0.000 1.625 DAN: ... , 1.625 2.451 [XXX X] -- 1.625 2.451 LUCY: [But it's amazing]. 2.451 3.077 And they've done, 3.077 3.959 AL: ... So they all done [now]? 3.785 4.656 LUCY: [my] whole neighborhood. 4.656 5.224 (H) Well no, 5.224 6.885 because they ordered the wrong storm doors. 6.885 7.824 They ordered the wrong color. 7.824 9.151 So they had to bring those back, 9.151 10.413 and reorder the white ones. 10.413 11.643 ... U=m, 11.643 13.702 ... cause they brought black by mis[take]. 13.351 14.593 AL: [but that's the] only thing they got left to do? 14.593 17.008 LUCY: ... % I think they finished the painting. 17.008 18.914 AL: ... Why what were they paint-? 18.914 21.048 LUCY: ... Well they put new walls in the living room. 21.048 23.885 ... Soundproof walls on the outside of, 23.885 24.907 ... of the house. 24.907 25.210 And, 25.210 28.412 ... we have double windows now in the li[ving room]. 27.932 29.000 AL: [On the out]side of the house? 28.987 29.928 LUCY: ... No -- 29.928 30.218 Oh, 30.218 30.882 that was good Dad. 30.882 32.159 JOHN: At [least it's] [2not a seagull2]. 30.975 31.385 ANNETTE: [@@] 31.385 32.846 LUCY: [2@=2][3@@3]@@ 32.136 32.471 ANNETTE: [3@3] 32.846 33.000 JOHN: I[4=4] -- 32.921 34.096 LUCY: [4But4] it look[5s like it ~John5]. 33.346 33.629 JOHN: [5That -- 33.629 34.339 that's ed5]ible. 34.339 36.518 I was af=raid th- a seagull [6got me6]. 35.860 36.518 LUCY: [6@@6] 36.518 37.091 ALLEN: ... ]. 37.323 37.706 LUCY: [@]@ 37.706 38.867 ANNETTE: ... @@ 38.867 40.356 AL: ... [Me]ss up poor ~John. 39.350 39.550 LUCY: [@] 40.331 42.290 They did paint the [2trim on2] [3the outside of the house3]. 41.132 41.399 JOHN: [2Oh now2], 41.399 42.290 [3We'll get a napkin3]. 41.399 41.769 LINDA: [3No=. 41.769 42.056 No. 42.056 42.290 No3], 42.290 42.512 [4no4], 42.290 42.512 JOHN: [4Oh4], 42.512 42.839 LINDA: [5~Al5]. 42.512 42.687 JOHN: [5no, 42.687 43.716 we'll5] get a napkin somewhere, 43.716 44.239 don't worry about it. 44.239 44.435 LINDA: @Hm, 44.435 44.960 ALLEN: [X X X] -- 44.435 44.960 JOHN: [It's me]. 44.572 45.767 LUCY: [There was a] [2whole bun2][3ch of them3]. 44.978 45.361 ANNETTE: [2What did he do2], 45.361 45.837 [3spit on him3]? 45.361 45.837 JOHN: [3This3] -- 45.837 46.142 [4This is4] -- 45.837 46.267 ANNETTE: [4What'd you4] [5do, 46.267 47.557 DAN: [5Nah he5] [6just6] [7dropped some uh7], 46.267 46.800 ANNETTE: spit5] [6on him6]? 46.559 46.812 LUCY: [6No6], 46.812 47.079 [7he dr- -- 47.079 47.982 he dropped7] [8S=a- -- 47.557 48.920 JOHN: [8This isn't X8] [9XX here9]. 47.982 49.850 LUCY: dressing8] [9<@ all over9] [~John's pants @>]. 48.383 49.850 ANNETTE: [9@@@@9][@@@@@@@] 48.775 49.850 DAN: [S=auce on it]. 49.850 50.927 JOHN: [2It's just ... me2]. 49.850 50.927 ANNETTE: [2@@@@@@@2] 49.850 51.170 LUCY: [2@@@@@2]@ 51.170 51.497 JOHN: @You @know, 51.497 51.808 LUCY: @@ 51.808 53.189 JOHN: coffee stains [on the sh][2irt2], 52.527 52.992 LUCY: [@@] 53.009 53.665 DAN: [2@2]@[3@@3] 53.365 55.775 LUCY: [3(H)3] This is the [4guy that we thought4] had one [5outfit ~Annette5], 54.090 54.725 JOHN: [4@@@4] 55.044 55.775 DAN: [5~John likes it5], 55.775 56.825 [6gives it charac6][7ter7]. 55.775 56.600 ANNETTE: [6@@@@6] 55.775 56.600 LUCY: [6for three @years6], 56.600 58.329 [7un7]til <@ you looked in his suit[8case @>. 56.600 56.829 JOHN: [7Yeah7]. 58.015 59.483 DAN: [8Gives the pants character8]. 58.329 59.901 LUCY: @@@@@8]@@ 59.901 60.714 JOHN: .. 9]. 60.362 60.714 LUCY: [9@(H)9] 60.598 61.283 ANNETTE: [9Leave9] him alone. 61.283 62.258 He's got a tooth[ache]. 62.072 62.490 LUCY: [@]@ 62.490 63.185 DAN: You can't talk, 63.185 64.540 if you're not gonna sign my [form], 64.182 64.540 ANNETTE: [@Oh]. 64.379 64.667 LUCY: [G]=eez, 64.667 66.057 I remember [2a time when2], 65.325 65.707 JOHN: [2I tell you, 65.707 66.933 I feel2] .. [3better already, 66.207 67.804 LUCY: [3~John's shirts were all cranberry3]. 66.933 68.082 JOHN: just listening to those3] guys, 68.082 69.810 [4putting those4] windows [5in in one afternoon5], 68.082 68.575 LUCY: [4@=4] 68.950 71.222 ANNETTE: [5(H) And his5] s=ock[6s all had double stripes6]. 70.010 70.460 JOHN: [6I say, 70.460 71.389 @better them than6] [7me7]. 71.214 71.690 LUCY: [7I kn7]ow it. 71.690 72.619 AL: ... I know that feeling. 72.619 73.107 LUCY: [Oh]. 72.619 73.350 JOHN: [. 73.350 74.326 LUCY: .. (H) [2But they paint- -- 73.650 74.558 ALLEN: [2That's like anything2], 74.326 76.243 LUCY: they p2]ainted the inside the wrong color. 76.243 77.291 We had [3ordered this3] -- 76.594 77.685 LINDA: [3Well you got it on3] ~Jo=hn. 77.685 78.515 LUCY: ... [4U=m4], 78.010 78.515 ALLEN: [4@Well4], 78.010 79.065 JOHN: [4@@4]@[5@@5] 78.782 79.978 LUCY: [5like an5] eggshell color. 79.978 80.141 Be- -- 80.141 80.763 JOHN: Thank [you ~Linda], 80.300 82.301 LUCY: [the color] [2that we had the2] woodwork in the dining room. 80.738 81.200 ANNETTE: [2(Hx)2] 82.301 83.230 LUCY: .. Similar to that. 83.301 83.636 AL: That's good. 83.636 85.721 LUCY: .. Was on their list of [colors you could use]. 85.013 85.419 AL: [XX, 85.419 85.721 hm]. 85.721 86.570 LUCY: So that's the [2color2], 86.290 86.570 LINDA: [2@2] 86.570 86.880 LUCY: We [3h-3] -- 86.720 86.980 AL: [3@3]@ 86.980 89.898 LUCY: .. wanted them to paint the inside trim of the new door they put on. 89.898 90.205 ... The -- 90.205 90.655 ... the h- -- 90.655 91.853 .. ]. 91.029 91.853 LINDA: [(COUGH COUGH)] 91.853 93.575 (H)= [2(COUGH)2] 92.925 94.392 LUCY: [2But they'd brought the2] wrong color paint, 94.392 96.124 so they painted [3it white3] the first day, 95.103 95.520 X: [3(H)=3] 96.124 96.623 LUCY: and the guy -- 96.623 97.578 Pat said he came in, 97.578 99.004 he had ... been at unemployment, 99.004 99.724 when he came back, 99.724 100.031 he said, 100.031 100.740 the guy said to him, 100.740 102.411 ... (TSK) .. ((POUND)) . 106.431 107.534 They came back the next day, 107.534 109.519 ... put two more <@ coats of paint on, 109.519 110.361 the right color @>. 110.361 111.243 ... @(H) @(Hx) 111.243 112.799 JOHN: ... Mm. 112.799 113.653 ANNETTE: .. [Good work][2ers2]. 112.899 114.098 LUCY: [But they] [2stai2][3=ned the doors, 113.400 115.127 ALLEN: [2Yeah2] [3but the longer they're there3], 114.098 115.385 LUCY: and polyurethaned3] them, 115.385 115.755 [4and every-4] -- 115.534 116.354 AL: [4So what4] did they [5do-5] -- 116.034 116.808 ALLEN: [5You gotta5] realize, 116.808 117.914 the longer they're there, 117.914 119.599 ... the longer their job'll last. 119.599 119.749 LUCY: %Well-, 119.749 119.993 no, 119.993 120.225 but they -- 120.225 120.608 it's done- -- 120.608 121.525 it's a money basis. 121.525 122.291 They get paid, 122.291 123.236 ... It's it's a -- 123.236 124.239 DAN: They get paid per [job]? 123.900 125.082 LUCY: [it was a] contract bid, 125.082 126.729 so they get [2paid per job2]. 125.580 125.858 ALLEN: [2Yeah, 125.858 126.729 but I imagine2], 126.729 129.970 I imagine they also have a little thing called cost plus. 129.970 130.179 LUCY: Oh, 130.179 130.870 well probab[ly, 130.720 131.015 JOHN: [Yeah]. 130.870 131.607 LUCY: they] probably do. 131.607 131.816 But, 131.816 132.355 ... yeah. 132.355 134.567 ALLEN: ... They don't do anything for the government, 134.567 135.820 unless it's [cost] plus. 135.019 135.426 LUCY: [No=]. 135.820 137.028 ... But when you c- -- 137.028 138.003 I was telling ~John, 138.003 139.946 ... I just did an ad for The Patriot. 139.946 141.897 ... Yes=terday when I was in work. 141.897 143.805 ... Nine-hundred thousand dollars, 143.805 145.807 for thirty-four ... residences. 145.807 147.474 ... In East Boston and Revere. 147.474 149.436 ... So our contract was similar. 149.436 151.874 ... So it's [it's an] average of fifty thousand. 150.237 150.515 AL: [Yeah]. 151.874 152.152 LUCY: You know, 152.152 153.925 between f- ... thirty and fifty thousand. 153.925 156.039 Depending on how much they do in each house. 156.039 158.178 (H) Like some people didn't want the rooms done. 158.178 159.139 ... We figured, 159.139 160.356 our living room was so big, 160.356 161.345 why not take advantage, 161.345 162.522 [and have] them put new @walls, 161.345 161.662 AL: [Oh sure]. 162.522 163.276 LUCY: .. @@ [2@you @know? 162.963 163.676 AL: [2Might as well get everything2]. 162.963 164.147 JOHN: [2XXX fif2]ty thousand. 163.276 163.676 LUCY: (H)2] 164.008 165.970 AL: .. [3Might as well not3] take everything they're willing [4to give you4]. 164.133 164.611 LUCY: [3Yeah3]. 165.408 165.970 [4That's right4]. 165.970 167.079 [5That's5] that's what we said. 165.970 166.291 JOHN: [5Gotta5] -- 167.079 167.497 LUCY: [6so6], 167.184 167.672 DAN: [6And al6]so, 167.672 169.100 the ceiling fell down already. 169.100 169.343 So, 169.343 169.838 LUCY: ... Well, 169.838 171.040 but they didn't do the ceiling, 171.040 171.777 unfortunately, 171.777 173.390 [because it's not on a top] floo=r. 171.904 172.961 DAN: [Are they gonna replace that]? 173.390 174.456 LUCY: ... No. 174.456 177.718 DAN: ... That doesn't ... go ... with ... doing over the room? 177.718 179.884 [The ceiling] isn't @considered [2part of the living room2]? 177.718 178.294 LUCY: [No]. 179.294 179.641 [2O- no, 179.641 180.627 O=2]nly if=, 180.627 182.752 ... that room, 182.752 184.563 is on the top level of the [house]. 184.038 185.022 ANNETTE: [What did you] drop. 185.022 186.032 >ENV: ((PHONE_RINGING_IN_DISTANCE))[2=2] 185.272 186.857 LUCY: [2If it's on the top2] level of the house, 186.857 187.217 they would, 187.217 188.680 because they [needed to soundproof it, 187.705 187.890 LINDA: [~Al, 187.890 188.378 there's nobody -- 188.378 189.307 .. oh the girls are in there]. 188.680 190.109 LUCY: but there's two] levels above. 190.109 191.316 ... So they didn't have to. 191.316 192.431 ... Unfortunately. 192.431 194.277 ANNETTE: ... Hunh. 194.277 195.138 AL: ... So what -- 195.138 196.961 ... I'm curious now. 196.961 198.044 What did they do to the walls? 198.044 198.251 LUCY: .. Oh, 198.251 199.807 wait till you see what they did in the living room. 199.807 200.170 When- -- 200.170 201.935 when we get the walls painted and everything, 201.935 203.131 you'll all have to come over. 203.131 203.848 @And @just [@see]. 203.604 205.120 AL: [Oh] is the room smaller or something now? 205.120 205.358 Did they -- 205.358 206.426 LUCY: They went in five inches, 206.426 207.726 on the two outside walls. 207.726 208.396 They put in -- 208.396 211.130 ... they studded ... the outside walls, 211.130 211.931 from the inside. 211.931 212.709 ... You know, 212.709 213.737 the inside of the room. 213.737 214.898 (H) ... U=m, 214.898 216.651 ... and then they put insulation, 216.651 218.549 ... and then they put soundproof boards. 218.549 220.453 ... Then they put two layers, 220.453 222.276 of three-quarter-inch ... drywall. 222.276 225.021 ... And then they ... taped it all, 225.021 225.944 and skim coated it. 225.944 226.745 It's beautiful. 226.745 227.757 AL: Oh they skim coated it [too], 227.467 227.757 LUCY: [Yep], 227.757 228.510 AL: they didn't just [2tape2] it. 228.167 228.361 LUCY: [2Yeah-2], 228.510 228.783 AL: [33], 228.510 231.171 LUCY: [3And then3] they .. put a ... primer coat of paint on it. 231.171 233.769 So all we have to do is go in and ... paint it. 233.769 235.763 ... They put new woodwork along the bottom, 235.763 237.365 and all new woodwork around the windows. 237.365 239.424 (H) .. ~Danny and I got crap woodwork. 239.424 239.577 Ev- -- 239.577 240.200 .. All the room- -- 240.200 242.050 ... windows had to have woodwork for them to, 242.050 242.897 ... So, 242.897 243.803 that room out back, 243.803 244.890 that used to be a porch? 244.890 245.723 AL: ... M[hm]? 245.623 247.258 LUCY: [~Dan]ny and I .. put wallboard up, 247.258 250.923 ... and then we got this ... garbage ... trim. 250.923 253.659 ... That was .. on sale for three ninety-five? 253.659 257.036 ... They replaced it with the stuff that was thirteen @ninety-[@five]. 256.584 257.036 ANNETTE: [Mm]. 257.036 257.407 DAN: Yeah. 257.407 257.953 >ENV: ((THUMP))[=] 257.532 258.162 DAN: [Had to put the] -- 258.162 259.683 You had to go through the aggra[2vation2]. 259.257 260.551 LUCY: [2% .. Of2] put[3ting it up3]. 259.959 261.730 DAN: [3Spending the3] money [4on this trash4], 260.851 261.744 LUCY: [4It had to be there4], 261.744 263.079 before [5they would replace5] -- 262.172 263.079 DAN: [5putting the trim up5], 263.044 264.612 ... before [6they would6] work [7on it7]. 263.590 263.903 LUCY: [6Mm6]. 264.135 265.605 JOHN: [7come in and tear7] it down [8and replace it8]. 264.186 264.612 LUCY: [7Although7], 265.006 266.824 [8did I tell you8] that guy [9that put the ho=le9]? 266.023 266.824 DAN: [9just to get an9] -- 266.824 268.414 LUCY: Remember [the guy that put] the hole, 267.381 267.916 LINDA: [(COUGH)] 268.414 269.310 LUCY: in the back of his house, 269.310 272.042 because he decided he'd <@ like a picture window in his [kitchen @>]? 271.531 272.042 ANNETTE: [(Hx) (H)] 271.531 272.042 DAN: [@ @] 272.042 273.005 [2And they wouldn't re2]place [3it. 272.042 272.530 ANNETTE: [2(H)2] 272.830 273.362 LUCY: [3They did3]. 273.005 273.490 DAN: Cause there3] were -- 273.490 274.192 ... Oh they di[4d4]? 274.067 274.456 LUCY: [4Y4]=es, 274.456 275.912 <@ he threatened to take them [5to court @>, 275.356 276.633 DAN: [5Oh I thought they told him5], 276.131 276.827 LUCY: so they re5]pla- -- 276.827 277.617 they [6put in6], 277.164 277.617 DAN: [6they told6] -- 277.617 278.768 ... didn't they originally tell him, 278.768 279.323 he had to put a- -- 279.323 279.652 LUCY: .. Yeah. 279.652 280.691 DAN: [he had to put] [2a window in2]? 279.652 280.691 LINDA: [% (COUGH)][2= (H)2] 279.951 280.691 LUCY: [2Well that was the guy2], 280.691 281.890 that used [3to live around the corner, 280.955 282.090 LINDA: [3(COUGH COUGH)3] 281.890 282.680 LUCY: from3] [4mom and dad. 282.040 283.325 DAVE: [4Now= how much the Patriots losing by4]. 282.680 283.325 LUCY: that died4]. 283.325 285.826 ... [5He died right after they <@ put the5] window in @>. 283.817 285.159 AL: [5It was almost s=eventeen in the fourth5]? 285.826 286.639 ANNETTE: Well that'll teach him. 286.639 287.233 X: [Are they winning]? 286.639 287.542 ANNETTE: [@(H) @(Hx)]=[2=2] 287.424 287.992 AL: [2No2] [3they're losing3]. 287.542 288.743 ALLEN: [3Is that3] .. [4plugged in yet, 288.061 289.093 AL: [4Buffalo was driving em4]. 288.743 289.093 ALLEN: or what4]. 289.093 290.154 DAVE: [5Of course they're losing5]. 289.093 289.453 LUCY: [5You might- -- 289.453 289.705 Oh -- 289.705 289.984 Well well -- 289.984 290.356 You know5] the -- 290.356 291.062 You know who I mean. 291.062 293.624 ... The guy that used to [live around the corner]. 292.616 293.624 DAVE: [XXX X XX] 293.624 295.158 LUCY: ... That during bussing, 295.158 297.591 had the illiterate spelt wrong on the side [of his house]? 296.956 297.591 DAN: [Oh yeah yeah], 297.591 298.498 the Italian guy that l- -- 298.498 299.871 [You mean the] guy that lived in Charles[2town2]? 298.498 298.887 LUCY: [Yes]. 299.686 299.871 [2Yeah2]. 299.686 300.476 DAVE: [2You2] can watch X, 300.476 301.696 [3XXXX3] 300.476 301.696 LUCY: [3He moved down near me3]. 301.696 303.574 AL: ... That was in[4tentional though ~Lucy4]. 302.844 303.574 LINDA: [4@(Hx) @(Hx)4] 303.574 304.337 DAN: ... Yeah, 304.337 304.734 that was a, 304.734 305.746 [that was a ga][2=g2]. 304.734 305.746 AL: [Having illiterate] [2spelled2]. 305.328 305.746 LUCY: [2No2]. 305.746 306.747 [3I don't think <@ he did3], 305.746 306.747 AL: [3@=@@@@3] 306.747 308.029 LUCY: he didn't know how to [4spell it4]. 307.548 308.029 ANNETTE: [4Mm=4]. 308.029 308.451 LUCY: [5That was @>5], 308.029 308.451 DAVE: [5~Jane5], 308.451 308.995 LUCY: @@@ 308.995 310.037 ... @(H)[=] 309.874 310.691 DAN: [Well] it was close. 310.691 311.640 But it [2was a ga2]=g. 310.959 311.412 LUCY: [2@@2] 311.640 312.858 DAN: He probably didn't know himself. 312.858 313.154 LUCY: .. No. 313.154 314.094 I'm [sure he didn't]. 313.266 314.740 DAN: [He went and looked it up] in the dictionar[2y, 314.670 315.130 LUCY: [2@2] 314.740 316.516 DAN: so that he2] could spell it [3wrong on3] purpose. 315.628 315.993 LUCY: [3@@3] 316.516 317.707 AL: ... (SIGH)[4==4] 316.900 317.707 LUCY: [4@ @(H)=4] 317.707 318.811 ... Yeah=. 318.811 320.412 ... But the windows ~Al. 320.412 321.034 ... Are, 321.034 321.458 DAN: (H)= 321.458 322.608 ANNETTE: [~Al is smoking]. 321.458 321.858 LUCY: [This, 321.858 322.796 .. this wide] now. 322.796 323.604 ... They're, 323.604 324.975 .. the living room windows. 324.975 326.877 ... It's two .. complete windows. 326.877 327.946 ... They have, 327.946 328.360 ... And, 328.360 330.659 all of the windows are four sheets of glass thick. 330.659 331.944 ... There are two levels, 331.944 332.659 .. on the top, 332.659 333.893 and two levels on the bottom. 333.893 334.277 .. With, 334.277 335.718 ... double glass? 335.718 336.589 ... So, 336.589 337.631 I have to open, 337.631 341.008 ... in every room I have to open at least two windows. 341.008 343.161 ... To get to the screen. 343.161 344.462 And the screen is full-level, 344.462 346.106 from the top to the bottom of the window? 346.106 347.185 AL: ... Mhm? 347.185 349.536 LUCY: ... (H) They're really nice. 349.536 352.527 DAN: ...

, 352.527 353.533 LUCY: Unfortunately. 353.533 355.501 ANNETTE: .. So [how is that for washing your win][2dows2]. 353.890 355.253 LUCY: [We're three years too late]. 355.203 355.851 LINDA: [2Did you leave2] [3it over there? 355.501 356.001 LUCY: [3You can pull -- 355.851 357.069 LINDA: Cause I just3] brought [4this one down4]. 356.001 356.277 LUCY: They3] -- 356.369 357.069 ANNETTE: [4(Hx)4] 356.369 357.613 LUCY: [4Each panel4] comes out. 357.613 358.063 ANNETTE: ... Oh, 358.063 358.591 ni[=ce]. 358.358 359.845 LUCY: [And you] wash them from the inside. 359.845 361.614 AL: ... [2Oh they XX X XX2]. 360.170 362.626 LUCY: [2(H) Three years ago they put2] central air conditioning. 362.626 364.294 ... But they stopped that. 364.294 366.649 Because the federal government decided that it was, 366.649 367.503 DAN: ... (Hx)[=] 367.131 368.575 ANNETTE: [Extrav][2agant use of money2]? 367.131 368.082 JOHN: [Oh=] [2ma=n. 367.503 368.575 LUCY: [2Cost prohibitive2]. 368.082 369.120 JOHN: Too ..2] bad they -- 369.120 369.725 .. C- oh. 369.725 370.417 .. Oh [God, 370.149 370.935 LUCY: [They did it in], 370.417 371.906 JOHN: .. Too bad you] couldn't've [2got in on that2]. 371.095 371.906 LUCY: [2Connecticut2]. 371.906 374.689 Connecticut and Rhode Island got the central air [3conditioning3]. 374.096 374.689 JOHN: [3%Ah=3]. 374.689 375.379 LUCY: But they didn't, 375.379 375.838 .. [They] -- 375.606 377.017 ANNETTE: [That]'s good for about three grand. 377.017 377.161 LUCY: Yeah. 377.161 378.491 they stopped it by the [time], 378.189 380.346 ALLEN: [Could you] move your house [2over there ..2] ~John, 379.246 379.917 LUCY: [2they got up here2]. 380.346 381.667 ALLEN: and have the planes [3go over3], 381.159 381.667 LUCY: [3I know3]. 381.667 382.161 JOHN: @Yeah. 382.161 382.630 ANNETTE: @@@ 382.630 383.215 JOHN: @[@@] 382.902 384.154 LUCY: [(H)] You [2know actually2] though, 383.308 383.897 ALLEN: [2@=2] 384.154 385.615 LUCY: you [3can still3] hear the planes. 384.333 384.737 JOHN: [33]. 385.615 386.716 ... I was just [4gonna ask you4]. 386.059 386.716 LUCY: [4I mean it's not4], 386.716 386.923 It -- 386.923 387.332 (H) S- -- 387.332 388.211 Sabina said, 388.211 390.345 .. she had hers done last fall. 390.345 390.628 X: (SNIFF) 390.628 391.265 LUCY: And she said, 391.265 392.680 ... she could notice, 392.680 394.387 .. a b=ig difference in the winter. 394.387 395.476 ... But in the summer, 395.476 396.820 when you have your windows open anyway? 396.820 397.546 JOHN: ... Oh yeah. 397.546 399.222 LUCY: It really doesn't make [any difference for her]. 398.501 400.084 AL: [Well that's why you should've made a] case for the air conditioning. 400.084 400.519 JOHN: [2That's right2]. 400.084 401.294 AL: [2You know I wouldn't have2] to open my windows. 401.294 401.664 JOHN: [3Yeah3]. 401.294 401.664 LUCY: [3I know3]. 401.294 402.207 DAN: [3.. @3]@@@ 402.207 404.184 LUCY: ... But that, 404.184 404.810 that was what the d-, 404.810 405.679 .. the guy that came, 405.679 407.368 .. the first day from Mass Port said. 407.368 407.999 (H) boy, 407.999 409.000 unfortunately, 409.000 412.369 ... you're a couple of years <@ too late for the air conditioning @>. 412.369 412.770 JOHN: .. Ah=, 412.770 413.788 [that would] be [2beautiful2]. 412.823 413.086 DAN: [X] 413.133 413.788 LUCY: [2(H) (Hx)2] 413.788 415.364 DAN: How much complaining= can you do. 415.364 416.600 What did they spend on your [house, 416.368 416.878 LUCY: [Oh it had -- 416.600 417.920 DAN: probably twenty-f]ive thou[2sand, 416.878 417.317 LUCY: It has to] -- 417.701 418.701 [2Oh more than2] [3that ~Dan3]. 417.920 418.701 DAN: thousand3]? 418.223 418.701 JOHN: [3More3]. 418.701 419.350 LUCY: .. More than that. 419.350 420.307 DAN: ... Like I said. 420.307 421.926 ... % Just give me the money and, 421.926 422.246 LUCY: Mhm. 422.246 423.093 DAN: you can have the house. 423.093 423.971 ... (H) 423.971 425.533 ... We'll start somewhere else. 425.533 429.398 ... It is a really strange regulation though. 429.398 430.023 .. U=m, 430.023 431.234 ... did all this work, 431.234 432.282 ... just so they could, 432.282 433.563 JOHN: ... Come in [and tear it] [2down2]. 432.845 433.740 LUCY: [So that you] [2can't s2]=- -- 433.240 433.563 DAN: [2come2], 433.740 434.385 tear [3@it @down3]. 433.968 434.385 LUCY: [3I know3]. 434.385 435.985 DAN: .. (H) @And get in the carpen[4ters' 4]. 435.677 435.985 LUCY: [4But they4] -- 435.985 437.031 You s[5ign a c5]ontract, 436.323 436.567 DAN: [55]? 437.031 438.989 LUCY: that you can't sue them for noise pollution. 438.989 441.622 ... [For at least] twenty years after the work is completed. 439.274 439.838 DAN: [] -- 441.622 442.835 But for them it[2's uh=2], 442.345 442.835 LUCY: [2@=2] 442.835 443.199 DAN: .. you know, 443.199 444.895 .. for the workers themsel[ves it's] like, 444.309 444.652 ANNETTE: [Hunh]. 444.895 446.125 DAN: ... The room was b- -- 446.125 448.053 ... The room didn't even have anything up ~John. 448.053 448.598 There was no, 448.598 449.794 ... No walls, 449.794 450.270 nothing. 450.270 451.798 LUCY: ... We put [the walls up], 451.133 452.082 DAN: [They could've just p]opped them, 452.082 452.391 Yeah. 452.391 452.628 JOHN: [Yeah]. 452.391 453.734 DAN: [They c]ould've just popped the windows out. 453.734 454.595 Without any trou[2ble. 454.420 454.761 LUCY: [2Hm2]. 454.595 455.407 DAN: Put2] the windows back, 455.407 456.465 .. put the [3new win3]dows in. 455.712 456.037 LUCY: [3Yeah3]. 456.465 458.381 DAN: ... (H) They had to come in and tear stuff down. 458.381 458.724 LUCY: Yeah. 458.724 459.814 ... (H) And of course, 459.814 461.035 .. the stuff that we put up, 461.035 462.532 ... wasn't first quality, 462.532 463.061 because, 463.061 464.476 w=- why would we [spend the] money, 463.807 464.187 JOHN: [@Yeah], 464.476 466.233 LUCY: if they're gonna replace it if they crack it, 466.233 467.948 .. (H) so everything they touched, 467.948 469.619 ALLEN: Did they take the [woodwork down, 468.698 470.704 DAN: [We made sure we used stuff that they'd crack]. 469.619 471.011 ALLEN: that ~Danny put in your k]itchen? 471.011 471.351 LUCY: .. Yes, 471.351 473.578 they put up stuff that was worth three times the [money]. 473.288 474.246 ALLEN: [And they] told you to f- -- 474.246 475.328 ... [2you had to do that2]. 474.520 474.869 LUCY: [2Well, 474.869 476.314 it had2] to be existing. 476.314 477.732 In order for them to replace [3it3]. 477.707 478.212 ALLEN: [3Oh3][4=4]. 477.732 479.747 DAN: [4We had to fin4][5ish that whole second-floor room5]. 478.212 479.747 LUCY: [5They had to bring out whatev-5] -- 479.747 480.258 ... You know, 480.258 480.521 the -- 480.521 482.193 ... It was .. like a tradeoff. 482.193 482.726 ALLEN: .. [Ah=]. 482.298 483.446 AL: [What did they] do upstairs ~Lucy. 483.446 483.781 Anything? 483.781 484.769 LUCY: ... U=m, 484.769 485.626 ... well, 485.626 485.955 in the, 485.955 486.409 you know the r- -- 486.409 488.112 ... There's a room off my bedroom. 488.112 489.759 ... That used to be a porch? 489.759 491.503 ... [That ~Dan]ny and I put the walls in. 489.892 490.379 AL: [Mhm]? 491.503 492.564 DAN: ... That [2Joe built2]. 491.941 492.959 LUCY: [2And then we put a2] cei- -- 492.959 493.156 You know, 493.156 493.489 it was the r- -- 493.489 493.913 AL: @(Hx)[=] 493.681 494.568 ANNETTE: [<@ The room] [2that Joe built @>. 493.913 494.855 LUCY: [2house that Joe built2]. 493.913 495.366 DAN: [2With everything in si2][3deways3]. 494.568 494.855 ANNETTE: @@2] 494.855 495.366 JOHN: [3@@@@3] 494.855 496.546 LUCY: [3.. All3] [4the windows were sideways, 495.366 499.678 DAN: [4@(Hx) @(H) @(Hx) @(H) @@=4]@@[5@@5][6@@@ @(H) @@ @(H)=6] 496.546 496.741 LUCY: they4] -- 497.295 497.574 LINDA: [5@Hunh5]. 497.295 497.865 LUCY: [5We5] [6went in, 497.865 498.924 and we just threw up wood, 498.924 499.996 to straighten every6]thing out, 499.996 501.589 and put ... woodwork on. 501.589 503.192 ... They came in and they said, 503.192 504.502 ... while we were [working on it, 503.950 504.834 LINDA: [(COUGH)=] 504.502 504.834 LUCY: they said], 504.834 505.445 oh well gee, 505.445 507.642 you really need two sheets of sheetrock. 507.642 508.270 .. %At least, 508.270 508.983 for insula- -- 508.983 510.444 for soundproof insulation. 510.444 512.511 (H) .. If you don't feel like putting it up, 512.511 513.804 we'll put it up when we come in. 513.804 514.712 So we decided, 514.712 515.634 AL: ... Not to b[other. 515.415 515.634 LUCY: [Hey, 515.634 516.395 <@ let them do] [2it. 515.634 516.254 AL: Why bother]. 516.254 516.937 [2Let them deal with2] [3it3]. 516.254 516.696 ANNETTE: [2@=2] 516.254 516.937 JOHN: [2.. Mm2][3=3]. 516.395 516.937 LUCY: .. You2] [3know @>3]? 516.696 518.148 DAN: [3Well3] [4we put4] one ceiling up. 516.937 517.266 AL: [44]. 518.148 518.857 LUCY: We put one up. 518.857 519.938 But they put the second [one. 519.810 521.463 DAN: [% And they re][2qui=re you have a2] f=- -- 519.810 520.343 X: [(SNIFF)] 519.938 521.263 LUCY: and they put] [2the stuff in between2]. 521.463 522.552 DAN: .. You had to have it fini- -- 522.552 523.982 Well you had to have it finished anyway. 523.982 525.132 For them to [tear it down, 524.592 525.254 LUCY: [Well then we put, 525.132 526.358 DAN: ] -- 525.254 526.562 LUCY: we p=ut the baseboard] heat. 526.562 528.146 We put electric baseboard heat in. 528.146 529.011 .. (H) U=m, 529.011 530.502 because it had to be a heated room. 530.502 532.902 ... But they put all new windows in, 532.902 535.207 and we put up the junk ... woodwork, 535.207 536.104 .. and they [put up], 535.691 536.104 DAN: [] -- 536.104 537.082 AL: ... Hm. 537.082 538.485 DAN: It was great working in , 538.485 538.738 We -- 538.738 539.937 We'd make these measurements. 539.937 540.217 Like, 540.217 540.943 [you had to measure], 540.217 540.943 LUCY: [@=] 540.943 541.634 .. @[2@@2] 541.267 542.691 DAN: [2You put up2] @a @piece of plas-, 542.691 543.597 LUCY: %@ .. @(H)[3= (Hx)3] 543.226 543.895 DAN: [3plaster3]board. 543.895 544.933 You'd have to measure like, 544.933 545.621 ALLEN: .. How [about] -- 545.258 546.498 DAN: [every] two feet along, 546.498 547.012 [2So they, 546.498 548.504 LUCY: [2<@ Because they had varied so much2]. 547.012 548.504 DAN: (H) you know it'd go from like2], 548.504 549.315 LUCY: It's [3just @>3], 548.857 549.743 X: [3(SNIFF)3][4=4] 548.857 550.516 DAN: [3eight feet l3][4ong4] [5in one5] spot, 549.743 550.137 LUCY: [5(H)5] 550.516 550.946 DAN: to like, 550.946 553.684 seven feet [six inches o]ver here or [2something2], 551.611 552.609 LUCY: [(Hx) (H) But %y-] -- 553.053 553.910 [2But that wasn't2] bad, 553.910 556.129 when you consider that [3Joe3]= [4used old4] doors, 554.665 554.908 DAN: [3@3] 555.081 555.688 LINDA: [4(COUGH)4] 556.129 557.688 LUCY: that he [5found in <@ garbage5] [6buckets6], 556.336 557.688 DAN: [5@@@@5][6@@6] 557.280 558.550 ANNETTE: [6@(Hx)6][7= @(H)7] 557.688 559.069 LUCY: [7from other people's7] homes @>, 559.069 559.725 X: [8(Hx)8]= 559.069 559.353 LUCY: [8@(H)8] 559.725 560.035 @[9@9] 559.850 560.329 DAN: [9Oh9] [is he, 560.035 560.522 ALLEN: [], 560.329 560.887 DAN: did he] have uh, 560.887 561.921 Frank out uh, 561.921 562.777 ... [Did he have] uh, 562.208 562.738 LUCY: [(H)] 562.777 564.150 DAN: Frank out hunting [2for em2], 563.630 564.150 LUCY: [2@@2] 564.150 564.353 DAN: , 564.353 565.683 LUCY: @ [He probably did. 564.639 565.476 DAN: [on garbage day? 565.476 566.263 @@@@] 565.683 566.263 LUCY: @] 566.263 570.643 ALLEN: ... Can [2you get them2] to put some of them toilet seats in, 568.680 569.013 DAN: [2Yeah2]. 570.643 572.286 ALLEN: that they put in the= uh .. Navy? 572.286 573.469 X: ... (H)= 573.469 573.795 LINDA: (SNIFF) 573.795 575.376 ALLEN: Seven-hundred dollars ap[iece]? 574.995 575.376 LUCY: [Oh=], 575.376 576.472 @(Hx)=[= @@] 575.699 576.707 DAN: [They come close] Dad. 576.707 578.819 ... I didn't see in ~Lucy's house yet but, 578.819 580.102 ... I don't have to cause, 580.102 581.769 ... ~Johny gave me the, 581.769 583.080 ... the guided tour, 583.080 583.667 I couldn't get, 583.667 585.562 I couldn't get rid of ~Johny one [day ]. 585.005 585.562 LUCY: [I know it]. 585.562 587.534 DAN: ... [2I was out on their porch XXXX2]. 585.902 588.003 LUCY: [2(H) did ~Johny didn't have the French2] doors though. 588.003 589.359 The French doors are [3gorgeous3]. 588.887 590.546 DAN: [3He had3] doors put on [4the back4]. 590.098 591.269 LUCY: [4He had the4] sli[5ders5]. 590.998 591.269 DAN: [5Yeah5]. 591.269 592.623 He had [6sliders 6], 591.596 593.475 LUCY: [6But these are insi6]=de French doors, 593.475 594.726 that they put on the living room. 594.726 597.448 You know that ... archway between the living room and the dining room-? 597.448 598.295 And [the um], 597.510 597.878 LINDA: [(SNIFF)] 598.295 598.475 DAN: Yeah. 598.475 599.000 LUCY: ... hall? 599.000 600.967 .. (H) ... They're b[eautiful]. 600.486 601.179 DAN: [He didn't] have any, 601.179 603.854 ... % ~Johny doesn't have any openings like that in [2his house2]. 603.300 603.854 LUCY: [22], 603.854 605.947 DAN: ... [33] but the doors they put in, 604.500 604.872 X: [3(THROAT)3] 605.947 606.876 DAN: they removed a, 606.876 608.585 ... He had like, 608.585 612.401 two-year-old ... top-of-the-line Andersen sliding glass windows in. 612.401 614.281 ... Going out to the porch. 614.281 616.140 ... And they ... tore them out. 616.140 617.841 LUCY: ... Yeah[=]. 617.618 618.377 DAN: [Rep]laced that stuff, 618.377 619.838 they replaced em with was like, 619.838 623.028 ... five-thousand dollar door or [something], 622.645 623.028 LUCY: [Yeah]. 623.028 624.736 DAN: That was what ~J[2ohny s2]aid [3they're asking for3], 623.451 623.724 LUCY: [2Yeah2], 623.914 626.257 [3Because the insul3]ation is unbelievable in them. 626.257 628.324 DAN: ... Three panes of glass. 628.324 628.607 LUCY: Yeah. 628.607 631.423 DAN: ... Fifteen-pound brass handles on them X. 631.423 631.947 LUCY: .. Mhm, 631.947 633.828 ... Now they use all brass, 633.828 634.974 ... they put a uh -- 634.974 637.787 ... Our front door has two locks now. 637.787 638.432 It has the, 638.432 639.924 ... the one like we had, 639.924 640.705 the deadbolt. 640.705 642.364 ... And then it has the knob lock. 642.364 642.888 .. But it's, 642.888 644.746 %y- you use the same key for both of them? 644.746 645.994 ... And that's all brass. 645.994 647.662 They put all brass fixtures on the, 647.662 651.982 ... French doors in the living room. 651.982 655.694 DAN: ... Those aren't even ... going anywhere. 655.694 655.950 LUCY: No. 655.950 656.445 I @know. 656.445 657.791 DAN: Did they make you put a door to the, 657.791 658.769 they put a door on the, 658.769 660.190 ... room going into the dining roo[=m? 660.028 660.301 LUCY: [No, 660.301 661.350 they didn't need] [2one there2], 660.301 661.350 DAN: X] [2XX2]. 660.976 662.072 ALLEN: [22] [3.. go to work3], 661.350 661.655 LUCY: [3They said, 661.655 663.223 because it3] was an [4inside wall4]. 662.348 663.709 ALLEN: [4drop the pants off4] at the house, 663.709 664.813 and I'll wash [5them ~John5]. 664.362 664.963 JOHN: [5@@@5][6@6] 664.813 665.797 ANNETTE: [6@6] [7(H) @7] 664.963 665.297 DAN: [7Yeah but, 665.297 666.083 doesn't that7] uh, 666.083 666.912 JOHN: Don't worry [8about it8]. 666.485 669.002 LUCY: [8They said it8] wouldn't [9affect9] the [soundproof]ing one way or the other. 667.144 667.396 ALLEN: [9X9] 667.620 668.134 JOHN: [Throw some], 669.002 669.949 Shout on there, 669.949 670.332 LINDA: (SNIFF) 670.332 676.220 DAN: ... Doesn't the noise come in from the room, 676.220 678.065 ... from the dining room? 678.065 679.018 LUCY: ... I don't know? 679.018 680.097 ... I'm -- 680.097 681.705 ... I'm not gonna complain. 681.705 682.718 (H) @You @know @, 682.718 684.079 ... How can I complain. 684.079 685.245 DAN: .. Now all we need to do is, 685.245 687.776 something to make that ... [roof stop leak][2ing2]. 686.850 687.495 LUCY: [Leak stop]. 687.495 687.776 JOHN: [2H-2] -- 687.776 689.873 ... You have oil heat in your house. 689.873 690.992 LUCY: ... Forced hot air. 690.992 691.296 .. Yeah. 691.296 692.010 JOHN: Forced hot air. 692.010 695.132 LUCY: ... So the air conditioning would have been a bree[ze for them to put in. 694.083 694.344 JOHN: [I know, 694.344 695.366 it would have been a breeze for them. 695.132 695.897 LUCY: (H) @=] 695.366 695.658 JOHN: Yeah. 695.658 697.019 Just] throw in a unit outside, 697.019 697.204 LUCY: Yep, 697.204 697.990 JOHN: Three-ton unit, 697.990 698.676 or what are they [called], 698.441 698.955 LUCY: [M]hm. 698.955 699.902 JOHN: ... And uh, 699.902 702.877 ... hook that right into the ... central air. 702.877 703.603 LUCY: .. (H) %I- -- 703.603 704.792 I was talking to Jimmy. 704.792 706.012 ... Yesterday. 706.012 706.496 He was in, 706.496 708.200 ... at the coffee shop. 708.200 708.964 (H) And he said, 708.964 711.841 he's been f- .. fielding calls all week from neighbors. 711.841 713.740 ... Who would love to @have their house done, 713.740 715.615 (H) ... but it's a matter of, 715.615 717.178 ... point two decibels. 717.178 718.106 ... The people, 718.106 720.415 ... dir- ... directly, 720.415 723.893 ... across the street .. diagonally from me. 723.893 726.004 ... Couldn't get it done because, 726.004 727.808 ... their, 727.808 729.462 ... decibel level, 729.462 731.538 was s=ixty-five point two, 731.538 733.209 and it had to [be six]ty-five, 732.088 732.539 LINDA: [(SNIFF)] 733.209 733.823 LUCY: or something, 733.823 734.357 JOHN: @Gee[=]. 734.171 735.229 LUCY: [S]tupid like that. 735.229 735.865 JOHN: .. W=ow. 735.865 736.337 LUCY: .. So it, 736.337 738.256 it's a matter of percentage points. 738.256 740.240 ... (H) And he said there's nothing you can do. 740.240 741.522 It's a federal regulation. 741.522 741.986 LINDA: (SNIFF) 741.986 743.075 LUCY: (H) It's FDA, 743.075 743.549 ... that, 743.549 746.382 ... o=ne is danger- -- 746.382 748.308 .. is= ... hazardous, 748.308 748.577 ANNETTE: .. [Yeah], 748.391 749.239 JOHN: [To your] [2ears. 748.577 749.584 ANNETTE: [2they have a cutoff2]. 748.577 749.584 LUCY: [2to your hearing2]. 749.239 749.584 JOHN: Yeah2]. 749.584 750.607 LUCY: ... And the other isn't. 750.607 752.311 And he said they have to put a cutoff point, 752.311 755.953 (H) and if they start ... changing their regulations, 755.953 756.281 then, 756.281 757.565 ... People who, 757.565 759.735 ... had theirs done three years ago, 759.735 761.731 ... and their neighbors across the street couldn't, 761.731 764.257 the neighbors across the <@ street are gonna be @> coming after them. 764.257 764.622 .. You know? 764.622 765.011 .. So, 765.011 766.554 DAN: ... Why are they attacking him, 766.554 768.077 because you told him that uh, 768.077 768.896 LUCY: ... No [no no. 768.519 769.266 DAN: [you know these guys? 768.896 770.020 LUCY: I don't know the neighbors. 769.266 770.736 DAN: @@@@@@@@@] 770.020 771.075 LUCY: I don't know those] [2people2]. 770.736 771.075 JOHN: [2Oh2]. 771.075 771.334 LUCY: So, 771.334 773.522 (H) all of my immediate neighbors had it done. 773.522 775.080 DAN: .. (H)= [Oh=]. 774.662 776.475 LUCY: [Except] for a few that refused. 776.475 776.888 Which I, 776.888 778.162 .. I couldn't understand. 778.162 778.767 JOHN: ... Yeah. 778.767 780.029 LUCY: .. Why they would refuse. 780.029 780.245 But. 780.245 781.224 ANNETTE: ... God. 781.224 782.163 .. That's ridicu[lous. 781.978 782.326 LUCY: [I know]. 782.163 782.701 ANNETTE: I] would take it. 782.701 783.207 LUCY: I know it. 783.207 785.849 DAN: ... (H) They don't want people investigating their house ~Annette. 785.849 786.333 ... (H) 786.333 786.948 JOHN: ... Yeah. 786.948 789.317 ... That or they like the house the way it is. 789.317 789.865 [They're just], 789.317 789.865 X: [], 789.865 790.447 LUCY: ... No, 790.447 792.203 because now .. they're kicking themselves. 792.203 794.127 ... There are three or four of them that said, 794.127 795.736 , 795.736 796.896 [if we had know=]=n. 795.736 795.947 ANNETTE: [Well, 795.947 796.653 I suppose at the] -- 796.896 798.076 (H) at [2the time %you-2], 797.270 798.077 LUCY: [2At the time2]. 798.076 798.801 ANNETTE: you think about, 798.801 799.896 having all those workme[n], 799.809 800.039 LUCY: [Mm]=, 800.039 801.448 ANNETTE: coming and going in your house, 801.448 802.168 and are you home, 802.168 803.010 [and all] that stuff? 802.168 802.467 LUCY: [Mhm], 803.010 803.778 .. (H) But, 803.778 805.280 .. they had .. big meetings. 805.280 805.699 ... And, 805.699 807.637 these people never bothered to go to the meetings. 807.637 809.989 To find out exactly what they would be [doing] and. 809.367 809.798 JOHN: [Yeah]. 809.989 810.500 Well y- I c- -- 810.500 811.726 Some people just get s[tubborn]. 811.370 811.726 LUCY: [Yeah]. 811.726 812.947 JOHN: [2You know2] I could see my mother. 811.726 812.036 LUCY: [2Yeah2]. 812.947 813.472 JOHN: Doing that. 813.472 813.919 .. Maybe. 813.919 814.847 X: .. (H)= (Hx) 814.847 815.391 LUCY: ... Yeah. 815.391 816.774 LINDA: ... Yeah, 816.774 817.695 if it's an older home, 817.695 818.431 you would think they'd, 818.431 820.530 ... wanna take advantage [of anything] they could get. 819.620 819.990 LUCY: [Yeah]. 820.530 822.430 LINDA: ... You know to modernize [2it, 822.378 822.690 LUCY: [2Mhm2], 822.430 823.657 LINDA: or just2] to [3make it3] more e[4fficient4], 822.762 822.969 JOHN: [3Yeah3]. 823.188 823.429 [4But, 823.429 823.657 no4], 823.657 823.986 LINDA: [5or5], 823.657 823.986 LUCY: [5Yeah5]. 823.657 823.986 JOHN: [5Y-5] -- 823.986 824.702 .. I know what you mean. 824.702 826.237 But some [people are just] [2so con2][3trary, 824.969 825.387 LINDA: [You know]? 825.387 825.720 LUCY: [2I know2]. 825.720 826.005 LINDA: [3Oh no, 826.005 826.220 I mean, 826.237 827.220 I could see if3] it's someone that's, 826.220 826.661 JOHN: .. yeah3]. 827.220 827.502 LINDA: you know, 827.502 828.055 .. kinda been, 828.055 828.377 JOHN: You know? 828.377 829.404 LINDA: there for a hundred years and, 829.404 829.969 ... (SNIFF) 829.969 831.915 ALLEN: .. I wish [the planes came over] our house. 830.321 831.409 LINDA: [likes it the way it is]. 831.915 832.429 LUCY: I know it. 832.429 833.389 [You'd be all set]. 832.429 834.200 DAN: [They'd want it falling] apart around them. 834.200 835.127 as [they get ol]der. 834.493 834.876 LUCY: [(TS)=] 835.127 837.000 ... (H) ... Now, 837.000 837.752 LINDA: .. (SNIFF)[=] 837.388 837.752 LUCY: [Sab-] -- 837.752 839.457 DAN: Well you g[et pl]anes coming over the house. 838.097 838.341 LINDA: [X] 839.457 839.772 DAN: Now. 839.772 840.488 LUCY: ... You do. 840.488 841.928 You have those helicopters too, 841.928 842.983 that land at the hospital? 842.983 843.848 .. They land at the, 843.848 845.190 .. that landing pad over, 845.190 846.245 .. by the Charles Ri[ver]? 845.997 846.245 ALLEN: [], 846.245 847.331 we get the ones that do the R-, 847.331 849.160 ... traffic on Rutherford A[venue. 848.863 849.572 LUCY: [That's right too]. 848.863 849.572 JOHN: [.. Yeah]. 849.160 849.572 ALLEN: Too]. 849.572 854.101 LUCY: ... (H) I think Sabina said, 854.101 855.855 ... (H) her heat- ... heating bill. 855.855 857.921 ... Was lower than half. 857.921 858.571 LINDA: ... (SNIFF)[=] 858.269 858.810 LUCY: [Last] year. 858.810 859.855 After she had the win[2dows. 859.623 860.306 JOHN: [2I would bet2]. 859.623 860.306 ANNETTE: [2No kidding2]. 859.855 860.960 LUCY: because there's2] no draft. 860.960 863.663 (H) They insulate [2all a2]round the windows with, 862.176 862.528 JOHN: [2Yeah2]. 863.663 864.984 LUCY: (H) ... Pat said they b- -- 864.984 866.813 ... First they blew in insulation. 866.813 868.473 Then they shoved in insulation, 868.473 869.499 then they put more, 869.499 870.691 ... [something else], 870.043 871.069 ANNETTE: [There's a bug in your] hair. 871.069 872.553 LUCY: ... %on on top [2of that2]. 872.035 872.553 ANNETTE: [2they're you go2]. 872.553 875.352 JOHN: ... Well it's [3gonna make your3] house much ea[4sier to4] heat. 873.686 874.198 LUCY: [3S=o3], 874.761 875.060 [4Yeah4]. 875.352 876.093 Be much [5tighter5]. 875.688 876.456 JOHN: [5M=u5]ch. 876.456 878.126 DAN: ... What's Sab- -- 878.126 879.181 Sabina's Frank's [wife. 879.009 879.503 ANNETTE: [Mhm]. 879.181 879.503 DAN: Right]? 879.503 879.887 LUCY: .. Yeah. 879.887 883.384 DAN: ... Frank probably had his house in fairly good shape though. 883.384 885.016 LUCY: .. [(H) Well their s]on is a carpenter. 883.568 884.135 DAN: [I would think], 885.016 885.538 LUCY: .. [2So2], 885.086 885.341 DAN: [2Yeah. 885.341 887.815 And2] Frank's the type that would be puttering around, 887.815 889.553 at all sorts of things [3usually3] anyway. 888.747 889.217 LUCY: [3Yeah3]. 889.553 890.320 DAN: He seems to be. 890.320 892.436 ... (H)= Or at least collect[ing], 892.228 892.436 LUCY: [No], 892.436 893.323 he col[2lects2]. 892.736 895.032 DAN: [2(H) At2] least collec[3ting %I3] uh (Hx), 893.929 894.342 LUCY: [3Mhm3]. 895.032 895.726 Sabina every -- 895.726 897.234 Every <@ time we [put something out @>, 896.398 897.663 DAN: [Collecting old sinks]. 897.234 898.727 LUCY: @(H) @(Hx)] [2@(H) @(Hx)2] @she'll @say, 897.663 898.069 X: [22] 898.727 899.544 LUCY: (H)[3= Oh no3], 898.875 899.544 DAN: [3Put a cover on it3]. 899.544 900.525 LUCY: wait and put it out in the morning, 900.525 901.912 he'll take <@ it in the [cella=r, 901.370 902.072 LINDA: [@@@] 901.370 902.072 DAN: [@@@ (H)] 901.912 902.365 LUCY: He] [2does2], 902.072 902.365 DAN: [2Really2]. 902.365 903.847 LUCY: he brings everything in the [3cellar @>3]. 903.360 904.311 DAN: [3Put a co3]ver on it. 904.311 905.353 ... [4Well they4] told you, 904.582 904.922 LUCY: [4@(H)4] 905.353 906.015 DAN: that one day, 906.015 906.804 what did we bring out, 906.804 907.558 [X] [2XX2], 906.804 907.583 LUCY: [(H)] [2The sink2]. 907.004 907.583 DAVE: [2~Da=n2]. 907.583 908.006 LUCY: He took al- -- 908.006 908.772 Remember [2he took ] -- 908.200 909.401 DAVE: [It's a great ga]=me up here. 909.401 910.990 Patriots are down by=, 910.990 912.546 ... seventeen now. 912.546 913.779 JOHN: [Oh= jeepers]. 912.546 913.328 DAN: [That's alright, 913.328 914.277 they'll come] [2back2]. 913.779 914.686 DAVE: [2They're doing2] good. 914.686 915.805 DAN: ... They'll come back. 915.805 916.814 LUCY: ... @@ 916.814 918.312 JOHN: ... Bring back Doug Flutie. 918.312 919.530 LUCY: ... (TS_SS_SS) 919.530 920.881 DAN: ... Nah, 920.881 922.636 he='s not good enough to play in this league. 922.636 923.674 JOHN: ... That's alright. 923.674 925.741 Put on the ... Canadian Football League. 925.741 926.669 Get some entertain[ment. 926.483 927.587 DAN: [@@@@@] 926.669 928.761 JOHN: Rather than handoff] to Therman this guy. 928.761 930.102 And handoff to this guy. 930.102 932.171 DAN: (H) Actually they had a big problem with that. 932.171 932.776 When they had a, 932.776 934.783 ... preseason game up, 934.783 936.073 .. in Toronto this year? 936.073 938.771 ... One of the NFL preseason games was there? 938.771 939.457 JOHN: ... Oh yeah. 939.457 941.614 DAN: And it was like a .. thirteen to ten thriller, 941.614 942.542 with a lot of running, 942.542 945.024 ... Canadian fans just, 945.024 946.668 ... went away in droves. 946.668 949.559 ... So like five-thousand people showed up for it, 949.559 950.258 they were bored, 950.258 953.235 ... the way that it's played, 953.235 953.402 JOHN: Yeah. 953.402 954.818 Once you get used to Canadian football. 954.818 955.624 I would imagine you'd, 955.624 957.088 ... it would .. be tough to f- -- 957.088 960.590 ... Be like watching [soccer]. 959.986 961.899 LINDA: [Those cl]ou=ds would mo=[2=ve2]. 961.469 961.899 LUCY: [2XX2] 961.899 963.131 DAN: Well they have midgets up there. 963.131 965.947 ... (H) Midgets that can't play in the NFL up there. 965.947 966.551 JOHN: ... [Nah], 966.256 967.145 DAN: [S]tar and, 967.145 968.827 JOHN: ... They could play. 968.827 969.283 [They just] -- 968.827 970.179 ANNETTE: [I think] your face is swollen. 970.179 970.787 I really do. 970.787 971.906 at the side of his face. 971.906 973.065 Doesn't it [look f- funny]? 972.292 973.065 LUCY: [Turn this way]. 973.065 976.080 ANNETTE: (H)= ... See how his lip goes down a little bit. 976.080 977.467 LUCY: ... right here maybe, 977.467 977.873 ... yeah. 977.873 978.253 DAN: ... Why, 978.253 978.858 [what did he do]. 978.253 978.858 ANNETTE: [(H)=] 978.858 980.240 LUCY: .. This- it's swollen right here. 980.240 980.918 It goes .. all, 980.918 981.849 right down [this way]. 981.438 981.849 ANNETTE: [Yeah]. 981.849 983.129 It's [2on that2] side of his face. 982.050 982.334 LUCY: [2Yeah2], 983.129 984.863 JOHN: ... No it's it's -- 984.863 986.474 .. Might be swollen from the .. infection. 986.474 986.867 LINDA: Let me see. 986.867 987.077 ANNETTE: Yeah, 987.077 987.713 that's what I mean. 987.713 988.783 Swollen from the infection. 988.783 991.112 DAN: ... Oh that's [the tooth] here oh. 990.228 990.612 ANNETTE: [XX] 991.112 991.455 LUCY: .. Yeah. 991.455 992.953 ... [It's right here]. 992.272 992.953 ANNETTE: [Don't you think]? 992.953 993.963 ... [2Yeah2]. 993.551 993.963 LUCY: [2Hm2]. 993.963 995.418 DAN: ... What did you have done. 995.418 996.144 JOHN: ... (Hx) 996.144 997.324 ... Basically nothing. 997.324 998.244 He just examined it. 998.244 999.051 He took an ex-ray, 999.051 1000.503 ... What he did is he, 1000.503 1002.848 ... he put a pro=be in between the gum and the tooth, 1002.848 1005.702 ... and it's supposed to only go in one millimeter in a [healthy tooth], 1005.047 1005.351 DAN: [Yeah. 1005.351 1006.894 I had] the whole mouth done . 1006.894 1008.252 That's a [2real fun feeling2]. 1007.303 1008.252 JOHN: [2A=nd u=m2], 1008.252 1009.706 .. it went [3in s3]=ix millimeters. 1008.639 1008.846 DAN: [3@3] 1009.706 1010.518 JOHN: To right down in there, 1010.518 1011.070 he says this, 1011.070 1012.603 ... gum is breaking down. 1012.603 1014.373 ... But his analysis is, 1014.373 1015.333 I've got a crown here? 1015.333 1017.296 ... And the tooth under the crown, 1017.296 1017.901 that's that's, 1017.901 1018.886 .. whatever's left of it, 1018.886 1019.347 ... is ... c- -- 1019.347 1020.336 I must've cracked it. 1020.336 1021.050 LUCY: ... Mm=. 1021.050 1022.230 JOHN: And .. through a period of weeks, 1022.230 1023.657 bacteria has gotten in there, 1023.657 1024.418 and it [causes] -- 1023.883 1024.875 LINDA: [So he knows] it's infected? 1024.875 1025.883 Did he give you an antibiotic? 1025.883 1026.246 JOHN: Oh yeah. 1026.246 1026.486 I gi- -- 1026.486 1026.965 [Oh yeah]. 1026.486 1026.965 LINDA: []. 1026.965 1027.996 JOHN: I took my first one, 1027.996 1028.208 go- -- 1028.208 1028.896 [On my way up here. 1028.208 1029.267 ANNETTE: [(H)=] 1028.896 1029.814 JOHN: I stopped] at a store. 1029.814 1030.049 ANNETTE: (H) 1030.049 1031.332 JOHN: So I'm just looking at [my watch]. 1030.717 1031.332 LUCY: [Now how many], 1031.332 1032.184 .. How [2many a day2]. 1031.611 1033.044 JOHN: [2Soon as he2] hits that grill. 1033.044 1034.415 ... I'm gonna take my supper pill. 1034.415 1034.914 ANNETTE: [@(Hx)=] 1034.415 1034.914 JOHN: [@@@] 1034.914 1035.727 [2@=@@2] 1034.914 1036.198 LUCY: [2<@ So- .. so that2] [3you can @>3], 1035.727 1036.198 ANNETTE: [3@ @(H)3] 1036.198 1037.631 DAN: [4@=@@4][5@5][6@@6] 1036.198 1037.170 JOHN: [4@=4][5@5] 1036.863 1037.170 LUCY: [5@(H)5] 1037.170 1038.068 [6<@ eat in6] [7peace @>, 1037.631 1038.313 JOHN: [77]. 1037.631 1038.313 ANNETTE: [7(Hx) (H)7] 1038.068 1038.313 LUCY: (H)7] 1038.313 1038.921 [8@@8] 1038.313 1039.383 JOHN: [8.. % Yeah8] I don't know. 1039.383 1039.979 It's really, 1039.979 1042.039 ... That's why I went out and bought the coffee. 1042.039 1043.099 seemed to help. 1043.099 1043.972 Maybe it's the hot, 1043.972 1044.587 LUCY: .. Soothe? 1044.587 1044.917 JOHN: Yeah[=]. 1044.754 1045.414 LUCY: [The] warmth? 1045.414 1046.291 JOHN: Cause [2well I2] just went to, 1045.533 1045.812 LUCY: [2Mm2], 1046.667 1048.081 JOHN: ... an endodontist. 1048.081 1049.152 Cause I have an old dentist. 1049.152 1049.942 And he doesn't really, 1049.942 1051.412 LINDA: ... [Just a general]. 1050.772 1051.412 JOHN: [do emergencies]. 1051.412 1052.591 He only works three days [2a week2]. 1052.271 1052.591 LINDA: [2(SNIFF)2] 1052.591 1053.223 LUCY: ... [3Mm3]. 1052.880 1054.875 JOHN: [3So3] he sent me to this root canal guy. 1054.875 1055.959 Like .. a couple years ago. 1055.959 1056.851 ... Who was good. 1056.851 1058.700 ... So I called him, 1058.700 1059.151 and he said oh, 1059.151 1059.519 you know. 1059.519 1060.432 ... Yeah, 1060.432 1060.916 come on over. 1060.916 1062.255 I don't know if it's a root canal thing, 1062.255 1062.730 and he said gee, 1062.730 1063.697 it's not a root canal. 1063.697 1064.590 ... He [said that] -- 1064.272 1064.781 DAVE: [~Dan]ny, 1064.781 1066.636 you just missed the best play of the game. 1066.636 1068.986 ... The Buffalo punt returner, 1068.986 1070.846 just stood up five Patriot guys. 1070.846 1072.090 And ran it in for a touchdown. 1072.090 1072.886 JOHN: P>]. 1072.464 1072.886 LUCY: [@(Hx)=] 1072.886 1073.617 JOHN: What's the score [2now2]. 1073.387 1074.250 LUCY: [2@2]@@[3@3] 1073.987 1075.000 DAVE: [3Thirty3]-eight to four[4teen4]. 1074.775 1075.616 LUCY: [4(H)4] [5@Oh @God5]. 1075.000 1075.616 JOHN: [55]. 1075.616 1076.353 LUCY: (H) (Hx) 1076.353 1077.347 JOHN: ... Depressing. 1077.347 1078.536 LINDA: ... Who's [quarterback]. 1078.051 1078.536 DAVE: [After] -- 1078.536 1080.123 After they fumbled a snap, 1080.123 1081.861 and Bledsoe recovered [it in the end zone]. 1081.066 1081.861 LINDA: [

], 1081.861 1082.846 DAVE: ... And out of pity, 1082.846 1084.610 the ref gave it not a safety. 1084.610 1086.169 LUCY: @(Hx)[= @ @ @] 1084.904 1086.658 DAVE: [And let em have it on the half] yard line. 1086.658 1091.138 LUCY: ... (Hx) 1091.138 1091.634 JOHN: ... ~Dave. 1091.634 1093.821 LUCY: They have that [TV really loud ~Linda, 1092.195 1094.030 JOHN: [Find out the Atlanta score for me. 1094.030 1095.297 If you see it in TV]. 1093.821 1094.597 LUCY: I can hear it, 1094.597 1095.297 .. down here]. 1095.297 1096.934 DAN: ... Who they playing ~John. 1096.934 1098.938 JOHN: ... I don't even know who they're playing. 1098.938 1099.432 I forget. 1099.432 1100.720 LINDA: .. ~David who they playing. 1100.720 1102.259 DAN: I just saw [some .. s][2cores2], 1101.305 1101.743 DAVE: [What]? 1101.743 1102.697 LINDA: [2.. Who are they2] playing. 1102.697 1103.393 DAVE: Buffalo. 1103.393 1110.122 JOHN: ... But I finally get into a football pool this year. 1110.122 1110.695 I got so, 1110.695 1111.103 DAN: .. (Hx) 1111.103 1111.984 JOHN: sick of [everybody], 1111.459 1111.984 LINDA: [(H)] 1111.984 1114.047 JOHN: ... checking scores Monday morning, 1114.047 1114.784 I [fel][2t uh2], 1114.180 1114.447 LUCY: [@] 1114.447 1115.369 DAN: [2

3] 1115.079 1115.659 LUCY: [3Left3] [4out? 1115.369 1116.016 JOHN: [4Left out. 1115.659 1117.484 LUCY: (H) (Hx)= @@@4][5@@5] 1116.016 1117.484 JOHN: yeah I felt uh .. de4][5prived5]. 1117.012 1117.484 DAN: [55], 1117.484 1118.313 JOHN: XXX[6X6] 1117.959 1118.583 LUCY: [6@6][7@7] 1117.959 1119.229 DAN: [6You wanna6] [7waste7] your dollar, 1119.229 1120.825 like everybo[8dy else8] [9every9] [week]. 1119.862 1120.303 ANNETTE: [8@=8] 1119.979 1120.561 LUCY: [8Oh8][9=9]. 1120.561 1120.825 DAVE: [~Danny], 1120.825 1121.692 [2you wanna play football2]? 1120.825 1122.357 JOHN: [2Nah this is just a2] .. g- local thing. 1122.357 1122.774 DAN: .. %Ah, 1122.774 1123.888 [not] right now ~Dave. 1122.797 1123.029 JOHN: [So] -- 1123.888 1124.523 DAN: (H)= 1124.523 1125.703 DAVE: ... Will you play later? 1125.703 1126.771 DAN: ... I don't know. 1126.771 1127.824 JOHN: It was a hundred [dollars, 1127.336 1128.966 DAN: [I'll keep telling you not right now], 1127.824 1128.966 JOHN: to cover the whole season]. 1128.966 1130.771 DAN: until [2the day just2] goes by [3maybe3]. 1129.383 1129.867 DAVE: [2Hunh2]? 1130.401 1131.228 JANE: [3I don't3] care, 1131.228 1132.286 GLEN: My turn to play XX. 1132.286 1132.654 DAVE: Yeah. 1132.654 1134.801 ... ~Danny just said he might play later. 1134.801 1135.516 JANE: .. XX[XX] 1135.095 1136.048 ANNETTE: [I waste]d my [2time2]. 1135.816 1136.048 JOHN: [2(Hx)2] 1136.048 1137.615 ANNETTE: It's= too bad the sun didn't come out. 1137.615 1138.128 ...