. / Just because they're grandparents that doesn't automatically make them a good child carer. /", "Yeah. / {C But, } {F uh, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think that, {D you know, } [ we always, + ] {F uh, } {E I mean, } [ I've, + I've ] had a lot of good experiences [ with, + {F uh, } with ] [ many + many ] people especially where they've had, {F uh, } extended family. / [ {C And } I, + {C and } [ I, + I ] ] kind of see [ that, + that, ] {D you know, } perhaps, {D you know, } we may need to {D like } get close to the family environment [ and + --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and ] get down to the values of, {D you know, } - / {E I mean, } {F uh, } it's, - / money seems to be too big of an issue.", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "[ [ [ With, +", "sure. /", "with, ] + with, ] +", "realistically it is. /", "with ] what's going on today / {C and } [ [ I, + I ] think, + I think ] that [ we may not, + that may be, ] {D you know, } perhaps if we put money on the back burner --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ that may, + that may ] choose to alleviate a lot of the problem. /", "That would,", "{E I mean, }", "certainly help. /", "{E I mean } [ we may not, + we may not ] have as high a standard of living -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ but the qua-, + but actually have a truer standard ] of living. /", "Right. / That's just a matter of defining priorities, I guess --", "Yeah. / Yeah. /", "-- or some priorities anyway. /", "Yeah. /", "I think your right. /", "Okay. / {D Well, } I guess that was it <laughter>. /", "Okay. / It was good talking to you. /", "Okay. /", "Yeah. /", "All right. /", "Take care. /", "Hey. /", "# Bye-bye. # /", "# Bye-bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CARE OF THE ELDERLY", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS CARE OF THE ELDERLY. FIND OUT HOW THE OTHER CALLER FEELS ABOUT SENDING AN ELDERLY FAMILY MEMBER TO A NURSING HOME. WHAT SHOULD ONE KNOW ABOUT THE NURSING HOME ENVIRONMENT WHEN MAKING THIS DECISION?", "talk_day": "03/04/1991", "from_caller": 1169, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1961, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1133, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1935, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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"Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["{D Well, } the first thing for me is [ I wonder, + I see ] a couple of different ways of talking about what privacy is, {F um, } if [ privacy is something that disturbs your private state, + {E I mean } an invasion of privacy is something that disturbs your private state, ] / that's one thing, / {C and } if privacy is something that comes into your private state and extracts information from it, in other words, finds something out about you that's another. / {C And } [ the first kind of invasion of, + the first type of privacy ] seemed invaded to me, and very much everyday in this country, / {C but } in the second time, at least overtly, {F uh, } where someone comes in and, {F uh, } finds out information about you that should be private, {F uh, } does not seem, {F uh, } {F um, } obviously, everyday. /", "[ I, + I ] think I agree with that. / I think in a good example on the typical thing that happens, {F uh, } when the phone rang / {C and } it's T I calling, / my immediate reaction is that it's some sort of strange phone message / {C and then } I realize, {F oh, } {D no, } this is something I solicited, /", "That's right <laughter>. /", "{C so } my immediate reaction was one of that sense of invasion / {C but } after that I realized, {D no, } [ I, + I ] really wanted this / {C and } it was sort of exciting / {C and so, }", "Uh-huh. /", "that was almost an example of [ s-, + ] an invasion that turns out to be not invasive. /", "Right, / it turned out to be, {F uh, } {F uh, } an invitation. /", "Exactly. / {F Uh, } {C and } at the same time I think that I receive [ on, + on ] the order of, {F uh, } probably, seven or eight a week calls of the nature where one wishes that there were a convenient way to just hang up on it. /", "[ From, + from ] personal parties or from these, {F um, } [ phone answer, + phone, {F uh, }", "Commercial,", "commercial ] things. /", "[ sol-, + solicitations ] primarily. /", "{F Oh, } [ that, + that's ] a remarkable number. / I get them rarely / {C and } I'm still astounded [ that, + that ] one, they let anyone do them and two, that they have any effect in this whatsoever <laughter>. / {F Um, } {C because } I'm usually so insulted by them I just hang up as soon as I recognize what,", "Yeah. /", "they are. / I think they prey on people's, {F um, } inherent politeness on the phone even with the machine. / I find people being kind of polite and waiting for it to finish what it has to say, / {C and then } they feel an obligation to respond even though there's not even a person there. /", "{C And } I think that's what makes one feel invaded is the fact that there seems to be little control / {C and } [ you, + one's ] feeling obligated,", "Uh-huh. /", "because of some sense [ of, + of ] the way the ritual is played out. /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } [ that, + that ] then ends up being [ the, + the ] most common example for me. /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } I guess I'm not typically feeling invaded in my privacy relative to [ this second, + this one ] that you raised. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I don't think I would have thought about that. / I think that's a good idea on your part. / I don't typically feel intruded [ on, + on ] the things, {F uh, } the sense of finding out information. /", "{D Well, } presumably those who find out such information, if they are doing it, I would prefer to not to be known, / {C and, } {E I mean, } {D you know, } the classic, {F oh, } I don't know C I A conspiracy theories or whatever, would have such parties trying to do it without your knowledge. / {C So } there's, <lipsmack>, things that invade that second type of privacy where you do know about them and possibly things that invade that second type of privacy without you knowing about it, / {C and } I can't talk about the second one other than [ [ to, + to, ] + to ] generate paranoia <laughter>. / It's a surmise / {C and, }", "[ To, + to ] surmise. It is there. /", "I'd like to think that it's quite low, at least in this country. / I don't think I'd like the K G B [ is + ] monitoring my phone or anything like that. /", "{D Well, } I guess, although, [ I, + ] {D well, } that's a good point where you said that how does one define what invasion of privacy is,", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "because, {F uh, } if that's the case of a tree falling in the forest / {C and } I'm not feeling invaded then maybe my privacy hasn't been because I have no sense of my privacy state having been invaded. /", "Uh-huh, /", "{F Uh, }", "uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "if your defining it in terms of information gone even if it's something you don't know about it, {D well, } then I guess one could assume one was invaded / {C but } I don't feel invaded by it. /", "Uh-huh, /", "I don't,", "uh-huh. /", "have a sense of threat in general from those sorts of things, / I'm not sure why. / {F Uh, } I guess it comes from a sense of fact or facts / {C and } if someone finds out something about me that is true, [ I, + I ] don't have a sense of loss from that. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } you must have a relatively clean conscience then <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {F Um, } [ the, + the ] other side of that might be [ if, + if ] someone found out something or surmised something that weren't true then I would feel probably more invaded in the gossipy sort of sense. /", "Yes, / yes, / [ ev-, + ] more harmed or something. /", "Bec-, - / right, / because,", "Yeah. /", "you don't have anyway to turn it off. / Tho-, - / did you hear about this Lotus data base that was being put together? /", "Yes, / I did. / I was just about to write a letter when I heard they canceled it. /", "That would be an example where my sense of threat would be high because I would find that there be, [ cou-, + ] a good possibly that their facts [ were, + were ] fantasy. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C And then } I would feel not only invaded in the sense that someone had obtained information [ from a, + ] that I would rather they didn't / {C and } that might be the sense of the spending pattern, for instance,", "Uh-huh, uh-huh. /", "[ that, + that ] I would have thought to be private. / {C But then } if it turns out to generate incorrect things, that's even worse / [ {C so, } +", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C or } ] if my call rate [ of, + of ] eight [ t-, + ] or so a week went up even higher because <laughter>,", "<Laughter>.", "{F uh, } someone [ had, + had, ] -/", "They had you pegged <laughter>. /", "Right. / {C And } the person who had takes unsolicited phones calls and pays money - / {C and then } all of,", "Yeah. /", "a sudden you get your thirty a week because now,", "Yeah. /", "they're advertising you. / Right. / Exactly. /", "Yeah. / {C And, } {F um, } one of the problems with the Lotus data base was, {F um, } that it was uncontrolled access to who would have that information. / {E I mean, } they said they would give it out to only select companies / {C but, } {F um, } {D you know, } just like software is only given out to customers, / {E I mean, } you can't believe that. /", "Right. / Right. /", "<Laughter> [ It would, + it would ] be pirated / {C and } they wouldn't bother to check that carefully anyway to someone who's offering, {D you know, } full cash price,", "Right. /", "for it. / {E I mean, } {D you know, } you can't tell it, what a company really has to do with it / {C and } there's something rather ominous about having virtually anyone, any hacker being able to know what your income is, what your spending habits are, / [ [ {C and, } + {D you know, } {C and, } ] + {C and } ] that hacker just has to get [ in to, + in touch ] with the sneak thief / {C and } suddenly [ and then + ] what started as an invasion of privacy can be an invasion of your actual home. /", "Uh-huh. / {C And } I guess that turns out to be the basic problem with any invasion of privacy is whether or not you're feeling,", "Yeah. /", "threatened as a result [ of, + of ] it / {C so, }", "Yes. / Exactly. /", "maybe that is [ a, + a ] little bit of what privacy is. /", "Uh-huh. / I also thought about it, [ was of, + ] {F uh, } waiting to talk to you that, another thing that occurred to me is there is not so much invasion of my privacy because I know how to behave such that there isn't. / {C But } I realized I have to behave in a certain way in order to not have people invade my privacy. / If I deviate from social norms of behavior, if I run up and down the street yelling or something, someone's going to invade my privacy very quickly. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I realize [ that + that, ] {E I mean, } I can take that for granted / {C but } [ I used to, + I used to ] live in India / {C and } things are quite different there in terms of that. / There's less of a sense of privacy. / In fact, it's said that no Indian language has a word for privacy, / certainly the language I know doesn't,", "{F Oh, } that's interesting. /", "but just says a word for loneliness. / Loneliness is the closest you can come, which is really quite different. /", "[ {C But, } + {C but } ] no concept for wanting to be private. /", "Yeah. / [ It's, + it's ] generally being alone is not a very desirable state, at least officially. /", "Okay. /", "{F Um, } {C so } there's not, - / {E I mean, } doors don't have latches on them. / People don't tend to knock, / you just, - / if there's a door closed and you open it because it's in your way / [ you, + people ] walk in out / {C and, } [ as a, + as a ] westerner in India, [ and + ] I was often surprised,", "Oh. / [ [ That, + that ] would be, +", "and felt my sense of privacy there was quite invaded. /", "That would be ] culturally shocking <laughter>. /", "{D You know, } it very much is. / {C But } on the other hand, I realized I could go out on the street and act like a complete lunatic, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } people would leave,", "Uh-huh. /", "me alone. / Whereas in this country where everyone respects the closed doors very much, if you go out and then act like the lunatic [ you, + you ] violate [ the, + {F uh, } the ] norms [ of social, + of, {F um, } public ] behavior. / {F Um, } people start paying attention to you very much / {C and } they start asking questions and in the sense are [ [ invite-, + invade, ] + invading ] your privacy although, if you know what the social norms are, {D you know, } quote unquote, you asked for it. / {C But } it does mean that you have yet another reason to follow a set of social norms. /", "Yes. /", "[ And + ] which isn't [ of, + ] always the case in all cultures, / {C and } it wasn't until I was thinking about it just now that I realized that's actually something that's culturally relative. /", "[ Tha-, + that ] is true. / I haven't thought about that / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] that it's fascinating [ to, + to ] think a lot of someone who doesn't know how to say private. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / {C And } that's really, {F um, } - / {D well, } {E I mean, } [ I, + I ] wonder how people have sex,", "<Laughter>.", "and things like that, / {E I mean, } [ they a-, + ] <laughter>, - / you go to India / {C and } [ it's obvious, + {D you know, } the results of sex are quite obvious, ] <laughter>, as the population goes up an extra hundred million every few years. / {F Um, } {C but } [ I, + I ] just don't quite, {F um, } - / there's hope, I actually for al-, - / of the time I've spent there, I still don't quite understand how certain things that I assume and require privacy and require not just that you be alone but actually that you have a sense of privacy. /", "Yes. /", "{C Because } anyone can be alone for some period of time / {C but } for me a lot of what I do requires a sense that there's this invisible barrier around me which people [ wil-, +", "Yes. /", "will ] respect. / {C And } if that's gone, {F um, } [ I, + I ] really don't know how to live very well, / {C and } [ I wonder, + I really do wonder ] how people do that. /", "That's interesting. / [ Are th-, + are there ] any other specific things [ [ that, + that ] you feel like, + [ where, + where ] you feel ] your privacy to be invaded on a day-to-day basis or either on a growing frequency? /", "All [ the class-, + the other classic ] examples, the Jehovah's Witness [ or, + or ] Mormons or someone knocking at the front door, {F um, } which is more intrusive because I have to really tell someone to go away. / {C And } there's that sense of, I have now opened my door they now see what I look like, what I live like / [ {C and } nor-, + {C and } they're ] doing something that normally I really only invite,", "Okay. /", "people to. / {C Because } I, [ [ [ any, + anyone, ] + any friend, ] + anyone ] I give my number to is welcome to call me, / {C but } no one is just welcome to come by my house. / {C So } that is more of a sense of invasion. /", "{C So, } that's another example of the invasion because of the not so ... -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RIGHT TO PRIVACY", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT EVERYDAY OCCURRENCES THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDERS TO BE AN INTRUSION OF PRIVACY. 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Bring out pictures of them so they get to know them / {C and, } we just do all kinds of fun things like that / {C an. } -/", "Yeah, / we have family that's far away. / It sounds like you might too. /", "Yeah, / we do, / {C so } [ they, +", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } the only way they ] know their grandparents is by pictures. / {C And, } {F uh, } -/", "Right, / {C and } phone calls that's [ about, + <laughter> about ] it. /", "Yeah, / right / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } [ [ they, + we, ] + {D you know, } we ] go to the park / {C or } we go in the backyard and sit down / {C an, } -/", "[ That's wha-, + {D yeah, } that's what ] we mostly do, pretty simple things. /", "Yeah. /", "Especially since my youngest one is <sneezing>, {E excuse me, } only fourteen months. /", "Right. /", "[ She, + she's ] really getting to the age where she's playing,", "Uh-huh. /", "and likes to go places. /", "Yeah, / {C and } with, {D you know, } me being at home and just having the one income, {D you know, } you don't have, this lot of extra money [ to, + to ] do a lot of, {D you know, } extra things. /", "That's right. /", "{C So, } [ you, + you ] make more fun than, {D you know. } - / {D You know } the kids just think it's wonderful just maybe to go get an ice cream cone or,", "{F Oh } that's a big thrill for them. /", "{D yeah, } or, {F uh, } {D you know, } go get a bag of M and M's or something like that, / [ they, + they ] think that's a lot of fun. / {C So } [ we just, + we try ] to spend as much time as we can. / We, {D you know } - / [ our, + our ] whole weekends [ are divi-, + are devoted ] to our children except for we might go out, {D you know, } one evening or something, /", "Yeah. /", "{C but } during the day, {D you know, } it's all devoted to our kids / {C and } they come, go to church with us / {C and so. } -/", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "Yeah, / {C so. } -/", "[ Have, + {F um, } have ] you ever been to the Science, it's called the Science Place? /", "Yes, / yes, / that's what. -/", "[ We ju-, + we ] haven't lived here too long / {C and } we went there a couple of weeks ago / {C and, } {F uh, } <throat_clearing>. -/", "Uh-huh, / the kids thought that was wonderful. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / we, - / I guess there's Science Place One and Science Place Two. / We've only been in, I think it's Science Place Two. /", "[ I, is, + I'm ] not sure which one we went into, / it was about a year or so ago, when we went. /", "The one we went in had, {F uh, } - / the thing that sticks out most in my mind is [ that, + ] {D like } a kid's place area. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "[ That really seem, + they really seemed ] to go wild in there. /", "Yeah, / yeah / they had a lot of fun in there / {C and, } {F uh, } [ there's, + {F uh, } there's ] some petting, {D you know, } like, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / I think it's Owens Country Farms has a free petting, {D you know, } like a farm that you can go to / {C and } the kids can pet animals and stuff. /", "Where's that. /", "That's on Plano Road, / {F uh, } it's like in Richardson you go up Plano Road, / it's {D like } a little bit past Campbell and Plano Road <children_talking>. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C And } that's a lot of fun. /", "{F Oh } yeah. /", "They have tours going through there / {C and, } {F uh, } the kids think that was a lot of fun, too. /", "{F Oh, } that does sound like fun. / It's a little bit of a ways, /", "[ We take, + {D you know, } whenever we take ] them to Showbiz - / {C or } they think it's wonderful just to go to McDonald's, {D you know, } / they don't go for the food / they go for [ the, + ] to play around / {C and, }", "That's right. /", "There's another place in Mesquite called Monkey Business, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } it's a indoor fun park / {C and } it has a bunch of different rides for kids. /", "That's sounds fun too. /", "{C And } parents get in free / {C and } it's {D like, } during the week, / it's {D like } five dollars admission per child, all day. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] you said about Plano and Campbell is the petting, /", "The petting farm, / yeah. /", "<Throat_clearing> That sounds fun / I think maybe we'll try to do that. /", "Yeah, / yeah / {C and } the one in Mesquite is, {F uh, } Scyene exit. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } [ it's, + it's, ] {F uh, } - / the kids just had a wonderful time there, / [ they, + {D you know, } you ] just pay that admission, / {C and then } all [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] rides are free. / {D You know, } of course, they have all the little video games and, {D you know, } those little quarter rides, {D you know, } [ to, + ] and stuff like that / {C but, }", "Yeah. /", "they thought that was lot of fun. / You can have birthday parties there / {C an, } I think that was better than {D like } Showbiz Pizza cause there's more for them to do. /", "{C Because } they can just do, - / you don't have to have tokens for everything. /", "Yeah, / right. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } they had a lot of fun. /", "That does sound like fun. / {D Well } I've gotten some good ideas from you <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / [ I, + we ] try to do a lot of things as a family and, {D you know, } inexpensively as possible, / {C so. } -/", "Definitely. / {D Well, } I think, I don't know if we've done five minutes / {C but } I'm sure that will be good. /", "Yeah, / that will be good, / yeah. /", "It was good talking to you. /", "# {D Well } it was good talking to you. # /", "# I really appreciate your suggestions. # /", "{F Oh, } no problem. / {D Well, } take # care. # /", "# Okay, / # bye-bye, /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FAMILY LIFE", "prompt": "IF YOU HAVE CHILDRENY", "talk_day": "03/07/1991", "from_caller": 1176, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1959, "from_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED", "to_caller": 1107, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1961, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

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Those are two very active ages <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yes. / {C So, } yeah, / {F um, } [ I'm, + I'm ] like you / [ I, + I ] [ use my, + only use my ] credit card for, {F um, } {D you know, } when I, {D you know, } - / I just use it whenever I feel like I don't want to write a check, / [ {C and then, } + {C but } ] I don't charge anything that I can't payoff at the end of the month. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D So, } -/", "{D Well, } {F uh, } [ do you, + {F uh, } do you ] ever use the A T M machines? /", "No, / I never do. / My husband does at work just to get cash out, / {C but, } {F uh, } I take the checkbook / {C so } [ [ I, + {D you know, } I, ] just, + if I need cash, I just ] tell him / {C and } he gets it out / {C and } I don't even think I know my number <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } I find it a great use from the standpoint that you don't have to continue to write checks,", "Uh-huh. /", "in order to get cash. /", "That's right. / {D See } [ we, + he ] couldn't do without it, [ h-, + ] but, {D you know, } since he can just do it right there at work,", "# {F Oh, } that helps. # /", "# for nothing # . /", "Right. /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well } [ the, + the ] other thing some people are not aware of, is they will use [ their A, + their ] credit card like their Visa or their MasterCard for cash -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } when they do that, they begin paying interest right from that very day on. /", "You're right. / {C And } that's kind of silly. /", "Yeah right. / Absolutely. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because } [ they, +", "You're defeating the purpose. /", "they ] figure that, that's correct <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "The idea is to use their money <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } during that whole month and,", "Yeah. /", "then pay it at the end of the month. /", "Yeah, / {E I mean, } [ I get, + I get ] at least one or two a week.", "Uh-huh. /", "People, [ t-, + ] {D you know, } sending me a credit card or calling me on the phone [ and + ] I just say I don't want it. /", "Right. /", "{C Because } I, -/", "{D Well, } I think that's the only thing you can do, is just say no and mean no and,", "# Yeah. / It's like, #", "# not be tempted. # /", "I'd like to know where they determine that I'm such a good credit risk that they can go and say, you get this much credit line. {D You know. } /", "{D Well, } i-, -/", "You've already been preapproved. /", "{F oh, } absolutely, / preapproved. / That's their favorite word. /", "Yes. / Everybody in the country is preapproved, I think. /", "<Laughter> I think so, you're right. /", "{D So, } -/", "{D Well, } it's interesting, {F uh, } that, {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "people have [ the, + generally the ] same view.", "Uh-huh. /", "of credit cards,", "Yeah. /", "no matter where you go. /", "{C And, then, } some people they get so wrapped up in them that [ they find, + {D you know, } one day they find, ] wow, I didn't realize [ I had this much, +", "That much stuff. /", "{D you know, } I'd spent this much ] money. /", "Right. /", "{C And, then } they can't meet the minimum monthly payments on it. /", "{D Well, } {C and } some people use one credit card to pay for another credit card they own, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } {E I mean, } that does nothing, but exacerbate the entire problem. /", "Yeah, / it does because [ [ [ you're, + {D you know, } you, ] + you're, ] + {D you know, } you're ] just [ co-, + costing ] yourself more money because [ you, + if you ] can't make the monthly, [ the + ] minimum payment, you're paying interest,", "That's right. /", "again / {C so, } -/", "That's right. /", "Yeah / {C so, } -/", "{D Well } it's been enjoyable talking with you. /", "Yeah. / It's enjoyable [ talking with, + seeing ] that somebody feels the same way, / {C so, } {D well, } -/", "Right. / {D Well } take good care. / Take care of your little ones. /", "[ You, + you ] too. / Good luck. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Bye-bye. /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CREDIT CARD USE", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS CREDIT CARDS. 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thing I found out tonight <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } you found that out tonight? /", "Yeah. /", "I haven't even heard that, / that's great. / I think he deserves every penny of it. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } there are some others out there that I don't believe deserve the money they're getting. /", "{D Well, } isn't it funny how baseball's getting less than {D like } football players would. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Wonder because football, -/", "{C And } [ they play a lot, + they play a lot ] longer season, too. /", "{C And } a lot more games, right? /", "Yeah, / that's exactly right. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } I think, let's see, / the teams that were there last year were, <<pause>> {D see, } somebody from California, / I don't even know who won the pennant last year. /", "Beats me. / {E I mean, } I know Yankees have won a lot games <laughter>.", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "through the years. /", "Not lately though <laughter>. /", "We have been talking about this, / I tried to call earlier, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } we had made a list of all these, {F uh, } baseball teams and the cities that they were from, (( )) / then I started cleaning / {C and } I don't even know where I even put that paper <laughter>. /", "Threw it away <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / I was just cleaning and throwing, /", "{F Oh, } gosh. / Let's see. / The teams that, - / I think the A's were in it last year. / The Oakland A's, and [ I think it was, + I don't think it was ] an all California baseball. /", "<Breathing> {D Well, } have you ever played baseball? /", "I played softball. /", "{D Well, } that's what I did when I was growing up. /", "Yeah. /", "That was fun. /", "Yeah, / that's fun <laughter>. / That's a whole different sport. /", "Uh-huh. <<Music in background.>> /", "Yeah, / let's see, / {C but } [ I think, + I think ] the Rangers need to go / {C and } I think the Pirates will go. / {C And, } {F uh, } let's see, / <<pause>> Rangers have got a new guy this year, / I don't even remember his name either. /", "Do you ever go see the Rangers? /", "Every once in a while [ I, + I ] like to go on the nights when there's [ not anybody out there, + not very many people out there. ] / It's a lot more fun when your not fighting a crowd. /", "Yeah. / I think it's fun, / I like just looking at the billboards. /", "Yeah. / B-, - / sometimes [ when I, + if you ] go out there during the day, you just fry under the sun. /", "Yeah, / it's nice at night. /", "Yeah. /", "That's when I've been. /", "It is. -/", "{D Well, } -/", "{C And } do you know anything about that new stadium, / have you seen all those pictures that they're going to put out there? /", "No. /", "Yeah, / [ that, + that ] huge - / it's suppose to be a huge stadium / {C and } it's going to have little shopping centers in it and [ little + ] like a lake or something running through it. / {C And, } {F uh, } they're going to try to make it a real community center out there. / Cou-, -/", "{C And } your going to be able to buy your, - / what was, {D no, } wait (( )) about the liquor? -/", "[ That's, + that's ] in, {F uh, } Texas stadium where the football players,", "{F Oh, } yeah, / {C so } you, -/", "play / {C and } they're never going to let liquor in there. /", "{D Well, } they're trying. /", "I know, / {C but } they try every year / {C and } every year they get thrown out. / It's so stupid because they let you take it in there, / {C but } [ [ they don't, + they don't allow you to sell it, ] + don't allow them to sell it ] there. /", "Uh-huh <noise>. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } that new stadium's going to be real nice, / {C and } I heard [ that there's, + {F uh, } that you ] can bid on that stadium / last night on the news I heard that they said [ you could, + you could ] bid on the stadium to have it named after you, / {C so. } -/", "Uh-huh, / right. /", "{C And } it's going to go to the highest bidder <laughter>. /", "{F Oh } <breathing>. {D Well, } that's the way to do it. /", "Yeah, / {C so } that could be your, {D you know, } fifteen minutes of fame. /", "You hear that? <noise>. / That's my kids turning on their music. / (( )) .", "Oh. /", "<<Speaks to child in the background>> (( Holly )) turn it down. / I think it's the Bart man, the Simpsons <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } God <laughter>. I stay away from them. /", "I wish I could <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> I bet you do. /", "{D Well, } where are you? /", "In Plano. /", "Okay, / I'm in Garland. /", "{F Oh, } you are? /", "Yeah, / [ my h-, + my husband ] teaches in Plano. /", "{F Oh, } what's he teach? /", "C V A E. /", "Uh-huh. / {D So, } what do you do? /", "I teach, / {C but } I teach for Dallas. /", "{F Oh, } you do? /", "For right now. / I'm trying to get out. / <<Background noises and voices.>>", "Is that a tough system to be in? /", "Uh-huh. /", "Real hard? /", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah, / I would think it, /", "{E I mean } it's good because [ they, + they ] try new things, {D you know, } / {C but } it's like, they'll try something / {C and then } they throw it out, and get something else, {D you know, } /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } you get tired of that. /", "That's typical bureaucracy though. /", "<Breathing>.", "[ [ That's, + that's, ] + I think it's ] going to be any where you go / it's just worse in the bigger cities than it is in the smaller ones, /", "Yeah. /", "I don't know, / sometimes the smaller ones are just as bad. /", "{D Well, } {C but } they can't be though, / they don't have as much money. /", "Yeah, /", "Most of the time. /", "{C but } [ the politics, + the politics ] gets worse in the small towns sometimes. /", "{F Oh } {D man, } in Dallas you don't even know who's [ in, + in ] administration, / there's so many of them <laughter>. /", "You don't even know who to payoff, {F huh? } <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {E I mean, } somebody walks in [ the, + a ] classroom / {C and } you don't know what they're there for, {D you know, } when they're coming, how long they're going to be, /", "Yeah, / {F oh, } how funny. /", "{D you know, } it's just (( )) there they are / {C and } they're writing the whole time <throat_clearing>. /", "No communication whatsoever. /", "No. / I had them walk out of my class and not say their name anything, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } I finally just got to where I go, okay, I'm Debbie Moore, {D you know, } may I ask who you are and what you are in my classroom for, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because, } {D you know, } you never know where they are going what they'll report / {C or, } -/", "I know. /", "<Cough> {C and } they'll tell you they've written something down, / {C and } you hope they're telling you <laughter> the truth. /", "{C And } you never see it. /", "No <laughter>, / huh-uh. /", "That's got to be frustrating. /", "{F Oh, } it is. /", "How long you [ taught, + taught ] in Dallas schools? /", "{F Uh, } this is my eleventh year. /", "{F Ugh, } that's about, {F uh, } ten too many. /", "<Laughter> No, / actually it's, - / now my job's good,", "Yeah. /", "much better than a lot,", "Uh-huh. /", "because I'm Chapter One, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } all I do is teach reading all day long, /", "Oh. /", "{C and } it's just ten children at a time. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } that's not bad. /", "No. / It's good, / {C and } you've got a lot of federal money, too. /", "{C But } hasn't it changed a lot over the years? /", "Teaching? <noise>. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Oh, } yes. /", "{C Or } working in the system. /", "Yes, / when I first started teaching, I remember I went to my (( )) - / {C and } I said, {D okay, } I want to see a curriculum guide, {D you know, } / {C so } I'll know what I'm suppose to teach / {C and } they go, we don't have one. / We don't even know where one is. /", "{F Oh, } God <laughter>. /", "{C And so } I go, okay, {E I mean, } you just, [ you + ] did <laughter>, what you wanted to do, /", "How funny. /", "<Throat_clearing> {C and } now they tell you what to teach and how long and, {D you know, } what day,", "Yeah, / [ you don't know which is, +", "what period. /", "you don't know, which is ] worse. /", "Yeah. / No, / I know which is worse. /", "Yeah, / I guess so. / Yeah, / being told what to do is worse. /", "<Throat_clearing> Uh-huh. /", "{D So, } how long are we suppose to talk for? /", "{D Well, } you can talk for ten minutes / {C but } you don't have to. /", "{F Oh, } you can? /", "Yeah, / {C and } no, / if you talk to ten then they come [ ov-, + on ] and say, {F oh, } you've extended your limit, / {C and } please say good-bye within the next five seconds. /", "{F Oh, } I haven't ever talked that long. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } I hadn't either till last night, I was talking to this retired administrator from Cleveland, Ohio, /", "(( Uh-huh )) . /", "{C and } we started talking about gangs, {D you know. } /", "He lives in Cleveland? /", "Yeah. /", "Wow. /", "{C And, } <throat_clearing> everybody else that I've talked to has been right around here. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } she was real interesting. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And then } tonight this woman called, / have you taken any incoming calls? /", "[ Th-, + yours ] is my second one. /", "Okay. / {C So } hers was the first one I [ got, + gotten ] / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] she was telling me all her problems, {D you know, } /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } it went over ten minutes. /", "[ [ Did she, + did she, ] + did you ] all not talk about the topic at all? /", "{D Well, } yeah, / we did, / {C but } the topic was boring I thought. /", "Oh. /", "What would you serve, {F uh, } if you were having a dinner party? /", "{F Oh, } gosh, (( )) all the other, - / the one I talked about the other night was good, / it was, {F um, } about movies, {D you know, } what have you seen at the movies lately and stuff like that. /", "{F Oh } yeah, / I could go on and on about that. /", "Me, too, because we go all the time, / the guy I was talking to never goes, / he was, boy it sounds like your really up on this. / I said, I see at least two a week <laughter>. /", "{D Ugh, } neat. /", "{C So, } that was real good to talk about that. / Have you seen {D like, } {F uh, } SILENCE OF THE LAMBS? /", "No. /", "You've got to go see that. /", "The last one I saw was DANCES [ OF THE, + ] WITH THE [ WOLVES, + (( )) WOLVES. ] /", "Yeah, / we talked about that one too. / {C And } [ he, + he ] said he didn't think it should have gotten all those awards, he thought it was too long / {C but } I, -/", "{F Oh, } I enjoyed it. /", "I did, too. /", "{E I mean, } it was just more for my money. /", "Yeah. / I didn't think it was too long at all. / {F Uh, } he said after about the first hour he started looking at his watch. /", "{F Huh. } /", "The other one you need to go see is SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } how old are your kids? /", "One is eight / {C and } one is eleven. /", "You probably don't want to take them to see SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. / [ [ It's, + it's ] not, + it's not ] too cool for kids. /", "They usually pick their own. /", "I bet they do. /", "{D You know, } they've got it all figured out. /", "Yeah, / they want to see all the horror movies. /", "{D Well, } and Ninja Turtles. /", "Yeah, / Ninja Turtles, got to have those. /", "{C But } most of the time really we watch them on the video. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / you brin-, - / that's, -/", "Don't you? / Just massive rental. /", "{D well } heck, that's a lot cheaper then, {F uh, }", "Going to, -/", "taking them out to the show. /", "I know. /", "Especially if you get them for a couple of nights you don't have to watch them all in [ one ni-, + one ] time. /", "That's what we do, especially when it's bad weather, man, just,", "Yeah. /", "plug it in. /", "Of course, you have to get there early if you want to get anything,", "I know <<Voice in background>>. /", "decent. /", "It's good when you go to Tom Thumb though / {C and } they're cheap / {C and } nobody has got them yet. /", "That's true. /", "Unbelievable <sniffing>. / <<Background music gets even louder.>>", "That's true. / We saw, {F um, } HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS, tonight. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It was okay, / it was kind of slow, / {C and } I felt like it kind of got chopped off at the end, {D you know. } / [ It just, + it, ] - / I don't know, / [ it + one of those movies it's ] not going to be around long, / it will be a dollar movie in no time. /", "Do you read? /", "Not very much, / no. /", "No? /", "I don't have the patience to read <laughter>. /", "{D See } I do that to make myself go to sleep at night. /", "Yeah. / {F Oh, } my Mom and Dad read all the time. /", "You saw FIELD OF DREAMS, right, a long time ago? /", "Yeah, / sure did. /", "{D Well, } I was reading the book, / {C and } it's called SHOELESS JOE. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "It was so wonderful. / {C And then } [ I was, + {F um, } I decided, ] {D well, } I like this author, / {C so } I got a, {F uh, } book of his short stories, / {C and } that's been real good. /", "Who [ is the, + is the ] author? /", "[ Don't, + don't ] ask me <laughter>. /", "Oh <laughter>. /", "The GHOST OF SHOELESS JOE was the name of the book. /", "Shoeless Joe. / Was it like the movie? /", "Yes, /", "Okay. /", "[ quite a, + quite a ] bit. / {C But, } {D you know, } in the movie the guy was black, /", "Right. /", "he wasn't in the book, /", "{F Huh. } /", "that's one difference. / There really wasn't a lot of difference. /", "I didn't, / {D see } I never even heard that there was a book tied in with that movie. / That's interesting. / That was a good movie, too. /", "{D Well, } do you think we covered baseball? /", "I think so <laughter>. /", "Okay, / {D well, } have a good night. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BASEBALL", "prompt": "FIND OUT THE OTHER CALLER'S FAVORITE PRO BASEBALL TEAM AND WHERE IT'S HEADED THIS YEAR. 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/", "{C And } here in Houston, as well as just about any big city anywhere across this country, - / {C and } [ [ here, + here, ] + here ] you go, / here you, - / this will be border line N R A which I am not a member of. /", "Okay. / Okay. /", "When [ you, + {E I mean, } you've ] heard [ the, + the ] slogan, {F um, } if you outlaw guns then only out laws will have guns. /", "Uh-huh. / That applies to anything as well as guns. / (( )) a gun. -/", "{D Well, } [ you, + you've ] got, - / {D well, } any of the big cities you've got the different rival gangs / {C and } they're having their little turf wars over their little drug kingdoms and such, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } they get out their little Mac tens, / they get out their little uzis / {C and } they're going to fight with them. / {C And } it doesn't matter what restrictions you put on that type of weapon or a class three firearm. / If they want it they'll get it. / I don't care [ if, + if ] they've got to go down into New Mexico to get it / they'll get it / {C and } they'll get across the border. / {D Now } my position, although, I have absolutely no use for a fully automatic weapon,", "Uh-huh. /", "anyway. / Since I am a law-abiding citizen and I have never had a felony, if I wanted to buy one, I don't think there should be that big of a restriction on it. / If they want to run a background check on me, fine. / If they want to put a seven day waiting period, fine, again. /", "Uh-huh. /", "If they [ want, + want ] me to present a letter from my county sheriff saying that I've got his permission to have an automatic weapon in his county, that's fine too. /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. / What I don't gets dangerous in terms of civil liberties because pretty soon [ it's + <laughter> it ] wouldn't, - / you don't want to have someone making a personal trust in that way, I would hope. {E I mean, } because {E I mean } someone - / the personal sheriff [ doesn't like + doesn't ] get to have a gun / {C and } someone the personal sheriff, -/", "{D Well, } -/", "(( )) ,", "[ the only, + {D well, } the criteria ] the sheriff would have to follow [ has, + is ] this guy a convicted felon? {F Uh, } / is he a habitual trouble maker? / Are we picking him up every Saturday,", "Yeah. /", "for a drunk and disorderly / {C and } if he had an automatic weapon could he really be raising some problems. / {D You know, } just proving that you're a basically a good citizen. -/", "{C But } [ if you're not a, + if you're not a ] basically good citizen, - / you just told me that you're going to get one of those guns anyway. /", "[ If, + if ] they want the firepower they can get it. /", "{C So } why hav-, -/", "because it doesn't matter how restrictive your border control points are / they'll get it across the border one way or the other. /", "{C So } why have any restrictions at all? /", "{F Uh, } okay. / Let-, - / go back to that one to ten scale where one,", "<Laughter>.", "being,", "<Laughter>.", "full gun control,", "Uh-huh. /", "ten being none. /", "Yeah. /", "I'd said about an eight. /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. / {D Well, } we [ can + could ] be, -/", "I said the restrictions I would like to see [ on, + for ] anybody, whether it being for handgun, a rifle, a shotgun, - / I would like to see them go through either, / I'd like to see a law enforcement agency, not N R A, / {C but } whether it be [ the, + your ] state police or your county police for you to be able purchase a handgun. / You got to go through their course and get certified that you know how to properly handle the weapon, how to safely handle the weapon, how to properly maintain it, the three basics. /", "{D Well, } that makes a lot of since to me. / {E I mean, } I certainly feel that [ if, + if, ] we may disagree on when someone should own a fire arm / {C but, } {F uh, } I certainly agree that if someone owns a fire arm that have as much responsibility to know how do, use it safely as someone learns how to drive, if not more so. /", "{D Well, } the han-, - / in the hands of the wrong person the car can be just as deadly as the weapon,", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "[ as a, + as a ] pistol. /", "{D Well, } I have a bicycle <laughter> / {C and } that scares me too to tell you the truth <laughter> because I've been run off the road and all sorts of things. / {D Well, } [ I'm still, + I'm still ] puzzled though, what is the argument, / how does the argument work [ if, + {F uh, } if ] the bad guys are going to have guns anyway. / What's the point of putting a restrictio-, / basically, the restrictions are just to penalize the good guys because the bad guys are going to get the guns anyway / they're not going to take those courses. / [ Is it, + {F uh, } is it ] a way of raising the prices of illegal guns? /", "{D Well } there's, -/", "If it's not going to cut the supply of illegal guns it must going to at least raise the prices / does that, {F uh, } mean advantage? /", "{F Uh, } not necessarily a price thing. / What is happening at least in this state - / {C and } I expect to see it in other states very soon, / legislation been introduced [ as + ] that, if a citizen of the state, being,", "Uh-huh. /", "myself, has not committed a felony and has completed a certified weapons course, I can carry a weapon on me at all times concealed or uncon-, unconcealed. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Okay. / [ [ You, + you're, ] + you're ] from California, right? /", "Uh-huh. /", "L A area? /", "{F Uh, } no. / Bay area. / San Francisco,", "Okay. /", "Bay area. /", "Okay. / You've been to the city? /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } all these people come around, / someone attempts to mug me I would ju-, - / I would, - / as it stands now if he pulls a blade on me we're equally matched because I can meet him blade for blade. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Now } if this legislation comes through, / he pull-, - / I'm out with my family -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- we've gone shopping, / we're fixing to get in the car, / this guy comes up, / he pulls a blade on me. / I can pull a gun on him now. / [ When you're, + {C and } when you're ] looking down the barrel of a hand cannon things change real quick. /", "What if you're looking down the barrel of a hand cannon? /", "Then it's still equally matched. / [ Having, +", "I, -/", "having ] spent time in combat [ I feel, +", "Yeah. /", "I feel ] it before they'll get the gun on me. /", "{D Well, } -/", "If I'm,", "[ I'm, + I'm ] sure, /", "(( )) at the same,", "I'm sure [ given all, +", "time. -/", "given all ] your training I'm sure that, {D you know, } you'd, - / <laughter> if I walk into a bad neighborhood I'm sure I'd want to walk through with you because I'm sure you have [ [ good, + {D you know, } fa-, ] + far ] above the average instinct for how to use guns and how to use them effectively and everything. / {F Um, } I'm, quite concerned that if you let everyone - / [ hasn't yet used a gun in a, + [ haven't, + hasn't ] yet committed a felony, ] - / if you let them all walk around carrying guns - / in this sort of wild west scenario, you're going to get an awful lot of people shooting guns pretty quickly just given human nature. / You're going to start getting a lot of gunfire. / [ It's, + it's ] hard for me to imagine that [ a, + a ] situation of, {D you know, } - / take it to a logical extreme, / if everyone walking around carrying a guns you're not going to have an increase in gunfire. /", "[ I, + {D actually } it's ] no-, - / it's more of a police action in itself, / the fact that everybody is packing a piece is a deterrence for someone saying, {D well, } I'm going to mug this guy right here / {C but } hey, he's carrying just as much firepower as I can. / {C And } if they're sca-, if you got to go through a certification course to get [ where, + to where ] you can carry it in public,", "Uh-huh. /", "then this individual also knows this guy's pretty good with it. / {D Now } whether this person is made the moral decision whether he can take another human life or not,", "Uh-huh. /", "that's another trip, /", "Uh-huh /", "{C but. } -/", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. /", "In defense of myself, defense of my family or defense of my friends I can blow somebody a way in a heart beat.", "Uh-huh. /", "[ Even, + even ] more so when it comes to [ my, + my ] wife and son. /", "Yeah, /", "[ Anybody, +", "I know, /", "anybody ] tries to hurt them I won't even blink, /", "No. / [ I, + I ] understand that. / [ What if, + {F uh, } what if ] you think someone's trying to hurt them and you make a mistake? /", "[ This, + this ] is where the question of gun control comes in. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } {F uh, } [ that, +", "What,", "that ] was the topic. /", "I consider gun control is being able to hit my target with the first shot. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Say a person, {F uh, } {F uh, } get, - / all of a sudden my combat in me goes up / {C and } say I've got the vibes, this guy's fixing to do something, / I go ahead and pull my piece. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I make sure this persons sees it so that he's got now doubt that I will use it on him / {C and } I will use it right then. /", "Uh-huh. /", "If he doesn't back up at that point he deserves what he gets because I have sent the clearest signal you mess with me, you mess with my family, I'm going to dust you. / As it stands now I've got to do that with a blade. / {C And } the only reason I feel [ [ [ confid-, + com-, ] + com-, ] + comfortable ] doing that is because of the training I've had. /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. / {D Well } [ as, + as ] someone who [ would, + would ] possibly be in the role of an independent bystander, I feel more comfortable with people having blades because, {F uh, } you're not going to get <breathing> bullets flying around killing people instantly / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "{D Well, } if I'm the one doing the shooting I don't miss. / That's the kind of training I've had. / {E I mean } ... -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GUN CONTROL", "prompt": "DISCUSS GUN CONTROL. 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<laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } I bet. /", "{C Because } we have just been looking all over for him. / We've been to the pound, / we've been to the humane society, / we've been to the adoption center, / we've just been all over the neighborhood, / we've been calling neighbors <laughter>. / {C So } this is just really strange <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } I guess so. / Have you lost him before? /", "No, / this is the first time. / {F Um, } he's gotten out before, / {C but } he's always stayed right here --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } / he's never gone away. / {C And so } this is just really strange, {D you know } because, -/", "What kind of a dog is he? /", "{F Um, } he's part golden Lab and part, {F uh, } <lipsmack>, let's see, Alaskan, no, not Alaskan. / I always forget <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } Australian shepherd. /", "Oh, / boy, he's a big one. /", "he's pretty big. / That's why it really surprises me, {D you know, } that he hasn't come back, because, <breathing> like I said, he's never gone away like this before, / {C and, } <breathing> I would think, {D you know, } [ he might, + {E I mean, } he might ] could get hurt by a car or something. / I don't know that he could really get killed that easily because he is so big. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } {C but, } <breathing> I don't know <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } I hope he comes back, / that's too bad. /", "Thanks, / I do, too <laughter>. /", "How long have you had him? /", "{F Oh, } about two years. / {C So, } he's <breathing>, -/", "{F Oh, } that's tough. /", "Yeah, / <breathing> it's really, - / gosh, <laughter> anyway, -/", "Yeah, / you get very attached to animals, don't you? /", "[ That, + isn't that ] funny how we do? /", "Yeah. /", "{E I mean, } we just really, -/", "{D Well, } {D you know, } they're always there for you / {C and } they don't talk back to you <laughter>. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } <breathing> it's kind of pleasant. /", "{D Well, } they're companions, /", "Yeah, / sure, / sure. /", "{D Well, } do you have any? /", "Yes, / we have a dog, a little white Lhasa. / {C And } her name is Angel. / {C And } we have a cat, [ who, + ] a white cat. [ He's, + he's ] just a Tabby, just a, - / {C and } his name is Dominique. / We call him Neek. /", "{F Um, } <laughter>. /", "{C But, } -/", "How do they get along together? /", "Pretty good. / {F Uh, } [ we've, + we ] had [ the, + the ] dog first, / {C and, } {F uh, } she's kind of a wimp / [ {C and, } +", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } ] the cat kind of rules, / {C but, } {F uh, } she likes him all right. / [ He, + we ] had another cat about two years ago. / It got [ leukemia, <noise> + feline leukemia -- ]", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C so } we had to have it put to sleep, / {C and, {F uh, } then } we got this new cat, / {C so, } {F uh. } I have two children / {C and } they really enjoy the animals. / {C And then } my mother who's very elderly lives with us, / {C and } she's really good friends with the dog. / They're very,", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "good buddies. /", "<Breathing> That's what are so neat about animals, / {E I mean, } [ [ they are, + {D you know, } like I said, they're, ] + they're ] really companions, {D you know, } / {C and } they're friends,", "That's right. /", "<Noise> {D you know. } / {E I mean, } [ they, + you ] can love them all you want / {C and } they love you right back / {C and } they don't <laughter>, -/", "That's right. / They don't care what you look like,", "No. /", "or what you act like, /", "<Laughter>.", "They just love you, unconditionally. /", "I know. /", "It's wonderful. /", "It's just so neat. {D You know, } / it's, - / that's, - / I don't know <laughter>, / this is just so hard. /", "{F Oh, } I know it has to be. /", "[ It's just, + it's like ] I said, we've had him for two years / {C and } he's never, - / {E I mean, } [ he's, + he's ] gotten out, / {C but } he's always been right there. / He's never been gone for, at all -- /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } he's just always been right there when he gets out. /", "Oh. /", "{D You know, } it's the first time he's ever been gone like this <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } that's really too bad, / that's awful, {D well, } /", "{F Uh, } <breathing> [ I, + <lipsmack> I ] just knew today, {F uh, } {D you know, } that we looked at the pound, and that we just went all over the place, / {C and } I knew we were going to find him, {D you know, } / {C and } when we didn't it was, like, {F oh, } no, <laughter>. / {C So } <lipsmack> I don't know. /", "{D Well, } [ [ I, + I'll, ] + I ] hope you'll find him. / You most likely will. /", "Yeah, / we keep, {D you know, } - / they told us {D like } at the Humane Society and the adoption center, {D you know, } don't give up hope, {D you know, } <breathing> /", "{D Well, } have you put any posters up or anything like that? /", "We were talking about that tonight since, {D you know, } [ [ he, + we just, ] + he just ] got out yesterday / we were just talking about that whether - / [ we, + we ] were trying to find some pictures of him recently. / We've got so many when he was a puppy <breathing> <laughter>, /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "{D you know, } {C but } we just don't have a whole lot. / We have him on film, {D you know, } on the video camera <laughter>. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / yeah. /", "{D You know, } {C but } you can't put that on the <laughter>, -/", "No, / you sure can't. /", "{D you know, } [ {C so } + <laughter>,", "{F Oh, } dear. /", "{C So, } ] I don't know, / [ I, + we ] [ will probably + will ] put [ some things up. + Some posters and stuff up ] <lipsmack>. /", "{D Well, } that's good. /", "{C And } hopefully that will help, {D you know, } maybe around the neighborhood. / {C But, } <breathing> we know a lot of people that live in this neighborhood, / {C so } that helps, too, {D you know, } if they can keep, -/", "They can keep their eyes open, / yeah. /", "yeah, / {C so, } <lipsmack>. -/", "That will help. / {D Well, } -/", "I think that if somebody else picks him up, - / I think that, {F uh, } if he gets out he'll come back. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know. } I really do, because he knows exactly where he lives, / {C so } - / <breathing>,", "Yeah, / yeah / he will. / I bet he does. /", "<Lipsmack>.", "I know, that it's hard on you. / I know that I'd be worried, too. /", "<Breathing> I know. / [ It's just like, + [ it's, + it's ] just ] so ironic that this would happen <laughter> / {C and } I would get [ this, + this ] kind of a call <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / isn't it, though? /", "I know, /", "That's, -/", "it's very strange / {C but, } -/", "{D You know, } I know sometimes our cat [ will, + will ] stay out all night, <noise> / {C and } when he's not right at the door in the morning I really worry that something's happened to him, that [ somebody, + he's ] got in a fight or, {D you know, } somebody's hit him / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] {F uh, } if he doesn't come by mid morning, then I really get scared. / {C But } he's always come back eventually / {C so, } -/", "{D Well, } that's good. / That's one thing about cats though, / they're so small <breathing> -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {D you know, } they can get hurt a lot easier. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } they can get hurt a lot easier,", "Yeah, /", "{D you know, } /", "they can. /", "{C so } that would make you really,", "Yeah. /", "tend to worry about them <laughter>, {D you know, } if they're not right there / <breathing>.", "Yeah. / {D Well, } {C but } he's a real feisty guy. / He fights with other cats in the neighborhood because he doesn't want them on our property. /", "Is that right? /", "He's, - / cats are really almost more territorial [ than, + than ] dogs are. / They just really do not want other animals on their property. / They're [ very, + very ] - / <breathing>, [ he, + he ] just - / any cat that comes near, and even a dog [ he won't, + he won't ] jump at them or anything, / {C but } he'll sit / {C and } he'll watch, / {C and, } I think maybe he would if it came real close, / {C but } he's very protective of our property. /", "Huh. / That's really, - / [ I, + I ] guess I really don't know cats that well because my mother never liked them, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C so } I never had them growing up, /", "Yeah. /", "{C so, } {D you know, } I never really had them around me, <breathing> {D you know, } / {C so } I've never owned one <laughter>, {D you know, } since I, -/", "{D Well, } they're really a lot different than dogs because [ they're not, + they're very ] independent, / {C and } [ they're very, + he's very ] affectionate when he wants to be, / {C but } if you want him to be and he doesn't want to be, [ he'll just, + he'll, ] {D you know } either scratch you or run away. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C But } when he wants to be, {F uh, } he's really affectionate. / He likes to lay next to you and have you scratch his head [ [ and, + and, ] + and ] snuggle up to you, / [ {C and, } + {C but } ] if he's not in the mood, you'd better stay away from him. /", "{F Huh } <laughter>. /", "{C But, } dogs seem to be always in the mood. / They're always, {D you know, } right there, and [ like, + like ] you to pet them and loving. /", "Yeah, / that's true <laughter>. / [ I, + I ] like the way they come up / {C and } [ they'll, + they'll ] put their head underneath your hand, {D you know. } /", "Yeah, / yeah, {F oh. } /", "<Laughter> that, - / {C and, } {F uh, } most dogs do that. / {E I mean, } -/", "Yeah, / they do. /", "I don't know any that really don't. / {E I mean, } {D you know, } they know exactly how to get that attention, {D you know, } /", "They sure do. /", "they just, {D you know, } come up, / {C and } they put your, {D you know } -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- {C or } they'll rub [ their, + their ] head against you, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "{D Now, } do you keep him indoors most of the time other than to go outs-, /", "{D Well, } no. / {D Well, } {D well, } he's outside during the day / {C and then } we get home at night we do bring him in. /", "You have a fenced yard or, -/", "Uh-huh, /", "Uh-huh. /", "yeah. / The backyard, it's really big, too, for him to run in and stuff. / That's why we couldn't understand why he would want to get out <laughter>,", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } because he's had all this room to run in, / [ {C and, } + <breathing> {C but, } ] -/", "{D Well, } how did he get out? /", "He dug a hole under the fence. /", "{F Oh, } boy. /", "{D Well, } {D see, } [ he did, + he did ] it a couple weeks ago, dug a hole, / {C and, } {D you know, } [ we, + we ] filled it back up --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- put him back in there. / He did it again <laughter> -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } we chained him up -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } {C but } we really didn't want to keep him chained up because, {D you know, } we feel like that's just too restricting for him. /", "Right, / right. /", "{C So, } {F uh, } [ we got, + [ we, + we ] put ] dirt in the hole and then put some chicken wire around it, {D you know, } so that he couldn't get out. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } he kind of ripped through the chicken wire <breathing>. /", "Oh. /", "{C So } I can't, - / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] just have not, - / I don't understand, {D you know, } because it's, like, he's got a good home, {D you know, } / he's got, - / {E I mean, } we have two kids, {D you know, } that just love him a lot, /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{D You know, } it's like we can't understand why he kept wanting to get out, {D you know, } / we just couldn't, -/", "{D Well, } you know, that, animals are like that. / They like to roam and investigate.", "Yeah <breathing>. / I guess that's, -/", "And see what's going on. /", "Yeah, / I guess that's probably true. / I don't think it's anything we did <laughter>. /", "No. /", "Least I hope not <laughter>. /", "No. / I'm sure that, {D yeah, } -/", "No, / [ I, + I ] know, / {E I mean } [ he's always, + {D you know, } <lipsmack> he really ] does have a good home. / I think that's what really bothers me the most about it <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } it's like, -/", "How are your kids handling it? /", "{D Well, } <breathing> <lipsmack> I don't know if it's quite [ hit him, + hit them. ] /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Laughter> I have two girls, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } [ they, + they ] just been real, {F uh, } <breathing> - / I don't know, / at first, {D you know, } they seemed to be upset, / {C but } now it's like, {F uh, } {D well } if he doesn't come home, can we get another dog <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> yeah, / that sounds like kids. /", "<Laughter>. It's like, <laughter>, wait a minute <laughter>, {D you know, } <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Oh. /", "<Laughter> poor Buddy, {D you know. } / <laughter> I said, he's only been gone a day / {C and } you already want to replace him <breathing>. /", "What's his name, / did you call? /", "Buddy. /", "Buddy? /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ We, + that's ] was our cat's name [ [ that, + that, ] + that ] died. /", "Is that right <laughter>? /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / [ We named him, + {F uh, } we named him ] Buddy after, {F uh, } Buddy Bell, {F uh, } the Ranger baseball player that used to be here. /", "Oh <laughter>. /", "{C And } we used to, - / we were really into that when we got him going to the Ranger games, / {C and } we named him Buddy Beaner for some reason. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But, } Buddy after Buddy Bell, / {C so, } -/", "That's funny. /", "{C But, } [ he was, + he was ] a good cat, too. / We miss him a lot, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } [ I, + I ] feel real guilty because <breathing> we had him, {D like, } for six years / {C and } one year I forgot to get him his leukemia booster / {C and } he got it. /", "<Lipsmack> Oh. /", "{C And } I just felt so bad, / [ I, + it's ] real contagious / {C and } it's, - / {C and } the vet <noise> said it runs rampant in this area <breathing>, /", "I didn't know that. /", "{C and } if they don't have their booster, <breathing> any kind of saliva or anything from another cat, if they get in a fight it automatically, {D like, } - / they get it if the other cat has it / {C so, } -/", "[ I had, + I had ] no idea. /", "Oh. /", "I did not know that. /", "Oh. / It was, - / I just felt terrible. / I knew something was wrong with him because his appetite was, - / he was just getting real skinny. <<voices fade out.>> /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "PETS", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT KIND OF PETS THE OTHER CALLER HAS", "talk_day": "04/23/1991", "from_caller": 1093, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1960, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1251, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1945, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

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every day, / {C but } [ I've kind of, + in ninety-one I've kind of ] gone down hill. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } I'm not doing it as much as I need to, / {C but } [ I, + I ] can tell you when I [ do + do ] it on a regular basis I feel so much better --", "I agree <laughter>. /", "-- and so much healthier. / {C But } it's just to get motivated to do it, / {C and } once I get started, [ [ and, + and, ] + ] [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] ca-, + I do ] it every night. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's just to get, {F uh, } [ motiv-, + motivated ] again, / {C and } what happened about couple of weeks ago I started again. / {C And } I was walking, / {C and } it got kind of dark. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I was by myself, / {C and } there was this fellow in this truck that kept circling the block. /", "{F Ooh. } /", "{C And, so } [ I, + I ] kind of got frightened, / {C and } I kind of use that as an excuse. / All I have to do,", "<Laughter>.", "is start earlier, <laughter> / {C but. } -/", "Right. /", "I haven't walked since, / {C so. } -/", "It's always easy to find an excuse not to exercise. / I know what you mean. /", "Yeah, / it sure is. / It sure is. / How about you? / Do you exercise on a regular basis? /", "{F Um, } {D well, } I try to. / {F Um, } I started at the beginning of this year, / I decided all right, I'm going to start exercising again, / I'm going to be real good, / {C and } I went through the T I fitness center and registered for the, {F uh, } aerobics classes there. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } they run for two months at a time. / {C And } [ you have to, + you do have to ] pay to take them. / {C And } [ I took, + I signed ] up for one that was three nights a week, an hour and a half, / {C so } that was four and a half hours a week. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } it cost sixty dollars, / {C and } I thought, okay, that's not cheap, / that'll encourage me to always go since I spent that much money. /", "Right. /", "{C And } I had a friend of mine going, / {C so } I was real good, / I only missed it about three times. / {C And then, } {F oh, } March came around, / {C and } I signed up again, / {C and } I got, {F uh, } caught up with a class I was taking at T I, / {C and then } I was having to work some real late hours to get caught with my work after I got out of class. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } I went to Colorado Springs the next week to do some training at the T I up there. / {C And so } that was two weeks I had missed, / {C and, } boy, I tell you what, I've been terrible ever since then. /", "Yeah, / it's once you get out of that habit --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ you just don't, + you don't ] get back into it. / {C Because } I teach school, / {C and } last year a bunch of teachers had an aerobics class. / We went in together and hired a private instructor, / {C and } she came to our school twice a week. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } [ I, + I ] was, - / I would go faithfully, / {C and then } I missed once. /", "<Laughter>.", "Then I went back again a couple times and missed another time, and then kept missing and never went back again. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I think, if you, - / you just have to stick with it. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / I think I've been two maybe three times the month of April, / {C and } this session is about to run out. / {D Now } I signed up for a different one now that's only two nights a week because I am getting kind of into a real busy schedule as far as teaching a lot of training classes / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- some of them require me to go out of town, / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } that just kind of throws my whole schedule off on doing that. /", "Yeah. /", "lately, {F uh, } there's been nights that I could have gone / {C and } I've found excuses, {F uh } <laughter> --", "Yeah. /", "-- things like I had the flu last week, / {C but } I'm fine this week. / I could have gone Monday. /", "<Laughter>.", "I could have gone tonight, / {C and } I didn't. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } I'm kind of finding excuses, / {C and } now it's kind of like, {D well, } - / this is the last week. / I'll just start fresh next week. / {C But, } I [ better + <laughter>, better ] do it. / {C And } I think another thing is that my friend that was taking with me the first two months wasn't the second two months. / She started taking tennis lessons, / {C and so } I haven't had that extra motivation, [ of, + of ] us [ forcing each other, + {E or } [ not forcing each other --", "Yeah. /", "-- but + ] encouraging each other + ] to go. / {C So. } -/", "Sure, / yeah / that makes a difference when you have somebody to go with and to do the same the same thing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Like } it's misery loves company. / I don't really love exercise. / {E I mean, } some I, - / the neighbor across the street, she [ goes, + belongs ] to President's, / {C and, } {F uh, } it's not President's any more. / I don't know what the name of it is anymore. / {C But } she loves it. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean, } [ it's just, + it's an ] automatic high for her. /", "Uh-huh. /", "She just enjoys it so much. / {C And } I don't. /", "Yeah. / I'm the same way. /", "I feel good after I do it, / {C but } I hate it when I'm doing it. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } I just, - / I don't enjoy it at all, / {C and } she just loves it. / {C So. } Even when she doesn't go to the health club, she runs, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Noise> {C And, } it's a daily thing for her. / {C So, } it, {D you know, } - / {C and } it's so hard for me. / I envy her, / I wish I could be that way, / {C but } [ I don't. +", "I do too. /", "I don't, ] - / {C and } I have an older sister that loves running, too, / {C and } she runs all the time, / {C but } [ at, + to ] me, it's every minute's agony, / {C and } I, - / in fact, I don't run. / I hate to run. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Like } when I walk I'll take along a radio or something / {C and } that helps, {D you know, } pass the time. /", "Right. / Yeah, / walking is kind of boring. / I do have a few friends that live in my apartment complex in this neighborhood, / {C and } [ we try to, + we used to try to ] get together, / {C and } I think now that the weather's getting nicer we're going to start doing it again and occasionally go walking. / There's a real nice residential area right behind our apartment complex. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C And } it's not as boring if you get several people -- /", "That's right. /", "-- {C and } you can kind of talk, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] [ it, + it ] makes it pass pretty quickly, / {C and } the aerobics isn't too boring. / I kind of enjoy it when I'm doing it. {F Um, } / it's a lot more fun than some other things I could do, I guess. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } [ I do, + I do ] have to make myself go, / {C and } of course while I'm doing it I feel pretty good, / {C and } after I get finished I feel great. /", "{F Oh, } it's great afterwards, / yeah. /", "{E I mean, } I can go in there, / I can be, - / {D like } a Friday afternoon when I'm tired, it's the end of the week and I just want to go home. [ And + ] I'll make myself go, / {C and } I'll have headache and everything, / {C and } I get out, / I don't have a headache any more. / I feel great, / {C and } I'm just, - / it's amazing how much better I feel. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And then } just in general, I sleep a lot better -- /", "Yeah, / that's right. /", "-- {C and } I just feel much better. / {E I mean, } I've been kind of dragging the last few weeks, / {C and } I know if I would just get around to exercising --", "Exactly -- /", "-- I'd feel better. /", "-- it does, / it gives you energy. /", "{C But } my dragginess is my excuse for not exercising. /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well, } I'm too tired, / {C or } I have a headache / {C or, } -/", "<Laughter>.", "{D well, } I just got over the flu, / {C and } I'm still kind of draggy / {C so } I better not go <laughter>. /", "It's kind of a vicious circle isn't it? /", "Yeah, / it really is. /", "Yeah, / I find, too, that I have more energy when I exercise, / {C and, } {D you know, } it's silly not to, / {C but, } I don't know, / it's just a put off. / I don't know why I don't do more, / [ {C and } I, + {C and } I ] know that it's good for my health. / I know, {D you know, } from everything that you read and you see on television now, exercise is so important to good health. /", "Right. /", "{C So, } {D you know, } [ you, not only, + {D you know, } you're not only ] doing something to keep yourself fit, but you're probably prolonging your life. / {C So. } -/", "Right. /", "There's no reason that we shouldn't do it, / {C but } I don't know. /", "It's just hard to make yourself go. / {C And } [ I, + I ] think one thing I don't like about aerobics is that after I'm finished it's kind of late at night, / {C and } I've been sweaty, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] it, {D you know, } - / I don't really feel like going in the grocery store all sweaty or running errands. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } it kind of kills the evening for doing errands. / {C So } I think a Tuesday Thursday might be a little bit better. /", "Yeah. /", "Of course, I feel like once I've done it, if I'm sweaty I might as well do an extra thirty minutes <laughter>, because you've already kind of shot your night. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } {F um, } {C so } I'm kind of glad they have a longer class on [ Tuesday, + Thursday ] now that I can just kill two nights, [ and -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- and, ] {F uh, } get a reasonable amount of workout in. /", "Does it cost the same for just two nights or, -/", "No, / it's less expensive. /", "{D Well, } that's good, too. /", "This one was only forty-five dollars. / {C But } I'm glad it's not too totally cheap, because if it was too cheap I would talk myself out of going more, probably. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "Since it's more expensive, I think, Okay, you spent that much money, you'd better go <laughter>. /", "That's right, / that's right. /", "{C So } hopefully. / Yeah, / yeah, / it's right there, / {C and } [ it's, + they ] have a really nice facility at the T I. / They've got two different aerobics rooms, / they have the mirrors. / Of course, sometimes you don't like to see the mirrors on the wall <laughter> -- / -- you don't like to see how you work. / {C But, } I guess, sometimes it kind of motivates you to really get going. / {C But, } -/", "Yeah, / {C and then } they hire private instructors? /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Oh, } that's great. /", "{C And } they have ceiling fans in the rooms, / {C and } [ it's, + it's ] a pretty nice setup. {F Um, } / {C and } of course it's real convenient, because it is right there at work. / I think if I had to come home and then go somewhere, I'd never make it. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } just the fact that I can go straight from my desk over to [ the, + the ] recreation center and do it helps a lot. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / I can see that would be, {F uh, } easy. / They make it as easy as they possibly can for you. /", "{F Oh, } yeah <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } {F um, } do a lot of people take advantage of it? /", "Quite a few do. / They have probably, {F ooh, } I'd say [ fifteen different, + fifteen to twenty different ] aerobics classes each session that are running, / {C and } they have them anywhere from six in the morning. {F Uh, } / they have some [ during, + during ] lunch hour that are shorter, / {C and } I guess guys can take advantage of that. / For me, I wouldn't have time to do an [ hour, + hour ] of aerobics and then take a shower and [ get, + get ] dressed again. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C But } there's a lot more guys that do that one. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Noise> <static> {C And, } {F um, } they have them, {D you know, } in the evenings, / they even have some late night ones for people that work second shift and things like that. / {C So } they have big variety. / They even have some, {F uh, } [ aerobic, + {F uh, } water aerobics ] when the weather gets nice out in the pool. / I've never done that one before. / {C But. } -/", "{F Oh, } you have a pool there, too? /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Oh, } how nice. /", "They've got an olympic pool, [ and, + and ] basketball courts and sand volleyball. / They've got the full weight room and, {F uh, } the locker rooms with, {F uh, } a jacuzzi and sauna and the shower facilities, and hair dryers, and [ all the, + {D you know, } everything ] you'd need just about. /", "Wow. /", "[ It's a real, + it is a real ] nice facility. / It's also got a full [ insid-, + inside ] basketball court, / {C and } I think they're working on building a jogging track and some other things. / {C But } [ it's, + it is ] very nice. /", "That's great. /", "I just don't take as much advantage of it as I should. /", "Now to use, -/", "{E I mean, } I'm just now finally starting to do the aerobics thing. / {C But. } -/", "{D Well, } does it cost money {D like } [ to use the, + to exercise in the ] weight room or [ [ to, + {F uh, } to ] tak-, + to go ] swimming. / Do you have to pay for that, too. /", "Yeah. / You can get a fitness membership that allows you to use the facilities, / {C and } it's about eight dollars a month. /", "{F Oh, } that's not bad. /", "No, / not at all <laughter>. /", "Huh-uh. /", "Pretty cheap. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C And then } the aerobics cost extra even if you have the fitness membership, / {C but, } I think the aerobics classes are even pretty reasonably priced, from what I've heard. /", "I think so too, / yeah. / {D Well, } {C and } people of all ages take advantage of the aerobics? /", "Hm? /", "<Noise> People of all ages take advantage of the aerobics? /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / in fact, {F uh, } the T I-er's families can come in on these things, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "EXERCISE AND FITNESS", "prompt": "DO YOU DO ANY EXERCISE REGULARLY TO MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH OR FITNESS LEVEL? 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/ what i-, - / [ stay, + stay ] in line for, {F uh, } four hours to get an aspirin from a doctor. /", "Right. / Yeah, / [ I'm, + <throat_clearing> I'm ] sort of mixed on this. / I think that [ the, + the ] answer <throat_clearing> may lie [ in, + {F uh, } not in ] so much a, {F uh, } national kind of medical thing that {D li-, } {D like } England has but more of a, {F um, } <throat_clearing> national insurance, {F uh, } sort of clearinghouse or whatever. / I think that, {F uh, } too many, {F uh, } - / the problem [ [ with, + with ] + ] right now is [ w-, + ] that we've got too many different health insurances that people have to go through / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] [ I think that, + I think ] [ you, + you ] mentioned Canada. / I think that they have a system where, {F uh, } [ they, + the government ] deals [ with the, + with, ] - / {E I mean, } [ you, + you ] go to whoever you want but file through [ one, + one ] [ s-, + particular, ]", "{F Um, } I see. /", "{F uh, } setup / {C and } that way <throat_clearing> [ they, + they ] are able to reduce prices because [ they've, + ] {D you know, } [ it's, + it's ] all [ one, + one ] centralized thing. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } [ I, + I ] think that, {F uh, } again having gone through a period when I was out of work and had to buy health insurance on my own,", "<<Very faint>> <throat_clearing>.", "if you don't have a company [ supporting you in the, + ] {F uh, } picking up the major portion of your health insurance,", "Uh-huh. /", "the cost is [ p-, + almost prohibitive. ] /", "Right. / {F Uh, } <throat_clearing> [ I, + I ] was listening, {F uh, } on the radio the other day / {C and } they were talking that, [ [ s-, + s-, ] + something ] like this, - / I think they were talking about the fact that, {F um, } the money that could be saved, {F um, } <throat_clearing> in administrative costs and so forth nationwide by consolidating into sort of a national insurance provider, {F um, } [ could, + {F uh, } could, ] - / they could make it, [ [ i-, + i-, ] + ] provide health insurance [ to, + to ] people who couldn't afford it just by the money they would save. /", "Yeah. / <lipsmack> {F Uh, } we're currently, where I'm working now, under Blue Cross. /", "<<Very faint>> <throat_clearing>. /", "I don't know what the total cost of the program is / {C but } for dependent coverage I'm paying a hundred and seventy dollars [ a, + a ] month or something like that. /", "Right. /", "{C So } I assume that probably the total [ cove-, + cost ] is probably,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "three fifty to four hundred. / They're probably picking up about half of it. /", "Right. /", "{C And } that's a pretty good policy, / {C but } if you had something like one of these, {F uh, }", "<Throat_clearing>.", "health maintenance programs, /", "<Throat_clearing>. Yeah, / H M O. /", "H M O, {F uh, } [ where the, + {F uh, } where ] you go to the doctor and it only costs you ten dollars and the insurance picks up the rest.", "<<Very faint>> <throat_clearing>.", "If you tried to buy something like that, [ I'm prob-, + it would probably ] be five or six hundred dollars a month for just the cost of something. /", "Yeah, / {C and } [ they're, + <throat_clearing> they're ] fairly expensive. / [ [ [ I, + I, ] + {F um, } I ha-, ] + I was ] on an H M O, {F uh, } up until last year --", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "-- [ and, + ] {F uh, } through work. / {C And } it was, - / I forget how much I paid a month / {C but } it [ was much, + {D you know, } is at least twice if not ] more expensive than <throat_clearing> the regular health care. /", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } the reason [ I, + I ] quite was [ because of, + {F uh, } not because ] I didn't like it, / [ I, + I ] really kind of did. / {F Uh, } the reason I quite was just because [ [ the, + the ] doctor + [ a, + a ] certain doctor ] that we [ en-, + enjoyed ] going to was no longer associated with that H M O / {C so } [ we, + my wife ] decided she wanted [ to, + to ] stay with that doctor, /", "Yeah. /", "{C so, } <throat_clearing> we went [ to the, + to [ the, + the ] ] medical insurance that we have [ at, + here at ] work, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and, } {F uh, } <breathing> [ [ I, + {F uh, } I ] like the, + I like the ] convenience of the H M O [ in, + in ] a certain respect because [ it, + ] {F uh, } even though you're, - / once you find the doctor that you like it's not a problem. / {D You know, } a lot of people complain saying {D well, } I don't want to, {F uh, } have to be told who I need to go to / {C but, } {D you know, } <noise> if you don't have a doctor anyway normally it doesn't really make much difference.", "Yeah, / that's right. /", "Because you can, {D you know, } [ if, + if ] you find someone you really like - / {C and then, } we did find several good doctors. / {C And, } {F um, } <throat_clearing> like you say it's, {F uh, } five dollars an office visit. / {C And, } {F um, } my wife was in the hospital [ had our, + had our ] daughter / {C and } I think her total bill was around three hundred dollars --", "{F Oh, } goodness. /", "-- for everything. /", "Delivery room and everything. / Yeah. /", "[ Include-, + including ] a private room because there was a little extra that she had to pay / {C but } [ that was, + that was ] still included in [ that pr-, + that cost ] / {C so. } -/", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "<Throat_clearing> It's really nice because [ [ [ they, + th-, ] + {D you know, } their, ] + their ] attitude is different [ than, + than ] a regular, {F uh, } [ insurance, + {F uh, } health insurance, ] {F uh, } [ the, + ] [ in, + in ] a, H M O, {D you know, } / they're trying to prevent a problem [ by, + by ] keeping the cost down at the front end,", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "{D you know, } and have you come in, {D you know, } / [ they, + they ] charge five dollars / a [ s-, + ]", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } pop, / you're more willing to go in and try,", "(( )) .", "to take care of a problem before it grows big. /", "As to a company's benefit,", "<<Very faint>> <throat_clearing>.", "to have a program like that because it keeps their employees healthy and on the job. -/", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter> {C Because } they don't have to worry about going in [ and, + and ] paying,", "<<Very faint>> <throat_clearing>.", "{F uh, } seventy-five dollars to have the doctor look at you for ten minutes. /", "Right. /", "<<Very faint>> That's a, -/", "Yeah, / [ [ [ I, + I, ] + {F uh, } I, ] + I ] really liked it. / [ We both, + my wife and I both ] did. / [ You, + you ] don't have to worry about filling out forms, {F uh, } {D you know, } for reimbursement and all or, {D you know, } getting paid eight percent [ of, + of ] whatever. / You just pay [ the, + the ] five dollars right then / {C and then } you're done with it. /", "Yeah. / {C But } here again [ the, + the ] doctor's practices in hospitals,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "have [ gon-, + become ] fairly sizable businesses under themselves now. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } you take a hospital, {F uh, } the physical plant itself, / you have to pay your share of the operating of that eight story building, {F uh, } when the [ e-, + ] rooms are empty. /", "Right. /", "{C So, } they spread the costs out over, {F uh, } all the patient costs / {C and, } {F uh, } that's how you come up with aspirin that costs four dollars apiece and things like that.", "Right. /", "The horror stories that you hear about people going into the hospital for a week and, {F uh, } it being,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "a four thousand dollar bill. /", "{D Well, } [ they, + [ and + ] {E you know, } they're ] also p-, - / take-, - / they're taking up the cost of people who can't pay. /", "Right. /", "{D You know, } [ they, + they ] get [ a lot of, + {F uh, } a lot of, ] {F uh, } people who [ are + ] [ j-, + just ] have to be there and can't afford it / {C and so } [ they, + they ] know they're not going to [ get pa-, +", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "{D you know, } get money ] from them / {C so } they,", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "have to absorb it somewhere else. /", "Yeah. / My daughter and son-in-law had a baby,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "here about, {F uh, } what, - / [ he-, + he'll ] be three in August. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } their insurance plan that they're under encourages you to shorten your stay in the hospital. /", "Right. /", "{C And } {D like } she went in, / she had the baby / {C and } she was out in two days time. /", "Right. /", "{C And } it was treated almost like it was an outpatient visit to the hospital, /", "Right. /", "[ the, + the ] deductibles didn't apply. /", "Right. /", "{C And so } that's [ one way, + one way ] the insurance companies are trying to hold costs down is by, {F uh, } - / okay, / if you'll shorten your stay then we will, {F uh, } waive the deductible. /", "<Throat_clearing> Right. / [ Our, + our ] insurance [ is, + {F uh, } is ] doing something similar where they're also going <throat_clearing> to mor-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "UNIVERSAL HEALTH INS", "prompt": "DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE US GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE", "talk_day": "06/05/1991", "from_caller": 1279, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1935, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1278, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 0, "to_caller_birth_year": 1956, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/", "{D Well, } [ I saw, {F um, } + lately I've seen ] SOAP DISH. /", "Oh. /", "Which was a, - / {C and } that was a lot of fun. / It was kind of a silly little film about soap operas and things. /", "{D Well, } {D see } that's something I want to see, /", "Yeah. /", "that's on my list to see. /", "Yeah, / [ it was, + it was ] okay. / It was [ not, + {F um, } not ] a wonderful film / {C but } [ [ it was, + {E I mean } it was, ] + it was ] cute but not the biggest laugh I've seen. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "I saw THELMA AND LOUISE.", "{F Oh, } did you? /", "A couple of days ago, and really liked that. / Actually I saw it twice because I <laughter> liked it so much. /", "Oh. / {D See } that's also on my list. /", "{C And } [ it's very, + it's really ] disturbing but a good movie. /", "A disturbing movie, / how do you mean? /", "{D Well, } it was, - / {F um, } <lipsmack> let's see. / The, {F um, } - / [ it's, + it's ] different, / [ it's kind of, + it's ] an [ action adventure kind of, + {D you know, } shoot 'em up kind of ] film. /", "Right. /", "{C But } it's with women in it instead of men / {C so } [ that's kind of a -- +", "A switcheroo, {F huh? } /", "-- that's kind of a ] twist on the normal thing. / {C And } it made me think a lot about, {D you know, } - / you would applaud Bruce Willis in DIE HARD if he was doing this / {C but } you might not be [ so -- +", "Right. /", "-- {D you know, } so ] encouraging,", "<Laughter>.", "of (( Susan Sarandon and then Gena Davis )) when they do it. /", "When the shoe is on the other foot and see how it, -/", "{C So, } that was kind of interesting. / I've, - / {C but } I really enjoyed it. /", "Oh. /", "{C So, } I w-, -/", "{C Because } [ that, + that ] just reminds me of, {D you know, } {D like } back in school / {C and, } {D you know, } the girlfriends just taking off for a day <laughter> or something.", "Yeah, / that's kind of what it was. /", "Just getting in trouble and probably not that much trouble / {C but, } -/", "Right. /", "{F um, } yeah. /", "They had started out with that, / then they got into lots of trouble. /", "Before we found the shopping malls that's <laughter> what we did. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / {D well, } [ I'll have to put that, + I'll have to keep that ] on my list then. /", "Yeah. / I also saw that Madonna movie. /", "Oh. /", "It's <lipsmack> TRUTH OR DARE / {C and } that was pretty scandalous. /", "Scandalous? /", "Yeah, / it was kind of, - / yeah, / Madonna --", "I can imagine. /", "-- she's pretty trashy. / {C And so } [ it was, + it was ] interesting <laughter>. /", "I guess she does it for the social value of showing you what trash is, {F huh? } /", "Righ-, / {D well, } I think she kept saying that, {F uh, } / they talked about her, / [ it, + it ] was a film of her concert, {F um, } tour she had taken through [ all, + all ] around the world. / {C And } they were all (( )) to her at the Vatican city and wouldn't let her perform in Rome, / {C and } she,", "{F Huh. } /", "kept saying that her show was not garbage. / It had a social message to it / {C and, } -/", "You just had to find it. / You had to wade through it and find it <laughter>. /", "Right. / We never quite believed that, / {C so. } -/", "You never quite <laughter> got to, /", "I thought that was pushing it a little bit / {C but, } she (( )) , -/", "All I know about that woman is that she's an [ in-, + incredible ] (( marketeer )) <laughter>. /", "She is. / She's rich <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {C and } she's rich / {C and } she, - / yeah, / {C so. } -/", "(( )) she's smart at what she does. / She knows how to do that. /", "She knows how to twist this around, {F huh? } /", "Yeah. / What did you think about DANCES WITH WOLVES when you saw it? /", "{D Well, } okay, / {D see, } we're getting back to last year. / That's probably the last <laughter> movie I saw. {F Um, } DANCES WITH WOLVES, / I just adored it. /", "Really? /", "How can I tell you. / {F Um, } a couple years ago, I guess, {D well, } maybe ten years ago [ I, + I ] had read (( BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE )) / {C and,", "Uh-huh. /", "so, } {D you know, } just the general theme of the whole movie was, {F um, } pretty, - / {E I mean } I really liked it a lot. /", "Right. /", "I mean it was a real consciousness raiser, I guess. / {F Um, } {C and } I only bring up (( WOUNDED KNEE )) because that was what ten years ago you read [ and, + and ] understood, {D you know, } about the [ American pop, + Indian population, ] /", "Right. /", "{C and then } everything went away for a couple years, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } now it's back again. / {C And, } {D you know, } it's sort of a popular view of, {F um, } what happened way back then. /", "Right. /", "Of course, no one will ever know. / Really I don't kn-, -/", "I know, / I was, / I wondered if, {F uh, } [ the tribes that they represented + the tribe that was ] [ the, + the ] evil tribe, if they were really as bad as it made them to be. /", "{D Well, } who knows. / {E I mean } [ [ it, + it, ] + it ] sort of showed {D like } two different types of tribes / {D like } one was a warring tribe, / {C and } the other one was, {F uh, } vegetarian kind of, {D you know, } feel good tribe.", "Right <laughter>. /", "{D You know, } sort of thing, / {C so } there possibly were because you know you always have conflict in the world. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Nobody can get along peacefully <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {C but } I wonder / I thought the-, - / {C because } they made a big deal about how [ this, + this ] film was such a big leap for [ the, + the ] people [ who, + who ] were the ancestors of [ the, + this ] Indian tribe / {C and } [ that, + {D you know, } that ] was so wonderful that they done that / {C and } [ they, + {F uh, } {F uh, } I ] wonder how the ancestors of this warlike tribe if they were offended by the film, -/", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "if it, - / {D you know, } you didn't,", "Yeah. /", "hear any press about that. /", "{F Huh. } /", "I thought it was a very interesting movie. /", "{D Well, } I think so. / [ I, + {F um, } I ] have come to respect a little bit more [ the, + ] {F uh, } {D you know, } what went on here, /", "Right. /", "[ {C but, } + {C but } ] who knows how it's supposed to all end <laughter>. /", "Uh-huh <laughter>. / Right. /", "{D You know } [ on the, + on the ] broad scope {E I mean, } <lipsmack> {F um, } {D like } if, {F uh, } [ [ it, + it, ] + it ] had a much bigger thing I thin-, - / meaning to me - / I think about, {D you know, } just the meaning of, {F um, } the freedom of this country [ and, + and ] what that really meant. /", "Right. /", "{C And } that was taking over somebody else's freedoms.", "Uh-huh. /", "And sort of trampling that / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] {D you know } [ it, + it ] meant something bigger I think. / {C But } still it was a fantas-, - / I loved the buffalo scene. / {C And } I thought Kevin Costner was just, - / I got a little sick of his mug on the screen every,", "I know the <laughter>, -/", "three minutes, / {C but } he's the director, {D you know. } / {F Um, } {C but, } yeah, / [ I, + I ] just thought it was a really interesting, intense film. /", "{D Well, } that's good. /", "Intense I think is the word for it because three hours went by really fast. /", "[ [ [ That was, + that was, ] + it was, ] + it was ] good. / I looked at my watch only a few times,", "Yeah. /", "which is a good thing. /", "Ate a lot of popcorn. /", "{C But } [ it put me in a really, + it put me in a really ] bad mood, / I don't know why. /", "Did it really? /", "Yeah, / we di-, - / there were three of us who went. / We were just all [ grou-, + really grouchy ] when it was over. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C So } we decided that may be the mark of a good film. / It made us think. / {C And so, } -/", "It made you think. /", "we were grouchy. / We felt guilty for being, -/", "[ Maybe i-, + {D well, } maybe that ] was, {F um, } -/", "<Laughter>.", "{C but } there are no answers, {D you know. } /", "I know / {C and } [ we, + we ] had <laughter>, nothing to do with it. /", "[ That, + that ] can make you crabby, yes. /", "We were not responsible, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C but } we still felt the thick blame for,", "Really, / that's true. /", "what had gone on. / We could have, -/", "{C But } [ it, + it's, ] - / they sort of candy coated the western story for many years, /", "Right. /", "{C and, } {F um, } {D you know, } when the truth, {F oh, } {D well, } - / it always balances out one way or the other --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- once you get the whole story / {C but, } -/", "Yeah. / {D Well, } -/ Righ-, / I do. / I'm just out of school / {C so } I've seen,", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "a lot of mo-, - / <laughter> don't have a job / {C so } I (( shouldn't )) go see movies all the time. /", "{F Oh, } there you go <laughter>. /", "{F Um, } I rented a good movie, {F um, } called CINEMA (( PARADESO )) --", "Oh. /", "-- which is an Italian movie --", "Oh. /", "-- which is probably the best movie I've seen ever. / It was just,", "Really? /", "wonderful. / It's, uh, story about a little boy in [ a Italian, + a little Italian ] village, / {C and } he, {F um, } owns a, {F um, } - / {C or } he works in [ a, + a ] movie [ th-, + theater ] {C and } [ it w-, + it helps ] the projectionist. / There's [ a little, + {F oh, } an old ] man who's the projectionist / {C and } he befriends this old man, / {C and then } it just tells about their friendship that lasts through all these years. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } it's just, - / {E I mean, } if you don't mind reading subtitles, - / I thought I had to kind of get beyond that. /", "<Laughter>.", "Those little, {D you know, } - / reading the little words at the bottom of the screen - / {C but, } {F um, } {F oh, } I just laughed and cried / {C and, }", "{F Oh, } I'll have to write that down. /", "I really loved it. / That was [ a, + a ] great one. /", "Wow. /", "{C And } other than that I, -/", "<<Very faint>> I'll have to write that, / [ [ have you, + have, ] + did ] you see TEXASVILLE? / Are you into,", "No, [ I had-, +", "Larry McMurtry? /", "I hadn't. ] / I had read, {F um, } THE LAST PICTURE SHOW / [ {C and } + {C but } ] that's out on video now / {C and } I haven't seen it. / {C But } I was interested in reading TEXASVILLE before I saw the movie. /", "Yeah. /", "Did you like it? /", "{F Um, } [ I, + I ] read a lot of Larry McMurtry books -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and } TEXASVILLE is just like that. / It's {D like } very peculiar circumstances --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and very peculiar things that people do with each other / [ it's, + it's, ] {D you know, } - / {C and } it's just sort of a, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MOVIES", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER THOUGHT ABOUT THE LAST FEW MOVIES THEY SAW. WHAT MOVIES HAVE YOU SEEN LATELY?", "talk_day": "06/10/1991", "from_caller": 1229, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1950, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1284, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1968, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "{F Uh, } [ [ [ no, + no ] + not, ] + no, ] / this was, {D well, } I am actually from Mississippi, / {C and,", "Oh. /", "{C so } that's, - / [ it, + it ] was around there generally. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } that's where the family --", "Just from city to city then (( )) . /", "-- grew. / Yeah, / {C and } it was not only in Mississippi, in some other places,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "as well, / {C so. } [ It was, + {F uh, } it was ] a big deal, / {C but, } {F uh, } they tried [ to, + to ] centralize it in one spot. / {C So, } in the past couple of years they had it at a state park every year. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "We rent a pavilion [ and, + <inhaling> and ] do that / {C and } that's usually works out to be pretty good. / {C And, } {F uh, } they will rent a pavilion on a weekend, / {C and } {F uh } <throat_clearing>, -/", "Do you go back? /", "I have not gone back lately. / In fact, {F uh, } this past Sunday [ was the, + was the ] reunion, / {C but } I did not get to go. / {F Uh, } I have, -/", "Is it choice or just business / {C or, } -/", "Not getting to go. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } just, {F uh, } the distance involved / {C and, } -/", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{F uh, } just not, - / I have a younger daughter now / {C and, } {F uh, } I, - / it's kind of hard to [ get her, + <throat_clearing> get her ] there,", "Uh-huh. /", "and everything. / {C But } I am going [ to, + to, ] {F uh, } hopefully next year get to go back, cause, {F uh, } a lot of the family [ has not, + {F uh, } on [ her side, + my mother's side, ] has not ] seen, {D you know, } my daughter, / {C so } <inhaling>. -/", "Oh. / Do you have brothers and sisters? /", "I have one brother, / {C so. } -/", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / {C And, } is your mother still living? /", "Yes. /", "{F Oh, } [ {C so, } + {C so } ] you go back and visit with her anyway. / Would you not? /", "Right, / yeah. /", "{E I mean, } either way there was family reunion time,", "Right, [ I, + I ] usually see her a,", "or not, /", "couple times a year / {C so } that's [ no, + no ] (( big )) thing. / {C But, } {F uh, } [ [ I, + {F uh, } I do, ] + I do ] enjoy the reunions. / The only problem is that now, {F uh, } originally when we had them, {F uh, } they were mainly <sigh> my mother's <sigh>, /", "Relatives, / right. /", "{F uh, } father's. / My mother's father's family had quite a few,", "Uh-huh. /", "{F uh, } brothers and sisters. / {C So, } it was a large reunion [ [ of, + of, ] + of ] that group, {F uh, } from that descendants. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } a lot of those people have, - / {C and } at time, {D you know, } they all knew one another. /", "Right, / right. /", "{C And } now it has gotten, {F uh, } that, {F uh, } a lot of those people [ [ are d-, + have, ] + {F uh, } have died ] off, / {C or, } {D you know, } what we are left with is [ the, + the ] relatives [ [ of, + of, ] +", "The next generation, / uh-huh. /", "of ] that group. <sigh> / {C And so, } {F uh, } it's not quite as close as it used to be. / {C So, } I think people feel less of a desire to really go. / I know that, -/", "[ Wh-, + why ] do you think that it's less close than it used to be? /", "{D Well, } [ I, + I ] just think [ that, + {F uh, } {D you know, } at that ] ti-, - / [ when, <sigh> + when ] they were a-, - / {D you know, } [ the, + those ] were all brothers and sisters a lot - / [ {C and } + {C or } ] they were all in the same [ ar-, + geographical ] location. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } back around, {D you know, } in the twenties and thirties when they were growing up, {F uh, } {D you know, } they were all located together,", "Right, / right. /", "in one small community. /", "Right. /", "{C And } [ [ as, + as ] time grew, + {E I mean } when time went on the family grew ] and moved away and so forth. / {C And } now <breathing> when they come together [ it's, + it's ] generally, <inhaling> {D you know, } - / {D like } say the kids of those people who are not, {D you know, } anywhere near one another {C and } I do not think they feel [ the, + <inhaling> the ] closeness that they used to be there.", "Uh-huh. /", "Which is a shame / {C but } that's just how it is. / My mother was complaining last year about th-, {D you know, } - / it's dwindling down every year, / {D you know, } [ that's just, + I think --", "Is that [ just + ] family's lack of priority, anymore, maybe (( {D yes } )) , /", "-- that's just ] <throat_clearing>, -/", "we get so involved in our work lives and <sigh> just,", "{D Well, } yeah. /", "social lives and so forth. /", "Yeah, / that's, {F uh, } - / yeah, / I think that's some of it. / {C But, } {D you know, } I have, - / {F uh, } [ I, + I, ] - / it's just the way, {D you know, } I think society is now, is that [ we are not, + we do not ] have the extensive family we used to. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's more of [ a, + {D you know, } a ] [ smaller, + <inhaling> smaller ] unit, / {C and } {D you know, } [ we, + <inhaling> we ] tend to try to do things, I think with our immediate family,", "Right, / right. /", "as opposed to the extended family. Of people that we may or may not remember or know, {D you know, } very well. / {F Uh } <sigh>, -/", "(( )) It really makes an effort [ on, + ] to,", "Right, /", "do this anymore. /", "it requires a lot of effort [ [ to, + to, ] +", "Right, / right. /", "to ] do that sort of thing. / {E I mean, } [ I, + I ] used to enjoy going, / {E I mean } I still do kind of enjoy it, / {C but, } {F uh, } [ [ it's, + it does not, ] + it's not ] as many people there that I [ really, + really ] enjoy seeing. /", "Right, / right. /", "{D You know, } I, - / it's going just for the sake of getting together, / I think for the family. / {C And, } -/", "Do you correspond with anybody other than your mother and brother that's in that group?", "<Throat_clearing> {F Uh, } /", "On a regular basis, not just Christmas cards. /", "{F Um, } {F um, } no, / not really. / [ Tha-, + in that, ] - / {C but, } then again, {F uh, } {D well, } [ I, + {D you know, } I ] have some aunts that, {F uh, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] do. / That's about th-, - / my mother's sisters,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } - / {C but } I feel closer to them, because I kind of grew up with them. / [ {C But, } +", "Right. /", "<Inhaling> {C But, } ] {F uh, } as, {D you know, } for the rest of that group, no not really. / {F Uh, } {D you know, } [ {C and, } + {C and } ] generally when I was growing up a lot of those people, the only time I ever saw them was at the reunion, / {C so, } {F uh } -- -/", "Right, / right. /", "-- you do not really feel [ that + <sigh> that ] really close to them. /", "Right. / In [ my, + my, ] {F uh, } father's family, we get together <throat_clearing> every year at a different location, either Dallas or Oklahoma City. / They had chosen Santa Barbara, California for this summer [ and, + and ] did not get enough people that were willing to go that far,", "Uh-huh. /", "because most of us live either in the midwest, or {D like } in the Texas, Oklahoma area. / {C And, {F uh, } <swallowing> so } they cancelled that one and, {F uh, } are looking next year bringing it back closer, / {C but } we have [ a letter, + a family letter, ]", "Uh-huh. /", "that circulates, / {C and } it usually goes through me twice a year / {C and } what you do is take out the last letter you wrote that's on the bottom and put [ the, + your ] new letter on the top, / {C and then } that's the way it's kept in order. / {C And } then, <sigh> about twice a year then you are kept up with what is going on and when you meet them at the reunion, you do not feel like, I do not know anything about this person. / You have,", "That's a good idea. /", "read something about what is going on and <inhaling> about their children and so forth. / {C So, } you are kind of,", "Right. /", "half way acquainted that way. / <inhaling> {C And } [ [ that, +", "Yeah. /", "that's been a, ] + that's been a ] nice way of keeping us all aware of each other, I think. /", "Right. /", "We tried to start that in my husband's family. / His mother's side decided they were going to have a reunion a couple of years ago, / {C and } I said, {D well } let's start this letter, / {C and } it just never (( )) - / my husband's sisters started it and sent it to us / {C and } that's as far as <laughter> it got. / I sent it,", "Yeah. /", "on to the next one, / [ [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] + {C but } ] we are going in a couple of weeks to the next one, in Scottsdale, Arizona,", "Uh-huh. /", "for that family. <inhaling> / We are real glad we got together because since [ that, + that ] time there were only {D like } [ two of the, + ] one sister and one sister-in-law of the original family left. / {C And } the sister-in-law died / {C and } the sister is in a nursing home, / {C so, } we are glad that we took that opportunity two years ago. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FAMILY REUNIONS", "prompt": "DISCUSS PLANNING A FAMILY REUNION. DRAW ON YOUR EXPERIENCES AND THOSE OF THE OTHER CALLER FOR MAKING THE NEXT GET-TOGETHER SUCCESSFUL AND MEMORABLE.", "talk_day": "06/14/1991", "from_caller": 1285, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1939, "from_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED", "to_caller": 1278, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 0, "to_caller_birth_year": 1956, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/", "I'm twenty. /", "Okay. /", "How old are you? /", "I'm older. /", "Older <laughter>. /", "Older than you are. /", "Okay. /", "Okay, / we are supposed to talk about places we like to go. / {C So } I'm going, / {C and } [ where are you from, + where are you calling from? ] /", "I'm calling from, {F uh, } Provo, Utah, / {C but } I'm from Plano, Texas. /", "{F Oh, } you are from Plano. / My sister lives in Plano. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yes, / her husband is the new Director of Admissions at, {F uh, } University of Texas at Dallas. /", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "Yeah, / {C so, } -/ {D Anyway, } {D so, } where's your favorite place to go? /", "My grandparents live there. / That's generally our usual summer vacation. /", "Where in Arizona? /", "{F Uh, } Tempe. /", "Okay, / I've never been to Tempe. /", "<Lipsmack> {D So, } -/", "That's where I'd like to go. / What do you like about Tempe? /", "{F Uh, } mainly just being with family is it. / We just hang out / {C and } my grandparents have a pool / {C so } we go swimming / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "Pretty hot isn't it, in the summer? /", "Yeah / {C but } we keep cool just by going swimming / {C and } it's fun to be with my cousins. / They're up there also, my grandparents and --", "That's good. /", "-- my cousins. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D So, } -/", "Been to Hawaii? /", "No, / have you? /", "<Breathing> Yes, / in fact, I just got some reservations. / I'm going to go for, {F uh, } almost two weeks this winter. /", "{F Oh, } my goodness. /", "Yes. / It's the longest, - / {D well } actually I lived there, / {C so } I was there longer, / {C but } two weeks is the longest vacation I'll have ever taken there, / {C so } --", "Wow. /", "-- I'm kind of looking forward to that one. /", "Around Christmas time? /", "{F Uh, } no, / in March. /", "Oh. /", "We're going to go in March after my children's birthdays and get all that business out of the way. /", "Wow. /", "Yeah, / {C so } I think, I would like to go to Arizona. / {E I mean, } I was in Phoenix [ in January, + last January ] / {C but } it was rainy and icky. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "It was the coldest it's been there ever in January <breathing>, / I think. It's very cold. /", "{C So, } do you --", "{C But, } I would like to go to Tempe. /", "-- travel a lot / {C or, } -/", "Do we travel a lot? / {F Uh, } some, yeah. / {D Well, } [ I've been a, + I was a ] travel agent. /", "Oh. /", "{E I mean, } I have been up until just a few months ago. / {C But } I'm thinking of going back to work <laughter>. /", "{F Huh. } /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } you know a lot of good vacation spots, {F huh. } /", "[ I lo-, + I know ] a lot of good places to go. / {C But } you definitely need to go to Hawaii. / Very <beep> definitely. /", "<Laughter> That's your favorite? /", "Yes, / it is my favorite. / My husband hasn't been to Europe yet / {C and } I'd like to take him there. / [ {C And, } + {C but } ] he's traveled all over the United States / {C and } I haven't. / {D Like, } I haven't been down south. / I'd like to go to New Orleans. / Have you been there? /", "I haven't. / [ Where, + where ] do you live? /", "[ We, + I ] live in Yakima, Washington. /", "Wow. /", "{C So } it's cold and rainy today. / It's yucky. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C But } we've had some pretty nice weather. / We played tennis outdoors until last week, / {C so } --", "{F Um. } /", "-- that's a pretty good deal. / {D So } do you go to school in Provo, Utah? /", "I do. /", "Do you use NuSkin skin care. / They're located --", "I work --", "-- in Provo. /", "-- for NuSkin <laughter>. /", "Do you? /", "Yes. /", "I'm a NuSkin person. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah, / I sell NuSkin, too. / [ I, +", "{F Oh, } my goodness. /", "I ] am my only b-, - / and best cus-, - / not only and best - / {C but } I'm my best customer. /", "Great <<faint>>. /", "Since we're not supposed to talk about this, though, is there anything more intensive for the eye area than the eye cream? /", "{F Uh, } /", "Do you know? /", "I don't, / [ probably, + maybe ] the rejuvenating cream is the only --", "I have that, too. /", "-- other thing I would use. /", "I'm forty-two, / I need something, / I need more. /", "Than the intensive eye? /", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter>.", "I didn't know if there was anything else. / {C And } I use the Celltrex. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } {D anyway, } - / {D well, } yes, / NuSkin is wonderful. /", "Good, / yes. /", "I think it's a wonderful product. / Do you use it? /", "I do, / yeah, / we get free products every month / {C so, } -/", "{F Oh, } my gosh. / That's great. /", "[ Right, + right ] / now I'm getting about sixty bucks a month, free products / {C so, } /", "Yeah, / {F oh, } yeah. /", "I've worked there about a year. /", "That's good. / Are they good to work for? /", "Yes, / they're wonderful to work for. /", "That's great. /", "Yep <laughter>. /", "{D Anyway, } {C so } we're supposed to be talking about places to go / {C and } you have not been to Europe. / Do you go to school? /", "Uh-huh. /", "Do you ski? /", "I ski, yes. / I've, -/", "Ski, - / you probably ski very well in Utah. /", "No, / I don't <laughter>. / Actually since I grew up in Texas I've only been here about two years and --", "{F Uh. } /", "-- have gone skiing about [ three times. A-, + {D well, } five times ] each season. /", "Why did you move to Utah? / [ You're going, + {F oh, } you are going ] to school?", "Yeah, / I, -/", "At B Y U, / is that where B Y U is? /", "Uh-huh. / Yep. /", "Okay, / I know some people that went to B Y U. / That's great. / Pretty good. /", "I do like to ski. /", "[ Pretty, + pretty ] down there. {F Huh? } /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / [ I, + I ] said I do like to ski. /", "{C So, } where, have you skied? /", "{C And } [ it's, + it's ] kind of nice being up here just because it's all {D like } a vacation in itself when you get to go. /", "Sure. /", "If you like that kind of thing <laughter>. /", "Sure, / {D so } you're a sophomore.", "I am actually --", "Or junior? /", "-- a junior.", "You're a junior. /", "Beginning of my junior year. /", "Good for you. /", "{D So, } -/", "What are you studying? /", "Nursing. /", "Good for you. / You sound like a girl that has it together. /", "<Laughter>.", "I would just encourage you to do a little traveling, though, before you get married. / Because when you --", "You think, /", "-- get married, you won't have the money or the time. /", "I know. /", "{C So } just, {D you know, } - / [ don't, + don't ] be in any hurry. /", "[ I'm not, + I'm not. ] /", "You really should go to Europe. / I went to Europe for six weeks after I graduated from college / {C and } that was just, - / [ I, + {E I mean } I ] could have had that or a down payment on a new car / {C and } I took the trip. / {C And } -- -/", "{C And } it was great? /", "-- {F uh, } I traveled with a group of sixteen other students. / Actually [ they, + there ] was two other graduating seniors besides myself, / {C and } we just had a ball. / We stayed at, -/", "How long did you get to stay there? /", "{F Uh, } six weeks. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah. / It was wonderful, / {C so } you should think about doing something like that. /", "Uh-huh, / I just had a friend that got back from Europe / {C and } she was there {D like } all winter semester. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "VACATION SPOTS", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS TYPES OF VACATIONS AND TRIPS YOU ENJOY. 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/", "{D Well, } {F uh, } I, - / that's, - / sure. / {F Uh, } [ I, + I ] think it's - / [ [ s-, + st-, ] + statistics, ] obviously, vary greatly. / I always thought of Dallas as being a fairly safe place. /", "{D Well, } it is, / {C but } our crimes up here, {F uh, } as I think it must be in most cities now, / {C but, } {F uh, } I was listening to the news the other day / {C and } they said they thought [ a lot of it, + ] the reason it was up so was because [ of the, + ] {F uh, } so many people are without work nowadays, / economy's so bad <noise>. /", "Do you really believe that? / {E I mean, } [ it, + it's ] been up every year for many years / {C and } the economy hasn't been,", "<Laughter>.", "this bad for so long, has it? /", "That's a good point <noise> <laughter>. / That's just what they quoted over the news. /", "Yeah. /", "I don't know if I believe that or not, / {C but, } [ it, + it ] does seem up / {C and, } -/", "What kind of newspaper do you get down there? /", "What kind? /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well, } [ we got a, + I think we got a ] pretty good newspaper. / {F Uh, } we have two, the MORNING NEWS and the, {F uh, } TIMES HERALD. /", "Uh-huh. /", "MORNING NEWS seems to have the largest circulation. / I think it's a pretty good, - / it's a locally owned paper. /", "Uh-huh. /", "The HERALD is owned, I think, by the TIMES out of, {F uh, } L A, or somewhere. /", "Yes. /", "{C But, } -/", "[ [ D-, + do they, ] + do they ] play up the local crime angles / [ {C or } d-, + {C or } do ] they, -/", "{D Well, } they don't, / no, / not really, {F uh, } / they don't play it up, I don't think. / {F Uh, } <lipsmack> {C but } [ there, + there ] is too much of it, {D you know, } {F uh } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- too many homes broken into. /", "Yeah. /", "We had [ our, + our, ] fact about, {F uh, } - / last year sometime our home was broken into. /", "Really? /", "We, -/", "{C So } this is a topic of personal interest. /", "Yeah, / we, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / I didn't think ours ever would be [ burgled into, + burgled, ] / {C but, } so many in our neighborhood had been, / {C and, } {F uh, } because we live on a corner --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and back up to a real, {F uh, } highly traveled main street. -/", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } we were, so, {F uh, } -/", "[ {C So, } + {C so } ] you saw this happening in your neighborhood / {C and } you figured it wouldn't happen to you. /", "Sort of, yeah. / {C And } I never did get a security system, / {C but } since that happened, I certainly have. /", "Yeah, / what kind of system do you have? /", "It's, {F uh, } <throat_clearing> {F uh, } I guess <lipsmack>, {E excuse me, } just a standard. {F Uh, } <sniffing>, <lipsmack> with [ the, + {F uh, } all the ] doors and the, {F uh, } infrared [ thing, + {D you know, } motion detector. ] /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ Pre-, +", "[ [ Is, +", "Pretty ] standard. /", "Is ] this, + is this ] one with some company [ that, + that ] services you and --", "Yes, / yes. /", "-- takes your calls and all that stuff? /", "It's monitored and all that. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } -/", "{D Well, } is that a necessary feature to have somebody, {D you know, } at the other end of the line / {C or } is it enough just to have a thing that makes loud noise? /", "I think, {F uh, } the thing that makes a lot of noise [ would, + would ] suffice. /", "Yeah. /", "I really do. / {C But, } {F uh, } this deal that was part of it for, {D you know, } three years or so --", "Yeah. /", "-- to pay the unit off or whatever. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] it, {F uh, } - / the monitoring is not that bad, though / {C because, } {F uh, } {F uh, } we've goofed it up, {D you know, } / several times you'll hit the wrong key, not intentionally or something / [ {C and } + <sniffing>, {C and } ] they call back pretty quickly, / {C so } [ I guess it's, + {D you know, } I think it's ] all right. / {C But } I, - / to answer your question, [ I think, + {F uh } --", "Yeah. /", "-- {F uh, } I think, ] {F uh, } that is a pretty good deterrent in itself, / whether it, -/", "[ [ {C S-, } + {C s-, } ] + {C so } ] you got a sign up there that says you got this alarm system <noise>. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } what if a burglar comes along and cuts your phone line? /", "<Lipsmack> {D Well, } it's got a back up system that doesn't work supposedly. [ Tha-, + {F uh, } that ] if it's cut supposedly it notifies them anyway <noise>. Supposedly. /", "How does it do that? /", "Who knows, {D you know. } / {C But } that's a selling point. / {C And } [ I think they're probably, + I think it probably ] does these things [ or + ] <breathing> [ sur-, + supposedly ] pretty good. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Lipsmack> Boy, they sure advertise [ them, {D you know, } + so many of them ] nowadays. /", "Sure. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } {D well } [ don't, + don't ] you all have a pretty high crime rate up there? /", "{D Well, } yeah, {F uh, } /", "I'm not saying it's any higher than anybody else's. / Down here, we seem to, - / [ {C or, } + {C or } ] not here, - / {C but } the statistics seem to say that. / I don't know. /", "[ I, + I ] think it's the murder capital of the country now. /", "Is that right? /", "Yes. /", "I would gather probably from drugs. /", "Absolutely. /", "{C And } I think that's the reason it's so high everywhere. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } I don't think there's anyplace, - / used to, - / years ago, you thought, {D well, } these little small cities and all, <lipsmack> wouldn't have that problem, / {C but } they do. /", "Yeah. /", "We've had relatives that their children were just as involved in it, {F uh, } as anyone, {D you know. } /", "[ [ {C S-, } + {C s-, } ] + {C so, } ] what's the solution? /", "That's a good question. / I don't know, / I don't know what the solution is. / I really don't. /", "{C And } all these politicians [ make, + make ] hay over, {D you know } --", "Yeah. /", "-- being anticrime, / {C but } --", "Yep. /", "-- they haven't seemed to have changed anything. /", "Th-, - / {C and } nothing seems to change. / {C And, } {F uh, } I'm not sure that anything will because [ these, + if something could happen to make these ] people not want to buy it -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } {C but, } they want to buy it, / {C so, } -/", "Yeah. /", "Supply and demand. / Long as somebody wants to buy it, somebody going to provide it for them <noise>. / {C So, } [ [ I don't know, + I don't got, ] + {D you know, } I don't know ] what the solution is, / I really don't <sniffing>. /", "Yeah. /", "I don't think anyone does, in fact. /", "Yeah, / what, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CRIME", "prompt": "DISCUSS CRIME IN AMERICAN CITIES TODAY. 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/", "I have two cats.", "Two cats, / you're lucky. /", "[ And do, + [ and, + {F oh, } and ] two ] fish. /", "<Laughter> Your two fish. -/", "{C And } what do you have? /", "{D Well, } my husband, - / you know, how, sometimes when you marry someone that you get along on everything except one major thing. /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "My husband is a hunter, fisherman, outdoorsman, Marlboro type person who had to have a sporting dog. / {C So } we have a black Labrador. /", "Ooh. /", "Beautiful, gorgeous black Labrador, / {C but } to me, he belongs up [ [ in the field, + {D you know, } in the -- -- ranch, ] + in the farm ] / {C and, } -/ {D Well, } because we finally negotiated that I was losing my mind, {F uh, } he sleeps in the laundry room / {C and then } he goes out for the day. / {C But } [ this, + this ] is a beautiful dog / {C and } he is wonderful with our little girls / {C and } [ he is, + he's, ] comes from a purebred line / {C and } there's nothing you could say bad about him, except that I was more of a cat or a small dog person --", "Right. /", "-- that you could sit in the chair and cuddle. /", "Right. /", "{C And } this is huge. / {D You know, } course, when he runs around the yard, he just digs, / he doesn't know that he's tearing up things, / {C but } he does. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C And } the worst part that I had with him, {A [ he's, + he's ] three now } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- was when he was, {F uh, } about eight months old / {C and } I did not know what to expect from a dog having not had one, / {C and } I left him in the kitchen with the little baby gates up while I was gone for about an hour. / {C And } I came home / {C and } he had ripped my wallpaper off my wall. /", "{F Oh, } my word. /", "{C And } it was in the floor / {C and } I just about lost it / {C and } I called / {C and } I said, come home and get your dog. / {C And so, } he said, {D well, } puppies just chew when they're nervous and [ I, + {D well, } I ] wish you had told me --", "{F Oh, } dear. /", "-- {D you know, } / {C and } it was about eight months later, he ate a piece of the linoleum. / He kept picking at it / {C and } I didn't kn-, - / [ the, + the ] tile in the kitchen and picked a hole in it <lipsmack>. - / {C So } the last thing he did was, when I had sat out a whole lot of begonias in the backyard, [ and + ] he dug them all up and brought them to the porch. / {C And } I told my husband, / I said, {D you know, } it's either me or the dog, / {C and } he looked at me like, {F well, } {D you know } - / <laughter>.", "Good-bye <laughter>. /", "He loves this dog / {C and } every night when he comes home from work, he hugs it and talks to him / {C and } he's a good dog, / {C so } it's one of those things I'm just having to get used to / {C and } that's why I laughed when they called with the topic. / I thought, {F oh, } boy, do I have a pet <laughter>. /", "<Sigh>.", "{C But, } [ I, + I ] grew up with cats / {C and } I'm very comfortable, -/", "I love my cats. /", "Yeah. /", "I had one cat for eighteen years. / I got her when I lived in Hawaii. /", "Oh. /", "Before I even got married I had my cat. /", "She's old. /", "{D Well, } [ she, + I ] --", "Isn't she? /", "-- had to have her put to sleep last --", "{F Oh, } I started to say -- -/", "-- June. /", "-- then you broke your heart. /", "{F Oh, } it was awful, / it was just awful. /", "Oh. /", "[ {C But, } + {C and } ] she just sat there on my lap, {D you know. } /", "Oh. /", "She [ just, + just ] waited / {C and, } -/", "Bless your heart. /", "{F Oh, } it was awful. /", "That makes me feel so bad. /", "{C But } her hair, - / {C but } the bad thing was, though, she would pee in my husband's shoes. /", "Yeah. / {F Oh, } no <laughter>. /", "{D You know, } {C and } she just liked his shoes / {C and } he'd have these [ dress sh-, -- +", "Oh. /", "-- hundred dollar shoes. ] /", "{F Oh, } no <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } it was just bad. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } my closet - / {C and } it was, {F oh, } something. /", "{F Oh, } that's awful, / I never heard of that before. /", "{F Oh, } it was terrible. / {C And } once she did it, {D you know, } then [ she would, + {E I mean, } she wouldn't, ] - / if our shoes sat side by side, she would pee in my husband's shoes. /", "Uh-huh. /", "She must have known he didn't like her or something. /", "<Laughter> Or the smell or something. /", "{F Oh, } anyway, [ I, + I, ] - / {C and } [ I would shut, + I would bar ] the closet doors,", "<Laughter>.", "and would [ [ car-, + vac-, ] + {F uh, } clean ] the carpets / {C and } -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F oh, } dear, it was just awful. /", "{D Well, } [ d-, + now, does -- ]", "That was very funny. /", "-- your cat sleep in the house? / [ They are, + they are ] house cats. /", "[ I, + {F uh, } {D well, } I ] have two cats right now. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } of course. -/", "{F Oh, } yeah, / good. /", "They sleep with my kids. / [ [ My kids, + my, ] + my fourteen year old son ] has an extra pillow on his bed --", "Oh. /", "-- just for the cat. /", "{C But } the cat doesn't destruct does it? / {D See, } it doesn't do anything. /", "{F Oh, } no, [ I -- +", "{D See. } -/", "-- I'm ] not going to have a dog. / We've had two dogs / {C and, } {F uh, } they both got ran over.", "{F Oh, } no. /", "After we had them for several years, just nice little outside dogs / {C but } -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- were just my kids' friends, / [ they would go jog-, + they would go with me ] when I would go running / [ {C and } -- +", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } ] the last one got hit, {F uh, } as she was following [ my, + one of my sons ] across the road to the school. /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "It was awful. / It was just, -/", "{F Oh, } that is. /", "{C And } [ it just, + it's too ] heartbreaking / {C but } they do dig up / {C and } [ they just, + they just ] wreck things / {C and } I'm not a --", "They do wreck things. /", "-- dog person. /", "{D Well, } I'm not either. /", "Ooh. /", "<Throat_clearing> I'm not either / {C and } it's just been, -/", "I wouldn't want a Lab. / It sounds beautiful, /", "<Cough>.", "{C but, } -/", "He's beautiful / {C but } it's just one of those concessions,", "<Laughter>.", "I just had to make, / {C but } I kind of ignore him. / {D Now } today's the first cold we've had in Texas / {C and } it's really cold and drizzly / {C and } it's freezing -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C and } people are doing their fires / {C and } I brought him in because he's just a wet mess out there / {C and } he's in the laundry room with this little carpet square / {C and } he's just huddled up like, if you'll be nice to me, I won't make <laughter> any trouble, {D you know. } /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And then } my daughters both have hamsters. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } [ I, + I, ] -/", "{C And } how old are your girls? <Beep>. /", "They're eleven and eight / {C and } I --", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- gave in at Christmas / {C and } [ they have, + they keep ] their cages real clean. / It always smells of cedar / {C and } they just sleep and eat bits of apple and carrots and, -/", "Sure. /", "<<Pause>> I think they're cutting us off. /", "No, / that's -- -/", "Oh. /", "-- somebody's trying to cut in on my line / {C and } I don't want to answer. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "I'll just wait. /", "Okay. /", "No, / [ I've, + I've ] got incoming calls / {C and } I don't know why, -body's calling. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "[ I, + I ] hate to cut it off, / I think --", "I understand. /", "-- they would cut us off, / {C so } we'll just wait. /", "Okay, / {F well } -- -/", "Whoever it is will call back. /", "-- they'll cut us off pretty soon. /", "{D Well, } it's somebody calling for my kids, {D you know, } / jeez. /", "Yeah, / I know. /", "{D Actually, } it's my son, / I know it is. /", "<Laughter>.", "My older boy. He never likes to come home from school. / Anyway that's what we have, / {C and } [ I have, + I've ] tried to start a fish tank -- /", "How does, -/", "-- {C and } I keep --", "In the salt water? /", "-- losing all my fish. /", "Salt water or, -/", "No -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- just regular water. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "PETS", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT KIND OF PETS THE OTHER CALLER HAS", "talk_day": "10/29/1991", "from_caller": 1399, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1949, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1419, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1949, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "Right. / {C And, } {F uh, } we had passed [ a, + a ] provisional one that [ [ if, + if it did, ] + if they did ] locate here we would raise our taxes. / {C But, } {F uh, } at least we thought we'd get something back from that. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } how do you feel about taxes? /", "{D Well, } it seems like a big politics game / {D like } up here, last year, the governor was up for re-election / {C so } he said the budget was fine, / the state didn't have any money / {C and then } right after he won the election he said we owed a lot of money / {C so } they raised all our taxes. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } now it's election time again / {C so } they're trying to lower them. /", "Oh. /", "{C So } they're just talk about lowering them / {C but } they never do, / they just keep raising them. /", "I've never seen taxes really go down. /", "Yeah, / me neither. / {D Well, } actually they're going to here because they didn't have a budget for so long / {C so } they raised the tax rate real high for the last three months of this year / {C and } they're going to lower it for next year. /", "Oh. /", "I guess they figure they're going to make up for all they didn't get when they should have had a budget. /", "I hope they put that in writing <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / <laughter> yeah, / they say they're going to lower, / {C but } I'll see. /", "I feel like the middle class people are supporting the nation and, {F uh, } that the rich are not paying their share / {C and } of course the poor can't afford it either, / {C but, } {F uh, } I really feel like - / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I feel like, {D you know, } - / I'm a middle class person income wise anyway / {C and, } {F uh, } I get tired of supporting the whole country. /", "Yeah, / so do I. / {E I mean, } I'm [ [ a, + a ] + ] middle class barely, / {C but, } {F uh, } I don't think the rich are paying [ [ mo-, + less, ] + not enough, ] / I think they're paying too much. /", "You think the rich are paying too much? /", "Yeah, / {E I mean } if you're in [ the, + the ] [ three, + three ] percent bracket and they take a third of your check every month, {D well, } that's ridiculous. / Why bother working? /", "{D Well, } I don't know many rich that don't have enough tax breaks to, - / {E I mean, } I'm talking about the really rich. /", "{D Well, } they should just tax everybody the same amount no matter what you make. /", "Right. /", "That would be fair. /", "{D Now } I'll go along with that.", "Yeah -- /", "{D You know, } /", "-- no loopholes or anything. / Everybody pays ten percent or fifteen or whatever. /", "Right. / {D Now, } I think that would be fair. /", "Right. /", "{C And } I, {D you know, } - / [ no, + no ] ifs, ands and buts, {D you know, } / no big elaborate laws that [ say, + {F uh, } {D you know, } call ] for a lot of enforcement or a lot of review. / It's just, {D you know, } you make this, you pay ten percent. / If you make a hundred dollars, you pay ten percent, / if you make a million dollars, you pay ten percent. /", "Yeah, / that's the way our state tax is here. / I think it's pretty fair. /", "Our state taxes are somewhat based on the federal. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } they have not gotten it <breathing> where the withholding is accurate. /", "Oh <laughter>. /", "[ [ {C So, } + {C and, } ] + {C and } ] you withhold no matter what you do, / they withhold what they're supposed to and at the end of the year it's not enough. /", "{F Oh, } great, / {C so } you ought to be saving up some every month to make up for all what they should be taking out. /", "Right, / {C so } now, {D you know, } when you sign your [ W-Four form or whatever, + W-Two --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- whatever ] that is, then they always say, do you want a extra amount for state.", "<Laughter>.", "Which is ridiculous, / {C but } it's been that way for the last probably ten years. /", "Yeah, / I guess you have to check yes / {C or } you come down to the end of the year / {C and } you don't have it to give it to them. /", "Right, / unless you have a lot of deductions. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {D you know, } if you have a lot of federal deduction, it ends up hurting you state wise. /", "Really? /", "{C And } you end up owing, {D you know, } / you may get nine hundred dollars back from federal / {C and } you're going to owe fifteen hundred in state. /", "Ouch <laughter>. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } [ it's, + it's ] just ridiculous. / {C But, } [ I, + I ] don't know. / I've, - / they just came up with a twenty-five percent increase on personal property [ in, + in ] Oklahoma county and that is a chunk. /", "Yeah, / I'll say <laughter>. /", "I mean twenty-five percent increase. /", "Y-, - / is, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "TAXES", "prompt": "TALK ABOUT WHETHER AMERICANSY", "talk_day": "10/29/1991", "from_caller": 1388, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1967, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1409, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1941, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "{F Uh, } to a degree. / I haven't kept up as, {F uh, } much as I would like, /", "Uh-huh. /", "I've just been so busy, {F uh, } /", "Uh-huh. /", "I barely get a chance to read a newspaper now and then, / {C so. } -/", "Yeah. / I think it's pretty exciting that they can, {F uh, } - / it would be interesting to see if they can find, {F uh, } other planets [ that are, + that will be ] more habitable to, {F uh, } {D you know, } {F uh, } humans / {C and, } {F uh, } yeah, / I think I would be very interested in space travel in the future [ [ if, + {F uh, } if it, ] + {D you know, } if it ] is at all possible. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } I wouldn't even mind, {F uh, } being a pilot on one, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C or } right now - / {C but } I'm probably getting a little too old for that. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } I know if they make the advances that they have been making, that, {F uh, } maybe [ age will no longer, + age ] or even physical, {F uh, } abilities may not be, {F uh, } a barrier anymore. /", "Right. / Yeah. / {D Well, } [ they, + they ] just made leaps and jumps. / I think a lot of [ our, + our ] technology we have [ is, + is ] quite a bit due to lot of the space travel, {F uh, } {F uh, } equipment and stuff that, -/", "Yeah, / I agree. {F Uh, } / as a matter of fact we're the ones that I have been to Houston [ [ to, + to, ] + {D you know, } to ] visit the, {F uh, } space center out there, / {C and, } {F uh, } one of the big advances that we use every day now is Velcro -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } that (( vacuum )) , {F uh, } little space program was one of the big, {D you know, } backers of that. /", "Yeah. /", "It's amazing, {D you know, } / you, - / it's hard to imagine what life was like without it now. /", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter>.", "I don't know if you ever watch (( Gallagher )) , {D you know, } / he's one of the comedians / [ {C and } -- +", "Uh-huh, / yeah, / I've [ h-, + seen ] him before. /", "-- {C and, } ] {D you know, } [ he, + he ] talks a lot [ on, + on ] Velcro. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ Wh-, + [ i-, + ] what ] would we do without it? <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / [ Yo-, + we ] were talking about that just the other day. / What did we do without it back then? /", "Yeah. /", "I guess there was a lot of buttons and a lot of zippers and snaps. /", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "<Laughter>.", "Yeah, / [ there's, + there's ] [ a lot of, + a lot of ] little things that have come (( up )) . / I know maybe some of the big things that, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / concentrated foods for one maybe <laughter> / [ I don-, +", "<Laughter> That's right. / That's right. /", "{F Uh, } I don't ] know / it's also just [ I've, + I've ] often pictured, {F uh, } in my mind, {D you know, } [ what it would be like to just, + what would you find if you just ] [ kept on going, + kept on going? ] /", "Uh-huh. / That's true. /", "{F Uh, } I guess our minds are so, {F uh, } {F uh, } {A what is it? } {F Uh, } finite -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- when we try and picture the universe as an infinite object,", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } it's hard [ to, + to ] see, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "I always thought {D well, } what do you do hit a brick wall, eventually. /", "<Laughter>.", "It's hard to consider that something could go on indefinitely. /", "Yeah, / [ [ that, + that is, ] + {F uh, } that is ] something that would be hard to think about. / I agree. / You know like you say we're used to finite things / {C and } something that is infinite and just incomprehensible. -/", "Yeah. / {C But, } -/", "{C But, } {F uh, } yeah, / I would like to see them, {F uh, } do more in that area to make space travel more, {F uh, } something that the ordinary person can, {F uh, } [ en-, + enjoy. ] /", "Yeah. / [ I know it's + I think it's ] in people's nature to be the first to do something. /", "(( Uh-huh. )) /", "{C And } [ I, + I'd ] love to be the first one to step on a planet or some like, {D you know, } -/", "Yeah. / Yeah, / me too. / I wouldn't even mind being <laughter> not so much being first but just, {F uh, } get out there [ and, + and ] just explore. /", "Yeah. /", "I think, {F uh, } it's in everyone's nature to some degree to want to get out and explore something they haven't,", "{F Huh. } /", "or experience something, {D you know, } indifferent. /", "I think that's what made us, {F uh, } progress to the state we are is our curiosity. /", "{F Oh, } sure. / Sure. / Of course. / That's true. /", "There must be some [ better so-, + better ] way of doing this. / A better place to be or whatever, {D you know } / it's, -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } [ you, + you ] are always looking for something better. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "I know at work, {F uh, } people always complain to me / [ I, + {D well, } you ] are always whining / {C and, }", "<Laughter>.", "it's, I'm always looking for something better. {F Uh, } /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "There's a better way of doing it than what we are doing it. /", "That's right. / That's right. / {C And } if you are just content with being, {D you know, } with the way things are then, {D you know, } then you must [ lead, + lead ] a pretty dull life. /", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter> Because if yo-, -/", "{D Well, } they are always finding easier ways / {C and, } {D you know, } just because they don't talk about it or something like that. -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } they are doing it [ un-, + {D you know, } unconsciously. ] /", "Yeah, / I guess, {F uh, } you don't really think about it too much. / I guess you are always finding newer ways and better ways of doing stuff / {C but } yo-, - / [ it, + it's ] [ in + ] a subconscious, {D you know, } thing. / {D You know, } somewhere they can sit down and write down what, {D you know, } things that you've improved upon, / you probably wouldn't have a pretty good list. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } you just don't think about them. /", "Right. /", "<Lipsmack> {C And } that's true. / I think, {F uh, } {D you know, } - / we've gotten different programs at work, {D you know, } [ to, + to, ] {F uh, } make it visible to management that we are doing things better, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "SPACE FLIGHT AND EXPLORATION", "prompt": "WHAT DO WE GAIN FROM OUR SPACE FLIGHT AND EXPLORATION EFFORTS? 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{"turn_id": ["3509_0", "3509_1", "3509_2", "3509_3", "3509_4", "3509_5", "3509_6", "3509_7", "3509_8", "3509_9", "3509_10", "3509_11", "3509_12", "3509_13", "3509_14", "3509_15", "3509_16", "3509_17", "3509_18", "3509_19", "3509_20", "3509_21", "3509_22", "3509_23", "3509_24", "3509_25", "3509_26", "3509_27", "3509_28", "3509_29", "3509_30", "3509_31", "3509_32", "3509_33", "3509_34", "3509_35", "3509_36", "3509_37", "3509_38", "3509_39", "3509_40", "3509_41", "3509_42", "3509_43", "3509_44", "3509_45", "3509_46", "3509_47", "3509_48", "3509_49", "3509_50", "3509_51", "3509_52", "3509_53", "3509_54", "3509_55", "3509_56", "3509_57", "3509_58", "3509_59", "3509_60", "3509_61", "3509_62", "3509_63", "3509_64", "3509_65", "3509_66", "3509_67"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["{D So, } how do you feel about capital punishment? /", "{D Well, } [ [ I, + I'm ] not really certain how I, + {F uh, } I'm not certain [ that, + that ] it ] does a lot of good. {E I mean, } that it [ ends up, + ends up ] effectively, {F uh, } {F uh, } {F uh, } avoiding a lot of the crimes that have capital [ punishment -- +", "Right, / # you don't think, # -/", "-- # penalties. # ] / Yet, on the other hand, {F uh, } I don't know, / {E I mean, } there is things that <laughter> - / seems like [ [ it's, + it's, ] + it's ] the right thing to do. / {D Now, } {D you know, } {E I mean } [ somebody, + a [ [ s-, + s-, ] + serial ] killer or somebody ] goes in and machine guns, {D you know, } [ fifty, + fifty ] children in a school yard, / you kind of, - / I don't know. / What about yourself? /", "[ I, + {F uh, } I ] have the same dilemma, I think. {F Uh, } / [ it's, + {D you know, } it ] seems right sometimes / {C and then } other times, you don't know. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } /", "{E I mean, } people, {D like, } - / I, - / it's been, - / {E I mean, } {D like } the Arab societies and stuff end up, {F uh, } having <throat_clearing> [ [ e-, + effective, ] + effective ] punishments / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they're extremely severe. / {F Uh, } [ I, + {D you know, } I ] think to a certain degree, the reason that [ it, + it ] doesn't serve as a deterrent, {F uh, } may be because [ y-, + you ] never know if it's going to be [ a-, + applied. ] Right, / [ [ un-, + unlike, ] + {F uh, } like ] [ in, + in ] Arab societies. If you [ get, + get ] caught stealing, they chop off your hand / [ {C and } -- +", "# Right. # /", "-- # {C and } ] you walk around # the rest of your life with one hand / {C and } everybody knows exactly [ what, + what ] for. /", "# Right. # /", "# {F Uh, } # [ {C and, } + {D you know, } {C and } ] here, with our court system [ and, + and ] ways of sort of screwing it around and stuff [ you can, + you can ] kind of always count on the fact, - / [ {C or, } + {C or } ] there is a good chance you're going to get off. /", "Uh-huh. / {C And } also, it doesn't seem like it does that many harm, / {E I mean, } sure, their life is taken, / {C but } they'd spend the rest of their life in jail anyway, / {C so } -- -- I think sometimes they'd prefer just to get it over with / {C so } it's more of the easy way out than --", "some people, -/", "-- making them pay [ for the con-, for [ the -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know, } what they've done. ] ] /", "Except that, {E I mean, } [ the, + the ] average cost <throat_clearing> [ to si-, + <lipsmack> to society ] of having somebody in jail for all their life [ is, + is ] extremely high. {E I mean, } {A something, [ I, + I ] was amazed at. } {F Uh, } {F uh, } per year, / it's something like twenty thousand dollars per inmate per year.", "Yeah. /", "To keep people in jail. / {F Uh, } {D you know, } {C and } it's [ sort of a + <laughter>, sort of a ] crass perspective <laughter> --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- on the usage of capital punishment, / {C but } on the other hand, {F uh, } {F uh, } {D you know, } [ I don't, + I don't ] know if [ [ it's + that is, ] + that is ] that serious that they're really never going to be out of jail, {F uh } ... /", "Right, / {C but } then again, also, you can't bring back lives that have been taken anyway, / {C so } --", "Uh-huh <<faint>>. /", "-- {F uh, } it's, - / it doesn't, - / it seems [ by, + that by, ] - / I don't know, / doesn't ever really, [ p-, + ] {F uh } ... -/", "{F Oh, } I know, / {E I mean, } you can't, - / [ it doesn't, +", "# Yeah. # /", "[ # Taking # , + taking ] one more life [ [ doesn't, + doesn't, ] + doesn't ] ] [ re-, + ] # get things back the way they were, right. # /", "# Right. / It doesn't bring back every, # -/", "Yeah, / [ [ I don't know, + [ I, + I ] don't, ] + I really don't know, ] {F uh, } /", "What state are you in? /", "I'm in Texas. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "[ W-, + w-, ] -/", "In Dallas? /", "No, / I'm in Austin. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "[ Where, + where ] are you calling from? /", "{F Uh, } right now I'm in Utah, / {C but } I'm from Plano, Texas. /", "{F Oh, } I see, / uh-huh. /", "{D So, } {F uh, } {F uh, } what are the laws like in Texas? /", "[ It's, + Texas ] [ [ is, + has, ] + is ] [ one of the, + one of the ] s-, {D well, } - / I guess there is more and more states [ that are, + that are ] going back to capital punishment. / {F Uh, } Texas has had it for a while. / It's one of the quickest, / [ it, + it, ] - / once [ it was, + it was ] reallowed, - / I think it was outlawed for a while, [ but, + ] {F uh, } by the supreme court, {E I mean, } or, the interpretation of the constitution / {C and } it seems like everybody stopped / [ {C and then, } + {C and then } ] once they sort of reallowed it, Texas was one of the first [ to, {F uh, } + to ] actually, {F uh, } implement it again. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "They [ do it [ by, + {F uh, } by, ] + do it by ] lethal injection. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } I'm originally from Kansas / {C and } in Kansas also, {F uh, } [ they, + they ] almost immediately put back capital punishment / {C and, } {F uh, } there they do it by hanging. /", "Wow. /", "Still, {F uh, } they have, - / I still remember [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] movie, {F uh, } IN COLD BLOOD. / I don't know if you've ever, - / I'm sure you're familiar with it, / {C but, } have you seen the movie? /", "I haven't, / no. /", "Yeah. / That way. /", "{C And } they do it that way? /", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ they, + they ] show it, / [ not, + not, ] - / {E I mean, } [ the, + the ] movie was made in, like, nineteen sixty-two or something like that -- /", "Huh. /", "-- {C and so } [ it's, + {F uh, } it's ] not particularly graphic, / {C but } on the other hand [ it's, + it's ] fairly impressive to watch them, {D you know, } walk into the room with gallows. / It's kind of a barn like structure. /", "Wow. / I think they're there, / I think that capital punishment [ is, + is, ] {F uh, } [ in t-, + in Utah ] also. / I'm not really familiar. /", "Is that right? / Are you there in school? /", "Yeah, / # I am. # /", "# Yeah. # /", "[ {C So, } + {C but } ] I think they d-, - / a long time ago, {A [ I, + I ] remember my dad was telling me this, } I think, that, {F uh, } they do it by, like, a bunch of men have guns / {C and } one of them has the real gun in it. /", "# Uh-huh, / [ has, + has ] a, - / yeah. # /", "# {C So } they don't know who killed, # -/", "Has a real bullets - / {C and } the rest of them have blanks? /", "Right. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] certainly wouldn't want to be the executioner, / I know that <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / no. /", "I've always said that [ if I, + if I ] had to kill and clean and do [ my own, + my own ] meat, I think I'd become a vegetarian. /", "<Laughter>. I know. /", "As long as you're sort of safely removed from it, it [ seems, + seems ] not [ so, + so ] bad, I guess. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CAPITAL PUNISHMENT", "prompt": "COMPARE YOUR OPINIONS AND THOSE OF THE OTHER CALLER ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. DO EITHER OF YOU THINK IT SHOULD BE RESTRICTED TO CERTAIN CRIMES OR CIRCUMSTANCES? HOW DO THE POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF YOUR STATE FIT WITH YOUR OPINIONS?", "talk_day": "12/11/1991", "from_caller": 1389, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1971, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1438, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1959, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "Of course I would want one if somebody [ was -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- was ] given to me. / {C But } I maybe would buy a B M W.", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } [ or, + or ] even a Volvo. /", "What do you have now? /", "I've got [ a, + {F uh, } a ] Dodge Daytona. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's actually the first car we ever bought new. /", "{F Oh, } really. / Yeah, / [ [ we just, + we, ] + {D well, } I ] have - / my car is the first one we ever bought new, too. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } we just bought another used car, a couple weeks ago, actually. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah / me too <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D So } what car do you drive? / What is it? /", "{F Uh, } mine is a Honda Accord. /", "Uh-huh, / we almost bought one of those. / Do you like it? /", "Yeah, / I do, / {C and, } {C and, } {F um, } it's funny because, after I bought it, I was doing a lot of business traveling, / {C and } I, - / some of the cars that I got were like the Toyota Camry and the Nissan Maxima and some of the competitors -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } I don't like them as well except, it wasn't really a fair comparison because those were automatics, / {C and } mine is a standard -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } the reason I got a standard was because I thought it handled a lot better -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it had a lot more pickup and everything. /", "Yeah, / you get a little more control over [ when -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- when ] it's doing the things it's doing. / Yeah. / {F Uh, } [ what, + what ] rental agent did you go to [ to actually rent -- +", "{F Um } -- /", "-- to rent ] those kind of cars. /", "-- usually AVIS. /", "To what, AVIS? /", "AVIS. /", "Really. /", "Yeah. /", "Huh. / I guess, -/", "It's just because we're on, - / I think of it, - / I'm not sure those are AVIS or not, / {C but } we have corporate contracts --", "I see. /", "-- {D you know, } with the various companies -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } it depends on your destination, too. /", "Right. /", "Kind of strange <laughter>. /", "You work for a big company, then. /", "Work for T I.", "T I, I see. /", "{D Uh-huh, } which is how I heard about this <laughter>. /", "Uh-huh. {F Um, } / {C but } <laughter> yeah, / [ [ I, + I, ] + {F uh, } I ] don't know, / I would probably, if I were to buy a car [ mys-, + ] {D you know, } with the constraints of real money --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I probably [ would, + would ] go with something [ like, + {D you know, } like ] a Honda Accord. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Maybe it would, - / one thing [ I, + I ] really liked [ about, + about ] the Dodge Daytona is the fact that they have, {F uh, } this seven year warranty. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "{F Um, } {C and } it really saved us some big money once. /", "It did, {F huh. } /", "Yeah, / they had a whole bunch of things [ that, + that ] sort of broke at the same time <laughter> -- /", "{F Oh, } my gosh. /", "-- {C and } the bill would have been over fifteen hundred dollars, / {C and } I had to pay twenty five for the, -/", "{F Oh, } that was great. /", "Yeah, / <laughter> it was. /", "That's unusual to hear, / usually, {D you know } something breaks, / you look at the warranty / {C and } it's excluded. /", "{D Well, } [ we, + we ] bought [ the extended, + [ the + the ] extension ] --", "{F Oh, } I see, / okay. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } at the time we bought it it was like, {D you know, } {A I don't know, } four hundred and twenty-five dollars or something extra. /", "{F Oh, } you got your money's worth. /", "Yeah, / we did, / {C but, } {D you know, } we really debated at the beginning, / {C and } --", "Yeah. /", "-- of course I'm glad I did it. /", "Yeah, / that is good. /", "{C But, } {F um, } [ we still have, + we still have ] {D like, } {D you know, } [ coup-, + three ] years left on it. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } I've been lucky. / Mine hasn't had any trouble except last week a shopping cart crashed into it -- /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "-- {C but } I was real lucky because it just hit [ the, + {F um } --", "Bumper? /", "-- the ] lens to the light. /", "Oh. /", "It didn't actually dent the car or anything. / {C So } it cost me twenty-five bucks to replace --", "{D Well, } that was good. /", "-- that, / {C and } --", "Are you. -/", "-- the store will pay for it anyway, / {C so. }", "Uh-huh. /", "No big deal. /", "{F Um, } [ if you were, + if you were ] going to, {F uh, } buy a new car would you buy [ another, + {F uh, } another ] Accord? /", "{F Um, } I probably wouldn't, just because I already have one -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but, } {D you know, } if I had to make the choice again, [ [ I, + {D yeah, } I, ] + I'm ] perfectly happy with what I decided --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F um, } although we did just buy another car, / {C and } that's a Legend -- /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / those are nice (( )) . /", "-- {F um, } {C but } [ it's, + it's ] a used one -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } my husband has really wanted one for a long time, / {C and } the fact that, {D you know, } [ this c-, + this car ] that I have has performed so well, / {C and } before that I also had an Accord, / it was a real old one -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I bought that used. / I had absolutely no money to my name and bought that, / {C and } it served me real well, too. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } he's been impressed with all the Honda cars. /", "Right. /", "{C And. } -/", "Yeah, / my sister drives one. / She drives a, {F uh, } {A I don't know, } is it Legend -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it's a, - / I'm not certain, <laughter> / {C but } she's liked it. {F Um, } /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } [ [ I, + I ] have, + I have ] never had, / {C and } we, - / in fact, what I'm driving right now, - / [ we bought a, + we only had ] one car for a long time, / [ {C and } -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } ] yet most of our usage of the car was just this little shuttle back and forth,", "<Laughter>.", "four miles to work and back --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- kind of thing. / {C And so, } {F uh, } I bought a used Yugo --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- just to be a [ little, + {D you know, } little ] car that I could care less about -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- (( )) .", "How did it go for you? /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } [ it's, + {F uh, } it's ] worked. /", "<Laughter> Hasn't left you stranded. /", "{E I mean, } that's exactly what it is, {D you know, } / [ it's just a, + it's a ] cheap [ little -- +", "Yeah / I know. /", "-- little ] car just to go, {D you know, } run around town in -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh. } It's actually kind of fun to drive. / [ I, + I, ] - / {D you know, } getting back in the Daytona now, I almost don't like it. {D You know } -- /", "Really. /", "-- it's {D like } [ too, + too ] mushy, / {C and } [ it, + {D you know } --", "{F Huh. } /", "-- it's ] an automatic, / {C and } -- -/", "{D Well, } that's what my husband thinks about my car now, that he's had the Legend -- /", "-- it's too, - / the steering -- -/", "-- it's windy. /", "-- {D you know, } you feel like you're in a boat or something, {D you know, } / it's kind of, -/", "I can't drive that, / the Legend, it's just so huge. /", "Oh. /", "[ I, + I ] don't like it, / {C and } it's so, {F uh, } -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BUYING A CAR", "prompt": "WHAT KIND OF CAR DO YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BUY NEXT? 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/", "Yes, / I have a Macintosh S E thirty. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / a lot of my friends are into Macintoshes. / I have [ a, {F um, } P C, + a I B M P C ] myself. /", "Uh-huh. /", "A two eighty-six. / I'm probably eventually going to get a three eighty-six. {F Um. } /", "What do you use yours for mostly? /", "{F Um, } mostly, {F um, } word processing applications and, {F uh, } just as a dumb terminal. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } {C but } [ I, + {F um, } I ] think eventually I'll start using it for spreadsheets and things like that. / {F Um, } what do you find that you use yours mostly for? /", "{D Well, } I do a lot of word processing and spreadsheets and data base, / {C and, } {F uh, } about the only thing - / [ I am, + {F uh, } I'm ] just starting to get into, {F uh, } a little bit more communications now. / I've just today ordered a fax modem / {C so } I'll be able to --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- send and receive faxes right over there without using, {D you know, } - / you don't have to make a hard copy that way. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } are you using windows? /", "No, / [ I, + I ] think [ I, + I'm ] planning on {D like } moving up, getting a three eighty-six before I move up to windows --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- although, {D you know, } I do like [ the, + the ] graphical user environment. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } it's getting to be more and more like a Macintosh <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / it's, {F um, } - / [ [ I want, + I want ] to be able (( )) + I just want it ] more for multi tasking, which I suppose is also like a Macintosh. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{D Well, } the one thing I used to use a, {F uh, } - / I've never used an I B M actually. / I used to use [ a, + just an ] Apple two E, which of course [ is + --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- looks ] pretty primitive now. /", "Yeah, / that's what I learned a lot of languages on, was an Apple two E in my high school. /", "{C But } I don't have [ any, + {F uh, } any ] real programming capabilities on my, {F uh, } Mac right now. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I don't have, {F uh, } any compilers -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } I'm, {F uh. } -/", "{D Well, } do you use your computer for, {F um, } just things around the house, or in the (( )) . -/", "I use it in my business. /", "{D Well, } {D see, } what do you do? /", "I, {F uh, } do, {F uh, } consultation [ and, + and ] testing of various kinds for, {F uh, } English as a second language programs. /", "{F Oh, } wow. / {F Um, } {C and, } {F uh, } [ are these {D like, } + {F uh, } do these ] programs, {F um, } - / [ are, + are ] they based [ [ on, + on ] a, + on a, ] {F um, } other language, / {C or } [ are they based, + are they based ] - / {D like } [ a lot of the, + {F um, } {D you know, } a lot of the ] English as a second language classes will have people from all sorts of, {D you know, } parts of the world, / {C and } the teacher just [ tries to, + tries to ] teach English, {D you know, } through natural understanding. /", "[ That's, {F uh, } exactly what, + {D yeah, } that's the kind of thing ] I'm working with exactly. /", "Uh-huh. /", "You seem to be, {F uh, } better informed than the average person on that. /", "{D Well, } it was just, {F uh, } when I was high school, I worked for the community school, / {C and } they had a English second language class / {C and } it always seemed strange to me that, {D you know, } [ all these, + all these ] people that, {D you know, } spoke English not too well, and spoke, {D you know, } a variety of different languages were all being taught at the same time. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I imagine it's a lot harder on a computer because [ you have to, + {D you know, } you don't have ] as many cues, / you [ can't, + don't ] have hand gestures and things like that. /", "Right. / {D Well, } now, we, {F uh, } - / what I use a computer for is to write materials that --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- are later printed, though. / Most of the stuff that I do is not, {F uh, } interactive -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I use it for [ t-, + ] {F uh, } data analysis on testing, / {C so. } -/", "{F Uh, } to see how well they retain the vocabulary and things like that. /", "{D Well, } [ just, + actually, just, ] {F uh, } item analysis, statistical analysis of the tests, {F uh. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } when you write a test you have to look at some data from it and see how the different questions are performing --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and find out which ones are discriminating well and which ones aren't --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- find out how reliable the test is, / you try correlate it with other tests and things of that sort. / {C So } it's, involves a lot of spreadsheet use. /", "Yeah, / I would imagine so. / {F Um, } {C so, } {F um, } what were you doing when you were using an Apple two E? /", "{D Well, } I was doing some of the same stuff, but doing it more slowly <laughter>,", "<Laughter>.", "and with smaller files. / <laughter> I can't believe, {D you know, } I've got, {F uh, } five, {F uh, } megabytes on this one now -- /", "Uh-huh. / [ It, + it's ] (( )) . -/", "-- {C and } on my two E I had a hundred twenty-eight K <laughter>. /", "Yes, / it's amazing, {D you know, } [ how, + how ] {D like } in the general user community the expectations have just grown so much. / I remember my first computer was a T R S eighty with four K on it -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } {D you know, } [ [ then, + then ] we, + then I ] started playing with Apples, {D you know, } / {C and } those had forty-eight, / {C or, } {D you know, } if they were really great --", "{F Oh, } [ [ the old -- +", "-- they had sixty-four K. /", "-- the old ] Apple, + {F uh, } [ the, + the ] original Apple ] had, [ what, + ] [ yeah, + ] forty-eight I guess, didn't it. /", "{F Uh, } [ I know, +", "<Throat_clearing>.", "I know ] that in my school they had a bunch that had sixteen K on them, # is all, / {C and } # -- -/", "# My goodness. # /", "-- [ there's, + I remember that there was ] one game that I played that required forty-eight K / {C and } there was only one computer that had forty-eight K on it at the time. /", "Uh-huh <laughter> <throat_clearing>. /", "{C And } {D you know } it's just so amazing that generally, {D you know, } [ if you, + if you, ] - / I'm not sure about Macintoshes, / {C but } I know I B M -s, [ [ you, + you ] generally, + {D you know, } you buy ] a megabyte at a time. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } [ [ that's, + that's ] your low-, + that's the low ] end. {F Uh. } /", "{D Well } the S P thirty goes up to eight -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } I haven't upgraded it quite that far yet. / I think probably when I get system seven I may have to do that [ and, + and ] get [ another, + possibly another ] hard disk. / I don't know. / They say that system seven uses a lot of memory. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / I imagine (( )) . /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "COMPUTERS", "prompt": "FIND OUT THE OTHER CALLERS' PREFERENCE AND LEVEL OF INTEREST IN PERSONAL COMPUTERS. 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/", "Yes. /", "Okay, Bill, / have you done much camping? /", "{F Uh, } yes. / I'm a scoutmaster in Boy Scouts. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I [ camp, {F uh, } every month, {F uh, } + camp at least one weekend ] / {C and } during the summer we camp, {F uh, } two or three weeks a year <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } [ that, + that ] sounds good. /", "I'd say I camp quite a bit. /", "Yeah, / you do. / {F Um, } {D now } do you have a lot mountains, / {D well, } you don't have mountains in Texas, do you. / Where do you find places to camp? /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] do a lot of canoeing when we go camping -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } [ we, + {F uh, } we ] also, {F uh, } carry all our equipment with us -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and so } we canoe down the river and then,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "sleep on the river on one of the, {F um, } sand bars and then --", "Oh. /", "-- get up the next morning, cook our breakfast, and go down the river again. /", "{F Oh, } my word. / {D Well } that sounds adventuresome # <laughter>. # /", "# <Laughter> # How about yourself? /", "{D Well, } {F um, } I've done, {F oh, } I would say quite a bit of camping, mostly with my husband and I. / {F Um, } we have five children, / {C and so } we have found that camping with the little ones isn't as enjoyable as just when we go ourselves. / {C So } we've tried to get out once a year and go on a anniversary camp out, / {C and } we have gone up into the mountains and, {F uh, } not necessarily roughed it, / {C but } we have just found it just real enjoyable to be alone up in the mountains. /", "{D Well, } that's good. /", "{C And, then } [ the boys are, + our boys are ] old enough now, / they're twelve and eleven, / {C and so, } they're involved in the scouting / {C and } they do a lot of camping with the scouts -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- <Throat_clearing> {C and } last time our one twelve year old went to the scout camp for a week, / {C and so } this year they'll both be going, / {C and so } that's been real enjoyable for them. /", "Great. /", "{D So. } -/", "[ What, + {F uh, } what ] kind of camping do they like best? / Do they like it where they have tents / {C and, } {F uh, } do they cook on stoves? /", "{F Um, } yes, / they've, {D well, } - / no, / actually [ they've, + I remember, they have ] taken [ [ the, + the ] du-, + the heavy ] cast iron dutch ovens and done their cooking there over the fire, / {C and } I don't think they've taken the stoves. / {F Um, } last year they camped in tents, / {C and } this year I believe they will be in tents also. /", "Uh-huh. / Course I imagine it gets cold in parts of Utah. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "It doesn't get very cold in Texas, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C so } lots of times we don't even take tents. /", "{F Oh, } is that right? /", "We just use trail tarps. /", "{F Oh, } {C and } what does that consist of? /", "{F Uh, } it's just a piece of material [ that has, + {F uh, } that has ] a lot of places where you can tie off to it --", "Oh. /", "-- and make it into a tent --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } like a, {F uh, } - / they're very light weight / {C and } we use them when we go backpacking. / {C So } we go backpacking fifteen or twenty miles, then, {F uh, } - / they're not very heavy, {D see } -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } you carry them with you, / {C and } --", "Oh. /", "-- they'll keep you dry or whatever. /", "Yes, / {D well, } {D see, } [ when, + when ] we go camping here, / we have to take our big huge, heavy sleeping bags, and <laughter> lots of tents / {C and, } I like to sleep on the air matresses. / I'm not, <laughter> - / my bones are getting so old, / {C so } [ I like to, + I like to ] sleep on the matresses. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } {C so, } have you had any [ adventures on your camping trips, with, + encounters with ] wild animals or anything like that? /", "[ Ye-, + yes, ] / in fact, {F uh, } {F um, } last month we went camping, / we saw a lot of deer --", "Oh. /", "-- {F uh, } in the morning and the afternoon --", "My word. /", "-- just deer everywhere. /", "Gee. /", "Uh-huh, / [ {C so, } + {F uh, } {C but, } ] [ it, + even though, {F uh, } it ] wasn't hunting season, - / {C and } we were with Boy Scouts, / {C so } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- of course we don't, {F uh, } want to go # hunting. # /", "# <Laughter>. #", "{C But } we got to see a lot of deer --", "Oh. /", "-- {F um, } out and about / {C and } there's, - / of course, we see smaller animals all the time, / {C and, } {F uh, } one thing that is a big concern in the evening, at night, {F uh, } is, {F uh, } make sure that all the food's put away and so forth --", "Oh. /", "-- because, {F uh, } we have, {F uh, } armadillos. / # Do you know what # --", "# Oh. # /", "-- armadillo is? /", "{F Uh, } they're covered {D like } with a heavy armor --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- type stuff, / uh-huh. /", "And possums, and, {F uh, } raccoons. /", "My word. /", "{C And } we have those creatures down here that [ they like to, + {F uh, } they like to ] go hunting for a midnight snack. /", "<Laughter> Uh-huh <laughter>. /", "{C And so } [ [ that, + that, ] + {F uh, } that ] can be a problem if you don't put all your equipment away. /", "{C But } they won't necessarily attack a human or bite you or anything. /", "They will if you attack them. /", "Oh. /", "{C But } most time they run away from you --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ if they, + if they ] see you're up, {D you know } -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- <Sniffing> {C but } they don't have any problem walking right by you if you're asleep. /", "{F Oh, } my word <laughter>. /", "{D So. } -/", "{D Well, } that sounds a little less fierce than bears. / [ We, + we ] want to, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CAMPING", "prompt": "FIND OUT FROM THE OTHER CALLER WHAT KIND OF CAMPING THEY HAVE DONE. 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/", "{D Well, } personally, {D you know, } I think, {D you know, } - / of course I'm sure we're familiar with the exact same benefit package / {C and } I think that, {F uh, } we've probably got one of the best around, {D you know, } / besides, they tend to offer [ ad-, + adequate ] vacation, I guess. / {C And } the paid time off is wonderful, / {C and, } {F uh, } one of the things that we were just talking about as a matter of fact this week at work was the CODA Plan that is offered / {C and } I think that is just [ a, + a ] fabulous one, / {C so. } I don't know if you participate in that or not, / {C but } -- -/", "Absolutely. /", "-- isn't it great? <laughter> / [ It's just a, + it's just a ] miracle [ that + ] how fast that adds up, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } I have to agree with that. / {D You know, } I was thinking about, {F uh, } importance of benefits and that kind of thing, other than salary --", "Uh-huh /", "-- while I was waiting for, {F uh, } the system to find [ a, + a ] respondent. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I started thinking that over the years that importance has changed / {C and } I suspect that that's probably true for everyone. /", "Yeah. /", "When I was much younger it was, {F uh, } less important to consider retirement and less important to consider medical benefits. / {C But } as I grow older and my family grows, [ it, + the medical benefits ] are more important / {C and } the retirement is more important. /", "I had never really thought of it that way / {C but } [ I guess that's true, + I guess that's true. ] / I'm still young enough [ that, + that, ] {F uh, } the vacation's real important to me / {C and } the paid time off is real important to me [ and, + and ] that kind of thing. / {C But, } {F uh, } {D you know, } [ I was just, + as a matter of fact, I just, ] {F uh, } celebrated my fifth year at T I the end of last month and, {F uh, } kind of started looking through [ the, + the ] book because of that, {D you know, } / now that I'm a hundred percent vested, {D you know, } you kind of look through the book and see {D well, } [ what exactly, + what ] does that mean and what is the pension all about / {C and, } {D you know, } [ when you're, + when you're, ] {D you know, } in your, - / I'm only in my late twenties now, / {C so } you tend not to think about retirement. / {C But, } {F uh, } it's, - / I guess now is the time to think about it, / {C so. } Does T I have a pretty good retirement package, do you think? /", "I think they have, {F uh, } [ a-, + one ] that we need to recognize that we're going to have to supplement ourselves. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } that's certainly one of the reasons that I'm sure that they've begun the, {F uh, } CODA Plan. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- certainly [ a, + a ] supplemental way, {F uh, } / {C and } I suppose [ [ if, + b-, ] + maybe ] [ in, + in ] your instance, [ if, + if ] you're started with T I in your early to mid-twenties, and happen to stay with them until you're sixty-five, then you'll have a very good retirement plan. /", "Right. /", "{C But } I had another career first and then came to T I a little later. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } it's not, {F uh, } - / all by itself it won't be adequate [ for, +", "It's not going to build up,", "for ] my situation. /", "quite enough, / yeah. /", "{C So, } I have to find a way to supplement that. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } [ they just, + they seem ] to make it so easy to save. / {D You know, } one of the things that we're doing which is probably the worst investment in the world, - / {C but } I've got money coming out (( )) to buy savings bonds, just coming straight out of my check. / {C And } it's probably not a great investment, / {C but } if I wasn't doing that the money wouldn't be being saved anyway, {D you know. } / I kind of have to trade off, {D you know. } / If you never see it you don't spend it, / [ {C so } + <laughter>. {C And } ] it's, -/", "I [ unders-, + understand ] though, / it, -/", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } believe me, I do that myself. /", "Do you? / Yeah? /", "{C And } I disagree with you. / I don't think it's the worst investment,", "Do you really not? /", "in the world. /", "[ [ [ I, + I, ] + [ fr-, + ] {D you know, } I, ] + I ] debate about whether it's really good or not, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } it's, in terms of guaranteed return on investment - / {C and } maybe you don't start looking for that word guaranteed,", "Yeah. /", "until later. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } it's shown a history that, {F uh, } sure beats anything else.", "Yeah, / that's true. / That's very true. /", "Over many, many years. /", "We went, {F uh, } and did [ a, + a ] thing through I B S which is [ a, + {D like } a ] financial consultant <noise> type thing here in Dallas / {C and, } {F uh, } one of the things that we talked about with the counselor there was, </noise> {D you know, } - / they work up this whole big, {D you know, } [ proposal, + profile ] for you, [ that, + ] [ ev-, + all ] the things that you need to work on and you need to do. / {C And then } one of the things that we talked about with her was, {D you know, } the need to save for our son's education. / We have a two year old, {D you know, } / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {D you know, } we can't start saving for college when he's sixteen, {D you know, } / we have to do that now. / [ {C And, } + {C and } ] {F uh, } they have a way that they can figure, {D you know, } what, {D you know, } - / {C and } he's two now, / in sixteen years when he's ready to go to college, this is how much it'll cost, {D you know, } / {C 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. / {C And } they sat down and figured up that we needed to save {D like } between fifteen and seventeen hundred dollars a year at a, {F oh, } {D you know, } six percent interest rate, to be able to have, {D you know, } money for his college. / {C And } that's exactly what we have coming out in saving bonds, [ is, + is, ] {D you know, } about fifteen hundred dollars a year. / {C So, } I guess it, {D you know, } - / in that way, at least we know that that's taken care of, {D you know. } / [ We, + we ] can worry about other things / {C so, } -/", "I understand,", "Yeah. /", "that approach. / [ That's,", "Yeah, /", "what, + that's exactly what's ] happening in my family. /", "Is it really? / Yeah. /", "[ Un-, + except ] that mine are a little bit older / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I've shown them the numbers and said this is what's going to be available, / all this is going to do is give you a little spending money while you're there. /", "Uh-huh. /", "You better make sure that you've got a scholarship. /", "That's right. / That's right. / {D Well, } that's what she said to us. / She said, now, do you all want him to go to [ a, + a ] state college or a private college? / [ {C And, } + {C and } ] our answer was, that, {D you know, } we will have enough money available for him to attend a state college. / {C And } if he wants to go to a private college, he can get a scholarship to attend, {D you know. } / {C And } that was kind of our view on it. / It just costs too much, / you just can't do it, {D you know. } / {C So, } I don't know, / [ it's, + it's, ] - / I don't, {F uh, } - / it just amazing, / it amazes me how much [ the, + the ] costs are going to go up over the next ten or fifteen years. / I just don't know how anybody's going to do it. /", "{C And } boy, it gets really scary when you start talking to them. / {F Uh, } I have [ a, + an ] eleven year old daughter now who's saying, gee, Dad, I want to be an allergist, /", "{F Oh, } goodness. /", "{C and } I said, that's wonderful. / I applaud that. / Let,", "Yeah. /", "me explain to you how you get scholarships to do that. /", "Yeah. / Exactly. /", "{C And,", "Exactly. /", "then } her little brother's only two years behind / {C and } he says, {D well, } I don't know, / I think that I probably want to be a veterinarian. / {C And } I said, that's great. / Let me explain to you how you get scholarships <laughter>,", "That's right, /", "to do that. /", "That's right <laughter>. / {D Well, } {D you know, } [ T I, + {D you know, } T I ] offers some good stuff / {C and then } [ I think there's, + {E I mean } I think there's ] some negatives, / {C but } there's going to be some negatives anywhere, {D you know, } no matter where you go. / I have, {D you know, } all, - / this is the first really large company I've worked for. I've / always been involved in little small, {D you know, } [ ind-, + privately ] [ owned s-, + owned firms ] / {C and so } I've never had [ the, + the ] big benefit package. / {C So, } I really don't know how to compare it to other big companies, {D you know. } / [ It, + when ] I came on it was great because I had never had anything even close to [ what, + what ] they offered. / {C So, } I've been real pleased. /", "{D Well, } that's fantastic, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } on whole [ o-, + I ] would say that they're equal to, {F uh, } most of our competitors. /", "Think so? /", "{F Uh, } I can see [ some, + some ] potential changes that probably [ [ are, + are, ] + would ] not cost very much but might, {F uh, } make things a little easier.", "Uh-huh. /", "Such as offering [ a, + a ] smorgasbord. Having a larger variety of benefits / [ {C but, } +", "Yeah. /", "{C but } ] here's the amount, [ that, + that ] T I is going to pay for it, /", "Yeah, / {C and } you can pick what you want / {C and, } yeah. /", "now it's up to you / it's menu selection, so,", "Right. /", "to speak. /", "That sounds really good. / I read a thing, / I don't even remember if it was in the DALLASITE or the INSITE one, about {F uh, } companies allowing you, - / {C and } they said that T I was looking into it, to purchase extra vacation days. Which I thought sounded like a good idea. / {D You know, } if you've been there, {D you know, } under five years [ and + ] you get two weeks of vacation / {C but } that's really not enough / {C and } you want an extra week, then you can purchase an extra week of vacation by saying, okay, I'm going to want an extra five days this year / {C and } they'll take a set amount out of each paycheck, {D you know, } / {C and } they're deducting it all along, / {C so } [ you, + you ] can have an extra five days off and be paid for them at the time, {D you know, } / you're really not being paid for them, / the money is actually coming out of your own pocket, / {C but } it's coming out a little bit at a time instead of all at once, {D you know. } / {C So, } that is kind of an idea [ that, + that ] a lot of people sounded like that they were really interested in / {C and } T I said that they were looking into something like that / {C so, } -/", "{D Well, } I could certainly, personally stand seeing them go to [ a, + a ] standardized compensatory time --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- for overtime. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I don't believe any of us would have to purchase any extra vacation days,", "{D Well, } -/", "if they did,", "true. /", "that. /", "True. /", "{F Uh, } [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I would certainly support something like four to one or five to one / [ {C or, } + {C or, } ] {D you know, } maybe they want to get generous and make it three to one.", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } [ a-, + as ] a repayment for,", "Yeah. /", "every three to five days that I work overtime there,", "Yeah. /", "they should give me one day. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } it should be a standard [ and, + and ] not left up to either the whim or the current overhead rate [ t-, + {F uh, } that's ] running in each department. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } / {C and, } yeah, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] a lot of that is left up to whoever your supervisor happens to be and what type of relationship you have with that person / {C and, } {D you know, } I see a lot of differences, [ but, + ] from one group to the next, {D you know, } about who gets it and who doesn't get it, {D you know. } / [ {C But } that's, + {C and } that's ] that way with a lot of things, {D you know, } there. / It seems like, it depends on [ what, + what ] group you happen to be in, [ what, + what ] you're going to get and what you're not going to get / {C so, } -/", "{D Well, } that's for sure. /", "Which is the same, / [ {C but, } + {C but then } ] it's probably that way anywhere, {D you know, } / that's, -/", "{F Oh, } I'm sure personalities always come into play. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } just in this size of organization, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "JOB BENEFITS", "prompt": "WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTANT BENEFITS BESIDES SALARY IN A JOB WITH A LARGE ORGANIZATION? 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/ [ we, + we ] just built a real big recycling center,", "Uh-huh. /", "that recycles everything imaginable / {C but, } as far as, {F uh, } trash pick up and stuff that a lot of the communities are doing,", "Uh-huh. /", "they're testing that. / {C So, } they're really not [ full, + full ] force into it, / {C but } they're trying, / {C so } we're attempting it, / {C but } I wish we could do more. /", "Yeah, / [ there's, + there's ] been no emphasis on recycling at all in San Antonio. / I used to work for the power company here / {C and } there was discussion for a while about, {F uh, } building a garbage burning, {F uh, }", "Uh-huh. /", "electric generation plant / {C but } it just wasn't cost effective, # at the time. # /", "# Oh. # /", "{C And } [ there's, + there's ] [ a + ] little recycling trucks and things throughout the city / {C but } there isn't any, {F uh, } advertising campaign. / There's just not any push to recycle. /", "{F Huh. } /", "I recycle my newspapers and, {F uh, } [ alumi-, + my aluminum ] stuff. /", "Right, / that's what I do. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } they make it as hard as possible, / it's not very convenient to do. /", "Right, / when they put centers and stuff like that. -/", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah, / {D well } we have those, {F uh, } which I think is one of the best things is those cash for cans. / I don't know if you all have those things around. /", "Yes. /", "{C And } I really like that because that makes it real convenient because they're in almost every shopping center, / {C and } you can just stop by. / Now everything else like the [ tra-, + {F uh, } paper ] and plastic and stuff you still have to go to the centers / [ {C but, } +", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but } ] for aluminum that's real nice / {C and } I started doing that at work. / {F Um, } I put out [ a, + a ] trash can [ [ and, + and ] + ] for people to put their aluminum cans in, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } that's really helped a lot, / {E I mean, } everybody's pitched in / {C and, }", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } it doesn't bother them to walk little bit farther put their aluminum in a can rather than just throwing it in their trash can. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } [ I really, + I really ] like that, / {C but, } people are really concerned, / it's just that sometimes it's not the right people,", "Yeah. /", "which is [ really, + really ] sad because, I wish we would do more <throat_clearing>. / At work we started, {F uh, } all the recycling stuff. / They're really trying, / I think what started it at work was that planet earth thing we had last year. /", "Yes. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } that really, started a lot of stuff off, / {C but, } {D you know } sometimes it dwindles down. /", "Yeah, / where I work now we recycle all the computer paper. /", "That's good. /", "{C But } that's about the extent of it. /", "{D Well } that's, {F uh, } - / at least your trying something. /", "Yeah, / yeah, /", "It's just {D yeah, } - / it would be nice if it could be more. /", "{C And } I'm sure that the, {F uh, } driving factor for recycling the computer paper is that we get paid to do so. /", "{F Oh } do you really. /", "We sell the paper back [ to the, + {F uh, } to a ] paper manufacturing company. /", "{D Well } that's a neat idea. /", "{D Well, } [ it, + it ] defrays the cost of buying the paper, I think. / I, - / not by much, but it does defray it some. /", "Right. /", "Enough to make it worth our while to have several bins through out the building. /", "{D Well } [ that's, + that's ] really good, / {E I mean } at least they're trying. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah / I know a lot of companies that waste so much that, - / I'm even trying, - / {D you know } that was one thing we noticed last week that we had some new people move into our building /", "Yes. /", "{C And } they were just used one time and thrown in the dumpster / {C and } I thought, I don't understand this, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "We're trying to cut cost and everything like that, [ and, + and ] recycle and all that stuff / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] here we are wasting. / {C And } I don't understand, sometimes, [ [ the way, + the thinking, ] + the logic ] behind it. /", "{D Well } the last time, {F uh, } someone moved offices in my building / {C and, } {F uh, } the, {F uh, } properties people came in [ with all, + with the ] good cardboard boxes. / Not the cheap ones of course.", "Uh-huh. /", "And packed everything up and moved them and left them lying around, / [ I, + I ] took several home because I'm moving pretty soon / {C and } they're good boxes. /", "<Laughter> That's exactly what I did. /", "{C And } they were just going to throw them away. /", "Exactly what I did, exactly. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because } I didn't want to waste that. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And } it's hard enough to find good packing boxes (( )) . /", "Right / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] these boxes are, - / you can unfold them. /", "Right. /", "{C So, } {D you know, } [ there, + they ] don't take up much storage space. /", "Exactly right, / {D well } that's very good <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / yeah / [ I, + I ] felt a little guilty about taking the boxes for about two seconds until I realized they would be thrown away, / {C so. } -/", "Right, / right, /", "I thought, {D well } I was doing them a favor by taking them. /", "I found [ about five, + {F uh, } about nine ] of them that had not even been folded into boxes,", "Yeah. /", "that were in the dumpsters. / {F Oh } gosh, / [ so many people need, + so many people go ] to the grocery store and stuff and get those boxes,", "Uh-huh. /", "when, {D you know, } these are perfect, / {C so. } -/", "Yeah, / the ones at the grocery store, half the time, they've pulled the lid off / {C so } you can't use it anyway. /", "Right, / right, / right. /", "Those - / {C and } the real sturdy boxes that copy room paper comes in, with the nice lids. Those get thrown away. /", "Uh-huh, / right. /", "{C And } I am constantly scouting out the copy room for those boxes. /", "That's exactly what I do. /", "Those are perfect boxes to put files in. /", "Uh-huh. / They're good for storage and stuff like that. / That's what I do with a lot of my daughter's things is I'll store [ her, + {D you know, } {D like } her ] out dated or, [ out of, + out of ] season clothes in them / {C and } they're just perfect. /", "[ What, + what ] I've done in the past, - / I don't have any now, / {C but } I would buy some cheap wallpaper from somewhere and cover those nice boxes with the lids, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } you can stack them up [ and, + and ] leave them out and put things in them, even. /", "{C And } they look just as good. / That's a smart idea. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "I think I'll have to try that. / That's really cute. /", "<Laughter> Yeah / {D well, } {D you know, } it's cheaper than going and buying the kind at Target that are all ready with the little design on them or whatever. /", "They're the exact same thing. / That's all they are, / they just made them look fancy. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "You saved me some money. / {C And } you're recycling <laughter>. /", "yeah. /", "{D Well } that's neat. / {D Well } do you all have, {F uh, } - / we have places that, {F uh, } pay for paper to recycle, / I know you do yours at work, / {C but } for newspaper. -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } ours are real hard to find. / That's the one thing that really discourages me. / [ I saved pa-, + {D you know, } I recycle paper, ] / {C but } they, - / it's almost like they don't want the paper, because they don't pay, at all, /", "<Throat_clearing>. *[[slash error]]", "{E I mean, } they're real hard to find the places that pay. / {C And } that's really discouraging. / {E I mean, } I just go ahead and take it to [ the, + the ] regular place, where [ it's, + {D you know, } they ] just accept it. / {C But } [ they, + {F uh, } I think they ] should / yeah, / if they want people to recycle I think it's, {F uh, } {D you know, } - / {D like } the aluminum, {D you know, } - / it gets people [ to, + ] {F uh, } doing it, {D you know, } / [ you might, + you don't ] have to pay them a lot. /", "Yeah, / I live near a Walmart / {C and } there's a big, {F uh, } {F uh, } huge dumpster looking thing sitting out front, / in fact I think there's two of them, that have several openings, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } it's for recycling / {C and } they have aluminum and newspaper and plastic and some other category, /", "Uh-huh. /", "I don't, - / maybe there's two for aluminum. / {C And } you don't get paid / {C but } it's real convenient just to chunk the newspapers in there. /", "{D Well } [ that's, + that's ] good. /", "Yeah. /", "I, - / the one thing I don't like about the newspaper also is, {F uh, } - / {D like } at work we have two different trash cans at your desk. / You have one for paper and one for just your normal trash, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but } [ in, + {F uh, } in ] the paper one you have to separate. / You have to make sure you don't throw away any of the slick paper, like magazines. /", "Uh-huh. /", "You can't throw any of that away / {C and } you can't throw certain file type things away, / {C and } I just think it's such a hassle, / it seems like [ it would be, + it would be ] easy to take it all, / I don't know, / of course, I don't know all that about recycling / {C so, }", "Uh-huh. /", "it probably is a hassle. / {C But } I do get tired of having to separate paper, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. / It gets to be, {F uh, } - / I guess you have to make it a habit, / {E I mean, } you have to get so used to doing it that it's a habit. /", "Right, / right. / {C And } we had, {F uh, } a write up in our paper, {F uh, } this last time at work about, {F um, } - / they come and empty your trash every other day they do your normal trash / {C and } every other day they do your recycling trash. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } somebody was writing in complaining that the people had, {F uh, } dumped all the trash in the same bin. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } when they were questioned about it they said {D well, } we're running late, / {C or } we didn't have time to do those bins or something / {C and } that's real discouraging. Thinking you're sitting there working to separate it / {C and then } they, -/", "{C And } someone else isn't going to take the time to put it in two separate bags. /", "Right, / right, / {C so } [ they're, + they're ] really, trying to start keeping an eye out for those, {D you know } - / talking to the people again about, {D you know, } - / separate them - / {C because } that is discouraging [ when you, + when you ] do that <talking> <<in the background>>. / It was hard to get used to those two different trash cans. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } luckily that will all get straightened out / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] [ they'll, + they'll ] start separating them. / {C Because, } I don't mind doing that, / I feel like I'm [ doing, + {F uh, } doing ] something for the community when I'm doing that. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } {D anyway. } -/", "{D Well, } I've enjoyed talking to you. /", "You too. /", "{D Well, } I, thank you. / Bye, / bye. /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECYCLING", "prompt": "WHAT IS BEING DONE IN YOUR COMMUNITY OR AREA ABOUT RECYCLING WASTE MATERIALS? 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/ [ I buy, + I try to buy ] as simple a car as possible. /", "Yeah, / I know what you mean. /", "{C So, } {D you know, } changing the oil, changing the spark plugs - / {C and } most of them now, {D you know, } you don't go through the ignition stuff anymore because that's all solid state [ or, +", "Yeah, / or fuel injected, / {C and so } there's, -/", "or ] fuel injected / {C so } there goes the carburetor / {C and } if the fuel injection system breaks down,", "# Yeah. # /", "# there's # no way in the world you're going to work on that. /", "No / there's no way. / Somebody once said, {F uh, } I had a car that said fuel injection on the side of it / {C and } a woman asked me what that meant / {C and } I said that means that I can't work on it. /", "# {F Oh, } yeah, / yeah, / basically that's it. # /", "# {D You know, } they've gotten so complicated # or so high tech that, {F uh, } [ the guys, + average guys ] can't really go out [ in the, + in the ] garage and do a whole lot of repairs, {F uh. } /", "Yeah, / I've got, {F uh, } an eighty-four Chevy van that's, {F uh, } a one ton van with a camper conversion on it. /", "Yeah. /", "It's got [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] good old three fifty,", "# Absolutely. # /", "# standard # engine in it. / Regular gas engine, / {C and } that engine I understand, / [ I can, wo-, + I can actually work ] on that engine. /", "Yeah, / I used to have, {F uh, } [ ch-, + Chevy ] van, / it was a short van,", "# Yeah. # /", "# that # had [ the, + the ] three fifty in it. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C And } # basically [ it, + it ] was a motor / {C and } you didn't have all the other junk around it, /", "# Right. # /", "# {C and } # you could get to it to work on it. /", "Yeah, / I had to change the water pump in that, here about a year ago. / {C And } it was really fairly easy. / Take the grill out and the radiator out / {C and } you can just stand there and work on it. /", "Yeah, / the hardest part about, {F uh, } water pump changes is getting all the junk off, before you can get too it. /", "{D Well } that's true <laughter>. / You're right, {D you know, } / by the time you've finally got down to it, - / I was hoping I could remember where all those other things went. /", "{D Well } that's kind of the way I was, / I tried to remember as I took stuff off where it went, / {C and } I don't think I had too many nuts and bolts left over when I got it all put back together. /", "A few years ago I had an Oldsmobile diesel / {C and, } {F uh, } the, - / {F uh, } it, - / after about a hundred thousand miles the injector pump went out on it. / {C And, } {F uh, } I bought it when we were living in Lubbock, / when I came back here, I brought the car back here / {C and, } {F uh, } I don't know, diesels got pretty unpopular / {C and } you couldn't sell the thi-, - / {E I mean, } though for what you could get for one, # you might # as well drive it over a cliff. / {C And, } {F uh, } the injector pump went bad / {C so } I found a outfit down here to rebuild it. And, {F uh, } [ i-, + ] reinstalled that / {C and } that was probably one of the most miserable things I had gotten into in a long time. /", "I don't think I'd know where to start with a diesel. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } [ it, + {D you know, } i-, ] - / diesels don't require mechanics, / they require plumbers. /", "{D Well } that's true. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } <laughter>. -/", "I think the [ onl-, + closest ] thing I've come [ to, + to ] a diesel is, I've worked for a tractor repair shop, {F uh, } when I was in high school / {C and, } {F uh, } we used to overhaul farm tractors basically, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # they were nearly [ all, + all ] diesel, / {C but } as far as cars I've never, never been involved with them. /", "{D Well } the injector nozzle and stuff in, {D you know, } the big diesel farm tractors, {D you know, } {D what } are about the size of your thumb, / {C and } the-, -/", "{D Well, } [ ye-, + yeah, ] / {C and } [ you ca-, + you can ] get to them. /", "yeah / you can get to them, / {C and } the ones [ in, + in ] the diesel cars were little tiny things and just almost impossible to do anything with. /", "{D Well } I, -/", "I've had a lot of good service out of that car, / {C but, } {F uh, } {F uh, } I finally gave it to my son / {C and } he drove it literally into the ground, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "He was out at Tech / {C and } [ he, + he ] finished it off. /", "[ I'm, + I ] guess you're right / [ the, + the ] diesel has almost fallen into unpopular status. / I don't know exactly why. / One of the reasons is - / [ I, + I'm ] beginning to wonder [ is, + ] where do you get gas at. / I su-, - / I don't know if it's still, {F uh, } limited like it was, / I don't notice it, probably because I don-, -/", "What, / the availability? /", "{F Huh? } /", "You mean the diesel availability? /", "Yeah, / [ I don't, + I don't ] notice / {C but } maybe because I'm not looking for it. /", "Yeah, / {D well } I'd bought, {F uh, } a G M C diesel pickup and, {F uh, } loved that thing, {D you know, } / I really liked it. / {C But } it turns out a pickup wasn't what I really needed, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # it was the van that I needed then, to buy the, {D you know, } - / traded it in on the Chevy van. / {C But, } {F uh, } sure enjoyed it. /", "{C But } [ yo-, + you ] got [ the, + the ] three fifty in the van? /", "Yeah, / yeah / the three fifty regular gas engine. /", "Yeah, / that's what I like because, they've got plenty of power, / {C and, } {F uh, }", "Uh-huh. /", "if you treat them right, they're not the gas guzzlers I think that they've got the reputation to be. / I'm convinced that, {F uh, } Detroit or whoever it is made a major mistake,", "# Yeah / co-, # -/", "# years ago when # they stopped putting the small V eights in and went to the fours and some of the sixes. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I'm convinced that the small V eight like [ the, + the ] Mustang's original two eighty-nine or some of the Chevy two eighty-threes,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# were # good little V eight engines that were not gas guzzlers / {C but } they had enough power t-, pull all this weight. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C And } # the four cylinders just don't have it. /", "I think [ that little, + the little ] Chevy V eight when it started out [ in sixty, + in fifty-five, ] I think was two sixty-five, something like that. -/", "Yeah. /", "Little, {D you know, } not whole lot more [ [ than the, + than the, ] + than the ] six cylinder that I think was like about two thirty-five or so. - / {C But, } {F uh, } <laughter> they kept boring that block out to where you could a get a [ four hundred, + small block four hundred ] that was, {F uh, } the same block, {D you know, } [ just, + just ] kept boring it out and boring it out and stroking it a little bit more, an. -/", "I think [ those gu-, + those little ] V eights could have been made to be pretty powerful little engines, if they would have gone with it, / {C but. } -/", "{D Well } [ that was, + {F uh, } that was ] a short stroke engine it could really wind up. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "The two little cars I've got now, - / bought a Mitsubishi Mirage here a couple of years ago / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] it was normally carbureted / {C and } it's fairly easy to work with because there's not just a whole lot in it to go wrong,", "# Yeah, / that's kind of like, # -/", "# [ and + ] {D you know } changing the # plugs and stuff. /", "[ [ the, + the ] first, + {D well } my first ] car was a fifty-six Mustang / {C and, } {F uh, } over the years, {F uh, } all - / I had a, {F uh, } Dodge pickup several years ago, / {C and, } {F uh, } I can't remember the size of the engine / it was a three {F oh, } seven or something like that, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C but, } # {F uh, } I remember working on those cars, / you'd open the hood / {C and } there was basically nothing in there but an engine,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "and a few things. / Now, you open the hood and it's scary. /", "Yeah. /", "Like you say it takes a plumber to figure out where all this stuff goes. /", "The friend of ours over here, he's got, {F uh, } sixty-five, or sixty-six Mustang the six cylinder. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C And, } # {F uh, } I was look under the hood of that the other day / {C and } like you say, you can see the road. /", "Yeah. /", "It's amazing. /", "{D Well } if you had to you could climb up in there and do what you needed to. /", "[ You coul-, + {D yeah, } you could ] stand in there if you really wanted to, I guess. /", "My dad's got a new, {F um, } - / I guess it's an eighty-nine or ninety, {F uh, } Chrysler something or other. / It's one of those transverse mounted V sixes, front wheel drive. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } he was showing it to me / {C and } we're looking under the hood and everything's nice and clean / {C and, } {D you know, } you can see the three spark plugs there in the front. / {C And } I said {D well } where are the other three. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } he'd never really thought about it. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C And } # he says {D well, } hopefully I won't have to change them, before I trade it off. / Yeah, / it's going to be a problem getting back there because it was shoved right up against the fire wall. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } they just about complicated the things so much that shade tree mechanics can't do much with them. /", "Yeah. / {D Well } when they went to the, - / started with the newer engines, {D you know, } / when they started putting all that pollution control stuff on the older engines is where they started getting into so much, {D you know, } trouble. Because the three fifty with all the, {D you know, } - / {D like } {D well, } actually, I guess, her-, - / within a couple of years ago anyway was the last I've paid any attention to it. / The three oh five was [ that, + that, ]", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# V # eight that they put in [ the, + the ] three quarter [ and, + and ] half ton van. / {C And } it had all the air pump and, {F uh, } {F uh, }", "Right. /", "{A I don't know, } [ all that, + all that ] stuff. /", "Yeah / the anti-smog pumps. /", "{C And } all the anti-smog stuff. / {C And, } {F uh, } boy that was, {F uh, } really a mess back under there [ under the, + ] in that van. /", "{C And } all that stuff loads the motor down. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C So } it's trying to push the weight plus have all this drain on it from all sorts of belts and things. / {C But } that's one good thing / I've got a, {F uh, } eight ninety, {F uh, } Chevy Blazer now / {C and } it's got one, {F uh, } belt on it a serpentine belt. /", "{F Oh, } it's that one that's about, {F uh, } what an inch and a half wide. /", "Yeah. /", "Got a bunch of groves in it. /", "I haven't had to replace the thing yet. / It looks like it would be, {F uh, } better than having, - / I've got an, an Olds Toronado that, I think's got six belts on the sucker. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C And } # I had to get all those off, {D you know, } when I was replace that, {F uh, } water pump. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C And, } # {F uh, } I had to struggle with that for a while to figure which belt goes where. /", "Yeah, / it's kind of like the inside dual on a truck. / {D You know, } when one of them breaks,", "# {F Oh } man. # /", "# it's not # the outside one, / [ [ it's, + it's the, ] + it's ] usually that power steering be-, - / {C or } something that's way back in there. /", "You bet, / everything else's got to come off first. /", "Everything's got to come off. /", "{D Well, } it's a pleasure meeting you. /", "Yeah, / {C and } we'll, {F uh, } - / how many times have you done this now? / Is this, -/", "{F Uh, } I've got, {F uh, } five stickers here from T I, / {C so } I guess I've done probably, {F uh, } I'd say seven or eight of them. /", "Yeah, / I [ hadn't, {F uh, } + hadn't, ] [ not + ] gotten any calls here in the last, {F uh, } - / this is the first one in a week or so. /", "Yeah, / I haven't gotten any calls in two weeks, / {C so } I don't know, [ if, + if ] it's tapering off, or what. /", "If [ ta-, + ] it's winding down or what. /", "I had a difficult time the past couple of times of getting, {F uh, } answers. /", "Finding a taker. /", "{C So } it sounds, - / it's taken them [ ten, + fifteen ] minutes at a time, / {C so, } people are either not, - / no-, - / maybe they're burnt out or, - / yeah. /", "Yeah, {D well. } /", "# {D Anyway } let you go. / Thanks for talking. # /", "# Okay, / all right. / Bye-bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "AUTO REPAIRS", "prompt": "WHAT WAS THE LAST AUTO REPAIR YOU PERFORMED OR HAD DONE ON YOUR CAR? ARE THERE SOME TYPES OF REPAIRS OR MAINTENANCE TASKS YOU PREFER TO DO YOURSELF? DISCUSS YOUR EXPERIENCES IN THIS AREA WITH THE OTHER CALLER.", "talk_day": "04/14/1991", "from_caller": 1069, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1950, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1140, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1941, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/ {D like, } [ I, + I ] grew up with [ the, + ] {F um, } {D you know, } having Polish and Ukrainian food. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "{C And } my wife, she likes Italian and stuff, /", "# Oh. # /", "# {C so } # [ we, + we ] definitely have different tastes, / {C so. } -/", "Yeah, / yeah, / {C but } that's neat though, because you get to have different stuff <throat_clearing>. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# Yeah, # / [ I'm not, + I'm ] a pretty bad cook <laughter>. / I'm pretty bad. / My husband is really good, / he put himself through college working in restaurants. /", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } he's much better cook than I am, / {C so, } when I was home I still cooked a lot / {C and } I was in to a lot of vegetarian stuff. / {D And } now, I went back to work about a year and a half ago / {C so, } one of the things that he took over was the cooking / {C and } the kids are thrilled, / they're really happy, that I don't cook anymore. /", "{F Uh, } <beep> they're like, {F uh, } preferring it now, right <baby_crying>. /", "Yeah, / they say oh dad, let dad cook mom, / let him do it <laughter> / <talking>. {C But, } {F um, } [ {C so, } + {C so } ] [ do you all, + do you ] have kids? / You obviously have one. /", "Yeah, / two, / uh-huh. /", "Okay, / you have two. /", "Yeah, / one is, {F uh, } nine months / {C and } the other is two and a half. /", "Two and half, {F oh. } /", "Yeah, / that's the hard part is cooking with, {F uh, } kids around [ because, + {F uh, } becau-, ] -/", "I was just going to say, <<pause>> makes a difference in what you eat doesn't it <child_yelling>. / {C Or } are you not at that stage yet? /", "Yeah, / it does <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "We try our hardest to get them to eat what we, [ w-, + ] eat, {D you know. } /", "Right. /", "{C And } my sister, {F uh, } she's the master of the fast order grill, {D you know, } /", "# {F Oh, } yeah. # /", "# [ she can # make, + {F uh, } she makes ] six different meals, / {C but. } -/", "# {F Oh } my gosh. # /", "# Like to have # one thing, {D you know, } - / one likes chicken nuggets, the other one like hot dogs, /", "# {F Oh } my gosh, / I couldn't <child_laughing>. # /", "# {C and then } she makes noodles [ with, + # {F uh, } with, ]", "# Yeah. # /", "# [ s-, + # soy ] sauce or whatever, / {C so, } all things. -/", "<Throat_clearing> Boy, I couldn't do that, / I <noise>, -/", "{C But, } {F um, } yeah, / our favorite, - / let me think, / I was thinking of the one recipe [ that, + {F uh, } that ] we made. / I guess the thing that always turned out the best for us was something we thought looked really fancy but was real easy, / {C and } that was, {F um, }", "# What's that. # /", "# {F uh, } [ scallops, + # {F uh, } scallop, ] {F um, } -/", "# {F Oh } really. # /", "# it has # a French name, / it basically means that it has a Swiss cheese, cream sauce with it / {C and } you pour it over rice, /", "{F Oh } yeah, / [ what's, + what is ] that, Saint Jack or something. /", "# Yeah, {F uh. } # /", "# Scallops Saint # something, / {C or, } yeah, (( )) . /", "Yeah, / I can't even remember what the recipe's name is anymore, /", "# Yeah, / yeah. # /", "# {C but, } {F uh, } # [ i-, + it ] was basically just ground up Swiss cheese and then, {F uh, } standard cream sauce base and then, {F uh } --", "Really, / with scallops. /", "-- the scallops. / [ {C An, } + {C and } ] it sounds sort of funny / {C but } it tastes really good. /", "No, / no, / I'm from New England, / {C so } [ we, + we ] had, {F um, } a lot of seafood before we moved down here. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And, } {F uh, } that sounds delicious to me. /", "Yeah. /", "That sounds great. /", "Yeah, / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "[ I think, + we're just thinking ] of having, a, {F uh, } dinner party. / We went to this dinner party the other night that was kind of like a game, / they had, {F uh, } a murder mystery, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # you came dressed as one of the characters / {C and } you had to solve the mystery during the dinner, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # it was really fun / {C and so } [ [ we, + we were thinking we wanted to do, ] + {D you know, } we were going to try doing ] it ourselves, / {C but } we're trying to decide what can we serve because at this one the hostess was pretty busy running around trying to get stuff ready for the table / {C and } that kind of interrupted the game, / [ {C so, } +", "# Right, / yeah. # /", "# {C so } ] I # was thinking there's this Beef Bourguignonne recipe that I've tried before that's pretty good / {C and then } you can make that ahead / {C and } you can just leave it in the pot on a stove until you're ready. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } that's, {F uh, } -/", "Yeah / that's another thing / I have a problem with my wife, /", "# Yeah. # /", "[ [ # she, # + {F uh, } she likes to, ] + {F um, } she doesn't like ] the beef dishes. / She likes the chicken and fish, /", "# {F Uh, } yeah. # /", "# {C and, } like # I said, we always ate beef and, {F uh, } pork,", "# {F Oh, } yeah. # /", "# {D you know, } # a lot, / {C so } <music>. -/", "I know, / my husband did too <throat_clearing>. / His parents are Austrian / {C and } they, {F uh, } always made sure they had a lot of meat at the table <laughter>. /", "{F Oh } yeah, / red meat, plenty of good red meat. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / yeah. /", "My dad could eat, [ a, + a ] meal with out any vegetables at all. /", "{F Oh, } my gosh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } Susan's, {D you know, } they had, {D you know } meatless meals, {D you know. } /", "# Yeah, / yeah. # /", "# My dad # wouldn't know what to do. /", "{F Oh, } gosh, / {C so } do you, -/", "Course, she grew up Catholic / {C so } {D you know, } [ they, +", "# {F Oh, } they did the, # -/", "# they ] sort of come # with the, - / there's a certain amount of meatless meals you have to have <TV> <laughter>. /", "That you do, / right, / right, / that's just part of it. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah, / [ we didn't, + my family didn't, ] / {C but } when I got into the vegetarian cooking we got kind of used to that, / {C but } my husband always did it kind of grudgingly, / he never, -/", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# There # was dishes that he really enjoyed, eating. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ Ther-, + there ] were several things that he liked / {C but } it never was really, something that he would have chosen. / It's just that I cooked / {C so } he had to put up with it <laughter>. /", "Right. /", "[ {C So, } + {C but } ] there was one thing that he couldn't stand / {C and } that was soybeans. / I tried it like once or twice / {C and } he just could not eat it, / {C so } I never, - / I had, - / I was limited. / I had to make vegetarian meals without using soy beans, / {C but. } -/", "Yeah, / it's hard to get a protein content up then <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / That's true <throat_clearing> <children>. /", "Yeah, / [ I like, + I like ] them every now and then for a change, / [ ye-, + ] it's nice. /", "Yeah, / some of the stuff is good, / {C but } [ it just, + it ] was a tremendous amount of cooking <throat_clearing>. / {C Because } you do have to make sure you have the right combinations of different proteins to make sure they're complete, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # we had little kids at the time, {D you know, } / when I was home with them, and [ it, + it ] was just so much cooking, / [ I couldn't, + I don't ] like to cook. /", "# <Laughter>. #", "# {C And } # I'm not really that great at it / {C so } it just turned out to be [ [ too much of a, + too much, ] + <throat_clearing> too much ] cooking. / {C So, } <<pause>> {D well, } I guess I'll let you get back to feeding your little one there. /", "No, {F uh, } / he's all done. /", "He's set, / {F oh } okay. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / I set him down. /", "Okay. / Do you like to bake at all, / {C or } [ do you, + do you ] get into [ that's, + that, ] /", "Yeah, / we used to do that, {F um, } / my mom, used to go crazy, every Sunday, until my dad like blew up, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "[ Af-, + after ] he gained about eighty pounds after coming back from the Navy, she stopped doing it. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But, } {F um, } she used to have, {D you know, } two dozen sticky buns, three bread rolls, {D you know, } every week. /", "# Really, / no kidding. # /", "# {C And, } {F um, } the # sticky buns, of course, would last, {D you know } three or four days / {C and } that would be it. /", "Yeah, / then be gone. / I know, / that's the thing about baking. / [ [ I used to, + I, ] + I don't mind ] baking at all / {C and } [ I, + I ] can do a pretty good pie, / we have this pie crust recipe in our family <children> that my grandmother gave my mother / {C and } my mother taught me how to make it. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# [ {C And, } # {F um, } {C so } + ] I can make a pretty mean pie, / {C but, } {F um, } I don't do it anymore because it's just too fattening. / We had the same kind of problem. / If you make homemade bread, /", "# Uh-huh <baby_crying>. # /", "# {E I mean, } # [ forge-, + ] it's supposed to save you money / {C but } you eat like three times the amount of bread that you usually eat <laughter>. / It tastes so good. /", "Uh-huh, / [ we always, + we had ] that bread that was, {F uh, } {F um, } - / you ever seen [ the, + the ] starter bread, / I can't remember what it's called, / they call it the, {F um, } Amish bread here / {C but, } -/", "# {F Oh, } {F uh, } yeah. # /", "# {F uh, } it's made # with, - / you just [ le-, + leave ] it out, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {D you # know, } {C and } you let it spoil sort of. /", "Yeah, / uh-huh, / [ I've heard of that, + I've heard of it, ] / {C but } I've never done it. /", "{D You know, } yeah. /", "That sounds pretty good. /", "Yeah, / it tasted pretty good, really. /", "Yeah, / {F oh } yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } it's the sort of thing where you let a portion of it go bad / {C and then } you add all these other ingredients to it, / {C but. } -/", "Yeah, / {C and then } [ you sa-, + you make ] the bread / {C but } you pinch off a portion, or save a portion of it for the next time, or something. /", "Yeah / right, / [ ye-, + you ] take some of the batter out and give it to someone else / {C and } that's how they continue the thing. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / yeah. / I know, [ it sounds, + it always sounded, ] - / I don't know how safe that was <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / I know it sounded strange to me too, / I figure, {D well } you're baking it / {C so, } {D you know, } yeah. /", "Yeah / that's true, / [ that's, + that's ] got to kill anything I guess, / {C but. } -/", "# Okay, / {D well, } I'll talk to you later. # /", "# All right, / {D well, } yeah / thanks. # /", "Where are you calling from by the way, Texas. /", "Plano. /", "Where? /", "Yeah, / Plano, in Texas. /", "Plano, / okay. /", "Are you in Texas? /", "No, / Falls Church, Virginia. /", "No kidding, / gosh it sounds so close. /", "Yeah, / I know we've got a good connection, / must be a, {F uh, } T I connection, / yeah. /", "Yeah, / [ I thought for sure, + I thought for sure ] you were in Dallas or something. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] talked to so many people from Texas / that's where practically everybody I talked to is from. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "I think that's why they call me because they want to get people outside the state, {D you know. } /", "Yes / [ they're doi-, + they're trying ] to get all different amount of people. / {D Well } gee, my husband is from Richmond / {C and } I went to U V A, / that's where we went. /", "{F Oh, } {F oh } really. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "Yeah / [ I went to school at, + {F uh, } {D well } I went to school at ] West Virginia University, /", "# {F Oh } you did, / yeah. # /", "# {C but } I grew up # right here in Falls Church, right outside D C. /", "Yeah, / boy we'd like to get back over to the East Coast, / I'll tell you. /", "<Laughter>.", "It's nice over there. /", "Yeah, / it's sort of funny, / I have people that want to go to Dallas. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "Yeah, / [ one of my, + one of my ] friends here, he was just talking how he's thinking of leaving the company and going to Dallas, / saying how, -/", "{F Oh, } yeah, / no kidding. / {D Well, } things are doing pretty good down here, / [ [ we, + we were, ] + we tried ] to move over to Raleigh last year / {C and } [ there just was, + there was ] [ so little, + such little ] going on in Raleigh, {D you know, } / you couldn't get a job to save yourself over there / {C so } we decided we'll try in a couple of years, / [ {C but, } + {C but } ] business is, -/", "Yeah, / yeah. / We were saying we could sell our house here and buy one down there cash, {D you know. } /", "Yeah, / [ you probably could, + you probably could, ] /", "{D Well } Northern Virginia. / Okay. /", "Okay, / {D well } it's good talking to you. /", "Nice talking to you too. /", "Take care. /", "Bye, bye, /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECIPES/FOOD/COOKING", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS FOOD AND COOKING. 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/ {F um, } {F uh, } that, {D you know, } - / they probably, need to change it somehow, {F uh, } / the whole system needs changing, / we've just got too many people (( in there )) ,", "# I agree. # /", "# and, {F uh, } # (( )) , are putting too many, {F uh, } people in jail that probably don't need to be there / {C and } it's another form of sentencing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } on that one thing, [ I, + I ] still think it should be a unanimous decision, /", "# {F Oh, } yeah, / I agree. / Yeah. # /", "# {F uh, } I think we're getting # to the point now where they're going to eventually let it be, {F um, } majority vote. / {C And } that's not going to be good. /", "I don't like that, / no, /", "# No. # /", "# I # don't like that at all. / I know my husband served [ on a, + on a ] jury a few months ago up here in Denton, / {C but, } {F uh, } [ [ it was a guy, + it was, ] + it was ] a drug conviction / {C and } I don't remember / he had some cocaine and [ th-, + ] [ (( it )) + ] was accused of selling it, / {C and } I don't remember exactly how much he had / {C but, } {F uh, } {D actually } not selling (( it )) , - / there's a difference, / [ [ cr-, + cro-, ] + (( couriering )) ] it is what, - / ther-, is supposedly a difference from selling then being a courier / {C and, }", "# Right. # /", "# he # was a courier. / {C And, } {F uh, } [ [ they, + he's, ] + he ] sat on that jury / {C and } they found him guilty, / {C and } they went through the sentencing phase and everything / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } they were told that, {D you know, } during the trial that this is this guy's first offense / {C and } he's got this clean record, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they ended up, - / the jury, {D you know, } decided, {F hey, } it's time to crackdown here, {D you know, } / {C and } it was time to do this drug thing / {C and } let's crackdown / {C and } let's really, - / {C and } they sentenced him to fifteen years,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {D you # know, } which [ they thought first offense, okay, this is, + they thought ] that [ that was, + that was ] a good thing. / {C And } they sentencing him to fifteen years - / {C and, } {F um, } after it was all over, {F uh, } [ the jud-, + they ] [ sit down with the judge and with the other two lawyers, + <<talks to someone in the background>>, {A let me come over in just a second, okay, } [ and + ] sit down with the judge and with the other two lawyers ] / {C and } they were told that, {F uh, } he would probably serve three,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# of # the fifteen,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and # that he had three previous convictions. / However, they could not tell [ the jud-, + the jury ] that during the trial because all three of them were in appeal. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C So, } the jury didn't know about it, / {C so } here they based their sentencing thinking that this was this guy's first offense, /", "# (( Sure )) . # /", "# [ {C and } + # {C so, } ] {D you know, } we'll give him fifteen which will teach him a lesson / {C but } it's [ not + just, ] {D you know, } horrible,", "# (( Yeah )) . # /", "# since # it was first offense / {C and } he'd been convicted three times before, {D you know, } /", "# (( Oh )) . # /", "# [ {C and, } + # {C and } ] the jury was very upset / {C and } my husband came [ home, a + home, ] very upset, / {E I mean, } he felt [ like + ] [ that, + that ] they had been tricked, {D you know, } /", "# Right. # /", "[ # {C and } + # {C so } ] something, - / I wonder if a judge didn't have control of that if some of that would change, {D you know. } /", "Yeah, / the judge might know / {C or } at least [ it, + it ] wouldn't hurt to switch over there and see if it worked any better, / if it didn't we can come back for something else / {C or, } -/", "# That's true. / That's very true. # /", "# [ {C or, } + {C or } ] what we've got, # - / {C so. } -/", "Yeah. /", "{D Well, } we definitely need a change in the system / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "Yeah, / obviously what we are doing is not working, {D you know. } /", "It's not working, (( too )) . /", "No. /", "It's just piling up on us. /", "Yeah, / {C and } [ there's, + {D you know, } there's ] people in (( our )) prisons that are not being rehabilitated in any way, shape, or form, /", "# Right. # /", "# {C and } # either they're in there,", "# Right. # /", "# forever # or when they get out [ they're, + {D you know, } it's ] a matter of a few months / {C and } they're going to be right back for the same thing / {C so } the system, -/", "We're just [ not willing to set + a society not willing to spend ] the time or the money to do what it takes, / {C so. } -/", "That's very true. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah, / I was talking to a friend of mine about this the other day / {C and } I said, {D you know, } I understand that there are a lot of countries that rely on the United States, to - / [ [ {C and, } +", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # the, ] + {C and } the ] people in those countries rely on our money to survive / {C but } I really believe that we need to take care of ourselves, /", "# Right. # /", "# {E I # mean, } we, - / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] the-, - / I know people say, {F oh, } it would be cruel to, {D you know, } pull our aid from these other countries / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] maybe so, / {C so } tell them, you've got five years.", "Right. /", "To work out a plan, to make it on your own. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } we will continue funding you for the next two years, / after two years we'll cut it down [ [ seven + to seventy fiv-, ] + {D you know, } seventy-five ] percent. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } after another year we'll cut it fifty percent, / {C and } in five years, it sh-, - / by then you [ should + all should ] have a plan worked where you can make it on your own without our help. /", "Sure. /", "{C And then } [ [ we'll have all, + we'll have, ] + we will have ] the money if we would do that [ to, +", "# Yeah. # /", "# to # ] work on your own system because we've got some serious problems here / {C and } we're trying to,", "# Very serious, yeah. # /", "# heal the world, # {D you know, } / [ it's just not, +", "# (( {F Oh, } yeah )) , # /", "# it's just # not ] working. /", "(( your right )) , (( )) . /", "[ I look at the, + I look at ] [ [ what, {D you know, } thi-, + what, ] + ] the (( aid )) presented to the Kurds / {C and } [ I, + I ] feel sorry for them / {C and } I know they're suffering / {C and } I know they're dying everyday, / {C but } we've got, {D you know, } kids here in the United States that are dying everyday, too.", "Sure. /", "{D You know, } and being,", "# (( Oh )) . # /", "# abused # and neglected / {C and, } {D you know, } I don't know. / I just have this problem with,", "# (( You bet )) . # /", "# {F uh, } trying # to heal the world when you're so sick yourself, {D you know, } / {C so. } -/", "Right. / {D Well, } we seem to agree on the jury thing / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C but, } ] (( {F uh } )) , we'll need an unanimous verdict / {C and, }", "# Yep. # /", "# maybe # let the judge have a opportunity to make, # (( a decision )) . # /", "# I think # we should try it, like you say, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# if # it doesn't work, we can always come back, / {C but } I think it would be a good idea to try it. /", "I do too. /", "{C So, } {D anyway, } # {D well, } we all agree. # /", "# {D Well, } good. # /", "<Laughter>.", "Good to hear from you. /", "You too, bye-bye. /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "TRIAL BY JURY", "prompt": "DISCUSS POSSIBLE CHANGES IN THE WAY TRIALS BY JURY ARE CONDUCTED. 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/", "{D Well, } that's actually a good question. / My wife works out of [ the home, + our home. ] / She has an office / {C and } in fact she sits in the office / {C and } she uses it to compose and print out letters. /", "Okay, / {D well } {D now. } -/", "{C So } that's a very regular use of it that she has. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } in addition to that I tinker around with it. / I'm a computer scientist. /", "Oh. /", "[ {C And } + {C so } ] I write programs to do little things / I'm actually working on a data base at home just to keep track of things nothing special. / {C And } also I'm interested in writing some programs that will kind of {D like } remind me of things like remind me that Wednesdays is trash day and the like. /", "{F Uh, } {F huh, } {D well, } <throat_clearing> {E excuse me, } [ I, {F uh, } + {F uh, } {D well } I'm ] a [ technician, + electronics tech. ] / Years ago T I sent me to their, {F uh, } computer school down in Austin. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So, } {F uh, } I learned to repair one / {C but } {D you know } I never really learned to operate one. /", "{F Oh, } that's a key thing. / {D Well, } {D actually } that's a, - / there's really two issues to that that there's so many software packages available today.", "Yes. /", "That just require no programming. / {C So } that yo-, - / in other words when someone built that software packet they had to use the programming / {C but } if they were careful, they could make the use of it totally without understanding how the computer works. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } I think you you really hit the nail on the head. / For the average person is exactly what he can use it for. / {C And } if your wife isn't working out of the home and sending letters / {C or } if you don't want to build a data base to keep track of the <<pause>> nuts and bolts in your garage, / whatever / [ there, + your issue is then there ] really, -/", "{D Well, } {F uh, } space is a handicap with me, / I live in a motor home. /", "{F Oh, } I see / {D well. } -/", "{C And } I'm preparing for retirement. /", "I see / {D well, } congratulations on that. /", "{C And } I'm not to far from it another year and a half. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } actually one other thing I might ought to mention is that they are actually getting quite cheap. /", "Yes, / definitely, / {C but } just like the computers. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } remember how they started out running three, four hundred dollars. /", "Right. / {F Oh, } the calculators you mean. /", "{E I mean } [ ca-, + calculators, ] / I beg your pardon. /", "Yeah, / they sure do. / Yeah / I actually was thinking about upgrading mine very recently and kind of look at the whole spectrum. / You can actually buy a whole <throat_clearing> brand new computer [ with a not + not a ] necessarily a slow one or inadequate one but a pretty good one for six hundred dollars. /", "You're kidding. /", "No. /", "Including a printer? /", "{D Well, } {D actually } I wasn't including a printer, / {C but } [ you + you ] can buy a printer now for a hundred dollars / {C so } make it seven hundred. /", "A hundred? /", "Yeah. /", "Wholly smoke, / a respectable one? /", "Yes, / uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } {D see } of not being particularly interested I don't keep track of prices on them, / {C but } [ [ I'm, + I'm, ] + that ] does amaze me. /", "Yeah, / the prices had plummeted, / you can buy [ [ the computer + the guts ] + just the guts ] with the power supply,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# the # box and the mother board of a type of computer called an eighty, eighty-eight, for about two hundred dollars. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And then } the keyboard is another fifty, / the monitor with the card that drives is another hundred / {C and then } the disk drive is two fifty. /", "{D Well, } [ what, + what ] is [ a + a ] good brand a inexpensive. /", "{D Well, } [ that's + that's ] the deal is you're not buying brands now, / you're buying these knock offs, / {C so } there's, - / probably the way to do it if you really wanted to buy one is there's a magazine called COMPUTER SHOPPER. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's a big magazine, / it's twelve inches [ [ acro-, + narrow, ] + the narrow ] side and --", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "-- seventeen inches the tall side / {C and } it's probably an inch thick a thousand pages. / {C But } [ the book is, + the magazine is ] full of these [ mail order, + computer mail-order ] houses / {C and } they're all competing with each. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } you just flip through there until you find a <smack> eighty, eighty-eight computer <breathing> / [ [ that + that's called, ] + it's ] the original P C. / {C So } it's, - / we call [ the T I, + {E I'm sorry } an I B M P C ] compatible. / [ {C And } you'll find all these things + {C and } you'll find the monitors ] forty dollars and the card that drives the monitor that goes in the back of the board for twenty-five dollars which is amazing to me. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{C And } you mix and match / {C and then } you do it by mail-order. / {C But } there's no real brands / it's probably a half a dozen companies around the world that are making those mother boards, the main computer, the circuit board. /", "I see. / How do you go about getting one of those a catalogs? /", "They're available in, {D you know, } the B Daltons, [ that + that ] type of thing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "You'll notice [ that in + that ] [ [ [ it's, + it's a, ] + it's a, ] + although it's a ] magazine it's large. / {C And } like I said it's about an inch thick <breathing>. /", "Uh-huh, / {D well, } getting back to the P C -s, / I'll tell you, / I ya, - / first of all I don't like a machine that's smarter than me. /", "<Laughter>.", "And secondly, I did learn this much about computers, / [ they + they ] are pretty stupid because they add one and one up and come up with ten. /", "<Laughter>.", "In binary. /", "That's right <breathing>. / There's great. /", "{D Well, } anyway that's one ever my favorite jokes. /", "{F Oh, } yeah <laughter>. /", "One and one equals ten. /", "Yeah, / that's great. /", "Course [ it's + it's ] kind of an inside joke, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "You can only tell that to somebody who understands binary. /", "<Laughter> I understand, / that's great, / that's a good joke. /", "{C So } what, - / do you, {F uh, } {F uh, } work with a computers [ a + ] at T I? /", "I did for years / {C and then } I was a scientist over in central research labs / {C and } just recently I've changed my job to actually do some of the marketing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } now [ I + I ] type that one, / {C but } I don't use it anymore. /", "Uh-huh, / {D well } I just recently started using one.", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# In # connection with my work. /", "Yes. /", "{F Uh, } I keep track of an inventory here. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } of course now that is where a computer is very handy. /", "Yes, / I agree. /", "{C And, } {D well } [ I, + it's ] my responsibility to see that equipment is sent off to be calibrated. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{D See } I'm with the Q R A lab.", "{F Oh, } I see / that's fascinating. /", "Qualification and evaluation / {C so } naturally our equipment has to be in top condition and is constantly calibrated, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # they're dated. / {C So } I have to keep up with them, {F uh, } / [ {C and } + {C and } ] it's very handy doing it on the computer. /", "Yeah. /", "I just run a printout every week / [ {C and } + {C and } ] it puts me right up-to-date [ what I'm, + what I have to do, ] what I have to ship, what I should be expecting to be returned. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } a, - / [ it + it ] is handy. /", "Right. /", "{C And } I must admit that up until I did start using one, {F uh, } [ it was, + ] I had very little interest in computers. /", "Yes <noise>. /", "{C But } they are amazing. /", "Yeah, / they certainly are. / {C So } let's [ see, + see ] / {C so } I guess with respect to the question, - / yeah, / I guess we've kind of covered it. /", "I think we did. /", "Great, / nice little conversation with you Jack. /", "Yeah, / Mike you take care now. /", "# Good day. # /", "# Good luck # to you. /", "Thank you. / Same to you. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "COMPUTERS", "prompt": "FIND OUT THE OTHER CALLERS' PREFERENCE AND LEVEL OF INTEREST IN PERSONAL COMPUTERS. 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/", "{D So, } for me it's actually a pretty good topic. /", "Okay, / good, / {C so, } we'll talk about that some. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } we could talk about that, / {C and then } we could talk a bit about, {F um, } just quality of products in general,", "# Right. # /", "# if # [ y-, + they're ] better or worse like if they last longer or something like that. /", "Okay, / I'm going to let you kind of lead the pack,", "# <Laughter>. #", "# because # you sound like you're, - / I-, - / let me tell you just a little bit about myself. / [ I, + for years I ] did all that shopping and whatnot, / {C but } for the last four or five years I've had eye problem, /", "# Oh. # /", "# {C and } # I've had two cornea transplants. / Shopping is no fun anymore <laughter>. /", "I can imagine. / {D Well, } {D see } I don't, -/", "I can't see good enough, {D you know, } / {C and, } {F uh, } it's hard to tell what I'm doing, / {C and } it's just aggrav-, -/", "You can't read labels / {C and } you can't, -/", "{F Oh, } I just thought of something we have to return <laughter>. /", "Good. / There you go. /", "All right. / [ It, + it'll ] come to us, / okay? <laughter>. /", "Okay. /", "Are you ready? /", "Yeah. /", "Laurie, all right <beep>. /", "Right. /", "All right, {F uh, } / tell me about your computer, Laurie, / I think that sounds fascinating. /", "{D Well, } we bought a computer because my husband needed to use it to do some work for a consulting project, / {C and } we called up the company and asked them details on it. / We bought [ it sort of, (( your )) + ] not a name brand because the clones are so much cheaper. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } we called up the company that somebody else we knew had dealt with, / {C and } they were very happy with the system, / {C and } they felt they've gotten a good price. / {C And } we went in, / we explained what we needed / {C and } (( yes )) / we had to go across the George Washington Bridge to New Jersey [ to get, + to meet ] these people. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } we went there, / we told them about the stuff / {C and } the guy said, {F uh, } that the computer would fit our needs. / {C And } we <breathing>, - / these things won't make any sense to you probably / {C but } he told us [ there were, + ]", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# we # need user positions to put our own equipment in the computer. /", "{F Oh, } yes. /", "{C And } it's called a user boards / {C or } slots is what it's called. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } he told us there's [ [ two sixteen bit slots and two eight bit, + {E sorry, } two six-, ] + four sixteen bit slots and two eight bit ] slots available for the user, / {C and } we can put full size cards in there. / {C And so } we said, great, {D you know, } / we'll buy it, / {C and } we put in our order. / {C And } a week later we went back and picked up the computer. / {C And then } we got it home and tried to put our own board in it / {C and } there's only one slot we could put it in. /", "{F Oh, } lovely. /", "{C And } at this point we only have one board / {C so } it wasn't so bad / {C so } we used it a bit, / {C but } we tried to figure out whether we could put three in because we really need to be able to put at least three in. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And, } -/", "(( {F Oh, } no )) , / the computer was supposed to have two. /", "{D Well, } it has them / {C but } the problem is that you can't put the type of card that we need to put in it, in it.", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "{C And } even though they told us in advance that you could, / they told us there would be no problem because, {D you know, }", "# I see. # /", "# the salesman # just doesn't really know. /", "In some ways it has more to do with the people who sold it. / They probably didn't know what they were talking about. /", "Right. / That's completely it. / The salesman didn't know. /", "Right. /", "{C So, } we went back in, / {C and } we struck an agreement with the people / (( who said )) change the casing it comes in so that we could put in extra boards. /", "{F Huh. } /", "Okay. / {C So } they did that. / {C And } we said are you sure this will work, / we don't want you to go through the work and then find out that this doesn't really work anyway, and et cetera, / {C and } [ they're, + they were ] doing it at their own costs. / [ {C And } + {C so } ] we said, fine. / {C And } we went back / {C and } we talked to the (( )) person a second time and things like that, / {C and then } [ we come, + we get ] the computer home, / my husband goes to pick it up last week / {C and } we couldn't go get it sooner because I just had the baby, / {C and } <laughter>,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {D you # know, } life's just a little bit complicated. /", "(( Uh-huh )) . /", "{C And, } {F uh, } he goes and gets it, brings it home, / first of all they're missing components of it like cables so you can't really test it out. / {C And then } second thing, we still can't put the boards in,", "# {F Oh, } (( jeez )) . # /", "# because they # have other things blocking where we need to do it. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And } {D see } now we're dealing with having to bring it back again / {C and } they say they can, {D you know, } do something different and change some connectors / {C and } we hope so, / {C but } it's a hassle. /", "Yeah, / it really is. /", "[ (( You kn-, )) + you know, ] it's just this problem with sales people just not knowing what goes on. /", "Right, / [ {C and, } + {C and so } ] much time goes past before you finally get any kind of satisfaction. /", "Right. /", "I think that's the worst part. / I, -/", "{C So, } {D well, } {D actually } some things are pretty good with that because I put it on a gold credit card / {C and } I just called the credit card company and explained to them the situation, / {C and } they said, {D well, } you don't have to pay for it yet. /", "{D Now } that's an advantage, isn't it? /", "Yes. /", "It really is. / I think, {F uh, } {F uh, } there's a lot not to be said for credit / {C but } that's one thing to be said for credit. / [ It, + (( how )) ,", "# Yeah. # /", "# it # ] gets you some muscle where you need it. /", "Right. / [ {C So, } + {C and so, } ] {D you know, } -/", "{C And } I think that's really important. /", "{D Well, } {C because } these guys if they, {F um, } give us a hard time we're going to say, you, look, {D you know, } / [ if, + if you ] can't fix this to our satisfaction,", "# Yeah. # /", "# we're # just returning the computer. /", "That's right. / <<Very faint>> That's right. /", "{C And } if we do that, - / I just tell the credit card company, don't pay the charge,", "# That's right. # /", "# even though # they've already paid it. /", "(( No )) . /", "{C But } they'll just, {D you know, }", "# Yeah, / they will, # /", "# undo the credit # that they did to them. /", "That's right. / They will, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# they # will put the kind of clout on them that you can't really do. /", "Right. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } -/", "We, - / (( Hal )) bought me, {F uh, } {F uh, } small, {F uh, } {D well, } {F uh, } {F uh, } <breathing>, little jam box kind of thing / {C so } I'd, - / [ my, + I have my ] ninety-three year old mother living with us, / {C and so } [ I, + she ] doesn't remember anything / {C but } to keep her entertained, music and some of these things do help. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I thought {D well, } if I had, {F uh, } [ a nic-, + a nice ] little, {F um, } tape recorder, {D you know, } so that I could put some good music on in there for her every once in a while. And then also so that [ [ I can, {F uh, } {F uh, } copy, {F uh, } parts off, + I, ] + I do ] some musicals and things like this and if I can copy sections off that I can use someplace [ so + ] I figured {D well } this will be good. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } [ the first, + {F uh, } {F uh, } the first ] time I turned it on, {F uh, } I was recording, / {C and } the next thing I knew the tape was chewed up in the,", "# {F Oh, } no. # /", "# thing. / Okay, # / {C so } after that then [ you couldn't get a + <throat_clearing>, you couldn't get a ] tape to play at the right speed in that side. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } on the other side, [ when I, + when [ I, {F uh, } + I [ loa-, + loaned ] ] ] it to my daughter the other day to take it over [ to, + {F uh, } to, ] {F uh, } videotaping they were doing, / {C and } she says it's wrong too because the little thing pokes out too far, / {C and so } [ you can't, + you can't ] get it to run [ the right, + the right ] way,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# either, # / {C so, } {F uh, } -/", "What brand is it? / Do you know? /", "Yeah, / {C so } [ I, + I ] wish I could tell you / I really don't know which brand it is. / (( It's )) , -/", "{C But } I was wondering {D like, } {D you know } / in our case where we knew we were buying a copy - / we weren't buying,", "# Yeah. # /", "# on # I B M P C / {C and } I was wondering if you, -/", "No, / [ I think this is a, + I think this is maybe a ] name brand / {C and } I suspect that it's probably <noise>, just a fluke, {D you know. } / I have the papers and everything / {C and } we're going to [ get, + ] just take it back / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "Uh-huh. / Do you buy it at some major store? /", "Yeah, / [ [ [ I think [ just, + {F uh, } just, ] {F uh, } one of the [ maj-, + major, ] + I think it was a, ] + {D you know, } I don't, ] + I think ] it was, {F uh, } {D you know, } like a Highlands or something like this. /", "Highlands <laughter>, / (( )) chain down there that I don't know up here. /", "Do they have Highlands up there? /", "Nope. /", "Don't they? / {D Well, } this [ [ is, + is ] + was ] a regular, {F uh, } electronics store, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So, } [ I don't think, + I don't think ] there will be too much problem / {C but } [ I, + I ] guess I'm not sure whether I think things are not made as well. / I think they deliberately sometimes, {F um, } -/", "I think a lot of things are not made as well. /", "Don't you? / [ [ What, + what, for instance, ] + what are you, ] -/", "{F Um, } {F oh, } wel-, - / of course, it's hard to think of an exact example, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C but } # [ I think that, + {F um, }", "That's (( good )) / they're getting a kind of a, attitude of,", "# I jus-, # ] -/", "# not, # -/", "yeah, / [ (( I just have )) , + {D well, } I like ] electronic stuff,", "# Yeah. # /", "# {D you # know } / for one thing. I know their, work, {D you know, } / cars I think are not made,", "# {D Well, } # -/", "# as # well as they could be. /", "Yeah. / Yeah, /", "# {F Um, } # /", "# I # think that's right. / The fact that, -/", "{C because } (( I )) , - / they want people to replace it after,", "# Right. # /", "# a # couple of years. /", "The fact [ that they, + that they ] have competition with the Japanese and whatnot sometimes, {F uh, } dwells on a fact that, {D you know, } {F uh, } - / [ I've had, + I've known ] people who have had Toyotas for years that have had almost no repair work to do on them. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } they may cost a little more, / {C but } they don't have to take them to the shop every other day. /", "Yeah, / I had a Toyota / {C and } I loved it. /", "Yeah. /", "My Toyota did,", "# [ It does the, # +", "# really well. # /", "(( it )) did a ] good job, / {C so, } part of it is that we need to develop more [ of a, + of a ] pride [ in, + in, ] {F uh, } the kinds of things we do so we make them better. /", "Good. / Yeah. /", "{C And } it kind of has to start from the top [ [ and, + and go clea-, ] + or from the bottom maybe and go clear ] up. / People, -/", "{D Well, } I think part of the problem comes in sort of shoddy workmanship. / The people just don't care about,", "# No. # /", "# what # they're doing. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } the whole, - / nobody cares, [ no, + nobody's, ]", "# Yeah. # /", "# really # paying, -/", "Attitude [ is, + is ] just get me my dollar so I can go do what I want to do, and, # (( )) on, # /", "# Right, / give me # my paycheck, so I can go home. /", "what I'm doing, right. / I think that's too bad. / {C And } it's a shame too because, {F uh, } when you get right down to it most things, [ there isn't any, + ] if you do a good job, nobody can pay you enough <laughter>. / (( There )) isn't,", "# Yeah. # /", "# any # way to get paid enough. / {C But } if you do a good job, you feel enough satisfaction, / {C so } whatever you're paid is enough. /", "Yeah, / {C and } also I think, - / {D well, } I do research / {C and so } I'm used to sort of being underpaid for whatever work gets done. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C But, } + {C and } ] you get satisfaction out of it. /", "That's right, /", "# [ {C And, } # +", "# I # think they underestimate [ how much, + how much ] value the satisfaction - /", "{C But } ] [ I think a lot of it, + {D you know, } I think things ] come both from the, {F uh, } individual side and also from the company side / {C because } the companies that, [ let, + give ] the attitude that, {D well, } {D you know, } - / you're the last one hired / {C so } you'll be the first one fired, / # {C and } # we just want you to do your day's work, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # we don't really care about you,", "# Yeah. # /", "# as # an individual. / When you've got that type of attitude on it, the people don't care,", "# (( No )) . # /", "# about # their work. / {C And so, } -/", "[ It probab-, + it probably ] basically goes right back into the [ h-, + home ] though unfortunately. / Starts with the one person that, {D you know, } - / {C and so } you need to really work hard at helping your kids to understand that there is value just in work for itself without any pay, {D you know. } /", "(( Little )) value just in whatever you do. /", "Yeah. / [ [ [ The, +", "(( Doing a good )) job of it. /", "the, ] + the ] + that ] the value is in doing it well / {C and, } -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CONSUMER GOODS", "prompt": "FIND OUT FROM THE OTHER CALLER WHETHER THEY HAVE HAD TO RETURN A PRODUCT THEY BOUGHT RECENTLY. 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[ And, + and ] realizing that [ [ that, + that, ] + that ] quality of schools might well have higher taxes than other places but that we were willing [ to, + {F uh, } to ] go for that,", "# Yeah. # /", "# because # we supported the, -/", "Then again [ the, + the ] community college system here is excellent for the dollar spent, / {C and } the public,", "# Yeah. # /", "# colleges # also, the tuition has got to be among the lowest in the country. / {F Uh, } /", "# Yeah. # /", "# one # of the, - / {F uh, } [ I believe, + I don't know ] which one it is, {F uh, } down there whether it's Hobby or, {F uh, } <lipsmack> the other ex-governor down there that are proposing doubling the tuition. / {D Well } if you double the tuition, it would still be considerably less than the public school tuition in most other states. /", "Yeah, / I think that's right. /", "Yeah. / That would provide, {F uh, } possibly some relief there to utilize some of the property taxes for other things, {D see. } /", "Yeah. /", "The so-called (( sin )) taxes on liquor and the cigarettes and such as that generate a considerable amount, / {C but } [ I p-, + eventually I ] think you may tax people out of smoking even. /", "<Laughter>.", "<Laughter>.", "<Noise> [ [ I, + I don't, ] + I don't ] know about that, / [ I, + <laughter> I, ] -/", "Yeah <laughter>. / {D Well, } I quit ten years ago / {C so } <laughter> [ I, +", "# I see. / Okay. / No, {F uh, } # /", "# I ] couldn't afford to start # again <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ [ that, + that, ] + that ] would be true. / That would be true. / {C But, } -/", "I know, {F uh, } / my children would give up eating before they gave up their cigarettes I think. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C But } all the various taxing authorities that come through, I think the one tax I resent the most though is the additional sales tax for DART which is probably never going to be in existence in my lifetime. /", "Yeah, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] even if it is, isn't going to, {F uh, } {F uh, } provide you with [ any, + any ] services in that it's not doing to provide a route from [ your, + your ] home to a business, for instance, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } [ this, + this ] is a thing / I think it's like, {F uh, } back east. / You had to start your public transportation when you started your cities. / You can't come in afterward and really be successful or economical at it. / If we had been like a Chicago or a New York City or Philadelphia or someone like that,", "# Yeah. # /", "# and # had a public transportation system starting in the horse and buggy days --", "Yeah. /", "-- and when land was cheap and, {F uh, } construction costs were cheap, you could afford it. / {C But } now,", "# {C And, } # -/", "# digging # tunnels under Central Expressway and things like that becomes cost prohibitive. /", "Yeah, / {C and } the other thing is that [ when it, + when ] [ it's, + the public transportation is ] established that early on [ then, + then ] the [ business, + {F uh, } business ] and residential patterns develop to take advantage of that. /", "Absolutely. /", "Whereas [ [ in, + in, ] + {F uh, } in ] Dallas here [ [ we've, + we've got, ] + ] {F uh, } those patterns were well established [ before, + before ] we really [ tried to, + tried to ] do the DART. / {C And, } {F uh, } for instance [ all the, + all [ the, + the, ] ] {F uh, } office buildings and stuff that are out here [ in, + in, ] {F uh, } north Dallas as opposed to downtown, - / {F uh, } [ to try to, + to try to ] provide efficient transportation from everywhere around [ the, + the ] metroplex [ to, + to, ] {F uh, } both those centers [ of, + of ] business plus everything else that's scattered around here and there as opposed to having a concentrated business area.", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } like New York does, - / yeah. /", "Yeah, / just take like in Chicago where the people depend on the public transportation system to get them everywhere. /", "Yeah. /", "New York - / {C and } some,", "# Yeah. # /", "# people # don't even own a car and know how to drive a car. /", "Right, / right. /", "Someone made the analogy, {F uh, } with Texans as being like the old cowboys and their horse. / An old cowboy would jump on his horse to go across the street. / {D Well, } most Texans will jump in their car to drive across the street. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I'm just as guilty as anyone else. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / Yeah. /", "I drive to work every day by myself, {F uh, } without [ even, + even ] any thought of car pooling. /", "Yeah, / right. /", "<<Very faint>> {C And, } {F uh, } most people are that way.", "Yep. /", "Because they're used to not having public transportation. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } {C but } [ I, +", "# Yeah. # /", "# here # again I ] think (( )) I resented where they were collecting the sales tax for five years before they turned a spade of dirt.", "Yeah. /", "[ So + ] and doing all these studies and the things / we saw about them traveling to San Francisco to see whether they wanted ten foot wide or twelve foot wide cars or something. /", "<Laughter>.", "<Laughter> I felt that was a little, {F uh, } wasteful use of the tax dollars that we were paying, {D you know. } /", "A little bit much. / {F Oh, } yeah. / Yep. / Yep. / {F Oh, } the c-, -/", "{D Well, } that's about all I can say at this time. /", "Yeah, / [ I th-, + I think ] so, / I think that will probably do it, / {C so. } -/", "Okay, / it's been real nice talking with you. /", "Good enough. /", "Bye. /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "TAXES", "prompt": "TALK ABOUT WHETHER AMERICANSY", "talk_day": "06/10/1991", "from_caller": 1279, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1935, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1188, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1944, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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/ I'm guessing you probably do. /", "I don't have one in my home here. / My, {F um, } <lipsmack> parents have one / {C and } they live just about three miles away, /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C so } we use that one. /", "I see. /", "{C And } my in-laws also have one, / {C and } they're almost as close. /", "Right. /", "They're in Richardson. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / {C And } what kinds of things do you use it for [ when you us-, + when you go ] [ to their [ hous-, + houses ] + to them? ] /", "{F Um, } usually, {F uh, } word processing something, {F um, } <lipsmack> such as, {F oh, } forms for things, {F uh, } -/", "Yeah. /", "{C also } I have a nine year old that I've been home schooling for the last three years. /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C And } we got, - / {F uh, } the one that my parents have is an Apple Two E. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I have a sister-in-law [ who is, + who works ] in the Fort Worth school district. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } she got me copies of, {F uh, } several of the Apple [ programs -- +", "Great. /", "-- for school programs, ] /", "Yeah. /", "{C and so } we use those / {C and } there's some, - / whenever we go over and visit grandma the kids love to play the computer game, / {C so, }", "{F Oh, } sure. /", "that's part of it. / {F Um, } my husband has used the one at his folks house for mostly business things.", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } his resume, his, {F uh, } letter, / he's been applying for jobs and things,", "Uh-huh. /", "[ so + ] that type of thing. {F Uh, } forms for his photography business,", "Uh-huh. /", "and that kind of thing. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } I tell you once you get used to having them [ you, + you ] get spoiled really quickly. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } /", "I'm, {F uh, } - / my father had a software company, /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C and } they have a bunch of computers leftover from that -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we're hoping that they can put <talking> together something for us here that we can have the word processing,", "Yeah. /", "here <talking>. / {C But, } {F um, } they're kind of <talking> [ old -- +", "Right. /", "-- older ] / {C so } I'm not sure that we'll be able to [ do, + get ] too many other programs for it. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / {F Um, } [ I n-, + I'm ] [ a, + a ] writer by profession / {C and, } {F uh, } [ when, + when ] I was first here [ in, + in ] Dallas or in Plano, {F um, } [ and was finally able to, + {A this is, {F oh, } been like fourteen years ago we moved here. } And I was finally able to ] afford a new typewriter, and I got an I B M Selectric. I thought I had died and gone to heaven because <laughter>,", "{F Oh. } /", "I thought, {F oh, } they're so wonderful. /", "I have one of those. / Yeah. /", "{D Well, } then, {F um, } -/", "Mine's broke at the moment, / {C but } <laughter>. -/", "Yeah, / <laughter> ours really needs to have some work done on it / [ {C but, } + {C but } ] then my husband, {F um, } worked at T I / [ {C and } I got a, + {F um, } {A this has been years ago he doesn't work there anymore, } {C but } he got [ [ a, + {F um, } <lipsmack> {F uh, } the, ] + the ] ] T I professional and brought that home / {C and } I learned Wordstar on that, /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C and, } boy once that happened, there was just no way that I could ever go back to doing anything of length of the typewriter. /", "Yeah, / [ [ I learned, + I, ] + I learned ] Wordstar, {F uh, } / I did some typing for my father when he had the company -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and so } I learned that on there too, / that was, -/", "Yeah. / [ [ Have you ever used, + do you use WordPerfect ever? ] + Have you ever used WordPerfect? ] / {C Or, } -/", "I haven't. / That's the one that my father, - / {D well, } I guess I have used it once or twice. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } it's the one that's on my father-in-law's computer. /", "Right. /", "He's got on I B M. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / That's probably where you've used it. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] that's the program that they're using there. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah. {F Um, } / I have that on my, {F uh, } computer here / {C and } also, {F um, } I do some work at U T D / {C and, } {F uh, } that's what they have there / {C and } it was just so nice to be able just to step into the position [ and, + and ] [ already know the langu-, + {D you know, } already know [ the, + the ] software. ] / {C And, } {F um, } I don't know from my own experience, {F um, } / WordPerfect is just so much better [ than, + than ] Wordstar at least the version of Wordstar that I used to have. / It may be improved by now / {C but, } -/", "That's what I've heard. /", "Yeah, / [ it's, + {F uh, } Wordstar was ] never very intuitive to me. / {E I mean } {D you know, } you, - / some of the commands just had nothing to do with, {D you know, } [ what you were supposed to be doing + [ what they, + what they ] did on the [ com-, + computer ] ] / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean } like going, {F um, } forward and backward a word or up and down a line that sort of thing just, {D you know, } didn't match with the kinds of keys,", "Yeah, / you had to,", "you were using. /", "memorize it, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and, } -/", "[ {C And, } + {C but } ] WordPerfect is just a lot more intuitive in a lot of ways. / [ {C And } you, + {C and } it ] does a lot of things too that [ if you, + if you ] do any kind of, {F uh, } research or anything like that where you have to, {F uh, } use footnotes, it is just wonderful.", "{F Oh. } /", "Because it keeps track of all your footnotes. /", "{F Oh, } that's neat. /", "Yeah, / {C and } [ if you add it, + if you put a footnote ] [ in, + in ] the middle, {D you know, } if you come up with some new piece of documentation and you put that in the middle of your paper and have to footnote it, [ you just change, + {F um, } it just automatically changes ] all your footnoting numbers for you. /", "{F Oh, } how wonderful. /", "<Lipsmack> {C So, } {D you know, } it's just, -/", "[ That, + I had heard that [ that was better. +", "Yeah. /", "That was a better one. ] ] /", "Yeah. / {C And } I think about how it used to be if you were doing a paper <laughter> and you had to go back and retype everything, / {C and } {F oh, } it was just awful. / {C So, } {F um, } I don't know I think we have just become really spoiled. / {C But } I think,", "Yeah. /", "it's a nice kind of way to be spoiled <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / I agree <laughter>. /", "{C So, } {F um, } {D well, } I have not really paid much attention (( because I )) - / clock, -/", "<Talking>.", "although I think we've probably been talking at least ten minutes - / {C so, } {F um, } [ if you, + {F um, } unless you ] have some other things you want to talk about as having to do with P C -s. -/", "Not too much. / [ What kind of, + what kind of ] things do you write? /", "{D Well, } {F um, } I was a technical writer for many years, {F um, } /", "{F Oh } <baby_talking>. /", "{C and } my husband and I actually met in a computer company. / {F Um, } I was a tech writer / {C and } he was an engineer. [ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] I did tech writing for a number of years. /", "<Baby_crying> <<talks to her baby>>. Go talk to Daddy about it. /", "<Laughter>.", "Excuse me. /", "{F Oh, } sure. /", "<<Talks to her baby>> Go on and talk to Daddy about it </baby_crying>. / Tell Daddy I unplugged it for you. / {C But } you don't need to drag it down the hall <baby_crying>. /", "<Laughter> Got a problem, {F huh? } / <Laughter> {F Um, } /", "<Noise> [ Daddy, + Daddy ] came home and found her playing with the telephone that I had unplugged <laughter>. /", "{F Oh. } Trying to figure out what all that was about, {F huh? } <Laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F um, } I have, - / {F um, } [ that, + that ] was the majority of my writing although, {F um, } I have also done {F oh, } free lance magazine writing and some educational writing. / {C And, } {F um, } <lipsmack> for a while I had [ a, + {F um, } <lipsmack> {F uh, } a ] partnership [ with a, + in an ] advertising agency with another woman who is [ a, + an ] artist. / {C So } I did some advertising and P R / {C but, } -/", "{F Huh. } /", "{F um, } [ now I'm, + actually [ I'm, + I'm ] ] not working anymore. / [ I'm a student, + I'm a graduate student ] / {C so } I'm doing a lot of writing / {C but, } {F uh, } now all of the sc-, scholastic majors though, -/", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter> I've done [ a little, + a lot ] of different kinds, / {C but } [ I, + I ] just know right now that I couldn't have put out half of what I did if that much without the being in computers / {C so } that's been really great. / [ {C And, } {F uh, } I'm, + {C so } I'm ] real spoiled. /", "Yeah. / I'm anxious some day to have one here. /", "Yeah. /", "I'm, - / {C and } they just talked [ to + ] (( the [ other day )) + other day ] about setting something up again / {C so } --", "Uh-huh. / Yeah. /", "-- hopefully pretty soon we'll at least have the word processing. / My nine year old I've decided to teach her how to type --", "Good. /", "-- using the computer, / {C so. } -/", "That's great. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "I've, -/", "{D Well, } those are skills that she certainly [ w-, + is ] going to need early on / [ {C and, } {D you know, } <lipsmack> the, +", "That's right. /", "{C and } it ] seems like it's getting earlier and earlier with the children. / {C So, }", "Uh-huh. /", "{F um, } I think that that would be [ a real, + a real, ] {F uh, } advantage [ to, + to ] her to have that and, {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "do it early, / {C so. } {F Uh, } [ do yo-, + d-, ] -/", "[ We've been, + we've been, ] {F uh, } writing a story together. /", "{F Oh, } neat. /", "[ {C And so } I, + {C and } I ] wanted her to put it into the computer,", "Yes. /", "and then print it out and,", "Right. /", "make a book with it, {D you know. } /", "{F Oh, } great. /", "{C And so } I decided {D well, } if she's going to do that, it would be a whole lot easier if she could type <laughter>. /", "Right <laughter>. /", "{C So } we'll slowly learn just to type here {C and } [ {C then } -- +", "That's great. /", "-- {C then } ] put the story in. /", "{D Well, } [ that's a, + that's a ] skill that she can use for the rest of her life, / {C so } <laughter>.", "Yes, / yes. /", "Might as well start now, {F huh? } <Laughter>. /", "I agree. /", "{D Well, } (( Nola )) I have enjoyed talking with you thoroughly. / This is really going to be fun I think, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and, } {F um, } my husband is a ham radio operator / {C and } I think about all the people that he talks to all over the, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "COMPUTERS", "prompt": "FIND OUT THE OTHER CALLERS' PREFERENCE AND LEVEL OF INTEREST IN PERSONAL COMPUTERS. 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/ I'm in a P H D program right now. /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } my area of expertise, it's information systems, which is a little bit less technical, I think, [ than, + {F uh, } than ] computer science. / {C But } my area of expertise is, {F uh, } {F uh, } human computer interaction. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C And } I think that's one reason why I'm part of this study, {F uh, } because [ it's of, + ] I'm working with voice systems. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. / [ {C So, } + {C so, } ] good luck. / I guess we should talk about giving advice, though. / [ [ Wh-, + what, ] + what ] type of advice do you think you'd give to [ a, + a ] parent? /", "To a parent? /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } the thing is, when you're a kid --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and the kid at that age, especially if they're going into undergraduate, it seems like they think they know what they want. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C An, } + {C and, } ] {E I mean, } choosing from my experience, {D you know, } I thought, {D you know, } [ my, + I know what I want a lot more than my ] parents know what I want. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } I don't know, / at the same time, you have to decide what is important about the school, / {D you know, } the size of it or, -/", "Yeah. / I think that's more important probably than even the career vocation, because most people change. /", "Yeah. /", "[ I kn-, + I know ] very few people that, {F uh, } started in one field and stayed with it. / {D You know, } they, - / I think that's what you just said, {D you know, } having to do more with the size of the school, the environment of the school, {F uh, } / I think that's much more important. / [ [ I, + I think I'd, ] + I'd ] advise a parent to send a kid to a school, though, that has a number of different types of programs, {D you know, } / that, {F uh, } some of the smaller schools might be very limited in what they can offer, / {C but } some of [ [ the, + {F uh, } the small, ] + some of the larger small ] schools, {D you know, } I guess around three or four thousand students --", "Yeah. /", "-- [ have a, + ] can offer a broader range of curriculums and things, / {C so } if the kid does change, they don't have to transfer, / {C or } they don't have to, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / I don't know, they don't have to give up years [ of, + {D you know, } of ] credit transfer and things. /", "Yeah. / That's disruptive. /", "Yeah. /", "<Breathing>.", "<Lipsmack> I normally, - / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] parents hate to hear this, {D you know, } / {C because } [ I, + I ] actually teach college, / [ I hate to, + {F uh, } I hate to ] talk to the parents / [ because, + {F um } <lipsmack> one of the reasons is because, ] {D you know, } the kid doesn't know exactly what they want, / {C and } I always say make sure you major,", "<Talking>.", "in something that you like, even if it's not going to be your career vocation,", "</Talking>.", "because you'll get better grades. / [ I, + I ] think most employers would probably rather hire, {D you know, } [ a, + a ] three six [ in, + {F um, } <lipsmack> in ] history, {F uh, } to be a salesman than someone with a two oh in business administration. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Does that make sense? /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } yeah, / I see what you're saying. /", "Yeah. / I always, {D you know, } tell them that you should major in something [ you, + you're ] going to get good grades in.", "Yeah. /", "Because [ that, + that's ] always, I think, more important, {D you know, } overall. / I don't know. /", "{F Uh, } <<muffled>> give me five minutes. /", "Yeah. / {F Oh, } [ you, + you're ] at the office now? /", "Yeah. /", "At work? / Yeah. /", "Yeah. / I'm just getting ready to go to lunch <breathing>. / {F Uh, } yeah, / that's like what we were saying, though, / would you, {F uh, } advise a private school, or a public school, /", "[ [ I would, + I would, ] +", "{D you know, } what's the trade off there, / what, -/", "it would, ] - / [ I, + I tell you, ] / I live in Maryland, / {C and } the public schools here are,", "<Talking>.", "pretty good. / I teach at a public school, actually, / {C and } I know that the S A T scores for our admitting freshmen are higher than [ a lot of the public sch-, + a lot of the private schools. ] / {C And, } {F um, } [ I actually, + I would ] full time [ at a, + at a ] public school, - / {C and then } right now I'm teaching part time [ at a private school, + at a <noise> Catholic institution. ] /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "[ {C And, } + {F um } <lipsmack>, {C and } ] [ I really think, + I think ] I'm getting a better </noise> caliber of student at the private school, because I think their parents pay more, / {C and } I think the kids are a little bit more challenged, because their parents are probably college educated, / where at the public school, I don't think as many parents [ [ are public, + are, ] + are college educated, ] / {C and } [ I don't, + I think ] because it costs less, the kid doesn't take it quite as serious, {D you know, } / [ they're not, + th-, ] - / [ it, + it's ] the minimal cost. / {C But } <beep> I think you can get a good education at public or private <beep> / {C but } I think you can also get a bad education at public or private, {D you know, } / I -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- [ you have to really, + you have to ] look around at the school. / [ I, + I ] think the bad part is that most parents or kids don't know what to look for. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / I think, {F uh, } I would agree with that. / In fact, [ the thing that, + I'm going through the same thing, ] where in graduate school,", "Uh-huh. /", "I was trying to (( choose )) . / {D You know, } a particular institution might be better --", "Right. /", "-- for my area -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ yet, + {D like, } {D say, } {D you know, } the University of Small Town in Arkansas or something,", "Uh-huh. /", "might have some top specialists in my area. /", "Right. /", "Yet, ] if I go to U of I or C M U or, {D you know, } [ some, + {D you know, } any ] big name school, my quality of education might not be that much better, / {C but } it's the same thing, / there's, {D you know, } what will the name recognition,", "Right. /", "get me,", "Yeah, /", "kind of thing. /", "does it have a big ten football team / {C or, } -/", "Yeah, <laughter> / yeah <breathing>. / [ That's + <breathing> that's ] usually the basic criteria. /", "Yeah. / {E I mean, } {F uh, } yeah, / is it a PAC ten school, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } I think, - / yeah, / {D see, } [ I'm, + I'm ] at the University of Maryland, {C so } in [ this, + this ] region, {F um, } though I go to a smaller branch of the University of Maryland, my diploma will still say University of Maryland. /", "(( {F Oh } )) . /", "{F Um, } <lipsmack> {D you know, } it [ doesn't, + doesn't ] differentiate on my diploma, though I would put it on my resume, what program I went to. / {C But } [ I, + I ] think, {D you know, } I'm actually at a smaller program, / I'm not at [ the col-, + the big College Park campus, ] {D you know, } / that's the big one with the football team. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } [ [ I, + I think, ] + {F um, } I think ] you're right, that [ there's a lot of, + there's difficult decisions ] there based on name recognition. / {F Um, } <lipsmack> {D you know, } when I first was applying for graduate schools, I applied to some big programs, {D you know, } in this area, like Stevens Institute of Technology, which is recognized in the Northeast [ as, + as, ] {D you know, } one step below M I T in a sense,", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } / {C so } it's got big name recognition in this area, a big science school, no football team, but a big science school, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } technical people know that. / {C But } I don-, - / yeah, / I think you're right, / you really have to think about that for the job. / I went to a very small state college when I got my bachelor's, / {C and } when I, - / {D now, } I was in education at first when I was looking for jobs, / I was going to be a teacher, / I was just a high school teacher, / {C so } most people recognized that institution because it was a teaching school sort of, /", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } {C but } then when I went, {F um, } <lipsmack> for graduate work, {D you know, } or for a new job, people said to me, {D you know, } Shippensburg State, where is that, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "Yeah, <breathing> / yeah <breathing>. /", "{C And, } {D you know, } when I went into higher education, even at other universities, they weren't aware of it, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } I think yeah, / that's important, / {F um, } <lipsmack>. I think it depends on [ if you want to be a, + if you want a ] regional job or a national job, / you need that first,", "Yeah. /", "job or so out of school, too. /", "Yeah. / [ I, + I ] guess another thing that concerns me is, {F uh, } [ so many people, + ] it seems like everybody today is still in that (( )) job market <<speaker talking to someone else in room>> / {C and, } {F uh, } {F um, } where was I at? / {F Oh, } [ go-, + in going ] to school, you get taught the things you learn in school, / {C but } there is also a whole other dimension, {E I mean } the growing up while you're going to school part. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } actually, in the Midwest especially, a lot of the schools [ have, + like University of Missouri, will have ] a main campus like Columbia, which is big, multi disciplinary, /", "Right. /", "{C and } they'll have a satellite campus [ in a, + usually in a ] smaller town <breathing> that specializes in the technical field. / {C So } you've really, {F uh, } I guess sacrificed --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- some social --", "Right. /", "-- exposure to different groups and everything. /", "Yeah, / depending on your technical areas. / Yeah, /", "Yeah. /", "I could see that. / {C But, } {D you know, } [ at some of the large schools, + I know that [ [ at, + at, ] + at ] University of Maryland ] where I am, {D you know, } in a P H D program, [ I, + I ] haven't even met, {F uh, } someone outside of my area of information systems except for, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CHOOSING A COLLEGE", "prompt": "WHAT ADVICE OR EXPERIENCE CAN YOU OFFER TO A PARENT ON HOW TO HELP A SON OR DAUGHTER CHOOSE A COLLEGE TO ATTEND?", "talk_day": "06/14/1991", "from_caller": 1124, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1960, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1270, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1965, "to_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED"}}

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/ Do you have one, /", "# {D Well, } # -/", "# that's # been, -/", "<Laughter> on my father's side we've really there, {F uh, } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "On my mother's side we've had several, / [ not, +", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# it's # not ] really on a regular basis, / {C but } usually sometimes every few summers. / {D Well, } [ all, + {D see, } all ] the family lives in once place, except for a few of us are scattered about. /", "Right. /", "{C So } they're pretty much just reunited always -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } [ it's, + it's ] just once in a while we get the special gathering with everyone together. /", "{D Well, } it might be a good time for you [ [ to be-, + to, ] + to start ] a tradition. /", "I know, / that's <laughter>, -/", "You could be responsible for that yourself. /", "(( )) do that, - / that's true. /", "Sure. /", "How about your family? /", "{D Well, } in my family, let's see, last October was the forty fifth annual --", "# Wow, / you're, #", "-- # {F uh, } # reunion. /", "a pro at this. /", "The first Sunday in October, the Jordan family gets together. /", "{F Oh, } that's good. /", "{C And } all of the descendants of [ the Civil War, + {E I mean, } [ yeah, + ] the Civil War ] veterans come together, / {C and } they come as far away (( from )) California, / {C and } there's usually <breathing> {F oh, } between a hundred and fifty and two hundred and fifty people. /", "{C And then } where do you meet? /", "{F Uh, } there's a big community hall in Vernon --", "Okay. /", "-- <Lipsmack> Texas, / {C and, } {F uh, } that seems to be sort of a middle ground for all of the Texas family. /", "Okay. / Do you have relatives in Vernon --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- then? / Okay. /", "Right, / uh-huh. / A lot of the older family lives in Vernon. /", "Right. /", "{F Um, } all of his direct [ descendants, + descendants ] have now died <breathing> / {C and } the grandchildren are in their seventies and eighties. /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C So } we're talking about second and third great children here. /", "Right. /", "{F Uh, } [ I take my boys <breathing>, + {D well, } I took them ] up until this year, / they're grown and gone from home now -- /", "{F Oh. } /", "-- {C so } [ they, + they ] take their family. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } <<faint>> let's see, / that would make them, grandfather, great grandfather, great great grandfather, / okay, / {C so } it would be the second great grandchild. <<Faint>> / {C And so } they, -/", "Okay, / {C so } this town hall that you meet in, is that like a, {F um, } -/", "{D Well, } [ it's a community center, + it's a community hall. ] / It's,", "# Okay. # /", "# a # great big open building that has a wonderful kitchen it in, / {C and, } {F uh, } you just bring the covered dishes. / [ Every, + every ] family brings [ a, + a ] dish of some kind, / {C and } you get all the wonderful old family recipes,", "# (( )) . #", "# that have # been handed,", "# Potato salad and, {F uh, } # -/", "# down for years <breathing>. / # {D Well, } we try to stay away from those things which might have, {F uh, } salmonella in them. /", "{F Oh, } that's good. /", "{C And } we choose to bring congealed salad. / You can bring a congealed vegetable salad,", "# Right. # /", "# as # opposed to potato salad. / {C And } [ we are very conscious of, + most of us are very conscious [ of, + of, ] ] {F uh, } sanitation aspects,", "# Right. # /", "# whatever # you've got to carry for any distance. / I always,", "<Laughter>.", "take home baked bread. /", "{F Oh, } that's nice. /", "{F Uh, } that happens to be my specialty for that family. / I do other things very well, /", "# Right. # /", "# {C but } # there are others in the family who do them better. /", "Do they always have <laughter> [ the, + the ] one person in the family who [ knows, or + everyone thinks they know ] how to make this the best,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# so # that's what they get to cook. / {D Well, } that's good. / (( {D Well } )) , I had a professor in anthropology at school who studied family reunions, / {C so } I learned a lot about them. / I haven't,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# been # to a lot, / {C but } we talked,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# a # lot about [ the, + the ] rituals, / you (( all )) equated the family reunions as,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# with # the Protestant. / It was the Protestant version of the Catholic pilgrimage. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ It was, + it was ] an interesting theory. / She talked about [ the, + {F uh, } the ] Catholics / [ all, it's a home centered, + {D you know, } it's all family centered ] anyway, / {C so } you usually are living where your parents live / {C and } it's all, - / [ your, + you ] don't have to come home, / {C so } the Catholics would make a pilgrimage in older Europe, / {C but } when the Protestant ethic happened in America, there were people who ever went out and, {D you know, } went away from the family to seek their fortune, and then had to come back home for their reunion, so that,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# became # their version of the pilgrimage. /", "Right. /", "{C But } she had, - / it was interesting, {D you know, } / I <laughter> don't know how valid it is, / {C but } she talked about that and how [ the, + the ] big picnic table was the symbolic communion of the people gathering together, and, {F um, } {D you know, } about the bread and the ritual placement. / Do you have [ a, + a ] certain way that everything is placed out on the table [ every, + every ] year? / Is there kind of a, {D you know, } - / salads go first and things like that? /", "{D Well, } it's, {F uh, } - / we have, {F uh, } {F uh, } kind of a core group [ that, + that ] serves as, quote, officers of the organization, /", "# Right. # /", "# {C and } # they plan the reunions, / the organize [ the, + ] {D you know, } who is going to see to it that the coffee pot gets there, who's going to rent the tables, who's going to see to it that the silverware gets turned back to the caterer. / {F Uh, } {C and } each year it's done a little bit differently, because different people serve in those roles. /", "{D Well, } that's pretty (( )) . /", "We have a biographer [ who, + who ] continues every year to save clippings on any family member, / {C and } they're entered into [ a, + a ] wonderful, {F uh, } scrap book. And pictures of new babies and new people who have been added and, and obituaries to those who are gone. / {C And } it keeps the family alive,", "# Sure does. / That's wonderful. # /", "# [ even, + {D you know, } even ] # though it's very fluid. / {C And } they're very dedicated to that, / {C and, } {F uh, } it's been really wonderful. / It helps you hang onto your roots. /", "Yeah. / I wish we'd, -/", "{C And } it helps you feel a strong sense of belonging. / My husband, on the other hand, was not very close to his family. / His family was very scattered and very diverse. /", "Right. /", "{C And } [ I asked him, + I got to talking to him, ] / I said, {D well, } how is his nephew doing. / {D \"Well, } I don't know, / I haven't,", "# <Laughter>. #", "# talked # to my brother in three years.\" / (( I said )) , \"Well, how's your brother doing?\" / \"I don't know.\" / {F Uh, } {D you know, } my son keeps in touch with him, I think, / {C but } I don't. /", "Right. /", "I said, \"Hey, wouldn't you like to know what's happening with these people?\" / \"Yeah, / {C but } I'm, {D you know, } - / it's too much trouble.\" / {C So } I got busy, got together, and put a reunion together for his family.", "Wow. / <<Faint>> You're just, {F uh, } -/", "And succeeded in getting all of his brothers and sisters and all of their offspring but one --", "{F Oh, } that's incredible. /", "-- to our place down at Lake Tawakoni. / Liked to kill me, because [ I ha-, + ] [ it was, + ] I didn't have that group cooperation, / I did,", "# Right. # /", "# it # by myself. / {C And, } {F uh, } nobody brought covered dishes. / We had a great big fish fry, / {C and, } {D you know, } I fixed a salad in a number three tub. /", "Right <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> [ {C And, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } it was an enormous task to bring all of those people together with just one or two people helping. / {C And, } {F uh, } we had to provide sleeping arrangements for all of them / {C and } I told him, -/", "[ Have you, + have you ] done this repetitively, or just once? /", "We did it that year, / {C and } then the following summer, we did not have all of the family there. / We sent invitations. / We said, \"Please let us know if you're coming.\" / It was when, {F uh, } [ his mother, + his step father ] had died the year before, /", "# {F Oh. } # /", "# {C and } # it, - / his mother was alone, {C and so } they came to support her, / {C and then } one by one, [ his broth-, {D you know, } his sisters, + ] he began to lose family members, /", "{D See, } that's - / [ we've + <talking> we had ] a problem with that. /", "{C and } it was difficult to hold them together. / {C And then, } of course, he died two years ago, / {C so, } {D you know, } that family has gone down to one brother and one sister now. /", "{F Oh. } /", "{C And, } {F uh, } it, - / I think that's what happens when they get scattered, / [ the, + the ] family unit, {D you know, } falls,", "Right. / [ That's our, + # was our ] problem. # /", "# into disrepair. # /", "[ We had, {F uh, } the first reunion, + {E or } the first, {D you know, } major reunion ] was probably six or seven years ago. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } the second reunion, people who maybe, {D you know, } had sacrificed things to come to the first one thought, {F oh, } {D well, } it's not that big a --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- thing this year, / {C and so } it kind of wound down, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and # then } finally, {D you know, } [ you're lucky to get, + {D you know, } you get ] the Shreveport relatives there, but no one else / {C so } that, -/", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } {D see, } [ we manage, + those people who are at that core group manage ] to [ keep, + keep ] the vigor alive. / They'll send out news bulletins. / Two or three times a year you'll get a news bull-, - / hey, guess who got, {D you know, } elected to the legislature, / {C or } guess who our local sheriff, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FAMILY REUNIONS", "prompt": "DISCUSS PLANNING A FAMILY REUNION. DRAW ON YOUR EXPERIENCES AND THOSE OF THE OTHER CALLER FOR MAKING THE NEXT GET-TOGETHER SUCCESSFUL AND MEMORABLE.", "talk_day": "06/14/1991", "from_caller": 1284, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1968, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1264, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1943, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

{"turn_id": ["3331_0", "3331_1", "3331_2", "3331_3", "3331_4", "3331_5", "3331_6", "3331_7", "3331_8", "3331_9", "3331_10", "3331_11", "3331_12", "3331_13", "3331_14", "3331_15", "3331_16", "3331_17", "3331_18", "3331_19", "3331_20", "3331_21", "3331_22", "3331_23", "3331_24", "3331_25", "3331_26", "3331_27", "3331_28", "3331_29", "3331_30", "3331_31", "3331_32", "3331_33", "3331_34", "3331_35", "3331_36", "3331_37", "3331_38", "3331_39", "3331_40", "3331_41", "3331_42", "3331_43", "3331_44", "3331_45", "3331_46", "3331_47", "3331_48", "3331_49", "3331_50", "3331_51", "3331_52", "3331_53", "3331_54", "3331_55", "3331_56", "3331_57", "3331_58", "3331_59", "3331_60", "3331_61", "3331_62", "3331_63", "3331_64", "3331_65", "3331_66", "3331_67", "3331_68", "3331_69", "3331_70", "3331_71", "3331_72", "3331_73", "3331_74"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1"], "utterance": ["{D Well, } what I believe is one of the major [ pro-, + {F uh, } things ] that is wrong with our public school system is that, {F um, } we do not have enough discipline -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } the parents do not let the teachers discipline the children the way that they need to be --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- disciplined right now. /", "Uh-huh. / I agree with that. /", "{F Uh, } when I went to school, I know I was scared to death --", "You were? /", "-- about being disciplined, / {C and } the discipline that my daughter receives now --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- in going to school is just totally different. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } [ [ you just, + you did not see, ] + I did not see ] anybody in my classrooms, when I was going to school, act up the way that kids do --", "Yeah. /", "-- these days in the classroom. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / From what I understand, they act up pretty bad <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / that's right, / # that's right. # /", "# What, {F uh, } # grade is your daughter in? /", "[ My, + my ] daughter's in the, {F um, } fourth grade -- /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } there's children in her classroom that just totally disrupt --", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- the classroom, where the teacher cannot teach -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } when I went to school that just wasn't put up with. /", "{F Oh, } no, / uh-huh. / They always had a paddle in our school. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } [ they, + they ] just don't do that any more. /", "I know. /", "{C But } the school system's afraid of getting sued --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and, {F um, } all sorts of lawsuits I'm sure because of things like that. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C And, } I also believe [ we don't, + ] even though I feel like I pay a good share towards the school system, that the teachers are still underpaid / {C and } we still don't have enough money [ towards -- +", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- put in toward ] public school. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F um, } I think that if we had enough money and paid the teachers a little bit more, that maybe that could solve some of our problems. /", "Yeah. / Wasn't that what part of the lottery is going to go for, if we --", "Yes -- /", "-- approve it? /", "-- supposedly that's what it's suppose to go for, / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } we'll just have to wait and see whether that's approved or not. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D You know, } I don't know your feelings toward that. / I guess we shouldn't get into that / [ {C but, } +", "<Laughter>.", "{F um, } {C and } ] what else, {F um, } / I think in some ways that they need to be more careful of the teachers that they hire. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I have heard stories, {F uh, } from other parents that I know of, {A their children are in high school } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that teachers are out there giving drugs and selling drugs, /", "No. / Really? /", "{F Oh, } yeah, /", "{F Ooh. } /", "[ I've, + I've ] heard some [ horrible, + horrible ] stories about [ high, + high ] school teachers -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {D you know, } to [ be, + be ] more careful of the teachers that we place in our school. -/", "Uh-huh. {F Um. } -/", "{F Um, } that's basically about all that I know that may be wrong with the school system. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ I think, + with what they have to work with, I think ] they're doing a pretty good job <laughter> right now. /", "{F Oh, } I do too, / I think they're doing real good job. /", "Uh-huh, / {C so. } -/", "{C But, } then, what do I know, <laughter> -- / -- # I don't have any kids. # / No, / none at all <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / okay, / {C so } this is probably a real hard subject for you. /", "{F Oh, } yeah <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / Okay, / {D well, } I guess, {F um, } we can discontinue our call now. /", "Okay. /", "It was a joy in talking with you. /", "{D Well, } it was good talking to you too. /", "Okay, / thanks. /", "We'll see you, / bye-bye. /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "PUBLIC EDUCATION", "prompt": "DISCUSS WITH THE OTHER CALLER WHETHER THERE IS SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS TODAYY", "talk_day": "10/30/1991", "from_caller": 1351, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1955, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1004, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1958, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["3334_0", "3334_1", "3334_2", "3334_3", "3334_4", "3334_5", "3334_6", "3334_7", "3334_8", "3334_9", "3334_10", "3334_11", "3334_12", "3334_13", "3334_14", "3334_15", "3334_16", "3334_17", "3334_18", "3334_19", "3334_20", "3334_21", "3334_22", "3334_23", "3334_24", "3334_25", "3334_26", "3334_27", "3334_28", "3334_29", "3334_30", "3334_31", "3334_32", "3334_33", "3334_34", "3334_35", "3334_36", "3334_37", "3334_38", "3334_39", "3334_40", "3334_41", "3334_42", "3334_43", "3334_44", "3334_45", "3334_46", "3334_47", "3334_48", "3334_49", "3334_50", "3334_51", "3334_52", "3334_53", "3334_54", "3334_55"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["{D Well, } what do you know about Latin American policies? /", "<Breathing> {D Well, } I think they're kind of ambivalent, really. / {F Uh, } I just have a feeling that we've kind of talked out of both sides of mouths down there like we do in some other situations --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know. } /", "/", "[ [ We, + we don't know, ] + half the time we don't know ] who to support. / That, and, {D you know, } [ maybe it's, + maybe it's ] tough for a big powerful nation to deal [ with, + with, ] {F uh, } countries like that that depend on us so much --", "Right. /", "-- without, {D you know, } [ just telling them, + running their country for them ] / {C but, } -/", "[ That, + that's ] just it. /", "It's got to be tough, / {C but, } {E I mean, } {F uh, } {F uh, } [ you sure, + you still ] have to, {D you know, } let them know how you feel. /", "Right, / I guess my concern, <child_talking> {D you know, } [ no matter which, + no matter which ] side we take <child_talking>, we're going to have supporters and we're going to have, {F uh, } antisupporters, I guess, for lack of better term, / {C and, } {F uh, } like you said, they're such small countries, that we're bound to upset somebody, / {C but } we seem to be lacking the ability to take a stance. /", "Yeah, / it worries me that, {F uh, } the economy of so many countries [ in, + in ] South America and Central America depend on something that damages people, [ like the, + {D you know, } like ] cocaine --", "Right. /", "-- from Columbia, / {C and } --", "Right. /", "-- {F uh, } <breathing>, {D you know, } of course [ I, + I'm ] sure we have some enemies down there who wouldn't care what happened to us, / [ {C but } -- +", "That's true. /", "-- {C but } ] [ that is, + that's ] a tough deal, / {C and } it, - / I don't think that, - / [ maybe I, + maybe it's, ] {D you know, } I'm reflecting how I feel about it, / {C but } I have a feeling [ that we, + that we ] really don't understand basically [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] competing factions <laughter> in lot of those countries / {C and } --", "Sure. /", "-- {E I mean, } they've been hammering (( )) , for the last, you know, ten centuries, / {C and } it's still going on, / {C and, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] dabble in it just enough to make both sides angry at us some how,", "<Laughter>.", "some times, /", "Yep, / that's about the lump sum of it. / {D Well, } {F um, } I was speaking with [ a, + a ] woman / [ from, + I believe she was from ] the Honduras or Guatemala, or somewhere in there, / no, / she was from El Salvador -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } she was from a relatively wealthy family, / {C and } when, {F uh, } the Contras came into power, of course with, - / {F uh, } {F oh, } gosh darn, what's his face, / he's [ in, + in ] Florida jail now, / Marcos -- -/", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "-- {F uh, } no, / [ he's, + Marcos is ] Philippines, /", "Yeah, / {F um, } {D well, } I'm blank <laughter> on it. /", "{D Well, } you know who I'm talking about. /", "I can see his face (( )) forget his name <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] know it, {F uh, } / anyway, when he came into power, he basically just took everybody's property, {D you know, } just assigned it to himself. /", "Yeah, / kind of nationalized it --", "Right -- /", "-- for himself, /", "-- right, / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] she's been a real strong supporter of the Sandinistas and has been trying to back the U S government in that respect, / {C and } in that respect I have to agree that I think we're taking the right stance --", "Yeah. /", "-- {F uh, } because they were a democracy turned, {F uh } -- -/", "Dictator, -/", "-- yeah, / right -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- basically a dictator fascist. -/", "{C And } it seems like those countries are so easily susceptible to that kind of thing, / [ it just -- +", "Sure. /", "-- {D you know, } unstable. ] -/", "{D Well, } what do you think of, {F uh, } this, {F uh, } U S free trade agreement we're working on with Mexico? /", "{D Well, } I think it's long overdue -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } I just, {D you know, } - / there's so much difference [ in, + in ] the economies of the two countries, [ I'm not, + {D you know, } I have ] a problem, {F uh, } with whether it's going to work or not, {D you know, } / [ there's, + {F uh, } it seems like there's, ] - / {C and } I, - / this may be unfair to Mexico, / {C but } it seems like there's a lack of honesty [ in, + in ] foreign policy a lot of the times. /", "Uh-huh, / Mexico, - / [ [ [ they're, + I know they're trying, ] + they're really trying, ] + the Mexican government is trying, ] / {C and } a lot of the larger Mexican businesses are trying to, <breathing> {F oh, } make themselves Americanized, I guess --", "Yeah. /", "-- [ and, + ] {F uh, } which is great because that's what they basically need to do. / The big problem with the United States is we have our basic nine to five schedule --", "Yeah -- /", "-- {D you know, } / {C and } --", "-- yeah. /", "-- we don't have the Siesta, / {C and } [ there's, + ] the cultural differences [ [ is what's, + is what's kind of, ] + it's what's really ] hurting, {F uh, } the Mexican people, because they've had their way of life, / {C and } we've had our way of life, / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "I think [ their, + their ] version of the good old boy network going that, - / {F uh, } {D you know, } has a lot, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "LATIN AMERICA", "prompt": "WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT CURRENT OR RECENT AMERICAN ACTIONS IN LATIN AMERICA", "talk_day": "10/30/1991", "from_caller": 1420, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1966, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1343, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1933, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

{"turn_id": ["3344_0", "3344_1", "3344_2", "3344_3", "3344_4", "3344_5", "3344_6", "3344_7", "3344_8", "3344_9", "3344_10", "3344_11", "3344_12", "3344_13", "3344_14", "3344_15", "3344_16", "3344_17", "3344_18", "3344_19", "3344_20", "3344_21", "3344_22", "3344_23", "3344_24", "3344_25", "3344_26", "3344_27", "3344_28", "3344_29", "3344_30", "3344_31", "3344_32", "3344_33", "3344_34", "3344_35", "3344_36", "3344_37", "3344_38", "3344_39", "3344_40", "3344_41", "3344_42", "3344_43", "3344_44", "3344_45"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["{D Well, } let me just start by asking what you think of this Middle East affair we've got going on? /", "I think that it's time that we concentrate more on what's going on within our own borders than what's going on in the Middle East. /", "I have to agree with you there. / [ I, + {F uh, } I ] think that, {F uh, } for once, [ we should, + we shouldn't ] even be [ at, + at ] these Mid East talks because, with the exception of our hostages, [ we really don't have too much of a, {F uh, } real in-, + we shouldn't have too much of a real interest ] in deciding whose land it is. / Just let these people fight it out -- /", "I agree. /", "-- {D you know, } we've got so many domestic problems, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] what does it cost these people over there, {D you know. } /", "Absolutely. /", "{F Oh, } {C so } how about the Soviet Union. / What do you think's going to happen there. / The break ups? /", "I think that's great. / {F Um, } I'm glad to see that, / {C but } [ I, + again, I ] don't want to see us pour [ a whole lot of economic aid into the Soviet Union without a, + {F uh, } {D well, } {F uh, } a whole lot under any circumstances ] because [ I, + I ] don't know, / [ I'm, + I'm ] a believer in the old adage that if somebody earns something it's worth more to them than if you give it to them, / {C and so, } [ I'm, + I'm ] not much in favor of it, / {C but } I'm glad to see us advising them -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that doesn't seem to cost a whole lot of money. /", "That's right, / that's right. /", "{C But } I'm ready to have a President elected that at least has some sort of a domestic agenda, / even if it doesn't work, at least he is somebody [ who, + who ] is working on that problem. / {C And } [ I, + I ] haven't seen that in the last eleven years, / {C so } --", "{D Well, } all I've seen. -/", "-- they don't seem to have a clue. /", "<Laughter> Reagan obviously wasn't too concerned with the domestic side [ [ of, + of, ] + of ] his political affairs. / [ I, + I ] think Bush's kind of followed suit. / {F Um, } international is important, / {C but, } {F uh, } we've got a budget deficit that just won't go away unless it gets seriously addressed. / {F Uh, } {D you know, } {C and then } there's the homeless issue, / {C and } there really is a lot we could be doing stateside without, {F uh, } hurting our international aspects or straining any international relations I think, / {C and } we wouldn't have to spend the billions and billions of dollars each year that we're spending. /", "{F Oh, } I agree. / [ [ I just, + I think we got, ] + once we ] started economic aid overseas we have really set ourselves up to be sort of [ the, + the ] world bank, [ and -- + ]", "Right. /", "-- as far as aid is concerned, / {C and } I think there's a limit, / {C and } we passed it a long time ago. /", "<Laughter> I agree. / We've been writing off way too many [ bad debts -- +", "Yeah. / That's another thing I don't understand [ [ is, + is, ] + is ] things like selling technology and, {F uh, } even military hardware to foreign governments and then forgiving their debt -- / -- <Laughter> to me that just doesn't make any sense, / [ as, + as ] much in debt as we are -- -/", "I know it. /", "-- [ I just, + I don't know. ] / I think it's definitely time for a change, / {C but } I don't see anybody, - / I don't understand, too, why we have to have Democrats and Republicans, / {C and } it's either one way or the other, / [ this -- +", "Right. /", "-- it ] [ s-, + seems ] to be we're turning into a black and white society, / you either do it this way / {C or } you do it that way, / {C and } there's no in between -- /", "That's right, / you're either liberal or you're conservative, /", "-- {C and } [ that, + {F uh, } it ] obviously isn't working. /", "{D Well, } I think, {F uh, } it wouldn't hurt, / {C and } I know the Independent Party's been trying for years to get [ [ a, + a, ] + a ] real force [ [ in, + in the, ] + {F uh, } in Congress, ] / {C but, } {F uh, } you're right, / there's just too many issues that come up that, {F uh, } our senators and our congressmen vote on simply because it's a Democratic issue or it's a Republican issue -- /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- {C and } if they would vote with their conscience and with what their constituents feel, I think, {F uh, } we might have [ [ a, + a lot better, ] + a lot more ] efficient running government and a lot better laws passed. /", "{F Oh, } I agree with you. / {D Well, } of course, {D you know, } we have the national embarrassment in our state, Jessie Helms, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and, } {F uh, } as soon [ as, + as ] we can get, - / of course it seems to me that every time he opens his mouth, [ he, + he ] just lines up people against him / {C so, }", "<Laughter>.", "[ it's not too, + it's not too ] often that you see him swaying too many opinions. / He's, {F uh, } usually on the ninety-eight to two side, / he's the one of the two that votes, /", "He's one of the two, {F huh. } /", "Yeah, / he's,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "very ineffective, I think. /", "{D Well, } let's see, / Senators are in for six years, right -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } when did you guys vote him into office? /", "{F Oh, } unfortunately nineteen ninety. /", "{F Oh, } you're stuck. /", "Yeah, / we're stuck with him for --", "<Laughter>.", "-- a little while longer, / {C but, } {F uh, } unfortunately for him, but maybe fortunately for us, his health is not great, / {D so, } I hate, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "POLITICS", "prompt": "DISCUSS ANY RECENT POLITICAL ELECTIONS OR MOVEMENT THAT YOU AND THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDER INTERESTING OR IMPORTANT. ORY", "talk_day": "11/02/1991", "from_caller": 1420, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1966, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1422, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1956, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/", "{D Well, } {F uh, } typical lawn stuff. / Saint Augustine, {F uh } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- with a little Bermuda mixed in in some of the sunny areas -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } {C and } really all I do to it is, - / {F uh, } in fact, I didn't even fertilize it this year, / I just mowed it, / {C and } [ I, + I ] mow it, {F uh, } {D you know, } with a mulch mower so [ the, + the ] particles fall down -- /", "Comes back in the yard -- /", "-- Yeah. /", "-- {C so } you don't have any one do your yard. / You do it yourself? /", "I do it myself. /", "Yeah, / we do too. /", "Have a lot of people trying to do it for me <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Isn't that the truth. / A flyer's on every door every day. /", "Hey, I need the exercise, / {C so } what the heck. /", "<Laughter> That's right. / {D Well, } [ [ we, + {F um, } we, ] + my husband ] does the same thing, / he does the yard, / {C and } he wants me to learn how to work the lawn mower, / {C but } I keep putting off learning. /", "Hey, you've got the right idea. /", "That's right. / {C But } I had recently gone out and planted mums. / We had decided to paint the front of the house about three weeks ago, / {C and so } while my husband was painting I went out and bought about fifty dollars worth of mums over at Calloway's -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and put out yellow and bronze / {C and } they're just gorgeous, {C and so } then last week my mom comes in town, / {C and } she says {D Well, } those are going to die just the first frost. /", "<Laughter>.", "She said, You should have done pansies. / {C And } I went, {D Well, } now you tell me. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{C So } the first night, that around Halloween - / {C and } we went out and covered them with a sheet, / {C and } they did okay that first night. / {C But } the second night we were at the movies and didn't do it, / {C so } I guess I've lost them. / I haven't gone out to check yet. /", "Yeah, / I don't blame you. / I wouldn't want to look at them. /", "No, / listen, / {C but, } {F um, } the worst problem we've had here with this grass was about the third year we were here. / I guess it was about four years ago. / {C And } we did not know in August to put down the, {F uh, } whatever it is for grub worms. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } the next spring, I guess in that March, every time we would go out and just try to walk on the grass or reach down to pull a weed, we'd have big whole patches come up. / Have you ever seen it --", "Yeah. /", "-- what grub worms do? /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } we pulled up almost half of our yard just by raking it, / it would just come off in the rake, down to the dirt. / {C So } we had to go out and resod the whole thing with squares and wet it and put it down and rope it off and everything. / It took a lot of money and a lot of time, / {C so } the most careful thing we do on our yard every August is put down that Diazinon. /", "Yeah, / [ you, + you ] think that's what it was, {F huh. } /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / we found them -- /", "Okay. /", "-- yeah / we found them. / We dug under there about an inch / {C and } you could see them. / They're real fat little white things, / {C and } --", "Yeah. /", "-- they said they turn into black bugs in the spring -- /", "Yeah, / those kind of brown, {F uh, } [ Ju-, +", "-- yeah, / [ {C but } in, + {C but } in ] the, -/", "What we call June bugs ] -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } some people call them May beetles. /", "Yeah, / June bugs is what I'd heard them called, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C so } {D any how, } occasionally I find them in the flower beds. / They said that every yard has some -- /", "{F Uh, } yeah. /", "-- {C but } it was a preponderance of them that caused our problem. / {C So } that's the number one thing we do, whether we fertilize or anything else, just because we got burned so badly before. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } I had some of that problem, / {C but } mine was freeze. /", "{F Oh, } yeah / that too, / two years ago, or last Christmas --", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "-- is that what you're talking about? /", "Yeah, / [ I'm still -- +", "Yeah, / uh-huh. /", "-- I'm still ] replacing that in the back, especially, under the trees --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } {D you know, } kind of slow, and, as you say, very expensive. /", "Yeah. /", "I caught Wolfe with, {F uh, } {F uh, } [ one, + {F uh, } one ] of the sales where they have those big blocks for fifty cents, / {C and, } {F uh } --", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- I bought about <laughter> twenty of them. /", "I guess you did too. / It's what they've done in the spring --", "{F Uh, } {D well, } I put, {D you know } -- -/", "-- or the fall. /", "-- that was late, / that was like, -/", "Yeah, / because I started to say, [ you can, + ] there's different times they say it's okay to do it. /", "Yeah, / that was like September, I think. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I had to water it, {D you know } -- /", "Yeah -- /", "-- gosh. /", "-- keep it damp. / {D Well, } my, - / out here, {D you know, } we don't have as many trees in Plano, / at least the area where, - / we're over by Collin Creek Mall, / [ {C and, } + {C but } ] a lot of the shrubbery that we have in the front, like the pittosporum all died, / {C and } all those variegated, {F uh, } things died. / {C So } we pretty much go with that dwarf Yaupon and that Yaupon holly, / {C and } they just live, /", "Yeah, / they're pretty tough, {F uh, } /", "Yeah, / [ you can, + you can ] stand those. /", "Pittosporum is kind of borderline here -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } usually it'll do pretty well, / {C but, } {F uh, } {D you know, } every once in a while we get one of these really cold deals -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } it zaps it. /", "{D Well } it's kind of like one of these, -/", "{F Oh, } [ wax leaf, + wax leaf ] ligustrum is the same way. /", "Same way, - / uh-huh. / [ [ That, + they, ] + they ] warned me of that one finally. / {C And } I said, {D You know, } you need to either read Neal Sperry's book before you shop or get a reputable nursery, because lot of places [ that would, + ] are just trying to sell whatever was pretty out there, / {C and } we didn't know the difference. / {C And } every year we learn one more thing that we didn't know before. Like about these <laughter> mums. /", "Yeah. /", "Okay, / next year, I'll do pansies. /", "Your list is growing, /", "{C And } my backyard, we had it really nice, / {C and } then my husband wanted a Labrador puppy, / {C and so, } it was about, - / I guess he's three now, / {C so } the first summer he was here he dug up all of my bushes and plants --", "{F Oh, } yeah, / {F oh, } gee. /", "-- and brought them to the front door and the back door <laughter> and laid them on the patio. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So, } it's like our backyard is just kind of like, - / as long as he won't damage it, fine, / {C and } [ if he'll, + if there's anything he'll ] hurt, we just don't put it out there any more. /", "Yeah, / kind of cuts your possibilities for the flower beds, / yeah. /", "Uh-huh. / Very much, / {C but, } {F uh. } -/", "I [ had a, + had a ] small vegetable garden that, {F uh, } -/", "You did. /", "It did pretty well, / [ it's, + it's ] {D like } on [ the --", "{F Huh. } /", "-- side, + the apron [ of the, + of the ] ] parkway out behind the garage -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } [ our, + our ] garages come in [ from the back, + {D you know, } from the alley ] -- /", "So do ours, / yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } [ it's, + it's ] a little piece of land over there <laughter>. /", "What did you grow? /", "{D Well, } I had, {F uh, } tomatoes [ and, + and, ] {F uh, } {F uh, } peppers, / {C and } [ I had, +", "That is amazing. /", "I had ] okra, / {C and } by the fence I had cucumbers, [ which, + which ] didn't do real well, {F uh } -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- they kind of came out looking like gourds. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } put them in a salad, though, / {C and } you say, {D well, } I made it though, at least it's mine. /", "{C But } I had squash, / I had zucchini [ and, + and ] yellow crook neck squash, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GARDENING", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER DOES IN THE WAY OF LAWN AND GARDEN WORK.DOES THE OTHER CALL ENJOY DOING IT? COMPARE THIS TO YOUR OWN SITUATION.", "talk_day": "11/04/1991", "from_caller": 1399, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1949, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1343, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1933, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "I think golf, isn't it? /", "Right. /", "<Laughter>.", "<Laughter> How much of a golfer are you? /", "Are you a hacker? /", "You bet. /", "<Laughter>.", "I'm fifty years old, / I've been a hacker, - / [ I think, + I think ] I played better golf when I was fifteen, John, than --", "[ I know I, +", "-- I play right now. /", "{F Oh, } I know I ] did, / I know I did. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } -/", "Course, I know I watch my thirteen year old play now, {D you know, } / {C and } it's like they don't have a muscle in their body. /", "{F Oh, } I know, / it's just unreal. / [ I, + {D you know, } I'm ] a guy that plays, - / if I play a lot of golf, I play six to eight times a year / {C and } that's <laughter> about it. / I figure that's my retirement game. / I really, - / I come from a family of golfers. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean, } I was raised by a man, my stepfather who, with a two handicap, {E I mean, } [ [ [ he, + he, ] + he, ] + he ] could get down on his knees and hit the ball, {E I mean, } further than most people could hit it. /", "Sure. /", "[ {C And } my mother who is now, + {A [ he's, + my stepfather is ] dead, } {C but } my mother who is now seventy-one <breathing>, ] I can remember her being, I believe a sixteen or a fourteen handicap, /", "<Breathing>.", "[ {C but, } + {C but, } ] {F uh, } all they did every day in their life was to play golf every, - / they'd leave work and go to a golf course, or a little country club they belonged to back in Richmond, Virginia and just, {F uh, } play nine holes of golf. /", "Yeah. /", "That was their deal, / they, -/", "That's what it takes, / [ you, + you ] need to play that often --", "{C But, } {F uh } --", "-- to get a really good (( handicap )) . /", "-- [ I just, + I just ] never could do it. / I have a brother-in-law who is, {F uh, } an ex-college coach and like a pro / {C and } he has a very good handicap and plays good golf <laughter> / sort of like the non golfer golfer of the family. /", "{D Well, } I went to, - / I decided this past year that I was going to get out and start playing a lot more / {C and } [ I, + I ] went after it / {C and } [ did, + {C and } I really didn't ] find much improvement. / Fact, ever time I'd start trying to correct something, it seemed like the score would -- *[[listen]]", "{F Oh, } really? /", "-- [ go, + go ] back up, / yeah, / [ I, + I ] --", "Yeah. /", "-- think I need to, {F uh, } - / I probably need to take [ some, + some ] more lessons, {F uh, } more current --", "Yeah. /", "-- [ and, + {F uh, } and ] practice more often. / Spend more time on the, -/", "I think I'm probably the same way. / Lessons do help. / I know ever year we buy, - / I go to this Ducks Unlimited dinner, / it's a hunter's type affair -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I buy [ in, + in ] Austin, Texas, - / I go down to Austin, / I live in the Dallas area, but I go down to Austin and go with my good customer and friend of mine -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we always buy this weekend [ at a, + at a ] country club in the hill country.", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{D You know, } at, {F uh, } Horseshoe Bay. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / I'm familiar with it. /", "{C And } we just have a ball, / {C and } we play three days in a row, three different courses / {C and, } course, believe it or not by the end of the third day and the end of the, {F uh, } third course, my score has gone from, {D you know, } a hundred and twenty down to about a hundred and five. / {C So, } -/", "{F Oh, } yeah, / if you play regular, I think it makes a big difference. /", "You bet, / {C so } [ it, + that ] makes a lot of difference to me. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / [ I, + {D well, } I've ] also found, too, [ I, + I ] try to work out regularly / {C and } when I am doing that, {F uh, } and feeling loose [ and, + ] that I swing better, / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] get through the ball better. / {F Uh, } {C and } I also, if I, - / I found as I've gotten a little older here, I worry less about my distance. /", "You bet. /", "{C And } I, - / my control is a little bit better there. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } {C so, } -/", "That's super. / I haven't learned to hit the ball easy / {C and } I just sort of, -/", "<Laughter>.", "I'm always wanting to hit it hard / {C and, } that's something my stepfather never could teach me, {D you know, } just to relax and hit the ball, / {C and, } {D you know, } {D so, } subsequently when I do tire out from playing like twelve, fourteen holes, [ my, + {D you know, } a lot of my ] energy's gone, / when I do swing it's an easier swing -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I do, actually, hit the ball better. /", "Uh-huh. / [ Have you ever, + have you ever ] tried a one iron? /", "No, / I have a <breathing> [ two through, + {D you know, } two through ] wedge. / I hit a two iron awful lot. / [ Off, now, + off + ] the tee. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I don't hit a driver off the tee. / [ That, + that's ] why I need my driving lessons. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } I put mine back in my bag this year, too, / {C and } [ I, + I ] used a three wood rather than a driver. /", "That helps. /", "{F Uh, } I had a lot more control on it, {F uh, } / I sacrificed distance, / {C but } I wasn't in trouble every time I got down the fairway. /", "{D Well, } [ that's, + that's ] a good idea. / I think this next year, [ I'm going to, + I'm going to ] attempt to play more / {C and } I'm going to do the same thing. / [ I, + I ] laid off my woods about three years ago / {C and } I just use a two wood off the fairway / {C and } I'm a fairly strong person / {C so } I get a pretty good little drive -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } [ I, + and I ] guess control my irons, better, {D you know, } / if you'll take lessons, the first thing they put in your hand is an iron. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / absolutely. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I still remember that watching myself and my son / [ {C so, } + {C but } ] I think the key is [ you just need to, + you need to ] play more often than I play. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ I, + I ] read recently here, [ they say, + ] [ if you're playing, + if you're ] scoring well, you should play more. / If you're scoring poorly, you should spend more time on the practice [ g-, -- +", "Right. /", "-- {F uh, } range. ] / {F Uh, } I think there is less [ flus-, + frustration ] factor there, too, {F uh, } /", "[ Makes good, + makes good ] sense. /", "[ {C So, } + {C but } ] [ I, + I, ] - / the one iron is something I've been thinking because my driver's gone so badly lately that [ I, + I ] should pick one up and try to start. / Apparently they're very difficult to play with, / {C but } with practice, I would imagine you could groove that swing, too. / {C And } I play with a fellow that can knock a one iron, / it's incredible. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "[ [ {C And, } + {C but, } ] + {C and } ] his accuracy is what's so startling with it. / {C And } I, - / [ {C and } it, + {C but } it's ] an iron that he's really practiced with. / He has used a lot, / {C and, } {F uh, } it would be fun to get that good [ at a -- +", "You bet. /", "-- with an ] [ iron. + {F Uh, } distance iron. ] /", "[ My cha-, + my challenge ] of the game is just, if I can get off the first tee when everyone's standing around watching you, I'd be <laughter>,", "<Laughter>.", "great after that <laughter>. / That, boy, - / I just, - / if I get off the tee box [ and I, + and I've, ] {D you know, } {D you know, } anything from a hundred fifty to two hundred yard drive through a straight, I just want to get down and kiss the ground, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "{C And } get away without embarrassing yourself, / right <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Because, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GOLF", "prompt": "DISCUSS GOLF. 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I ] just make myself. -/", "Yeah. /", "I get up at five thirty / {C and } I am at school at seven thirty. /", "Oh. /", "School is not over until, {F uh, } four -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } our class, - / {C but } it is in the building -- /", "Oh. /", "-- that is the big difference / {C because } there are other people around that, {F uh, } - / <noise> you had better hurry. / Go get dressed. / {D You know, } there is motivation around there / {C and then, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] can change right there in the building. / I don't have to drive and fight traffic and get anywhere. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I just go / {C and } we, {F uh, } exercise. / {C And } until then, {D you know } I have belonged to exercise clubs / {C and } {F oh } I have gone to, {F uh, } {F oh, } {D like, } {F uh, } {F oh, } these gyms, {D you know } [ that the, + ] like in Plano and Richardson [ and, + ] {F uh, } [ where they offer the, + {F uh, } {A rec centers really } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- where they offer aerobics ] / {C and } I have done that before, but it has always had to be late at night --", "Yeah. /", "-- after I have got home and after dinner / {C and } you are just kind of going Ugh. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } I have tried it immediately after school / {D like, } try to get some place and exercise from five to six, / {C but then } by the time you get home and you get dinner you are eating so late. /", "That is right. / That is right. / That is a (( )) . -/", "It is. / It is really hard with our life style when you work to, /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } I know, some people go during lunch, / {C but, } {D you know } by the time I get over the gym [ and, + and ] go for my class and shower and get back to work, it is probably two hours or more -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } that is just too long. /", "I have twenty-five minutes for lunch. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> That is out for me. /", "That doesn't really do it, does it? /", "<Laughter> No, / I don't think so. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C But, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] they are nice because if we are running late, it usually, {F uh, } - / if things are kind of hectic at school and people are running late, they kind of wait on us. / {D You know, } {C cause } they know we are in the building and coming.", "Yeah. /", "Where as, at, {F uh, } another place, you are paying a lot more money / {C and, } {F uh, } it does going to start whether you are there or not <laughter>. /", "That is right <laughter>. / That is right. /", "{C So } this has worked out real nicely. / In fact, she charges us two dollars a session. /", "{D Well, } that is not much. /", "Huh-uh. / {C So } [ it's, + it's, ] - / we {D like } pay her for six weeks at a time --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- cause that is {D like } a unit in, {F uh, } {F uh, } school --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } report card period / {C and so } it is like twenty-four dollars every six weeks. /", "Oh. / That is not bad. /", "Huh-uh. /", "It beats memberships at some of these clubs. / That is # for sure. # /", "# You are # not kidding. /", "<Laughter> They are real expensive. /", "I know. / We belonged, {F uh, } for a period of time to the Signature Club for about a year. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean, } we were paying a hundred dollars plus month for our family membership -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } at first we used it / {C and then } it got where we weren't beginning to get out money's worth. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } they offered lots of things, / {C but } we weren't taking advantage of them because we didn't have the time to. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } we decided to forget that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "That was just a waste of our our money. /", "Yeah. / Yeah. / {D Well } we have one through work /", "{F Oh } no. /", "{C But, } [ I, + {F uh, } I ] don't know / I still just [ don't + don't ] end up going cause it isn't at a convenient time or I don't know something, / {C but } I need to do something. / [ If, + if ] its only walk the dog or something. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I need to start doing that. /", "It does make you feel better. / The hard thing is getting going. /", "That is right. /", "{C And } if you have somebody who will do it with you, - / {D like, } for a long time my husband didn't want to walk cause he wants to, {F uh, } jog -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } he decided that, {F uh, } maybe, {F uh, } {D you know, } -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "EXERCISE AND FITNESS", "prompt": "DO YOU DO ANY EXERCISE REGULARLY TO MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH OR FITNESS LEVEL? 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/", "<Throat_clearing> What are we having? / Let's see <laughter>. / {D Well, } I'm not planning the menu. /", "{F Oh, } you're not. /", "No <laughter>. / We usually go out to [ ei-, + either ] one of our folks, / they both live close to -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- {C but, } {F um, } I don't know, / it seems like [ a, + a ] big thing for Christmas is usually ham. /", "{D Well, } funny you should mention that. / I'm a pig farmer <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } you are -- /", "# Yeah. # /", "-- # {F huh. } # /", "{D Well, } {D now, } it's kind of a hobby more than anything else, / {C but } we're going to have, {F uh, } wild boar -- /", "My goodness. /", "-- [ we, + {F uh, } we ] killed a boar the other day, / it was, {D you know, } mating with the sows, / {C and } you can't use the piglets, {D you know, } / {C so. } -/", "{F Huh. } /", "It's about six months of no use, / {C so, } [ we, + {F uh, } we ] shot him and cleaned him out and had him, {D you know, } processed into ham, / {C and, } {F uh, } we're also going to have a little roast suckling pig, because [ I, + I've ] got one that's got [ a, + a ] hernia -- /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "-- {C and } rather than, {D you know, } pay the vet four hundred dollars for surgery, we'll just cook him and eat him <laughter>. /", "[ Is that, + is that ] hard? /", "{D Well, } no, / {D hey, } I tell you what, preparing a little pig [ is, + is ] a snap, /", "<Laughter>.", "I'm telling you, real easy, easier than chicken. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "Yeah, / you just, {F uh, } - / you kill him, {D you know, } / you probably, - / most guys just shoot them in the head, / they go, {D you know, } - / in a second they're gone -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and then } you just dip the carcass in, {F uh, } boiling water, pull it out, {A {C and } [ there's a, + we use a ] little raspy brush, pulls the hair off, } and, {F uh, } gut it, and, {F uh, } just stick it down in a pit with some cloves and, {F uh, } some pineapple, about three pineapples, {D you know, } sliced them up, and, {F uh, } cover him up with, {F uh, } wet, {F uh, } sacks, {A feed sacks is what I usually use } -- *[[more than one utt??]]", "# Huh. # /", "-- # and then # start a charcoal fire on top of him. /", "{F Oh, } my goodness. /", "{C And } after about six hours, you put the fire out and dig that baby out of there, / {C and } it's the best eating you ever had. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } does a boar taste just like regular ham? /", "Yep, / just like a pig -- /", "# Does it. # /", "-- # {E I mean, } # {D you know, } {F uh, } it has a lot less fat. /", "{F Huh. } /", "This wild boar weighed probably about three hundred and thirty pounds -- /", "Oh my. /", "-- {C and } he dressed out to almost two hundred and ten pounds. /", "{F Oh, } my goodness. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } we took the skin and the head [ and the le-, + and the feet ] off, / {C and } that was about, {D you know, } a [ hundred, + hundred ] pounds of just ham. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } how many people are you planning on serving at Christmas? /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } [ we're, + {D you know, } we're ] not going to eat the # whole thing <laughter>. # /", "# Eat it all, / yeah <laughter>. # /", "It would take a year. / {C But, } {F uh, } {D you know, } we're going to drive up to Kansas City, see my wife's folks, / {C and, } {F uh, } [ she, + she, ] - / [ [ what's, + what's ] + what's ] your mother cooking for Christmas <talking>, / yeah, / {D well } her mom's doing brisket. /", "I don't, - / what is brisket? /", "Brisket? / It's a part of the cow that they used to throw away. /", "{D Huh. } /", "It's just tough as a boot -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } they used to use it for leather, I think <laughter>. /", "# {F Oh, } my goodness. # /", "# {E I mean, } no, / # I was kidding. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } [ it's, + it's ] a part of the loin, {D you know, } the rib cage, / {C and } it has a lot of muscle in it and a lot of,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "gristle where it attaches to the ribs, / {C so } it's [ really, + really ] a tough piece of meat -- /", "{F Oh, } my goodness. /", "-- {C but } it's so tasty, you can't stand it. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C So } you just take it / {C and } you marinate it for a couple of days -- /", "{C And } that softens it up, huh. /", "-- (( )) .", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And then, } {F uh, } you just put it in the oven, / takes about four hours to cook one. / They weigh about anywhere from ten to twenty pounds. /", "{F Oh, } gee. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } we're going to have that. /", "{D Well, } <throat_clearing> what else do you serve with your pig? /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } we'll have cranberries and hominy / {C and, } {F uh, } [ [ we, + we ] are, + we're ] big on olives and cucumbers and stuff up here. /", "{F Huh. } /", "We have [ [ oliv-, + olives, ] + black olives ] and cucumbers and, {F uh, } tomatoes, / we still have tomatoes -- /", "{F Oh, } do you? /", "-- yeah, / fresh tomatoes. /", "{F Oh, } [ we, + we ] just got lots of snow <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } it started to freeze up around here, {D you know, } / there's nothing between you and us but our barb wire, and half of that's down. / {E I mean } it's thirty degrees this morning. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "Yeah. /", "# {F Huh. } # /", "# {C But, } {F uh, } # it'll go up to fifty or sixty almost. /", "{F Oh, } my goodness. / I didn't know it got that low at night. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / {D Well, } it's desert, {D you know, } / [ where, + where ] we are, [ [ it's, + it's, ] + it's, ] {F uh, } the edge of the desert, / {E I mean, } it's part of the Great Plains. / {C So } in the day time in the summer it goes up to a hundred, hundred and ten -- /", "{F Oh, } gee. /", "-- {C and } at night it goes down to about sixty. /", "My goodness. /", "Yeah, / we get a fifty [ de-, + degree ] temperature swing in about four hours. /", "{F Oh, } boy. /", "{C So } everything that lives around here is real tough <laughter>. /", "{F Oh } <laughter>. /", "That's trees, {D you know, } / we got hundred year old trees that are, {D you know, } twenty feet tall. /", "{F Oh, } gee. /", "That's all the bigger they get, / [ they, + {D you know, } they're ] just hard as a rock. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECIPES/FOOD/COOKING", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS FOOD AND COOKING. WHAT FOODS WOULD YOU INCLUDE IN THE MENU FOR A DINNER PARTY? SHARE THE RECIPE FOR ONE OF THESE FOODS WITH THE OTHER CALLER.", "talk_day": "12/15/1991", "from_caller": 1051, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1954, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1466, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1957, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["3569_0", "3569_1", "3569_2", "3569_3", "3569_4", "3569_5", "3569_6", "3569_7", "3569_8", "3569_9", "3569_10", "3569_11", "3569_12", "3569_13", "3569_14", "3569_15", "3569_16", "3569_17", "3569_18", "3569_19", "3569_20", "3569_21", "3569_22", "3569_23", "3569_24", "3569_25", "3569_26", "3569_27", "3569_28", "3569_29", "3569_30"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1"], "utterance": ["[ What, + what, ] - / how do you get your main source of current events? /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } until recently I was taking the WALL STREET JOURNAL, / {C and } I thought that was a good way, / {C but } I have about five different magazines that I get that keeps me up on things. / {D You know, } it's a week or two late, / {C but, } {F uh, } that's how I'm staying up. /", "I either watch the news / [ {C or, } + {C or } ] occasionally I'll read the paper. /", "{F Uh, } do you like how it's presented on the news? /", "{F Um, } no, / I think the media's a little bit too manipulative. / They allow you, {F uh, } - / [ they, + they ] try to lead you too much, I believe, / {C and } sometimes they're not very open, / [ I, + I don't ] know, / I think they're a little bit biased sometimes. / Like for example, [ the Kennedy, + the Kennedy ] rape case. / The coverage on that was, {D you know, } - / when it first happened it was, he was guilty, he was guilty, he was guilty. / {D You know, } they try to have you form opinions or whatever, / {C and then } [ I, + I ] didn't like [ the thi-, + the things ] that were going on when we had Desert Storm and stuff like that. / {D You know, } basically [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think they don't present [ the, + the ] whole sides [ of, + of ] everything. /", "{C So, } [ it, + it ] makes you feel like they're, {F uh, } wanting you to take their opinion. /", "Right. / [ [ [ It's, + it's, ] + it's, ] instead of reporting the news, + it's ] more like an editorial, I believe --", "Yeah. /", "-- on a lot of issues. /", "I've noticed that too, / {C and } it's kind of distressing, isn't it? /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } [ they just, + I've noticed that they do it just ] with subtle little words, {F uh, } usually, {F uh, } just that sway the whole, {F uh, } report [ that, + ] {D you know, } by just a couple of words. /", "{D Well, } [ when, + when ] I was in school, [ I, + {F um, } I ] was a communications major, / {C so } [ [ I, + I, ] + I'm ] well aware of the little subtle words and persuasive speaking, [ and, + and ] so forth <laughter>. /", "{C So, } communications, {F huh. } / Were you looking into becoming a reporter / {C or, } -/", "I was, / {C and, } {F um, } [ I we-, + I ventured ] off in a whole entire different [ field, + field. ] / I went with the state. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I, {F um, } went with the Department of State Treasurer in retirement disability, / calculate benefits. /", "I bet that's a interesting job. /", "Yeah. / {C So } the, - / [ {C so, } + {C and, } ] {D you know, } [ working, + {D you know, } working ] for state government you hear all about current events, about things going on within the state itself. / {C So } [ that, + that's ] another source [ that [ I, + I, ] + where I ] keep up with current events / {C and, } -/", "Yeah, / there's one that I'm reading right now. / It's INFORMATION WEEK. / It says A T and T to account for [ the, + the ] benefits that the A I C P A now says you have to show as a liability. / It's going to cost them seven point five billion after tax charge in ninety-three,", "<Gasp>.", "to account for that. /", "It's a lot of money. /", "{C And } it'll drop their earnings by a hundred million a year forever more. /", "<Gasp> It's a lot of money. /", "Yeah, / it is. / {C And, } {D yeah, } you have to stay up on stuff, / {C and } I bet in [ your, + your ] job that you have to, / do you read the WALL STREET JOURNAL? /", "No, / {D well, } no, / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] primarily deal with the state employees, / {C but } [ I, + I ] find interesting tidbits in what the news reports as far as [ the, + {D like } the ] state of North Carolina's budget, and stuff like that. / {C And } I really know what the budget is, / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } {F uh, } when they were saying we were so poor and they couldn't pay taxes, and pay people their income tax refunds and things like that, / {C and, } {D you know, } I'm well aware of the billions of assets that the state has, / {C and } [ it, + it's ] just funny. / {D You know, } {C so } [ [ that's, + that's, ] + that's, ] - / {C so } I don't have a whole lot of faith [ in, + in, ] {D you know, } the news. / Course it's, - / [ they, + they ] get what they hear from, - / {C but, } {D you know, } it's not always [ I, + I ] think one hundred percent reliable. /", "Can you think of anything that could be done to make our news media more accurate and objective? /", "I think they need to [ do a little bit, + go into a little bit ] more depth, {F uh, } before they would just report, {D like } somebody wants to make a statement or something like that, / {C because } {E I mean, } another example is the, {F uh, } AIDS issue or whatever. / {D You know, } someone said, {F Oh, } I found a cure. / They immediately, - / the headlines on the news or whatever is, Someone says they found a cure for AIDS. / {C And then } two months later it's discovered it's not, {D you know, } / [ before they, + before they ] come out with something like that they need [ to, + to ] research the matter, I believe, a little bit more. /", "I guess they do that so they don't get scooped, {D you know, } / {C so } they have the big story. /", "{D Well, } that, - / {D well, } yeah / [ I, + I, ] - / it, - / I think the, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "NEWS MEDIA", "prompt": "DISCUSS HOW YOU AND THE OTHER CALLER KEEP UP ON CURRENT EVENTS. DO YOU GET MOST OF YOUR NEWS FROM TVOR PEOPLE YOU KNOW? ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY OF COVERAGE?", "talk_day": "12/16/1991", "from_caller": 1464, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1959, "from_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN", "to_caller": 1421, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1962, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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A.1?]] my husband does the majority of [ the, + {F um, } the, ] {F uh, } gardening, {F uh, } taking care of the lawn and fertilizing, / {C but, } I, {F um, } tend to all the, planting the annuals [ and, + and ] the spraying --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and, {F um, } taking care of them and maybe putting flowers in, {D you know, } throughout that season, and later on maybe planting some mums and that kind of stuff and, {F um, } any kind of decorating for the holidays, {D you know, } / I'll fix the porch up with pumpkins for Halloween and Christmas, / {C but } basically he does all the heavy stuff, / {C and } I do all the fun stuff <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } we have it just opposite here. / My wife works [ [ [ in, {D you know, } at, ] + at, ] + at ] the T I, / {C and } she's, {F uh, } sedentary all day long --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- so when she gets home she likes to mow. /", "I see. /", "{C And } we have about ten acres, / {C and } she tries --", "Wow. /", "-- to mow about half of it <throat_clearing>. /", "Wow. That's [ a, + a ] big job. /", "{D Well, } yeah, / it keeps, {F uh, } {D well, } - / it's doing real well, / {C because } when we got this place [ the, + the ] dirt was just overgrazed -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {E I mean, } {D you know, } it was bare dirt in a lot of places -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } now, {D you know, } since we've been mowing it, - / {C and, } {D you know, } of course we water a little bit, / that's just too much to water all at once, / [ {C but } -- +", "{F Oh, } sure. /", "-- {C but } ] just by keeping it mowed and getting it mulched in, we've reclaimed a lot of it. /", "{F Oh, } I bet it's beautiful. /", "Yeah, / {C but } we don't do much in the way of, {F uh, } flowers. / We have one little flower garden --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ that we, + that we ] work with. / The rest of it is just {D like } wild flowers -- /", "Wild flowers. /", "-- {C and } in the summertime we get the prettiest yellow flowers. /", "Uh-huh. /", "They're about, {F oh, } I guess, a third the size of [ your, + palm of your hand ] -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } --", "{F Oh, } that sounds lovely. /", "-- {C course } in the spring we get the bluebonnets and Indian paintbrush. /", "Uh-huh. / {F Oh, } the wild flowers are beautiful. / [ I think, + {F um, } I was thinking ] about throwing some [ for, + in ] the back, [ just where the kids, {F um, } + ] just way in the back, behind the swing sets / {C or, } just have some wild flowers growing back there would be real pretty. / Then you don't really have to have much maintenance involved. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } my wife and I really enjoy that sort of thing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } she enjoys mowing. / I can't believe it. /", "Uh-huh, / # I know a lot of # -- -/", "# {E I mean, } I hate it # <laughter>. /", "-- uh-huh, / a lot of women do. {F Um, } / I've just never really, {D you know, } - / maybe one of these days I'll have to get out there and mow, / {C but, } {F um, } my husband takes it on, / {C and } I'll help rake up the grass, / {C and, } {F um, } sometimes I'll help him edge, {F um, } / {C because, } we don't have that much property, / {C but } we're on a corner lot, / {C so } there's a lot of edging to do -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } {F uh, } that's what's nice about living more in the country, / you don't have to worry about any of that <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> We don't even have any concrete --", "Oh. /", "-- or asphalt. /", "{F Oh, } that's nice, / I, - / this is different for us because the other, - / in the past we've had homes that haven't had any side walks, / {C and, } {F um, } it's been a little more country with the trees, / {C and } we do miss that. / {F Um, } if we had a chance to move, I think we'd move back to somewhere that was a little more countrified --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and a little less maintenance required --", "Yeah -- /", "-- [ as, + as ] far as that goes. /", "-- {C but, } {D you know, } we do everything together. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ This, + this ] spring we got a thousand pine trees from the, - / actually this fall, I was talking about, - / two weeks ago --", "Oh. /", "-- we got a thousand pine trees from the, {D you know, } soil and conservation people -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } we're in the process [ of, + of ] planting -- /", "Wow that's, -/", "-- {C and } we're building a stand, {F uh, } just to the north of our house, and along the east, {F uh, } property line -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C and } [ I, + {F uh, } I ] think [ what we're, + what we're ] trying to do is create sort of a wind break --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- because I tell you, in the winter time [ when that, + when that ] wind comes out of the north, it just cuts right through you like you're not even there. /", "Right. /", "{C So. } -/", "Right. / # {D Well, } I put, # -/", "# On the # other side of the house, though, that's where we have all [ the, + the ] delicate flowers and the mums, / {C and } we have morning glory -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we have trumpet vine and moon flowers, / {C and } we planted those out by the septic, so that, {F uh, } they get plenty of water -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we get hummingbirds come in the --", "Oh. /", "-- spring, {D you know, } all summer long. /", "{F Oh, } that sounds so pretty. /", "{C And, } {D well, } when we leave the doors open, they fly in the house. /", "{F Oh } really <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ Do + ] they, don't do any damage, though, / they just fly right back out, if you have the, -/", "{D Well, } yeah, / they don't like it in here because there's nothing to eat -- /", "I see. /", "-- {C and } when you're as busy as one of those babies, you've got to eat most of the time. /", "I see. /", "{C And } we got a few, {D you know, } / we put up some hummingbird feeders and some bird feeders. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } {D you know, } for the most part, gardening for us is, - / {D well, } we got asparagus, / {C and, } {F uh, } we've got some plum trees and some apple trees and some tomato --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and some blackberries and strawberries. / Man, we get the best strawberries, that you just can't believe. /", "{F Oh, } {F oh, } that sounds wonderful. /", "We just got our last tomatoes. /", "{F Oh, } I love home [ gro-, + grown ] tomatos. /", "Yeah. /", "There's nothing like them. / They just don't have the same ones in the supermarket <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } these are accidental tomatos. /", "What does that mean, accidental tomatoes? /", "{D Well, } last year the birds came and ate a few of the tomatoes, / of course you're going to lose some that way -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } the seeds go right through them. /", "I see. /", "{C And } wherever they pooped, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GARDENING", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER DOES IN THE WAY OF LAWN AND GARDEN WORK.DOES THE OTHER CALL ENJOY DOING IT? COMPARE THIS TO YOUR OWN SITUATION.", "talk_day": "12/17/1991", "from_caller": 1051, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1954, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1367, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1955, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NYC"}}

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/", "Yeah, / I have [ a, + a ] tape collection that I like to listen to, {F uh, } cassette tapes -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } it's pretty varied. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah. / How about you? /", "{F Oh, } [ [ I, + I'm ] very, + {F uh, } I'm very ] varied as well. / [ I, + {F uh, } I ] don't think I've ever met a type of music I don't like except for, {F uh, } maybe, {D you know, } heavy metal and that. /", "That's exactly me. / The acid rock or the heavy metal. /", "Yeah. /", "Even some of that I like okay --", "Yeah. /", "-- but not, mostly, as a general rule, / I don't care for that at all. /", "Yeah. / I don't enjoy rap too much, either. / [ That, + that ] doesn't appeal to, {F uh, } # my ears. # /", "# {D Well, } as far # as the rap goes, I think there are a few artists that appeal to me --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- themselves -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I like some of their songs. /", "Oh. /", "{C But } [ as, + as ] - / I agree, with the general rule, [ I, + I ] wouldn't choose rap either. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } [ I, + I ] like to listen to, {F uh, } what you might call pop, easy listening --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- country western, jazz <laughter> --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } classical, {F um, } / [ I, + I ] don't, - / I like, {F uh, } like I said, pretty varied, {F uh, } music. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I have a couple that my husband really hates --", "Oh <laughter>. /", "-- <Laughter> that I listen to,", "<Laughter>.", "like Billy Holiday / I really love to listen # to her, # -- /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I even have [ a, + a ] tape of Lady Smith Blackman Bazo <laughter> -- /", "{F Oh, } gosh. /", "-- {C and, } {D well, } {E I mean, } they're very harmonic -- /", "Uh-huh -- /", "-- they really are. /", "-- uh-huh, / yeah, / sure. /", "{C So, } they're interesting to listen to. / You might try that. / How about you? /", "{D Well, } {F um, } I listen to, {F uh, } specific, - / [ most, + most ] likely I would be listen to, {F uh, } jazz or classical music. / {F Um } <throat_clearing>, [ I, + in college I ] took, {F uh, } four years of classical guitar, / {C and } I played [ in the, + in the ] jazz combo all four years. / I play guitar --", "{F Oh, } yeah? /", "-- for the jazz combo. / {C So, } {F uh, } <throat_clearing> that's where [ my two, + my two ] listening enjoyments are, / {C but, } {D you know, } jazz can get on my nerves after a while. / {F Uh, } you can't just listen to it, {D you know, } [ to, + ] {F uh, } especially a lot of the deeper stuff, /", "It's too, {F um, } {F uh, } - / you have to concentrate on it, it seems. /", "{D Yeah, } [ unless, + unless ] you're ] playing it, /*[[sv]] [ it just, + it just ] doesn't do anything. /", "<Laughter> What about the blues or something like that? /", "{F Uh, } {F uh, } blues are okay. / [ I, + I ] tell you, I do like, {F um, } - / I grew up on blue grass music. / My dad is a big blue grass fan, / {C and so } -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F um, } <throat_clearing> I wouldn't have admitted it when I was in high school / {C but, } --", "<Laughter>.", "-- <Laughter> I really do like it a lot. <sniffing> / {C So. } -/", "[ I, + I ] like some of it, {F um, } / as far as {D like } [ the cou-, + ] what they now call country western, it doesn't sound like the old country music at all, does it? / *[[two utts??]]", "No, / it doesn't, / it doesn't. /", "{F Um, } some of it sounds more like pop music. /", "Yeah, / {F uh } <sniffing>, they've all got, {D you know, } the real screechy electric guitars now. /", "{F Oh, } n-, - / yeah, /", "Yeah. /", "If I'm going to listen to today's country western, I have tapes of like Randy Travis and Clint Black / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I even liked Jim Reeves --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know } -- /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I, ] - / yeah, /", "-- {C or, } {F uh, } [ [ what, + what ] + ] Merle Haggard --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and Faron Young -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that type of country western is --", "Sure. /", "-- what [ I, + I ] like to listen to. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } Sons of the Pioneers, {D you know, } stuff like that. / *[[all caps for titles]]", "Uh-huh. / # Yeah. # /", "# {F Um, } # {F oh, } I like sound tracks a lot. /", "{F Oh, } do you? /", "Yeah, / it seems like you get a lot of original music that way. /", "Yeah, / you sure do. /", "{E I mean, } {D you know, } think about like the Twin Peaks and stuff like that --", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- that's just real recent -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- things like that I like to listen to. / {F Um, } I like instrumental things. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } I have some Spiro Gyro tapes. /", "{F Oh, } they're great aren't they. /", "{F Oh, } they're wonderful. /", "Yeah. /", "I love them. / I have some dulcimer music. / I mean, like I said, [ that, + that's ] pretty varied. /", "Yeah, / it sure is, / yeah. /", "Al Jarreau, he's somebody I like. / He's [ pretty, + kind of ] jazz inspired [ but + --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- but ] still kind of pop, too. /", "Yeah, / I like his, - / he has a nice smooth voice. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / {C and, } {D you know, } what I like the most about him, is, {A I've gone to see him in concert, {C and } } [ he always, + he looks ] like he's having fun. /", "Yeah, / sure. /", "{E I mean, } some people sing, / and they have their faced all contorted,", "<Laughter>.", "like it hurts them or something <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But } he looks like he's having a good time. / {E I mean, } he's up there moving around and smiling like he's happy --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ and, + and ] like all he wants to do [ is, + is ] make the audience enjoy it, too. /", "Sure. /", "{C And } [ he, + he ] is real fun to listen to. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } Bonnie Rait, I like her a lot. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } in fact, whenever she won her big Grammy -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I think it was like five of them or something -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ was, + was ] it five, / {C or. } -/", "Yeah, / something like that, / it was [ [ last, + last, ] + last ] year wasn't it. /", "Yeah, / last year or the year before, I can't remember, / {C but, } {F um, } I was listening to a particular radio station / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] the one D J said, who the heck is Bonnie Rait and why does she deserve five Grammies? /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } I vowed then that I was not going to listen to that <laughter> radio station any more, if that D J can make such a unedu-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MUSIC", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS MUSIC. 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/", "Yeah. / I've seen that, / [ that's, + {F uh, } that was ] a really good movie. / Probably one of the best things about it was the scenery / {C and, } {F uh, } I thought the story was pretty good, too. / [ I, + I ] think Kevin Costner did a really good job with it. /", "Have you ever lived in that part of the country? /", "No. / I haven't. /", "Have you ever visited it? /", "{F Um, } I've visited the Wyoming area. / I'm not sure exactly where DANCES WITH WOLVES was filmed. /", "I think it was the black hills of South Dakota. /", "Could be. / [ I, n-, + I haven't ] been to South Dakota. / [ Have, + have ] you been up to that? /", "{D Well, } I lived in Omaha for five,", "Oh. /", "winters, /", "Okay. /", "{C and } that rolling kind of, {F uh, } -/", "Terrain. /", "Yeah. / [ Is, + is ] (( fairly famili-, )) . - / The thing that I thought was interesting was that the critics, - / apparently it's going to win everything. /", "Really? /", "{F Uh, } {C and } I had been told, {D you know, } you wouldn't notice that it was three hours long, and all this,", "That's true. /", "kind of, -/", "I agree with that. / {F Um, } [ I, + I ] noticed yesterday in the paper, something said that it, - / I think it's been nominated for twelve awards / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] all the critics initially said that, {D you know, } it wouldn't go anywhere, that it was just going to be a dud. / {C So, } [ it, + it ] has surprised everybody. /", "{D Well, } the interesting thing [ was + is ] I had heard that, / {C and } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] tend to, I think, overreact occasionally when somebody tells me it's that great. / [ {C And, } + {C and } ] --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ it was, + the thing is, [ it was, + it was ] ] a good story. /", "Right. /", "[ [ {C And, } + {C and, } ] + {C and } ] I guess that's what I really like. / Although, I must admit I did look at my watch after about an hour. /", "Did you? /", "Yeah. /", "Have you seen SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY? /", "No. / [ I've heard, + I've heard ] that's really great, though. /", "[ Y-, + you ] have to go see that one. / {C And } how about SILENCE OF THE LAMB? /", "No, /", "Go. /", "You must really keep up. /", "I do. / I go every weekend <laughter>. / [ I, + I, ] {F uh, } - / those are two definite must see movies, I think. /", "{D Well, } [ [ isn't, + isn't ] + SLEEPING WITH THE ENEMY, isn't ] that a, - / [ [ i-, + is ] it, + is it ] a terror movie / {C or } is it just suspenseful? /", "It's suspenseful. / I don't think it's very t-, - / {E I mean, } there's not really any, {F uh, } blood and guts in it or anything like that. / [ It's, + it's ] more suspense. / {F Um, } the other one, SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, is kind of [ a, + a ] gory movie, [ if, + if ] somebody's not into that kind of stuff. / [ It's, + it's ] pretty graphic at points. / {C But, } {F uh, } I think they're both excellent movies. /", "[ Do you, + do you ] listen to Gary Cogill? /", "No. {D Huh-uh. } / *[[two utts]]", "Is, {F uh, } - / do you know who he is? /", "Yeah. / Somebody in South Carolina told me about him. /", "He's [ a, + the ] movie critic. / {F Um, } {F oh, } you've, {F oh, } - / okay. / He's a movie critic on channel eight in Dallas. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } [ he does, + {F uh, } he has ] a talk show on the, K L I F. / Anyway, it's on from seven to nine, or something. / [ [ {C And, } + {C and, } ] + {C and } ] people call in / {C and } [ it's, + if you keep up with movies, it's ] kind of interesting. / There's a certain a mount of dribble that they do. / [ They've got, + {F uh, } they've got ] a couple of kids, ten or twelve years old, / {C and } they call in / {C and } they review movies. / {C But } it's, {F uh } -- -/", "Oh. /", "-- [ he, + anyway, he, ] - / it's interesting. / You listen to him / {C and then } [ you, + you ] go watch the movie. / In fact, [ they had, + people had ] just seen, - / I was listening Sunday night a little bit when,", "Uh-huh. /", "I was going to pick up my daughter. / {C But, } anyway, it was, {F uh, } the, - / [ it, + it's ] interesting, though, / {C or } did he just do it? /", "[ I think that, + I think ] he really, - / his heart was in it, / {C but } [ I, + I ] don't think he really knew it was going to be as big as it was. / I think it was something that he really wanted to do. / He wanted to direct it, / he wanted [ to, + to ] star in it. / {D You know, } [ he, + he ] enjoyed the story line / {C and } I think [ he just really w-, + he really wanted ] it. / {C And } [ whether it, + whether it ] won all kinds of awards or whether it just was okay at the box office, I think he would have been happy. / {C Because } [ I think that, + I think ] he did a good job / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] the self-satisfaction he got out of it is much greater than any awards that they can give him. /", "Do you know who the guy was that was playing [ [ the, + {F uh, } the, ] + the ] wagon driver? /", "<Lipsmack> {F Um. } /", "A little piece of trivia. / {D You know, } the guy when he first headed out from the army post. /", "Yeah. / Who, - / no / I don't know who that guy is. /", "[ He, + he ] plays <laughter> on MURPHY BROWN. /", "{F Oh, } he does? /", "Yes. / [ He's, -- +", "As a recurring character every week? /", "-- he's ] Eldon, her housepainter. /", "Oh. /", "<Laughter> Can you,", "No, /", "believe that? /", "{D now } {D see, } [ I'd, + I'd ] a never put those two together. /", "[ That's, + <laughter> that's ] one of those interesting pieces of trivia that somebody said, did you notice that? /", "Huh-uh. /", "I thought, no, it's really funny. / {C But } I thought, [ it, + it, ] - / you think back, / {C and } yeah, / it was him, but [ with a -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know, } with the ] beard and all that stuff. / {E I mean, } it's, {F uh, } -/", "Yeah, / real scruffy looking <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / Real scruffy looking, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } [ it wa-, + it was ] really funny, [ it's, + ] {F uh, } [ that, + that ] he winds up <laughter> playing in the movie. / {C But } I thought, it's good that, {D you know, } - / it was a lot of fun. /", "Yeah. /", "I don't know how long this conversation is supposed to go / {C but } we're at about five minutes. / I should think we've done enough. /", "You think so? / {E I mean, } I haven't been watching my watch. / {F Um, } <static> I guess, / yeah. / Does it usually cut off? / Is that what,", "{D Well, } I don't know. /", "it does? /", "Why do we end this thing? /", "[ It used to, +", "I think it just says hang up. /", "it used to ] just automatically cut off / {C but } it says when the conversation is over just say your good-byes and hang up. / {C So, }", "<Laughter> Why don't we do that? /", "[ I, + I ] guess so. / Okay. /", "Good-bye Sharon. /", "Good talking to you Archie </static>. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MOVIES", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER THOUGHT ABOUT THE LAST FEW MOVIES THEY SAW. 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And, {F um, } is going to be, {F uh, } entering <breathing> North Texas <breathing> for {F uh, } a Kinesiology program there. / *[[two utts?]]", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F um, } <breathing> [ the, + the ] - / how I met him was through, {F uh, } the aerobics class that he used to teach. /", "Uh-huh. / You're a student? /", "Yeah, / {C so. }", "Uh-huh. /", "[ I'm, + I'm ] an avid aerobics, <breathing> {F uh, } person and just very, very athletic. / Enjoying [ a th-, + {D you know, } {F uh, } anything dealing with sports. ] /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{D So, } {C and } how do you feel about it? <Laughter>. /", "{F Uh, } [ I'm, + I am ] a person who wishes I had more time to exercise. / [ I, +", "<Breathing>.", "I ] don't feel like I, - / I don't very often do things for the sake of exercise. / I don't feel well unless I am exercising / {C and } I try to do things that involve exercise, / {C but, } I very rarely do things like, {F um, } - / I've never done aerobics or any sort of structured, / this is my exercise time -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but, } I do lots of outdoor sports and things, bicycling, {F uh, } {D you know, } mountaineering, a little mountaineering, this and that, / {C and } I spend a lot of time / {C and } I probably get more exercise than your average person. / {C But, } it's not [ a, + a ] structured sort of thing, / {C and } I have to admit I have a certain resistance to the idea of exercising for exercising's sake, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } perhaps, it's because somehow that implies to me it's not fun, or something like that. /", "Yeah, / {D well } [ I, + I've, ] - / my, - / that's the way my mother stands on it. / She feels like if it's something that you have to do, {D you know, }", "Uh-huh. /", "if you look at it as if you have to do it,", "Uh-huh. /", "then [ it becomes, + it becomes ] a chore, /", "Yes, / # yes. # /", "# [ {C and, } # + {C and, } ] she doesn't enjoy it when it's a chore. / {D So, } {F um, } {C and } I feel that way too as far as, {D you know, } just sitting and [ doing, + {D you know, } [ to, + ] the idea of doing ] fifty sit-ups or something, {D you know, } / to, -/", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "you're a calcu-, {D you know } / calculated down / {C and } do your calisthenics,", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } three times a week / [ [ {C or, } +", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C but, } ] + {C but } ] [ I do try and, + {F um, } I do try and ] regulate how much exercise I get a week. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / Is that why you like aerobics classes, because [ you're not, sort of, + ] someone else is doing the counting for you, so,", "Yeah. /", "it makes it less of a chore? /", "{C And, } it's got, - / {C and } I've always enjoyed dance. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } it involves, {D you know, } - / [ I, + I ] can't get out to dance all the time / {C and, } -/", "Yeah, / would that we could <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / <laughter> [ {C and } it's, + {C and } it's ] more regulated, / I mean [ you're, + you're ] using different parts of the body. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C So, } [ it, + it ] is like dance, / [ {C an-, } + {C and } ] it's structured like that, / {C but } you have the music, and [ someone, + like you said, someone ] else is counting,", "Yeah. /", "{C so, } it makes it easier for me. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } someone else is telling me, okay, {D you know, } let's move this way, let's move that way,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "instead of me having to think about it so much. /", "Right. / You can just trust someone else to give you full exercise / {C and } all you do is follow along and enjoy yourself. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / {C But, } I'm like you, / I also, {F um, } like to participate in, {F uh, } things like, - / {D well, } we just went to the, {F uh, } Myererson Symphony Run this past weekend, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] that was a lot of fun / {C and } you get to meet different people,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "and, {F um, } just get out, {D you know, }", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "out and about, / {C and } [ [ it's, + it, ] + it's ] something you can all, - / like our, - / we did it as a family, / {C so, }", "Uh-huh. /", "[ it was, + it was ] quite a lot of fun. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } biking - / {C and } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] love to swim, / {C so } I love it when, {D you know, } it's swimming weather, /", "{F Um. } /", "{C and, } {F uh, } -/", "{D Well, } you're talking to someone from California where it's often swimming weather <laughter>. /", "Oh, / I didn't realize that. /", "{F Uh } <laughter>. /", "I'm sorry. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } I'm in Texas. / [ I, + I ] just assumed that I had, - / this is the first call I've done, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } I didn't realize that they [ ha-, + ] were going to reach out to people from,", "<Laughter>.", "all over the country. /", "<Laughter>.", "You wouldn't know that <laughter>. / {F Oh, } I, -/", "{C So, } [ [ it's the, + [ it's, + it's ] [ the, + the ] ] act-, + {D well } it's actually, ] - / it's interesting, because there are [ re-, + real ] regional differences. / {F Um, } in California there's, {F uh, } almost an assumption,", "<Breathing>.", "{F um, } unless you're, sort of, clearly of an older generation, or something, {D you know, } in your sixties, or something like that, / [ [ I'm, + I'm, ] + I'm ] not. {F Uh, } / there's an assumption that you do something for your physical fitness, [ [ and, + and, ] + ] at least in urban California. / {C And, } maybe not, - / I don't know about rural California too well. / {C But, } in urban California it's just, {D you know, } - / for all I know aerobics started out here. / I don't know where they actually started, / {C but } [ they, + ] {D you know, } the craze really picked up big here / {C and } before that there was the running craze. / {C And, } they, - / California [ gets, + {D you know, } tends ] to be a bit faddish, / {C but, }", "Uh-huh. /", "the remarkable thing is how well the fads catch on elsewhere. / {C So, } there must be something to some of them. / {C And, } {F uh, } -/", "{D Well, } I think people [ are, + are ] more inc-, {F um, } {F um, } - / people from California seem to be more health motivated all around. {E I mean, } as far as the diet, and everything. {F Uh, } the diet and, {F uh, } just your health consciousness, / {C and, } {E I mean, } it just,", "Uh-huh. /", "seems like, {F uh, } a lot of those ideas generate out of California. / Not just exercise, but,", "Yeah. /", "[ health, + health ] related ideas. / {C And, } I, - / it's curious, I don't know why, don't know if it's, - / do you, - / does California have a, -/", "{D Well, } there's a sense of it being a package, /", "<Breathing>.", "I think. [ There, + there ] is a sense of, {D you know, } whole, - / there's a lot of, {D you know, } - / you'll get organizations, like institutes for the whole health, or whatever. / {C And, } {F uh, } {F oh } [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] [ uni-, + University ] of California at Berkeley puts out THE WELLNESS LETTER. Which [ is, + ] {F uh, } turned into a fairly well subscribed to, {F uh, } newsletter,", "Uh-huh. /", "monthly or biweekly newsletter or something like that / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] it doesn't deal with just exercise, or just stress management, or just diet, or anything. / [ It, + it's ] on fairly [ so-, + solid ] scientific ground. / {F Uh, } it's just dispensed with these distinctions. / It says [ ever-, + ] all sorts of factors go into health and there's no reason to talk about one rather than another, so that [ they, + they ] combined them all together. / [ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] it's had that orientation for quite some time. / {F Um, } there's been some progressive medical schools out here,", "Uh-huh <breathing>. /", "that have taken that approach. / {C And, } {F um, } -/", "{D Now } do you think that's because they've realized that for whole health, that, [ the, + ] {D you know, } you have to have that combination, or that people are motivated that way so that they've incorporated that into their program. /", "# Boy, # /", "# Do you # think the program came # first or the, # -/", "# yeah, / that, # - / there's a, - / [ I, + I ] can say there's a correlation, but I couldn't say [ which, + which ] caused the other. / [ They sort of, dev-, + {D you know, } each developed ] a little bit and then would feed off one another and develop a little bit more, and a little bit more. /", "Yeah, / the more money they put into it. /", "Yeah. / {C And, } -/", "I can see that. / {C And, } {C cause, } I, - / knowing - / from institutes of learning like that, I know that they've got to get their money somewhere, / {C and } somebody's got to be willing to pay for it, and believe in it, / {C so, } -/", "Yeah, / yeah. / Exactly. / {C And, } part of it is California,", "<Breathing>.", "{D you know, } [ in, + back in ] the sixties, had a lot of alternative movements / {C and } some of them fizzled out / {C and } some of them were disastrous / {C and } others of them, {F um, } had an impact on the society around here. / {C And } one of the ones that had an impact was, {F uh, } people becoming interested in alternate practices, / (( I'm not sure )) if it was a meditation practice, or if it was, {D you know, } [ which is + ] similar to a stress management practice or alternates to, {F uh, } A M A approved medicine. / {F Uh, } you have, {D you know, } major, {F um, } acupuncture schools and things out here. / [ {C And, } + {C and } ] you could have them around long enough / {C and } more and more people start believing them or wondering how to combine them with other things, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } before long, [ you, + you ] get [ this, + this ] whole kind of Gestalt, this whole package [ [ of, + of ] health, + of health ] care and options -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] exercise [ is, + is ] strongly considered one of them. / The irony [ is, + is ] its people in the cities, in my experience, that are most oriented towards doing the exercise. / {C And, } I guess because they spend all day in back of their desks. / The average person out on the farm, [ at least traditionally, + {A now they drive fancy tractors as much as anything --", "Yeah. /", "-- but } at least traditionally, ] # the laborers, - / last thing, # -/", "# Or they're older. # /", "Pardon me. /", "{D Well, } don't you think they tend to be older in the rural ar-. - / [ I, + I ] sometimes think that it's almost frantic effort on the part of the people in the city. /", "{F Oh, } # like everything else. # /", "# I live in a rural area, # /", "# Yeah, / yeah. / The rat race to exercise <laughter>. # /", "# {D you know, } I see that. # / *[[sd]] [ [ [ It's, + {D yeah, } it's, ] + it's ] + {D like } it's ] frantic, [ to, +", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / {D well } [ I, +", "as a fit person <breathing>. /", "I ] think so. / {E I mean } [ you, + you've, ] - / [ if you look at cert-, + if you look at other cultures, ] - / {D like } I know a little bit about people who were considered very healthy in China / {C and } they don't do very much vigorous exercise at all. / {C But, } they do a lot of low keyed, low impact, low stress exercise, / {C and } they combine it with a, {D you know, } meditation or whatever. Some sort of relaxation -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } they seem pretty, {D you know, } - / they don't have the hard body. / They don't have that perfect look, / {C and } an awful lot of exercise is sort of image conscious. / {C But } [ they, + {D you know, } they ] live to a hundred and ten some <laughter>, {D you know, } /", "Yeah, /", "{C And, } [ that, + that's, ] -/", "{D Well, } don't you think a lot of that is diet too? /", "{C and, } a lot of that is diet. / That's true. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah, / {E I mean, } [ they eat, + they eat ] a lot of carbohydrates, and not much fat.", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } for economical reasons, not for preference. / {F Um, } -/", "Yeah / {C and } as we can see. - / {D Well, } [ I'm a, + I'm a ] practicing vegetarian / {C so, } {F uh, } I've read a lot of information, # knowing that to be true, # /", "# Yeah / am I actually. # -/", "What's that? /", "[ I, + as am I. ] /", "{F Oh, } are you also <laughter>, /", "Yes <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {D Well } [ that's, + that's ] good as far as the cal-, - / [ is that, + is that, ] {F um, } pretty predominant as far as California do-, doe-, -/", "It is in the urban areas, / yes. /", "In the urban areas? /", "[ Most, + for example most ] restaurants in an urban area will have a little vegetarian section now. /", "Uh-huh. / {F Oh } that's wonderful. /", "{D Well } [ most, + most, ] [ mo-, + sort of modern ] looking restaurants will, /", "Yeah. /", "you can, -/", "That's great, / {E I mean, } we, {F uh, } - / [ it's such a chor-, + it's such a trouble ] here. / {E I mean, } you just have to eat at home basically. /", "I was wondering that, / {C because } I was actually applying for a job in Texas, / [ [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] + {C and, } ] {F uh, }", "# {D Well } of course in the cities, # -/", "# it occurred to me, # -/", "yeah, / {D well, } in the cities, - / we live close to Dallas, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C so, } {F uh, } which, {D you know, } - / you get, {F uh, } an influx of a lot of people from all over the country, / {C so, }", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "you're going to have [ a lot of di-, + more choices, ] / [ {C but, } +", "Yeah. / Yeah. /", "{C but, } ] in urban areas it's, {D you know, } steak places, / [ {C an, } +", "Yeah. /", "{C and } ] it's not a, {D you know, } - / [ it's, + {F uh, } it's ] definitely, - / [ [ it, + it's, ] + it's ] changing to a degree, /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } [ even, + even ] with health food stores and stores where you can buy natural products or, {F uh, } organic, {D you know, } materials,", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "and foods and things. / You don't really have that, / {E I mean, } you would think. -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "EXERCISE AND FITNESS", "prompt": "DO YOU DO ANY EXERCISE REGULARLY TO MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH OR FITNESS LEVEL? 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Not for anybody else's ears / {C because } I'm not that good at it, / {C but } I like to bang on the keyboards once in a while. /", "{F Oh } really? /", "How about yourself? /", "{D Well, } {F oh, } hobbies, gee whiz, / I guess I got too many hobbies / {C so } I never have time to deal with them. /", "Really? /", "I like photography a lot, /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / that's neat. /", "{F uh, } I used to do that a lot / {C and then } I like, {F um, } - / we have a new child that will be a year old here next week, / {C so } I'll take a lot of pictures of her,", "{F Oh, } that's great, / uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } and spoil them, / first one, you know how that is. / {C And, } {F um, } <throat_clearing> {F uh, } I play the guitar and a banjo. / I mainly play the guitar a lot, / I play about every night. / {C And, } {F um, } I really love that, / if I had a (( druther )) , - / [ if I could have, + if I could make ] it on the road, I'd like to play on {D like } a bluegrass band or something, / {C because } that's, - / I've, -/", "{F Oh, } that sounds nice. / I like bluegrass, too. /", "yeah, / I've done it before [ and + ] when I was [ in hi-, + in high ] school and college,", "Uh-huh. /", "and thoroughly enjoyed it, / {C and } it's really [ a, + a ] blast. / My wife hates it, / {C but } that's the way life is, I guess. /", "<Laughter> That's the hard part, right? /", "Exactly. /", "If you can do things together, that really helps a lot. /", "(( )) yeah, / we, {F uh, } - / she's, {F uh, } into aerobics, / [ {C and, } + {F uh, }", "{F Oh, } that's good, too. /", "{C and } ] we did aerobics together for about a month and a half / {C and } that went over real well, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but, } {F uh, } that's about it there. /", "{F Oh, } it's good / {C and } it's healthy, too. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / yeah. /", "We do that too, / we have [ a, + {F uh, } a ] treadmill and, {F uh, } a bicycle and that kind of stuff, / we try to get twenty minutes {D like } at least three for four times a week, {D you know. } /", "{F Oh, } that's great. /", "Yeah. /", "That's great. /", "{C And } we like movies, / that ki-, - / yeah. /", "Yeah, / that's, {F uh, } - / spare time, / with a child it's, kind of stra-, - / she's, - / we have, {F uh, } - / we're looking for a baby-sitter / {C so } we've been out twice [ in o-, + in ] this year so far.", "Uh-huh. /", "By ourselves without the child / {C so } it's kind of, {F uh, } become an issue you could say. /", "Sure. /", "{F Um, } hobbies, / I like, messing around in your house building things, and, {D you know, }", "{F Oh } yeah, / that's great, too. /", "putting cabinets up, and,", "Uh-huh. /", "those kind of things, {F um, } /", "Yeah, / we did some remodeling when we bought a house, / we [ built, + put ] a kitchen in and, {F um, } that kind of stuff, and painting and some wallpapering, / that's fun. /", "It's really kind of fun. /", "It is. / It really is. /", "Especially if your spouse will get in there with you and get dirty, / yeah. /", "Yeah, / exactly. / I like things that, {D you know, } two people can do, / {C but } I like the quiet of doing things away, {D you know, } / kind of gives you some space for yourself, / {C and } that's what I find in making the dolls and things, that it gives me something that I can create, / {C and } I like to crochet and knit. / I made some afghans and that kind of stuff. / I like doing things with my hands. /", "Uh-huh. / Sounds like it. /", "Yeah. /", "Do you like to cook? /", "Yes, / I love to cook. /", "Yeah, / I love to cook, too, / I'm, {F uh, } -/", "Italian food <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah, / pizzas and spaghettis and lasagnas and that kind of stuff. /", "{D Well, } we're all skinny farts / {C so, } I, - / it, -/", "<Laughter>.", "{C so } when it comes to, - / I like to cook and eat and,", "Yeah. /", "to have, [ mai-, + mainly, ] I guess, I get to (( )) - / amount of people eat, *[[listen]]", "Uh-huh. /", "and then say, man this is really good, -/", "Yeah, / it is. /", "{F um, } {F um, } {C but } it just, - / work in the garden, work around the yard, of course, /", "Do you do barbecues? /", "Yes, / # we sure do, / smoke them an-, # -/", "# {D Well, } {F uh, } {F uh, } smoking and # all that stuff? /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / all that hoedown stuff. /", "Yeah, / yep, /", "# All that stuff that's bad for you. # /", "# [ I, + I ] lived in Abilene for # a little while,", "{F Oh, } sure, / yeah. /", "and, {F uh, } worked in the Abilene plant, / {C and } we used to go to Joe Allen's Barbecue, / {C and, } {F uh, } {F oh, } that was great. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Really great, /", "That's, {F uh, }", "they have some nice stuff down there. /", "only way to do it. /", "I miss it <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } yeah, / [ [ it's, + {F uh, } it's, ] + {F uh, } it's, ] {F uh, } - / [ there's, + {F uh, } there's ] pluses to everything, /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C but, } {D you know, } seems like there's just so many things to do down here, / I like the sports, / I play a lot of racquetball. /", "[ We did, + (( )) I did ] horseback riding, too, / in fact, when my children were growing up, we always had horses / {C and, } {F uh, } that was kind of for them, / {C but } they weren't as interested in it as we were, {D you know, } / {C so, } {F uh, } that was a real, - / I'd say probably for maybe fifteen years, we dabbled in that, {D you know, } / we always had horses around, / {C and } I really enjoyed that, /", "<Laughter> {F Oh, } that's great, / sounds like you, -/", "{C and } I was disappointed when I went to Texas. / I didn't see that many of them. /", "Horses? /", "Yes <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / you really don't. / Yeah, / [ th-, + the, ] - / you have to look real hard to see a lot of things besides concrete, {F uh, } /", "I know, / I know, / it's true. /", "there's buildings and concrete and a lot of people / {C and } that's about it down here, / {C and so, } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah. / {C But, } {F uh, } that's great. / {D Well, } sounds like you have a lot of nice hobbies there. /", "Yeah, / you too, / you too. /", "{D Well, } great, / {D well } look, {F uh, } / I know it's probably late for you, /", "Okay. /", "I enjoyed speaking with you -- /", "Me too. /", "-- have a good weekend. /", "Okay. /", "Bye-bye. /", "Bye, {D now. } /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOBBIES AND CRAFTS", "prompt": "WHAT HOBBIES DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR SPARE TIME? 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/ Who takes care of that? /", "{D Well, } the thing [ is, + is ] that I live in a dorm. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{C So, } {F uh, } what happens is you pay six hundred dollars at the beginning or even before school starts. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And then } the tuition is also the same thing. / {C So, } the thing [ is, + is ] basically that I spend, {D like, } maybe thirty-five, forty dollars every two weeks [ on, + on ] groceries / {C and } that's about it. / {C But } the thing, {F uh, } also is that, {D you know, } {D like } if you want to go out {D like } if you want to go to a restaurant or something, then I have to moderate that because it's like I can't go eat out at a nice restaurant and spend twenty dollars, {F um, } {D you know, } three times a week. /", "No, / you can't do that very often. /", "{C So, } {E I mean, } it's, - / [ for, + for ] us, {D you know, } it's like, [ [ I, I + ] can spend, + I can spend ] that money / {C but } [ it's not, + it's not ] what I want to spend it on, {D you know. } /", "[ Are, + are ] you working anywhere while you are going to school? /", "No. /", "Okay. /", "{C Because, } {F um, } they don't allow me to work since, {F uh, } I'm a foreign student. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{C And } {C so } [ they, + the government ] doesn't allow me to work. /", "Yeah, / {C so } all the money comes from home. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So, } you got to make, {F uh, } - / {C so } how do you keep track of where you are [ in, + in ] your monthly spending? /", "{D Well, } the thing [ is, + is ] that, {F um, } [ I ba-, + I basically ] know how much I have, right? /", "Right. /", "{C And so, } the thing [ is, + is ] that [ I, + I ] can tell {D like, } {F uh, } - / [ I, + I ] get all my money out of the teller. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } besides {D see } one of my biggest expenses is telephone calls since I have to call, {D you know, } international. /", "Where do you call to? /", "Argentina. /", "Argentina? /", "Yeah. /", "Wow. /", "{C And so } the bas-, - / one of the problems is that I spend too much money on phone bills. /", "Yeah, / talk too long. /", "{D Well, } that's, - / [ they, + they ] want me to call down there every so often. /", "Yeah. /", "{E I mean, } I told my dad, [ li-, + Dad listen ] if you want to save money I won't call so often, {D you know, } / he goes, we want to keep in touch / {C so } I doesn't matter about the money because we need to hear from you. /", "Yeah, / {C so } you call him collect? /", "No. / Because it is more expensive that way. /", "(( What makes you )) ,", "[ Any, + any, ] {F um, } -/", "think so? /", "basically the United States is the cheapest country to call out of. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } {F um, } {C because } it's considered a luxury in other countries. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / {D So, } you just call him direct / {C and then, } -/", "Right. / Since it's his money anyway, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. / [ {C And } he gets the, + {C and } you get the ] bill and send it to him? /", "No. / {F Um, } I got money to pay that, too. /", "Okay. /", "{C So, } it's basically, {D you know, } - / [ it's + {D like, } it's ] not too much money, / {C and } it's not too little money, / {C so } --", "Yeah. /", "-- I won't have to, {D you know, } rush a letter to him or something, / {C because, } {F um, } he really wants me to concentrate on my studies. /", "Yeah. / [ What are you, + what are you ] studying? /", "I'm doing masters in computer science and computer engineering. /", "{C And } what do you think you'll do with that? /", "With those degrees? /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } [ I can, + I can ] work [ up, + {F um, } here up ] to a year. /", "And? /", "And hopefully get a job after that. /", "You want to get into some kind of manufacturing, / {C or } what's the specialty that your looking for? /", "{F Um, } computer communications and data transmissions. /", "{F Oh, } okay, / {C so } you want to find a, {F uh, } data transmissions, - / you're looking for, {F uh, } {F um, } long distance --", "Right. /", "-- type stuff. /", "Yeah, / {D you know, } anywhere from, {F um, } local area networks, metropolitan area networks, {D you know, } all that, / {C and so, } {D well, } you have a family, right? /", "Yeah, / I have a wife and two children / {C and, } {F um, } -/", "{C And } [ does, + does ] your wife work? /", "No. / She doesn't work, / she does, {F uh, } - / {D well, } it's kind of hard to say now days, {F um, } other than taking care of the house, she does a lot of sewing herself. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{C And } she gets paid for that / {C so } she brings some money in. /", "Yeah. /", "She is trying to start [ he-, + her ] own business where she does that full time.", "Okay. /", "Alterations and sewing.", "Yeah. /", "Stuff for the public / {C and, } {F uh, } do that [ on a, + on a ] full time basis here in town. /", "[ {C And so, } + {C and } ] you have a monthly budget? /", "{D Well, } [ s-, + sort ] of. / We're probably like most [ Am-, + American ] families, I guess, that we sort of have a budget in that we know how much we've got at the end of the month, /", "Right. /", "{C and } we know what bills have to be paid, / {C and, } {F uh, } we pay as many of those bills that can be paid [ with, + with ] the monthly budget, / {C so. } -/", "{D So, } you don't have any problem in, {F um, } overcharging on your credit card, and stuff like that. /", "{F Oh } sure. / We're like everybody else, {D you know, } / we've got [ a, + several ] credit cards that sometimes, {F um, } instead of paying them all off every month maybe you have to slip some {C and } you pay part of it this month and part of it next month especially around Christmas time. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{D You know, } that's when everybody goes crazy on charging stuff. /", "{D Well } {D then, } {F uh, } {D see, } {F uh, } [ that's, + that's ] one of the points which I don't see, / {D like } [ I, + I ] don't give a lot of gifts during Christmas / {C and } [ [ I, + {D you know, } I ] don't wa-, + I don't like ] to give any at all -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C because } the thing [ is, + is ] that, {D you know, } it's like if I want something [ I'll, + I'll ] ask somebody, {D you know, } /", "Yeah. /", "{D like, } {D like, } {F uh, } [ for Chr-, + {F uh, } for Christmas ] my roommate goes, what do you want. / {C And } I said, I want a backpack. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You kno-, } no, / I told him [ yo-, + ] if you want to give me a present for Christmas give me a backpack. /", "Yeah, / that's something that you can use. /", "Right, / {C because } [ I, + I ] needed a backpack. / {C So, } he gave me a backpack, / {C and } [ I, + I ] knew he needed an alarm clock. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } I bought him an alarm clock. / {C So, } the thing was [ that, + that, ] -/", "Utilitarian. /", "Right, / {C but } -- -/", "(( Necessary things )) , no frivolous gifts. /", "-- right, / {C but, } {F um, } the thing is, especially remember when I was down in Argentina [ it was, + to me it was ] ridiculous, / {C because } {D you know, } you have to, - / once a year you go out / {C and } you spend all this money on all these people, / {C and } some you don't care about, {D you know, } / it's like, -/", "That's true, / why bother. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And so, } + {C but } ] the thing [ is, + is, ] that, {F um. } -/", "{D Well, } especially being a college student [ yo-, + your, ] - / I don't know that you need to be involved in a lot of frivolous gift giving, {D you know, } /", "Yeah. /", "that effects the budget especially around, {F uh, } Christmas time / at the end of the semester you've got finals and lots of bills I would suspect. /", "Yeah. /", "What about when you have breaks like, {F um, } Christmas or between sessions? /", "{D Well, } for example, we had spring break now, / {C and } I went skiing / {C and } I spent around like, maybe, two hundred dollars. /", "I expect so. /", "[ {C So, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] {D you know, } its like, {F um. } -/", "You've got to budget that though. / You've got to save up (( in able to do )) that, right? /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{E I mean, } -/", "Because [ it's like, {D you know, } {D say, } + {D you know, } it's like, we were saying, ] let's go eat out before spring break. / I go, let's not go eat out,", "(( )) .", "before spring break. / Let's see how much money we have afterwards. /", "Right, (( )) . /", "{C And } if I felt like I spent way to much then, {F um, } I won't go out, {D you know, } /", "Right. /", "{C and so, } {D like } my roommate went home, / I went skiing [ in, + over ] the Carolina Mountains which aren't anything, /", "{D Huh. } /", "[ {C but, } + {F um, } {C but } ] [ [ it was, + {D you know, } it was, ] + I guess it was ] worth it, /", "Sure it is, / any time you can get away, [ and, + and, ]", "{D You know, } it was a nice place. / Yeah, / yeah. /", "get away [ from, + from ] the daily grind. /", "Yeah, / especially if you live on campus, and you don't have a car, you just go crazy. /", "Yeah, / I know the feeling. /", "{C So, } {F oh } {D well, } let's see how long have we been talking here / six minutes and a half. / # Okay. # /", "# Is that okay? # /", "Yeah. /", "All right. /", "All right. / {D Well, } nice talking to you. /", "Nice talking to you. / # Have a good time. # /", "# All right. / Bye-bye. # /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FAMILY FINANCE", "prompt": "DOES YOUR FAMILY KEEP A MONTHLY BUDGETCAN YOU GIVE A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF YOUR PROCEDURES", "talk_day": "03/10/1991", "from_caller": 1167, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1969, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1069, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1950, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/ {E I mean } I wonder, - / the assumption is that it is a problem, {F uh, } / {C and } I've never actually had too many people explain to me why it's a problem, though I have the same instinctual feeling that it's a problem / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] it's not clear to me that it is. /", "{F Uh, } bo-, -/", "{F Um, } it's a problem if those voting don't represent the population demographically, or in terms of their opinions. / {C But } if those who don't vote, if you made them vote - / {C and, } it those who don't vote would have voted exactly the same way, {D you know, } in other words if forty percent had voted for that person and sixty percent for the other, just like everyone who did vote, it's not clear to me that it is really a problem, {F um. } /", "{F Um, } [ that's, + that's ] interesting, / {C because } I had thought, - / I [ ha-, + feel ] that it's a problem also, / {C but, } I see your point on that. /", "{E I mean, } [ I, + I ] assume that those who don't vote, - / {E I mean } if you look at the break down of those who don't vote, they tend to be, {D you know, } - / poor blacks, for example, vote very little, and things like that / {C and } I assume that they would vote differently if they were voting, than your average voter. / {C But } I don't know if that's the case. /", "# {F Uh. } # /", "# In # fact I've heard of studies that suggest that that isn't. /", "Apparently they don't think it's a problem <laughter> <breathing>. /", "{F Uh, } I guess not, / [ I'm, + [ I, + I ] ] vote religiously, / I really do. / {F Um, } [ I guess, + I guess ] I'm a fan of democracy / {C and, } {F uh, } <throat_clearing> wish I could vote on more things frankly. /", "That's right, {F um, } /", "{C But } it's funny because here in California things are getting, {F uh, } increasingly democratically oriented, [ in, + in ] the sense of people being able to vote for things. / {E I mean, } we have these [ initiatives, + state initiatives ] now. /", "# Oh. # /", "# The # first really [ popular, + {D you know } wide spread ] one was, {F uh, } Proposition Thirteen which was a, {F uh, } tax revolt,", "# Right, / I r-, # -/", "# against property taxes. # / {F Uh, } {C and, } {D you know, } now we're, - / {C and } that was whatever, ten years ago / {C and } now we're up to Proposition a Hundred and fifty or something like that. / {E I mean, } we've just, - / there were apparently voters who just threw up their hands after the last voters pamphlet because they were [ asked, + being asked ] to make decisions on topics that would have three different competing proposals / {C and } you had to vote for, {D you know, } yes or no on each of them / {C and } no one could make heads or tails out of some of them / {C and } it was incredibly complicated and difficult. / {C And } a lot of people revolted against that, / they said we don't want to have to decide all these things, /", "# <Laughter>. #", "# {D you # know, } [ [ that's, + that's, ] + that's ] why we hire people [ who, + ] {F uh, } {D you know, } [ to, + to ] make these decisions for us. /", "[ I, + I ] kind of feel the opposite, though. /", "Yeah. /", "I wish we were given an opportunity to vote on more things. /", "I do t-, -/", "I think our elected officials say they are speaking for us / {C but } they're not speaking for me. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / Yeah, / I wouldn't mind having, {F oh, } more votes than I get to have, frankly <laughter>. /", "# That's true. # /", "# Anyone who # doesn't vote, it's fine with me as long as I can have their vote. / # That # would make me happy though. / Maybe not [ in a, + in a ] deep philosophical sense, but in a selfish sense, it probably would. / I don't know, / it's interesting, {F uh, } some countries voting is obligatory. / # {F Uh, } # it is in Australia, for example. /", "Is that true? /", "# Yeah, / yeah. # /", "# I didn't # know that, / I was think-, - / that is one solution to it. /", "# I don't know how I feel about that. # /", "# {C But } I don't, - / that's not really democratic. Not # what I'd consider truly democratic. /", "{D Well } Australia considers itself every bit as much a democracy as the United States. /", "# As, - / uh-huh. # /", "# {C And } it's # not for me to say that they're not. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } [ they, + they ] feel, - / {E I mean } here you have the right to vote / {C and } they simply define it as a duty there. / {D You know, } [ we have, + just as we have ] [ a r-, + a duty ] to pay taxes, {D you know, } / is that democratic? / {E I mean, } we don't have the right to pay taxes in this country, / we have the duty to pay taxes. /", "# It's a duty, right. # /", "# {C And } in that country # it's a duty to pay taxes / {C and } it's a duty to vote on how those taxes are spent. / {C And } it's not clear to me that, that's so much less democratic. / {F Um. }", "Uh-huh. /", "I don't know, / {C but } part of me rebels against that, /", "# [ [ [ I, + it's, ] + that's, # ] +", "# {C but then } I'm # an American. /", "it's ] complex question when you start thinking about it, isn't it <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / {C And } some people don't vote, / {E I mean } there is - / like three or four percent of Australians don't vote / {C and } I think they're [ el-, + eligible ] for a fine. / I don't know if they actually are fined [ or, + or ] what happens, / {C but } you're eligible for some sort of fine if you don't vote. /", "Uh-huh. / That's interesting. / I have people here that I know that have never registered to vote. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } [ I think, + <<pause>> I think ] they feel they can criticize if they don't <laughter>. /", "# Yeah, / I was sort of, s-, # -/", "# I told them if they don't # vote they don't have the right to criticize. /", "{D Well } I, - / that's how I feel. / {E I mean, } [ if yo-, + if you ] vote and your guy looses {D well } [ you leas-, + you least ] tried / {C and } you can say something / {C but } if you don't vote, [ I sort of feel like, + part of me, {A and it's kind of a nasty part of me } feels like, ] {D well } if you didn't vote, you get what's coming to you, {D you know. } /", "# That's right, / I feel th-, # -/", "# {C And } certainly that's true in # the overall, / {E I mean } no one individual that's true for but for the population as a whole, / I sort of feel that way. [ When they + especially when [ someone, + [ they, + <throat_clearing>, they ] ] ] don't vote for someone because they don't like any of them and then the person gets in and they don't like him and he turns out to have been worse than her that they might have voted for, or something like that. / *[[listen: two utts?]] {C And, } {D you know, } I say {D well, } {D you know, } voting for the lesser of two evils is still important. /", "I think it is too. / Sometimes it is a difficult choice. / You don't feel as though you have much of a choice, / {C but } <laughter>. -/", "Yeah, / yeah, / {E I mean, } [ [ you, + {E I mean, } it's, ] + it's ] funny because technically you do. / {E I mean } you have the right to do a write in candidate. / {C But } of course [ that's, + that's ] not really a vote. / {F Um. } /", "It doesn't really gain anything. /", "Yes, / it [ rea-, + really ] doesn't, / {C and so } [ it's, + it's ] a complicated situation, / {C but } I would like to see, - / I don't know, / [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I'm, ] + I'm ] thinking of actually moving to Australia / [ {C and, } +", "# Is that goin-, # -/", "# {C and } ] [ perha-, + perhaps ] # I'll call you back and let you know [ what, + how ] the Australian system works. /", "# <Laughter>. #", "# {E I # mean, } [ not because of the vo-, + {E I mean } I'm not thinking of moving there because of the voting,", "# Not be-, # -/", "# but just # because of a job opportunity. /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I, -/", "[ I'm inte-, + are you a T I employee, I'm interested. ] /", "# No, / I'm not. # /", "# Not, / okay, / I # just wondered. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] [ I'm, + I'm ] really [ quite, + quite ] curious, how that would work, to have both, {E I mean, } {D you know, } / {C and } I believe [ in the, + in a ] certain, {F uh, } - / Soviet bloc countries you [ are, + are ] obliged to vote too. / In fact, it was even pretty much spelled out who you did vote for, up until fairly recently / {C and, } that's what I think of when I think of you're obliged to vote. / {C But } when you actually, really are given as much choice as you are in this country, with its two party system, {F um, } / I don't know, / I kind of, - / part of me is wary / {C and } part of me likes the idea of having it be more of a duty, {F um. } /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } maybe they should, - / perhaps that would be a solution if they were required to vote at least for their first three or four years after they become of voting age.", "# Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / uh-huh. # /", "# Required to register # and vote for four years, / {C and } perhaps they would be indoctrinated that this is their duty. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / {D Well } that's a thought, / {C or } certain privileges come from voting which aren't that important but are nice to have, / I don't know. / The right to write your, -/", "Maybe it should go with a driver's license <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / [ that's, + {D see } that's ] an example of a right, [ not a, + not a, ] - / actually - / that's considered a privilege, not a right. /", "# That is a privilege, / right, / tha-, # -/", "# Yeah, / {C but } technically [ people, + most people, ] # - / technically it's a privilege, / {C but } most people think of it as a right. / {E I mean, } in other words if the government [ denies you driving, + denies you a driver's license, ] people get very upset. / {C But } actually it's a privilege,", "# It is. # /", "# which is # allowed to be revoked. /", "That's correct. /", "{C And, } fortunately voting isn't that. /", "[ Maybe it should, + maybe it should ] be. /", "[ Except, + {D well } except ] if you're a felon, / if you're a felon it is taken away from you. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean, } (( )) they will take away your right to vote, under certain circumstances. /", "That's right. /", "{F Um, } {C so, } gosh, / {C so } we don't have a great solution yet do we <laughter>, /", "Don't have a great - / [ I, + <laughter> I ] think I checked that as a question I'd be willing to discuss too <laughter>. / Oh. /", "<Laughter> {C But } [ [ [ I, + I ] also, + I also, ] + I ] don't know if you've, {F uh, } read any of [ [ the, + [ {F + ] um, } {F oh, } what do they call those. The, ] + {F uh, } the ] early [ republican, + {F uh, } republic ] documents, {F uh, } when they were arguing through constitutional law written by Hamilton and all those people. /", "No, / no, / I haven't. /", "{F Um, } {F oh, } [ Hamilt-, + I think it was Hamilton ] who wrote number ten or something, where he was arguing for a republican, not in the sense of the Republican party now,", "# Right. # /", "# versus # a democratic, {F uh, } government and, arguing successfully, why, the United States should be a republic, not a democracy. Which indeed it really is, a republic, not a democracy. / Where he defines [ dep-, + democracy ] as everyone votes for the issues and republic is people who vote for someone who then in turn votes for the issues. / In other words, you vote for representatives. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } the whole idea was, {F um, } presumably those who get voted in would be wiser than the average person, [ and, + and, ] a specialist and able to make more informed decisions and can protect against the tyranny of democracy, / {C Because } just as you can have a tyranny of a single, {F um, } {D you know, } bad ruler or something, you can have a tyranny of the majority. / {C And, } {F uh, } he makes a very, {F uh, } passionate, good argument for why you don't want some things decided by democratic process, / {C because } anytime you have a majority, {F um, } they can change the law in [ a democ-, + a fully democratic ] process / {C and } there are cases when you don't want that to be the case. {F Um, } / <throat_clearing> {F oh, } {D you know, } a candi-, - / if there's some minority that people don't like because of, {D you know, } racial hatred or something like that, the majority can just simply [ vote again-, + vote against ] them. /", "# Right. # /", "# {C And } # cases like that, he argues, need to be constrained, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] actually I agree, except that I don't trust the people who are appointed to vote <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Sometimes I think we have that right now, with Congress. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } {E [ I, + I ] mean, } [ I feel that, + I feel that ] wa-, -/", "I think they're looking after their own self preservation more than they're actually looking after the good of the country. /", "Yeah, / {D well } their job is to be reelected, by in large, / {C and, so } they work on that job. / {C And } there's also an antigovernment mood in the country, {D you know, } where government is misspending your dollars / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they're all fools, / {C and } {D you know, } [ throw, + throw ] the bastards out, / that kind of thing. /", "Right. /", "{C And, } there's a notion that somehow, if someone isn't as much as a government person, they're less corrupt and they're more likely to be good which is really strange, / {C because, } {E I mean, } if I'm hiring a plumber, I want a real plumber, / I want someone trained in, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "ELECTIONS AND VOTING", "prompt": "WHY DO YOU THINK THAT ONLY ABOUT HALF OF ELIGIBLE VOTERS IN AMERICA TAKE PART IN NATIONAL ELECTIONS", "talk_day": "04/14/1991", "from_caller": 1110, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1961, "from_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN", "to_caller": 1233, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1931, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NEW ENGLAND"}}

{"turn_id": ["2619_0", "2619_1", "2619_2", "2619_3", "2619_4", "2619_5", "2619_6", "2619_7", "2619_8", "2619_9", "2619_10", "2619_11", "2619_12", "2619_13", "2619_14", "2619_15", "2619_16", "2619_17", "2619_18", "2619_19", "2619_20", "2619_21", "2619_22", "2619_23", "2619_24", "2619_25", "2619_26", "2619_27", "2619_28", "2619_29", "2619_30", "2619_31", "2619_32", "2619_33", "2619_34", "2619_35", "2619_36", "2619_37", "2619_38", "2619_39", "2619_40", "2619_41", "2619_42", "2619_43", "2619_44", "2619_45", "2619_46", "2619_47", "2619_48", "2619_49", "2619_50", "2619_51", "2619_52", "2619_53", "2619_54", "2619_55", "2619_56", "2619_57", "2619_58", "2619_59", "2619_60", "2619_61", "2619_62", "2619_63", "2619_64", "2619_65", "2619_66"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1"], "utterance": ["{D Well, } {F uh, } [ what + <laughter> what ] do you think about the metric system? / {F Uh, } do you, {F uh, } find it useable? / Have you tried much with it? /", "{D Well, } [ wi-, + with ] an engineering,", "# Yeah. # /", "# degree, # [ it's, + of course, it's ] a whole lot easier. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C because, } # {F uh, } -/", "# To use you mean, / uh-huh. # /", "# yeah, / [ if, + if ] somebody [ ha-, + # is ] totally unfamiliar with it, {F uh, } human nature being what it is we don't like to change. /", "Yes. /", "{F Uh, } it just absolutely makes perfectly good sense to me because it's all decimal. /", "Yes. /", "{C And } it's so easy to convert from one set of units to another. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / We, - / well I've lived both in the United States [ and, + and ] in a country where they do use the metric system / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] [ I've, + I've ] lived with (( )) pounds and inches and found it really quite easy to convert over. / {F Um, } the secret seeming to me to be to not bother ever converting inches to centimeters and,", "# Right. # /", "# pounds # to [ kilom-, + {F uh, } {F uh, } kilograms, ] /", "# That's right. # /", "# {C and, } I # think that's what hung people up the most is they went now wait a minute, an inch is two point fifty-four centimeters, /", "# Right. # /", "# how # on earth am I every going to do the math? / *[[spelling]]", "Right. /", "{C And } the problem is that we tried to convert everything from inches to centimeters preserving basically the inches but expressing them as centimeters rather than saying no, a centimeter is about the width of your thumbnail, or whatever, [ and, + {D you know, } <laughter> and ] leaving it at that / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } a kilogram weighs about this much / {C and } get used to it from scratch, / {C cause } I still can't convert back and forth from inches to centimeters / {C but } I'm perfectly comfortable using either. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I think the real problem with [ this, + this ] weird conversion, [ yo-, + you ] see signs that say fifty-five miles per hour and, {D you know, } whatever it would be one hundred six kilometers per hour, {D you know, } - / people, {D you know, } - / it's hard to take it seriously. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C And } as long as both were given, you, basically, just don't read the kilometers per hour, / you just say, {D well } look read the miles per hour one, / the other one must be for someone else. /", "That's right. /", "{F Uh, } I don't know, / I mean even Britain has converted over / {C and } we inherited this mess from them / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "# That's right, / it's all their fault. # /", "# <Laughter> {D Well, } {E I mean, } it's more # our fault than theirs at this point because [ they, + they ] saw the light, {F um, } / I don't know why they [ we-, + {F um, } were ] more able than we were / except I think, that they probably just said {D well, } we're just going to start using the things now / {C and } you sort of have to force people to change since they don't want to <laughter>. /", "Of course, being part of the European community, if everybody else did it [ they, + they ] were probably much more, - / is much more necessary for them than for us. /", "That's true, / [ that's, + that's ] probably true / {C and } America does have a long history of sort of doing things our own way <laughter> rather than adopting, {D you know, } some other model. /", "There's an expression for that, / With eyes on the past, backing confidently into the future. /", "<Laughter> I've never heard that one, / that's very nice <laughter>. / {F Oh, } {C so } I'm all for the metric system and converting over / {C and } I think, - / I guess, my feeling is the way to do it [ is, + is ] to just start giving weights, {D you know, } have a very brief transition period and then just start giving weights and kilometers, {F er, } just as in kilometers and weights and kilograms and everything like that and, {F uh, } just have people start using it rather than having people constantly trying to convert. / Remember me getting a package of something that said one pound, / this is a package of dates mind you, / [ it's, + was, ] presumably something you weigh fairly precisely, / it said one pound <throat_clearing> / {C and then } in parenthesis it said four hundred fifty-four point six grams <laughter>. /", "Right, / right. /", "{C And, } as near as I could tell, seeing that was basically anti-metric propaganda / {C cause } anyone who would say, {D well } look I can either buy a pound of something at four hundred sixty-four point six grams which, of course, they couldn't weigh it out accurately anyway, {F um, } / every time I see something like that I think, {D well, } [ that's, + that's ] an anti-metric argument. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } {F uh, } [ I, + I ] don't think [ it'll, + it ] could ever happen [ with, + with ] a quick transition. /", "You don't? /", "No. / [ I, + I ] think that would be the easiest way / {C but } human nature being such as it is,", "# Uh-huh, / uh-huh. # /", "# I would # think it would take, probably, two or three years before people [ co-, + could ] completely cut the cord. /", "Yeah, / {F oh, } {F oh, } that's what I was thinking by quick transition, / I didn't mean, {D you know, } I didn't mean like Sweden going over to right hand drive or anything, {D you know, } <laughter> / at midnight, tonight we all switch over or anything. /", "Did they switch? /", "{F Uh, } I believe so, / yeah, / {C and } I think they did it overnight / {C cause } {D you know, } you can't do it gradually. <laughter> / That's an example of something you can't do gradually. /", "{D Well } that's true. / [ It, + it ] has to be kind of a discreet transaction <laughter>. /", "Yes, / it does <laughter>. / A quantum leap from left to right hand drive <laughter>. /", "Interesting. /", "{C And } they, - / {C but, } {D you know, } that must have taken, {F uh, } - / that was something that had to be done quickly,", "# {F Oh, } yes. # /", "# {D you know, } # because of external circumstances, / {C but } they decided to do it to make themselves in sync with the rest of Europe,", "# Yeah. # /", "# or # the rest of continental Europe / [ {C and, } + {D you know. }", "Yeah. /", "{C But } ] that must have been tremendously difficult to orchestrate. /", "I'm sure. /", "{F Um, } {C so } [ [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I, ] + I, ] + I ] think it's essential that it's done / {C and } I think the real trick is to avoid the <sigh> {D you know, } - / a little more attention to human psychology / {C and, } whereas, people want round numbers - / {C and } after all, the whole reason to go over to metric is to have round numbers,", "# Exactly, / exactly. # /", "# {C so } they # don't deal with thirty seconds of an inch / {C and so } what the exact, - / the thing that was best about metric was the thing that was most poorly represented. / Really, I think. /", "{D Well, } we do have the two liter soda pop bottles. /", "Uh-huh, / I saw that, / I saw that the other day. / I [ don-, + don't ] drink soda pop, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C but } # I saw a two liter soda pop bottle / {C so, } yeah, / things like that are a good start / {C and } if you start expressing one liters and one kilograms and then the pounds come in [ the, + the, ] {D you know, } the odd numbers,", "# Right. / Yes. # /", "# {D you know, } # two point two pounds or something. I think people will start getting a sense of, gee the metric is the sensible one. /", "That's true. / {D Well, } sure have enjoyed our talk. /", "Yes, / {D well } get back to what you're doing / {C and } I'll do the same. / I enjoyed talking with you too. /", "Okay, / God bless y-, - / Bye-bye. /", "Okay. / Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "METRIC SYSTEM", "prompt": "DO YOU THINK THE UNITED STATES SHOULD ADOPT THE METRIC SYSTEM? WHY DO YOU THINK THE LAST EFFORT TO ADOPT IT FAILED? WHAT WOULD HAVE TO BE DONE DIFFERENTLY TO GUARANTEE SUCCESS?", "talk_day": "04/16/1991", "from_caller": 1110, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1961, "from_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN", "to_caller": 1170, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1952, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

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Is it? / It's still considered Garland. /", "No, / [ it's, + it's ] Richardson. /", "{F Oh, } ok, / yeah. /", "It's, Richardson / {C and, } hold on a second. / </child_talking> <<Speaking to someone in room>> Paul, I can hear you perfectly, perfectly well, / I don't want to hear you. / You are being rude. / Whatever you ask or scream when I'm on the phone, the answer is no. / Do you understand? / <<Back to talking on phone>> How does that sound? /", "There you go. / # Write that one down. # /", "# Yeah, / there I go. # /", "It sounded good to me <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } I hate to say how long that will last too. / <laughter> No, / this area up here is, {F uh, } all custom homes, / {C and, }", "Right. /", "it's, - / I don't think that many by the builder that built this house. / {C And, } we were not [ the first people, + the first owners, ] / I think we are the third owners. /", "{F Uh, } okay. /", "It was built by the architect for himself, <sigh> who never moved into it. Who sold it to a couple who had <sigh> no idea that homes ever needed upkeep. /", "<Laughter> {F Oh, } no. /", "<Throat_clearing> {F Oh, } yeah, / caulking windows was a great mystery to them. /", "{F Oh, } gee. /", "{C So, } they just watched the water pour in on the carpet. / <sigh> {C But, } it's a Sharif Myneer Homes, if that means anything, / it did not really mean anything to me # except, #", "# [ I, + I, ] #", "I liked it. /", "kept thinking of Omar Sharif every time I saw that name somewhere, / {C so, } -/", "He builds eight hundred thousand dollar houses now. / I think he got out of the lower end market.", "{F Uh. } /", "And decided, - / {C but, } the houses here [ in, + in ] this class of housing never dropped below two hundred. /", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "Yeah, / {D well } <laughter> {C but, } still I know that this one was built for two ninety nine, which is nowhere near what we paid for it. /", "Right. /", "{C And } I think somebody told me it's also on a creek side lot, <children_talking> heavily wooded off the golf course. /", "{F Oh, } great. /", "Yeah, / {C and } the guy around the corner is being transferred / {C so } he said, {F uh, } {D well, } he did comparables that it's about <noise> eighty dollars, / let's see what, / I don't remember if he said it was sixty dollars a square foot <children_yelling>,", "{D (( Well )) }", "off the creek and eighty on the creek,", "Yeah. /", "or, if it was eighty and a hundred. /", "Probably # eighty. # /", "# I think # it was sixty, eighty. /", "Sixty, eighty. /", "I think. /", "<Noise> {D Well } {C because, } I know [ our, + our ] little house over here stuck in the middle of, {D you know, } the subdivision is, I think fifty five, / {C so, } I think the high end is definitely, <<speaking fades>> {D you know } somewhere there <Children_yelling>. /", "{D Well, } try and think if it was a hundred dollars a square foot <talking>. / No, / it could not be, / {C because } this house has around thirty four hundred square feet, / {C and } it would never sell for three hundred forty thousand dollars. /", "Yeah. /", "Just never. /", "{D Well } <TV>. /", "{D Now, } maybe, {D you know, } that's pretty close to what it would have sold for, {F uh, } brand new, / {C or } that's pretty much what it was built for. / It's got an awful lot of nice things in it / {C but, } {D you know, } [ I don't think, + I think ] it's going to be a long time, if ever, when nice things and really quality construction and all the other additional amenities <sigh> are really, <sigh> {F uh, } desirable. / It's seems like people go for square footage only now -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } <Noise> {C cause. } Have you been back to the Perry Homes, back here? /", "{F Um, } <noise> the ones that look like brick houses <laughter>? /", "The one that looks like Monopoly apartments. /", "Right. / <laughter> Yeah, / I think those are awful. <laughter> / I'm sorry, / I just don't see the designer's, - / I just see him as trying to squish [ as much space, + {D you know, } as much house into the space ] as possible. /", "They are huge when you are inside them. /", "Yeah. /", "They are very spacious. / They are, {D you know, } / [ I was, + (( )) I was ] in one today. / It was forty two hundred square feet. /", "{F Uh. } /", "Yeah. / Uh-huh. /", "{D Well } {D see } that's, - / the house that we got is small enough so my husband and I, - / {C because } there's just the two of us / {C and } the two cats, {F um, } can yell at each other from one end to the other and be heard. / {C And } we thought that was important instead of getting <laughter> swallowed up in something that {D you know. } -/", "{D See, } when you have kids, you like to be able to,", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "send them some place where they can yell and you won't hear them. / {C But, } I have been watching these houses go up / {C and } [ I, + I ] don't, {D well, } - / somebody was telling me, - / I know somebody who lives back there, / I have always questioned the quality <noise> of construction / {C and } [ I, + I ] don't think they exceed more than twelve nails per house. /", "Oh. /", "When you watch them go up, you are just amazed that they do not fall over. /", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "{C And } it takes them something like, thirty days to complete a house. /", "{F Oh, } that's amazing. / Right now, in fact, even as we speak, we are having a deck put on in back, / {C and } these guys are phenomenal. / [ [ They just, + they, ] + they ] are doing such a terrific job back there, / {E I mean, } {D you know, } you pay for it too, / {C but } [ it's, + it's ] {D like, } really worth it. / They are putting in a deck,", "Uh-huh. /", "a redwood deck, / {C and } it's just, they are doing such a fine, fine job. /", "We have got --", "I'm really excited about it, /", "-- three different levels of decking, because,", "Uh-huh. /", "this lot slopes way back down / {C and, } {F uh, } the house is built around the trees. /", "Great. /", "{C And } with these decking that a corporation and a large (( )) area for the trees to come up - / {C so, } it's real, real shady. / <child_talking> {C But, } that's one of the few things that really, {F uh, } immediately pays back on return. / {C But, } what I was going to tell you, these Perry Homes back there, -/", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter> when the people from M C I come down - / {C and } [ they are, + {D you know, } they are ] used to the Virginia area, metropolitan D C. /", "{F Uh. } /", "My God, they come down here and those houses, [ that, + that ] look the colonial look # what the, # -/", "# Looks like # the George Town brownstone <laughter>. /", "Right, /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } the idea of ever owning anything that has four thousand square feet in it, for less than two hundred twenty thousand dollars,", "# Must be a dream. # /", "# which is probably # about what their equity is, that they got out of selling their house. /", "Yeah. /", "{C (( Because )) } those things are selling like hot cakes. / {C But, } one of the people that was living back there was telling me that there is his air conditioning bill, per month, last summer was in excess of five hundred # dollars # --", "# Oh. # /", "-- a month. / {C And } I thought, -/", "I can't # (( )) , # -/", "# (( )) # {C and } he was talking about how you keep up with the utilities here. / {C And } I was thinking, {D well, } {D you know, } I know why your God damn bill is so high, /", "# He has no insulation, probably. # /", "# it's because [ there's not a # + there's no ] [ insulation, + <noise> insulation ] in those things. /", "{F Oh, } my. /", "Yeah. /", "Gosh. / What a trap. {F Huh. } /", "Any yet, {D you know, } - / [ [ they, + they ] show very well un-, + they show very well unless ] you have, {D you know, } lived in a lot of houses around the area,", "And you ask the right questions and can research, / yeah. /", "or looked at a lot of houses around here. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I think that makes a big difference. / {C But, } [ I like, + I like ] this area / {C and } everything that I # have been saying, #", "# {F Oh, } I do too. # /", "says that it's, - / I think if we had to sell now, we could come close to breaking even <child_crying>. /", "{C But, } still, {F um, } it's worth it for the area and for the school and things like that <<very faint>>. /", "[ You're in, + you're in ] the, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOUSES", "prompt": "FIND OUT ABOUT THE OTHER CALLER'S HOME. 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it was sad that [ they, + it ] </noise> started out as a good program. *[[two utts?]]", "Yeah. /", "But then people started dumping trash.", "Yes. /", "and the wrong objects in there, / [ {C and } I, +", "Yeah. /", "{C and } that ] concerned me, that people were using it as a way to get rid of things they just didn't want to set at the curb or take to the --", "That's right. /", "-- dump, / [ {C and, } +", "Yeah. /", "{C and, } ] {F uh, }", "I guess that's going to happen. /", "[ I, + it's ] too bad that people have to ruin,", "Yeah, /", "<Noise> a good part thing. /", "a really good effort, / that's right, / yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } -/", "{D Well, } I was thinking about [ the other day, {F um, } [ when I, + when Dick and I ] were, + {F oh, } many, many years ago when we were ] first married and he was in graduate school in </noise> Missouri, {F um, } I went, {F oh, } - / [ I was probably, + this was probably, ] - / (( {D see, } it have )) been like nineteen sixty-seven or sixty-eight, {F um, } / [ we, + I ] went to a meeting, / {C and, } {F uh, } one of [ the, + the ] speakers at the meeting was a woman who was recycling / {C and, } {F um, }", "{F Um. } /", "she was from Saint Louis, / {C and } she had this fantastic, {F um, } family effort [ in, + in ] recycling, / {C and } she was dividing her colored glass and her plastics,", "Oh. /", "and her aluminum, / {C and } I thought wow, {E I mean, } [ how, + ] one person is doing that, {D you know, } / {C but } [ my, + my ] thought was it's a shame, / {E I mean, } it's wonderful that she's doing it [ and it, + ] / {C but } wouldn't it be [ mu-, + much ] nicer if we all did it, / {C because } her effort would have really, {F um, } really, {F uh, } been a good example for all of us. / [ {C And yet, } + {D you know, } and ] we were just sort of talking about it at the time. / {C And } here we are, {D you know, } / now we're doing it on a,", "Doing it <talking>. -/", "city wide basis [ in, + in ] communities. / {C So } it's wonderful that we've come that far, I think / {C but, } *[[slash error]]", "What did she do with, - / [ if, + if ] she, - / was she like a group that was doing it, /", "{F Um. } /", "{C or } was she doing it on her own, / {C and, }", "I think she was, /", "# what did she do with the, # -/", "# I was trying to remember, / # it seems to me that she was doing it on her own, and living in Saint Louis, / there were places where she could actually take her,", "Uh-huh. /", "{F uh, } things herself, {F uh, } / {C and so } it wasn't, {D you know, } something that was being picked up / [ {C or, } + {F um, } {C and } ] I think she was encouraging other people to do it if they would. / {C But } I remember her saying yes, I have a trash can for this and a trash can for that, and a trash can for the other thing, / {C and } <laughter> I thought wow, [ that's, + that is ] wonderful, that somebody (( )) does that. /", "[ You, + you ] have to really want to do it, though. /", "Yeah. /", "This is, - / [ even, + even ] what you recycle, - / {C because } [ we, + we ] do [ the, + the, ] plastics [ and the, +", "Uh-huh. /", "and the ] aluminum,", "Right. /", "and the glass and the paper. /", "Yes. /", "[ {C And, } + {F um, } {C and, } ] of course, then, {D you know, } you try to buy right too, /", "Sure you do, / uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } a lot of our neighbors say, {D well, } [ (( what )) + ] , you have to rinse out this and you have to make sure it's that, *[[sd]]", "Yeah. /", "and you have to, - / [ [ it's, + {F uh, } we, ] + we ] had neighbors that complained when we got the new garbage cans. /", "Uh-huh. / Isn't that amazing? /", "{C And } I thought what are you complaining about,", "{D Well, } {D you know, } /", "when you're only going to get picked up once a month, {D you know, }", "<Lipsmack> Yes. /", "or once a week / {C and, } -/", "People, I don't know, they find fault in everything, rather than say this is a good effort. /", "Rather than work with it. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "I don't know. / [ It's, + it's, ] - / [ I under-, + I know ] what you're saying, / kind of people like that - /", "{D Well, } it's for everybody's benefit. /", "{D Well, } sure it is. / *[[ba]]", "{E I mean, } [ it's, + it's ] not, / {C so } maybe we don't realize it in our lifetime, / {C but } [ we, + you ] have to think grandchildren,", "Yep. /", "and great grandchildren / {C and, }", "# Yeah, / it's on down the line. # /", "# what kind of quality of # life are you leaving them? /", "Right. /", "[ [ {C And, } + {C and } the, ] + {C and } I ] have a real concern about that. /", "Yes. / Yeah, /", "{F Uh. } /", "I agree. / When, -/", "We've never had much trash, / {C because } [ wh-, + while ] - / I was raised in a big family, / [ {C and, } +", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } ] Gene's family wasn't big, / {C but } they weren't rich <laughter>, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } they had [ to, + to ] recycle. /", "Sure. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and, } ] {D you know, } the fu-, - / {D well, } they didn't, - / they just used things, / they didn't,", "Yeah. /", "throw things away,", "Right. /", "before they were used up / {C and, } -/", "Yeah. / {D Well, } I know, {F um, } / I guess I got a good example from my mother, / {C because } she was always <breathing> very, very conscientious about recycling things, / {C and } she is to this day, / {C and, } {D you know, } I mean, she'll even, -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{F um, } if she, - / for instance, [ she, + she ] would take the waxed paper out of a cereal box and use that for, {D you know, } when she made cookies, / it would go on that / {C or, }", "Yeah. /", "if she [ needed to wrap something for, + needed, ] {F uh, } sandwich paper or something, she'd use that. /", "Right. /", "[ She just, + she ] recycles everything. / {C And } I have done the same thing. / I recycle {D like } zip lock bags and,", "Right. /", "things like that. / My kids get the biggest kick out of that. / Although, they do the same thing <laughter>. / {E I mean, } [ they -- +", "Right. /", "-- I think they ] give me a hard time, / {C but } I think they know that [ that's, +", "They've picked up the hab-, -/", "it's ] the right way <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } they do, / {C and } when they actually get out away from the home,", "Uh-huh. /", "and have to do their own buying of things,", "Yes, / {C and } they appreciate how much it costs to do that. /", "[ Th-, + [ and + then ] ] they say, {D well, } hey, {D you know, } mom used to do this and --", "Yeah. /", "-- dad used to do that, /", "That's right. /", "{C But, } -/ *[[%]]", "{D Well, } I don't know, {D you know. } / [ I, + I ] wonder [ how, + how ] you instill in people the necessity for doing just a little bit extra [ to, + to ] make this whole thing work. {E I mean, } the extra like washing out bottles and jars, or the extra of actually, {F uh, } making sure that, {F uh, } you take stuff over to, {D you know, } - / some people [ are compl-, + now are complaining ] because the stuff isn't picked up at the curbside, {D you know, } /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } I think golly Moses, you just do your part. / {D You know, } people are not, - / [ [ you, + you, ] + you ] can't be waited on all your life and expect things to always [ ha-, + work ] [ ou-, + out. ] /", "Right. / {D Well, } {D see, } [ this, + this ] is what concerns me. / You, - / over in Europe they don't have the kind of waste we do here. /", "No, / that's right. /", "[ You, + you've ] got to be in a country, / even [ in, + in ] Mexico,", "Uh-huh. /", "you don't see things thrown away,", "Right. /", "like we do here. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{E I mean, } what we throw away [ is, + is ] a ransom, a king's,", "Yes. /", "ransom to most people, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } I, - / {C and } even to people in our country,", "Yeah. /", "who scavenge for food / [ [ {C and, } +", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C and, } ] + {C and } ] [ I, + I ] think you have to get into a period of need,", "Uh-huh. /", "bef-, - / you can't tell a person that lives in a hundred, two hundred, three hundred thousand dollar house that have all that they need,", "Uh-huh. /", "and all that they could want --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that they've got to be careful. /", "No. /", "[ This is, + {F uh, } [ I, + this is ] ] why I thought Jimmy Carter was never [ very po-, + very pos-, ] -/ {D you know, } people didn't like him. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Because } he tried to say,", "Yeah. /", "turn off the lights <laughter>,", "Yeah, / right, /", "conserve this, do that. /", "do those little things, / yeah, /", "[ {C And, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, }", "that make a lot of difference, / uh-huh. /", "[ [ the pe-, + I, ] + nobody ] wanted to hear it. /", "Yeah. / Yeah, / [ it's, + I, ] {D you know, } - / {C and, }", "It's, -/", "I think you're right, though. / I think that it has to really hit home before,", "Uh-huh. /", "the message sometimes. / {C Or } you have to grow up with it being [ im-, + important ] in your life,", "<<Faint>> Uh-huh. /", "{F um, } {F oh, } {F oh, } {F um, } before the message really takes hold sometimes. / {C And, } {F um, } I don't know, / [ it's, + {F uh } <breathing>, it's ] just really interesting to me how now more aware of things I am [ than I, + even myself, than I ] used to be,", "Right. /", "a few years ago. / {E I mean, } {D like } [ I, + I'd ] go [ to the, + {F um, } to the ] U T D, {F um, } cafeteria for lunch sometimes -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } they use styrofoam plates, when they wouldn't,", "{F Um. } /", "need to use styrofoam plates. /", "Right. /", "{D You know, } {C and } I think to myself [ that's, + that's ] crazy. / I wonder if, {D you know, } maybe I need to bring that to someone's attention, {D you know, } /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "[ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } I'm seeing more and more of that, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I think it's, {F uh, } just McDonald's effort to reduce the number [ of, + of ] styrofoam, {F uh, } boxes that they use,", "Right. /", "for hamburgers and stuff, / I think is a [ good, + good ] example, {D you know, } that even,", "Huh. /", "industry is willing to do it. /", "[ I, + I ] think the big question too we're looking at is, would you be willing to pay more for a product,", "Yeah. /", "so it can be recycled. /", "{D Well, } I think [ that may, + that's kind of what it's ] coming to, I'm sure. /", "[ That's, + that's ] right / [ {C and, } +", "Yeah. /", "{C and, } ] {F uh, } do we have to wait until all the landfills,", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "are full and there is nowhere else to put our garbage. /", "That's right, / yeah. /", "[ {C Or, } + {C and } ] I don't, - / with the mind set of the American public, I think what they will do is start paying Mexico --", "Uh-huh. / Wow. / (( That [ doesn't )) , +", "[ That isn't, + that isn't ] harmful. / *[[sv]]", "wouldn't ] surprise me. / Uh-huh. /", "{C Or } they will go dump it out in the middle of some ocean. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "That's the way we solve problems. /", "I know it, / {C and } unfortunately. -/", "{C And } it's sad. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECYCLING", "prompt": "WHAT IS BEING DONE IN YOUR COMMUNITY OR AREA ABOUT RECYCLING WASTE MATERIALS? DO YOU THINK MORE SHOULD BE DONE? DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEAS ON HOW TO ENCOURAGE MORE RECYCLING OR ON WHAT OTHER MATERIALS SHOULD BE INCLUDED?", "talk_day": "06/16/1991", "from_caller": 1292, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1942, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1285, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1939, "to_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED"}}

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And --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } have really enjoyed it because --", "{D Well, } I bet you, -/", "-- we built what we wanted to have to live in. /", "Uh-huh. /", "My husband got his big garage. / [ He ha-, + we have ] a three car garage, that he has a big work area in -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } he likes to rebuild cars and redo engines / {C and, so } he has all the work space he needs. /", "{D Well, } that sounds interesting. / I bet he's enjoyed having it that way -- /", "He, -/", "-- {C because } some-, - / kind of hard to find one prebuilt that [ 's + kind of fits ] those specifications. /", "It is, / {C and } that's why we decided to build. / We looked --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- at things that were already, {F uh, } built / {C and } [ the garages were always, + if the house [ w-, + was ] large, it seemed like the garages were ] small even if they were three car garages which is --", "{D Well, } then, most --", "-- what we have. /", "-- of them don't have a three car garage. /", "Uh-huh. /", "They're kind of rare. /", "{C So } we put a three car garage in. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } even if they had three car garages, they didn't have a work space. / All of it was taken up with just car space. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } he has a big <noise> landing area that's between where the cars are in the garage and where the house starts --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that he can work on. /", "{D Well } that, - / [ my, + we've ] just got a two car garage, / {C but } my husband's got a big space in between [ the, + where the ] cars are and the house, where he has a big work shop, {D you know, } workbench and everything. /", "{D Well, } sounds like our husbands have similar interests. /", "{D Now, } mine does not work on cars, / he just piddles on this and that. /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "{C But } he likes to have a spot to keep all of [ his, + his ] piddling things. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } that's nice that it's not in your house. /", "It really is. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Because, } {D you know, } they have a lot of things of their own, / {C and } [ I, + {D you know, } I ] wouldn't mind having, - / {C and } I at one time was going to fix up when one of my daughters left, a bedroom to where I had a room to just put all of my craft stuff and --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- sewing machine and all that kind of stuff, <lipsmack> / {C but } [ I, + someone, ] - / I don't know, / it ended up I got some furniture back that one of them had moved out <laughter> or something. /", "Right. /", "{C So } I didn't end up with my vacant room like I had thought I would. /", "{D Well, } we still have [ a, + a ] son and daughter in college that come home. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } the other room we use as a guest bedroom because my husband's family <noise> come. / His parents come / {C and } also the kids have friends who come --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and stay / {C and so } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it seems like it's always used as a bedroom. /", "{D Well, } I still, - / all three of my daughters are married, / but, I don't know, / I just still have need for the four bedrooms just having company from time to time.", "Right. /", "{C And } some of them coming back home and things, {D you know. } /", "{F Oh, } I understand <<faint>>. /", "{C And } we've got grandchildren now, / {C so } --", "{D Well, } we, -/", "-- when they come, they have to have a place. /", "<Laughter> That's true / {C and } you don't want them to not be able to come because there's no room. /", "That's right, / you sure don't. / At times I keep thinking, though, that might be kind of nice. /", "{D Well, }", "<Laughter>.", "[ I c-, + I haven't ] reached that point yet. / I've heard people say that. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But, } {F uh, } my middle son is engaged, / my oldest son has been going with the same girl for a while. /", "Uh-huh. /", "He's out of college --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and has a good job, / {C so } he could afford to get married --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- but, is not engaged yet, / {C and } my daughter's been going with the same boy for a while, / {C but } she's still in college / {C and } we're just as happy for her to finish --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- her education first. / That's --", "{D Well, } I don't blame you for that. /", "-- what she plans to do. / {D So, } I hope so. /", "{D Well, } I have the three girls / {C and then } we ended up with four grandsons. /", "{F Oh, } ho-ho. /", "{C And } little boys are around the house --", "A whole new world. /", "-- a whole lot more than girls. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I enjoy them coming, but for short doses <laughter>. /", "I can understand. /", "It feels, - / after they've been here ten minutes, they have already explored the entire house, / they know everything. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } they're fun. /", "{C So } you're all back to the safety catches and the whole nine yards or either watching them every minute. /", "{D Well, } I just watch them. /", "Yeah. /", "[ I d-, + I never did ] put things up when my kids were little / {C and } I haven't with them. / I try to teach them not to get into things. /", "{D Well, } that's the same thing that I did. / I hope I'll be able to do the same with <laughter> grandchildren. /", "<Laughter> I think that once you do that, your children kind of develop the same attitudes. / At least my daughters have. / They try to teach theirs not to get into things instead of having to put everything up. / {C So } it's worked pretty well. / There's, - / I don't really think anything's been broken. / Every now and then we have to kind of go and say, now don't bother this <laughter>, {D you know. } /", "{F Um, } uh-huh <<faint>>. /", "{C But, } all in all, they mind pretty well. / {C But, } I guess most of the hou-, - / d-, - / what kind of roof does your house have? / Here I'm getting off the subject. /", "{D Well, } we have, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOUSES", "prompt": "FIND OUT ABOUT THE OTHER CALLER'S HOME. 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/", "{F Oh, } I don't know. /", "Yeah, / okay, / {D well } back to crime, / I guess we're supposed to talk about that. /", "<Laughter>.", "They say what aspect are you worried about, / {D well, } I think at this point, I for one am worried about every aspect <laughter>. /", "Right, / especially, {F uh, } you, since you're in the same metroplex, / {D you know, } there's so much going on here. /", "I think the drive by shootings are getting to be so common, that's really [ a, + ] something you got to protect yourself from. /", "{D Well, } that, and in the schools, too --", "Uh-huh, / golly / I know. /", "-- starting to put metal detectors in, / {C and, } -/", "Have they done that in Garland? /", "No, / I, - / not that I'm aware of. /", "Now, {F um, } -/", "I just heard, {D you know, } <throat_clearing> last week at that one school, they started putting them in because there was that one shooting -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C so, } {F um, } -/", "{D Well, } we had a vice principal shot at here --", "Is that right? /", "-- last year [ on the, + {D you know, } on the ] school grounds after school. / {C And } the one boy killed himself a few years ago, [ in the, + in a ] grade school, / {C so } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } these kids don't have any trouble getting a hold of guns [ in any -- + -- in any ] neighborhood, doesn't seem like. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C So. } Yeah, / it's kind of scary to think, you send your child to school / {C and } you wonder if he's going to get shot. / {E I mean, } we didn't have to <laughter> worry about that before. /", "I know <laughter>. /", "What next? /", "I know, / [ [ it's, + it's, ] + it's ] getting, - / it's been out of hand, I think, for a while, / {C and } it just continues to get worse. /", "Right, / {C and, } {D you know, } we can't really depend on the police to solve all this, / they just can't do it. /", "Yeah. /", "I think it goes all the way back to the break up of the family --", "Right. /", "-- to a certain extent / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] how we going to bring that back together. /", "Yeah, / that's, - / I thi-, - / I agree, / I think that's where it stems from, is that and, {F um, } {D you know, } you've got [ a lot of, + a lot more ] women that are working nowadays --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- that aren't home with the children -- /", "Right / {C and, } -/", "-- {C and } that may impact it as well. /", "I think so, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] then there's a drop in, {F uh, } the training of morals, really, {D you know. } /", "Right, / right. /", "[ These, + some of these ] young kids you read about, just doesn't bother them to kill someone at all -- /", "Yeah -- /", "-- [ I think -- +", "-- they don't think twice about it. /", "-- I think ] years past maybe our criminals had a little more <laughter> morals, {D you know } --", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "-- wouldn't kill somebody in cold blood. /", "Either that or I don't know if it happened and it wasn't as highly publicized as it is now, or [ what the, + what the, ] -/", "I think it was just rare, / I really do. /", "Uh-huh. /", "My mother, {D well, } she's {D like } seventy-four now. / [ She, + when she ] was a young girl, she had a beautiful, beautiful cousin that lived in California, / {C and } she was dating this millionaire's son / {C and } he wanted to marry her, / {C and } she wouldn't marry him / {C and so } he drove out in the country one day and shot them both, / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "You're kidding. /", "No, / I'm the one, -/", "Himself and her? /", "Yeah, / that must have been at least fifty years ago or more, / {C but } --", "{F Oh, } wow, /", "-- the point of the story is that, that was so unbelievable a thing in those days that it was in all the papers, all over the country for weeks -- /", "I bet. /", "-- {C but } now, {D you know, } you wouldn't probably read about it here in Texas -- /", "{F Oh, } I know, /", "-- it's just, {D you know, } another killing. /", "{D Well, } they were, - / I was watching some show the other day, / {C and } they were talking about, {F uh, } mass murderers -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } they brought up what happened in Killeen here recently, / {C and } --", "{F Um. } /", "-- they were saying, {D you know, } that these guys want attention, and that when it happens they're glorified because [ all the newspaper, + it's on --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- all the newspapers ] --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and T V -s and everything, /", "Right, / lots of their picture and life story and everything. /", "Right, / {C and then } you get to their life story, / {F Oh, } they came from a broken family -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F oh } this person had mental problems -- /", "Right. /", "-- {F oh } {F duh, } {F duh, } {F duh } --", "Right. /", "-- {D you know, } /", "I know, how we (( )) [ and + ] straighten up all these twisted people before they do something terrible, /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } {F uh, } that story I just told you about my mother's beautiful cousin, {D well, } the same thing happened here in Arlington, when was it, I think [ it was, + {F oh, } it was ] almost a year ago in December to a girl that my daughter had graduated from high school with. /", "Is that right? /", "Yeah, / I think it was on a Hard Copy, / she was a real attractive blond girl, [ in, + in ] her freshman year of college -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } some boy she tried to get rid of, he was like in his twenties, -/", "{F Uh, } I remember seeing that, /", "Remember that? /", "I saw that on Hard Copy <laughter>. /", "Right, / right, <laughter> / that's, {F uh, } -/", "Yes. /", "My daughter graduated with her from Arlington High School. /", "Is that right? /", "Yeah, / can you believe it, / that's just, {F uh, } -/", "I'm trying to remember, / he, {F um, } had her in the car in front of a Taco (( )) or something -- /", "Taco Bueno, / right, / uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } he just shot them --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- himself and her. /", "Right. /", "I remember seeing that. /", "Yeah, {F uh, } {F uh, } / isn't that weird? /", "Yeah, / there's just too many crazy people out there these days. /", "I know, / {C and, } {F uh, } the police are not going to do anything until [ they, + they've ] committed some sort of a crime. / {D You know, } he was just begging her on the phone, / that's not doing anything. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } there are times I think, gee, I (( )) should give my kids gu-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CRIME", "prompt": "DISCUSS CRIME IN AMERICAN CITIES TODAY. 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/", "Yeah. /", "{D Well, } it is fun, what little I do. / Of course, I don't, {D you know, } - / I think when they refer to different kinds of fishing - / I told my husband last night when I had called and they had, told me that this was a topic, I said, {D well, } I can tell them how to fish with a minnow or how to fish with a worm <laughter>. / He said, I don't think that's the different kinds of fishing they're talking about <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } I hope it is, /", "<Laughter>.", "there's not a whole lot of different kinds. /", "That's about the only kind I know how to do. /", "I don't do a lot of deep sea fishing, / [ I, + {C because } I ] get seasick, / {C but } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- we have a lot of lakes here in this area -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I do a lot of fishing for, {F uh, } bass. / We have a [ lot of, + {F uh, } {F uh, } couple of ] lakes in our area that are [ fil-, + just filled ] with good sized bass. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } when I get tired of them outwitting me, I fish for catfish -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we use worms and shiners, which is pretty much like minnows --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- a little bit bigger than minnows, / {C and then } I also use spinner baits and plastic worms. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It all depends on what I'm fishing for, and the time of day. /", "{D Well, } it sounds like you do quite a bit of it. /", "I do. / {F Uh, } there's a lake {D like } maybe two or three miles from here, / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it's very convenient on afternoons when I want to just get away and sit and think. / Fishing's a good way to do that, / {C and } I have a lot of friends who like to go fishing. /", "Do you have a boat? /", "No, / I don't. / I have a friend who has a little [ infla-, + inflatable ] raft, / {C and } we --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- use that sometimes. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I wish I had a boat, / {C but } I don't. /", "I think the lakes are probably different in Michigan than they are in Texas. / The ones around here are so big, that you can fish off the dock -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } unless you have a boat you can't really get into [ the, + where they call the ] good fishing holes, {D you know. } /", "Right. / That's the same way here, isn't it? /", "Is it? /", "You have to get back in the sticks in the, -/", "Uh-huh. / My in-laws live on a lake, {F uh, } a little bit east of Dallas, kind of in the Piney Woods, / {C and } the lake is beautiful, / {C and } I like to go out and stand at the end of the dock and fish, / {C but } actually catching fish to eat per se, you don't really do much of that right there. / I catch a lot of little old, {F uh, } I think they call them perch -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and then } [ the, + the, ] {F uh, } turtles try to eat up all my bait <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Oh. /", "{C So } [ it's, + it's ] so close to the dock that I think all I do is feed them a little bit -- /", "[ We don't have, +", "-- {C but } it's kind of fun. /", "We don't have ] a big problem with turtles, / {C but } we do have a awful lot of snakes in our lakes. /", "{F Um } --", "{C And } [ I, +", "-- I would be afraid of that. /", "{D Well, } I ] can't think of a time that I've been fishing that I haven't run into one or two of them. /", "Do they ever get on your hook? /", "No, / we, {F uh, } - / occasionally I'll catch an eel --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ on a, + on a ] hook, but never the snakes. / They just kind of, -/", "Are they poisonous snakes? /", "{F Uh, } we have a lot of cotton mouth, / {C so } yes / they are, definitely -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } they live in [ little shallow, + little ] coves that I like to fish in, / {C so } I seem them swimming by every once in a while. /", "Yeah, / I think I'd be a little bit afraid of those. /", "Yeah, / [ [ they can, + they're, ] + they're ] certainly ugly. /", "Uh-huh. / We, {F uh, } saw a large snake right off the dock there at my in-laws' place last year. / It was probably four inches in diameter or something like that {D you know. } / Great big snake, / {C and } [ it, + of course, it ] scared the women to death, {D you know, } / {C but } the men come out and said {F oh, } {D well, } that's only [ a, + a ] king snake, it won't really hurt you, {D you know. } / {C But } it looked so bad -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } it was so big, that it might not would have hurt us, / {C but } we sure felt like it was hurting us, just being there, {D you know } <laughter>. /", "Definitely. /", "{C But } they're scary looking. /", "Do you have bass? /", "Yes, {F uh, } / I think that, {F uh, } probably around here people fish for bass and crappie and catfish more than anything else. /", "Right. / {D Well, } that's pretty much the same way here. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I, -/", "{D Now, } they have a lot of bass tournaments. /", "{D Well, } we have those. / I don't -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ I + inevitably, if I ] enter one of those, I never catch a thing. /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "I just go out there and sit and watch other people do it. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well } that's kind of, - / we've never entered a tournament or anything. / We're not that big into fishing, / {C but } I see a lot of people, / {D you know, } early in the morning there'll be all the boats going out, / {C and } they'll say, {D Well, } there's a big bass tournament this weekend, / {C and } all those people are here for the tournament, {D you know. } /", "{F Oh, } yes. /", "{C So } I think there's a lot of people that have, {D you know, } [ really, + I guess that you'd call it really ] sport fishing, / they're really into it to try to win. /", "Yeah, / {F oh, } definitely. /", "My. /", "Certainly here they are. /", "{C But } [ it is, + it's ] [ very, + a very ] relaxing sport to be able to just be out on the water and looking around. / The peace and calmness is really relaxing. /", "Yeah, / it's a good thing to take a nice book and sit back and read and fish. /", "Uh-huh. /", "That's what I do a lot. /", "I've never tried taking a book with me. / I'll have to try that one of these days. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FISHING", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT KIND OF FISHING THE OTHER CALLER ENJOYS. 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I usually have ] {D like } a little theme when I have a dinner party /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Um, } I would have maybe, {F um, } say if it was {D like } Greek night or something -- *[[sd]]", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F um, } maybe, {F um, } <lipsmack> on the barbecue we'd put, {F uh, } cubes of lamb or I guess lamb used for Greek. And, {F um, } {D like } a shish kabob,", "Uh-huh. /", "and, {F um, } mushrooms and tomatoes and onions / {C and then } we'd have, {F um, } <lipsmack> {D like } a big Greek tossed salad kind of like a Caesar salad. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F um, } let's see what else. / {F Um, } maybe some rolls and, {F um, } I guess some, {F uh, } some rice or something like that. / How does that sound? <laughter>. /", "Jeez, / [ {D well, } + {D well, } ] when is the party here? <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / <laughter> {F Um, } yeah, / that would take some planning / {C but, } -/", "I don't know / [ being a, + being ] the bachelor here that I am, [ I, + I ] don't think [ I'd, + I'd ] [ be a-, + b-, ] - / {E I mean } [ it, + it's ] not a question of capability here to do something like that. / It's just [ there's, + there's ] no motivation. /", "That's right. /", "{D You know, } [ I want to, + I want to ] throw some charcoal on the grill [ and, + and ] throw a steak on there and some baked potatoes and stuff like that / {C but, } {F um, } -/", "{D Well, } that sounds good too. / [ I have, + {F um, } I have ] three kids -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so, } {F um, } when we have friends over I have my oldest kind of baby-sit for the little two younger ones upstairs / {C and, } {F um, } usually we just have very plain kind of, {D you know, } [ interesting, + not very interesting ] meals.", "Uh-huh. /", "Pizza and that (( all / {C so } )) once in a while when we do something like that it's kind of fun, / {C but } it's [ not a, +", "Yeah. /", "not a ] regular thing. <laughter> /", "Yeah. /", "{D Now } are we supposed to talk for about five minutes, / it?", "Yeah, / that's what [ they, + they ] are shooting for here. /", "Okay. / {F Um, } let's see now / wh-, - / okay, / {D so } you would have a barbecue wouldn-, -/", "{D Well, } [ I live on a, + I live on a ] lake here, /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] it, - / {C and then } during the summertime it's real nice to be able to entertain outdoors, /", "{F Oh, } sure. /", "{D like } that's a little more a casual thing. / {C But } in [ (( mine )) + ] the wintertime it's not bad too because then I've got [ a, + a ] fireplace and a nice, nice house and all that / {C so } we,", "Uh-huh. / {F Oh, } that sounds wonderful. /", "really good place to do entertaining like that. - / I just haven't, {F uh, } really tried a whole lot / {C but, } {F uh } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I don't know, / let's see. / [ I have had, + {D well, } one time I did have ] a dinner party. / I served a, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / I had a gang of people over and kind of made a fried chicken thing and biscuits,", "Uh-huh. /", "and kind of [ southern, + {F uh, } southern ] food even though I'm up here in New York, / {C so } <laughter>. -/", "{F Oh, } you are in New York right now? /", "Yeah. /", "Oh. / [ I'm, + I'm ] in Texas. / I didn't know this was [ all, + from all ] over the whole country. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / Yeah, /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "it is. / It's, -/", "{C And } I'm [ fr-, + originally from ] Long Island. /", "{F Oh, } no kidding? /", "Yes, / {C and } {D now } where are you in New York? /", "Upstate. /", "{F Oh, } upstate. /", "Rome. / In, {F uh, }", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "(( Griffins )) Air Force Base. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / Is that where [ you, + you ] are originally from around there? / {F Oh, } okay. /", "{C and, } {F uh, } been all over the place. /", "{F Oh, } wow. / That's interesting. / Okay, / let's see. / {F Um, } {D well, } [ I like to have, + {F um, } sometimes when I have a dinner party I'll have, ] {F um, } everybody bring something, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } that's real interesting because then you get [ different, + {F um, } different ] kinds of foods and new recipes / {C and, } {F um, } {F uh, } sometimes somebody will be bring something that you really like, /", "Right. /", "{C and } get the recipe from them or whatever. / {C And } we are just getting interested [ in, + in ] Mexican food / {C because } here in Texas they have lots of,", "Uh-huh. /", "really good Mexican restaurants / {C and, }", "Sure. /", "{F um, } [ we're, + we're ] just getting into the fajitas and all that stuff that you could, - / do you know what a fajita is? /", "Yeah. / Yeah, /", "Yeah. /", "I've been down to Texas a few times,", "Okay. /", "and, {F uh, } had, {F uh, } the pleasure of their good Mexican,", "Yes. /", "cuisine down there. /", "They have some delicious, delicious things, / {C and } I, {F um, } - / since I always make chicken burritos and just --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- take chicken breasts / {C and } you boil them, maybe like four chicken breasts, / {C and } you boil them until they are cooked.", "Uh-huh. /", "Maybe like thirty minutes / {C and } then you debone them [ and, + and ] kind of shred them up into the meat (( that has gotten )) cooled / {C and } you take, {F um, } [ s-, + ] little bit, maybe two tablespoons of butter [ and a fr-, + ] in a big frying pan. And chop up some onion and put in oregano and salt, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECIPES/FOOD/COOKING", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS FOOD AND COOKING. WHAT FOODS WOULD YOU INCLUDE IN THE MENU FOR A DINNER PARTY? SHARE THE RECIPE FOR ONE OF THESE FOODS WITH THE OTHER CALLER.", "talk_day": "11/07/1991", "from_caller": 1073, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1967, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1367, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1955, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NYC"}}

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/", "Right now it's three. /", "Okay. / {F Uh, } I was down at about four or five quite awhile ago. / It's probably up there to twenty now if I (( )) [ to + ] start again. /", "{D Well, } if you play with some consistency though, you can get it right back down. /", "Yeah. / Yeah. / I have got to try and get out there. / [ I, + I ] know with [ our, + our ] long winters [ I, + I ] enjoy watching it. / I don't know if it's just because I like the game or I just like [ to, + to ] see the warm weather. /", "{F Uh, } {D well, } we can usually play here year around. / Sometimes in January it's not too comfortable to play. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } there is usually two or three days in the week that you can get out there and play, / {C and } I'm pretty much addicted to golf, / {C so. } I get out there one way or the other. /", "<Throat_clearing> Yeah, / that's the problem out here with the long layovers with the winter / you almost have to relearn every spring <laughter> [ to, + to ] get back out. /", "It's a good game though. / It's very challenging / {C and } the reason I like it so much is because I'm essentially playing against myself. /", "Yeah. /", "That's the way I look at it. / [ I, + I ] play [ in, + in ] [ lo-, + a lot ] of groups / [ {C and } + {C but } ] [ I, + they ] keep score [ and, + ] between themselves / {C but } I really don't care. / {F Um, } I go out / {C and } each shot I say, {D well, } this is what I'm going to try to do -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and then } I see how close I can come to that. /", "Right. / Yeah, / you always work on trying to improve each day / {C and, } -/", "Yeah, / {C and } [ i-, + inevitably ] one facet of my game isn't working at one time or another. / Either I'm not driving very well / {C or } I'm not hitting long irons very well / {C or } I'm not putting well / [ {C or, } + {C but } ] sometimes it all comes together. /", "Yeah. / Yeah, / I know what you mean. / [ I, + when I ] used to golf out there I'd putt well but [ I, + I ] wouldn't, {F uh, } chip well. / One of the two, {F uh, } / {C or } something would go wrong / {C but } I always managed [ to, + to ] get near par anyway. /", "{D Well, } we just had the tour championship here in Pine Hurst. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } I went to that. / Craig (( Statler )) won in a playoff. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } we, {F uh, } - / this is a big golf area. /", "Yeah. /", "We have a lot of, {F uh, } - / I'd say we probably have <breathing> within fifteen miles, twenty golf communities built around courses that are pretty well designed and then of course, Pine Hurst / {C and } we still have the (( Greensboro )) Open here every year. /", "Uh-huh. / Do you have, {F uh, } long waits, {F uh, } to get on the course? /", "Yes, / we do as a matter of fact. / [ [ It, + it, ] + {F uh, } it's ] only been that way in the last five years. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } now you, {F uh, } - / most of the courses have a, {F uh, } two day advance tee time you have to call, /", "Yeah. / Okay. / I just moved into this small community / {C so } I'm going to try and get into one of the golf courses here. /", "<Cough>.", "I'm hoping that won't be,", "<Cough>.", "cou-, - / I,", "<Cough>.", "was from the, {F uh, }", "<Cough>.", "twin cities area. /", "<Cough> That's some cold golf too, isn't it? /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "<Cough>.", "Are you sure you guys aren't having the bad weather? /", "<Cough> We have cold. /", "Yeah. /", "Usually January and the first two weeks of February. /", "{D Well, } I wish that's all we had. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } last week we were in the seventies. / Something is coming through now / {C so } it's like in the low forties right now. /", "Oh. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } it's supposed to leave early in the week and then be back in the sixties. / We have very windy winters --", "<Cough> Yeah <noise>. /", "-- <Cough> and very cold. / {C But } we don't get any snow anymore. / [ I don't, + I don't ] know what changed that pattern. / We used to get four or five inches a year. / Now we get nothing. / It's been probably five years since we've had any measurable snowfall. /", "I see. / {D Well, } at least [ it, + that ] doesn't, {F uh, } get in the way of golfing / {C so } that <noise>, -/", "No, /", "<Noise> Yeah. /", "Get out my orange golf ball and go out. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / that's what they do here sometimes. / You hear about it where they will take the orange ball out there / {C but, } if you got, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GOLF", "prompt": "DISCUSS GOLF. ARE YOU A SPECTATOR OR A PLAYER? WHAT ARE THE ASPECTS OF THE GAME THAT YOU THINK ARE MOST CHALLENGING? WHAT DO YOU ENJOY THE MOST ABOUT PLAYING OR WATCHING GOLF?", "talk_day": "11/09/1991", "from_caller": 1426, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1952, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1422, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1956, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/", "{F Uh, } it's really cold / {C and } [ it's + supposedly for this time of the year it's ] unseasonably cold / {C and } they've gotten more snow than they've ever had. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "You have, breaking records for coldness and all that kind of stuff. / How about you guys? /", "{F Um. } {F Uh, } [ [ it's just, + it's a, ] + it's about ] same. / The usual, I think. /", "Oh. /", "{D So, } nice for skiing and all that kind of stuff <laughter>. / It's good. /", "Yeah, / {D well } [ the weather, + let's see, {D well, } the snow ] here is different from Utah's, / {C because } I have lived in Utah for {D like } ten years. /", "{F Oh, } really? / What part? /", "{C And, } {F uh, } - / Provo. / I was going to B Y U. /", "{F Oh, } really? / Okay. /", "Yeah. / {C And, } {F uh, } the snow is {D like, } really cold. / {E I mean, } it's, {D like, } really humid / {C so } it seems wetter or something like that. / It's, -/", "It's more humid in Utah than there? /", "Uh-huh. /", "Or there? /", "It's more humid in Iowa --", "Okay. /", "-- than Utah. /", "Right. /", "Yeah. /", "Okay. /", "{C And } it seems like when the winds blow, [ it's really, + ] it goes right through you. / It's really different from Utah's weather. / I thought Utah was cold, / {C but } I think Iowa is a lot colder <laughter> <noise>. /", "Yeah, / {D see, } that's how it is in Texas, too / {C because } when it's cold, it's really cold. / {C So, } -/", "Yeah, / I don't think there is any mountains to stop the wind <laughter>. /", "What's that? /", "I don't think there is any mountains to stop the wind. /", "Right. / Yeah. / {C So } the humidity is I think what does it <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / I think that's true. /", "{C Because } [ I, + I ] noticed when I got here, too, / {C because } {D like } I'd, - / when it would snow in Texas --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } [ I would just, + {E I mean } we'd ] be [ f-, + really cold ] / {C and } we'd have to get really warm, / {C and } here you can almost not even wear a coat outside when it's snowing / {C and } [ you don't -- +", "Yeah, / yeah, / that's true. /", "-- you don't ] feel super cold. / It was weird. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C But, } + {C so } ] how long ago <baby> did you graduate? / {C Or } did you, / {C or, } -/", "{F Uh, } I graduated in nineteen eighty-seven. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah, / my husband got his doctorate at B Y U, / {C so } that's, - / {C and so } he just graduated this past year. /", "Oh. / {C So } you just barely moved away? /", "Uh-huh <laughter>. / Yeah, /", "Do you like it out there? /", "{D Well, } we really miss ] Utah <laughter>. / We miss --", "You do? /", "-- the mountains. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because } it's, {D like, } really flat here <laughter>. / {D Well, } not flat, but hilly. / But no big mountains or anything. /", "Uh-huh. / {C So } you just moved away a year ago? /", "{F Uh, } in August. /", "Wow, really recent. /", "<Breathing> Yeah. / {C But, } {F uh, } [ {D see, } + {D see } ] what else can I say about the weather. / {F Uh, } <lipsmack>, {D well, } today was warmer <laughter>. / It was {D like } forty-five <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } warm <laughter>. /", "{C So, } what's the temperature up today over there? /", "{F Oh, } man, / [ it's got to be + {D like, } it's ] probably fifty, fifty-five, maybe. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Maybe not that warm. / Probably about, {F uh, } - / yeah. / [ It's not, + it's not ] that cold, really. /", "{C And } whenever I remembered the weather reports in Utah, I never really remember them talking too much about wind chill. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } they talk about wind chill here all the time. /", "Yeah, / that's a big deal in Texas, too. /", "They said it could be, {D like, } six degrees out and, {D like, } negative forty-one wind chill. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So, } that's what we're not used to <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / that's true. / That makes a big difference. {F Huh. } /", "{C So, } {F oh, } I, -/", "{C So, } did you used to ski when you were out here? /", "What's that? /", "Did you used to ski when you were in Utah? /", "{F Oh, } [ I've only, + I've only ] skied in Utah once. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "I only skied once my whole life <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But, } do you do a lot of skiing there? /", "{F Uh, } not tons, / {C but } I like to when I get a chance. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I've only been once so far, but had the opportunity a couple times since then. / Just saving my money for Christmas things --", "Yeah. /", "-- and that. /", "{C So } is this your first year in Utah? /", "{F Uh, } no, / this is actually my third year. /", "{C And } you're going to school there? /", "Uh-huh. /", "Oh. /", "Yep. /", "At U of U, / {C or, } -/", "No, / at B Y U. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah. /", "Oh. /", "{D So, } {C but, } I'll be here a long time <laughter>, at this rate. /", "What's your major? /", "{F Uh, } it was nursing, / {C but } I'm in the process of changing it right now. /", "Uh-huh, / oh. /", "{C Because } it's really, really competitive at B Y U. /", "Yeah. /", "You have to have {D like } a <laughter> three seven to get in / {C so, }", "That's true. /", "It's really, - / I'm going to look into some other fields. / I'd like, - / all the science classes and that, I'm just not really enjoying too much / {C so } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I think I better get into something that I can enjoy the process of going to school / {C so, } -/", "Yeah, / [ that's, + that's ] a good idea. /", "Did you graduate in a certain field / {C or, } -/", "{F Uh, } education. / I got a double major. /", "In, -/", "{F Uh, } elementary and special ed. /", "Really? /", "Uh-huh. /", "That what my sister did. /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah, / you might know her. / Here name is Lori, Bird. / Maybe not <laughter>. / I think she graduated around then, too, though, eighty-seven probably, / {C but, } she got her doc-, -/", "Yeah, / {D well, } I can't, - / there are so many girls in all my classes, / I <laughter> can't remember --", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "-- how many people. /", "{C Because } they, since, {F uh, } stopped that program. {E I mean, } [ where you can -- +", "{F Oh, } have they? /", "-- where you can ] get it double pretty easily. /", "Oh. /", "{E I mean, } [ it's, + it's ] really, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "WEATHER CLIMATE", "prompt": "DISCUSS THE WEATHER. WHAT HAS IT BEEN LIKE IN YOUR AREA? HAS IT BEEN TYPICAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR? COMPARE IT WITH THE OTHER CALLER'S WEATHER.", "talk_day": "12/10/1991", "from_caller": 1389, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1971, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1461, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1962, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

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/", "{F Oh, } I guess the first thing has been [ the, + {F uh, } for the ] right, for women to vote. / I think that has been a major change and also the fact that, {F uh, } there are so [ mu-, + many ] more women in the work force nowadays than there were / {C and } that's probably going to increase.", "Right. /", "{D You know. } /", "Increases each year, doesn't it? /", "I'm sorry? /", "It increases each year I think. /", "It sure does. / Yeah, / there is a lot more women in the work place nowadays. /", "{D Well, } {C and } I think women have kind of had, {F uh, } in the past the real subservient --", "Role? /", "-- role. /", "Right. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } -/", "That's changing <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } we do to some degree -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C but, } {F uh, } {F uh, } I think it's not as much as it was. /", "Right, / yeah, / [ I, + I ] agree. / It definitely --", "[ I, +", "-- has changed. /", "{C And } especially, I ] think with women increasingly working, they're going to have to demand more <laughter> from men. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Because } there is just, [ i-, + impossible ] to keep up on everything else. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "Have more of an active role in taking care of children, more of an active role in taking care of the home. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } they've been talking about - / {C and } I don't know, {F uh, } what the status is on it, / {C but, } {D you know, } women get maternity leave and stuff like that / {C and } I know that [ they've, + there ] has been discussion about men also getting maternity leave --", "Right. /", "-- to help out, / {C but } {D you know, } I haven't really heard much about that recently. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } there is a lot of companies that won't give [ mat-, + women maternity ] leave for that very reason. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } in fact, I know the school districts down here, [ you, + they ] don't have maternity leave. / {F Uh } --", "{F Oh, } is that right? /", "-- you simply have to [ take, + accumulate ] your sick leave.", "Oh. /", "And take your sick leave. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I don't know, {F uh, } if bigger company companies do, / {C but } when I was employed with the school district, I didn't have maternity leave either / {C and } that was the reason / {C because } they thought was showing (( prejisim )) to women and not to men / [ {C but, } +", "{F Huh, } that's interesting. /", "{C So, } ] {F uh, } -/", "That's a bummer, though <laughter>. /", "Yeah / <laughter>, it is. /", "{E I mean, }", "You have to save all of your, {F uh, } vacation time. /", "You got to take the time off <laughter>. /", "You do. / You have to save all your vacation time / {C and } --", "Yeah. /", "-- that's usually how it's, {F uh, } happened, / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "What do you see, {F uh, } changing in the future? /", "<Breathing> I think that we're probably going to see a lot more companies, {F uh, } run by females. /", "Right, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] --", "# {C And } we'll prob-, # -/", "-- # top level. # /", "I'm sorry? /", "Maybe top level. /", "Right, / right, / upper management, / more women in upper management / {C and } probably, {F uh, } we'll see more females in political roles. / More governors and, I think, {D you know, } roles like that. /", "That would be kind of nice <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } [ we've got, + in Texas, we have ] a female governor. /", "That's right, / that's right. /", "{C And } we had a female mayor here in Dallas, / {C and } [ she just, + her term just ] ended / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] I think we're probably going to see more of that --", "Yeah -- /", "-- in the future <<faint>>. /", "-- I think that's probably good. / A little more integration. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } maybe not so much that we sit on the back burners / {C and, } -/", "Right, {D you know, } / {E I mean, } {C and } that's fine with me -- /", "I think, -/", "-- {C but } sometimes, - / {E I mean } I'm not a women's libber by any means, / {C but } --", "Right. /", "-- I do, - / there are issues that, {D you know, } as far as, {D like, } equal pay for men and women and that kind of stuff, I totally am for. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } I don't get into [ the, + {F uh, } the ] real <laughter> --", "# No, / I don't either. # /", "-- # women libber # movement, {D you know. } /", "I don't think they're ever going to prove that men and women are equal <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "We just function differently <laughter>. /", "Right, / right. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I'm not capable of lifting what, {F uh, } a man can lift and --", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know, } [ that type of, + that type of ] thing, / {C but, } {F uh } --", "Right. /", "-- one of the big changes, {F uh, } they're doing in Salt Lake is, {F uh, } - / {C and } they're probably, - / I'm sure, in Dallas since you're big places, a lot more women are, {F uh, } working right out of their home with their P C's or with their lap computers or whatever. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I've ] heard of that. / {F Uh, } I haven't really talked to anybody that's, {D you know, } too involved with that. / {C But, } {E I mean, } I think that is a, -/", "# I think that, # -/", "# Like the # cottage industry. / [ Is, + is ] that what you're talking about, women working out of their homes? /", "Right. /", "Yeah, / {F uh, } I think it's wonderful <laughter>. /", "Right. / You only have to check in with the office once or twice a week / {C and, } -/", "Yeah. /", "Course, they're talking about, {F uh, } that we're going to be able to do our grocery shopping and <laughter> --", "{F Oh, } I kn-, -/", "-- banking and --", "By the phone and all that. /", "-- everything like that, / {C so, } {F uh, } it would be kind of exciting in some ways [ to, + to ] see a little bit more of that / {C and } some ways, it might be kind of <laughter> scary. /", "Right. /", "Think anybody could do it, / {C but, }", "Right. /", "Anyway, -/", "Yeah, / I wouldn't mind just calling up the grocery store and giving them my order and --", "Right. /", "-- going an hour later and picking it up <laughter>. /", "Right, / {C but then } {D you know, } there is the process of selection. / Would you have to give them <breathing> --", "Right. /", "-- the brand /", "Right. /", "{D You know, } when you shop, you usually compare the prices / {C and, } would be nice, though. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "WOMEN'S ROLES", "prompt": "DISCUSS THE CHANGES IN THE ROLES OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN SOCIETY OVER THE PAST GENERATION OR TWO. 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It's probably, {F um, } I compare it to the size of Plano, maybe a little smaller. / Plano, Texas. /", "Oh. / I talked to someone that was only a couple of thousand in her town, I think. / Yeah, / I forgot the name of the town. / I thought maybe it was you <laughter>. /", "No <laughter>. / *[[nn]]", "{F Oh, } {D well, } anyway, we're supposed to talk about education. / I certainly have some ideas since I'm studying it now in college. / I'd say, first of all, they need to go back to spending more time on the basic reading, writing, arithmetic --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- in grade school, / {C because } they really teach you about forty percent less than they used to, / {C and } it shows up. / That's one idea. / Do you have any? /", "{F Um, } I don't know, / [ I'm pretty, + I think I'm pretty ] satisfied with, {F um, } - / [ I gre-, + I grew ] up in Plano -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ {C and, } + {C and } ] my dad is actually on the school board there, / {C so, } I kind of kept up with a lot of things that went on. /", "Yeah, / it's - / Plano, {F uh, } improved greatly in the last twenty, twenty-five years -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- that's for sure. / It used to be the pits. / {C And } Arlington is excellent now, / {C but } I'm just speaking overall --", "Oh. /", "-- across the country. /", "Yeah. /", "Something is definitely wrong. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } one thing, they don't spend as much time just teaching reading and writing, / {C so } a lot of kids are just being promoted from year to year / {C and } they truly can't read -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C so } I don't know how they expect them to, {F uh, } pass history when they can't read anything, {D you know, } even read a word problem in math. / {C So, } {F um, } that's definitely a problem. / Another problem is you're going to keep the smarter people in the system too long paying the wages they do. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } {F um, } -/", "{C So } [ do you, + what do you ] think is good about the schools? /", "That is good about, - / {D well, } it depends on where you are. / They're all so different. / That's another thing --", "Yeah. /", "-- about the United States. / There's no national curriculum, {D you know, } / {E I mean, } what they'd be teaching in an Arlington school they may not be teaching in a Plano school -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } in the same school district, [ you may, + even in an Arlington seventh grade for instance, you may ] have an English class / you may have half literature for the whole year, / whereas in another one they're going to concentrate on grammar --", "Grammar. /", "-- and give you a little literature, / it's up to the teacher, in other words. / {C So } [ that's kind of o-, + {D you know, } that's kind of odd ] to me. /", "Yeah. /", "It depends on, {F uh, } what school you're in and who your teacher is, actually -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C or } is how you end up <laughter>. - / Overall, Arlington is good, one of the better ones in the state, / {C so } I guess we lucked out when we moved here. /", "Uh-huh. / {C So, } yeah, / that's the thing is just to look at the school system in the area that you move into before you. -/", "Uh-huh. / Of course we have a slight problem in that, {F uh, } the number of the illiterate in America is mushrooming at this point, / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } where our kids might be in a great school, we're still paying an awful lot of taxes for people who are on welfare and unemployment because they can't read, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So. } -/", "{C But } do you think that there should be, {F um, } nationwide, {F um, } curriculum? /", "I don't know. / I just read about that the other day, / {C and } I had never even thought of it. / Actually it makes sense to a certain extent, / {C because } sometimes, {D like } a third grade teacher will get kids from second grade that didn't even learn what, {F uh, } - / they should to do the work that she is supposed to teach, {D you know. }", "Uh-huh. /", "(( )) and according to her plan, / {C so } I guess if there was a national curriculum we'd at least have a certain amount that all kids would learn. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } {F uh. } We actually rank forty-ninth in the world as far as just plain literacy goes, {D you know. } /", "{F Um. } /", "[ That's, + that's ] pretty low that there's --", "Yeah. /", "-- forty-eight countries ahead of us that have [ more peop-, + more citizens ] percentage wise that can read and write, / {C so, } {F um, } unless we want to keep [ paying, + paying ] for these people that can't make it in society, we're going to have to do something. / I don't know. / Obviously nobody's smart enough to have figured it out yet, / {C so } I probably can't <laughter>. / {C But } I do think that we have to cut out some of this folderol stuff and go back in the first five, six grades and just keep going over and over and over until most of those that are capable can at least learn to read and write -- / -- {C because } they can't even get the menial job without being able to read something nowadays --", "Right. /", "-- {D you know. } / {F Uh, } [ you can't, + you can't ] even work an answering machine if you're at work and had to get a message or something <laughter>, {D you know, } or fill out an application to work at McDonalds if you can't read. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So, } {F uh, } I think [ that's, + that's ] a start at least, going back to the basics in the early grades -- / -- {C and, } {F um, } they say that the average English student nowadays does at least fifty percent less reading and writing than they did twenty years ago, / {C and } that's a big jump. /", "Yeah / *[[aa]] I believe that <laughter>. /", "Did you go to school in Plano? /", "I did. /", "Through high school. /", "Uh-huh, / {F uh, } kinder-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "PUBLIC EDUCATION", "prompt": "DISCUSS WITH THE OTHER CALLER WHETHER THERE IS SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS TODAYY", "talk_day": "12/15/1991", "from_caller": 1400, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1942, "from_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED", "to_caller": 1389, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1971, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "[ [ We, + we, ] + we ] have a terrible air pollution problem. /", "Do you really? /", "Our summers are extremely, {F uh, } hazardous -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } during, {F uh, } certain wind directions because we get the, {F uh, } Gary, Indiana --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- Chicago pollution -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } we can look out on the lake and just see the brown haze, {F uh } --", "That's horrible. /", "-- coming up along the lake. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } they do post, {F uh, } {F uh, } warnings for people who have, {F uh, } heart diseases or respiratory problems --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- during that summer season. / In the winter it's not as severe. /", "Right. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } if the wind comes basically from the south it can be really bad. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } the State of Wisconsin, as a matter of fact, {F uh, } started some litigation against Illinois because of the air pollution we were getting. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } I don't think it's going to go very far, / {C but } [ it, + it ] was, {F uh, } a way of, {F uh, } triggering, {F uh, } awareness. /", "Right, / right. /", "{C So } what's the conditions like in Dallas? /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } in Dallas, [ I, + I ] haven't seen air pollution [ quite on a, + quite on a ] level that we had in Denver. / I grew up in Denver, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I've lived there most of my life, / {C and } we used to have [ those, + {F uh, } {D you know, } the ] posted warning days. / {F Uh, } however, in Colorado now, they have the emissions control law, which has really cut down, - / probably only once every couple of years do we ever have pollution so bad that they have to [ po-, + post ] warnings now, {D you know, } as far as health concerns. /", "{F Um. } /", "{F Uh, } due to [ that emi-, + [ the, + the ] emissions, ] {F uh, } <throat_clearing> {F uh, } control on the vehicles, seems that [ all of our, + all of our, ] {F uh, } smog was caused by vehicles rather than industry. /", "Wisconsin has [ a, + a ] law in which we need to take our cars in every year when we apply for a new license tag --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and they are tested for, {F uh, } their pollution control equipment, / {C and } if they don't qualify then they have to take it to a mechanic and have it gone over and then verify that [ it, + it ] is drivable. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So, } [ they've, + they've ] tried to do a lot of that -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I thi-, - / {D you know, } there seem to be, at least in certain little pockets, - / {C and } we were talking earlier about Madison -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- Madison has one of the nicest, {F uh, } bike, {F uh, } road, {F uh, } sharing programs [ of, + of ] any city in Wisconsin -- /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "-- {C and } all Wisconsin has probably the most extensive number of, {F uh, } bike trails for recreational use --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- of any of the states. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } there is [ a, + a ] real promotion [ of, + of ] biking -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but, } {F um, } there are still a lot of people who insist [ on, + on ] driving their own automobiles --", "Right. /", "-- {F uh, } to go everywhere. / I find that a little irritating, because --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I don't think it's always so necessary. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / [ it, + it ] becomes, {F uh, } - / maybe to you and I who have grown up [ in some + in, {F uh, } {F uh, } some ] more beautiful parts of the country, {F uh, } I think [ that, + that, ] {F uh, } we become a little more aware, {F uh, } rather quickly [ of, + of ] what's happening with air pollution and [ how, + {F uh, } how ] horrible it really is. / {F Um, } [ I, + I ] notice people [ in, + in ] Dallas seem to say, {D Well, } sure, there's air pollution, but, {D you know, } really, [ how bad is, + how bad could ] this problem really be. /", "[ Send, + send ] them to Wisconsin, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } we'll let them try to drink out of some of the lakes --", "{F Oh } really <laughter>. /", "-- and try to fish in some of the lakes that have been suffering from, {F uh, } the, {F uh, } acid rain -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ [ they'll, + they'll, ] + they may ] wake up, {D you know, } / how'd you like to own a piece of property where your lake is going sour --", "Right. /", "-- because of acid rain. /", "Right. /", "It's, {F uh, } really a serious issue for those of us up in this, {F uh, } sector [ up, + up ] here. /", "[ Do you find that, + {F um, } [ {E or, } + {E or } ] do you hypothesize [ that, + that ] ] most of the, {F uh, } smog [ or, + or ] air pollution comes from vehicles / {C or } does it come mostly from industry up there? /", "I think it's mostly vehicles --", "Yeah. /", "-- although <throat_clearing> it does come from some of the industry [ of, + of ] the Gary area -- /", "Uh-huh. / Uh-huh. /", "-- that causes the acid rain. / That I'm a little uncertain of, / {C but } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I do know that, {F uh, } it is a problem. /", "Uh-huh. / I had talked with my parents. / [ [ I, + I grew up, ] + {F uh, } I was born ] in, {F uh, } Muncie, Indiana, [ and, + and ] grew up a little bit in Terre Haute, / {C and } I had asked them before, {F uh, } - / I went back to visit recently, about a year ago, / {C and } I asked them, / I said, did you ever realize the air pollution that was, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "AIR POLLUTION", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS AIR POLLUTION. 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/ I hear you have kids, right? /", "You heard her in the background <laughter>. / That's babies. /", "<Laughter> That's your full time, {F uh, } hobby, right? /", "Takes a lot of time, {F huh. } / I like, {F uh, } most sports. / I like to do that. / I kind of like to do a little bit of sewing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Oh, } little bit of embroidery work, once in a while. /", "Uh-huh. /", "What do you like to do? /", "{F Um, } I try to do some painting, although I'm not very good at it <laughter>. /", "{D Well, } I'm sure you probably are. /", "{D Well, } no, / not <laughter> really. /", "<Laughter> You like it, / that's the main (( )) . -/", "Yeah, / [ [ I, + I have, ] + {D you know, } I inherited ] the genes that make me think I'm creative,", "<Laughter>.", "but not the ones that give me the ability to be. /", "That's right. /", "{C So, } I always try. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ I, + I ] do some sewing, mostly out of necessity. / {F Um, } I'm making drapes for my house, just because I'm, -/", "{F Oh, } boy, that's hard sewing. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } it isn't and it is. / It is, {D you know, } - / actually the sewing isn't the hard part, / it's just being able to lay out the material and measure it --", "Measure it and get it to, -/", "-- because you need so much room. /", "{D Well, } [ if + ] [ it, + it ] depends on how elaborate you get it. / If you get pleats and all kinds of, -/", "Yeah, / I've been doing that / {C and, }", "That's a lot of work. /", "That, - / yeah, / that, - / {C but } usually have to do the pleats by hand. / {C So } that, at least --", "Oh. /", "-- I can do, {D you know, } watching T V or whatever / {C but, } -/", "Right, / right. /", "Yeah, / {C and } [ I've, + I've ] gone and, {D you know, } put the needle through my thumb a few times <laughter>,", "<Laughter>.", "trying to get it through / {C but, } -/", "That feels really good. /", "Yeah, / {C so } that's not really my favorite thing to do or anything, but [ I, + I ] need to do it. /", "To do it, / right. /", "[ I have, + let's see, I have ] a dog, and a lot of fish. / Keeping fish, I guess --", "Keeping fish (( )) . -/", "-- is my biggest hobby. /", "{D Well, } they're probably easier than keeping dogs, though, aren't they. /", "{F Um, } yes and no. / It depends on how frequently they die, and --", "{F Oh, } no. /", "-- how much that bothers you. /", "How much that bothers you, / {C and } you probably have to clean out the tank too. /", "That's, - / you don't have to do as much [ as, + as ] I thought. / In fact, my problem, - / I had fish as a kid / {C and } they always died --", "{F Oh, } no. /", "-- immediately, / {C and, } [ what, I'm, + what I ] think now is the reason is I kept the tank too clean -- /", "{F Oh, } you're kidding -- /", "-- {C because } you have, -/", "-- {C because } they need to have a little bit of the, -/", "Right, / you need to let the bacteria build up, / {C and then } it keeps all the chemicals in balance. /", "I see. /", "{C And } I would just take everything out and just {D like, } {D you know, } wash it with scalding hot water -- /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "-- {C and } it would kill all the bacteria, / {C and } that would screw up all the chemical cycles again -- /", "{C And so } you'd have to --", "-- {C so. } -/", "-- start all over --", "Right. /", "-- to build that up probably. /", "That's right. / {C So } now [ only, + I only ] clean things to make things look more aesthetically pleasing -- /", "Right, / right. /", "-- {C and } I don't try and sterilize things <laughter>. /", "Don't go through the whole nine yards / {C and } --", "That's right. /", "-- they kind of need a little bit of that. /", "That's right. /", "{C So } you've had fish for a long time. /", "{D Well, } I've had them, - / I guess it's been two years now I've had [ a, + a ] tank here, / {C and then } back at home I used to have a small, {D you know, } five gallon tank. / {C But } that never worked well. /", "What size do you have now? /", "I have fifty-five gallons now. / *[[sd]]", "{F Oh, } that's a good size. /", "It's a lot easier. /", "Have you ever had it, {F uh, } crack or break or leak. /", "No <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> (( )) .", "No, / not yet. /", "Fifty-five gallons, you'd hope it would never do that. /", "That's right, / I really do. / {C But, } {D you know. } -/", "Do you have all kinds of different fish / {C or, } -/", "Yeah, / I just have, {D you know, } what they call community fish --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- guppies, and platies [ and, + and ] basic things. / I don't get into the -- -/", "Real exotic. -/", "-- right, / right. / The expensive ones. /", "{D Well, } they're probably [ hardy, + harder ] to take care of / {C and, } -/", "They are. / They're very expensive / {C and, } {D you know, } [ when you die, it's like, + when they die it's more like ] an investment. /", "Yes, / I bet it is. /", "You lost an investment / {C so, } -/", "Do you have problems with [ them, + {F uh, } the fish ] eating each other? /", "No, / not really. / Only if there's baby fish. /", "Right. /", "You always have to isolate those. /", "Then you have to, - / how do you isolate them? /", "You get a -- -/", "A jar or something / {C or. } -/", "-- {D well, } no, / they have breeders. /", "Okay. /", "It's a little plastic things that sort of floats -- /", "Okay. /", "-- {C and } you put the mother fish in there / {C and then } it's got {D like } a trough underneath her -- /", "Okay. /", "-- {C so } as the babies come out they fall down in the trough / {C and } there's a hole in the middle so they fall into the bottom part of the chamber --", "Oh. /", "-- so the mother can't get to them either. / {C And } that's, {D you know, } - / it kind of works, / {C but } it's also got slots in it so the water can circulate -- /", "Right. /", "it'll fit out the slots. /", "It'll go through the slot. /", "That's right, / [ {C so. } + {C But, } ] {D you know, } it works, I guess. /", "That works all right then. / They don't, {F uh, } want the mothers to be with the little fish either. /", "{F Oh, } they'll eat them. /", "They will. /", "Yeah. /", "Isn't that odd. /", "Yes. /", "You wouldn't think that. /", "[ It, + {C and } it's ] funny because the one I have, every single month without fail she has babies. /", "You're kidding. /", "{F Oh, } no. / All the time, / {C and, } {F um, } I, - / {C and } she's supposed to, - / her variety, it says they won't eat the babies, / {C and } I've seen her do it. / {C So. } -/", "{C And } that just makes you sick almost, doesn't it? /", "{F Oh, } it's ter-, - / {D well, } it makes you understand that, {D you know, } things are different <laughter>. /", "Things are different in the animal kingdom, {F huh. } /", "[ We might, + {D right. } We might ] decide what's proper and what isn't, / {C but } --", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know, } that's the way it is for them. /", "That's kind of the way they do it. /", "Yeah. / That's it. /", "Survival of the fittest or something. /", "Yes, / {C because } if the baby is strong enough, it can swim away fast enough --", "Right. /", "-- and go hide. /", "Go hide from them, / {D well } --", "{D So. } -/", "-- {C and then, } you think, {D well, } how did they do it out in the real world anyway --", "Yeah. /", "-- when these fish are in the tropicals or wherever they are --", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "-- kind of trying to keep up with that, / {C but. } If you're like me, you never have enough time for the hobbies. /", "No, / not really. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ I, + I ] try. / [ I also, + I ] play a couple of instruments. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOBBIES AND CRAFTS", "prompt": "WHAT HOBBIES DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR SPARE TIME? 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/", "I believe it was Dukakis -- /", "It was Dukakis, / yeah. /", "-- {C but } [ I, + I ] can't. -/", "I have a lot of respect for him <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {E I mean } that's better than George Bush who came out and said, No, / I will not -- /", "Yeah. / Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and then, } {D you know, } ten months later he said, {D well, } sorry, {D you know, } I, I can't follow through on this. / *[[sd(^q))]]", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } it seems to me [ that, + {F uh, } that ] the budget is so out of hand, / {C and } especially now that they say, Okay, the cold war is over / {C and } we're supposed to be getting a peace dividend [ of, # + {D you know } # --", "# Uh-huh. # /", "-- of ] X number of billion, trillion dollars a year. / {D Well, } I'd really like to know where that money is actually going to go, / {C because, } in my opinion, I don't think I'm ever going to see any of this [ peace, + so-called # peace ] dividend. # /", "# {F Oh, } yeah. / # <laughter> Yeah, / [ it's, + it's. ] -/", "{E I mean, } if they could actually put something together and make, - / I'm not really in favor of large government social programs, either, because I feel that they waste --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- money, also, / {C but } with this peace dividend, it seems like you could set up some kind of {D like } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- public works projects like they had in the thirties, or whatever. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / [ [ I, + {F uh, } I, ] + I ] think that would be a great idea, {D you know, } like the conservation corps, {D you know } where. -/", "Right, / [ ex-, +", "[ [ It wou-, + it wou-, ] + it would ] help unemployment greatly. /", "Exactly ] -- /", "{C And } it. -/", "-- {C and } in that way we could really focus on building the infra structure of the country. /", "Yeah, / infra structure [ is in, + is in, ] - / {E I mean, } [ [ we, + we, ] + we ] have hurt ourselves incredibly (( )) last fifty # years in the # --", "# Yeah, / [ {C and } # -- +", "-- cold war. /", "-- {C and } ] there's no way that we can ever really recover [ from, + from ] the state that we're in right now, [ unless, + at least I feel, unless ] we focus on the infra structure, / {C and } I surely don't hear anybody saying that right now. /", "Uh-huh. / {F Um, } yeah, / [ I, + I ] agree totally <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{F Um, } {E I mean, } [ [ this, + this, ] + it ] just seems [ so, + {D you know, } so ] ridiculous that it was allowed to happen. / {F Um, } [ I, + I'm ] in college right now, / {C and. } -/", "So am I. /", "{F Oh } really, / where do you go? /", "{F Uh, } I U. /", "Right, / I go to Georgia Tech, # {F um. } # /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "{C And, } in, - / what, - / I had [ pol-, + {D you know, } the required political ] science class --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- a couple of years ago. / {C And } one of the things we discussed was, {D you know, } [ [ where our, + where the budget situate-, ] + how the budget situation ] just got so out of hand. /", "Right. /", "{C And } essentially what happened was, - / I think it was like in the, {F um, } tax year of eighty-one, {F um, } / Ronald Reagan basically said, {D you know, } I'm going to give this much of a tax cut to the tax payers [ and, + and, ] created [ this, + this ] ludicrous budget that he knew, [ [ that, + that, ] + {F um, } that ] the Congress would not in their right mind pass -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and } [ [ Con-, + Congress, ] realizing that they were going to lose a, + the Democratic Congress realized that they were going to lose a ] propaganda war, {D you know, } {A [ bye-bye, + {D you know, } bye-bye ] removing the tax cut -- }", "Uh-huh. /", "-- further cut the taxes and [ created, {D you know, } [ [ that, + that, ] + that, ] + {D you know, } created the ] huge deficit that year which moved us into the trillion dollar deficit. /", "Right. /", "{C And } you just, (( )) . -/", "[ You, + you ] just have to wonder what they're thinking in Washington. /", "{E I mean, } it's just like they're playing chicken with a loaded gun. /", "Yeah, / {F uh, } {D well, } [ it's, + it's ] more than a loaded, - / it's a loaded cannon. / {E I mean } --", "Yeah. /", "-- they've got trillions of dollars to spend every year, / {C and } they, in my opinion, don't do a very responsible job --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- of spending that money. /", "{D Well, } yeah, / {F um, } what really bothers me is it just seems like [ if, + if ] anyone were to say, {D you know, } {D well } I'm going to raise taxes and cut the budget and [ we're + (( )) , we're ] going to have to do some unpopular things, {E I mean, } he wouldn't have a chance of getting elected. / {E I mean, } it's kind of like Rome and the bread and circuses thing, {D you know } --", "Uh-huh. / *[[b]]", "-- where people just [ want, + want ] to have, {D you know, } whatever will make them feel good, right now, {D you know. } /", "[ For, + for ] the moment, / {C and } that's what really is getting me about what George Bush's stand on the budget is right now --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- is that he is saying, I am going to give you this ludicrous little tax cut so that you'll be happy come November, and you'll elect me again -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and then } I'm going to go on and just forget everything that I said -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C or } {D you know, } it doesn't seem that it's going to make much of a difference. /", "Uh-huh. / It, - / {E I mean, } I don't know, / [ [ I + <laughter> I don't, ] + I don't ] think George Bush will make the American people happy with <laughter> ninety-seven cents a week. /", "No, / no, / not at all. /", "I just don't think it was a well thought out <laughter> incentive. /", "No. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "FEDERAL BUDGET", "prompt": "WHAT SHORT AND LONG-TERM STEPS DO YOU AND THE OTHER CALLER THINK SHOULD BE TAKEN TO IMPROVE THE US BUDGET?", "talk_day": "02/27/1992", "from_caller": 1530, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1968, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1531, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1967, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

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/ You say you're from Atlanta. /", "Right, / [ [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] + actually I ] live in the city -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I guess it is a concern of mine, {F uh, } {D you know, } for my own safety. /", "Uh-huh. / {E I mean, } [ do you, + do you ] find crime in Atlanta really (( )) - / I live in Atlanta also. /", "{D Well } that's right. /", "# {F Uh. } # /", "{F Uh, } I think it is bad in certain areas, / *[[sv]] however I think, the area that I live in [ it's not, + {F uh, } the crime level is not ] as high as it is in other areas [ of the, + of the ] city. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I think it seems that there's certain areas where, {F uh, } the crime is focused --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh. } /", "{D Well } what do you think can be done about the crime in the city? /", "{D Well, } I think [ it's, + ] what's been happening over the last several years it seems they've been beefing up the police patrols, trying to [ put, + put ] more guys, more cops, higher visibility, / {C and, } {F uh, } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- they've had some impact, but not a tremendous amount, / {C and } probably, {F um, } they need to try to increase community involvement, that sort of thing, I think (( )) . /", "I probably agree with that. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{D You know, } particularly in some of the housing projects, {F uh, } {D you know, } [ that's, + that ] tends to be where a lot of that crime is focused -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } they've got to do more than just [ having, + having ] cops there. / They've got to kind of change the way people think about it. /", "Yeah, / that's probably true. / {F Um, } {C so, } {F um, } {D well } do you think Atlanta's as bad as most other cities? /", "{F Um, } {D well, } I've been to, - / I'd say [ it's, + it's ] probably in the [ top, + top ] ten in terms of crime. / {F Um, } it's nowhere near as bad as New York City --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- for example. / Probably [ not, + not ] as bad as Detroit. /", "Uh-huh. / I don't think it's as bad as L A either. /", "No. /", "[ We, + I don't think we ] have as much of the gang problem as a lot of the other cities have. /", "Yeah, / that seems to be true. / {F Um, } yeah, / if you've ever been to {D like } New York City / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ [ you can just, + you can just, ] + as you walk through the street on a given evening, you can ] see crimes being committed. /", "Uh-huh. /", "It's that obvious. /", "Yeah, / I don't know, / I came to the conclusion also that, {D you know, } [ just, + ] if you are walking in a downtown area, {D you know, } where there's a lot of crime, a lot of that's going to [ just, + just ] keeping your senses about you [ and, + and ] trying not to look like a victim, {D you know. } /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "{D You know, } [ [ walk bi-, + {D you know, } walk [ with, + {D you know, } with ] ] + --", "With a big stick / {C or. } /", "-- <Laughter> (( )) just walk in ] a confidently, / {C and, } {D you know, } [ don't, + don't ] be --", "Right. /", "-- looking around like you've never been there before --", "Sure. /", "-- and you have no idea where you are. /", "Right, / [ don't, + don't ] walk down [ a, + an ] alley / {C or } don't get -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- just try to keep yourself out of a bad situation -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but, } yeah, / there are times when you can't avoid all that -- /", "{F Uh. } /", "-- [ {C and, } + {C and then } ] you're kind of on your own <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / (( )) [ [ have you, + have you ever, ] + have you ever ] been mugged in Atlanta? /", "{F Uh, } no. / The only thing I've ever had, was I've had my wallet lifted -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } that was in a more of [ a, + a ] setting where there was a number of people around, / {C and } I kind of got, - / I was much younger at the time -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } kind of a couple of people, they just took it from me without me knowing really --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and kind of passed it off, so I didn't know who had it. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I've had that happen, / {C but } [ that's, + that's ] about it. /", "Yeah, / I've been pretty lucky about getting mugged. / # {F Um. } #", "# {F Oh, } yeah. # /", "Yeah, / I think I've only actually seen {D like } [ one, + {D you know, } one ] actual robbery with a gun -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C and } that's been about the only, {D you know, } [ real violent crime where, + {D you know, } potentially violent crime that ] I've seen in Atlanta. /", "Really, / {D well, } I've had my. -/", "{C And } that was just a guy running out of a store that he just robbed. /", "Uh-huh. / I've had my car stolen, / {C so } maybe that counts. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Oh, } [ where was, + [ where, + where ] was ] that? / Was that downtown / {C or, } -/", "{F Oh } no, / that was [ in the northern p-, + ] {F um, } up near Cumberland Mall area. /", "Really. /", "It's actually Cobb County, / {C but } it is Atlanta -- /", "Metropolitan, / yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } there's a lot of car thefts in that area. /", "Yeah, / [ I've actually, + I've ] [ known, + known ] some people that have had their cars stolen. / {F Uh, } [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C and, } ] {D you know, } about half the time [ they seem to, + the A P D seems to ] recover them, {D you know } --", "Right. /", "-- in various states of disrepair <laughter>.", "Yeah / <laughter>.", "Up on blocks. <laughter> / My friend had a V W Rabbit, / {C and } [ when he, + when he ] got it back his, {F um, } dashboard was sitting in the front seat <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / [ mine was just, + it had been ] wrecked and some superficial type damage, / {C but } [ they didn't, + they didn't ] strip it -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } I got it back. /", "{D Well, } you're probably luckier than. -/", "Yeah, / than most. /", "Uh-huh. / {F Um, } {C so } {D like } does insurance pay for the body damage, / {C or } --", "Right. /", "-- was that all there was, body. /", "It was about three grand to put everything together. / They cracked the steering column of course, to steal the car. /", "<Laughter>.", "Yeah, / [ you got to, + you ] crack the steering column / {C and } you pull the, - / there's a pin in there that you can pull on these G M cars -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } you can start it up, basically pretty easily. /", "Uh-huh. / {C So } how do you know this much about, {F um, } stealing cars? /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } after I found mine [ I had to, + I had ] this, -/", "<Laughter>."], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CRIME", "prompt": "DISCUSS CRIME IN AMERICAN CITIES TODAY. 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/ I think it's great, that {D you know, } freedom of speech in this country and everything, - / {C but } if they're going to offer these services, or these recorded message, everything, they ought to be stuck working with the phone book like everybody else instead of using a computer to go through and just go down every sequence of numbers for this certain area code and call them. /", "Uh-huh, / yes, / {D see } I have an unlisted telephone number, / {C but } I still get all of those calls / {C and then } some of them are speaking in a foreign language that I don't even understand. / {C So, } yeah, / I do, / I really feel that's, {F uh, } an invasion of my privacy. / I agree with you on that particular subject there. / Let me see. /", "That's about, that as far as any other everyday occurrences, / 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, / {C or } I would have called for their salesman to come out. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. / Yeah, / that's true. / Living in an apartment complex though, {D you know } [ you can't, + {F um, } you can't ] really stop those people from coming around even though they put up signs out front that says no solicitations, {F uh, } / {C but } they still come up to the front door and, {F uh, } {D you know, } walk around. / {C So, } usually what I do is I'll call the apartment manager and tell them hey, there's people coming around, {D you know, } / {C and } they're trying to sell something / [ {C or, } + {C or } ] they're from a religious organization / {C and } I really hate that. / I really, really do. / I had somebody come to the door about two weeks ago / {C and, } {F uh, } gosh it was about nine o'clock at night, too. / It wasn't even what I would consider, {D you know, } family hours, / time to, {D you know, } start going to bed / [ {C and } + {F uh, } {C and } ] it was somebody from, {F um, } oh what was it, the, {F uh, } Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, / {C and } {F uh, } I've read a lot about, {F uh, } that particular sect / {C and } I don't particularly care for it, / {C so } I especially don't like for them to come up to my door [ and, + and ] try and talk to me. /", "{D Now, } I agree with their right to, {F uh, } <TV> pursue their religion of choice, in [ that, + whatever ] manner they want to, / {C 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. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / no, / [ I, + I ] agree with you there. / If they want to choose that particular religion that's fine with me too, {D you know, } as long as they don't try and pull me in and drag me in. / [ {C And, } + {C and } ] I don't like the way that they do it either, / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] it's their mission that they do it. / They go door to door / {C and } they go out into the public / {C and } they actually have the, {F uh, } teenagers serving two years [ like + you would say like ] in an army and two years in going around and doing missionary type work / {C and, } {F uh, } I don't know, / I just, {F um, } don't particularly care for that at all. / {C And } [ that, + that's ] one thing that I feel really strongly about though, is, {F uh, } {D you know, } people coming up to my door, and especially religious organizations and wanting [ to + {F uh, } {D you know, } to ] try and get me to join or, {D you know, } become interested in their religion, / {C because } I have my own. /", "{D Now } the part about where you said the apartment complex puts up signs that says no soliciting, / I've even gone so far as to put that, - / I've got a storm door on the front of the house / {C and } I've put, in, - / I don't know how much clearer it can be, / it's a red sign with silver letters saying no soliciting. / [ I should have, + I guess I should make ] another one that says religious or otherwise, cause I still get, -/", "<Laughter> Yeah, / yeah, / that's true, / yeah. / No / [ [ I don't, + {F uh, } I don't have, ] + I didn't go ] that far / {C but, } {F uh, } yeah / I probably could do the same thing, {F uh, } {D you know, } / I don't have a storm door, / {C but } I'm sure I could rig up something. / {C But } {D you know } I don't think that that would stop people. / [ I, + it's ] like they see that word / {C and } it says go <laughter>, instead of stop. / {F Oh, } goodness. /", "{C and then } reverse it, / {C and } do, - / {D well } that would be technically illegal, / it would be harassment. /", "<Laughter> {F Oh } gosh. /", "{C But, } I consider an invasion of my privacy,", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "a harassment in itself. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / yeah, / that's true, / that's true, {F um. } / {D Well } what else? /", "I believe we've pretty much summed everything up. /", "I know, / {C but } I remember [ you, + you ] talked about something, / you started off and said, - / {D well } let me think, / you talked about the telephone calls and people coming and soliciting and selling things at the door. / You said something else. / I can't remember what it was, / {C and } I thought yeah, / [ that, + that ] kind of touched a nerve right there, / {C but } [ we got + {F uh, } we got ] to talking about the, {F uh, } {F uh, } people coming to you at the front door. /", "I'm drawing a blank. /", "<Laughter> {F Oh } goodness, / okay, / is our five minutes up? /", "{F Uh, } pretty close to it. /", "Pretty close. /", "{D Well } I've enjoyed talking with you. /", "{D Well } it was nice talking to you too Jim. /", "{C And } take it easy now. /", "Okay, / thanks, / bye. /", "Good night. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RIGHT TO PRIVACY", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT EVERYDAY OCCURRENCES THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDERS TO BE AN INTRUSION OF PRIVACY. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT THEM? DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?", "talk_day": "03/05/1991", "from_caller": 1122, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 9, "from_caller_birth_year": 1964, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1112, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1956, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/ No, / not a seventies baby. /", "{D Well, } {D no } that's ] really when I grew up, / {C so } that's really what I like better, / is that kind of music <laughter>, / {E I mean, } -/", "Is it disco, / or is it like, -/", "No, / no, / no, / not that kind of music <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {C but, } -/", "No, / more like, {F uh, } rock, {F um, } {D you know, } like Led Zepplin type <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / [ {C So, } + {C so } ] they can get {D like } the Doors and Led Zepplin. /", "Right. /", "Yeah, / that's cool. /", "Right. /", "{C And, } how about the Rolling Stones? /", "{F Oh, } sure, / sure / I went to their concert last year when they were here. /", "{F Oh, } [ that's when, + that's when ] they [ took, + toured. ] / How about, {F um, } Pink Floyd? /", "Sure, / yeah, / I like them. /", "Okay. / [ {C So, } + {C so } ] then [ we got, + we got ] some same things / {C because, } -/", "Okay, / {D well, } I just didn't know that much about music / {C and } I wasn't sure what kind of music. /", "No, / it's very hard / {C because, } {D see, } {D well, } {E I mean, } in the whole spectrum I'd rather listen, {D you know, } - / I listen to heavy metal or classic rock. /", "[ What, + what ] kind of heavy metal are we talking about? / What, -/", "We're talking about [ what they, + what they ] call hard rock. /", "Okay, / {D like, } give me some examples. /", "{D Like, } for example, let's see, {F uh, } Bad Company, / what, -/", "{F Oh, } {D well, } Bad [ Cam-, + Company's ] not bad, / that's not, /", "{D well, } they're like, for example, A C D C. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / A C D C <laughter>. /", "Why, / have you heard of them? /", "Yes <laughter>. /", "Okay. / {C And, } stuff like that. / [ [ That's, + that's, ] +", "{D Well, } okay. /", "that's ] not really hard rock. /", "Okay, / I guess I didn't really consider that heavy metal. /", "Okay. /", "{E I mean, } [ I, + I ] think, when you say heavy metal, [ I'm, + I'm ] thinking about like Cinderella, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } Cinderella [ is, + is ] hard rock, heavy metal. /", "{D Well, } {D see, } I don't really care for Cinderella <laughter>. / {C But, } I like A C D C's okay. /", "{C But, } {D see, } for example, they have, {D see } what, - / {C but } other bands consider it {D like } really hard rock. / It's like brash metal, which all they do is {D like, } they have this guitar and they just bang at the guitar, / {C and } the guitar is set {D like, } really low, /", "Yeah. / No, / I don't really care for that too much, I guess. /", "{C and, } what happens is {D like, } {F oh, } everybody gets {D like } totally into the music / {C and then } they start dancing around, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } they just bump into each other, /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {D like, } + {D like } ] they hit each other with their shoulders, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, then, } you knock people down, / {C and } what you do is, you also try to get up on stage and jump down on top of all these other people. /", "<Laughter> Is that the kind of music that you like? /", "No, / I don't like that music. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{C But, } [ that's, + that's ] what they do. / [ That's, + that's ] what some people call {D like } really heavy metal. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{C And, } {D see, } the difference, I guess, between hard rock and heavy metal is [ that + ] the lyrics also. / {D Like } really, {D like } heavy metal, [ wo-, + is ] considered, {D like } the words heavy metal / {C and, } {D like, } you always thought about, {D like, } suicide. And killing people and stuff like that. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } just hard rock has, - / [ they, + they ] don't talk about that, / they just talk about, {D like, } life in general. /", "Right. /", "Like, Queen's Reich, if you ever heard of them. /", "{F Oh, } sure. / Of course. /", "Yeah. /", "[ Que-, + [ you, + you're ] talking Queen, ] / is that what you said? /", "Okay, / {D well, } no. / I said Queen's Reich, / [ [ {C but, } +", "{F Oh, } {F oh, } {F oh, } okay, /", "{C but, } ] + {F oh, } {C but ] } you got to {D like } Queen also. /", "Right. /", "{D So } {C because, } -/", "{D Well } sure, / {C because } Queen was real popular when I was growing up. /", "Yeah, / especially, {F uh, } {F oh } God, what is it, A Night At The Opera? / Don't they have a, - / no / let's see, the one that they have [ the, + the ] whole opera singing in the background. /", "Oh! /", "[ [ Bo, + Bo, ] + Bohemian ] Rhapsody. /", "Right, / right, / yeah, / yeah. /", "Yeah, / [ that, + that ] was great. / I heard that the other day on the radio / {C and } I pumped it up. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C Because, } {E I mean, } I just love that song. /", "Yeah, / [ that, + that ] was a real good one. /", "Yeah, / {C but } they had, - / [ that, + that ] whole record was pretty good. / {C But then, } they started going downhill like everybody else. /", "{D Well, } that's true. / They came up with some pretty weird stuff after that. /", "Yeah, / [ they're, + they're ] still around, / they've got a [ ne-, + new ] C D out, / {C but } [ I, + I ] wouldn't buy it. / {C Because } {D see, } what happens is, the old, {D see } whe-, - / [ I like, + I like ] the old Rolling Stones. / I don't like the new stuff. /", "Of the Stones? /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. / I agree. / That's the ne-, - / the older stuff is the best of it. / [ The, + the ] new stuff's kind of more like, today's rock and roll, which I,", "Yeah. /", "don't really care for today's rock and roll too much. /", "{D Well, } for example, I used to like old Phil Collins. /", "Right. / Yes, / definitely. / I agree. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and, then } ] what happened was that Phil Collins said, hey I can make money, a lot of money doing this, / {C and then } he came out with, {F uh, } {D see, } for example, [ his, + his ] record {D like, } No Jacket Required. /", "Uh-huh. /", "That was good, / {C but } it was on his way of going downhill, / {C because } he said, I can make a lot of money just singing alone, / {C and then } he came out with the Invisible Touch, with, {F uh, } Genesis / {C and } that really, - / {D like } now, I hate Phil Collins, / I can't stand him. /", "Right. /", "{C Because, } I look at him / {C and } I say, {D you know, } you were singing at this time, and with these people, / {C and } you were great, / {C and } now you're singing all this stuff that, doesn't matter [ what you, + what you ] sing or what you record, / it's still going to be a number one hit. / {C And so, } [ that's, + that's ] what gets me mad. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } [ did, + did ] you go see that new Doors movie? /", "No, / not yet. / I guess I've been, [ con-, + kind of considering ] it. / Have you seen it yet? /", "Yeah. / I saw it when it opened. /", "Was it really good? /", "Yeah. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } {D like } those guys that criticize movies? /", "Right. /", "{C And, } they both loved the movie, right? /", "Uh-huh. /", "They said the music's great, / it took me back to the sixties, and stuff like that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then, } one of them said, {D well, } everything is great, / {C but } I'm going to give it thumbs down. / {C And } they go, / {C but } why? / {C Because } [ it's + {D like, } the end is, ] {D like, } really depressing. / {C And so, } -/", "Oh. /", "[ [ {C But } it, + {C but } it's ] + {D like } the movie is ] so well made, / {C and } the music that goes with it just picks you up, {D see, } - / [ I was never, + I was ] born in nineteen hundred sixty-nine. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "[ {C So, } + {E I mean, } {C so } ] for me, -/", "{C So, } you didn't really grow up with that kind of music then. /", "No, / {C but } you learn to. / {E I mean } it's just that, {D like } [ the, + the ] sixties music's got a lot to say. /", "Right. /", "[ I, + I ] never found out what a lot of the seventies music had too. / {D You know, } I was like, -/", "{D Well } no, / I've never liked disco. /", "Hey, / {C but } I bet you were out there with your bell bottomed pants, /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } that's true <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "That's true. / {C But, } I was more in the late seven-, - / {D well, } I shou-, - / {D like } mid to late seventies, {D like } between seventy-five [ and, +", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "and, ] seventy-nine, was more my era. /", "[ Did, + did ] you go to college? /", "{D Well, } no. / I'm going right now <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } that's cool. /", "{C But } {F uh, } no / I didn't go then. / {C But } {D see, } I graduated high school in seventy-eight, /", "Okay. /", "{C so, } {D you know, } in seventy-eight, {D you know } rock was starting to get really heavy, {D you know, } / {C and } real, {F um, }", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "I don't know, / disco was pretty much dead by then. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C So, } + {C so } ] that's what I mean, / disco wasn't really my time. /", "{D Well, } they always say that the seventies was the lowest point [ in, + in ] progression, ever in history. / {C So, } -/", "About music? /", "No, / about everything. /", "{F Oh. } Okay. /", "{C So, } it's like, nothing happened during the seventies. / Everything happened during the sixties, / the seventies I don't know what they're called, {D you know, } / it's [ like, + like ] - / [ the, + the ] eighties are called, {D like } the progressive years, [ or the, + or, {D you know, } {D like } the ] technology years,", "Uh-huh. /", "because of all the computers and stuff. / {C But } the seventies got nothing. / {E I mean, } nobody cared to name it <laughter>. /", "That's kind of funny <laughter>. /", "{D So. } /", "You're right. / I never thought of that. / The disco years, that's what they're calling them,", "Yeah, / I know. /", "are gone. /", "<Laughter> Can you imagine [ the, + {D like } a ] big picture of John Travolta, ta-da, what is it SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER? / Him just standing there. /", "Yeah, / right. /", "Yeah, / that's a good example to look for in history. / {D Well, } from now on we're going to go [ from the, + from nineteen sixty-nine ] when they took the first step on the moon, to nineteen eighties. / Okay, / what happened in the middle? / Don't worry, / don't worry, / [ you're not, + you're not ] missing anything, {D you know, } / {C so, } -/", "<Laughter> That's true. / {D Well, } except for Vietnam. /", "Yeah, / really. / {C And, } [ that's, +", "You know with, -/", "that's ] why I guess, everybody, - / yeah, / it's like they don't want to talk about that, / {C so } they just, don't name it. / {E I mean, } [ [ it was, + it was, ] + I guess it was ] pretty bad times. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } that's very true <laughter>. / {C But, } -/", "{F Oh, } {D well, } let's see, / yeah, / okay, / we've been talking for seven minutes, / {C so, } -/", "{F Oh, } good. / I haven't even been keeping track. /", "Okay, / all right, / {D so } {F um, } I'm going to leave you alone. / {F Uh } [ what, + what ] are you doing? / Do you have a family? /", "{F Uh, } yeah. /", "Okay. /", "[ We're kind of, + I was kind of ] in the middle of supper, / {C but } it's not a big deal, /", "{F Oh, } I'm sorry. /", "I just left it. / No, / it's okay, / {C because } {D see } I didn't, {D see } - / somebody tried to call me last night / {C but } I didn't have my number yet, / I just got it today. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{C And so, } {D you know, } it's okay. / [ I, + I ] told them I'd be available during this time, / {C so, }", "Okay. / All right. /", "anyway. /", "{D So } then, {F uh, } have fun doing this. / It is not,", "Okay, / thanks. /", "# that bad. / Bye, bye. # /", "# Great, / Bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MUSIC", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS MUSIC. CAN YOU FIND MUSICIANSOR TYPES OF MUSIC THAT BOTH YOU AND THE OTHER CALLER LIKE?", "talk_day": "03/06/1991", "from_caller": 1167, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1969, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1093, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1960, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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"utterance": ["All right, {F um, } / I think the topic was crime in the city. /", "Right. /", "I do not live in a city. / I live in a real small little place. /", "Where is that? /", "{F Uh, } it's about thirty miles from Sherman. /", "North, south, east, or west? /", "It's north of Sherman. /", "{D Well, } you live almost in Oklahoma <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Not too far. /", "(( Yeah )) . / That's kind of ironic, because I don't live too far from Oklahoma either. /", "Huh-uh. /", "You know where Saint Joe is? /", "{F Uh, } I've been through there. /", "I'm about eight miles south of it. /", "Okay. / {F Oh, } yeah. / I had been through Saint Joe, / {C but, } {F um, } (( just as far as )) watching the news and reading the papers and all that, it sounds like the crimes in the cities are really getting bad. /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } [ I've, + I've ] seen those statistics and everything, / {C and } you know, what frightens me, is that, you put a half a million people out in the middle of the desert --", "Huh-uh. /", "-- with high tech weaponry, {D you know, } / {E I mean, } the Iraqis didn't have a lot of high-tech weaponry, / {C but } they had mortars and machine guns,", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "tanks and all that. /", "Sure. /", "{C And, } they didn't kill as many people [ in, + in ] forty-five days, / {C and } they were intending to kill people, /", "Huh-uh. /", "{E I mean, } that was their job, as they killed in Washington D C. /", "{F Oh, } I know, / I know. / I know. / {F Um, } I think nowadays people [ just, + really just, ] murder is nothing to them, {D you know. } /", "{D Well, } I formulated a pretty radical theory over the last ten years, I guess. / {C And, } I've come to the conclusion, {A and this is a pretty scary thought to me, even, } that if a guy is convicted, or a gal is convicted, of a crime, rather than put them in prison, because prison's proven not to work, just let them go. / Say okay, you're convicted -- /", "Huh-uh. /", "-- {C and } just let them go -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } if they get convicted again, {D well, } just kill them. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / {C because, } {F uh, } most likely that will happen, won't it, that, {D you know, } -/", "{D Well, } I think that the best hope to eliminate crime, as we know it today --", "Huh-uh. /", "-- is to eliminate the criminals from society. /", "Huh-uh. /", "If someone is known to have been in prison, they can't get a job. /", "No. /", "You know. /", "Yeah. /", "They can't be accepted into society. / {D You know, } if they're not going to be accepted into society, then (( everybody's )) going to become sociopathic. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } {D you know, } who's to put the limit on it? / {E I mean, } I was watching a thing last night, up in Washington State. / If you get convicted of, {F uh, } sexual offenses, on a regular basis <laughter>. - / {D You know, } {E I mean, } some of these guys are forty years old and got ten convictions. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And } they're still let out on the street after one or two years. / {D Well, } in Washington State, if you're a habitual sexual offender, they just don't let you out. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So } you serve your prison term, / {C and then } you go into the mental hospital, / {C and } if you're pronounced cured, they'll let you go. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{D Well, } they may find a cure for it, / {C but } there is no known cure now. /", "{F Um. } {C So } [ you're, + you're ] kind of thinking, - / in other words, [ if you get, + if you do ] something the first time, that's not real bad, {D you know, } /", "(( Hey )) , people make mistakes. /", "yeah, / to go ahead and let them go, / {C but } if they do it again and they really need to face the consequences then, {F uh. } -/", "{D Well, } yeah, / (( use )) that / {C or, } {D you know, } there's other consequences rather than killing them, {D you know, } / you could,", "{F Oh. } /", "always make them the slave of the people they committed the crime against. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{D You know. } /", "Yeah. /", "At least they might <<voices have faded>> get some benefit in that, / {C and } if the people they committed a crime against, feel, at some later date, that these people have learned their lesson, [ are, + are ] okay, {D you know, } {D well, } they can free them. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } {D you know, } with the technology we have today, you can put a collar on a guy's leg that will knock him down if they leave the property. / {E I mean, } it will just in incapacitate them. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } you can put a collar around a guy's leg that will prohibit them from committing any kind of prohibitive act. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C But, } {D you know, } putting them in prison, my God, that doesn't work. /", "No, / apparently not, / {C because } look how many years they've been doing that / {C and } look <laughter>, / {E I mean, } yeah. /", "{D Well, } you look at places like Turkey. / Turkey has the death penalty,", "Huh-uh. /", "for just about everything. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{E I mean, } if you get convicted of, {F uh, } {D you know, } drug trafficking, they just kill you. / You get convicted of, {F uh, } {D you know, } heinous crimes, they just kill you. / {E I mean } there's no two ways about it. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } you look at their society / {C and } the repeat offenders are very few. / {D You know, } {C and } you look at our society, almost everyone out on the street that has been in prison, has been in prison three or four times. /", "Three or four times, / yeah. /", "{E I mean, }", "That is true, / I know. / Yeah. /", "{D You know, } the way to stop that kind of behavior [ is, + is ] two-fold. / One, you need to make it illegal for both parents to work while the kids are under seven. / [ I, + I ] think that's very important. /", "{F Oh, } [ I'm, + I agree ] very much so on that, / I, - / yeah. /", "{C And then, } if a parent has proved to be unfit, for any reason --", "Huh-uh. /", "-- take the kids away from the parents. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because, } {D you know, } we are what we teach. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C Because } that's what our society becomes. / [ We have, +", "comes, / yeah. /", "We have ] just a bunch of people, / [ [ {C and } I've, + {C and } I've, ] + I've ] lived in [ that, + that ] environment for quite a few years when I was doing construction work. / {D You know, } {C and } these guys, they come to work every morning / {C and } they're stoned to the bone. / {E I mean, } their so high, they could fly up to the top of that building / *[[spelling: they're]] {C and } they work all day, / {C and } they go home / {C and } they smoke their dope and drink their booze and shoot their drugs / {C and } when they run out of money, they go down to the corner store and pop the guy on the head and take his money, / {C and then } they go back to work on Monday. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } the kids of these people (( )) . /", "Sure, / they just think that's the normal thing to do, don't they ... /", "They're sociopathic. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I worked in a first grade classroom for one full semester -- /", "Huh-uh. /", "-- {C and } these kids were more foulmouthed than I've ever been. / I had one kid [ threaten my life, +", "In the first grade <laughter>. /", "Threaten my life. ] / Told me that daddy's going to whoop me to death. /", "{F Oh, } know <laughter>. /", "{D You know, } {C and } they flipping me the finger and all that -- /", "Huh-uh. /", "-- {C and } I just said to this kid, - / I said, you got two choices kid, / you can step into mainstream society / {C or } you can die. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C Because } you will eventually be killed. / {C And, } [ I just, + I'm just ] totally aghast at a what's going on. /", "{F Oh, } I know. / I know, {F um, } / I work in school. {D You know, } / that's something I do / {C and } [ I, + it ] really is - / (( I'm like you )) / astonishing what the younger ages know, / {C and } they react to what they see at home. {D You know. } /", "Huh-uh. /", "If they see violence at home, that's what you're going to get from the kids at school. /", "Exactly. /", "{D You know. } It really is, / {C and } that's kind of sad. /", "{D Well, } you can see it in the work place, {D you know. } / Used to be when you had a personality conflict [ you just, + you ] worked with it / {C and } you got through it. /", "Huh-uh. /", "Now, {D you know, } people get fired, / {C or } <laughter> what's even worse, is they promote them into a position that they can't handle and let them get fired. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Or, } one thing or the other. / You look at another kind of society like the Japanese. / You put that many people on that small of a space, they've learned to live together. / Okay. / It's in their culture. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And } one of the things that's in their culture that I really think the major corporations should pay attention to, is the fact that, while Japan was becoming a great power, financially, the people that worked for those companies, worked for the same company they worked for at sixty-five, as they did when they were eighteen. /", "Teen. /", "{C And } the company, took it upon itself to find a position for these people. / If they weren't fit for the job they were hired for, they didn't just can them, / they made a position for them some where. /", "Huh-uh. /", "You look at Frito Lay. / My wife used to work for Frito Lay as a typist. / {D You know, } transcribing stuff into the computer. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{D Well, } she could type about one-hundred and five words per minute, / {C but } she don't like it. / She just doesn't like to do that. / {E I mean, } she will. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {D you know, } her preference is to be <tone> in an office situation where her job is <<voices have faded>> ... -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CRIME", "prompt": "DISCUSS CRIME IN AMERICAN CITIES TODAY. 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/", "{F Um, } I do a lot of cross-stitching and painting, when I do have spare time. /", "Really, / I like cross-stitch too. /", "{F Oh, } I love it. /", "<Laughter> I just have a hard time finding any spare time lately. /", "That's my case also. / I've got a new born / {C and } there's just no time. /", "<Laughter> Uh-huh. /", "Have you been cross-stitching long? /", "{F Oh, } several years. / My husband is even interested in it now. / He likes to help me design, {F um, } {D you know, } projects that are,", "{F Oh, } really. /", "a little more customized. /", "[ Mine, sort of, + he ] looks at the pattern / {C and } he says how do you get that from there to the material <laughter>. /", "Not that hard. /", "{F Oh, } it's not. /", "I really enjoy it. / Uh-huh. /", "I do a lot of my own patterns also. /", "Yeah. /", "In fact, I did one, BILL THE CAT, {D you know, } from (( Glenn County )) --", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- that, {F uh, } was a real good one to do. / It was tough, / {C but, } {F uh, } yeah. / Do you have any others, / {C or } is this mainly cross-stitching? /", "{F Um, } I do mostly that, {F um, } / not very artistic really for like painting and stuff. /", "{F Oh, } uh-huh. / {F Um, }", "{C But, } now I don't know. /", "Yeah. / I'm still trying to get all the D M C colors <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } really <laughter>. / Yeah, / I've got the kits to put them all in. / I don't have them all yet <talking> --", "Yeah, / right. / Yeah. /", "-- certainly. /", "Yeah. / I got to counting the other day / {C and, } {F uh, } I think I have, what was it two hundred, / {C and } I got to thinking the money that I've got invested in this <laughter> is, {F uh, } - / [ it, + {D yeah, } it ] can add up quick. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / [ I just, + I just ] keep an inventory of what I currently have, / {C and } then when I start a new project, I go through and see [ if I, + if I, ] {D you know, } - / just buy the colors that I need --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- of what I'm low on. /", "Right. / I see. / {D Well, } now can I improvise with adding and using another color instead, {D you know, } what comes close.", "Uh-huh. /", "Because a lot of them are similar. /", "Yeah. / A lot of times you can do that. / I think, I - / the pinks, there's like forty-two different shades of pink. /", "Good grief <laughter>. / Yeah, / there's lots of # pinks and greens. # /", "# Pinks and greens. # / Yeah. /", "There's lots of shades of greens. / {C But } the colors, - / I just love all the different colors. /", "Yeah. /", "They had quite a few new ones come out last year, that they added to. / {C But, } you don't have much spare time either? /", "{D Well, } not lately <laughter>. / I just started a new job and trying to get acclimated there. /", "{F Oh, } yes. / {C And } that does take some time. / {C And } if we're trying to get acclimated [ with the, + {F uh, } with ] having a baby, / {C and } (( )) . -/", "Yeah. / How old? /", "He's seven months old. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C And } just into everything, / {C so } there's not a spare moment. /", "<Laughter>.", "{F Oh, } {C but } I wouldn't trade it for the world. / I've been trying to do some bibs for him.", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "And, {F uh, } work on his Christmas stocking. /", "Yeah. /", "We missed it last year, / {C so } hopefully this year he'll have one. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } last year he was a little bit young for having one. /", "Right. /", "He wouldn't have enjoyed it anyway <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>. (( )) .", "You would have / {C but, } -/", "Right. / If it tasted good, yeah. / All he liked was the lights this year, / {C so. } -/", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{F Oh, } {D well, } that's neat that you like cross-stitching also. /", "Yeah, / [ that's, + that's ] kind of strange <laughter> that we got the same call. /", "Yeah. /", "It's a (( )) call. /", "{F Oh, } I'm sorry. / Go ahead. /", "No, / that's okay. /", "Okay <laughter>, {F uh, } / {C but, } yeah, / I've been doing it for probably ten years or so. /", "{F Oh, } wow. / No, / I just started about, {D well, } five years ago, I think. /", "{C But } it is peaceful, / {E I mean } it is relaxing to do, once you find the time to do it. /", "Uh-huh <throat_clearing>. / There's also a couple of large projects, baby afghans, / {C and } I got one done / {C and } I think [ the other one is going. + The child is going ] to be in high school before I get finished. /", "<Laughter> On that, {F uh } -- -/", "(( Bear thing )) . /", "-- is it one of those afghans that I've seen in the packages [ with the, + with the ] large squares? /", "{D Well, } yeah / [ I just, + I ] bought the cloth and the pattern for it. / [ [ I didn't, + {F um, } I didn't buy the, ] + {F uh, } I didn't buy a ] kit. /", "{F Oh, } uh-huh. / {D Well } I've seen the afghans in the stores that are designed for cross-stitching. /", "Uh-huh. / It's that cloth. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "It's [ an-, + ] cloth I think. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } it has the borders and everything already. /", "Yeah. / Those are pretty. /", "Number one turned out just great, / {C and } the lady said she couldn't believe that they know that I had done it in the colors, that they had decorated the nursery / {C and } I didn't even know it. /", "{F Oh, } that's a (( )) . -/", "I gave it to her / {C and } she said how did you know those are the colors we used. / I said <<pause>> didn't <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> That was a good (( )) . -/", "It worked out that way. /", "That's great. / {F Uh, } that, {F uh, } - / now I've got the material to do an afghan that I just never did get around to finishing it. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I like those. / Those are pretty. /", "Yeah. / (( [ Lilly, + Lilly ] )) , [ she said, + she said ] it's for your daughter to use. / {F Oh, } no. / She said, I know she doesn't get to touch it. / She hung it on the wall. /", "Yes, / my, {F uh, } grandmother, {F um, } made us a couple of quilts for the baby, / {C and } I was like, {F oh, } I don't want to mess those up. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{F Uh, } they're just too nice. / {E I mean } you don't get many hand made quilts anymore. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "True. /", "{D Well, } I've enjoyed this. /", "Okay. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } {D well } keep up the good, {F um, } / keep up the cross-stitching. /", "You too. /", "All right, / thanks. /", "# Uh-huh, / bye bye. # /", "# Bye bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOBBIES AND CRAFTS", "prompt": "WHAT HOBBIES DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR SPARE TIME? 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/", "Yeah. /", "<Clicking> [ It's, + it's ] something that you can really talk about. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Um, } I don't know what we're going to do about it, / [ {C but, } +", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C but } ] # it's certainly something that has a lot of things to talk about. / {F Um, } {D you know, } when they say the Middle East,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# it's # such a big area / {C and } there's so many different problems there. / {F Uh, } what do you want to concentrate on. /", "It doesn't matter to me. /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } I'll tell you something, / {F um, } [ I, + I ] have a sister-in-law from Israel, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# [ {C and, } # + {C and } ] they're really quite, {F uh, } arrogant about it all. / [ They, + they ] believe that [ they, + they ] belong there / {C and } they've belonged there forever, / {C and, } the Palestinians and the Arabs are, {F uh, } more or less, - / [ they, + they ] consider them second class. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {D So, } # they're really quite arrogant about it. / [ I don't, + {F uh, } I don't ] know if that contributes to the problem. /", "{D Well } how did they feel about [ the, + {F uh, } the ] United States [ interven-, + intervening ] <barking> with Patriot missiles, / [ did, + did ] they, -/", "{F Oh, } {F uh, } [ I'm, + I'm ] sure this is the one time that the Israelis are really happy to have their big brothers, the Americans, /", "# Uh-huh <barking>. # /", "# {C but, } I # didn't really talk about that with her. / [ She, + {F um, } {F um, } my sister-in-law ] now lives in, {F um, } Switzerland. /", "Oh. /", "{C But, } {F um, } when they were living in Israel, [ it was, + it was, ] [ the, + the ] Palestinians, [ they, + they ] come in an, - / {C and } [ they're, + they're ] nothing but really servants for them, / {C and } they really treat them like second class citizens. / [ They, + they ] don't really want them around / {C but } they like them around because they do all the menial labor and such. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } [ they, + they ] really do, / they look down on them. / {C And, } I don't know, being, - / [ I, + I ] live in, {F uh, } Vermont / {C and } being up here we pretty much treat everybody, {D you know, } as someone that has merit, even if they're poor, or if they're Hispanic or if they're black. / We give everybody pretty much the benefit of a doubt because we don't see all the crime and, all the hurt in the big cities, {D you know. } /", "</Barking> Uh-huh. /", "[ I-, + if I ] lived in Washington, D C I think I'd have a different attitude about Black people / {C because } I've heard that [ [ [ it, + it, ] + the, ] + they're ] terrible, {D you know, } / it's just like it's a dog eat dog world. / {C And } here, {D you know, } [ all, + all ] my black friends are professionals / {C and } [ [ they're, + they don't, ] + {D you know, } they don't ] go out and abuse drugs / {C and } [ they, + they ] send their kids to school / {C and } [ [ they, + they, ] + they ] {F uh, } {D you know } really encourage them to go to college and stuff. /", "<Barking> Uh-huh. /", "{C So } it's just a different world. /", "{D Well } I live in San Antonio / {C and } fifty percent of the population is minority. /", "{F Oh, } {F um, } I talked to someone about San Antonio, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and, } # {F um, } they said that [ [ they, + they have, ] + you have ] quite the problem with, {F uh, } the ghettos, / I don't know, / do they call it the barrio down there. /", "That's the barrios / {C but } [ [ [ i-, + it's, ] + it's ] + I don't think it's ] any different of a problem than any other major city. / It's just Hispanics here instead of Blacks. /", "Yeah, / {C but } I heard that [ [ sa-, + San ] Antonio, + [ [ unlike + like, ] + like ] a city like San Diego ] [ it se-, + it ] just has a really bad problem. /", "I grew up outside of Houston / {C and } [ I don't think, + {F uh, } as far as gang violence and things, I don't think ] it's any worse here than in Houston. /", "Yeah, / like {D say } Houston. / [ {D Now } I would, + {D now } me not even knowing anything about Houston, I would ] think that it's a pretty calm city. /", "Houston is not at all. /", "No, {F huh, } / there's a lot of crime? /", "Yes / there's quite a bit of crime. /", "{F Oh, } my, {F um, } - / yeah, / {D like } [ [ I, + wer-, ] + we're ] so protected up here, / [ it's, + it's ] really strange. / {E I mean } our red light district, {E I mean, } {F uh, } you could go walking around down there and pretty much not fear for your life, {D you know, } /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # we're just so protected. / {C But, } [ [ it's, + it's, ] + over in the Mid East, especially Israel, it's ] just like Israelis have [ a + {D like } a ] totalitarian system, when it comes to the Palestinians. / {D You know, } the Israelis can do anything they want / {C but } when it comes to Palestinians, if they're out in the street at night, [ it's, + it's ] really looked on as odd. / {F Um, } usually [ they're, + they're ] bussed in to [ the, + the, ] {F um, } Jewish neighborhoods, and the Jewish cities / {C and } then at night they're bussed out to the occupied territories. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C So } they don't have that. / {C But, } {F uh, } what do you think about the mess [ that's, + ] we've created in Iraq? /", "I think it's unfortunate, {F uh, } as far as the Kurds are concerned, / it, - / <<pause>> I thi-, -/", "It's just what do you do for them, / you want to do something for them, / {C but } you don't want to get so directly involved that you're occupying [ the, + the ] country. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / we can't get involved in their civil war, {F um, } unfortunately, / {C but } we've kind of driven these people out. /", "To do it, / yeah, / {C but } you see President Bush is telling them rebel, {D you know, } {F uh, } uprise. / {C And } that's what they did / {C and } now they're {D like } asking him for help / {C and } he's like, no we can't get involved. / What my husband had very strong feelings, - / he, {F uh, } agreed with, {F um, } the General Schwartzkopf, / he said, {F um, } [ he should have let, + Bush should have let ] him finish his job. /", "Sure. /", "[ He should, + he should ] have let them, {F um, } corner the Republican Guards, /", "{D Well } I think the war ended too soon. /", "Yeah, / exactly, / that's what everyone says. /", "Yeah. /", "[ E-, + everyone ] I talk to, they says, {D you know, } - / it's real easy to say that. /", "[ We, + we ] didn't damage enough of their arsenal. / We damaged most of it / {C but } [ we, + we ] should have [ gotten, + made ] sure we got everything. /", "Yeah, / I don't think the higher ups were thinking about [ wh-, + what ] this guy's going to do with the rest of his war machine. / They're going, {F oh, } {D well } it's not going to hurt us / {C so } we're just going to let them go, / {C but } really we didn't think about the people that he was going, tr-, - / {C and } {E I mean, } [ he, + he's ] just, -/", "Unfortunately though, [ the, + the ] original goal of the mission was to drive them out of Kuwait. / {C And } once that was accomplished <<pause>> it, -/", "[ [ [ They, + {D yeah, } they, ] + they did, ] + they stuck ] right to their goals, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # right, / what they were going to say. / {C And } the American people, when this first started, they were even reluctant to let them do that. /", "Yeah. /", "{D So } [ they were, + they were ] playing it very safe, / {C but, } {D you know, } it, [ an ounce + what do they say, an ounce ] of hind sight is worth, whatever. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# [ [ [ [ [ Th-, + # they, ] + I don't know, they, ] + it, ] + Schwartz-, ] + Schwartzkopf ] knew what had to be done / {C and } it's too bad that he just didn't have the ability just to do it, [ to + ] {D you know, } [ the, + {F uh, } the ] go ahead to do it. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Because } he had the fu-, - / he knew what was going to happen, more than any of us. / it was going to make such a mess. / {E I mean } I feel really sorry for these people, / these people are middle class people, just like us. / Can you imagine if someone started bombing your neighborhood, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # you knew this, / these people are going to come / {C and } if you were in your house they were going to take you and beat you. / Of course, you're [ going, + just going ] pick everything up that you can carry / {C and } you're going to run. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } [ it, + it's ] just too bad that we couldn't see that. /", "I just have a feeling that the military involvement isn't over yet. That [ I, + I ] still feel like there's more to come. / I don't think this whole issue is settled as far as we're concerned. /", "{D Well } you know what I was hoping? / I was hoping Iran was going to take a very, {F um, } dramatic stand and invade, {D you know, } / {C and then } {D like } Iran's the big bad guy, {D you know, } / {C but, } really, [ if, + if ] they were going to save people's lives, -/", "They've got sixty or so of Iraq's planes. /", "Yeah, / I know, / it's like they were using them as friends when we were having the conflict / {C but, } [ [ I, + I, ] + {D you know, } I ] almost swear, I'm kind of disappointed with the Iranians, / why they didn't go save, - / {E I mean, } I don't know if the Kurdish, - / I know the Shiites are their people. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } I don't know, / I think they have a bond with [ the, + the ] Kurds. /", "There are some Kurds living in Iran. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] think they should have just done more, {F uh, } / {C and } maybe if the world could have given them some type of aid. / [ It's, + it's ] just so complicated. /", "I was real surprised that Israel stayed out of it [ as, + as ] much as they did. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / {D well, } you, - / knowing them, they're very, {F um, } {F oh, } - / I don't know, / almost compare them to a very egotistical man. /", "Uh-huh. /", "You're damn right, / I'm going to protect my family, {D you know, } / {C so, } [ I, + I ] was amazed too. / [ I was really, + I was really, ] {F um, } proud of them, though, that they stayed out of it. / {C But, } -/", "Yeah, / [ it + {C and } [ from, + from ] what I can tell if they had gotten into it, it ] would have started a whole new war. /", "{F Oh } (( )) yeah, / [ I was, + I ] - / that part scared me. / [ That, + that, ] {F um, } the Egyptians would pull out / {C and } I just saw atomic bomb, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MIDDLE EAST", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER THINKS ABOUT CURRENT US POLICY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. SHOULD US POLICY BE CHANGED OR NOT?", "talk_day": "04/13/1991", "from_caller": 1055, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1965, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1214, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1960, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NEW ENGLAND"}}

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/ {E I mean } I do think that, [ [ i-, + i-, ] + it's ] been too long in coming / {C but } I feel like maybe the American people [ and, + and ] the government are aware of the things that we did wrong that we didn't support [ [ that </static>, +", "# Right. # /", "# that # ] + those, ] / so many people were opposed to the war, / what it translated into was they were opposed to the folks that were there fighting it / {C and } those guys were there doing their duty. /", "That's right, / {E I mean, } they weren't there by choice / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] -/", "Yeah, / {C and } [ I, + I ] think that we learned from that / {C and } I think [ it, + it's ] one of those things that you learn the hard way. / It was a tragic mistake, /", "# Right. # /", "# the # way that they have been treated over the years [ and + ] I believe that's just now turning around. Just now, {D you know, } trying to be rectified / [ {C and } I'm, + {C and } I'm ] not sure you can undo the damage that was done emotionally,", "# Right. # /", "# on # so many of the people. /", "No, / I don't think you can / {C and } [ I, + I ] agree with you that [ I, + I ] think that [ the, + the ] time difference between the two wars has allowed a lot of people to see the mistakes that were made [ [ in, + in, ] + in ] every aspect of it / {C and } [ I, + I ] agree with you also, that I feel like it was not worth the money spent or the lives lost to fight that war. / {E I mean } they're still not settled over there. /", "No, / they're not. /", "{C And } I have a feeling that the Persian Gulf crisis is going to be the same way. /", "Yeah. /", "I think we're going to end up back there in a few years [ or, + ] [ if, + if ] not sooner. /", "{D Well } [ I, + I ] appreciate the fa-, - / I feel {D like } President Bush is in a hard spot. / He went over there to get them out of Kuwait, which he did. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C And # then } he has backed out, / he has pulled out. / {C And } I realize they're still saying, {D well } here you're encouraging us to get rid of Saddam Hussein, / {C so } why aren't you helping us? / {C And } {D you see, } I think him going in and doing that would be putting us in another Vietnam situation. /", "I think it would too. /", "{C And } I don't think the U S will stand for it. / I don't think he would do that, /", "# No, # /", "# {F uh, } # I think we learned too much --", "Yeah, / I agree with that. /", "-- of the effects. / {F Uh, } {D you know } whether it was justified or not, I know, that they probably felt like we were going in for a good cause. / [ I, + I ] feel like maybe they felt like we were doing the right thing to try and help maintain the democracy over there [ and, +", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and ] # beat the communism, / [ {C but, } + {C but } ] I think somewhere that got lost.", "# Yeah, / yeah. # /", "# {D You know, } # in the long term effects [ of the, + of the ] war / {C and, } -/", "[ We-, + ] [ you have to, + [ i-, + ] {D you know, } you have to ] give Bush a lot of credit for [ he, + he ] said that's what we were going there to do / {C and } he did [ what, + what ] he said / {C and } he did pull out before it got any further than that [ where, +", "# Yeah. # /", "# where ] # it would have turned into more of a police action. {F Uh, } or more of a political action I guess, you getting into their governmental affairs which you really can't do [ as, + as ] another country. /", "# Yeah. # /", "{E # I # mean, } [ [ th-, + my, ] + my ] biggest problem with all of these wars is we spend all of that money on all these other countries / {C and } we have so many problems here at home that we don't address. /", "That we don't get fixed. /", "That's right. /", "<Sigh> I know. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] [ tha-, + that's ] what frustrates me more than anything. /", "{C And } [ I, + I ] believe that we have to have a military / {C and } I believe that we have to have a defense to keep anybody else from walking in and doing it to us. /", "Right. /", "{C But } I also believe that we need to turn so much of that inward. /", "I think there's a lot of waste / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they don't, [ i-, + if ] they could just cut out all the fat [ and, + and ] get it lean, and start addressing some of the other issues, / I think we could take care of everything. And quit taking care of all these other countries all across the world,", "# Ye-, # -/", "# {D you # know, } who just end up using things against us later on anyway. /", "I know, / I do think that in the Middle East war, {F um, } - / I think that maybe a lot of the Arab countries that were so hateful towards the United States have come away with, {F uh, } kind of a different attitude. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } I think that maybe we're not their big bad enemy any more. /", "Right. /", "[ {C An, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] I think that's good, {D you know, } /", "# Yeah. # /", "# I # think that's a good, /", "Yeah, / a lot of good has come from this one. /", "I think so too. /", "{C And } [ I think, + I guess, ] [ in, + in, ] {F uh, } ironic way a lot of good came from the Vietnam war toward this war / {C because } like [ we, + we ] said earlier, [ that, + ] {D you know, } [ the + a lot of ] eyes were opened after years and years [ of, + of ] that war / [ {C and } + {C and, } ] -/", "{C And } perhaps the reason that good came out of the Mid East war is because we had the experience of Vietnam. /", "Right, / exactly. /", "{C So, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] do think that, we've learned from it, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "{D # you # know, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] wish there weren't war <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / no kidding. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } I do think we learned. /", "{C And } [ I just, + I just ] hate the emotional price a lot of the Vietnam people paid,", "# Yes. # /", "# for, # {D you know, } [ er-, + nothing. ] / {E I mean, } [ [ it was, + they're, ] + they still don't ] know what they were there for. /", "No, / there was no feeling of accomplishment, no goal, / no, /", "# No. # /", "# we # went in / {C but } what did we do. / We lost lives / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] what were we trying to do. / Who knows. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "{C And, } [ I, + I ] think you're right, / {F uh, } I think you're right there. / {F Um, } I do remember when it was over. / I remember when they were coming home. / {F Uh, } {C but, } I remember the feeling back then, {D you know, } / [ {D like } I feel + {D like } right now, I feel ] like this country has been behind this war. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } yeah, / there's a lot of people that aren't for war. / I'm not for war, /", "Right. /", "{C but } I believe that the way that it was done and the way that was handled were right. / I don't remember that feeling back in Vietnam. /", "Right. /", "I just remember, / {F oh } yeah, / our guys are over there / {C and } it's sad / {C and } we shouldn't be fighting a war / {C but } there was no, let's support them, {D you know. } /", "Right, / we-, - / the, - / when this war broke out it frustrated me all [ thi-, + the ] antiwar people and, {D you know, }", "# Yeah. # /", "# [ their, + # all the ] demonstrations that were going on. / I felt like they got way too much media coverage and publicity / {C because } [ those kind of people, + {E I mean, } <breathing> {D you know, } they're the kind of people ] [ who are, + who've ] always got to have a cause, whether it's good, bad of indifferent. / They've got to have a cause / [ {C and, } + # {C and, } ] [ I, + # {D you know, } nobody ] says because you're supporting the troops that [ you're, + you're ] supporting the war. /", "That's right. /", "[ Yo-, + you ] have to support the people that are there. /", "That's right. /", "{C And } [ som-, + for some ] reason those people don't see that. /", "They don't see it as supporting the folks, the people. /", "No, / no, / they don't / {C and, } {D you know, } they're just real shallow people. /", "I would agree with you there <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "[ I, + I ] agree. / {F Um, } [ {C and } I, + {C and } I ] recall when President Bush said that, {D you know, } / he said look, / [ I, + {D you know, } I'm ] sorry that you're opposed to the war. / There's a lot of us that are opposed to war / {C but, } {F uh, } you're not helping the people that are over there by what you're doing. / {C And } I remember a lot of it kind of stopped after that. /", "Yeah, /", "# {C But, } # -/", "{E # I # mean } they're not helping anybody. / [ That's the, + that's the ] whole point, /", "# [ Th-, + ] not. # /", "# they're not # doing anything for anybody except themselves. /", "That's true. /", "{C And } I don't even know what they're doing for themselves.", "{F Uh. } /", "{D You know. } /", "Giving a soapbox to stand on <laughter>. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{C But, } {D well, } [ [ I just, + I, ] + I'm ] glad we've learned. / I'm sorry we had the experience of Vietnam. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] [ [ I'm, + I'm, ] + I'm ] especially sorry for the people that [ are, + {D you know, } have ] spent all these years trying to deal with it emotionally, / {C because, } {D you know } until the [ la-, + past ] four or five years, nobody ever really worried about that,", "# That's true. # /", "# for them. # /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] I think that's where we as American people really [ failed, + {D you know, } failed ] them. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "{D So, } I don't know. / {D Well, } do you have anything else you want to say on this? /", "No, / I guess not. /", "I think this is the first time that I haven't been cut off by the computer <laughter>. /", "I know, / we get cut off all the time, too <laughter>. /", "Usually I can talk all day / {C but } this is something to me that's sad <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / it is. /", "{D So, } {D well } have a good day / {C and } I appreciate the conversation. /", "Thanks, / same here. /", "Bye-bye. /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "VIETNAM WAR", "prompt": "TRY TO FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER'S VIEWS ARE ON THE VIETNAM WAR. 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/ I guess, {F uh, } [ I, + it's ] more not so much a hobby but things I enjoy doing. / I enjoy playing basketball [ and, + and ] basically all kinds of sports. / {C And, } {F uh, } -/", "Any handicrafts? /", "Excuse me. /", "Any handicrafts? /", "No, / [ not, + not ] really, {F um, } / no, / I'm really not too creative / {D well, } I, {F uh, } {D you know, } around with my hands and things like that - / I leave that more up to my Mom <laughter>. /", "{D So, } {F um, } I think I'm (( )) in handicraft. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "I think it will become resume writing. /", "{F Oh, } <laughter> {D well, } let's hope that [ you, + you ] aren't employed by that craft for too long. /", "{F Uh, } yeah, / [ I, + I ] hate to think about it / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I'm getting rather good at reading want ads. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah, / [ it, + it, ] -/", "[ Wh-, + what ] kind of time frame is it, {F uh, } looking for the, {F uh, } different shifts up there? /", "I <breathing>, - / who knows. /", "Is it, {F uh, } - / basically, I had read that they're just looking at relocating them all to McKinney is it, Texas, /", "No, / all means about fifteen to twenty percent,", "# {F Oh, } wow. # /", "# [ of, + of, ] # {F oh, } - / I'm sure the number's [ s-, + somewhere ] classified / {C but } some of the internal news and the news services, - / {C so, } it's approximately six fifty, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C so } # ten percent of six fifty, is sixty-five / {C and } twenty percent would be one thirty. /", "Wow, / how about that. / Yeah, / that's what it did report was a hundred and thirty relocating down to McKinney. /", "Yeah, / that's possible. /", "How about that. / {D Well, } [ that's, + {F uh, } that's ] unfortunate / is there many other, - / are you in the defense? /", "{F Oh, } yes, (( )) . /", "Is it, {F uh, } many other corporations in the area? /", "{F Uh, } I saw Seven Eleven that was hiring. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } I'm sure with the new, {F uh, } [ aw-, + contract awarding ] - / [ I, + I ] think it went to Lockheed, didn't it? /", "Yes. /", "[ That, + {F uh, } I ] hear they're hiring all over the place for that. /", "Yeah, {F uh, } / no, / Apple's coming to town / [ {C and, } +", "# {F Oh, } really? # /", "# {C and } ] that # has some opportunities / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C and, } ] -/", "Now is that (( ad good )) just to Colorado or to Colorado Springs? /", "Colorado Springs specifically, / yes. /", "How about that. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C and, } ] {F uh, } M C I -s coming [ if, + if, ] telemarketing is your bag. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Personally I'd rather die a slow painful death / {C but, } -/", "{D Well, } you in the, {F uh, } computer operations or in the actual, {F uh, } manufacturing? /", "{F Uh, } I'm a defense worker. / I'm, government tool control specialist. /", "Right, / yeah, / that's why I was in the (( Deseg )) down here in Plano also. /", "Are you still employed? /", "Am I still employed by T I, / no, / I took a leave [ of, + of ] T I back in November. /", "Oh. /", "Actually, December was my first month away from them. /", "Exempt or (( )) ? /", "Exempt. /", "{F Oh, } yes. /", "[ [ It, + {F uh, } unfortunately I guess for myself it wasn't, ] + {F uh, } it was ] purely by my own choice. / [ It wasn't, + {F uh, } there was no ] incentive for myself to leave, / {C but } it was just an opportunity arose / {C and } decided to take it. /", "{F Oh, } {C so, } you didn't even get the severance package. /", "No. / I should have taken [ [ the, + the, ] + the, ] {D you know, } {F uh, } option when that was there, / {C but } it was just, I missed it by a couple months. / {C But, } {D you know, } what can one do. / I'm just happy still to have a job. /", "{D So, } are you happy with what you are doing now? /", "Yeah, / I am kind of happy with it, / it's getting better all the time, / I knew it would be different from the very beginning, / {C but, } {D you know, } as you get to know more of the people that work there and more of what's going on with the system, - / {D so } I was in the computer operations / [ it's, + {F uh, } {D you know, } it all starts ] to become similar / [ there's, + {D you know, } there's ] benefits / {C and } there's things that weren't as good, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C but } # as an overall package, (( I'd say )) I'm pretty happy so far with the way it's turned out. /", "Good, / good. / {D Well, } it hasn't been a long time (( )) T I / {C or } [ I, +", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# I'm # ] significantly shaken by the situation,", "# Right. # /", "# but # not devastated. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } the one thing I guess at least in your favor is [ the, + the ] fact that, that is more in the support of the manufacturing / {C and } there's lots and lots of companies that have maybe not in [ the de-, + the defense ] area but manufacturing in general. -/", "To tell you the truth, [ [ I'm, + I'm, ] + I'm ] not really worried. /", "Uh-huh. / That's great. / That's good. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] I seem rather happy about it most of the time,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# [ just, + # just ] to know, what's, possibilities are,", "# Sure, / yeah. # /", "# {D you know, } # what might happen. /", "Sometimes it's good just to have everything out on the table. /", "{C But } still in all,", "# It may be a blessing in disguise. # /", "# it feels funny. # /", "I know a number of people who are, {F uh, } surplused / {C and } they're just, - / actually, what the positions that they found outside of the company were much, much better than the ones that they currently had inside. /", "{C So, } despite the fact that I should be tying flies or fly fishing [ or, + or ] going for walks in the mountains,", "# Exactly. # /", "# I # can't seem to get into it right now. /", "Uh-huh, / {D well, } I'm sure it's just with [ [ [ the, + the, ] the, ] + the ] way that things are so topsy-turvy right now as soon as you [ dec-, + decide ] on a (( pass )) , -/", "{F Uh, } situational. / [ I've, + I doubt I'll ] be here in six months. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } would you like to be there? /", "I, <breathing> - / all things being equal, yes. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ [ {C But, } + {C or, } ] + {C or } ] even somewhere better, /", "# Sure. # /", "# {C but, } # God this is much better than west Texas. /", "Uh-huh <laughter>. / {D Well, } just take the day, -/", "{C But then } [ they, + they ] tell me Hell is much better than west Texas. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } actually, {F uh, } [ the, + the ] Plano, Dallas, Houston, {D you know, } Austin that whole area [ is, + is ] actually [ quite, + quite ] nice. /", "[ I, + my ] little brother lives in Austin right now. /", "{F Oh, } that's a beautiful place. /", "Goes to U T. /", "Uh-huh. / That's just fantastic down there. / Take it more as a, - / this is your opportunity to do whatever you want, / pick out where you want to live, / {C and then } once you pick that spot out, pick out what you want to do. /", "I <breathing>, {D see } that's the problem. / For the last many years I've more or less let them direct what I want to do,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and # where I want to go.", "Uh-huh. /", "And just kind of go with the punches. /", "Sure. /", "{C And } now I feel lost. /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah, / that's a, - / [ it, + it ] takes a bit of a shift doesn't it. /", "{F Oh, } I had job offers. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } <breathing> I never found the one that was worth it for me to leave. / {C And } that, -/", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } the best thing about it is that you can, {F uh, } try something / if you don't like it, shoot, move on to something else. / That's the way (( I would have )) looked at the whole thing here, / I'll take a chance, / if I don't like it, I'll go someplace else, do something different. /", "{F Oh } {D so, } had you been with T I long when you changed? /", "Five years. / Yeah. /", "I've been with them sixteen. /", "Yeah, / I can imagine, {D you know, } the longer and longer it goes, -/", "Actually, seventeen now, / {C and, } {F oh, } yeah, / momentum is, {F uh, } driving force in our lives. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C But } + <breathing>, {C so, } ] yeah, / I'm looking [ as, + as ] a opportunity. /", "{D Well, } that's good, / you've got a good attitude about it. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] I'm looking at it as a change. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I'm looking at it [ as, + as ] an adventure. /", "Right, / there you go. / That's the way to do it. /", "{C And } maybe I'll wet a fly line this year and do some camping if I don't get laid off between now and then. /", "There you go, / that's the thing to do. / That's much funner than doing any kind of job. /", "{F Ha, } how about we end this? /", "That will work out just fine. /", "Nice talking to you. /", "All right, / nice talking to you. /", "Bye. /", "Good-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOBBIES AND CRAFTS", "prompt": "WHAT HOBBIES DO YOU HAVE IN YOUR SPARE TIME? 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/", "Yes, / I live in Dallas. /", "{D Now } I understand that, {F um, } [ the, + the ] real estate market out there has really gone crazy, up and down, up and down. /", "Yeah, / I think right now [ it's, + it's ] kind of bad <baby>. {F Uh, } / I don't live in a house, / I live in an apartment <laughter>. /", "{F Oh. } /", "[ Are, + are ] you in a house? /", "Yeah, / uh-huh. /", "Okay. /", "Yeah, / we have a single family home in northern Virginia just outside of Washington. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } I guess the best I can do [ is, + is, ] {F uh, } compare apartments <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "(( If it can )) compare the one that I have now,", "<Sniffing>.", "with the one that I had the last time, the one that I have now, {F uh, } has a lot more amenities, {A I guess is the right word, } than the one that I moved out of. / {F Uh, } this one, {D you know, } gave us free cable and, {F uh, } ceiling fans / {C and, } {F uh, } it was practically new when I moved in here / {C and } the carpet was new / {C and, } -/", "{F Huh. } / Do you live in the high-rise? /", "No, / it's not a high-rise. / It's just [ a, + a ] two story building. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } {C but } [ [ there's, + {D you know, } there, ] + there are ] a lot of buildings / {C but } it's just two stories. / {F Uh, } on the second floor [ they have, + they don't have ] a patio / {C but } they have a sunroom instead of the patio. / On the first floor, {F um, } where I am, there's a patio. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / [ {C So, } + {C so } ] [ you just, + you ] have one floor all to yourself? /", "Yeah. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "The rooms are nice and large / {C and, } let's see, [ I have, + I have ] two bedrooms. / {C And, } {F uh, } (( )) , -/", "{F Oh, } that's nice. / Do you get your own washer, dryer? /", "{D Well, } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] have a washer and dryer area / {C and } [ I, + I ] did buy the washer and dryer, / {C but } they didn't provide it. /", "Oh. /", "The one that I moved from [ didn't, + didn't ] have a place to put them, / {C and } that's one of the reasons that I did move. /", "Yeah. / That is nice. /", "Yeah. /", "<Sniffing>.", "Get tired of dragging clothes to the laundromat <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{D So, } tell me ab-, -/", "Yeah, / I've always, {F uh, } been pretty lucky. / The real estate out here's been pretty good. / [ [ [ It, + {F uh, } the, ] + the prices of, ] + {D well, } the prices ] came down last year. / [ We've, + we had ] sort of like a Dallas syndrome <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "The past, {F uh, } {F uh, } year and a half prices have gone down which is totally new for northern Virginia. /", "Uh-huh. / [ (( It just )) , +", "It just never happened before. /", "(( It's ] a real good )) , -/", "{C So } it's really surprising everybody. <sniffing> / All the developers don't know what to do <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / it's a good time to buy,", "Yeah, /", "if you're in the market. /", "unfortunate-, - / [ we're, + {F uh, } we actually have ] our house on the market because we have two kids -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and we } have a three bedroom house. / {C And } it's pretty much filled up right now. /", "{F Oh, } {C so } you want a bigger one. /", "Yeah, / uh-huh. / Get an extra bedroom or a basement. / Right now it's just [ a, + a ] single level rambler. /", "Uh-huh. / One thing about the houses [ in, + {F uh, } in ] Dallas, they don't, {F uh, } utilize basements the way they did in New York. /", "<Sniffing>.", "My parents in New York had, {F uh, } a, {F uh, } three family house. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Actual <noise> (( )) a, -/", "<Laughter>.", "two family house where [ [ the, + the, ] + {F um, } the ] downstairs and the second floor they had, - / {C and then } they rented the third floor with the whole apartment, {D you know. } /", "Oh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } they had a basement, /", "<Sniffing>.", "{C and } [ they, + {D you know, } they ] finished the basement, / {C and } they were able to rent that out also. / {C But, } {F uh, } in Dallas [ [ I, + I just, ] + I just ] haven't seen basements in houses. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{C And } I've looked at a lot of them, <<very faint>> (( {D you know } )) . /", "Yeah, / a friend of mine was thinking about coming down there, / {C and } that's what he said was that, {D you know, } it just wasn't something that people had down there. /", "No, / it's a-, -/", "They put pools and garages on,", "Right. /", "but, {F uh, } no basements <laughter>. /", "[ [ I haven't, + I haven't, ] + I have ] yet to see a basement in a house. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C And, } {F uh, } -/", "Maybe it's all the sand. / Is there a lot of sand in, - / I always think it's like a desert, / I don't know. / <laughter> <sniffing> (( )) Dallas always, -/", "{D Well, } no. / <laughter> No, / no, / no, / {D you know, } I don't see that kind of sand here. {F Um, } / there are some areas though [ where, + where ] they have a problem with, {F uh, } the houses kind of sinking a little bit --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ into the, + to the, ] {F uh, } <lipsmack> - / {E or } the foundation is sinking or something. {D You know, } [ just a little, + just a little ] bit, some more than others. / {C But } [ you, + you ] have to know the right spot,", "<Sniffing>.", "[ to, + to ] pick where that doesn't happen. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } <<very faint>> (( {F uh } )) , -/", "{D Well, } out here [ we, + {F um, } we ] live in what used to be, {F uh, } {D like } a prairie or whatever a [ natural, + {D you know, } natural ] grasslands. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } they, - / it's just, you go down four inches / {C and } [ you get to sands-, + {D well, } fourteen inches you get to sandstone. ] /", "Yeah. /", "{C And so } any place where they put a basement in they had to blast <laughter>. /", "I see. /", "It's just solid sandstone. /", "{F Huh. } / Where did you say you're at, Colorado? /", "No, / Virginia. /", "Virginia, / Virginia. / (( That's right )) . /", "Yeah, / it's sort of unusual really. / Most of Virginia is clay. /", "Anywhere near, {F uh, } Virginia Beach? /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / uh-huh. <sniffing> / Yeah. / [ My, + {F uh, } my ] folks used to live there. / Back before I was born,", "<<Very faint>> Oh. /", "they lived there. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } different areas in Dallas have different kind, - / [ in, + {F uh, } in ] Texas I'll say / {C because } down in east Texas there's a lot of red clay. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } [ in the, + in the ] Dallas, {D you know, } Fort Worth city areas you don't see that. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } {F uh, } Texas is a big state / {C so } I imagine [ the, + the ] type of houses and, {F uh, } things like that are truly different from area to area <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } -/", "{C But, } {F uh, } <sniffing> that's the same way out here / {C because, } {F um, } {D well, } [ we, + for example, [ and + ] we ] live fifteen miles from the beltway that surrounds Washington -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } anything instead [ that beltway, + the highway, ] the real estate's forty thousand dollars more expensive. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So, } {D you know, } [ you really can't afford, + [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] could never afford ] a house inside the beltway. / That's why we came out here. / This is called [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] country, {D you know, } with only, {D you know, } maybe twenty miles total from D C, twenty-five --", "{F Huh. } /", "-- from the city. / {C But, } {F um, } it's considered the country since it's, {F uh, } {D you know, } that far out. /", "{D Well } (( )) , -/", "{C But, } {F um, } yeah, / we live out by Dulles Airport. /", "I see. /", "Yeah, / {C and, } {F uh, } <sniffing> that's one of the few places still in northern Virginia / they have trailer parks that are down around the corner from here / {C and, } {D you know, } [ it's, + it's ] still pretty rural. /", "<<Very faint>> Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } not too much of northern Virginia is like that anymore. / Land has gotten so expensive / they just can't afford to have low income housing like that. /", "{D So, } is your house in an area by itself? / {E I mean, } -/", "No, / we're in a development. /", "it's not connected to another one? /", "There's, {F uh, } - / {D yeah, } / there's another one [ half an acre away, +", "{F Oh. } /", "{E or } a quarter acre away ] rather. /", "{C But } [ it's not, + they're not ] connected are they? /", "{F Oh, } no. / Huh-uh. / You have to, {F uh, } (( stay in one )) single family home. / I sort of got spoiled with that when I was growing up. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } my folks, {F um, } had an apartment for a while when we were kids / {C but, } {F um, } for the most part [ i-, + [ they, + they ] ] always had, {D you know, } - / {C and } Pennsylvania always had a single family home / {C and so, }", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } as soon as we could [ we, + we ] got a single family home, / {C and } that's all I ever knew growing up, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C so. } I stayed in a townhouse for, {F uh, } two years and then, {F uh, } saved up enough money [ to, + to ] get a, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOUSES", "prompt": "FIND OUT ABOUT THE OTHER CALLER'S HOME. 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[ In, + in ] a major way because [ they just, + {F um, } that whole region over there, ] I think needs to settle its own differences within itself. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } that's [ the way, + the course ] that they should go, / {E I mean, } {D you know, } we can maybe help them a little bit, prompt them, / {C but } I don't think this intervention at such high levels should be going on. / [ The, + the ] thing with Israel and Palestine, I believe that should be settled between them. / {C And } also, {F um, } {D you know, } the other thing is [ their idea, + {E or } our [ ide-, + idea ] ] of democracy has nothing to do with them. / [ {E I mean, } tha-, + {E I mean, } I'm ] talking about the whole middle ea-, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] maybe this is too general, / {C but } I just believe that, {F um, } they do not look at democracy the same way we do. / They don't understand it as we don't understand the way they live. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, so, } {D you know, } trying to put {D like } a square peg in a round hole is just, {D you know, } - / [ i-, + I ] don't think that that's the way to go in this / {C and, } {F um, } {D you know, } [ [ [ it, + it. ] + {F Oh, } {D well, } that's, ] + that's ] a couple thoughts on it. /", "Yeah. /", "[ I, + I ] guess, {D you know, } I'd like you to maybe express something here. /", "{D Well } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] think overall that's right. / I think it's kind of sad though, that, for generations they've been taught to hate each other. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } [ that's, + i-, ] {D you know, } - / if, - / somewhere in there someone's going to have to learn a different way. /", "That's, - / yeah. /", "{D You know, } [ {C an, } + {C an, } ] [ I, + I ] think that, {F um, } <<pause>> - / true we do have completely different ways of looking [ at things, + at a lot of things, ] / {C but, } {F uh, } at the same time, I think [ there are a lot of, + there is a lot of ] good that the United States and other countries can do, as far as example / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } <<pause>>, I think some different things could come from what's happened, than what we expect. /", "{D Well, } ye-, / {D well, } yeah, / {F um, } [ I, + I ] guess we could be a catalyst for their change. / I, {F um, } - / the war has certainly sort of set things on end over there / {C and } I don't think we'd be talking about this, {D you know, } {A the [ Israeli situation, + Palestinian situation, ] {F um, } sort of came to a head, {F um, } } unless there had been a war. / {E I mean } that was one thing,", "Yeah. /", "that came out of it, good or bad, / [ I, + I ] don't judge any war as good or bad, / it's just a war. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I don't see any winners or losers, / I just see dead bodies. / I'm sorry. {D You know, } / {C but, } {F um, } [ [ i-, + I, ] + I ] just think, {D you know, } you're right / {C and } I think maybe it's at a whole different level of them trying to cooperate and get along. / It's not going to be that we're going to, {F uh, } {D you know, } sort of, tell them to go to their room / {C and } that's going to solve the whole problem. /", "Yeah. /", "It's going to be them, /", "{C But, } that's the type of thing they understand. /", "Yeah. /", "They don't understand any other way. /", "{C And, } {D you know, } -/", "{C And so } [ at that, + at that, ] you have to work at their level,", "It's, -/", "to an extent, too. /", "Yeah, / [ that, + that's ] true too, / I, {F um. } -/", "They wouldn't have understood anything [ else + ] than what we did in the war. /", "{F Oh, } {D well } yeah, / # [ they, + they ] understand violence. # /", "# There was nothing else. / Yeah. # /", "They love violent leaders, to, {D you know, } / {E I mean } look at, {D you know, } the leader they had. / [ They, + they ] just adored him,", "Yeah. /", "because he was so strict and cruel, / {C and, } {D you know, } for a while there he had them, be-, -/", "I can't figure out why they adored him. /", "{D Well } it has a lot to do with their religion. / I got to say,", "Yes, / yeah. /", "that over there, {F um, } - / {C and } I know this only because from personal experience that I'm speaking of this, / {C because } [ I, + I've, ] {D you know, } traveled around town with different cab drivers in a situation where I've done that / {C and } [ one, + one ] of the kindest people I've ever met in my whole life, {F um, } is from that area of the country / {C and } {E I mean } [ he is just overly, + [ he, + he ] is abounding ] in kindness, let's say. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } his wife is so godly, {E I mean, } every thought, / they have a totally different life than we have. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{D You know, } {C and } when you add the, {F um, } commercialization of the western world it sort of screws everything up for them. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } they have very basic life, {F um, } / {D well } it's just a very basic life / {C and } they just really believe in Allah, or God, or whatever. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } [ it's, + {D you know, } everything is ] to the glory of Allah, / [ [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] + {D you know, } {C and, } ] [ it, + it's ] almost like, -/", "What's sad is that the leaders that have control --", "Yeah, / {D well } that's,", "-- are power, /", "{D see } using that, / yeah. /", "yes, / {C and } they abuse that. /", "{C And } it's always been military / {C and } it's always been, / {C and } [ that's, + that's ] always been the way of the world. Don't you think <laughter>. /", "Which I think that that's not [ the, + the ] way the majority of the people over there really are. /", "Yeah. / {C So } it's really hard, # when you see the leaders, compared to the people. # /", "# {C But } [ I think [ in a, + in a ] way the war, # + {F uh, } I think in a way all, the involvement ] over there too, though, has shown [ a lot of people + that there are a lot of people ] that don't follow what those few are doing. / {C And } there are a lot of people who are good people. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{D You know, } there's, - / {C and } [ I, + I ] think we may not have ever have seen that without some of these, {F uh, } newspeople being in there in the broadcasts and [ the, + the, ] {F uh, } soldiers leaving, {F um, } {D you know, } surrendering and,", "Right / and surrendering, / that was, -/", "trying to get out of that situation. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and, } ] the, {D you know, } -/", "it just really comes down to people are people, {D you know, } / you have to have some compassion some humanness. /", "That's right. /", "Doesn't matter where the boundaries are. {F Um, } {D you know, } / there are political boundaries / {C and } those are man made boundaries, / {C but, } {D you know, } for heaven sakes, that's something that's been going on for ages, /", "{C and } [ I, + I ] think so much of it is what you're taught. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "{D You know, } they teach their children, {F uh, } in such a way that, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MIDDLE EAST", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER THINKS ABOUT CURRENT US POLICY IN THE MIDDLE EAST. SHOULD US POLICY BE CHANGED OR NOT?", "talk_day": "06/05/1991", "from_caller": 1229, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1950, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1280, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1958, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NYC"}}

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/", "{D Well, } we try, / {E I mean, } {C because } {D you know } everybody is so active with their kids and all that. / It's like, {D you know, } if we can do it once every six months, we're doing well <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } yes, / yes. /", "Yeah. / {C So, } {E I mean } we originally started out, {D you know, } when we were younger <laughter> --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and didn't have so much stuff going on with the kids. {F Um, } / then [ we would, + we tried to ] do it every other month, /", "Yeah. /", "{C but } lately it's just been once every six months <laughter>. /", "Oh. / {D Well, } that's much more reasonable. / I was involved in [ a, + a ] club [ [ like that for, + {F um, } that, ] + {D you know, } where ] we tried to really do gourmet, {F uh, } meals. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] were a little bit too frequent I think. /", "Oh. /", "I don't remember if we were once a month / {C or } {D anyway } [ it was, + it was ] difficult. / By the time we went around it was, {F uh, } four couples / {C so, } {F uh, } by the time we got around, {F uh, } to each of us and it was time again, we were almost tired, {D you know. }", "Really, / really <laughter>. /", "{F Um, } partly because, {F um, } [ wh-, + ] gourmet cooking is not particularly conducive for regular dining. / It's too rich. /", "{F Oh, } it is absolutely. /", "{C And, so, } [ i-, + ] we found that while we enjoyed the evening we regretted it the next day. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{F Um, } {C so, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] kind of, - / {C and then } one of the couples, {F uh, } moved / {C and so } we sort of [ didn't, + didn't ] continue it, / [ {C but, } + {F um, } {C and } ] I must admit that as you say when your children start taking up your time, then [ you, + you ] don't have as much time for, {F uh, } regular entertaining, / {C but, } {F um, } {F uh, } {F uh, } [ when, + when ] we entertain I usually try to find something that will be, <lipsmack> {F um, } <breathing> kind of [ h-, + good ] for everybody / {C and } [ that's, +", "Right. /", "that sometimes means ] you can't do gourmet,", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "because depending on who your guests are. /", "{D Well, } yeah, <laughter> / that's true. / {C And } we have a gourmet friend that can't stand fish / {C so } {E I mean } he can get within, -/", "{F Oh, } yeah, / {D well, } one of my friends doesn't eat any cheese at all. /", "{F Oh, } my. /", "{F Uh, } {C so } that's a real problem because so many dishes require cheese. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{F Uh, } {D well, } I take that back. / {F Uh, } she can't eat some cream cheese. / {C But } [ that, + that ] really limits, /", "It sure d-, -/", "{F um, } /", "it makes you, {F uh, } keep looking for recipes every time you have an eye out,", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "for something like, -/", "Right. /", "Right. / {C So } [ we, + we ] try to keep all that in mind, / {C but } otherwise, {F um, } I guess, {D you know, } entertaining, {F um, } - / [ I, + I ] guess I have recipes / I, {F um, } - / {C but } [ that's, + that's ] basically what we do is the gourmet, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C so, } {D you know, } they would be pretty elaborate. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Um, } {C but } it's fun. / {E I mean } it took us four days to cook a stock and three days to make this stuff, /", "{F Oh, } wow. /", "{C and, }", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } you get all prepared / {C but } you're right. / It's very, very rich / {C and } I'm glad <laughter> we don't have it every, -/", "<Laughter>.", "{C because } [ it is, + it's ] [ a, + quite a ] treat / it really is. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Um, } /", "Sounds wonderful. /", "Right, / {C but } {D so, } you like food / {C and } I just love [ the, + the ] community of food. / I just,", "{F Oh, } {D sure } I do too. /", "think it's neat. /", "Yeah. /", "I just love sharing meals [ and, +", "Right. /", "and ] whatever you can do, {D you know, } to do that. / I don't think you have to be, {D you know, } more than hamburgers and hot dogs out,", "Right. /", "in the backyard [ and the, +", "Right. /", "and the ] coleslaw and potato salad. / [ {C But, } + {C but, } ] -/", "Sure. / {D Well, } my, {F um, } <lipsmack> daughter is graduating, {F uh, } Sunday / {C and so } we're having,", "Oh. /", "a, {F uh, } few people in Sunday afternoon. / {C And } I did a cop out on to it / I'm buying cold cuts <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } I have to,", "(( What are you providing )) ? /", "make a cake / {C and } I have to make hors d'oeuvres / {C and } I have to make dessert / {C so, }", "Right. /", "I figured for the main thing it's going to be sandwiches. /", "Right. / There you go. /", "{F Uh, } {C so, } {F oh, } I'm buying the little tiny rolls and so on. / {C But } I can't do it, {D you know, } working full-time / {C and, } it's just too much. /", "I know. / We're all not built like, {F uh, } [ what, + what, ] <lipsmack> {F oh, }", "Those people that try to do everything. /", "Martha Stewart, {D you know. } /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "We all aren't Martha Stewart and have our coordinated glasses and tablecloths [ and, +", "Ugh <laughter>. /", "and ] time to, {D you know, } [ sh-, + t-, ] -/", "<Breathing> Wouldn't that be nice? <Laughter>. /", "Yeah. / Shot a video of the whole thing, / (( I don't know )) . /", "Yeah, / right. /", "{C But } [ it's, + it's ] really kind of a neat thing. / I get a kick out of it. / [ I, + I ] really do. / Everything, all parts of the food, / {E I mean } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I love to make things from scratch, {D you know. }", "Yeah. /", "Making breads / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] {D you know } people really pretty much appreciate it. /", "{F Oh, } they do. / [ I-, + it's ] very difficult to purchase, {F um, } <lipsmack> items that are as good as what you can make yourself. /", "{F Oh, } I think so. /", "{F Um, } in spite of, {F uh, } - / {C or } [ if you, + if you ] do buy it, it's extremely expensive. / In fact, {F uh, } I just got back from a shopping trip to [ purch-, + purchase ] the cold cuts / {C and } [ I, + I ] bought turkey and pastrami [ and, + and ] barbecued ham at [ a, + an ] Amish market near here. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } I've never been there before.", "Oh. /", "And found that there's, {F uh, } individual vendors / {C and } the foods are wonderful. / {C And } one of [ the, + {F uh, } the, ] {F um, } <lipsmack> vendors had cakes. All sorts of wonderful cakes. {F Uh, } [ they, + ] fresh [ str-, + strawberry ] cheesecake now [ and, + and ] so on. /", "Oh. /", "{C And } it's like thirteen fifty for a whole strawberry cheesecake. {F Um, } which is really not such a bad price. / I decided [ I, + I ] just couldn't quite make myself, {F um, } buy it because I do make cheesecake / {C and } somehow --", "There you go. /", "-- I didn't want to do that because it, - / {C but } I was very tempted because it looked wonderful, / {C and } [ the-, + they ] had black forest cherry cake and all those things. /", "Oh. /", "[ That ar-, + {C but } those are ] homemade. / They are not, {F um, } commercial bakery made. / {C And } in that they are made in their homes, {F um, } / {C so } [ it, + it's ] kind of interesting, {F uh, } / it's out there if you want to pay the price / {C but, } -/", "{F Oh, } it is. / {E I mean, } we have bakeries around here that, {D you know, } [ you, + you ] just gain weight going by the door,", "<Laughter> Right, /", "{D you know, } just like that. /", "just smelling the air <breathing>. / Yeah. /", "Right, / {C but } I don't know / I guess some of the best things I've ever had, {F um, } [ I, + ] some of them were just hors d'oeuvres, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "Doing little hors d'oeuvre things that, I have a kick making that, {E I mean, } {D you know } <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "I get off on strange little details of food, I guess. / {C But } --", "Yeah. /", "-- {F um, } gee, we have so much going on here because <static> {D you know } this is Dallas, / this is the southwest, / this is,", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } chips and Picante sauce and anything hot. / {D You know } you can always make it hotter,", "Right. /", "[ and, + and ] lots of stuff like that, {D you know, } / {C so. } That's, {F um, } a really good party time,", "Yeah. /", "eating all that hot food / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they just love it, {D you know, } down here. / It [ just -- +", "<Laughter> We like hot food too, / {C so. } -/", "-- just, ] {D you know, } - / all the stuff that goes with that, / {C so. } -/", "Right. / You don't sound like you're from Texas originally though. /", "{F Oh, } I'm not. / Thank you for noticing <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "I'm from Chicago. /", "<Laughter> [ I thought, +", "{C And } how I got, -/", "I thought, ] that there was a slight difference in accent. /", "Really / {C and } how,", "Right. /", "I got to Texas by way,", "<Laughter>.", "of Virginia [ I'm, + ]", "<Laughter>.", "and everything is a long story. / {C But, } -/", "<Laughter> I'll bet. /", "Yeah. /", "[ Did, + {F um, } do ] you have a favorite hors d'oeuvre recipe that's easy / {C or } is it always complicat-, /", "{D Well, } absolutely. / I, - / in fact, it just came to mind, {F um, } / {C and } this, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RECIPES/FOOD/COOKING", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS FOOD AND COOKING. WHAT FOODS WOULD YOU INCLUDE IN THE MENU FOR A DINNER PARTY? SHARE THE RECIPE FOR ONE OF THESE FOODS WITH THE OTHER CALLER.", "talk_day": "06/07/1991", "from_caller": 1229, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1950, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1072, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1941, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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} /", "{F Oh, } [ I gue-, + I think ] we rented PRETTY WOMAN --", "{F Uh. } /", "-- a couple [ weeks, + months ] ago. /", "Right. / The last two years, I have done more theater movie going than I have actually watched videos at home. / I've, {F uh, }", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {F uh, } # become available to come and go more often, / {C so } I said \"hey, it's worth it, / I'll just go at the matinee hour / {C and } I can see what I please.\" /", "Yeah. /", "It's no more costly than renting one. / The last, - / {D see } I went about two or three weeks ago and saw F X TWO / {C and } that is a really good movie, if you like special effects, / kind of gory and lots of, {D you know } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- action. /", "I have not done that one, / I don't know if I have even heard of that one. /", "{F Um, } <laughter> do you know that I don't follow performers, /", "# Oh. # /", "# I # don't follow actors. <laughter> / Some I know, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# some # I don't. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } {C and } he was - / [ [ the guy, + the guy ] that played in it, + {A he was not the star, } {C but } the one that played in it ] that I liked best was the one who was in, {F uh, } <sigh> {F oh, } the one about the old people. /", "COCOON? /", "COCOON, / uh-huh. /", "Okay. /", "He was a blond haired, heavyset alien in COCOON. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "[ I don't, + I don't ] know what his name is. /", "{F Uh, } I think I know who you are talking about though. /", "Yeah. / At any rate, I also saw not long ago ONCE AROUND. / That was with Richard Dreyfuss. /", "Okay. /", "{C And, } that one was just a very poignant story, / [ [ it, + it, ] + it ] had people, / [ [ it was, + it was ] + <noise> {D you know, } a lot of people said it was ] a really funny movie, / {C but } [ it was,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# a # very, + it was a ] poignant humor / {C and } [ there was, + it was ] like, {F uh, } {F uh, } STEEL MAGNOLIAS. / The characters played very well off one another. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } there was humor involved, / {C but } the story was a very dramatic story, / {C and } I enjoyed it very much. / What are some others that you have seen lately? /", "{F Oh, } I'm trying to think, {F uh, } / just the other night on H B O we watched THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER,", "# {F Oh, } whoa, / yes. # /", "# again / and that's # one that, -/", "That's one I can watch,", "# Yeah. # /", "# over # and over and over again. /", "I was going to read while it was on, / {C but } then when it started, I just couldn't, {D you know, } read. / That was a really good movie. /", "It sure was. / {C And, } {D you know, } the second time you see it, you understand more subtleties in it. / There are a number of good movies like that. /", "Yeah, / there's quite a few, {F uh, } movies out now that I would like to go see. / My husband,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# is # not a real big movie goer, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # I guess, more than anything, that is why we don't go. /", "Yeah. /", "{C Plus, } by the time you get a baby-sitter, and then pay to go to the movies --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it just gets pretty expensive. /", "<Laughter> Right. / You don't work? /", "No, / I stay at home. /", "Okay. / {D Well, } you are going to have to find a mother's day out and have him call in sick one day. /", "Yeah. <laughter> / Go during the day, / that's right. /", "That's right. / There's nothing wrong with that. / Go in the early hours, / it's a matinee, / it's not crowded / {C and } the price is as reasonable as renting a video. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } that's the way I do it / {C and } I go quite frequently. /", "Uh-huh. /", "If you are going to be planning on doing that, - / {D now } I was WARLOCK too, which is supposed to be the story of a, {F uh, } witch hunt that is, {D you know, } magically shot into the present time. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } the first five minutes or ten minutes of the movie [ was, + I was ] very well persuaded to walk out. Very well persuaded, / there was more gore than I was interested in seeing. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } as the movie settles down to a comfortable action, {F uh, } I can't really that it would have gotten more than a star and a half from me either. / {C But, }", "# Yeah. # /", "# {F uh, } # the action was comfortable / {C and, } of course, I enjoyed those good guy, bad guy type conflicts things. / {C So, } I enjoyed that movie, after the first few minutes of gore. / {C And } there were some others, / {C but } they were done a little more tastefully. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } in the first scene, the warlock chopped off a guy's finger because he wanted the ring and then --", "{F Uh. } /", "-- bit his tongue out and spit it off in the omelet / {C and } I could not handle that. / I said \"whoa, <laughter> I'm glad I have not had dinner\". / Then, {F uh, } I saw AWAKENING, / that's a wonderful, wonderful job by Robin Williams and Peter De Niro. / [ I, + {F uh, } I, ] {F uh, } -/", "Robert De Niro? /", "Robert De Niro, / what did I say, Peter? /", "I think you said Peter. /", "I said Robert De Niro. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } he has done a really good job of characterizing the, {F uh, } disabled person. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } of course, Robin Williams always just has [ a, + an ] air about him that you can't help but enjoy what he is doing. <sigh> / Even when he's sad, {D you know, } you great faith that he will get happy again. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then, } {F oh, } let's see, there's a couple or three that I would like to go see before they go into videos. / I guess, I can wait another month / {C and } they will be videos. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "One is SILENCE OF THE LAMBS. / I've heard a lot about that one. / They say if [ you really want to be, + {F uh, } you really want ] some suspense, that's the one to see. / {C And, } I understand that's a sequel to an earlier movie that showed about two weeks ago on television. {F Uh. } /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } I think I read about that too. /", "Uh-huh. / And then THELMA AND LOUISE, / I think it's time we had a lady abuse the guys movie. <laughter> / It's about time for one of those. / I want to go see that. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } I'm going to try to get in DANCES WITH WOLVES. /", "{F Oh, } you haven't, - / I've heard that is wonderful. /", "Uh-huh, / I've heard it's wonderful too, / {C but } [ I, + it's ] just that they are both very long --", "Yeah. /", "-- {F uh, } movies, / {C and } the matinee starts before I can get away from work. /", "Oh. /", "{C And, } [ after, + after ] that I get involved in other things and [ don't want to -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- don't want to ] go back. /", "Yeah, / I've heard that's, - / [ we, + {F uh, } we, ] {F uh, } rented the other one, / I was trying to think of the other one that we had rented lately, {F uh, } was PRESUMED INNOCENT, with, {F uh, } <sigh> Harrison Ford, / I guess he's in there. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } I thought that was really good. /", "{D You know, } I saw that / {C and } [ I really + <laughter> I ] cannot remember too much about it. /", "It was the one where he was a defense, - / {F uh, } not defense, / he was a prosecu-, -cuter. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } there was a murder of one of the women that was in [ the, + the ] D A -'s office. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } he ended up being accused of it. /", "{F Oh, } that's right, / I remember now. / Yeah, / I remember. /", "Yeah, / {C so, } {E I mean } it really kind of had a turn at the end, when you found out who it was <laughter>. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } I've had a hard time enjoying Harrison Ford in anything since the Indiana Jones movies. / I think he ought to stay <laughter> Indiana Jones. <laughter> / I realize that he would like his career to develop, / {C but } I don't want to see him in other things. <laughter> / {C But, } {F uh, } I tell you, Sean Connery in the HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER, / [ I, + I ] never did care for him [ as, + in ] the James Bond movies. / (( I don't know / he was too )) . -/", "I was never into those movies, either. /", "Yeah, / I didn't care for the type of movie, / {C but } he was always slick, and greasy, and seemed to be conceited and had more women than he needed / {C and } <laughter> I didn't like him. / {C But, } he has really developed into a marvelous character actor as he has come older. /", "Yeah, / I thought he looked real good with a beard, too. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / yeah, / he does / {C and } [ there is just a, + there's a, ] - / I don't know, {F uh, } / I think that beard gives him a look that he is always grinning, whether he is or not. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } [ he, + he ] has that merry look about his eyes that looks like he stays in mischief all time. <laughter> / {C And, } I enjoy those, / {C and } I enjoy some of the Michael J. Fox movies. / I didn't care too much for the last one either. / It just was not enough to it. /", "What was the last one? / I'm trying to think. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{F Uh, } the last, - / {D like, } BACK TO THE FUTURE then (( was the last one )) . /", "No, / no, / no, / it was called, {F uh, } <noise> HARD WAY, where he was an actor, [ trying to portray -- +", "{F Oh, } okay, /", "-- trying to [ portray, + portray ] ] a policeman. / {C And } that, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MOVIES", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER THOUGHT ABOUT THE LAST FEW MOVIES THEY SAW. 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/", "{F Oh, } I do not remember the man's name, / he [ was, + used ] to be a reporter for, {F uh, } I think, the NEW YORK TIMES, or the WASHINGTON POST, one of the two, / {C and } he supposedly [ got [ [ this, + this, ] [ s-, + story, ] + {F uh, } {E I mean } this, {F uh, } ] + was contacted by this ] guy who had [ these, + these ] memos he wanted to sell, / {C and } [ they were, + they were ] ones that had supposedly been stolen from the, {F uh, } corporate headquarters [ in, + {F uh, } in ] Los Angeles. /", "{F Huh. } /", "They, on - / I think it was Romain Drive or Romain Street or something, there in Los Angeles, / they used to have a, - / {E or, } I guess they still do, {F uh, } / had a, {F uh, } {F uh, } big warehouse kind of thing, which had offices / {C and } it was sort of nondescript [ for a, + {F uh, } {D you know, } for the ] size of the company which, inside was basically a store house of a bunch of stuff he collected, / [ he, + he ] was, {F uh, } a great collector of everything, / [ [ [ he, + he, ] + he did not, ] + he did not ] throw anything away / {C and, } {F uh, } supposedly this guy [ had, + had ] been breaking there for awhi-, / he was a, {D like, } {D you know, } burglar, had been breaking there awhile [ and, + {F uh, }", "I see. /", "And ] had ended up, - / he had some accomplices that were kind of suspect, / {C and } [ they, + {F uh, } they ] broke in [ one, + one ] night and found a bunch of memos that were, {F uh, } supposedly [ from, + from ] Hughes [ to, + {F uh, } to ] his [ main, + {F uh, } main ] [ a-, + assistant ] back, {F uh, } in the fifties and [ si-, + {F well, } I guess, in the sixties, ]", "{D Well, } that is interesting. /", "up until his death. /", "Right. /", "{D So, } it's pretty interesting work / {C so, } -/", "That is an intriguing type of book to be reading and trying to keep up on things like that. /", "Yeah, / [ [ it's a, + it's a little, ] + it's a little ] hard (( )) / you have to plod through it / {C and, } {D you know, } it does not have a real story, or any plot, /", "Uh-huh. /", "you just kind of have to read and understand what is going on. /", "{C And, } they have not made a movie of the week of it yet. /", "No, / I have not seen it. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ {C But } it's, + {C but } [ it is, + it is ] ] real interesting, /", "Yeah. /", "{F uh, } I also reading, {F uh, } [ the, + {F uh, } thi-, ] - / it's [ [ a, + an old, ] + another old ] book that I happen to have. / I am sort of rereading it. / It's, {F uh, } a book about, {F uh, } the Bermuda Triangle, / {C but } [ [ it's, + {F uh, } it's about, ] + it's ] a real good book that a guy, {F uh, } wrote who was, {F uh, } a research librarian, / he wrote, {F uh, } sort of <sigh> debunking many of [ the, + {F uh, } {F uh, } (( )) the ] stories about the, {F uh, } Bermuda Triangle. {D You know, } / [ he, + he ] was thinking [ [ many, +", "{F Uh. } /", "many ] of [ the + <sigh> the ] myths, + many of the myths ] of the triangle [ were, + {F uh, } actually, <sigh> could be ] explained, /", "Explained (( )) , /*[[listen; could be br]]", "[ {C and, } + {D you know. } {F Uh, } {C and } ] the [ rea-, + reason ] I [ was, + (( )) picked ] it back up was in light of [ all the, + {F uh, } (( )) {D Well } when they found [ the, + {F uh, } the ] ] airplanes [ on the, + in the ] Atlantic, thinking they were Flight Nineteen. / {C And } I don't know if you are familiar with that at all / {C but } it's, {F uh, } - / Flight Nineteen [ was one of the, + {F uh, } <sigh> was [ a, + a ] ] collection of a flight of five Navy adventures at the end of World War Two. Right after World War Two, / {C and } [ they were, + <sigh> they were ] lost / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "Supposedly scooped up by the triangle. /", "Yeah, / they were. /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And so, } + {C and } ] in the book, {D you know, } even, - / he wrote this book back in the seventies, / [ {C and } even, + {C and } even ] then [ he, + <sigh> he ] had a very good case for the fact they probably just got lost and they ditched in the water. / [ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C because } ] [ [ he, + he ] mentions, + [ he, + he ] goes through ] and brings out points from the Navy's findings and so forth. / {C And, } {F uh, } it's probably, {D you know, } real close to what, {D you know, } everyone is thinking, now that, <sigh> they just got turned around and could not find their way back. /", "Yeah. / On that same topic, have you ever read anything about, {D you know, } the Amelia Earhart story, whatever happened with her? /", "{F Uh, } no, / I have not. /", "[ I, + I ] think that would be, - / I am sure there is something out there, {F uh, } # (( )) , # /", "# Yeah, / [ I would + # I would ] like to, too, / {C because } it's a lot of things coming up here lately about her, {D you know, } possibilities [ of he-, + of where she ] # (( )) , # -/", "# (( I thought she )) # was a prisoner of war or something for like ten years. /", "{F Uh } <sigh>. /", "{D Well } whatever, this is one aspect of it. /", "Yeah. /", "Of course, {D you know, } it is so weird, / {C cause } no one will ever really know, / [ [ it's, + it, ] + tha-, ] - / [ {C so } + {C but } ] it's entertaining / {C and } it makes you think about things. /", "Right. /", "That is for sure. /", "Yeah. / {D So, } that is pretty much for right now, / that is,", "Yeah. /", "what I have been reading. / I kind of like to read different stuff / {C and, } {F uh, } I like to read a novel every now and then, / {C but, } {F uh, } I am trying to get away from just reading novels all the time. /", "Right. / {D Well, } [ I, + I ] guess I just have not read anyth-, - / {E I mean, } usually, [ I just, + if I ] find a good book, I will sit, {D you know, } for two days until it is finished. If it's that good, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } I think the last one I read like that was Scott Thurow's / {C and } that was PRESUMED INNOCENT. /", "Yes. /", "{C And } I just really, really liked the way he writes. / It's just,", "Yeah, / I read that, too. / I got it, {F uh, } right,", "incredible. /", "after it came out. / My, {F uh, } {D you know, } -/", "Yeah. /", "he was [ an, + an ] assistant district attorney in Chicago [ [ at, + {F uh, } and ] + while ] he was writing the book, / {C and, } {F uh, } my sister-in-law lives in Chicago, / {C and } [ she had, + before it actually got big, she sent ] me this book saying, you might like this, / this guy is, {D you know, }", "{F Uh. } /", "from here. / {C And, } {F uh, } I read it and really liked it / {C and then } about, - / that is when it really got big. / {C And, {F uh, } so } I, -/", "That was good, I think. /", "(( )) .", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] the other book I am trying to think, {D you know, } {D like } was in the last year / {C and } I think I did read Tom Wolfe and VANITY, {F uh, } /", "# (BONFIRE OF THE VANITY )) , # /", "# (( BON )) / # yeah. /", "I have not read that, although,", "{F Uh. } /", "I have heard it is pretty good. /", "Yeah / I, - / that was really, really good, / the movie was nothing compared to the book. /", "Yeah, / that is what I have heard. /", "{C And. } - / Yeah. /", "I saw the movie, / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "{F Oh, } the movie was a joke <laughter> compared to, - / {E I mean, } {C because } Tom Wolfe is so perceptive,", "Yeah. /", "when it comes to, {D you know, } pinpointing, {F uh, } [ [ so-, + so-, ] + society's ] ills and,", "Right. /", "things like that and just nailing people to the wall and exposing things / [ {C and, } +", "Right. /", "{C and so, } ] [ it was, + it was ] a much more intense book than the sort of flimflam that they cast off in the movie <laughter>. /", "I know. /", "{C And, } {D anyway, } we are not talking about that, / {C but, } {F uh, } gee, [ I just + I ] like to read gardening books and things like that. Just to tell me what <laughter> to do with my garden / [ {C and, } + {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "{C And, } ] {F uh, } -/", "I have a lot of, {F uh, } {F uh, } computer books that - / [ I am, + I do ] computer work / {C and so } I have a lot of those. / {C So, } I spend a lot of time looking through those, not necessarily reading them but,", "Yeah. /", "looking through them. / {C But } [ I, + I'm ] interested in a lot of that, / {C but, } {F uh, } I have got a lot of books that [ I, + I ] intend to read, / {C but } I have not been able to yet, {D you know, } for one reason or another. /", "{D Like, } what is a book on your list, / {D you know } I have a list too / {C and } I have never gotten to it <laughter>. /", "<Sigh> {F Oh, } gosh, [ I do not, + I do not ] really have a list, / {C cause } [ I just kind of, + {F uh, } I just ] have all the books out, {D you know, } / I have book shelves / {C and } I have them all out / {C and } usually when I am through with one, I will go in <sigh> and, {F uh, } {F uh, } {F uh, } [ look, + look ] through, {F uh, } / I have one now {A {C and } [ I, + I ] can not remember the name of it } [ that I, + that I ] got is - / the sister-in-law in Chicago usually sends me for my birthday [ or, + or ] Christmas or something will send me [ another, + another ] good book / {C and, } {F uh, }", "Oh. /", "{F uh, } sh-, - / I have one / {C and } I can not remember the name of it, {F uh, } / it is supposed to be a mystery. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BOOKS AND LITERATURE", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT BOOKS THE OTHER CALLER READS FOR ENJOYMENT OR SELF-IMPROVEMENT. 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you probably wouldn't recommend that as a big tourist spot? /", "No. / The only thing that [ I, + I ] visited that, {D you know, } is quite a tourist spot is Cancun, Mexico. /", "{F Ooh, } that would be nice. /", "{C And } that was real nice. {F Uh, } /", "Did you scuba dive there? /", "No, / we just kind of walked the beaches and looked at all the beautiful scenery there. /", "{F Ooh, } that would be nice. /", "Yeah, / and just kind of relaxed and unwound a little bit,", "{F Oh, } that would be enjoyable. /", "from our daily routine. /", "Right, / yeah, / that's,", "{F Huh. } /", "a nice break. / I haven't been on vacation in a while either. / {F Um, } usually when we go, we go to Colorado, to Estes Park area.", "Uh-huh. /", "Which is up kind of near Denver.", "Yes. /", "And, {F uh, } stay in the mountains up there, do a little hiking and resting, get away from the Texas heat, that kind of thing. /", "{F Oh, } that's always refreshing to get away from. /", "{C So } it's a lot of fun. / I worked up there last summer, / {C so } I guess it was kind of like a vacation the,", "{F Oh, } {D well, } that's nice. /", "whole summer long <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "Worked at a camp there, / {C and so } I got to <breathing> spend a lot of time up in the mountains. / {C So } that's probably my favorite place when I have to go somewhere on a vacation. /", "{D Well, } [ my, + {F uh, } my ] middle daughter and her husband have just taken up a new activity, / {C and } that's canoeing. /", "Oh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } they've been to the Guadalupe River, / {C and } they also, {F uh, } {F uh, } have been to, {F uh, } I guess Colorado, / {C and } they've really enjoyed it. /", "That's nice. / [ We, + {F um, }", "It's a whole new, -/", "we ] canoed up in Arkansas at the Buffalo River. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } that's the best place that I've ever canoed. /", "{F Huh. } /", "It's really, really pretty. / I was a little kid then, / {C and } we <breathing> to have, {F uh, } - / we stayed at some park / {C and } they had <breathing> a little <breathing> {F uh, } mountain man who came down the river every night, / {C and } he would give a little talk about <laughter> mountain things. / {D You know, } I think he wasn't a real mountain man, / {C but } we were pretty convinced he was a full,", "Sure. /", "hermit who lived up in,", "Uh-huh. /", "the woods, that he'd come in his little log boat down the river, / {C and } [ we would have to, + we'd (( )) ] - / {C and } he'd make sassafras tea out of sassafras roots that he'd found / {C and, }", "{F Oh, } that's neat. /", "That's a good family place to go, /", "Sure. /", "{C and then } the river was really nice because it wasn't too frightening, / {C but } it wasn't,", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } too easy either. / It was like, -/", "{D Well, } you learn a lot of, {F um, } skills too, / {C and } I think you're more receptive when you're younger than when you're older, to learn new skills, /", "That's true. /", "{C and } I think [ they really + <lipsmack> it really ] [ pen-, + penetrates ] in your memory, {D you know, } what to do, because you really have a great interest in it.", "Uh-huh. /", "Because it's something you weren't forced to do <laughter>, /", "Right. /", "{C so } you have kind of a relaxed mode of learning. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } you're more receptive. /", "{D Well, } that's good. / {D Well, } we, {F um, } let's see, - / the only other place I've ever vacationed, we'd, {D you know, } go on camping trips up to Texoma and things like that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } I went to England --", "{F Oh, } that's exciting. /", "-- a few years ago. / I was a,", "Uh-huh. /", "student there and spent, {F um, } a semester studying abroad in London. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } that was a great time, because [ it's + {D so, } that's ] such a neat place / {C and } [ it's, + there's ] not a language barrier / {C so } you don't, - / {E I mean, } [ there + <laughter> there's ] a little bit, because there's some of those English words that you just don't <breathing> exactly know what they mean, / {C and } a lot of people have trouble wrestling with their accents, / {C but } <breathing> [ it's, + it was ] really fun. / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] really enjoyed that. / I'm probably going back there to work,", "Uh-huh. /", "for a year. /", "{D Well, } I had a friend that, {F uh, } visited England [ not, + {D well, } I think it's been ] probably two years now, / {C but } that's her next goal, {A {C and } she can do it, } is go back to England, / {C because } she really has a great desire to do that, / {C because } the love that she, {F um, } has for it now after visiting it. -/", "[ It, + it's ] really nice. / [ I would, + I would ] spend all my time in London,", "Uh-huh. /", "or most of my time, / {C and } [ that's + <breathing> it was ] really different being in a big city, / {C because } I don't get much into [ urban, + {D you know, } really urban ] areas a lot -- /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } [ [ it was, + it's really, ] + it's ] sort of a weird little anonymous feeling where no one knows who you are / {C and } you can spend a whole day without talking to anyone, which I thought I would just hate, / {C but } it ended up being kind of nice <breathing> because you're not accountable to anyone. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "You could just [ kind of + <breathing>,", "Do your own thing. /", "kind of ] walk around and observe, /", "Yeah. /", "I did a lot of just going out by myself and <breathing> riding on the subway and watching people. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I had a great time doing that. / It was really interesting. /", "That's wonderful. / There's a lot out there to see, /", "Yeah, / I know, /", "(( I'll say )) . /", "I <laughter> keep wanting to get up to, - / [ I haven't, + I haven't ] been anywhere else outside the United States. / I haven't been to Mexico or Canada or, -/", "{D Well, } I lived across the street almost from Canada <laughter>. /", "Oh. /", "{C So } [ [ that was, + that, ] + that's ] a nice place. / Canada is very nice. /", "Yeah, / that would be nice. / I had a friend from there. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Then [ I, + I'd ] love to go somewhere in Asia, / {C but } I'd have to have a <laughter> tour guide with me to --", "{F Oh, } yes, / absolutely. /", "-- help with all the language and all that. /", "Sure, / somebody that knows their way around. /", "{C So, } yeah, / [ that's why, + that's why ] England was nice. / Even, we traveled in Europe for about a week, / {C and } that was even nice because there wasn't, {F uh, } the, - / most the places [ we went, + we went ] to Germany and Switzerland and, -/", "{D Well, } you've been quite a few places there <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / we have. <laughter> / [ [ We (( )) . +", "<Laughter> Once you think about it, {F huh. } /", "We did, ] + we whirlwinded ] through,", "Uh-huh. /", "Europe. / It was <laughter> just insane twelve days where we'd just stop like a city a day, / {C and } you slept on the train at night. /", "{F Oh, } that's great. /", "{C But } there wasn't a, - / it was strange, / it was kind of sad, / there wasn't ever a language problem there, because everyone in Germany knew English / {C and } everyone in Switzerland,", "Uh-huh. /", "knew English. /", "That's great. /", "{C So } <laughter> we were kind of pitiful. / We found one restaurant we were in <breathing> and got seated, / {C and then } no one knew English in there, / {C and } we [ were just + <laughter>,", "Uh-huh <laughter>. /", "finally had ] to break out the phrase book and start looking up things. / {C But } it was, -/", "What did you wind up with? <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } I had fondue. / That was easy to say <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } okay <laughter>. /", "Tried to get fondue and white wine, / {C and } that was, -/", "{F Uh, } uh-huh. /", "we were able to have that [ pretty, + pretty ] effortlessly. / There were some people at the next table who spoke English, / {C so } we <breathing>,", "They kind of guided you. /", "elicited their aid for a while / {C and, }", "Uh-huh. /", "they were very helpful / {C so, }", "{D Well, } good. /", "[ It was, + it was ] a pleasant time. / [ I'd, + I'd ] love to go back there. / There's just not time <laughter>. / There's not enough time to go see everything, and then to afford to see everything. /", "I guess that's why we need to plan for retirement, so when we do have the free time, we'll have [ the, + the ] means to, {F uh, } pursue our dreams. /", "Right. / That's <<faint>>, -/", "Yeah. / I guess that's what retirement is all about. /", "<Laughter>.", "<Laughter>.", "That and sleeping late <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yes. /", "I keep hoping for. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well } --", "I understand that. /", "-- it was nice talking with you. /", "{D Well, } it was nice talking with you too, Craig. /", "{C And } have a good afternoon. /", "You do the same. /", "Okay. /", "Thank you. /", "Good-bye. /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": 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FIND OUT WHETHER THE OTHER CALLER CAN INTEREST YOU IN A VACATION SPOT YOU HAVEN'T VISITED.", "talk_day": "06/15/1991", "from_caller": 1284, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1968, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1263, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1934, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["3353_0", "3353_1", "3353_2", "3353_3", "3353_4", "3353_5", "3353_6", "3353_7", "3353_8", "3353_9", "3353_10", "3353_11", "3353_12", "3353_13", "3353_14", "3353_15", "3353_16", "3353_17", "3353_18", "3353_19", "3353_20", "3353_21", "3353_22", "3353_23", "3353_24", "3353_25", "3353_26", "3353_27", "3353_28", "3353_29", "3353_30", "3353_31", "3353_32", "3353_33", "3353_34", "3353_35", "3353_36", "3353_37", "3353_38", "3353_39", "3353_40", "3353_41", "3353_42", "3353_43", "3353_44", "3353_45", "3353_46", "3353_47", "3353_48", "3353_49", "3353_50", "3353_51", "3353_52", "3353_53", "3353_54", "3353_55", "3353_56", "3353_57", "3353_58", "3353_59"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["{F Um, } tell me some about your camping experiences, Carolyn. /", "{D Well, } {F um, } I have gone to girl's camp a few times, as [ a, + {D you know, } a ] chaperon or a leader, whatever -- /", "Okay. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I enjoy camping. / I, - / [ we ha-, + we have ] a tent, / {C and } we've gone, even with our family a few times out camping and have a camp stove, {F um, } / I guess [ [ our, + our, ] + my ] biggest memory is when we froze to death <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "We just didn't take enough blankets and --", "[ Wh-, -- +", "-- whatever. /", "-- where ] do you go camping at around here? /", "{F Uh, } we went camping at, {F uh, } Lake Bonham, which [ is, + is ] pretty close here. {F Um, } / we went fairly early in the season for this area, which is probably April --", "Okay. /", "-- is when we went, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] it got really cold at night, / {C and } of course we were close enough that we could go back and get some more blankets and things --", "Sure. /", "-- in the morning, / {C but, } -/", "{F Uh, } [ what, + {F uh, } what ] activities do you do when you're camping? /", "{F Oh, } we take little nature hikes / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F uh, } we take along games that we can play [ with the, + with the ] kids, and just that kind of stuff. / Usually try to have [ a, + {F uh, } occasionally a ] camp fire at night, {D you know, } and --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- roast the marshmallows and what all. /", "{D Well, } that sounds like fun. / [ I, + {F uh, } I ] grew up in South Dakota, up in the Black Hills -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and so } we used to go camping, / my dad would take us, / [ there was, + there was ] four of us kids, / [ we'd, + he'd ] take us, / {C and } we'd all go camping, my dad and my mom [ and, + and ] the kids, / {C and } it was always fun, {F uh, } / {C because } what I always remember is, my dad would let us pick our camp spot / {C and, } {F uh, } he'd always tell us, {D you know, } okay, look for, {D you know, } a nice flat little area where we can pitch our tents, / {C and } it always had to be somewhere near [ a, + a ] river so we could go fishing, / {C and } hopefully we'd catch our supper, / {C but } we never did -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C but } [ it was, + it was ] always fun. / We'd always, - / Mom was always prepared / {C and } she'd bring along, {D you know, } something, because <laughter> tradition had it we would never catch anything, / {C so } we always had,", "<Laughter>.", "something along to eat, / {C but } then we'd [ roast, + roast ] marshmallows, / {C and } [ it, + it ] was always an enjoyable experience. / {F Uh, } about nineteen eighty-two I moved from Rapid City in the Black Hills, / I crossed the state [ to, + to ] Aberdeen, / {C and, } {F uh, } there's no hills, / it's flat, / {C and then } I was in high school, / {C and, } {F 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, / {C but } by then, of course, I was able to [ catch, + {F uh, } catch ] some things, / {C but, } [ it, + it ] was always fun. / It was a different experience camping in the hills versus camping just by a river -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } in the hills [ we, + we ] would do like [ you di-, + [ you folks did, + you folks did, ] ] would take the nature hikes [ and, + {D you know, } and ] look for animals, / {C and } we always, {D you know, } - / in the hills, you can see quite a few different animals, / {C but, } -/", "{F Uh, } /", "Go ahead. /", "We used to live in Utah -- /", "Okay. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } of course, there's lots of mountains around there to camp in, [ and, + and ] streams and stuff. / [ That's, + that's ] a great place to go camping, / {C and } the hiking is just really great. / {D You know, } hike up those mountains --", "Sure. /", "-- is just really fantastic. {F Um. } /", "{D Now } [ is there anything, + {F uh, } are there any mountains ] or big rocks a person could hike around this area. /", "I'm not acquainted with any, {D you know, } / I, - / there's woods and things out in East Texas --", "Okay. /", "-- Tyler area, {D you know, } / there's a Tyler State Park that's, {F uh, } really a nice camping area, / {C but } [ it, + it's ] just a lot of trees, / it's not, - / I don't know of any place in Texas that has, {F uh, } really big, {D you know, } what I call mountains <laughter>. /", "Uh-huh. / I, -/", "The Rocky Mountains are so much, {F uh, }", "<Laughter>.", "bigger than anything that [ they've -- +", "Right. /", "-- they've ] got down here that, -/", "[ Is + the one in Tyler, has ] it been pretty commercialized, I suppose? /", "No, / [ it's not, + {D well, } it's not ] too bad. / They have, {F um, } screened in areas, {D you know, } / they're not really cabins, I wouldn't say, / I guess they could call them that, but [ they're, + they're ] more just a screened in, {F uh, } camping area --", "Okay. /", "-- whatever, / [ they're, + they're ] not bad. /", "[ Helps, + helps ] keep [ the, + the ] pests out, I suppose. /", "Yeah, <beep> / yeah </beep>. /", "{D Well, } that sounds, - / I don't know if I can rate camping, / {C but, } {D you know, } it sure beats driving a thousand miles, [ to <laughter>, + to ] find a mountain, I guess. /", "Yeah, / that's right. / [ I, + I ] take it you haven't done a whole lot of camping in this area. /", "No, / we just moved down [ in, + in ] June. /", "{F Oh, } I see. / {D Well, } [ you're still, {F uh, } get-, + you're just trying to get ] over the culture shock still <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / I'm still trying to find my way around. / [ I, + if I -- ]", "Yeah. /", "-- can get on Central from anywhere, I'm happy. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } really the ideal times to camp in this area are early spring, and, [ in, + in ] the fall. /", "Okay. /", "It just gets so hot in the summer you can hardly, - / {E I mean, } [ there's, + there's ] a lot, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CAMPING", "prompt": "FIND OUT FROM THE OTHER CALLER WHAT KIND OF CAMPING THEY HAVE DONE. HOW DOES IT COMPARE WITH YOUR OWN EXPERIENCES?", "talk_day": "11/04/1991", "from_caller": 1420, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1966, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1366, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1945, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

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/", "{F Um, } {F huh. } {D Well, } I don't like it when, {F uh, } people listen to my phone conversations, like if they're outside my door while I'm talking in my room <laughter>,", "<Laughter>.", "or when people {D like } look through my things in my bedroom <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / that's right. / That is really an invasion of privacy. /", "Yeah. /", "[ I, + I ] find it very annoying when I've worked all day to come in and my phone to ring constantly, the solicitors, and the carpet cleaning companies and, -/", "Uh-huh. /", "Does that happen in your part of the country? /", "Yes. / Uh-huh. /", "[ I, + {F uh, }", "Definitely. /", "I ] come home / {C and } I am trying to get a few things done / {C and } I can't do anything but answer the telephone. /", "Right <laughter>. /", "Some evenings are worse than others, / {C but } I wish I could put a stop to it, / {C but } I don't know what to do to stop it. /", "Right. / Even, {F uh, } we used to have a sign on our door that said no soliciting, / {C and } they would still come to our door --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and knock and <laughter>, -/", "They would think it didn't mean them, I guess. /", "I guess not, / no. /", "Everybody but me <laughter>. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } goodness. / [ Are you stil-, + do you ] live at home with your parents? /", "Yes. / Uh-huh. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Yeah. /", "{C So } your privacy is invaded probably by other members of the family. /", "Yeah, / mostly. /", "<Laughter>.", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "{D Now } what can you do to stop that? /", "{F Oh, } I don't know. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } I am used to it now, / {C but } <laughter> sometimes it sort of [ gets, + gets ] to me / {C but } <swallowing> there is not much I can really do. /", "No. /", "No. /", "Just have to live with it, I guess. /", "Yeah. /", "Try to remember to respect their privacy, / {C and } maybe they will respect yours / {C and, } -/", "{D Well, } I don't know <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "I always, -/", "Do you have brothers? /", "{F Uh, } no, / yes, / I do, / {C but } they don't live at home. /", "{F Oh, } okay, / I was ra-, - / I had two younger brothers, / {C and } they nearly drove me crazy listening to telephone conversations / {C and, } -/", "{F Oh, } I used to do that though <laughter> because I was the youngest, / I would pick up the phone and listen to theirs <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But } I, -/", "I would get in the bathroom and lock the door so maybe they couldn't hear me, / {C and then } they would go get on the other extension -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C and } I could hear them, / {C but } I couldn't get them to hang up, {D you know. } /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But } I stopped doing that a long time ago, /", "<Laughter>.", "{C and } they still do it to me. /", "<Laughter> Even [ it, + in ] the office I, {F uh, } find that people walk up [ and, + and ] when you're on a conversation instead of walking off or just making themselves busy, they'll stand there and listen to what you say until you <laughter> hang up. /", "{F Oh, } {D like, } s-, - / yeah, / this lady does that to me at work <laughter> --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- when I'm taking an order or something, / {C and } she'll just sit there and listen <laughter> like I'm doing something wrong, / {C and } she just started / {C and, } she is nice / {C but. } - / <<Speaking to someone in the background>> Okay. / {C But, } {D you know, } <laughter> it gets annoying when they stand right over you watching everything you do. /", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "{C But, } I-, -/", "Let's see, I can't think of anything else --", "No <laughter>. /", "-- I'd really consider an invasion of privacy other than the phone solicitors. / About the only thing that really bothers me I don't have that many people coming to my door. /", "Right. / {D Well, } occasionally we'll have a person here or there, but [ not, + not ] as many as the phone calls,", "Uh-huh. /", "{D you know, } / [ {C so. } + {C But, } ] -/", "{C And } I guess that's really [ th-, + the ] thing that really bugs me the most. / I can't think, tha-, - / our kids in our neighborhood used to bother me, / {C but } they've all gotten grown up now -- /", "{F Uh, } /", "-- {C and } we live in a neighborhood where there is not any little kids to bother me,", "Oh <laughter>. /", "since mine are all grown up, / {C but. } What else would be an annoyance? / {D Well, } I guess traffic could be an annoyance. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. / Especially when you're in a hurry <laughter>. /", "Do you have a lot of traffic in your area? /", "{F Um, } it can get busy, / yeah. / Usually in the week I'm (( )) . -/", "Uh-huh. / Some days it's real, real bad here, / {C and } you would like to, <laughter> feel like it's an invasion of privacy because you can't even ride down the road without people all the way around you,", "Yeah, / uh-huh. /", "{D you know. } / {C But, } -/", "<Laughter> Yeah, / I've traveled quiet a bit, / {C and } I've been through Dallas, Texas. / It's pretty busy <laughter>. /", "It really is, / and pretty noisy. /", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "It really is. /", "Yeah. /", "I live right on a main thoroughfare, / {C so } when I first moved here I probably did consider that an invasion of privacy / {C because } [ it, + at ] first you'd hear a lot of noise, especially at night --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } when you go to bed. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C And } every time [ a, + a ] fire truck or anything went down the road, I would wake up, / {C but } I guess I have gotten used to it because I don't even hear it anymore. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / I suppose you do. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } I just close it out, I guess, because [ I don't, + I don't ] remember waking up in several years at night when I'd hear a fire truck go by, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. / Yeah. /", "I think they would probably have to pull into my drive before it bothered me <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / I am a real solid sleeper though <laughter> / {C so } that probably wouldn't bother me. / I'd sleep right through it <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> They would have to chop down the door and get you out, I guess. <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yeah. / It takes a lot. /", "<Laughter> Let's see. What else is an invasion? /", "I had an old boyfriend who looked through my notes one time <laughter>. /", "Oh. /", "I was mad because those were mine (( )) , /", "{D Well, } did you have has name all over them? /", "No <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "It was [ a, + a ] letter from a girlfriend of mine. / [ [ I, + I just, ] + I ] was upset because those were mine, / {C and, } {D you know, } I thought he, -/", "That was yours. / Yeah. /", "Right. / I thought he would respect me more than that,", "Yeah. /", "to look through my things and not trust me, / {C so } that was upsetting. / I was mad about that and my privacy there. /", "Yeah. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RIGHT TO PRIVACY", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT EVERYDAY OCCURRENCES THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDERS TO BE AN INTRUSION OF PRIVACY. WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT THEM? DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?", "talk_day": "11/07/1991", "from_caller": 1414, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1941, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1371, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1970, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["3537_0", "3537_1", "3537_2", "3537_3", "3537_4", "3537_5", "3537_6", "3537_7", "3537_8", "3537_9", "3537_10", "3537_11", "3537_12", "3537_13", "3537_14", "3537_15", "3537_16", "3537_17", "3537_18", "3537_19", "3537_20", "3537_21", "3537_22", "3537_23", "3537_24", "3537_25", "3537_26", "3537_27", "3537_28"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1"], "utterance": ["Okay, / what do you think about, {F uh, } the self insurance business? /", "{D Well, } I watched something on T V a couple of months ago by, {F uh, } [ General, + ex, {F uh, } Surgeon General ] Koop. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } he talked about Canada's system / {C and } it appears to work fine for the normal colds and things like that, / {C but } the expensive stuff, heart, {F uh, } operations and things, they have a managed scarcity. / {C And } they said that in Canada, there were as many heart, {F uh, } trauma centers as there is in San Francisco. / {C So } in one city [ of, + in ] America, there's as many, {F uh, } hospitals that are equipped to do [ hosp-, + {F uh, } heart ] operations as in the entire area of Canada, / {C and } that's kind of spooky. /", "{D Well, } [ I, + {F uh, } I ] understand what you're saying, / {C and } there's probably some truth to that. / I think that, {F uh, } generally I don't welcome added government responsibilities. / However, when [ a, + anybody ] can't police their own profession, it eventually leads to that, / {C and } I think the costs and [ the, + {F uh, } the ] way the medical profession has, every year - / I, being in my own business, {F uh, } - / in the last six years, every year there's been at least minimum twenty-five percent increase in health insurance costs, / {C and } I think eventually the number of people that can afford health insurance, [ as, + as ] it is now getting squeezed and squeezed tighter. -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } I think they're asking for it. / [ I, + I ] think the medical profession is [ just, + just ] pushing until there's no option but the government take it over <<faint>> # / {C and, } {F uh, } # -/", "# Do you # think that it's just, {F uh, } medical guys? / What about, {D you know, } {D you know } how expensive new equipment and technology is. / That's where I think most of the cost is coming. /", "{D Well, } [ I, + I ] think a lot of it is, {F uh, } / [ I, + I ] don't disagree totally with that, / {C but, } {F uh, } my wife this last summer, {F uh, } when we were on vacation tore up her knee, / {C and, } {F uh, } {F uh, } it was [ lig-, + ligaments, ] {F uh, } in her # knee, #", "# Uh-huh. # /", "as it turned out, {F uh, } / she came back that, {F uh, } - / we were out at Cape Hatteras when this happened / {C and, } {F uh, } she got home, / {C and } the leading orthopedic man, who has handled football people for years and is as good as they come, - / {E I mean, } he knows knee problems # okay, # /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "{E I mean } if anyone does, this guy knows it. / {D Well, } she goes in, / he says, {D well, } I think this is what it is, / {C but, } {F uh, } you better go to the hospital and have one of these M R I things. / A thousand dollars for this, {F uh, } {F oh, } magnetic, {F uh, } resonance imaging type thing. / {C And } my wife said, {D well, } do I need that? / {C And } he says, {D well, } {F uh, } {D you know, } [ it, + it'll ] help me diagnose this. / {E I mean, } {F uh, } {D you know, } [ I, + I ] suggest you go have this thing. / Insurance won't pick this up unless you're in the hospital. / # {D Now, } a, #", "# {F Oh, } great. # /", "thousand, {F uh, } {F uh, } dollars for thirty-five minutes. / {E I mean, } doctors routinely send people in for anything. / {D Now, } for years they didn't have this / {C and } they solved these problems, / {C and, } {D you # know, } # -/", "# (( Yeah )) . # /", "I said to her, {D well, } look, {D you know, } if you feel you got to go, go, / {C but } [ I, + I ] think a thousand dollars, - / these guys, - / I don't know what it is, / {C but } # there's, #", "# (( Uh-huh )) . # /", "no doubt they get kickbacks to fill these machines up night and day. / {C And } even if they cost a hundred, two hundred, five hundred thousand dollars, at, {F uh, } roughly a thousand dollars every half hour, {F uh, } that's ridiculous. / [ I, + I ] don't care what anyone says. / {D You know, } the costs are not, - / it's a picture. / It shouldn't cost more than thirty-five bucks for something like that, {D you know, } reasonableness. / {C But } they aren't reasonable. / Fifty, a hundred dollars. / They don't have to pay them back in three months time. /", "No. / Yeah, / I'll have to # agree, #", "# (( {D You know } )) . # /", "with you there, / {C but } there's another problem, / {C and } that's [ the, + ] how litigious our society is. / If the doctor makes a mistake, he can be sure that he's going to be hauled into court. /", "{D Well, } I think [ [ that should be, + that, ] + that's ] [ a, + another ] problem, / {C but } that's part of our legalese problem. / {C And } that, the government eventually will address too <laughter> just, {D you know, } because it's out of control. / [ I, + I ] agree with you. / {D You know, } {F uh, } I was on a jury / {E or } [ I, + I ] didn't make the jury, / {C but } there was a,", "<Noise>.", "deal where a doctor was going to be sued for malpractice on the death on an infant. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Like } it was three days after it was born, / {C and } he was the one that delivered it. / {C And } they got four attorneys, / one guy out of Houston, he introduced himself as snake so-and-so, / {C and } he says, {D well, } anyone have trouble awarding five million dollars, / {C and } I says, yeah, / I got problems with <laughter>. - / {E I mean, } <laughter> {D you know, } five million bucks isn't going to bring this kid back, {D you know, } / {E I mean, } as sorrowful as it is. {F Uh, } {D you know, } if the doctor is wrong, {D you know, } he should be pulled from his license, / {C but } five million dollars and away he goes because insurance pays for it, {D you know, } / [ it, + it ] doesn't make logical sense to me, / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "No, / it doesn't. /", "{F Uh, } that's, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "UNIVERSAL HEALTH INS", "prompt": "DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE US GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE UNIVERSAL HEALTH INSURANCE", "talk_day": "12/13/1991", "from_caller": 1378, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1940, "from_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN", "to_caller": 1464, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1959, "to_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["3557_0", "3557_1", "3557_2", "3557_3", "3557_4", "3557_5", "3557_6", "3557_7", "3557_8", "3557_9", "3557_10", "3557_11", "3557_12", "3557_13", "3557_14", "3557_15", "3557_16", "3557_17", "3557_18", "3557_19", "3557_20", "3557_21", "3557_22", "3557_23", "3557_24", "3557_25", "3557_26", "3557_27", "3557_28", "3557_29", "3557_30", "3557_31", "3557_32", "3557_33", "3557_34", "3557_35", "3557_36", "3557_37", "3557_38", "3557_39", "3557_40", "3557_41", "3557_42", "3557_43", "3557_44", "3557_45", "3557_46", "3557_47", "3557_48", "3557_49", "3557_50", "3557_51", "3557_52"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1"], "utterance": ["You think about AIDS research? /", "{D Well, } AIDS is a nasty, terrible disease, / {C and } you die from it. / {C So } I think that, {F uh, } they need to look into it / {C and } it's kind of like cancer. / I don't, {D you know, } - / how many years have we tried to find a cure for cancer. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I think it'll probably be as difficult. / {F Uh, } how about yourself. /", "{F Um, } {D well, } I'm certainly in favor of AIDS research, / {C and } I think probably the government could spend a bit more money on it than it does. / I think that - / {C because, } besides the fact that it's a deadly disease, that it's a contagious disease, so that it's, {F um, } - / although it is not killing that many people now, it still has the opportunity to get out of control and become a huge problem. /", "Yeah, / they say a million people are infected --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- with the H I V virus, / {C and, } {F uh, } # yeah, / I think, # -/", "# That's in the world, # or # in America? / You, # -/", "# {F Uh, } in the country, America. # /", "{F Oh, } really? /", "Yeah -- /", "{F Um, } that's, -/", "-- {C and } they have millions. /", "Whose figure is that? /", "I don't know. / I've just heard it on the radio. /", "Okay. /", "Sometimes you hear things [ that, + on the radio that, ] {D you know, } could be true or couldn't be. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } do you feel like this is, - / [ I, + I ] guess they're spending a billion or so a year on this AIDS research. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Do you think they should spend more? /", "{F Uh, } [ I, + I ] think they should, {D actually, } although [ prob-, + perhaps ] not [ a, + an ] incredible amount more than what they're doing, / {C and } I don't necessarily think that they should, {F uh, } fund AIDS research and, in the process, neglect cancer research or whatever. / I think that it would be a good thing for the government to increase funding for medical research in general. /", "What do you think, Doug, of Mister Johnson? /", "{F Um } --", "Magic? /", "-- [ {D well, } I, + {D well, } I ] am sorry that he has the virus. / [ I, + {F um, } I ] don't know, / [ I don't, + I think ] it's very strange that the media hasn't, {F um, } questioned him more strongly [ to, + about ] gay sex or intravenous drugs or anything like that, as they probably would for a lot of other people. /", "Do you think he's the hero that he's being called by [ a bunch of other, + a bunch of the ] media? /", "{F Um, } {D well, } [ not, + not ] really, though {E I mean, } I think he's probably doing the right thing for a man in his position, / {C but } I don't think it's anything exceptional that he's doing. / It's what many people have done already, who were just less famous. /", "{D You know, } I took advantage of the opportunity when, {D you know, } he came out. / I talked to my kids about it, {D you know } -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it's something that I [ hadn't, + hadn't ] done before. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh. } /", "{D Well, } that's good. /", "I'm glad that Mister Johnson's changed his tune on, {F uh, } safe sex to abstinence, / {E or } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I was glad he did that, for young kids, because a lot of kids would have ended up dying because of what he was promoting. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } let's see. / What are some of the other questions. / {F Uh, } you don't, {F uh, } - / let's see. / I don't have any friends that have the disease. / I guess you [ might, + might ] not. /", "{F Um, } yeah, / I do. / My cousin, does, for instance. /", "Is it pretty --", "{C And, } {F um, } -/", "-- nasty? /", "Yeah, / yeah / it is. / He's actually, {F um, } - / he had AIDS related complex for a while, / {C and } he is now in full-blown AIDS, really not doing very well, and has a brain tumor or [ some-, + that sort of thing. ] /", "Yeah, / it sounds awful. /", "Yeah, / [ it's, + it's ] a very nasty thing. /", "Is it just that the immune system ceases to function properly / {C and, } -/", "{F Um, } yeah, / [ that's, + that's ] basically it, that, {F um, } the immune system can at first slow down, / {C and } the white blood cell count goes down, / [ which is, + that's ] AIDS Related Complex, / {C but } then when things get completely out of control and it basically hits bottom, that's AIDS -- /", "{C And, } -/", "-- {C and } in that case, {D you know, } people are prone to getting any kind of, {D you know, } weird cancer that only animals got before -- /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "-- {C and, } - / yeah, / that sort of thing, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "AIDS", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS FUNDING FOR AIDS RESEARCH. SHOULD THE US SPEND MOREY", "talk_day": "12/15/1991", "from_caller": 1464, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1959, "from_caller_dialect_area": "WESTERN", "to_caller": 1376, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1965, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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/", "<Throat_clearing> Yeah, / I'm still here. / {F Um, } {E I'm sorry } what? /", "It was an L X? /", "Yes, / it's an L X, / it's not a hatchback, / {C but } [ it's, + {F um, } it's, ] {F uh, } -/", "Uh-huh, / yours is a four door. /", "Four door, / yeah -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and very, very comfortable car. / Big roomy trunk -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {F uh, } [ and, + {F uh, } and ] very happy with it, / {C and } I must admit it's, {D you know, } - / [ [ if, + if, ] + if, ] {F uh, } - / my only consideration [ were, + were, ] {D you know, } buying another car just to tool around town in and make, {D you know, } brief trips and things like that, / I would [ very, + very ] seriously consider buying one. {F Uh, } / I think they're extraordinarily reliable cars. /", "Yes, / they are. /", "{F Um, } [ my, + my ] real concern with, {F uh, } {F uh, } why I'm not sure I want to buy a Honda, is because I have to make a kind of [ a, + a ] steady, {F um, } trip down the road about once a month, because I'm divorced / {C and } I have a daughter that lives down in North Carolina -- /", "{F Um, } uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I drive,", "<Cough>.", "down Interstate Ninety-five, / {C and } it's just an absolutely wild highway. /", "Ninety-five is wild in any car. / There's no doubt about that -- /", "Yeah / {C and, } -/", "-- {C because } [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] run over to Crystal City, {E or } used to, / I'm retiring the end of this month -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } I'm very much aware of the crazy driving that goes on over there. /", "{C And, } [ you, + {D well, } you've ] got it, / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C so } ] having precious cargo in the car with me <laughter>, as you can well imagine, it's very hard for me to imagine [ that, + that, ] {F uh, } a Honda's going to be as safe a car [ as, + as ] the one that I've got my eye on, which is a Volvo. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "[ In, + in ] fact, quite frankly I've owned a Volvo in the past, / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {F uh, } [ I've, + I've, ] - / they're expensive cars to keep up when they need service, / {C but, } {F uh, } <sniffing> I've found that I've had a lot of luck with them. / {F Uh, } course I'm a mechanically inclined kind of person, / {C and } I always wind up getting under the hood and finding out all the things that, {D you know, } need to be taken care of, and so forth. / {C And } I guess that's one thing [ that, + that ] recommends the Honda to a lot of people, [ is + is ] there's just very little that you have to do under the hood, / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "Yes, / it [ just, + just ] sits there and purrs, / {C and } [ you, + all you ] got to do is the main major thing of changing that oil and that filter. / I get six hundred miles on a tank of gas. /", "{F Oh, } I know. / It's really amazing. /", "Yeah. /", "It's, {F uh, } <laughter>, -/", "Beautiful, beautiful machine. /", "Absolutely, /", "<Laughter>.", "incredible <laughter>. / {D So, } {F um, } yeah, / {D anyway, } I've been looking at the prices of these cars [ and, + and ] so forth, / {C and } I think that [ it's, + it's ] very surprising some of these very expensive Volvos can be gotten for a lot less money than you would think if you're --", "Is that right, / uh-huh. /", "-- willing to buy ones that are about,", "<Throat_clearing>.", "the vintage of the cars that you and I currently own -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F um, } -/", "{D Well, } a brand new Volvo costs, what, thirty thousand dollars? /", "{D Well, } certainly some of the top end ones. / You can still [ get, + get, ] {F uh, } even [ the, + the ] low end wagons, {F um, } for less than twenty thousand dollars -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } we get, {D you know, } - / in the Washington area, of course, being as affluent as it is, there are lots and lots of Volvo dealerships down here -- /", "{F Um, } uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } there're lots and lots of them available in the paper at [ any, + any ] week, / {C and } I sort of, {D you know, } scan the paper and look at them, and so forth / [ {C and --", "Yeah. /", "-- so, } + {F um, } <sniffing> {D anyway, } {C and } ] [ that's, + that's ] the other thing is that [ I've, + I've ] never really been too terribly much of a new car person. / I think I've bought one or two new cars in my life, / {C and } I've tended [ to, + {F um, } to, ] {F uh, } buy cars that are, {D you know, } two or three, and sometimes even four and five or six years old. / This Honda that I have I bought used, / {C and, } in fact, it had an extraordinarily low amount of mileage on it. / I've just rolled seventy thousand miles, / {C and } it's [ a seventy-four, + {E I mean, } an eighty-four. ] / {C So } <laughter>. -/", "{D Well, } [ my, + my ] eighty-four just has seventy-seven on it -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } I've made many trips to Washington and down to Virginia Beach, Virginia, where my mother lives, and things like that, / {C and } I drive it, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BUYING A CAR", "prompt": "WHAT KIND OF CAR DO YOU THINK YOU MIGHT BUY NEXT? WHAT SORTS OF THINGS WILL ENTER INTO YOUR DECISION? SEE IF YOUR REQUIREMENTS AND THE OTHER CALLER'S REQUIREMENTS ARE SIMILAR.", "talk_day": "12/17/1991", "from_caller": 1463, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1955, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN", "to_caller": 1402, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1924, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTHERN"}}

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/", "Yeah. /", "Okay, John, / just a moment. <Beep> / {D Well, } guess what, / we get to talk about the weather <laughter>. /", "The weather [ is, + {F uh, } this time of year has actually been ] kind of unusual. / I haven't expected it to be colder until, {D you know } - / like we've gotten the last couple of days. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I don't know. / I fly for a living, / {C and } I've, {F uh, } - / the weather's been terribly unusual every where I've been. /", "{F Oh, } you do -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C so } [ [ you, + you, ] + you ] probably go everywhere --", "Yeah. /", "-- and have all sorts of weather. / I imagine it's kind of an experience also trying to land and take off in the weather. /", "{D Well, } it was around here last night, / I'll tell you that <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } {D actually } [ [ I'm, + I'm, ] + I've ] heard on the news that we, {F uh, } will be setting a record here in the State of Texas for the, {F uh, } large amounts of rain and moisture we've had this year, that it's going to break all kind of records that were [ [ set, + set, ] + set ] back since nineteen thirty-two. /", "No kidding. /", "{C So, } yeah <laughter>. /", "{F Um. } /", "If it keeps on raining like this, / {C and } I understand it's supposed to rain until Saturday night. /", "Saturday or Sunday they were saying, / yeah. /", "{F Oh, } yes. /", "Yeah, / I know the systems have been real strong out. / I went through, {F uh, } Phoenix [ on, + twice on, ] {F uh, } Wednesday morning -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } (( )) approaches to low minimum (( )) [ both, + both ] times -- /", "Wow. /", "-- {C and } Phoenix never gets that kind of weather <throat_clearing> / {C so, } -/", "<Laughter> {C And so } are you an airline pilot? /", "Yes, / I am -- /", "{F Oh, } great. /", "-- for Southwest, / yeah. /", "For Southwest, / fantastic. / [ I have a brother, + I have a brother ] that's a pilot, also, with American. /", "{F Oh, } is that right? /", "Yeah. / {D So } I imagine [ you, + {F uh, } {F oh, } with all this kind of weather it, {F uh, } makes it kind of dangerous for you. ] /", "{D Well, } {D now, } I wouldn't call it danger. / [ This is, + {F uh, } this really isn't ] bad stuff to fly around in. / This is much better than dealing with the thunderstorms in the Springtime. /", "{F Oh, } I guess so, / yeah. /", "Yeah, / [ the, + the ] air systems are reasonably calm. / We don't have, {F uh, } the turbulence --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- have a, {F uh, } little bit of chop, / {C but } it's not like it is in the spring time. /", "{F Oh, } yes. / {D Well, } we moved {D actually } down here from another location, / {C and } it's spectacular [ the, + the ] thunderstorms and rain storms you get in the spring time, the torrents of rain. /", "Spectacular is the right word for them. /", "Pardon me? /", "Spectacular is a good word for them <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> I've never seen a thunder show like I've seen down here before in Texas. /", "It's amazing. /", "Lights up the whole sky and even [ on a, + on a, ] - / {D actually } [ I've, + I've ] seen it where there's not a cloud in the sky, / it's a cloudless night, / {C and } the rain isn't falling, / {C but } you can [ see the thunder, and, + {E excuse me, } see the lightening ] going horizontally across the sky --", "{F Oh, } yeah, / yeah. /", "-- and back and forth, and what a light show. /", "Yeah -- /", "[ It's, + it's ] fabulous. /", "-- cloud to cloud it can be [ real, + really ] sensational here. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "Where are you from originally? /", "I'm from, {F uh, } northern Utah, / {C and } that's a very arid climate, from, {F uh, } Salt Lake City area -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } there's always a lot of snow. / In fact, where I grew up we were about an hour's drive from seven to, {F uh, } twelve different major ski resorts, / {C and so } --", "Oh. /", "-- there was an awful lot of snow, / {C and } because it was an arid climate, the snow was always a crisp, powder, light snow --", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- which made it fantastic for skiing [ and, + and ] sleigh riding and everything <laughter> else. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "{C So, } we had a great time. /", "Were you [ near, + near ] the Park Cities area. /", "{F Um, } yeah, / [ in, + {F uh } --", "Beautiful area. /", "-- in ] Snowbird and Solitude [ and -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and ] Brighton and {D yes, }", "<Throat_clearing>.", "all those areas. / {D So } I imagine, have you skied before? /", "{D Well, } we've skied, / I have not skied that area. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I've driven through it several times. / {F Uh, } [ I skied, + we skied ] California a bunch when we lived out there, / [ [ {C and } -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } ] + {F uh, } {F um, } {C and, } ] of course, [ grew, + we grew ] up in Minnesota, / {C and } we do [ some skiing there -- +", "{F Oh, } yeah, / (( )) .", "-- lot of cross country skiing there. ] /", "Yeah, / great. / {D Well, } do you think [ this, + [ the, + the ] ] weather is typical for this time of the year? /", "{D Well, } not really, /", "<Laughter>.", "I, {D you know, } - / Minnesota's gotten just hammered with snow, {F um, } / the, {F um, } {F uh, } - / we've gotten a fair amount of rain for this time of year already --", "Yes. /", "-- I think -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } I've been surprised that we haven't seen more of the temperatures that we've got today, {D you know, } that moved in last night. /", "Yeah, / [ it's been, + it's been ] cold. / There was a time, though, in the, {F uh, } middle part of November that got really cool, really, really --", "Yes. /", "-- unseasonably cool -- /", "Yes, / it did. /", "-- {C and then } it warmed right back up, / {C and } I thought, great <laughter> -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } [ that's, + that's ] a fun th-, - / yeah, / my wife was just listening here / {C and } she said, yeah, / it froze in fact. /", "Yeah, / [ it was, + it was ] real cold. / Yeah, / {C but } that was very unseasonable for us down here. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C but, } ] {F uh, } I've really enjoyed the weather down here, too, / {C because, } {F uh, } two years ago we were the day after Christmas able to go out in shorts and play tennis in the nice sunny [ weat-, + weather, ] / {C and } it's not as severe, I should say --", "Yeah. /", "-- as the weather that I've experienced up in northern Utah. /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / [ that's, + that's ] real true. / Same with us from Minnesota. / [ It's, + it's, ] {F uh, } - / in fact, [ I've, + I've ] played golf [ on, + on, ] {F uh, } New Year's Day one year. /", "<Laughter> Down here? /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "Not in Minnesota <laughter>. /", "No / no, / no / no. /", "I have a brother-in-law that lives in Minnesota / {C and } they say, boy, six months out of the year it's bitter cold, [ and -- +", "{F Oh, } it is, / it is. /", "-- and ] the wind and the blowing snow and everything. /", "{D Well, } {C and } they've had, {F uh, } {D you know, } - / usually in Minnesota they get their snow in January --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and February, / {C and } they're up over sixty-five or sixty-, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "WEATHER CLIMATE", "prompt": "DISCUSS THE WEATHER. 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/", "I work for the University of New Hampshire, / {C and } --", "Oh. /", "-- {F uh, } our benefits package [ isn't, + {F uh, } isn't ] quite as good in some ways. {F Uh, } {D you know, } / overall I'm satisfied with it. / We don't have the vision care, / we do have the health care [ and the, + {F uh, } and the ] [ medi-, + {E or } the dental. ] /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh. } /", "Are you a professor there? /", "No, / [ I work in, + I'm [ a, + on ] ] the professional administrative and technical staff, / {C and } [ I, + effectively I ] run the telephone switch [ at, + {F uh, } at ] the University of New Hampshire. /", "{F Oh, } I see, / okay. /", "{F Uh, } {D so } [ the, + {F uh, } the ] benefits, / {F uh, } probably the main thing I like about the benefits is [ the, + {F uh, } the, ] {F uh, } very generous vacation time and sick time. /", "{F Oh, } no doubt <laughter>. /", "We get fifteen days a year sick time, / {C and, } {F uh, } [ we get twenty-four days a year, + right from the day one when you start work, you get twenty-four days a year, ] {F uh, } time off. /", "Right. / {D Well, } that's good. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah, / that's one of the things I guess I would change about Honeywell, is, {F uh, } - / I used to work with the Army Research Institute, / {C and } being [ a, + {F uh, } a ] government organization you got quite a few holidays off. /", "Right. /", "{C But } here you don't get that. / You maybe get two or three a year. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } it's really, - / [ unless you, + unless you ] have some vacation time or [ some, + some ] sick leave or whatever, {F um, } you kind of have to finagle your way around to get that time. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So, } [ that's, + that's ] kind of a drawback I think. / {C But, } {F uh. } I don't know. / What do you consider most important, you think, in terms [ of, + of ] the different benefits? /", "{D Well, } I think, {F uh, } [ the, + the ] health care, of course, is an important, and has to be the single most important benefit -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } the rates that we keep paying seem to keep increasing, {F uh } --", "Yeah. /", "-- {D you know, } / [ I'm, + I'm ] a little disturbed about that, / {C but } I think that's a national trend, / {C and } [ I don't know that, + {F uh, } I don't know what ] the solution is to it. / It's bigger than just the benefits part. /", "Yeah, / I don't know if you saw on TWENTY TWENTY the other night, / [ they, + {F uh, } they ] basically reviewed [ Oregon's plan -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {E or } The Oregon Plan ] --", "Right. /", "-- toward, {F uh, } nationalizing health care and that kind of thing. / It's kind of an interesting plan. / It's kind of cold though. / They've essentially made up a list of, {F uh, } {F oh, } all the different, {F uh, } medical maladies that you can have --", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "-- and then basically made a cutoff, / about six hundred and eighty-seven and below will not be covered [ by, + by, ] {F uh, } subsidized health care, / {C and } the ones above would. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C So } it's kind of like drawing this line / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] if you have it great, / if you don't, you're kind of out of luck -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but, } {F um, } it was kind of an interesting show. /", "{F Um. } /", "I think you're right, / I think health care is probably [ [ the, + the most pressing -- ] +", "Right. /", "-- {F uh, } the pressing ] one, / {C but } I'll tell you, [ I, + I ] don't mind having dental, {D you know, } / sometimes dental costs can be, {F um, } just about as expensive, if not more, / {C and } I know historically a lot of companies I think carried dental as a rider along with the medical -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } I'm not sure [ that's, + that's ] widely followed any more. / I'm not sure, / [ how, + how ] does, {F uh, } University of New Hampshire handle it? /", "{D Well, } we have two different plans that we can subscribe to under dental, {F uh, } depending, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] the cost between them [ is very, + is very ] little. / I think it costs me something like five dollars [ a, + a ] month for the dental plan. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C But } it pays, {F uh, } a substantial amount. / {E I mean, } the examinations [ and, + and, ] {F uh, } checkups [ every year, + {E or } every six months ] are free -- /", "Great. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } [ it, + it ] covers the bulk of the dental expenses. /", "[ Is that, + {F uh, } {A let me interrupt, } is that ] the same for both, {F uh, } professors [ and, + and ] also staff and administration, / is that generally across the board, do you think / {C or, } -/", "{F Uh, } yes, / it is. / The benefits plan is different [ for operating, + for what we call operating ] staff, which are considered to be, {F uh, } clerical personnel, accountants, things like that --", "Right. /", "-- as opposed to what they call the P A T staff, which I belong to -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C but } the main, - / I think [ the, + the ] health and all that and the dental is the same for everybody, and the retirement plan. / {C But } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- the main difference is in [ the, + {F uh, } the ] way sick time is accrued and vacation time is accrued. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{F Uh, } for the operating staff it's [ on a seniority, + it's, {D you know, } based on how long they've worked there. ] /", "Right. /", "That determines how much, {F uh, } vacation time they get. /", "Yeah, / I'm kind of interested because [ I'm + {D actually, } that's the route I'd ] like to take when I finally get my degree --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ is to, + {F uh, } is to ] teach in a university. /", "Uh-huh. /", "I'm a doctoral student in Florida right now -- /", "Oh. /", "-- {C but, } {F uh, } - / yeah, / [ that's, + that's ] interesting. / That's one of the things I'd like to think about is in what kind of benefits [ they would, + {F uh, } they would ] cover and things like that. /", "College programs belong to this T I A A, {F uh, } C R E F retirement fund. /", "{F Oh, } is that right? /", "Right, / {C and } in the case of the University of New Hampshire, {F uh, } -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "JOB BENEFITS", "prompt": "WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTANT BENEFITS BESIDES SALARY IN A JOB WITH A LARGE ORGANIZATION? 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} /", "What's your view? /", "<Throat_clearing> {D Well, } I have a hard time thinking that they can control guns.", "Yeah <laughter>. /", "Personally. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "{E I mean, } -/", "{D You know, } even if they give it a shot, it's still going to be black market all over the place, {D you know, } /", "That's right. / That's right. /", "I don't know. / Coming from Texas you're probably, - / I don't know / I shouldn't make stereo types, / {C but } gun control is probably frowned on quite a bit down there I would think. /", "Yeah. / It is, / {C but } [ I'm not really from + <laughter> I'm not really from ] Texas, / I just live down here now. / # [ I've # -- +", "# {F Oh, } you're # just live down there? /", "-- I've ] lived down here a couple years. /", "Yeah. /", "I'm originally from Colorado, / {C but } # yeah # -- /", "# {F Oh } {D well. } # <laughter>. /", "-- [ [ there, + {F uh, } there, ] + {F uh } there's ] a lot of hunters here. /", "Yeah, / {D well } I know how you feel. / [ I'm, + {F uh, } I grew up ] in Nebraska / [ {C and, } + {C and } we ] always use to go out and hunt all the time, {D you know } / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- man, [ there's no way. + <laughter> There's no way ] I would ever go for a total ban on all weapons. / That's just, - / I don't know. /", "[ I just think, + I think ] it's ridiculous. /", "Yeah. /", "{E I mean, } -/", "It doesn't sit with me very well. <laughter> / I don't know, [ I, + ] anymore / I keep a thirty-eight in my truck, {D you know. } /", "Really. /", "Yeah, / I just about all, - / {D well } I live in Minneapolis / {C and } <children_talking> I, - / {D well } {D actually } I live in Florida, / {C but } I am staying <children_talking> in Minneapolis for a year / {C and } --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } both areas are pretty crime ridden right now -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and } it's just, you never know who is out there. /", "Right. /", "{D You know } it's just for self protection purposes / {C and then } of course there's the hunting issue, / {C so } -- -/", "Sure. /", "-- yeah / that's good. / What do you do, Jeff? /", "{F Uh, } [ I, + I'm ] in, {F uh, } program control for a company up here. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "All right. /", "We do schedules, for --", "Yeah. /", "-- programs, schedule programs. / What do you do? /", "I'm, {F uh, } researcher of Honeywell up here. /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "{D So, } {F uh, } - / yeah. / You guys <child_talking>, {F uh, } do you get much of a chance to hunt or anything / {C or, } -/", "{F Uh, } I haven't had a chance to do any hunting since I've been down here. / I don't own a shotgun, / {C but } I'd like to go bird hunting. /", "Yeah. / # {D You know } # --", "# {D So. } # -/", "-- that's something I miss quite a bit. /", "Yeah, / {F uh, } when I was in Colorado we went deer and elk hunting --", "Yeah. /", "-- [ you, + ] {D you know, } quite a bit / {C but, } -/", "Yeah. / All right. / Yeah, / my brother was, {F uh, } a guide for bear and elk hunts out in Idaho for a while <child_talking> and, {F uh, } really enjoyed it quite a bit, / {C but } I don't know. / I guess that what the scale now is, it's zero [ for, + {F uh, } for ] a complete, -/", "One for a total ban --", "That's right. /", "-- and, {F uh, } -/", "I guess I am about eight or nine <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / [ I, + I ] agree with you there <child_crying>. /", "Yeah, / no doubt about it / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "{E I mean, } if they can anyway get it, keep criminals from having guns which they can't -- /", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "-- [ I, + {D you know, } # I'm ] not # --", "# Yeah, / [ if there's # -- +", "-- for it. /", "-- if there's ] a way, {D you know, } to limited it to people [ that, + I don't know <child-talking> that ] - / [ they, + I guess they ] passed a couple of, {F uh, } {F uh, } laws [ a + here while back ] <child_talking> in some states in terms of a <child_talking> waiting period --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- where {D you know } you go to buy a hand gun / {C and then } they actually, {F uh, } - / I know it's this way in Florida. / They have a waiting period where you buy one / {C and } that's a week -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and then } they check you out and make sure you don't have a record {D you know } and things like that. / I think that's a pretty good idea. / {F Uh, } {C and } that's, - / I don't know, / that's not a bad idea, / {C but } then again you can always get around that. / You could go through the black market like you say. / {D You know, } you always be able to get around / {C but, } {F uh, } -/", "<Throat_clearing> Sure. /", "Yeah, / it's one of things / {C but, } {F uh, } I don't know. / [ I guess, + I guess ] some forms of guns should probably be controlled just like I'm not real sure why anybody would need a full automatic weapon. /", "Yeah, / I don't either <sneezing>. /", "Yeah, / I'm just not, - / I think those have been pretty much, {D you know, } banned altogether anyway. /", "Yeah, / I -- -/", "There, -/", "-- fully auto, - / {C but, } even {D well, } {E I mean, } a semiautomatic, I guess that's, -/", "It kind of takes the sport out of hunting <laughter>. /", "Yeah. / Right. /", "{D You know, } it's like what can you do with that, that you can't do in a self protection situation with like a seven or a twenty shot twelve. /", "Sure. /", "{D You know, } you might do the same thing. /", "Right. /", "{C And so } it's like, I don't know. It does. / It takes the sport out of it. / For me I would much rather have a bow anytime <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } really. /", "[ I, + I ] like bows. / {D You know, } I have done some bow hunting / {C and } [ I, + {F uh, } I ] get into it / {C and } I think it's more of a challenge, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } I don't know. / I guess it keeps the shell makers in business. /", "Sure. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } I don't know. / {D Anyway, } that's about where I stand <laughter>. /", "Me too. /", "You, {F uh, } -/", "Yeah, / I am about the same way. /", "{C And } [ you, + {F uh, } have you ] eaten yet or whatever. /", "Yeah. /", "Is it seven o'clock there? /", "{F Uh, } yeah, / it's about seven fifteen. /", "You guys central? /", "How is the weather up there? /", "{F Oh, } it's not too good. / It's kind of rainy {D actually. } /", "Is it? /", "Around this time of year you expect it up here to get down to about, {F uh, } I don't know, ten or twenty degrees -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and } it's been up around forty. / {C So } [ people are, + people are ] whining about the rain and stuff, but not too bad about the temperature. / Ice is starting to melt and stuff like that / {C so. } -/", "Yeah. /", "I am just up here for the year / {C and } it's kind of shocking. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "GUN CONTROL", "prompt": "DISCUSS GUN CONTROL. 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/ being an engineer in facilities I do read [ a lot of, + a lot of, ] {F uh, } building magazines [ [ and, + and, ] + and ] plant engineering magazines and, read up on different ways to do things and energy management type of magazines / [ {C and, } +", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } ] {F uh, } kind of strange because [ I, + it's ] not unusual to, {F uh, } see, {F uh, } an engineering manual or something laying around the house / {C and then } I'll sit up and read just to refresh, {F uh, } {D you know, } to keep active on it, / {C but, } {F uh. } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "How about yourself? /", "{D Well, } {F um, } I have an interest in art, / {C so } I, frequently purchase and read, {F uh, } books, mainly on water color because that's my big interest at the moment. /", "{F Oh, } that's great. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } {F oh, } I guess I like a variety of things, {F uh, } lots of fiction, {F uh, } type books. / {F Uh, } right now I'm occasionally reading on a book about, {F uh, } the Mardi Gras in New Orleans and its history. /", "Uh-huh. /", "That's fairly interesting. /", "I bet that would be, rather interesting. / {F Uh, } that's, {F uh, } self improvement, / [ [ that's, + that's ] + [ alwa-, + ] {D well, } that's ] kind of a hobby / {C but } it is self improvement from the standpoint of probably relaxing, {F uh. } /", "Yeah, / I don't know that I read anything strictly labeled self improvement. / How about you? /", "{F Um, } {D well } I hate to, - / yes, / I do <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ We, + {F uh, } we ] have these classes we attend, {F uh, } management classes / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] they give you books / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] the last book, {F uh, } matter of fact I read was, AT AMERICA'S SERVICE by Carl (( Albrecht )) . / It talks about, {F uh, } who the customer is and being customer oriented, {F uh, } which falls in line with the T I culture here at Texas Instruments. /", "Yeah. /", "{F Uh, } one of its great slogans is if you're not serving the customer, you better be serving someone who is. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } {C so } that's all in self improvement to stay focused on who the customer is / {C and } as you probably well know, all of us are our own customer. / You're my customer, I'm your customer, sort of thing. /", "Right. /", "{F Um, } every now and then I'm loaned a tape I can stick [ in the, + {F uh, } in the ] car cassette set on the way home to make the drive more enjoyable, talking about, {F uh, } better outlooks on things and the philosophy [ of, + of ] Pat Hagerty and these kind of, {F uh, } mind stimulating philosophy type.", "Yeah. /", "Which all, {D you know, } betters yourself. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / {D well, } {F uh, } maybe I am into some things occasionally that I don't think of in terms of self improvement. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{E I mean } they are / {C but } I don't label it as such. /", "<Laughter> Like what for example. /", "{D Well, } I don't know, {F um, } / I, {F uh, } have attended some seminars that had some tapes that went with them, but, {F uh, } I guess not so much books although they sometimes have manuals and things, / {C but, } {F uh, } they would be things on {D like } how to be successful and sort of talking to yourself. {D You know } [ ge-, + getting ] [ your, + yourself ] in gear to, {F uh, } sort of pull yourself up by your boot straps and do what you really want to do.", "Sure. /", "Convincing you that you need to get on with it. /", "Sure. / How about items like, {F um, } THE ONE MINUTE MANAGER, which used to be a big, - / okay. /", "Yes. /", "{C So } those are self improvements. /", "Sure. /", "{F Um, } our supervisor, {F uh, } subtly bought all of us a book called WHAT EVERY SUPERVISOR SHOULD KNOW.", "{F Um. } /", "By a [ man, + man ] named Doctor Bittel, B I T T E L <<spells it out>> / {C and } it's a very layman's, {F uh, } {F uh, } approach towards managing different types of people. / {C And } the very last chapter, {A {C and } I haven't figured out why that one was last, } is how to manage engineers <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C So } [ [ it's, + it's ver-, ] + it's ] interesting, / here again [ it's, + it's ] casual reading / {C and } it's not eaten up with a lot of, {F uh, } (( mechanical )) stuff / {C and } it's really excellent fast reading / [ {C and, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] as you say [ [ it's, + it's ] + sometimes it's ] difficult [ to, + to ] know if it's, {D you know, } - / I think if somebody would say hey, read these ten books because these are self-improvements, I would probably be turned off to them. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "If he casually just walked into it and, {F uh, } put down a Stephen King book and I picked up one of them I might be a little more interested. /", "<Laughter> I don't know, / I'm not sure I could take too much of Stephen King. / That's a [ little, + little ] heavy for me. /", "Yeah, / [ they're, {F uh, } quite, + {F uh, } they're ] hard to set down because it's so interesting / {C and, } of course, they're all just a little spookier than the movies, / {C but, } {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "[ it's always, + they're always ] challenging to get through one of them. / I have a hard time finishing books. /", "{D Well } I guess I also have been reading, {F uh, } a lot of things on, {F uh, } quality improvement and that type of thing because that's what I'm involved in a lot at work. /", "Uh-huh. / In quality, especially now days, {F uh, } that's almost everything that comes across [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] airways (( )) . /", "{F Oh, } yeah, / you could almost label everything quality in some sense or other / {C but, } {F uh, }", "[ Exactly, + exactly ] right. /", "I think sometimes the word is a little over used / {C but, } -/", "Yeah, [ [ we, + we have, ] + I think [ we, + we ] name ] drop it a little too much [ and, + and ] don't fully understand [ what, + what ] it is we're saying. / I think it's just focusing in on the issue and walking your talk / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] all that kind of rolls in together there, /", "Yeah. /", "{C but, } {F uh, } that's just kind of part of it. /", "Okay, / {D well, } any other comments. /", "{F Uh, } not that I can think of. / {F Um, } I think I'm under my quota a little bit. / I need to probably make a phone call or two <laughter>. /", "{D Well } we just started, / right. /", "{F Uh, } this is true. / I've enjoyed it. /", "{D Well } you too, / {C and } {F uh, } good-bye. /", "Have a good day. /", "Good-bye. /", "Bye-bye </talking>. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BOOKS AND LITERATURE", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT BOOKS THE OTHER CALLER READS FOR ENJOYMENT OR SELF-IMPROVEMENT. 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/ I'm the same way you are, / I kind of try to judge from day to day. / I know, {D you know, } where I am we work a lot with the customers / {C and } we have a lot of government folks come in all the time / [ {C and, } +", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and, } ] {D you know, } if I know that they're going to be there, {D you know, } [ you, + I ] try to really watch it and like you say, {D you know, } really dress up / {C and } if I know they're not, {D you know, } - / [ I, + I've ] been doing a lot of reorganization, {D you know, } the last couple of months the same way you are, {D you know, } /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } [ it's just (( )) , + it's just ] impossible to crawl down on the floor and dig through boxes in a dress. /", "<Laughter> That's right, / that's right. /", "It is / {C and so, } -/", "As a matter of fact, I thought I had one funny story / when, {F uh, } I was at T I the first year or so, we were sent out to our record retention facility to look through two thousand boxes. / We had them in the warehouse, /", "{F Uh. } /", "{C and } at that point, [ it, + the warehouse ] was over across the road / {C and } it wasn't air conditioned, / {C and, } [ it, + we ] were there like in the middle of the summer, / it's unair-conditioned, / it was dusty and dirty, {F uh, } / there was {D like } a fan at the very end of the row / {C and } that was it. / {C And so, } we didn't really know we weren't supposed to, - / we thought T I dress code was just dress appropriate to your job, /", "Uh-huh. /", "we wore shorts. / We didn't know that was a big no, no. /", "{F Oh } no. /", "{C And } the supervisor from another area came up to us / {C and, } {D you know, } this area where record retention is, there's only a few people that work there, / {C and } [ he, sho-, + he ] knew who worked there, / he should have realized that we weren't regulars in the warehouse there. / {C And } he came up to us / {C and } he just said, who's your supervisor. / {D Well } he called our supervisor [ and our supervisor, + and our supervisor's supervisor, ] / {C and } it went up all the way to the head of facilities,", "{F Oh } no </talking> <<kids in background>>. /", "complaining that we were wearing shorts. / He didn't [ at, + at ] least say to us, did you know you're not supposed to do that. / That could have alleviated a big problem. / We ended up getting called out on it. /", "{F Oh, } how awful. / It sounds like Mister Power Hungry. /", "<Laughter> Yeah. /", "{D You know, } just yesterday, though, I saw a girl in the (( spine )) out here at Lewisville that had on a pair of shorts. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I don't care, / you can call them split skirts / {C and } you can call them (( culottes )) all you want / {C but } these were shorts. / That's all they were. /", "<Laughter>.", "I don't care what else you call them, {D you know, } / if they're below the knee, okay, / maybe you can call them split skirts. / If they're above the knee they turn into shorts, {D you know. } /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } these weren't even really full ones. / {E I mean } they had a problem out here with it last summer, wearing these shorts that were, {D you know, } the real wide full ones, {D you know, } / {C and } [ becau-, + ] these weren't even those. / These were {D like } pretty short, black, / {C and } they were very dressy, / the were black velvet shorts / {C and } she had on black hose and black heels / {C and } she looked very, very nice. /", "{F Um. } /", "{C But, } you don't wear shorts to work. / {D You know, } {E I mean, } (( )) as far as I'm considered, she was in violation / {C and } nobody says anything to them. / It's always been a big problem in Lewisville in the summertime. /", "{F Um. } /", "{D You know, } if they just, {D you know, } - / the management doesn't ever seem to want to take an, cut off, {D you know, } that no, / this is wear we're going to draw the line. / This is shorts, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] nobody will ever kind of take control and do that, {D you know, } /", "{F Um. } /", "{C so, } it always gets annoying because the rest of us are going, {D well } God, we have a pair of those at home too. / It sure would be cool and comfortable to wear, {D you know, } / {C but. } -/", "{D Well } I've seen some people try to just come in {D like } over the weekend because they want to use the TexTeller machine. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } they have said no <laughter>. /", "Yeah / {C and then } during the week you see these women, in the {D you know, } / just because you put on a pair of hose with them doesn't make them not shorts anymore, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "{E I mean } I've never seen them do it without hose, / {E I mean } they always have hose on, / {C but } still, [ it's, + they're ] shorts, / I don't care what you say, / they're shorts. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well } I think T I's dress code is pretty lax considering everything, anyway, {D you know, } {F uh. } /", "[ I know, + I didn't know ] that E D S has a very strict dress code, / I had a friend, /", "{F Oh } do they really? /", "{F Oh } definitely. / I had a friend who worked there for a year or so / {C and } they spell it out. / For men it's particular suits, {F uh, } the pin stripe, and the particular colors of shirts and [ win-, + wing ] tipped shoes. /", "{F Oh, } my God. /", "{F Oh, } it is definitely lined out. / Women are not allowed to wear slacks, / you wear coordinated suits. /", "[ I coul-, + I couldn't ] afford to work there. /", "[ And, + and ] a particular kind of shoe, {D you know, } {D so } high heel, / {F oh } it is spelled out. /", "{F Oh, } no. /", "When I was looking at her materials when she first started, {D you know, } she had her benefits package and all that kind of stuff. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } it told about the dress code / {C and } it said, these are the color pastel shirts you may wear, or white shirts with this kind of stripe in it for the men and this kind of shoe and, hair just this way. /", "T I -s says no shorts and no halters <laughter>. / I know, that's it. /", "Yeah, / {C and } E D S is very particular about this, hair cuts, /", "Wow. /", "{E I mean } it was like you can't have, {D you know, } such and such facial hair, no beards, {D you know, } and just really detailed. /", "I don't know that that would be a good environment to work in. / {E I mean, } I see, / [ I, + I ] am more, - / I don't know about anybody else, / {C and } a lot of bosses may say I'm nuts, / {C but } I am more productive when I'm in pants. /", "<Laughter>.", "[ I, + I ] am. / I work faster, / I get things done faster, than when I'm in a dress and heels, {D you know, } / I, - / {C and } it's weird / {C but } [ [ [ I, + it's ] + I do, ] + [ I can, + I can ] ] get so much more done if I'm dressed comfortable, {D you know. } /", "{D Well } [ the, + the ] time we were there at the warehouse we felt really bad because we had, {F uh, } another person coming from Washington, our outside counsel. / {C And } she was told that we were going to be in a warehouse / {C but } she really didn't get the idea that we were in the warehouse part of the warehouse not the office to the warehouse, but the warehouse. /", "Right. /", "{C And } she came with skirts, just like she'd be going into the office. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } [ we'd try, + we'd try ] to say, didn't you bring any pants or anything. / [ We're, + we're ] out here in the warehouse, {D you know, } / [ you, + you ] got your skid of, {D you know, } that wooden pallet of boxes. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } you're going to have [ un-, + unload ] you skid look at the documents [ in the, + in the ] boxes and then repack your skid. / [ [ {C And } she + <laughter>,", "You can't do that in a skirt <laughter> poor soul. /", "{C And } she was so, ] + she was so ] hot and miserable, {D you know, } in the skirt. /", "{F Oh } yuck. /", "She finally tried to go buy, {D you know, } a pair of pants / {C but, } {D you know, } {E I mean } it was just completely miserable for her. /", "Yeah, / that's terrible, / that's terrible / gosh. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well } I don't know, / I just figure, {D you know, } yeah, / sometimes I worry about, {D you know, } if I go in in pants, / {C and } [ I never, + I never ] ever, ever, ever go in in a pair of jeans, {D you know. } / {C But } I'll go in in pants. / {E I mean } today I had on a pair of, {D you know, } navy blue dress slacks [ and, + and, ] {F uh, } like a peach colored top and, {D you know, } not cruddy, but not a dress either. / {C And } sometimes I wonder if stuff like that [ would, + will ] hold you back, {D you know, } if you don't dress in, {D you know, } your dress for success business suits everyday [ if, + {D you know, } if ] upper management doesn't notice that and remember that later on, / {C but, } {D you know, } I don't know if they do or not. / {D You know, } I see a lot of the managers / {C and } they're in jeans, / {C so, } {D you know. } -/", "Some of our people in the legal department, - / we have, {F um, } assistants to the general counsel / {C and } it's funny / {C because, } there's one that always wears a suit. / A matter of fact, he's never seen without his jacket to the suit on, buttoned. /", "Really, wow. /", "{C And then } there's another one [ who's, + who's ] a little younger and a little more (( yuppish )) / {C and } he's always kind of {D like } in the khaki pants and, {D you know, } a shirt, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } sometimes he wears the jacket to it. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } some of the patent attorneys have been real casual in their clothes / {C and then } other ones tend to always wear a suit with a very starched cotton shirt. / {C So } that's just, -/", "Isn't that funny. /", "<Laughter> With [ the, + {D you know, } the ] little suspenders or something on / {C so. }", "That's great. /", "[ We've, + we've ] kind of had a variety there / {C but, } I think a lot of times [ it's, + it's ] mainly who they're going to meet with, / {C or } they're meeting with people that they know is going to be dressed that way then that's how they are. /", "Yeah. /", "If they're just going to be meeting with T I -ers like to talk about a patent kind of thing and [ the, + they're ] engineers that they're talking too, they dress kind of like how the engineers are dressed / {C and } they're usually casual. /", "[ That's the way to do it. + {E I mean } that's the smart way to do it. ] /", "Yeah. /", "It really is, because your making, {D you know, } - / [ if + when they're meeting with the engineers who they know are going to be dressed down, if ] they come in, in, {D you know, } a six hundred dollar three piece suit, it's going to make the people they're meeting with feel very uncomfortable, {D you know, } / {C or } it would me, {D you know. } /", "<Laughter> It's one of those slippery attorneys coming in here. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / look at this slick guy, / I wonder what kind of money does he make, / uh-huh <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "I can see it now. / {D Well } it was good to talk to you. / It was really enjoyable. /", "Yeah, / [ this is, + this is ] kind of a fun project. /", "It really is. /", "I've done some of the other speech programs, / {C but } we've never got to talk to another person, / it was always just talking to the computer. /", "{F Oh, } yuck, / yeah. /", "{C So } this is a little different. /", "{D Well } it's kind of enjoyable, / I'm really looking forward to it. /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well } thanks a lot. /", "# Okay, / bye. # /", "# Bye-bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CLOTHING AND DRESS", "prompt": "THE TOPIC IS CLOTHING. PLEASE FIND OUT HOW THE OTHER CALLER TYPICALLY DRESSES FOR WORK. HOW MUCH VARIATION IS THERE FROM DAY TO DAY? HOW MUCH VARIATION IS THERE FROM SEASON TO SEASON?", "talk_day": "03/06/1991", "from_caller": 1096, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1963, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1035, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1953, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTH MIDLAND"}}

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/ my only experience with it, I was in Central America for a while,", "Huh-uh. /", "and, {F uh, } in San Salvador, in El Salvador, /", "Huh-uh. /", "For instance, everybody had what they called there social year,", "{F Oh, } really. /", "that they had to put in / {C and } basically it was a, {F uh, } repayment [ for, + for, ] {F uh, } high school education, /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C and } most of them joined the Red Cross / {C and } it was done internally. / I just, - / there was very little external. / I think possibly what, {F uh, } they're thinking about here, more external Peace Corps,", "Yeah. /", "Type things where we're sending people off shore. /", "{D Well, } I think that would be real interesting for people to do, / {C but, } I guess, my concern about that would be the cost involved trying to train people in a new language and ship them, {D you know, } to other countries, /", "Huh-uh. /", "[ {C and, } + {C but, } ] I don't know. / If you did it internally and it was just people in your own country then maybe countries that are so poor that they wouldn't be able to really, {D you know, } send children to do that. -/", "Yeah. /", "I didn't know. /", "[ I don't, + I don't ] know how the Peace Corps works, / I, guess I was of age when the Peace Corps came in,", "Yeah, / I was too. /", "and all that. /", "I thought seriously about joining at that time, / I thought it was a fantastic idea. /", "Did you ever get any information on it {D like, } -/", "I sent off for stuff on it, / {C but } I don't remember that much. about it. / I know that they trained you in the language / {C and, } {F um, } -/", "That's what I was wondering about was whether they actually, -/", "You actually got paid too, while in the Peace Corps, / it wasn't much, /", "Yeah. /", "{C but } I guess, [ they, + you ] could put some money aside while you were there, your expenses and, -/", "Wasn't Jimmy Carter's mama that was in the Peace Corps? /", "Yeah, / I think so, / yeah, / yeah <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C But } it might be interesting to see what would happen if you took kids [ at a, + ] and then took then to another country instead of having being exposed to all the drugs and violence and sex <laughter> and everything here, and take them to some other country that had different moral values <laughter>, like Saudi Arabia where they couldn't drink <laughter>. /", "Where they couldn't do that. / Yeah, / you might end up with a revolution. / I don't know which end though. /", "Really <laughter>. /", "Yeah, / yeah. / [ That's, + that's ] been interesting, though, the kids that have been over, {D you know, } coming back right now, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "You wonder if being exposed to that for a while, what percentage of them would actually say, Hey, that's not a bad way to do it, / {C because } from what I understand, from some of the guys I know, {D you know, } crime, {F uh, } is punishable, just almost, {F uh, } instantly and --", "Public hanging. /", "-- public, / yeah. / Public hanging and this sort of thing, {D you know, } / {C so } you don't have just a whole lot of,", "Yeah. /", "what we consider street crimes. /", "Yeah. / I've heard that {D like } in China and stuff, there is virtually no such thing as rape, because if you rape somebody you'd be murdered, {D you know, } on the, {D you know, } street / {C so, } -/", "Yeah. / {D Well, } I guess that's, {F uh, } the price of freedom, I guess, is a little, {D anyway, } / [ [ the, + {F uh, } {F uh, } the, ] + the ] public service thing again - / [ [ I, + I, ] + I ] guess, in my own, having had the whole three or four minutes to, {D you know, } give it a great deal of thought, {D you know, }", "<Laughter>.", "{F Um, } [ I, + I ] think I agree with you one hundred percent about it being some sort of voluntary, / {C but } when you do that then it becomes almost, {F uh, } a (( )) , - / {C or } it can be, /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } there have, - / people will kind of set up their own little club, /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] if, {D you know, } -/", "People that might benefit most from it might not go in that situation, {D you know, } like people that really are trapped in a ghetto or something like that. /", "Yeah. /", "Might not go if it was voluntary, / {C but } I don't know how they'd enforce it, / if it was, -/", "Yeah, / {D well, } if they went AWOL, what are you going to do. /", "Yeah. /", "Shoot them. /", "<Laughter>.", "Put them in jail <laughter>. /", "I don't know. / Send them over to Iraq <laughter>. /", "<Laughter> Yeah, / right. /", "Have a vacation in Iraq for a year <laughter>. /", "I know my dad always talked about, {F uh, } - / he was in C C C during, {F uh, } -/", "Yeah. /", "{C And } he was, {F uh, } a rock rib Iowa type republican / {C and } the only good thing he could ever say about, {F uh, } the whole Roosevelt administration was, {F uh, } civilian conservation corps, /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C because } he was in it. / He thought that was great. /", "Yeah. /", "The rest of it was all hog wash, / {C but } that was great. /", "{D Well, } it seems like it would develop pride, {D you know, } in people, [ if, + if, ] it's in their own country. / It would certainly help them to appreciate some of the things that we have here and develop some pride in them, if it was handled that way. / [ I, + I, ] - / it would take quite a few people. / I think it might build jobs for people, {D you know, } that were administrating and running and training and coordinating and all that, / {C so } maybe that part of it would be helpful too. /", "Yeah. /", "I don't know. /", "Yeah / the only, -/", "{D Like } to have a volunteer come here and rake leaves and mow the grass and <laughter>, -/", "{D Well, } {D you know } that brings up the interesting subject too, {D you know, } / [ what would you have, + [ [ who, + who, ] + who ] would determine ] what these people do. /", "Yeah, / yeah. /", "{D You know, } [ if, + {F uh, } {D you know, } if ] it's run by the individual state. - / {D You know } {D like } C C C was run by the army / {C and } in effect, -/", "Huh-uh. /", "{C and } the only opposition to it really was that it was, {D you know, } starting some sort of a military elitist type, {D you know, } special corps of cadre of people and that sort of thing. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } when the politics get real confusing, -/", "Yeah, / really there could be, {F um, } some scandals involved, if, {D you know, } it wasn't people that were really fair and [ le-, +", "Yeah. /", "{D you know, } in a legal ] way or something, / they could send all the people over to, {F uh, } {D you know, } one particular part of town or one particular project, that somebody had paid somebody to, {D you know, } get supported, / {C or, } -/", "Yeah. / {D Well, } -/", "(( )) .", "We've gotten to the point where, {D you know, } [ [ if, + if, ] + {D well, } if ] the racial make up of the group was such and such, {D you know, } they'd have to do that percentage of work and what is perceived to be that part of town and, {D you know, }", "Yeah. /", "That kind of thing. /", "That could be a complicated too, couldn't it. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "Suppose, {F uh, } {D well, } {D you know, } they had a group who were construction oriented / {C and } they went and [ they, + they ] built, {F uh, } <laughter> {A can't think of a good example, } a swimming pool, or anything, {D you know, } / {C and } [ one, + [ you can, + you can ] only build it in one ] place, {D you know, } / {C and } know matter where you build it, somebody else is going to scream, {D well, } you didn't build one over here. /", "Yeah. / That's true. / Unfair or something, / yeah. /", "Yeah. / I think, {F uh, } - / {F oh, } boy <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "It's one of those things on the surface, {D you know, } it seems like a great idea. / It's like a joke I heard once about, {F uh, } elephant foot soup, {D you know, } / it's easy to do once you find a elephant foot. /", "<Laughter>.", "It's, {F uh, } the logistics of the thing that, {F uh, }", "Yeah. / Really. /", "gets you going. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } it seems like [ there's, + there's ] a lot, - / you don't hear much on the news about young people really, <breathing> {D you know, } wanting to do anything good or anything like that, / {C but } {D you know, } I'm sure that there are a lot of young people out there that really do have good hearts and are willing to help and serve and that kind of thing. / [ I just, + I ] saw on the news the other night that [ the, + {F uh, } the ] little girl that used to be the littlest girl on the Cosby show, Kisha Knight Pullman, was starting a, - / I guess now she's practically a teenager, /", "Yeah. /", "She started some type of, {F um, } national organization for youth to volunteer to [ teach, + tutor ] other kids to read and, {D you know, } do different service projects like that and trying to get youth more directed towards, {D you know, } helpful things, / {C and } I know everyone {D like } in the high schools in Dallas, / there's a couple high schools that have wanted to start {D like } a, {F um, } minority, {D you know, } - / I think it was in a Hispanic area, / they wanted to start {D like } a club for the teenagers, instead of, they said, all these gangs kids could join to belong. /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C But } they didn't have anything positive the kids could be doing, helping, {D you know, } /", "Yeah. /", "{C so } they were trying to start that out, / {C so } if there's [ people out there that are willing to, + {D you know, } kids that are willing to ] sacrifice their time and energy. Gosh, we ought to use them.", "Yeah. /", "{D You know. } If their willing to do it. /", "Yeah, / [ [ it's, + it's , ] + it's ] just the, {D you know, } - / here you are to the logistics of the thing again, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. /", "Who's going to run it, {D you know, } / what, / how, / {F oh, } it's just so many -- -/", "Yeah. /", "-- [ Like, + like ] I said at the beginning I've got so many connections with people in Central America. / My daughter-in-law is Panamanian, {D you know, } /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C and } they have situations [ like, + like ] that down there.", "Huh-uh. /", "Where [ they, + they ] have, [ these, + the ] social, in some sort of way, - / if you want to go to school outside the country, {A {C and } many Salvadorians did, } they'd go to school in Cornell, Iowa, of all places, /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C and } when they came back, they'd have to serve [ this, + this ] year, / {C and } it turned out to be kind of a joke, / the ones I knew, {D you know, } always chose the Red Cross, because they didn't do anything -- /", "{F Oh, } I see. /", "-- {C And } they had all kinds of, {F uh, } things they could go into, agricultural, and {D you know, }", "Yeah. /", "Really good stuff, / {C but, } {F uh, } unless there was a flood or a fire or something like that, Red Cross, it was so many of them in it, that [ at any particular chance, + your chance ] of having to do something [ was, + it was ] very slim. /", "Yeah. / Yeah. /", "{C And so, } -/", "{D Well, } we, {F um, } belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, which is {D like } (( )) the Mormon church. /", "Huh-uh. / Huh-uh. /", "{C And, } {F um, } [ there, + there ] is men and also women, / women aren't nearly as frequent, / {C and } also that have elderly couples once their kids have left, that can volunteer to go on a mission / {C and, } {F um, } they're all over the world. / {C And, } its incredible logistics, / {E I mean, } they have a training center where they teach them, / it's called the Missionary Training Center in Utah, / {C and } they have,", "Yeah. /", "to be taught the language and customs and all those kinds of things, / {C and } then they, {F um, } {D you know, } go and actually live in that country for [ the, + the, ] {F uh, } - / young men do it for two years and the young women for eighteen months. /", "Okay. / Then that's, {F uh, } kind of a private organization, /", "Right. /", "{D you know, } [ I'm, + I'm ] familiar with, - / my instructor pilot was a Mormon, / [ he was, + he was ] a good [ construction, + {F uh, } {D you know, } [ in-, + instructor ] ] pilot because he considered himself indestructible, /", "{F Oh, } yeah <laughter>. /", "<Laughter>.", "He had a direct connection somewhere, {F uh } <laughter>, /", "Yeah, / right <laughter>. / He felt that he really had an in / {C so, }", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } things he would do with an airplane, / {C but } any rate that's off the subject, /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } I, -/", "[ They, + they ] don't get paid for it, / [ {C and, } + {F um, } {C but } ] there is funding that comes, / they're supposedly saving up on their own / {C and } the church helps them out some, /", "Huh-uh. /", "{C but, } you know, that it is incredible, {D you know. } /", "I see how they were organized in,", "Yeah. /", "Central and South America / {C and, } {F uh, }", "Yeah. /", "it's, {F uh, } -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "UNIVERSAL PBLIC SERV", "prompt": "SEE HOW THE OTHER CALLER FEELS ABOUT THE PROPOSAL THAT ALL YOUNG AMERICANS SHOULD SPEND A YEAR OR TWO DOING SOME KIND OF PUBLIC SERVICE", "talk_day": "03/08/1991", "from_caller": 1140, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1941, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1064, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 9, "to_caller_birth_year": 1951, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

{"turn_id": ["2079_0", "2079_1", "2079_2", "2079_3", "2079_4", "2079_5", "2079_6", "2079_7", "2079_8", "2079_9", "2079_10", "2079_11", "2079_12", "2079_13", "2079_14", "2079_15", "2079_16", "2079_17", "2079_18", "2079_19", "2079_20", "2079_21", "2079_22", "2079_23", "2079_24", "2079_25", "2079_26", "2079_27", "2079_28", "2079_29", "2079_30", "2079_31", "2079_32", "2079_33", "2079_34", "2079_35", "2079_36", "2079_37", "2079_38", "2079_39", "2079_40", "2079_41", "2079_42", "2079_43", "2079_44", "2079_45"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["Okay. / I'll let you start first, okay? /", "Okay. / [ We, + {F um, } I'm ] presently living in a house, {F uh, } / first time, {F uh, } - / we had the house built / {C and so } this is [ our, + our ] fifth year in it I guess, / {C and, } {F uh, } {F um, } it was a real excitement [ to, + {F uh, } to ] go out and select the house and have one made and built / {C and } like you wanted it, we were the fourth to build out of three hundred and forty houses. / {C And, } {F um, } as we did with probably ninety-five percent of the people here in Dallas-Fort Worth we bought a Fox and Jacobs home, / {C and } they're good for about five years or four years / {C and } after that they start falling apart. / {C So, } I would, {F uh, } not recommend F and J house for my dog to live in, {F uh, } because they're overpriced, {F uh, } / {C but } they're a cheap house. / If you can't afford something good, {D you know, } / they're good for that, / {C and, } {F um, } you can call it a home because it's a place to go home and keep the rain off your head, / {C but } as far as the costs for what your getting, {F uh, } the longevity of the house [ is not, + {F uh, } is not ] worth it. / How about in your case? /", "{D Well, } in my case my husband is not a carpenter, / {C but, } in fact, he's in electronics, / {C but } he knew the only way we'd ever have a new home is if he would build it. / {C So } it took him about two and a half years, / {C but, } {F uh, } he built us a house, / it's, {F uh, - / } we have thirty-two hundred square feet, / {C and } it's a brick house, / {C and } price-wise, it was great because he did it all himself, {D you know, } / {C so } that way [ he could, + we could ] kind of [ control,", "Uh-huh. /", "in, + control it, ] / {C and, } {F uh, } we live in kind of a small town, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } {E I mean } it's nothing fancy, {D you know, } / [ it's, + it's ] a house, / it's nice, / {C and } it's real pretty / {C and } we're all comfortable in it. /", "{D Well, } that's great, / that's great, / that's, {F uh, } - / I've heard, - / I have another gentleman, friend of mine, [ who, + {F uh, } who ] had a house built / as a matter of fact another guy is building one now, / he's been doing it for three years / {C and } the city's a little upset with him, / {C but } I understand you save a lot of money off, {F uh, } by doing that, / {C and, } {F uh, } -/", "{F Oh, } you can because that way your not having to pay the middle men and everybody else. /", "Nothing wrong with that, /", "You know. /", "{F uh, } I'll vouch for that. / {F Um, } /", "{C But, } {F uh, } of course, my husband did everything except - / my brother's a trim carpenter, / {C and } he came in, {D you know, } and did the inside for us, / {C and } that helped. /", "That was a big savings. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } - / yes, / {C and, } {F uh, } we had to hire, of course, the plumbing and the brick and everything else, nothing, {D you know, } /", "{D Well, } that's great. / [ W-, + ] {F uh, } have you been in it long? / {F Oh, } really, / {D well, } have you any plans to, {F uh, } maybe, {F uh, } expand or move onward? /", "[ N-, + no, ] / we're, - / {D well, } {F uh, } our kids are kind of still small now, / {C and } we had thought before maybe a lot older we don't need such a large house that we'll sell it, / {C but } he will not build a second one himself.", "<Laughter> I see, / {D well, } -/", "Because he says age-wise he'll never be able to handle that again <laughter>. /", "First one is always a bear. /", "Yes, / yes. /", "We're having [ a, + an ] architect friend of mine design a house for us / {C and } that can basically [ be, + be ] put [ on any lot, + in any state, ] [ any kin-, + ] {D you know, } / {C so } that's kind of,", "Oh. /", "we just got with him and told him what all we wanted, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } he's charging us about a buck a square foot to design it / {C and } he's [ re-, + certified, and registered ] / {C so } [ at + ] least we know [ we're, + it's ] not going to fall in or something if it's built. /", "Yeah, / oh. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } I have heard that your approach [ is, + is ] right, / you can actually go out and sub it, [ if, + even if ] you don't want to get hands on, /", "Uh-huh. /", "you can even just sub it out to concrete and those kind of things / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] that's kind of the plan I have / {C so, }", "Yeah. /", "I'm, {F uh, } - / everyone I talk to, {F uh, } I file in my little book and do other things with it (( )) . / That's great, / that's great. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } like I said otherwise, {D you know, } [ a-, + the expense, ] - / {C but, } {D you know, } we could not have one as large as we have if, {D you know, } we hadn't did it ourselves. /", "Sure, / I can imagine. /", "Yeah, / {E I mean } it's not an Eldorado house or anything like that, / {C but, } {D you know, } it's ours. /", "If your happy with it, that's all that counts. /", "That's right. / That's right. /", "That's all, / [ on-, + you only ] have to, {F uh, } satisfy yourself and no one else. /", "[ Ap-, + apparently ] the appraisers likes it because our taxes sure is high <laughter>. /", "{F Oh, } [ that's, + {F uh, } that's, ] {F uh, } an encouraging sign if you ever want to resell, I guess. /", "Isn't it? / It really is / {C because } [ I, + I'm ] always shocked at about, {D you know, } what they have it appraised at, / I think, oh my goodness. /", "(( )) {D Well } that's great. / {D Well, } yeah, / I guess that about does it. /", "Okay, / {C and } it was nice talking to you. /", "Nice talking with you, too. /", "Okay, / bye-bye. /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "HOUSES", "prompt": "FIND OUT ABOUT THE OTHER CALLER'S HOME. IS IT A TYPICAL HOME FOR THE AREA? HOW DOES IT COMPARE TO YOUR HOME?", "talk_day": "03/08/1991", "from_caller": 1000, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 1, "from_caller_birth_year": 1954, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1061, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1957, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

{"turn_id": ["2104_0", "2104_1", "2104_2", "2104_3", "2104_4", "2104_5", "2104_6", "2104_7", "2104_8", "2104_9", "2104_10", "2104_11", "2104_12", "2104_13", "2104_14", "2104_15"], "speaker_role": ["Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2", "Speaker_1", "Speaker_2"], "utterance": ["Okay, / I think we're supposed to discuss our view of the Soviet Union as a continuing threat to the United States. /", "Okay. /", "How do you feel about that. /", "I don't really, - / I more, <breathing> - / I don't know about the government as much as, {F uh, } - / the people, {F uh, } I wouldn't consider to be a threat at all / {C and } I really don't feel much {D like } the Soviet Union itself is a threat anymore. / [ I'm, + I'm ] worried about them. / They're in a very, {F uh, } tumultuous state right now with the kinds of, {F uh, } adaptations that they're attempting to go through, {F uh. } /", "I'm concerned about them not as a military threat, but as a burden. / They're very large -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } they can become very quickly a large financial burden, [ as, + as ] one more stepchild we have to carry around. /", "Yeah, / I think [ that's, + that's ] a real important aspect / {C and } that, {F uh, } as [ [ [ the, + the mo-, ] + the most, ] + the mo-, ] - / let's see, the more [ [ that we do, + that we do ] + {E or } that we can do ] to help them become self-sufficient is going to eliminate more of the risk of that becoming, {F uh, } {D you know, } a reality. / I know that, {F uh, } this last winter was very hard on, {F uh, } several areas [ in the, + in [ the, + the ] ] Ukraine, particularly the coal mining regions of Siberia, {F uh, } / the people there have money, / that's not their problem, / {C but } there's no food for them to buy, / {C and } its, - / you can't eat money. /", "<Noise> <<printer>> {C And } they have, [ a, + a ] problem, [ their, + their ] whole attitude, {F uh, } / [ I, + I'm ] not sure which crop it was, / {C but } they had a crop that rotted in the fields because they couldn't get anyone to harvest it. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } the people in the city were saying, {D well } why should I go do that. Make the government do that, that's not my job. /", "Right, / they've got a lot of adjustments to make with coming out of what they've been through now, / {C and, } {F uh, } [ they've been, + they've been ] [ under, + under ] the oppression that they've been under for so long that now they have some freedoms / {C but } they don't know how to act yet. / They don't understand that to make that work, / they've got to take some responsibility for themselves. / It's not just the government's responsibility anymore. / You can't just blame it on the government when they give you the freedom to take care of yourself then that puts some responsibility on you as well. /", "Absolutely, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] I think that they're having a hard time with the concept of you can not go back. / <ringing> <<phone>> People only go forward / {C and } I think that that is giving them, - / I'm expecting a call / {C and } unfortunately, I think it's come through. / I've enjoyed talking to you. /", "Okay. /", "Thank you, / bye, /", "All right, / bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "SOVIET UNION", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHETHER OR NOT THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDERS THE SOVIET UNION A THREAT TO THE UNITED STATES. TAKE AN OPPOSING VIEW IN YOUR DISCUSSION WITH THE OTHER CALLER.", "talk_day": "03/11/1991", "from_caller": 1031, "from_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1940, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1013, "to_caller_sex": "FEMALE", "to_caller_education": 2, "to_caller_birth_year": 1957, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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/ as far as predictions and stuff, I really think the Rangers may come out real strong this year. /", "They could do very well, / they sure could. /", "They coul-, because - / I don't know / {C but } last year I just figured they was under a lot of pressure because of all the publicity and everything, /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / right. /", "I really do. /", "Yeah, / they've got, {F uh, } I guess all, - / {D well } all their players are signed now. / Some of them are not too happy about it / {C but } [ there, + there's ] no hold outs. /", "Yeah, / yeah / at least,", "{D So } that should help. /", "that should help, / it sure should. /", "Yeah, / it should, uh-huh. /", "{C But } in a way, I really do, / {C and } of course, there's a few more, {D you know, } I think are good ball teams also. /", "Oh yeah, / sure. /", "Like Oakland A's and the Giants / I really do. /", "Sure, / sure, / uh-huh, / Cincinnati. / Yeah, / there sure are. /", "I like to go watch the Giants when they come to Houston some times. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh, / that's right. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } -/", "I've never seen the Astros play. /", "{F Oh } you haven't? /", "Huh-uh. /", "{F Oh, } I have a few times. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{F Uh, } they're a good ball team. /", "That's right. /", "They really are. /", "They sure are. / Wouldn't it be something to have a World Series between [ Da-, + ] the Rangers and the Astros. /", "{F Oh, } [ wouldn't it, + wouldn't it ] though <laughter>. /", "Boy, / I tell you that would draw a crowd, wouldn't it. /", "Wouldn't it. /", "It sure would. /", "{F Oh } my goodness, / we might actually get to go to a World Series, {F huh. } /", "That's right, / wouldn't that be something. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "It sure would. /", "That's something you dream about. /", "Absolutely. / {C But } there are a lot of Ranger fans around. /", "{F Oh, } there sure is / {C and, } {F uh, } [ that, + {E I mean } they ] really are. / {F Uh, } now (( Incavalia )) I don't know how familiar you are with him / {C but, } last year I was kind of thinking he sure did get in a slump. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } they're saying this year, their predictions is that he's really going to come out of it and,", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "be on top. /", "Uh-huh, / boy, / he's a bull, isn't he? /", "Isn't he though, /", "He really is gosh. /", "he sure is. / He either hits home run or strike out. /", "Uh-huh, / that's right. /", "There is not ever a in between for him. /", "That's right, / it's kind of like Babe Ruth. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah. /", "Yeah, / they were saying something about this may be his last year with the Rangers though. / Apparently I think his contract is up after the end of this year / {C and } they're not sure they're going to be able to sign him again. /", "To sign him again, / yeah. / {F Huh. } /", "Yeah, / that, {D you know, } may or may not happen. /", "Yeah, / {F oh } you never know. /", "That's right, / it's a long way away. /", "That's sure ri-, / if you offer them money, I'm sure [ they'll, +", "That's right. /", "they'll ] do a little bit of everything. /", "That's right, / unfortunately the Rangers don't spread it around quite as big as some of the other teams do. /", "No, / no, / no, like that (( Joe Hosago )) <laughter>, {D you know. } /", "Yeah, / that's right. /", "{E I mean, } {F oh. } -/", "Is there going to be a ticket increase this year, price, do you know. /", "I hadn't heard. /", "I haven't either, /", "[ I, + I ] really haven't, {F uh, } /", "[ The, + {F uh, } those ] Cowboys have increased their prices again this year. /", "Oh yeah. /", "{C But } I didn't know, / [ I, + I ] don't think I've heard anything on the Rangers, / {C or } I don't remember it if I have. /", "{D Well } I hadn't either, /", "Yeah. /", "We hadn't, {D you know, } / like I said, we, - / I don't even guess they've even thought about sending the schedules out yet. /", "Yeah, / I guess it's too early. /", "Yeah, / because we usually get one. / We usually order our tickets way in advance. /", "Uh-huh, / it's a good idea, / yeah. /", "[ We, + we ] try to go so often. /", "Uh-huh, / yeah / if you have [ young, + young ] children, {D you know, } [ they, + they ] get a kick out of it. /", "{F Oh, } they do. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D Well, } I've enjoyed talking to you. /", "{D Well } you too (( Lori )) <throat_clearing>. /", "{C And, } [ we'll + hopefully we'll ] get to talk again. /", "Right, / you take care. /", "Okay, / bye-bye. /", "Okay, / bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "BASEBALL", "prompt": "FIND OUT THE OTHER CALLER'S FAVORITE PRO BASEBALL TEAM AND WHERE IT'S HEADED THIS YEAR. 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/ [ the thing, + the thing ] [ [ that, + that, ] + that ] I saw was okay, / Iraq wants to raise oil prices. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Kuwait wants to take Iraq out of the whole system,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# by # leaving them independent. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so, } when Iraq, {D you know, } saw this, they said let's take over the country, which is a good idea, / right? /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# Then # the United States says, okay, [ our, + our ] oil prices are going to go up. / {C And } {D like } for example, {D see, } {D okay, } {D like } [ Lith-, + Lithuania ] {D right, } they declared themselves an independent country with a president, / right. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ Russia goes in there, + {D well } the main government in Moscow goes in there ] / {C and } they kick everybody's ass. / {C And } the United States doesn't go in there / {C and } {D say, } listen, they were, {D you know, } named an independent, {D you know, } state with a president and everything / {C but } we're not going to go into your country. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } these countries here, which, {D you know, } are, {D you know, } like in NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR, - / have you ever read that book? /", "No, / huh-uh. /", "Okay, / NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR there are {D like } three big continents / {C and, } {F uh, } there's just this area, {D like } around Egypt {C and } stuff,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# that # everybody's fighting over. / {D Now } the problem [ is, + is ] that nobody's going to invade anybody else's boundaries. /", "<Clink> <squeak> Uh-huh. /", "Right, / {D like } their immediate boundaries. {D Like } [ you're not going to go, + {D you know, } it's like the Army's not going to ] go straight into Russia because there [ you're, + you're ] invading their border, / right. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } all the other countries, you can fight about. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } the thing [ is, + is ] that you're wasting so much money to send, {D you know, } - / it's like how much money did the U S spend when they could have paid so much money for each barrel of oil that was being, -/", "We'll probably never know how much it actually cost. /", "{C And } {D you know, } [ it's, + it was ] basically all based on oil because nobody - / actually, {D like } for example, [ if, + {F uh, } let's say if, ] {D you know } Brazil took over {D you know, } Surinam.", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# I # don't think anybody would care. /", "Yeah. /", "{D You know, } {C and, } {F uh, } that's something [ that, + that ] has been, {D you know, } very, - / {C because, } {D see } the thing [ is, + is ] {D like } every time that I see a war, I see myself on the front line, and on the other side I see myself again, and I've got to shoot myself, {D you know. } /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Throat_clearing> I got to shoot somebody that's got the same family that I do. {D You know, } the same relationships that I do. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } just because I was born here I've got to shoot them down. /", "Uh-huh, / {F oh, } it's never a pleasant thing, / that's true. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] at least [ it was, + it was ] over quick / {C and } there weren't that many deaths. /", "# Yes / that's, # -/", "# {D Now } the # only problem [ is, + is ] the aftermath,", "# Yes. # /", "# that # you're having so many deaths in the border with, {F uh, } Turkey. /", "Yes, / that's really unfortunate, / it really is. / I don't know if we stopped too soon, / [ [ I don't, + I don't, ] + I really don't ] know what we need to do about that. /", "{D Well, } [ the-, + there's ] something [ that, + that ] the U S did right which is {D say, } {D say, } {D you know, } okay, / let's kick him out of Kuwait, which was our basic goal. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } {D now, } indirectly let's try to overthrow him, {D you know. } /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C And } # they're not going to do that directly. / {C But } the thing [ is, + is ] that, [ they, + they ] didn't go [ into, + into ] Iraq [ and + ] {D say, } {D you know, } because they have the force to go in there and say get out of the country. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {D You # know, } you can [ seek, + seek ] asylum here, /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C and } # you can go there, / {C but } no way are you going to rule ever again. /", "Uh-huh. / I've been hearing some talk too of trying to bring Hussein up on, {D you know, } criminal charges. / I don't know if that will ever happen or not. /", "{D Well } the thing [ is, + is ] that first of all [ they got to, + [ they go-, + they have ] to ] get him. /", "Uh-huh, / which is very difficult to do. /", "[ {C And, } + {C and } ] there's no way that you can get them, unless it's by force. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know. } {C And then } you can put him on trial. /", "Obviously, he's not going to turn himself in. /", "No, / no, / [ I think, + I think ] he'd rather commit suicide than turn himself in,", "Uh-huh. /", "because [ [ [ there's, + {E I mean } there's {D like, } ] + it's {D like } ] + there's no ] hope, {D you know, } like what Hitler did, {D you know. } / {D You know, } {D like } if you were going to put on trial you get to live the rest of your life, but where. /", "True, / yeah, / uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } {C and so, } {F um, } the thing [ is, + is ] that <throat_clearing> once you've done something wrong, which is [ natio-, +", "# <Door>. #", "# {D you # know, } internationally ] recognized, then you're going to try to get out of it / {C and } [ the, + there's ] no way, {D you know. }", "Yeah, / true. /", "{C And } especially since he's got inside Iraq for using, {D you know, } chemical weapons and stuff. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } {D you know } {D like } he sent planes over [ to, + to ] shoot the people down [ that were on the border with, + {F uh, } [ tha-, + that ] were on their way to ] Turkey. /", "Uh-huh. /", "He had a couple of them bombarded. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / obviously human life means nothing to him. /", "Huh-uh. / {C But, } {F uh, } {D you know, } he's got, {F uh, } millions of dollars, / {D like, }", "# {F Oh } yeah. # /", "[ # [ th-, + I # think it was ] + {D like, } I don't know if it was ] fifty billion or fifty million, which [ is really, + doesn't ] make any difference <laughter>. /", "That's true. / Past a point it doesn't make any difference. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah, / that's really, really unfortunate. / It really is. /", "{C But } [ it's just, + it's just ] that, {F uh, } {D you know, } [ i-, + {D you know, } {D like } the, ] - / we just put our goals in different, {D you know, } levels is / {D like } saying, {D you know, } it's {D like } - / yeah, / sure, / we need oil, {D you know, } /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # we need it desperately. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C But } # the other countries, [ that, + {D you know, } that ] have oil but not as big, {D you know, } {D like } they say, {D you know, } {D like } when the prices went up [ and + ] then they went down. /", "Uh-huh. /", "When they took that big dip it was because they discovered another big oil well somewhere in Saudi Arabia,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# or # something. /", "Seems {D like } the prices never go down to where they were originally, though, [ before, + before ] the increase started. /", "{D Well, } [ [ th-, + it, ] + its ] an advantage. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {D You # know, } it's like you're saying, okay, I can bring my prices up to a dollar fifty a gallon and I'm not going to bring them back down to, {D you know, } ninety-nine cents. /", "Uh-huh. /", "Why, / because people are willing to pay a dollar fifty a gallon, / {C so } if I [ di-, + leave ] it at a dollar ten, people are still going to pay. /", "True. /", "{D You know, } I went down forty cents, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C but } # I went up ten cents. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah. /", "About the lowest I've seen gasoline in the Dallas area is, {F uh, } I guess, about ninety-two point nine now. /", "Ninety-eight? /", "Ninety-two. /", "{F Oh, } God. / Here [ it's like, + it's like ] a dollar five. /", "{F Oh } really. /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well } there's still a lot of dollar five places here / {C but } you can find some that's under a dollar, but [ not, + not ] a whole lot. / That's the lowest I've seen. /", "{C But } still the, - / {E I mean, } have you ever checked, {D like, } {F uh, } the most money-makers [ in, + {F uh, } in ] nineteen, {F uh, } ninety. / {F Uh, } you can see that, {F uh, }", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# Exxon # and Amaco and {F uh, } other companies, {A {F oh } God, I forgot their names, } [ but, + ] {F uh, } Exxon was the number one money-maker, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # that was just because [ of, + of ] the last quarter. /", "Right, / I think Mobil was doing very well, too. /", "Yeah. /", "{D Well } [ als-, + ] [ I, + I ] assume all the [ major, + major ] brands are. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } that was, - / {E I mean } {C and } what other companies [ are, + went up ] four hundred and some percent. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } that's practically impossible to do now a days, for a company [ to, +", "# That's true. # /", "# to ] shoot # up in that way. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / that's true. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } it's just that, {D you know, } [ people, + people ] take advantage of that. / {D You know, } {D like } [ the, + the ] companies are saying we're trying not to raise our prices but [ when, + {D you know, } when ] we get a barrel coming in at more than what we're selling it for, we've got to raise our prices. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{D You know, } {C but } still if you realize that, {F uh, } one barrel has {D {D like, } how much was it, {D like, } } {F um } forty gallons, /", "# Yeah, / something like, - / yeah. # /", "# it's got forty gallons # / {C and } they're selling, {D you know, } {D you know, } - / you got to pay forty dollars at least and,", "# Yeah. # /", "# {D you # know, } [ for, + {F uh, } for ] one gallon / {C and } [ it's, + it was ] selling {D like } at twenty-five or something. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C So } you're making, {F uh, } {D you know, } fifteen dollars profit, easily. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / sure. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } everything, - / {E I mean, } [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] the expenses, {D you know, } of the war, {D you know, } [ it's like, + {F uh, } it's like ] who's gaining on this. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# Okay, # / because, {F uh, } [ i-, + ] [ does, + does ] the U S government own any gas companies, [ like, + like, ] {D you know } gas stations and stuff? /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ I, + {C because, } {D see } {D like } for example, I ] don't know if the British government owns Shell. / I'm not sure about that. /", "I'm not sure either. /", "{C But } the thing is {D like } the U S government got nothing out of it.", "Uh-huh. /", "Because, {D well, } {D you know, } it's {D like } [ oth-, + the other ] independent companies, the gas stations, {D you know, } they did. / {C And, } {F uh, } then the taxes go up / {C and } then everybody else loses. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } {F um, } {D you know, } [ they're just, + they're just ] some things that might not be worth it. /", "Yeah, / that's true. /", "{D You know, } [ {C and, } + {C and } ] first of all [ how many, + how many ] people [ had to, + had to ] die before the war, {D you know, } / it's like transporting stuff and things like that,", "# Uh-huh, / yeah. # /", "# before, {D you # know, } it's {D like } - / yeah / sure, {D you know, } {D like } [ to, + to ] a couple people that died there, their families don't feel it was necessary to do that. /", "Sure, / dead's dead. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / [ [ you, + you could, ] + you could ] never bring them back. /", "That's true, / {C so. } -/", "{F Oh } {D well. } -/", "{D Well, } I don't guess we resolved anything / {C but } it's interesting. /", "Yeah, / {D so, } okay, / nice talking to you. /", "To you too, / take care. /", "Bye-bye. /", "Bye-bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "POLITICS", "prompt": "DISCUSS ANY RECENT POLITICAL ELECTIONS OR MOVEMENT THAT YOU AND THE OTHER CALLER CONSIDER INTERESTING OR IMPORTANT. ORY", "talk_day": "04/16/1991", "from_caller": 1133, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 2, "from_caller_birth_year": 1935, "from_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND", "to_caller": 1167, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1969, "to_caller_dialect_area": "NORTHERN"}}

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] /", "That's when we camped the most. /", "Uh-huh. /", "When, - / I thinks it's a marvelous activity for younger families because, {F uh, }", "# <Throat_clearing>. #", "# [ I, + # it seems like I ] would go through a period of time where I just, {F uh, } was really overworked, {D you know, } / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] getting out into nature and relaxing,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and # having the family do a good share of the work, {D you know, } - / {C and } the part that I did was more fun [ than, + {F uh, } than ] labor because they did [ the, + the ] running and toting chores and I just helped cook and kind of organize, {D you know. } /", "Yeah / [ bu-, + ] [ e-, + even ] cooking over an open fire is a little more fun, isn't it. /", "It is, / isn't it. / It isn't. / Ha-, what kinds of things have you tried? / Have you done, {F uh, } {F uh, } {F uh, } the big pot cooking? /", "{F Oh, } {F oh, } {F uh, } {D well, } it was really my ex who did [ [ the, + the, ] + {F uh, } {F uh, } the ] cooking back when we first started / {C and } we found that [ the, + ] {D you know, } what was [ one, + one ] great handy things was this, {F uh, } {F uh, } {F uh, } hamburger helper.", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "Because all you needed was a big frying pan, /", "# Big frying p-, # /", "# you dumped everything # in together / {C and } it was enough for all [ five of us, + six of us. ] /", "{F Oh, } that's interesting. / {D You know, } interesting enough, {F uh, } the food part was kind of, {F uh, } important thing in our camping. / {F Uh, } when my oldest son, {F uh, } - / always at the beginning I did all the shopping and everything. / {C But } [ the, + the ] neat breakthrough was when my oldest son Mark took his, {F uh, } {F uh, } cooking merit badge in, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] Mark was the kind of camper who ate beef stroganoff / {C and, } {F uh, }", "# Oh. # /", "# {E I # mean, } {D you know, } he did it up really good <laughter>. / {C And so, } {F uh, } after he took that merit badge, he did all the shopping and [ preparing, + getting ready ] for it. /", "{D Well } that's great. /", "[ It was, + it was ] a marvelous experience because after that, then all I had to do was, {F uh, } follow the instructions, {D you know } and do. / {C And } we did a lot of interesting kinds of things / {D like } I would take corn bread and, {F uh, } cook a pan inside of a pan [ over a, + over a ] camp, {F uh, } stove. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } it works real good. / It's like an oven. /", "# {D Well, } #", "# Just # [ put, + {F uh, } put ] a thing on it. /", "cooking was our secondary interest, / {E I mean. } -/", "What did you like to do most? /", "{D Well } really just commune with nature. /", "That's neat isn't it? /", "We started out, {F uh, } - / {D well } we were living in Florida at the time / {C and } [ we, + early in life, we ] discovered that six people all going on vacation gets to be very, very expensive. /", "Right. / I agree. /", "{D So } my ex decided, we're going to try camping / {C and } she went out one day on the spur of the moment and bought a tent. /", "<Laughter>.", "{C And } that's how we got started. /", "# {F Huh. } # /", "# We # did it for years and years, {F uh. } /", "{D Well } {D now } in Florida, [ [ is ther-, + is there ti-, ] + are there times ] of the year when it's very comfortable to camp or is it always kind of hot. /", "{D Well, } ye-, {F uh, } / yes and no. / {E I mean, } {F um, } [ ye-, + in the winter time yes, ] / [ [ it's, + it gets ] kind of chilly + {E or } it can get chilly. ] /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } there's really no time of the year that you can't go. /", "# {F Oh, } is that true? # /", "# {F Uh, } {C becau-, } # -/", "{D Now, } {D now } [ we're, + we're ] in Texas now / {C and } you're in Texas, / right. /", "Yes, / I'm in Dallas. /", "Okay, {F uh, } / we have not camped a great deal here because, {F uh, } a good share of the time in the Summer time, it's too hot really to be very comfortable camping. /", "{D Well, } it just depends on where you go, / for instance,", "# I gue-, # -/", "# if you # went down to the sea shore, it would be wonderful, a nice breeze blowing in from the water. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / we have done that <breathing>. / [ {C But, } + {C but } ] we camped mostly, - / when the kids were little [ we were in, + we were in ] New Jersey, and [ w-, + ] {F Uh, } in, {F uh, } Allendale [ and, + {F uh, } and, ] {F uh, } Waldwick, / it's just about twelve miles south of, the New York border. / {C And } we'd go up to the Adirondacks and camp / {C and } it was so, {D you know, } pick your own, {F uh, } blueberries and make blueberry pancakes for breakfast <laughter>. /", "{F Oh } yes, / yes, / ye-, /", "{F Uh, } also, -/", "[ # I co-, # +", "# go ahead. # -/", "I come ] from up in that area, / I'm a New Yorker myself. /", "{F Oh, } are you? / Where did you live? /", "A little town called Tuckaho, over by White Plains. /", "{F Oh, } {F oh } yeah, / I know that. / I had a cousin who lived in White Plains, / [ that's a, + that's a ] neat area. / {C But } [ it's a, + that is a ] particularly neat area for camping because, -/", "{D Well } that I wouldn't know / I left there when I was quite young. /", "Yeah, / it is neat though because there are lots of lakes, fairly near by, / you don't have to go very far. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] there's, {F uh, } a lot of trees, lot of mountains, and lot of, {F uh, } hiking sort of things / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] we had, {F uh, } [ collapsible boat [ which we, + ] + [ clipper, + little clipper ] sail boat. ] /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And so } we would sail [ and, + and, ] {F uh, } did a lot of camping that way. /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } [ me, + I ] outgrew, {F uh, } sleeping bags and, {F uh, } tents, -/", "# <Breathing>. #", "# {C and } # I now have a motor home. /", "{F Oh, } do you. / We've gotten out a time or two on a rented basis / {C and } it's fun, too, I think. /", "{D Well } I live in mine. /", "Do you? /", "Yes. /", "That's neat, / {C so } you kind of, {F uh, } {F uh, } an everyday camper <laughter>. /", "{F Uh, } {D well, } yes / I consider myself what they call a full-timer. /", "A full time camper. /", "Yeah / th-, -/", "{D Well } {D now, } are you living alone now, / {C or, } -/", "Ye-, / {D well } just me and my dog. /", "You and your dog, {F huh, } <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "Hey, / that sounds great. / {D Well, } [ we don't, + we don't ] camp quite as much as we used to, / {C but, } {F uh, } I still think it's a great way to spend a time with your family,", "# {F Oh } yes, / definitely. # /", "# and enjoy nature # and, {F uh, } kind of wipe out the stress of everyday life. / I'd always, -/", "# Nothing like the fresh outdoors. # /", "# right, / I'd always come home # just relaxed and, {F uh, } comfortable and ready to go at it again, / {C so } it was a neat activity. / Good to talk to you. / Tell me your name again. /", "Jack. /", "Jack, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# all # right. /", "Are you, {F uh, } from Dallas too, Beth. /", "[ Ye-, + yes, ] / we've been here, / [ we're, + we're ] in Plano, /", "# Oh! # /", "# {C but } # we've been here about, {F uh, } eighteen years. /", "{D Well } [ that's where we, + that's where I ] am, / Plano. /", "[ Are you, + are you, ] - / how about that. / {D Well } we're all, lots of people from T I up this way. /", "Uh-huh. /", "All right, / good to talk to you. /", "Nice talking to you too, Beth. /", "All right, / all right, / bye-bye. /", "Bye. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CAMPING", "prompt": "FIND OUT FROM THE OTHER CALLER WHAT KIND OF CAMPING THEY HAVE DONE. 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/ {E I mean, } they're okay, I guess, / if you're on a trip or something,", "Uh-huh. /", "you don't have to take a whole bunch of, {D you know, } cash with you, /", "Right. /", "{C but } I don't like using them because I've seen too many people that used them and ended up bankrupt or on,", "# {F Huh. } # /", "# chapter # thirteen and stuff like that. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Because } they have this weird opinion that if you use that card, you don't have to pay for it. /", "That's true / [ if, + if ] it's on the credit card it doesn't seem like it's money out of your pocket. / Sometimes you may think, {D well, } I don't have the money so you use the credit card it's like fake money or something. /", "Yeah, / yeah, / {C and } it gives you [ a, sens-, + {F um, } a false sense ] of security or something it seems like / {C because } you say, {F oh, } {D well, } I don't have to pay for it now / {C but } you're going to have to pay for it, # / {C and } it seems like ... # -/", "# Yeah, / you think, # {D well, } I don't have it now but payday will come and then I'll have the money. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But } that's probably paying for things that were still owed from last time, # <laughter>. # /", "# Right. / Are you married? # /", "Yes. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / {D Well, } I know that a lot of young people, {D you know, } I, - / it took me a long time to get it through my child's head, / {E I mean, } that was her goal, {D you know, } {F uh, } got to have a credit card, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but } now that she has one, / she's only used it one time / {C but } she wanted to establish some credit, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but } I think it finally sunk in, {D you know, } because she saw some of the other people and just {D like } she heard them say, {D you know, } {D well, } I used a credit card. / {C And } my husband's sister is the world's worst at, {F oh, } - / {D well, } I'll just use the credit cards / {C and } she has all of her credit cards up to the limit. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{D You know, } {C and } [ I'm, + I'm ] thinking woman, <laughter>, wake up and smell the roses before they come and get you. / # {C But } # ... -/", "# Right. / # Besides the fact that how much interest you pay and # then this # ... -/", "# Right, / {C and } # people don't see that either. /", "Yeah, / this thing that you thought you got on sale, by the time you get done paying with that with all the finance charges because you pay it off over a long period of time, / you've spent a heck of a lot of money on that thing. /", "Right. / The only one that [ we, + we ] have that we kept was the Discover card, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } it pays you to use it.", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {E I mean, } # if you pay your bill off right away,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# if you # don't ever have to pay any interest on it because they give you a certain amount every time that you use it, / {C and } you make that money as long as you don't ever have to pay them any, {F uh, } interest. / Now it's, - / {C and } people say, {D well, } {D you know, } I'm making money by using this credit card, / {C but } they don't realize that if they, - / {E I mean, } it only takes one time for you to use it and not pay the interest, / {E I mean, } you have to pay the interest, not pay it right off, /", "Uh-huh. /", "that's going to take up what you would have made. /", "{F Huh. } /", "{C So } that's the only reason that we kept that, / we debated for a long time / {C plus } they don't have that, {F um, } charge on it, {D you know, } / {D like } ... -/", "Service charge you mean? /", "Yeah. /", "Yearly fee, / yeah. /", "Right. / They don't have one of those. / {C So, } it, - / we decided that was it, {D you know, } / {C and, } {E I mean, } everybody calls us and wants to give us a credit card. / [ We have, + we (( could )) have ] credit cards running down our ears. /", "{F Oh, } you get that stuff in the mail all the time. /", "Yes, / yes. / {C And then, } [ I-, + I'll ] have, (( just {D like } )) , {F uh, } department stores. / They'll call me up, {D you know, } / {C and } I'll say, / look, I don't want the credit card, / {D well, } we're just going to send it to you, {D you know, } / you don't have to ever use it if you don't want to. / (( They'll )) send me (( any )) credit card, / I tear it up. / # I just can't see it. # /", "# What I really hate # in the mail is {A like for the credit cards that I do have still, }", "Uh-huh. /", "that they send you these things that look like checks, /", "Yeah. /", "{C and } they say, hey, {D you know, } two thousand dollars, {D you know, } free to you kind of thing, {D you know, } / all you got to do is go cash those things / {C and } you've got a short term loan. / I hate it, <laughter>. /", "# I know it, / {C and } you know what # ... -/", "# I can't believe they have the nerve to do that. # /", "What's really bad about those though is just {D like } - / young people if they don't, {D you know, } - / we take the time to, {D you know, } help my daughter, / she's in college, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C but } [ it, + this ] is her first credit card thing, / {D well, } when she got her first one she was so excited / it was unreal. / Look at this (( they )) sent me this money, {D you know. } / {C So } then when I explained to her, look you have to pay this back and they are going to charge you interest, (( and stuff )) , / of course, she [ ter-, + tore ] it up. /", "# <laughter>. #", "# {C But } a lot of # parents would not take the time, {D you know, } / {C and } they wouldn't even think of it / {C or } their kids may not be as close as my daughter / {C and } I - / are, - / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } they may not even discuss it, / they go out and cash their check thinking that, {D you know, } / they've got something, / maybe they've won something. /", "# <laughter>. #", "# {D You know, } somebody sent them # something free. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C And } go out and # spend it. / {C And, } {F um, } it's just unreal. / {E I mean, } I don't like credit cards, / I wish that they would come up with some other way to, {D you know, } / the only way you could use them is if you were, {D like } on vacation. / They would let you use it maybe once a year. /", "<laughter>.", "{D You know, } {E I mean, } of course, I guess some people go out and spend their whole entire limit on it like that at that time / {C but, } {F um, } I have seen so many people / {C and } I have a friend right now she just got off of thirteen. / She got, {F uh, } - / I can't remember what she called it, / it's some kind of, - / maybe it's (( sure )) or something like that, / [ it's something, + it's some ] weird name of a credit card, /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C and } she is charging out of her mind already. / {C And } I'm going, - / you just got off. / That's how you got on to it to start with, {D you know, } what is the matter with this person, <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F um, } it seems like [ people just, + {D you know, } they just ] think, {D well, } I can just have anything I want. / {C And } I just don't see it like that. / Of course, I always (( see )) pay the bills first / {C and } whatever's leftover, that's what you have, / {C but, } {F um, } maybe a lot of people don't see it like that, / {C but } I can't stand owing. / {E I mean, } I cannot fully tolerate to owe something like, {D you know, } - / I guess it's just because I've been brought up like that. / {C But, } {F 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. / {C But, } that's just the way I feel about it. /", "Yeah, / I think [ it's, + it's ] somewhat a, {F uh, } symptom of [ our, + me ] generation / {C and } that, - / we think we need all these things / {C and } I think my parents always, {D you know, } did without or saved up to, {D you know, } buy things / {C and } we consider that so many of these things we just have to have, {D you know, } - / {D like } when I first got my apartment and I was setting it up I did try to economize some / {C but, } {D you know, } I was just like, {D well, } I have to have it all furnished {C and } I have to have all of my kitchen setup / {C and } you don't, {D you know, } do without too much / {C and, } {D you know, } that's how I got started kind of with setting up a household all up, {D you know, } it kind of {D like, } in the short amount of time. / {D You know, } you just have to have these things just, {D you know, } have them at home, have to have them at my own place / {C and } that's, {D you know, } a big expenditure to start, {F um, } buying all these things that you think [ or, + or ] have to have / {C and } actually they're kind of luxuries / {C or } you should save up slowly and keep buying them and not just rush out and furnish the whole place,", "# Right. # /", "# {D you know, } # (( going in )) one big swoop, save up and then buy it. /", "<<Very faint>>, yeah. /", "{C But } we're not into that. / We're into {D like, } have to have it all now. /", "<<Very faint>> {F oh, } yeah. / I guess it is like that though because it seems {D like } more and more people are like that. / {C But, } {F um, } I guess it's because I'm older, / I {E mean, } I'm not real old / {C but } I am older / {C and, } {F um, } {D you know, } [ I didn't feel {D like } that + I didn't feel {D like } ] I had to have everything. / I guess it was because, - / {D well, } I had everything when I was at home / {C but } [ I, + I ] don't know why I didn't. /", "{D Well, } we're geared to that. / We're {D like, } - / okay, / like I want a living room set. And instead of sitting back [ and, + and ] going, okay, {D well, } it's going to cost maybe a thousand dollars, two thousand dollars / {C and } I'll save for two years, /", "<<Very faint>>, uh-huh. /", "people go, {F oh, } {D well, } I'll just go [ buy it, + put it ] on credit and they'll pay it off. /", "<<Very faint>>, yeah. /", "People (( aren't )) tuned in to {D like } saving for it and then buying it, / they just [ put it on a charge card, + put it on account, ]", "{F Huh. } /", "and then pay off the bill because they want it now. / It's always have to have it now. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } it didn't hurt you, did it, to, - / {E I mean, } you didn't go out and charge a whole bunch and lose everything, did you? /", "<laughter>, no, / no, / {C but } I have had some times when I've had some pretty good balances on there / {C and, } {F uh, } {D you know, } I finally, {D you know, } paid them all off and thought this is, {D you know, } kind of nonsense. / {C So, } we don't, {F uh, } have big balances on them at, / all now [ [ we're, + we're, ] + {D you know, } we, ] - / I use it occasionally / {C but } I pay it right off. / We're ... -/", "Yeah, / {D well, } you learned then, / right? /", "Yeah, / you learn [ the, + {D you know, } the ] hard way, you hate paying all that interest / {C and } I've never been one to itemize on my income, tax and never had enough to itemize / {C and so } it's just a big chunk of money / {C and } you realize that you're not buying anything on sale your paying, so much more for that item, because you've got finance charge and the cost of having that card every year which is what, forty dollars sometimes just to have the card. /", "Yeah. /", "That's, a lot of money that you went to buy this item. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And then } you never feel {D like } you've got anything [ to p-, + to put ] into savings or anything, / you're always just [ paying bills, + paying bills, ] {D you know, } / you don't feel that you have any extra to save. / {C And } [ I hate, + I hate ] living paycheck to paycheck. / I like to have a little there, {D you know, } / that I can, save / {C so } I can feel that, {D you know, } if something comes up I've got the money to pay for it, . /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CREDIT CARD USE", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS CREDIT CARDS. 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/ one girl went [ in, + in ] state and has graduated, / {C and then, } {F uh, } [ that was, + {F uh, } {D you know, } that was ] her choice pretty much where she wanted to go -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } I have, {F uh, } [ one, out of, + two out of ] state, both in Missouri, / {C and, } {F um, } I teach, {F uh, } in a college, / {C and so } [ I + they ] had heard me talk about it, and for years, that I didn't think it really made too much difference where they went for their undergraduate. / {F Uh, } so, that was --", "{F Um. } /", "-- pretty much, {F uh. } -/", "I see, / {D well, } [ I, + [ may, + maybe ] I'm ] wrong, / {C but } I think it makes a big difference in terms of finding a school that is sort of right for the child in terms of his or her happiness [ [ and, +", "{F Oh, } {F oh, } [ if they, + if they're ] content there, /", "and, ] + and ] the appropriate support environment and things like that. /", "{E I mean } as far as the education, as far as looking at the degree at the end, [ [ that, + {F uh, } it's ] + very little difference is ] paid --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- to it, where you get that bachelor's. / {F Uh, } if it's a halfway decent school --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- they should be happy naturally, / {C and } if they can get, {F uh, } {F um, } two out of, - / let's see, my son got a full total scholarships -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and so } [ there's, + {F uh, } there's ] plenty of scholarships out there, / {C and so } people should be advised to look for those, / {C and, } {F um, } -/", "[ Did, + did ] you play [ a, + a ] strong role in helping them pick schools / {C or } --", "{F Uh. } /", "-- did you just sort of say listen to your guidance counselors / {C and, } -/", "{D Well, } they, {F uh, } - / [ I went, + we went ] around, / my son was a, graduated from a Jesuit high school -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and so } [ he, + he ] was pretty much looking for a Jesuit university, / {C and so } there --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } - / that was limited to five or six different places / [ {C and, } + {F um, } {C so } ] he's in Saint Louis U, / {C and } I guess I played a role in that. / [ I, + I ] just sort of, {F uh, } let them, {F um, } {D you know, } - / they'd all been, {F uh } --", "Yeah. /", "-- pretty efficient as far as studies / {C and, } {F uh, } {C so } I didn't have that much to do, / [ they just, + {F uh } --", "Yeah. /", "-- they just ] knew they wanted to go to college, / {C and } I, {D you know, } helped them get there as far as --", "Yeah. /", "-- traveling with them to look at different --", "Yeah. /", "-- places. / We did do that, / {C and } I would suggest a person always goes and looks at the school before they sign up. /", "Yeah, / I think that's a great idea, / {E I mean, } that, -/", "Some people don't do it, / {C and then } they get there and hate it, or whatever, / {C so } --", "Right. /", "-- if it's possible. /", "[ It's, + it seemed ] expensive at the time you're doing it, [ {C but, } + {C but } ] [ the -- +", "Right. /", "-- compared to [ the, + the ] ] total decision it's nothing. /", "I think in the short run it is expensive. / In the long run it's very, {F uh, } reasonable --", "Yeah. /", "-- if the person, - / my daughter has been [ in, + in ] Missouri for a second year, / now she's coming home at the end of the semester -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- <Inhaling> {C so, } {F uh, } {D you know, } she's already twenty-one. / She started late. / {C So } that's, {D you know, } strictly up to her, / {C and, } {F uh, } she'll [ finish down here, + {F uh, } {F uh, } finish this year down here ] and then decide what she's going to do next year. /", "Yeah. /", "It'll save me a lot of money because I'm not going to have to pay out of state tuition -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C but } again, that's her decision -- /", "Right. /", "-- [ {C so, } + {F uh, } {C but } ] I have so many students in my classes that have dropped out and come back, / {C and } they're much better students at twenty-five, twenty-six, may, twenty-eight. / {C So, } {D you know, } [ I don't, + I never have ] pushed them. / I just say that education is important, you should do it, {F uh, } / {C but, } {F uh, } they have to do the work -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C so, } {F uh. } -/", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ back, + back ] to this visiting thing, / {E I mean, } I found that my kids had no conception what college was really like --", "Right. /", "-- [ {C and, } + {C and } ] that the process of going around to a few schools with them really helped them understand -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and } being able to go with them to [ so-, + at least some ] of them --", "{F Oh, } I think so. /", "-- gave me a chance to explain things to them [ and to, + ] {F uh, } in reference to what we had seen. /", "{C And } also I'm opposed [ to the, + to the ] size. / They've just gotten so huge, / {C and so } my daughter first looked at a place that was forty thousand, / see that's just too many. /", "Good grief <laughter>. /", "Ended up going to where I used to go, / {C and } that was twenty-five hundred when I went there, / it's twenty-one thousand, now / it's too big. /", "Good grief. /", "{D So, } -/", "What is twenty-one thousand? /", "Pardon? /", "What school is that? /", "It's Southwest Missouri State University -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } it was twenty-five hundred when I went there forty years ago, / {C and, } {F uh, } my son's in a school about seven thousand, / {C and } [ that's, + that's ] not bad -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- I teach in a school about eight thousand, / {C and } [ that's, + that's ] even a little large -- /", "Yes. /", "-- {C but } it's much better than twenty-one thousand. / {C But } they do have to visit, [ and + ] [ if, + if ] the parent can point out all the different places to look [ for -- +", "Uh-huh. /", "-- for ] scholarships, / {C and then, } {F oh, } those rating, {F uh, } - / the magazines and all those things are doing the ratings now and everything, / I don't think it hurts to look at them -- /", "Yes. /", "-- I don't put that much stock in them, / {C but } -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- probably fine just to compare. /", "Helps to at least set up --", "Right. /", "-- range of things to look at. /", "If [ they, + {D you know, } {F uh, } they ] need to, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CHOOSING A COLLEGE", "prompt": "WHAT ADVICE OR EXPERIENCE CAN YOU OFFER TO A PARENT ON HOW TO HELP A SON OR DAUGHTER CHOOSE A COLLEGE TO ATTEND?", "talk_day": "10/30/1991", "from_caller": 1353, "from_caller_sex": "MALE", "from_caller_education": 3, "from_caller_birth_year": 1943, "from_caller_dialect_area": "MIXED", "to_caller": 1239, "to_caller_sex": "MALE", "to_caller_education": 3, "to_caller_birth_year": 1936, "to_caller_dialect_area": "SOUTH MIDLAND"}}

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Soothing, and, {D you know, } {F uh, } lot of symphonies / {C and, } [ I just, + I ] love that, / that's probably my all-time favorite. /", "{D You know, } {F uh, } [ I, + I ] teach -- /", "{F Um. } /", "-- {C and } we can have music in the classroom, / {C but } [ it, + {D you know, } it ] can't be the rock or anything like that -- /", "Right. /", "-- {C and } [ I, + I ] find that the classical music is very good for the kids too, it doesn't disturb them {C and } --", "Right. /", "-- yet [ [ it's, + it's, ] + it --", "Relax, /", "-- stimulates ] them, / [ {C and } -- +", "Yeah. /", "-- {C and, } ] {F uh, } -/", "What do you teach, what grade? /", "{D Well, } it's [ ninth, + nine ] through twelve -- /", "Good for you. /", "-- {C and, } -/", "A certain subject? /", "{D Well, } it's, {F uh, } business technology. /", "Good for you. /", "{C But, } {F uh } -- -/", "I was just sitting here while she was trying to find, [ [ a, + a, ] + another ] caller, {F uh, / } I was reading - / [ my, + my ] husband and I are taking a computer class at our junior college <laughter>. /", "-- {F oh, } boy, /", "Yeah, / it's pretty good, / it's just a real basic class, / {C but } we're learning a lot, / {C and } we have a home computer, / {C so } [ it's, + it's ] very interesting. /", "{F Uh, } yeah, / I'd learn it too. / {F Uh, } [ back to, + I guess we'd better get back to ] music, though. /", "Yeah, / the subject of music <Laughter>. /", "I, {F uh, } - / do you play any instruments? /", "[ I play, + I play ] piano, / I took lessons for thirteen years, / {C and } right now my nine year old is taking piano, / {C and } I just got a whole mess of music, / [ [ I, + I ] play the, + volunteer to play the ] piano at the children's Christmas program for the whole grade school, which is K through six --", "Ooh, you took on a, -/", "-- five hundred kids. /", "good job. /", "<Laughter> I did it last year, / [ {C and, } + {C and, } ] {F um, } [ I, + I ] just sub at the school, / I don't want to work full time, / {C so } I just sub at the school, / {C and } that's kind of my volunteer thing, / {C so } [ [ that, + it, ] + it's ] really neat, / {C and } my older daughter plays the saxophone, / my next son plays the drums, / {C and } my third son just started baritone this year, / {C and } my little girl will start French horn next year, / {C so. } -/", "{F Oh, } {D well, } my son played the sax and drums, my daughter the piano, organ and French horn. /", "Oh. /", "{D So. } -/", "French horn is absolutely wonderful instrument. / It's just my favorite. / Of course that's what I played, / {C and so } I'm pushing that on my daughter because I want to play in our city band, not the symphony, with just the city band --", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "-- once we get the, the French horn / {C and } I get a little bit more time. / Right now I'm busy chasing my kids. /", "Yes, /", "<Laughter>.", "sounds like you've got a houseful. /", "[ [ I do, + I do, ] + I love ] it, / {C but } we have [ a, + a ] marvelous band instructor, / [ {C and, } + {C and } ] [ he's just, + he's ] wonderful. / We have, {F uh, } couple of hundred kids in the band, / our junior high band is just wonderful. /", "{F Oh, } that's a, -/", "He, lot, - / and their concert band, - / {C and then } he has a jazz band that my older daughter was in, / {C and } my son will be in next year / that's, - / {E I mean, } they [ ca-, + play ] college level music in junior high, / he's that good of an instructor, / {C and } the kids just love him. /", "{F Oh, } that's wonderful, /", "{C So } it's really good. / It is wonderful. /", "[ I, + I ] have [ totally, + totally ] a tin ear -- /", "{F Oh } do you <laughter>. /", "-- {C and } I love music. / I cannot carry a tune in a basket. /", "<Laughter>.", "I know what I like, / {C but } I -- -/", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {D you know, } {C and } I love to listen to it, love to sing, and [ I, + my ] kids, when I was little and, they were little / {C and } I was [ rocking them, + singing to them. ] /", "Uh-huh. /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "MUSIC", "prompt": "PLEASE DISCUSS MUSIC. 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/ there really isn't any kind of particular food that [ I, + I ] [ don't, + don't ] like really, / {C and } I like a good Italian restaurant --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- or a good, {F uh, } {F uh, } - / especially like good prime rib -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C so } [ if + ] it's, {F uh, } nice to get out and find a good restaurant like that, / {C and } I live here in, {F uh, } Rome, New York, / {C and } there are a lot of good restaurants around here. /", "{F Oh, } you're in New York, / I was going to, - / there's a place, if you ever make it to Dallas --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- they have the best prime rib. / It's called Lawry's, like Lawry's seasoning salt -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- {C and } it is absolutely wonderful. /", "Really. /", "{C And, } {F uh, } we were there a few months ago, / {C and } [ it, + {E I mean, } it's ] kind of pricey, / {D well, } from New York it probably doesn't matter, / {C but } <laughter>. -/", "{F Oh, } no, / I'm in upstate New York, / {C and } it's actually very inexpensive, / I, - / [ there's a -- +", "{F Oh, } is it, okay. /", "-- there's a ] place, {F um, } half a mile from me here that, {F uh, } has, {F uh, } fantastic prime rib for, {F oh, } eleven dollars --", "Wow. /", "-- for a whole meal, {D you know -- }", "Uh-huh. /", "-- a potato and salad and soup, and the [ whole, + whole ] nine yards, / {C so } that, -/", "Yeah, / {D well, } I think the cheapest there probably starts at eighteen, / {C and } it includes, {D you know, } salad and rolls and, {F oh, } some other stuff, / {C but } --", "Right. /", "-- it is absolutely wonderful. / It's the best I have ever had. /", "{F Uh, } I was going to this place up the street from me is the best I've ever had, / {C so, }", "Yeah / <laughter>.", "I'll have to go there when I [ get to -- +", "{D Well, } -/", "-- get to ] Dallas. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ we like, + {F uh, } lots of people down here like ] Mexican food -- /", "Uh-huh, / sure. /", "-- {C so, } {F um, } that's, - / [ I, + I ] think Italian and Mexican food are probably my favorites. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C But, } {F um, } I'm not into sushi or any of that kind of stuff. /", "No, / no, / I'm [ not into [ the, + the, ] + don't do [ the, + the ] ] [ raw, + raw ] fish like that, / {C but } I do {D like, } {F uh, } {D like } [ a seafood bar, + {D like } a [ raw, + raw ] bar ] {D like } oysters and things like that, {F uh } -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ that + they, ] {F uh, } - / I go on, - / I'm an officer in the Air Force and travel quite a bit on business -- /", "{F Oh, } okay. /", "-- {C so } I, {F uh, } find myself down in Melbourne, Florida about [ [ once, + once ] a month, + once every two months ] or so --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- and, {F uh, } go and hit [ the, + the ] oyster bars down there quite a bit -- /", "{F Oh, } yeah -- /", "-- {C but, } I love that, /", "-- fresh seafood down there, /", "Yeah, / [ {C and, } + {F um, } {C and, } ] {F uh, } Maryland's great, / you get the crabs -- /", "Uh-huh. /", "-- it's like, I can't go anywhere [ where I + <laughter> --", "Yeah / <laughter>.", "-- where I ] don't enjoy myself, / {C so, } -/", "Yeah, / seafood seems to be [ a lit-, + a little ] bit more expensive [ than, + than ] other types of food. /", "That's true. /", "{C But } it sure is good, / {C and } it's supposed to be good for you. /", "Yeah, / {D well, } {F uh, } it's really strange [ [ that, + that, ] + that ] seafood is so expensive, because [ when you, + ] in reality, {F uh, } {F uh, } I, say that, {F uh, } the oceans have the greatest [ re-, + resource ] of food --", "Right. /", "-- on the planet, / {C and } yet, we [ haven't, + as human beings, haven't ] figured out a way to harvest it economically -- /", "Right. /", "-- <Laughter> {C so, } we managed to, {F uh, } figure out how to get at just about everything else, [ but, + {F uh, }", "<Laughter>.", "but ] [ not, + {F uh, } not ] seafood. /", "Uh-huh. / Do you like spicy foods / {C or, } -/", "Yeah, / yeah, / [ I like, + {F uh, } I make ] [ a, + a ] wicked chili / {C and } around here the big spicy thing is {D like, } {F uh, } buffalo wings -- /", "{F Oh, } uh-huh. /", "-- {C and so, } {F uh, } [ [ it, + people, ] + they, ] {D you know, } - / you go out to get the chicken wings / {C and } those are really hot --", "Yeah. /", "-- and the hotter the better, /", "Yeah. /", "<Laughter>.", "{D Well, } [ we, + {F uh, } we ] like spicy food down here, especially, {F uh, } the hot sauce, Picante sauce, or salsa --", "Right. /", "-- whatever you all call it -- /", "Sure. /", "-- {C and, } {F uh, } [ we, + we ] sure go through a lot of that <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But } I like it hot, / {C but } I don't like it real hot --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- because then my nose starts running <laughter>. /", "[ [ My, + generally my, ] + my ] scalp will start, / I can feel just the top of my scalp getting hot,", "<Laughter>.", "<Laughter> the weirdest, weirdest sensation,", "<Laughter>.", "almost like a tingling, / {C but, } {F uh, } I don't know, / {C but, } {F uh, } - / yeah, / {D well, } there [ isn't, + isn't ] too much in the way of restaurants that I don't like. /", "Yeah. /", "Things that are kind of oddball, like, {F uh, } Thai cuisine, / I never been really fond of that stuff. / You talk about spicy, / [ that'll, + that'll ] literally blow your head off, / it's so hot. /", "Uh-huh. /", "[ {C And, } + {F uh, } {C and } ] I can handle just about any kind of food without, {F uh, } {F um, } - / {D well, } {C but } [ that, + that ] stuff [ is, + goes ] one notch beyond, {F uh, }", "<Laughter>.", "my tolerances, /", "Uh-huh / <laughter>.", "{C So. } Although I guess on this topic are to talk about the, {F uh, } service in a restaurant is always nice though, too -- /", "{F Oh, } yeah, /", "-- # that's one thing, # /", "# [ {C and } the price. # +", "What's that? /", "{C And } the price. ]", "Yeah, /", "Make you want to come back. /", "{D Well, } I find that lately that so many people are [ working, + {D you know, } working ] waitressing jobs {C or } waiter, /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "RESTAURANTS", "prompt": "WHAT KIND OF DINING OUT DO YOU ENJOY? 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Some not all. / {C But } what was happening at T I is that they found certain parts of the company there was a lot of drug abuse. {F Um, } <breathing> mainly the areas [ whe-, + where ] they were doing a lot of, {F um, } manufacturing type things / {C and } what they ended up doing is, {F uh, } kind of {D like } doing a little bit of an undercover agent to watch what was happening, / {C and } we had people using on the premises and actually selling and dealing, {D you know, } on the premises. /", "{D Well, } okay, / [ that's, + that's ] a very different issue. /", "<Laughter> {D Well, } yeah, / it was, {D you know, } combination [ of, + of, ] {F uh, } both activities [ and, + {F uh, } and ] using too / {C so } they developed this, {F uh, } drug policy [ so that, + {F uh, } to ] eliminate, - / there's some parts of the company that we do, {F uh, } government contracts, / {C and } I think some of those require the drug testing, / {C but } now T I thought {D well, } we'll just do it for all employees [ that, + ] {F um, } not just because of safety issues but because we want a totally drug free safe environment for all people to work in / {C and } that we shouldn't have, {F um, } people on drugs within our, {D you know, } offices and such. /", "# {C And, } # -/", "# I haven't # personally ever been tested, / {C but } I don't have a problem with it. /", "{F Um, } does the testing cover alcohol as well as illegal drugs? /", "No, / {C but } one thing that [ to, + to ] me was, {F um, } going on, stretching it a little too far was that they also check, {F um, } if you are taking somebody else's prescription drug. / {D You know, } it happens a lot of times / like some member of the family gets the flu or whatever / {C and, {D you know } --", "# (( {D Well } )) , # -/", "-- # then } # they give it to everybody else in the family and don't always go back to the, {D you know, } doctor and get another prescription. / {D Well, } according to what they do at T I, if you take a prescription drug it has to be in your name. / [ It, + {D you know, } it ] can't be in your spouse's name / {C so } [ they will look, + {E I mean, } the testing will look ] for, I guess, any kind of drugs, / {C and } you have to tell them what they are taking a prescription for. /", "{C So } they ask you to declare beforehand what prescription drugs you are taking? /", "Right. / Yes, / yes. / When you get tested you are supposed to tell them, {D you know, } everything [ that, + that ] might be there. / {C And } then if they ever, {F um, } question you or something you may have to show proof that you do have a prescription in your name. /", "Okay. / {D Well, } [ it, + {E I mean, } it's, ] I guess that, in fact, [ they don't test [ for, + for, ] + they don't routinely test for ] very many prescription drugs / [ {C but } that I, + {C but } they ] (( don't say in advance )) , {F uh, } # / {C so, } # -/", "# {D Well, } # what they [ wo-, + be ] testing for are the ones that would have {D like, } {D you know, } barbiturates or codeine things like that in them. /", "The ones that would kind of constitute controlled substances or # something (( anyway )) . # /", "# Right, / right. # / I guess that's what [ i-, + they ] wouldn't be looking for penicillin and [ an-, + antibiotics ] and stuff. / They would be looking for the, {D yeah, } controlled things, barbiturates # amphetamines. # /", "# {C So } what they are # asking you to tell them is all the prescription drugs you are taking which are controlled substances. /", "Right, / right. / You pretty much, {D you know, } put down what you remember even if it was just Contact or something like that. / {C But } afterwards, {F uh, } maybe if you had a controlled # substance <laughter>. #", "# Is Contact a, #", "{D Well, } # <laughter>, # -/", "# Bo-, # -/", "[ you, + you ] probably put down, {D you know, } you had (( Drixoral )) or Contact if you would remember that you did it. /", "Okay. / Is Contact a,", "No. /", "# (( )) substance? # /", "# <Laughter> I'm, #", "Okay. /", "just saying you probably [ pro-, + ] put down on the sheet --", "# Okay. # /", "-- # anything # you have taken. / {C But } if they had a controlled substance, maybe they would ask you then to show that you had that prescription in your name. / I know I had one contract employee through Manpower was not a T I person,", "Uh-huh. /", "but was a contract person, / {C and } they test them too even if you are not a real, {F uh, } T I -er. / If you are a contract employee here --", "# Uh-huh. # /", "-- # they test # you too. / {C And } he had taken some kind of, {F um, } <lipsmack> {F oh, } {D you know, } {F uh, } - / just, he had some kind of flu or something. / He got a real bad migraine / {C and } he took his mother's, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"B": "Speaker_1", "A": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "DRUG TESTING", "prompt": "HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THE PRACTICE OF SOME COMPANIES OR GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TESTING EMPLOYEES OR PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES FOR DRUGS? 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/", "{D Well, } I was just trying to think. / When they called, I didn't have as much time to prepare for this as I did some of the others. / {F Um, } I love watching some of the, {F uh, } [ new, + new ] shows basically. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } [ we, {F uh, } to-, + we subscribe to ] C N N / {C and } we took that, / {C and } we started watching a lot of those especially during the war or during anything kind of thing like the earthquake, / {C and } I have gotten stuck on a lot of this. / The new shows and the stuff that comes on [ [ that, + that ] + it, ] {D you know, } - / {D like } [ the, + {F uh, } at night the ] discussion talk shows and things. -/", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } we really haven't gotten a lot into the sitcoms that are current, {F uh, } especially with the kids here because we have to kind of filter it before they get here. /", "Sure. /", "We have little ones. / {F Uh, } we do let them watch NINE ONE ONE, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C and } # we think that's kind of informative to teach them,", "# It really is. # /", "# how to handle # things in situations. /", "Uh-huh. /", "What do you watch? /", "I watch just about anything,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {C but } # not a lot of,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# T V. # / {E I mean } I'll watch, {D you know, } maybe a little while when I first get home in the evening. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } I usually watch, {D you know, } the news / {C and then } I'll watch that HARD COPY or --", "Uh-huh. / That's the same thing we do. /", "-- or that kind of thing, {D you know, } / {C and } I like the NINE ONE ONE,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and # UNSOLVED MYSTERIES. /", "Yeah, / [ that kind, + that's the kind ] I like really more than,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# the sitcoms. # / I haven't gotten,", "# Now, I do, #", "# into many of those. # /", "like, - / my husband is really crazy about EVENING SHADE that comes [ on, + on ] Monday evening. /", "I have heard that's real good. /", "{C And } I,", "# That's, #", "# {F uh, } # -/", "Burt Reynolds, isn't it? /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# Yeah, / I've heard that. # /", "{C And } I've got to where every Monday I rush around so I could sit and watch that with him because it's really funny. /", "Now someone told me that / {C and } also, {F uh, } I meant to be trying to pick up on MURPHY BROWN,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# because they # said that that was really good this season. /", "{D Well, } his favorite night is Monday night / {C so } we've got to where we will sit,", "# You've got to <laughter> yeah, # /", "# and watch it on # Monday night, /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# [ {C because } # that + {C and then } that, ] {F uh, } {F oh, } - / I can't even think of the name of it. / {D Like } I say I'm not, -/", "DESIGNING WOMEN is on that night,", "# Yeah, # /", "# too. # /", "{C and } the one with [ the, + the ] sergeant that married the woman with the kids, Sergeant (( McGillis )) . /", "{F Huh, } I don't even # know. # /", "# Sergeant, # {F uh, } [ MA-, + MAJOR ] DAD. /", "{F Oh, } okay. / Now I,", "# Yeah, # /", "# we've never # even seen that. /", "that comes on right after, {F uh, } the EVENING SHADE and then MURPHY BROWN,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and # DESIGNING WOMEN. / {C So } [ we always, + he ] watches that / {C and } [ I kind of s-, + I watch the first one then kind of sit ] in on the others,", "# On the others. # /", "# as I can. # /", "{D Well, } {D you know, } on Friday nights especially, we like to watch TWENTY TWENTY. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C Or, } {F um, } -/", "Uh-huh. /", "It's kind of a competition on Thursdays between PRIME TIME and KNOTS LANDING. /", "Yeah. /", "{C But, } {F uh, } we used to like KNOTS LANDING a lot. / {F Oh, } excuse me just a minute <<talks to someone in the background>>. / <<very faint.>> The money is right there on the thing and the coupon. /", "{D Well, } you can't hardly watch KNOTS LANDING with the little kids around though. /", "{F Oh, } I know. / That's the thing. / {C And so, }", "# Except they, #", "# we, # -/", "# probably are in bed, #", "# Uh-huh. # /", "by nine. /", "{D Well, } they are. / In fact, on weeknights they are in bed by eight, / {C but } we have just gotten any more that where we just keep it off. /", "Did you get your pizza taken care of? /", "Yeah, / he has gone <laughter> to get it. /", "<Laughter>.", "Thank you <laughter>. / {F Um, } {C but } I was (( )) to say on Saturdays there is absolutely nothing / {C and } that's the day my husband,", "# {D Well, } do you know, # -/", "# wants to (( )) . # <Laughter>. -/", "I have picked up a show lately on Saturday night that I've really liked / {C and } that's SISTERS. / Have you watched that? /", "No, / {C but } I saw that advertised today / {C and } it sounds like it's not fluff. / It sounds like it's good. /", "[ It's really, + {D you know, } it's really ] pretty good. /", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# {E I mean, } # it's kind of like, {D you know, } {F um, } soap opera # I guess. # /", "# Yeah, / # that's what they said it was kind of,", "# {C But } it's a, # -/", "# a little more # drama to it. /", "So far [ it, + I've watched it ] about three times now / {C and } it's really held my attention. / It's been pretty good. Some,", "# {D Well, } [ {C and } a-, # +", "# pretty good # acting. /", "{C and } another ] one now that it's getting darker / {C and } you are wanting to cocoon more, / that they said is excellent is the I'LL FLY AWAY and BROOKLYN BRIDGE. / Some of these,", "# Now I watched, #", "# that are nostalgic. # /", "BROOKLYN BRIDGE this week for the first time, /", "# Did you, #", "# {C but } I haven't, # -/", "like it? /", "I did. / I # liked it. # /", "# Did you? # / {D Well, } they said that one and I'LL FLY AWAY are really quality, {D you know } / {C and, } -/", "Now I haven't seen I'LL # FLY AWAY yet. # /", "# I haven't seen it either. / # I think what I need to do is kind of read to see what is on these days because by the time we get the kids in bed at eight o'clock and then I get my bath --", "Uh-huh. /", "-- [ it's, + {D you know, } it's ] almost too late to start,", "# It's nearly, #", "# something new. # /", "too late for T V. /", "<Lipsmack> # Yeah. # /", "# That's # the way I am. / I get # in, #", "# Yeah. # /", "from work / {C and } I'm tired / {C and } I sit and watch for a few minutes / {D so } I have to get up and do dinner,", "# Uh-huh. # /", "# and everything. # / <Lipsmack>.", "Yeah, / {C and then } we've gotten to where we rent videos for weekend nights. /", "Uh-huh. /", "<Laughter> {C So, } it's {D like, }", "# Yeah. # /", "# we are kind of, #", "# That's us. # /", "# tuned out of our T V. # /", "If we are home on the weekend, we always watch videos, # / {C so. } # -/", "# Yeah, / # {D well, } we do too. /", "{C But } there are some good shows on. / [ I, + I ] really probably should watch more of them than I do. /", "# Yeah. # /", "# {C But } I like, - / # I don't know / [ I, + I'm ] always in to making things / [ {C and, } +", "I don't know, / yeah. / There's a lot more to do [ with, +", "# {C And } ] I don't just spend all my time, # -/", "# with ] your time when you get into it. # /", "{C and } [ I, + my ] husband, now he sits and watches T V constantly. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } [ my, + my ] sister [ and them + and her ] husband do on weekends. / They don't have children yet, / {C and } they just turn it on when they walk in, / they turn it off when they leave. /", "Uh-huh, / uh-huh. /", "{C So } they are used to # that too. # /", "# I could # be around here for hours [ by + ] myself and never # have it on. # /", "# Yeah, / # I understand. / # Same here. # /", "# [ {C But, } + {F uh, } # {C but } ] there are some really good new shows that I have enjoyed, / {C and } I'll have to watch that I'LL FLY AWAY this week. /", "Yeah, / it's real good. / {C And then } of course, in the afternoons if I get in from work in time I watch OPRAH, some of those,", "# Yeah. # /", "# {D you know, } # talk shows. / I like her. /", "I never get in in time for any of those. /", "Yeah. /", "<<Very faint>> Yeah. /", "{D Well, } [ it's, + it's ] nice talking to you. / I guess we've kind of exhausted this one, / {C but } it's nice talking with you. /", "{D Well, } it's nice talking with you. /", "Thank you. /", "# Bye. # /", "# Bye-bye. # /"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "TV PROGRAMS", "prompt": "FIND OUT WHAT THE OTHER CALLER'S FAVORITE TV SHOWS ARE AND WHY. 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/ There was that, {F uh, } -/", "{D Well, } yeah, / Wisconsin, {F uh, } and Milwaukee area, {D you know. } /", "Yeah. / Yeah, / that was really on the national news a lot. / We heard a lot about that in Texas. /", "Yeah. / {C So } that's, - / {D well, } [ I, + I ] live right on the border of Minnesota and Wisconsin / {C so } I kind of get [ both, + both ] news / {C and, } I know, in Minnesota, {F uh, } they had, {F uh, } the one that just, {F uh, } got out and went after a, {F uh, } college student and raped,", "Oh. /", "and killed her / {C and } they are not too happy about that now, <<very faint>> I guess, / {C so. } -/", "{D Well, } I can imagine. /", "(( There )) . -/", "It seems like the violent crimes are increasing a lot to me. / [ I, + I ] don't know. / I don't know if statistically they are / {C but } it seems like [ you sure hear a, + maybe you just hear a ] lot more about them on the news / I don't know. /", "Yeah, / {F uh, } that's hard to say for sure. / [ I, + {F uh, } sometimes I ] wonder if these people [ aren't + don't ] it just for the publicity / {C and, }", "You wonder about that sometimes. /", "[ They, + they ] get their names [ in the, + in the ] paper / {C and } they become big celebrities. / {C But, } -/", "Uh-huh. / That's kind of scary. / [ I, + I ] wish there was some way that we could change the news media so they didn't feature these way out stories. / Maybe it wouldn't give other people ideas. /", "{D Well, } {F uh, } I know one thin-, [ I, + I ] think Texas has the death penalty, right? /", "Yes, / we do. /", "Yeah. /", "Do you have it up there? /", "No, / no. /", "I see. /", "See [ I, + I ] no-, i-, -/", "Do you think that's a deterrent? /", "Yeah, / {D well, } [ [ it's, + it's, ] + it's ] not going to prevent any people from doing it / {C but, }", "<Child>.", "the person that's caught, he'll never do it again if he gets the death penalty. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } that's, - / {C and } there are a lot of repeaters. {F Uh, } /", "Uh-huh. / I guess that's another thing that to me is [ a, + a ] real problem, / {C and } I know we have got so many people in our [ prison + ] system now, at least here in Texas -- /", "Yeah. /", "-- {E I mean, } they are really in a crisis. / There has been times they have had to just close off the prisons and leave them in county jails or whatever because there just wasn't enough room for all of them. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } a lot of them they put out on parole / {C and then } some of the ones that they put out early, {D you know, } do repeat offenses / {C and, }", "{F Huh. } /", "the crime rate is the worst than ever before. /", "Yeah. / {D Well, } some, I'm just wondering a lot of times they will put, {F uh, } people, lesser crimes in, {F uh, } with, {F uh, } people that did more severe crimes / than [ they, + maybe they ] just tend to learn from these people / [ {C and } they, + {C and } when they ] get back out, they just go into worse crimes. /", "I think that could be true too. /", "Maybe they should try and separate them a little bit more. {F Uh, } /", "I think the whole parole thing, {D you know, } if somebody is convicted of second-degree murder or something gets fifteen years, {D well, } they are out in six or seven. {D You know, } (( outbound on )) the streets again <laughter>. /", "Yeah. /", "{C And } to me that's really scary. / Some of these crimes that they commit, {D you know, } seems like the punishment is not really equal to the crime. /", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } {F uh, } I don't know [ with, + with ] my limited, <noise> {F uh, } psychology background I do have, [ I don't, + I don't ] even feel that prisons and stuff [ are, + are ] the answer. / If you want to stop the crime, I think you've got to get, {F uh, } the people when they are kids. /", "{F Oh, } yeah. /", "A lot of this probably just starts [ [ with, + from the, ] + from the ] homes. Also from [ [ the, + the, ] + the ] media, the T V -s, [ the, + ] {F uh, } /", "Uh-huh. /", "all these, {F uh, } gory movies on there becomes, {F uh, } just a natural fact of life. /", "Uh-huh. / They think it's okay thing to do. /", "Yeah. /", "Yeah, / I think that's a very good point. / {D You know, } I, - / there's a lot more working mothers, a lot more kids in day care centers all that kind of thing. / Morality is being taught more by the schools a lot of times than in the home anymore. / {C And, } -/", "Uh-huh. / {D Well, } a lot of the European countries, {F uh, } they tend to sensor, - / {D well, } they probably won't sensor so much the sexual stuff as much as the violent. /", "Uh-huh. /", "{C And } they have a lot less crime. /", "{F Huh. } /", "[ Some of, + some of ] those European countries [ are, + are, ] you can leave [ your, + your, ] {F uh, } doors open [ [ and, + and, ] + and ] be safe. / {F Uh, } even, {F uh, } I think New Zealand is [ one of, + one of ] the places, {F uh, } that, -/"], "caller_speaker_map": {"A": "Speaker_1", "B": "Speaker_2"}, "other_features": {"topic_description": "CRIME", "prompt": "DISCUSS CRIME IN AMERICAN CITIES TODAY. 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