0.000 2.033 CAM: ... (TSK) .. Oh= my God, 2.033 2.992 I think they're all nuts. 2.992 4.182 JO: So she [had to have it. 3.478 4.461 CAM: [@@@@@] 4.182 5.448 JO: She] had to have the extra one. 5.448 5.965 So I got, 5.965 7.805 (H) Dad had made this .. other little thing, 7.805 8.743 it's just like a little house, 8.743 9.977 [so I] put [2mine 2]. 8.743 9.099 WESS: [Yeah], 9.099 10.193 [2maybe you ~Neil2][3=3]. 9.977 10.837 CAM: [3Isn't3] she forty? 10.837 11.493 WESS: 4]. 11.037 12.667 CAM: [4@(Hx)=4]@@[5@@@5] 12.238 13.253 JO: [5Forty5]-three. 13.253 14.516 CAM: (H) My goodness. 14.516 15.334 @(TS)[= @@] 14.779 15.334 JO: [But I m-] -- 15.334 15.963 ... See? 15.963 16.679 I knew=. 16.679 17.745 ... I [said to ~Wess], 17.063 18.397 WESS: [What'd I do with my] hearing aid [2now2]. 18.172 19.366 JO: [2I2] knew there'd be trouble, 19.366 19.802 because, 19.802 22.207 WESS: ... . 26.142 27.052 JO: ... [Oh did they]? 26.376 27.263 CAM: [Oh did they wi]=n? 27.263 27.913 JO: Did they [2win2]? 27.545 28.142 WESS: [2Well yeah2]=, 28.142 29.193 because uh, 29.193 30.641 (H) the t- .. the, 30.641 32.391 ... Steelers, 32.391 33.883 were on the one yard line, 33.883 34.392 CAM: Unhunh? 34.392 35.854 WESS: for four downs. 35.854 37.004 And [they didn't get in]. 36.068 37.004 CAM: [Wow=]. 37.004 39.592 WESS: (H) And then they were on the ten yard line, 39.592 41.070 with fourth down to go, 41.070 43.370 (H) and they had inches to go, 43.370 46.146 (H) the guy didn't even get up to the line of scrimmage, 46.146 48.222 ... that was .. had the ball, 48.222 48.959 CAM: ... Nice. 48.959 50.794 WESS: But he must've pushed it up there or something, 50.794 51.405 I don't know, 51.405 52.361 how he got it up there. 52.361 54.013 (H) But they gave it to them then, 54.013 54.786 (H) then, 54.786 56.198 that'd give em another four down- %, 56.198 59.120 ... four ... downs on the ... one yard line, 59.120 61.031 JO: ... So it's over with. 61.031 61.950 WESS: .. So it's over with, 61.950 62.530 CAM: [ won]. 61.950 64.111 WESS: [Green Bay] won twenty-four to nine[2teen2]. 63.693 65.163 CAM: [2So now2] we can [3have a merry3] @Christmas, 64.268 64.741 JO: [3Uh-oh3]. 65.163 66.512 CAM: [4@@@@@@@@4] 65.163 65.689 JO: [4Yes. 65.689 66.512 That's what ~Patty said-4], 66.512 66.758 Oh, 66.758 67.662 I'm praying Mom, 67.662 68.484 that they win because, 68.484 69.203 [(H) she said, 68.484 69.416 CAM: [@@@@@] 69.203 69.737 JO: other]wise, 69.737 71.038 everybody'll be mad. 71.038 72.420 CAM: @@@@@@ 72.420 73.175 WESS: ~Kathy, 73.175 74.056 [~Wes]ley, 73.175 73.562 CAM: [(H)] 74.056 74.741 .. [2Oh=2]. 74.296 75.318 WESS: [2~Tom2][3my3], 74.346 75.528 JO: [2Y- not2] [3~Wes3]ley. 75.528 76.901 [4~Wesley4] n=ever gets [5mad5]. 75.528 75.985 CAM: [4XX4] 76.495 76.901 [5Is it5], 76.901 78.118 Is [6~Fred in there6] crying? 77.087 77.595 WESS: [6Oh6]. 78.118 80.456 CAM: ... @(Hx)=[7=@@@@7]@@ 79.063 79.968 JO: [7Is ~Fred .. crying7]? 80.456 81.187 WESS: .. No=, 81.187 82.637 JO: .. Did he win [his fifty bucks]? 81.665 83.373 WESS: [Well he won fif]ty buck[2s2]. 83.094 84.326 JO: [2Goo2]=[3=d3]. 83.423 84.326 CAM: [3He won fifty bucks-3]? 84.326 86.398 WESS: His sco=re was uh, 86.398 87.922 ... [four and] nine. 86.886 87.292 CAM: [(THROAT)] 87.922 88.732 ... [2Oh2]. 88.407 89.854 WESS: [2(H)2] So he won fifty buck- -- 89.854 91.673 I wonder if he's got the right teams. 91.673 93.238 JO: ... @=@[@@] 92.964 93.813 WESS: [Hey] ~Fred? 93.813 94.703 FRED: ... Yeah? 94.703 95.915 JO: ... (H) [Well, 95.557 97.071 WESS: [You had four and nine. 95.915 96.206 JO: No, 96.206 97.084 ~Wesley n- na- -- 97.084 98.488 I w- gotta say that about ~Wesley]. 97.071 99.164 WESS: But did you have the Packers] win[2ning2]? 98.763 100.651 JO: [2He never2] gets upset about a foot[3ball game3]. 98.779 99.164 CAM: [2Hm2]. 100.150 102.623 FRED: [3I had3] ... [4four for Green Bay4]. 101.046 102.471 JO: [4(H) After it's over, 102.471 103.117 it's4] over. 103.117 104.905 [5And he was5] that way when he was a lit[6tle kid6]. 103.117 103.587 FRED: [5XX5] 104.475 104.905 WESS: [6Oh6]. 104.905 106.005 Four for Gr[7een Bay7], 105.505 106.005 JO: [7You know7], 106.005 106.860 (H) but ~Tommy. 106.860 107.778 (H) He's another one. 107.778 108.172 WESS: Okay. 108.172 109.667 JO: But he's getting [a lo=t] better. 108.848 109.277 FRED: [XX]. 109.667 111.613 JO: Because ~Donna has [2really got mad2] at him. 110.552 111.232 FRED: [2XXX2] 111.427 112.347 WESS: Yeah I'll [33]. 111.930 112.347 JO: [3(H) You know3]. 112.347 114.606 ... I mean that one time the Green Bay Packer loss, 114.606 115.525 it was on his birthday? 115.525 116.410 ... Wasn't this year, 116.410 117.037 it was last year? 117.037 117.357 WESS: Yeah, 117.357 119.391 he [had Pittsburgh sco-] -- 117.682 119.391 JO: [He wouldn't go out to eat with her folks]. 119.416 120.954 WESS: He [2had Green2] Bay four, 119.671 120.092 CAM: [2Hm2]. 120.954 122.298 WESS: and Pittsburgh nine. 122.298 123.458 CAM: ... So he [won], 123.186 125.115 WESS: [And the] score was twenty-four to nineteen, 125.115 126.271 in favor of Green Bay, 126.271 127.463 so he won fifty buck. 127.463 128.391 JO: [Goo=]=d. 127.716 128.094 CAM: [XX] 128.391 129.970 JO: Well ~Freddy is gonna be happy. 129.970 131.234 CAM: So where are you tak[ing us to dinner]. 130.462 132.576 FRED: [I would have rather] that .. pass be completed, 132.576 133.919 and Detroit won a title, 133.919 134.179 but, 134.179 137.670 JO: ... (H) [3]. 134.586 135.397 CAM: [@@@] 136.119 136.482 FRED: [2But2], 137.262 138.858 [3a con3]solation [4of fifty-4] -- 138.158 140.345 WESS: [4But then too4] you wanna live ~Fred. 140.345 140.880 FRED: @[5@5] 140.460 141.373 CAM: [5@@5][6@@6][7@7] 140.460 141.609 JO: [6.. @@6][7@@@7] 140.836 142.792 WESS: [6@6][7@@@7][8@@@@@8] 141.609 144.284 FRED: [8But a consoloation of8] fifty dollars isn't bad. 144.284 144.744 WESS: (H) [9No9]. 144.506 146.040 JO: [9Oh9] [I guess no=t]. 144.794 145.761 FRED: [It makes the lo- -- 145.761 146.991 (H)] It makes the, 146.991 149.047 .. (H) the loss not so bad. 149.047 150.396 JO: .. Where do you [take these tickets out]. 149.603 150.396 FRED: [(TS)=] 150.396 150.831 JO: At the -- 150.831 151.793 ... At the bar? 151.793 153.434 FRED: Oh= it's a .. it's a pool. 153.434 153.779 JO: ... Oh, 153.779 154.621 [at the bar]? 153.779 155.253 FRED: [Where you get cer]tain [2numbers2], 154.771 155.044 WESS: [2Yeah, 155.044 158.006 what2] Charlie [3t- ..3] took ... four or five chances on t-, 155.734 155.966 JO: [3Oh3]. 158.006 158.842 CAM: At Em 'N [4Em's4]? 158.387 159.415 WESS: [4Two ten4] [5dollar5], 158.842 159.415 FRED: [5Mhm5]. 159.415 159.990 ... Yeah, 159.990 160.624 at Em 'N Em's. 160.624 161.165 JO: ... Oh. 161.165 161.661 WESS: ... Yeah, 161.661 163.628 Charlie had two ten-dollar ones, 163.628 165.310 .. and four five-dollar ones. 165.310 166.401 JO: Oh that's silly. 166.401 167.641 CAM: ... HI>2]. 167.785 168.536 FRED: [@@@] 168.511 168.891 JO: [2@(Hx)2] 168.511 169.952 WESS: [2Poochy2] poochy poochy[3=3]. 169.574 170.465 FRED: [3Oh3]= my God, 170.465 171.797 look at a=ll those gifts. 171.797 172.763 JO: .. @@@ 172.763 173.710 .. (H) Yeah but they're, 173.710 175.195 a lot of em are not .. a lot. 175.195 175.639 You know. 175.639 176.116 WESS: .. (THROAT) 176.116 177.598 JO: I mean [the little] kids always like, 176.309 176.639 CAM: [Mm]. 177.598 179.555 JO: (H) ~Raymond is a funny little boy. 179.555 179.989 I mean, 179.989 181.321 ... not a little boy anymore, 181.321 181.515 but, 181.515 181.885 [I mean], 181.515 181.885 FRED: [@@] 181.885 182.951 JO: (H) He always has been. 182.951 183.426 For years. 183.426 184.921 He always thanked me for the socks. 184.921 186.921 CAM: ... For the socks? 186.921 187.387 JO: Because, 187.387 189.181 I don't think ~Kathy ever buys him socks. 189.181 189.719 CAM: ... Oh. 189.719 190.880 JO: ... [You know], 190.537 191.449 WESS: [Buys e]verything else, 191.449 192.163 but not socks. 192.163 194.347 [So we've seen him with holes in his socks]. 192.163 194.549 JO: [See that's not ... % her prior]ity. 194.549 195.161 Socks. 195.161 195.563 .. You know. 195.563 196.080 And .. he said, 196.080 196.320 you know, 196.320 196.645 Grandma, 196.645 198.318 (H) when he was a little .. kid [he used to tell me], 197.672 198.695 CAM: [I think she's like] ~Joe. 198.695 199.650 JO: ... He- [2he- sh- -- 199.435 200.483 FRED: [2@@@ @2] 199.650 200.483 JO: (H) Yeah2]. 200.483 201.360 He used to .. tell me. 201.360 202.798 ... It hurts his toes. 202.798 203.201 ... You know, 203.201 204.794 and it doe=s if you get a big hole. 204.794 205.973 In your ... [sock]. 205.508 205.973 FRED: [Mm]. 205.973 206.695 JO: ... [2You know2]? 206.193 206.695 CAM: [2Oh yeah2]. 206.695 207.986 JO: ... And- and so, 207.986 209.692 .. I w- I started years ago, 209.692 210.650 when he was real [little]. 210.256 211.613 WESS: [You look] like a badger. 211.613 212.900 JO: To buy him .. socks. 212.900 214.112 ... Six pairs of socks. 214.112 216.159 ... And he's always [XXX XXX]. 214.969 217.142 WESS: [Well I think I'll turn on the] Christmas lights, 217.142 218.309 JO: ... (H) Okay. 218.309 219.695 ... (H) So I figure, 219.695 220.976 CAM: ... w- [all the] lights are on. 220.227 220.524 JO: [Well], 220.976 221.560 CAM: What are you talking about. 221.560 222.574 ... [Out]side? 222.057 222.290 JO: [It's] -- 222.574 223.700 .. It's in the- [2yeah2]. 223.212 223.700 WESS: [2Yeah2]. 223.700 224.882 ... My [3outs3][4ide lights4]. 224.089 224.433 CAM: [3Oh3]. 224.383 224.882 JO: [4It's uh4], 224.882 225.612 A[5nother5], 225.151 225.612 CAM: [5Mm5]. 225.612 226.887 JO: .. extra little gift. 226.887 227.538 ... But you know, 227.538 230.071 when you .. times that by ... fourteen, 230.071 231.550 ... it's about, 231.550 232.991 ... a hundred and forty dol- -- 232.991 233.421 % no. 233.421 234.991 ... About a hundred and forty dollars, 234.991 235.580 cause it's about, 235.580 236.977 ... six dollars per, 236.977 238.670 ... per kid, 238.670 239.396 for socks. 239.396 241.626 ... Well % -- 241.626 242.273 (H) you know %y-, 242.273 244.644 you could do so much more if there wasn't so many kids. 244.644 245.005 But, 245.005 246.225 ... you know, 246.225 247.889 when there's that many little ones, 247.889 248.986 CAM: ... Oh yeah= yeah. 248.986 249.419 JO: You know, 249.419 249.762 you, 249.762 250.917 you really ca=n't. 250.917 253.745 >DOG: ... ((SHAKING)) ... [(SNEEZE)] 253.017 254.470 JO: [Especially with old] Newt in there. 254.470 254.932 @= 254.932 255.282 CAM: Who? 255.282 255.733 JO: .. @ 255.733 256.497 CAM: .. [Oh Newt. 255.896 257.341 JO: [@@@@ @@@@@] 256.497 257.341 CAM: Oh my Go=d]. 257.341 257.831 JO: .. @(H) 257.831 259.851 . 259.851 260.841 ... [%(H)=] 260.051 260.841 CAM: [(TSS)=] 260.841 261.275 Well he's, 261.275 262.674 .. his popularity has gone, 262.674 263.861 .. [down to nothing]. 262.835 263.861 JO: [No=], 263.861 264.470 .. I know. 264.470 265.851 Well he is a little much. 265.851 266.385 (H) I mean, 266.385 267.960 why don't they= say, 267.960 269.807 .. well we should ... give some back. 269.807 270.142 You know? 270.142 270.698 CAM: ... [Hm]. 270.345 271.463 JO: [We should] take a cut. 271.463 272.058 ... It's -- 272.058 272.308 If- -- 272.308 274.520 But it's [always the federal workers that] should take the cut. 272.546 273.808 CAM: [(SIGH)=] 274.520 274.871 JO: .. You know, 274.871 275.284 I mean the, 275.284 276.958 ... like the post office and [that]. 276.762 279.873 CAM: [Well then] they're finding out all these .. different things that he was doing? 279.873 280.206 [At-] -- 279.873 280.495 JO: [Yeah]=. 280.495 281.090 CAM: Like with the, 281.090 282.316 all the Republicans? 282.316 283.866 They were like training them? 283.866 285.004 And .. taking them like, 285.004 285.786 ... you know, 285.786 286.382 not .. like, 286.382 287.656 .. sort of supporting them, 287.656 289.006 but like .. training them, 289.006 290.456 on how to be persuasive, 290.456 291.155 and this and that, 291.155 291.498 and, 291.498 292.399 JO: (H) [Yeah]. 291.786 292.694 WESS: [When was thi]=s. 292.694 292.937 JO: Oh, 292.937 293.731 [They've been doing it]. 292.937 294.081 CAM: [Well they found out] about it, 294.081 294.887 that [2they've been2] doing it, 294.199 294.534 WESS: [2Oh2]. 294.887 295.146 JO: [3But3], 294.887 295.146 CAM: [3X3] 295.146 296.467 [44]. 295.146 296.467 JO: [4These young ones they say4], 296.467 298.886 are the ones that won't let him back down now. 298.886 300.085 CAM: ... Mm. 300.085 300.837 JO: The new ones. 300.837 301.046 You know, 301.046 301.863 that just got in there. 301.863 302.447 CAM: .. Unhunh. 302.447 303.504 JO: .. Y- because they've, 303.504 305.698 ... they've been taught that probably. 305.698 307.164 ... [that you don't back down]. 305.824 306.187 CAM: [Yeah, 306.187 307.164 ]. 307.164 309.626 JO: (H) But I mean it's always been a give and ta=ke. 309.626 310.391 CAM: ... Yeah. 310.391 310.588 JO: You know, 310.588 312.154 I mean I wanna do my sha=re. 312.154 312.747 CAM: ... Righ[=t], 312.481 314.040 JO: [But I] don't wanna be the only o=ne. 314.040 314.676 CAM: ... [2%Yeah2]. 314.438 315.739 JO: [2Like2] look at Social Se[3curity, 315.484 315.894 CAM: [3(THROAT)3] 315.739 317.010 JO: they3] don't do anything to them. 317.010 318.260 CAM: ... But the -- 318.260 320.017 The fact of th=- .. the mat[ter is is that], 319.472 320.017 JO: [You know]? 320.017 320.806 CAM: in this country the, 320.806 322.973 ... the top what is it. 322.973 324.431
, 324.431 326.048 of the p=eo[ple that are the weal]thiest, 325.001 325.673 JO: [Oh yeah]. 326.048 326.746 CAM: have all the money. 326.746 327.114 JO: .. And, 327.114 327.738 and yeah, 327.738 329.482 .. that's what I r- read the other day. 329.482 329.802 And, 329.802 331.862 (H) the middle class is just gone now. 331.862 332.587 .. [Just a]bout. 332.012 332.297 CAM: [Yep]. 332.587 333.493 JO: .. You're either real r- -- 333.493 334.459 ... Your- v- you- or- -- 334.459 335.128 Real [rich, 334.789 335.360 WESS: [~Frederick]? 335.128 335.719 JO: or] poor. 335.719 336.157 CAM: (H) Yeah. 336.157 337.639 And the- I mean it was= like, 337.639 339.302 promoted with the whole Reagan era. 339.302 340.122 ... [You know]. 339.709 340.011 JO: [Yeah]. 340.122 340.764 ... [2(H) But-2] -- 340.297 340.764 CAM: [2I mean2], 340.764 341.217 JO: Yeah, 341.217 343.042 it hasn't been just for the last couple. 343.042 343.586 CAM: ... [Mm]. 343.214 343.778 JO: [You know] it's, 343.586 344.151 it's been, 344.151 345.734 FRED: ... X [XX XX XX]. 344.628 344.905 CAM: [You know, 344.905 345.303 and they, 345.303 346.457 they can't] [2lie to the people. 345.782 346.823 WESS: [2XX= X2]. 346.507 348.775 CAM: And event2]ually the people are gonna like .. [3wise up. 347.950 348.948 FRED: [3@@@@3] 348.775 349.181 CAM: and3] their, 349.181 350.424 [4the u4]nions are gonna come back, 349.181 349.501 JO: [4Yeah4]. 350.424 351.640 CAM: and there's .. gonna be .. even, 351.640 352.976 FRED: ... [(COUGH) (COUGH)] 352.171 353.469 CAM: [different types] of=, 353.469 354.919 of .. political= movements, 354.919 355.651 [I'm telling] you. 354.944 355.344 JO: [Mm]. 355.651 356.278 CAM: ... Cause, 356.278 358.247 JO: ... Well I'm surprised ~Frederick you'd come, 358.247 359.782 because I got an artifi[cial tr]ee. 359.201 359.527 CAM: [(THROAT)] 359.782 360.253 FRED: @No. 360.253 361.212 JO: (H) @(Hx) 361.212 361.879 CAM: [Mm], 361.351 363.185 FRED: [My parents] have an artificial [2tree2]. 362.677 363.185 JO: [2Do they2]? 363.185 363.675 FRED: It's -- 363.675 365.591 CAM: ... The [reign of] [2terror2] [3will return3]. 364.123 364.855 FRED: [That's] [2fine2]. 364.455 365.591 JO: [2@(Hx)2][3(H) But you3] -- 365.591 366.228 @(Hx) (H) 366.228 366.923 But you know %i-, 366.923 368.802 it's easier for older people. 368.802 369.523 WESS: ... What. 369.523 371.097 JO: .. To have a .. artificial tree. 371.097 371.955 (H) You know=, 371.955 372.454 ~Wess'd, 372.454 372.848 .. you know, 372.848 373.894 go out in the co=ld, 373.894 375.481 and look for a tree= and stuff? 375.481 377.914 WESS: ... And then to []. 376.636 378.653 FRED: [Yeah get him out of the house] for a while. 378.653 380.125 JO: ... Yeah [2that's an idea2]. 379.220 380.125 CAM: [2(TSS)=2] 380.125 380.661 WESS: Do [3what3]? 380.295 381.901 JO: [3I was3] gla=d the game was on. 381.901 382.368 Because, 382.368 383.827 then I can get .. rid of him for a while. 383.827 385.017 FRED: @@[@@@] 384.210 385.017 CAM: [(TSS)] 385.017 386.404 FRED: (H) [2@@@2][3@@3] 385.417 386.404 JO: [2@@@2][3@@@3] 386.072 386.404 WESS: [3What3]. 386.404 388.740 JO: .. (H) . 388.976 389.292 CAM: [Oh]. 389.768 392.262 .. I was wondering how [2that like2] so perfectly straight. 390.486 391.122 FRED: [2(COUGH) (COUGH)2] 392.262 393.756 WESS: (H) 3]? 393.180 394.447 JO: [3@=@3]@@ (H) 394.447 394.777 [4Oh, 394.447 397.551 WESS: [4~Neil said that was4] [5one of the5] most exciting games he ever saw. 394.777 395.719 JO: 4], 395.619 395.827 CAM: [5Oh5]. 397.551 398.466 FRED: ... @[6@6] 398.261 398.700 WESS: [6You6] know. 398.700 399.412 .. If you are -- 399.458 401.106 JO: ... If you didn't care. 401.106 402.543 WESS: Green Bay did their thing, 402.543 403.654 ... but they=, 403.654 407.200 ... they didn't look to me as impressive as the Steelers. 407.200 409.015 The Steelers looked like a much better team. 409.015 409.730 JO: ... [Mm]. 409.613 410.318 WESS: [I'll] have to admit. 410.318 410.885 JO: ... Mm. 410.885 413.388 WESS: ... [Cause they] went right down there, 412.199 412.532 JO: [X] -- 413.388 414.588 WESS: every time they had the ball, 414.588 416.161 CAM: .. Well [then how is it that they lo]st. 414.783 415.867 WESS: [Not every time], 416.161 416.538 JO: Yeah. 416.538 416.945 How is it. 416.945 417.722 That ain't fair then. 417.722 419.316 ... @(Hx)= @ (H) 419.316 419.700 You know, 419.700 422.000 (H) a lot of those ... ornament[s .. on that] tree, 421.183 421.649 CAM: [(THROAT)] 422.000 423.496 JO: are from my= .. childhood? 423.496 424.250 And ~Wesley's? 424.250 425.541 WESS: ... From what? 425.541 427.528 JO: ... . 427.528 428.011 WESS: Mm[=]. 427.808 428.179 CAM: [Real]ly? 428.179 428.784 JO: ... Unhunh? 428.784 430.573 ... [Like those ... three little] bells, 428.962 430.179 WESS: [What were all the ornaments], 430.805 431.575 JO: [2? 430.951 432.695 WESS: [2Yeah but we don't use2] [3ha=lf of em3]. 431.575 432.695 JO: That was2] [3mine3]. 431.969 432.695 CAM: [3Hm3]. 432.695 433.508 JO: .. [4XX 4]. 432.790 433.235 WESS: [4How many d-4] -- 433.372 435.153 How many ornaments didn't you [5use5]. 434.682 435.153 JO: [5I didn't5] -- 435.153 435.328 Oh, 435.328 436.245 I used most of em. 436.245 436.986 WESS: ... Mm. 436.986 438.800 JO: ... And they're -- 438.800 439.309 [you know], 438.800 440.496 WESS: [Did you]= .. go pick out a tree? 440.496 441.313 JO: There's some up there, 441.313 442.588 you can [tell are re]ally [2old2]. 441.621 442.063 FRED: [Mhm]. 442.216 442.952 WESS: [2Where'd you2] put it. 442.952 446.560 FRED: ... In the living room where the= ... loveseat was. 446.560 448.317 ... In the [corner by the] windows. 447.218 447.812 JO: [Oh=]. 448.317 448.746 WESS: .. Oh, 448.746 449.271 Okay. 449.271 449.797 O[kay]. 449.480 450.298 JO: [Last] year you had it, 450.298 450.608 .. or, 450.608 452.056 two years ago you had it in the dining room. 452.056 453.324 FRED: ... Mm=, 453.324 454.677 ]? 454.445 454.995 JO: [2]. 455.272 456.891 FRED: [2Yeah we did have it2] once in the dining room. 456.891 458.908 JO: ... Yeah well the .. year we went to [3that3], 458.447 458.908 FRED: [3Yeah3], 458.908 459.947 WESS: ... Yeah, 459.947 460.406 [we don't] -- 459.947 460.406 JO: [play]. 460.406 461.792 WESS: ... We'll have to try to get in. 461.792 462.007 Geez, 462.007 462.907 we've been gonna come in, 462.907 463.532 and gonna come in, 463.532 464.207 and gonna come in. 464.207 464.736 And it just, 464.736 465.537 JO: ... Well, 465.537 467.130 WESS: ... Haven't been t- got .. [anywhere]. 466.571 467.798 CAM: [Just lazy ol]d farts=. 467.798 468.854 JO: ... [VOX>]. 468.061 469.535 CAM: [@(Hx)=]@@@@@ 468.452 468.854 FRED: [4Ah=4]? 469.535 469.880 WESS: What? 469.880 471.324 JO: .. HI>VOX>. 471.324 471.994 CAM: [@(H) @]@ 471.422 471.821 JO: [@(H)] 471.994 473.024 . 473.024 473.653 , 473.653 474.125 he don't, 474.125 474.765 but I do. 474.765 475.584 CAM: @@[@] 475.333 476.950 WESS: [I'm] on the town board. 476.950 478.240 JO: (H) @@@ (H) 478.240 478.543 CAM: [(THROAT)] 478.240 479.894 JO: [He ha]s to go in the day after, 479.894 481.891 (H) ... . 481.891 482.591 WESS: ... Ja- -- 482.591 483.711 Janua[ry second] ~Jo. 482.929 483.443 JO: [@(Hx)] 483.711 484.542 WESS: [2God2][3damn3]. 483.711 485.446 JO: [2@@@2][3@@@3][4@@@@4][5@@5] 484.053 485.184 FRED: [3@@3][4@@4] 484.592 485.184 CAM: [4(TSS)=4] 485.184 485.993 [5<@ To do5] what @>. 485.993 486.439 JO: (H) 486.439 487.111 The Vets. 487.111 487.481 He hasn- -- 487.481 489.077 The last two times he's supposed to be there, 489.077 489.750 he didn't go. 489.750 490.099 And they're g-, 490.099 491.066 WESS: ... Well one t[ime, 490.900 491.866 JO: [Gonna get after him]. 491.066 492.791 WESS: it was supposed to r]ain and ice, 492.791 493.075 and, 493.075 493.742 to hell with that, 493.742 496.222 I ain't gonna fight that to go in there for a half hour. 496.222 496.696 CAM: ... Yeah. 496.696 499.068 JO: ... So, 499.068 499.448 no. 499.448 501.310 Twice you ... reneged. 501.310 501.754 WESS: Yeah. 501.754 503.045 JO: .. So you gotta go this time. 503.045 504.264 ... If it's .. good weather. 504.264 505.188 WESS: ... Yeah. 505.188 505.978 If it ain't good weather, 505.978 507.099 I'll just call em up and say hey, 507.099 507.755 I'm seventy, 507.755 508.457 an=d uh, 508.457 509.205 JO: ... Wha=t? 509.205 509.464 You're l- -- 509.464 510.193 [Don't lie]. 509.464 510.503 WESS: [I'm seventy-o]=ne, 510.503 510.926 [2and uh2], 510.503 510.926 JO: [2@2] 510.926 512.355 WESS: [3Going on seventy3]-two=, 510.926 511.789 JO: [3@@@@@3] 512.355 513.011 WESS: A=[4nd uh4], 512.691 512.986 JO: [4@(H)4] 513.011 514.176 WESS: .. I'm not coming in today. 514.176 515.141 CAM: ... @@@@ 515.141 515.483 JO: %(H) 515.483 517.359 ... @@@ (H) Hm. 517.359 518.226 CAM: .. (Hx) 518.226 518.750 JO: .. Hm. 518.750 520.686 ... (TSK) 520.686 522.370 WESS: ... So. 522.370 523.956 ... % Who was this other guy, 523.956 525.186 you said he was a teacher? 525.186 526.738 That taught you= .. Spanish? 526.738 527.186 Where. 527.186 528.729 CAM: ... A=t the university. 528.729 529.582 WESS: ... Oh=. 529.582 529.786 JO: [W-] -- 529.582 531.228 WESS: [He's] got a job as a professor? 531.228 532.056 CAM: ... Well %y- -- 532.056 532.447 They, 532.447 534.219 .. %i- %it's like a teachi=ng assistant. 534.219 535.287 A TA they call em. 535.287 535.727 [But they], 535.287 535.727 WESS: [Oh]. 535.727 536.469 CAM: They teach like, 536.469 537.979 as if they were a professor. 537.979 538.553 JO: ... [Hm]. 538.292 538.724 WESS: [Oh] [2yeah2]. 538.515 539.724 CAM: [2For2] lower level=, 539.724 540.916 u=m .. classes. 540.916 541.440 JO: .. (H) 541.440 542.539 CAM: Classes that are just like, 542.539 543.358 %y- ... [you know, 543.103 543.848 JO: [Just taking], 543.358 544.362 CAM: relative]ly beginning like. 544.362 547.847 If you took first= or second or third or fourth semester of a language? 547.847 548.857 ... N- 548.857 549.492 ... then, 549.492 551.403 you .. probably will have a TA. 551.403 553.000 [If you] take more advanced, 551.628 551.980 WESS: [Mm]. 553.000 555.003 CAM: like literature courses in a foreign language, 555.003 556.492 then you have .. a real professor. 556.492 556.996 WESS: .. Oh. 556.996 559.770 ... Do they pay them very good? 559.770 561.303 CAM: ... (TSK) ... Uh=, 561.303 562.589 ... We=ll, 562.589 563.890 WESS: .. They didn't pay you very good, 563.890 564.154 when, 564.154 564.684 [and you] -- 564.204 565.960 JO: [well that] was at a l- public school. 565.960 566.682 WESS: ... [Yeah I know], 566.199 566.682 CAM: [Right], 566.682 567.559 WESS: but even so. 567.559 568.034 There was, 568.034 569.433 ... [some people there that], 568.688 570.925 JO: [I know a lot of] the pro[2fessors get good money though, 569.733 570.655 WESS: [2couldn't even teach, 570.655 571.211 and they had2], 570.925 571.211 JO: don't they2]? 571.211 571.669 CAM: Yeah=[3=3], 571.483 572.441 WESS: [3Tea3]ching degrees, 572.441 572.884 CAM: Well I %, 572.884 573.809 like at Marquette. 573.809 575.756 If you're a TA you get free tuition. 575.756 576.321 WESS: ... [Mm]. 576.129 577.381 CAM: [And] if you're a TA, 577.381 580.224 it means you're going for your graduate s=tudies. 580.224 580.958 WESS: ... [Oh]. 580.527 580.958 CAM: [], 580.958 581.857 ... So they -- 581.857 583.707 if you get f=ree tuition at Marquette, 583.707 584.976 ... I mean that's, 584.976 585.143 JO: Yeah, 585.143 585.893 that's a- quite a bit. 585.893 586.620 CAM: That's like probably, 586.620 588.645 six thousand .. a semester or something like-. 588.645 588.959 Right? 588.959 589.496 [I don't know]. 588.959 589.496 JO: [Mm]? 589.496 590.155 CAM: Something like that. 590.155 591.277 WESS: ... Oh yeah. 591.277 591.746 [That's a] -- 591.277 592.175 JO: [Did you know] ~Nei=l, 592.175 593.138 is teaching at uh, 593.138 594.606 .. at the ... college in, 594.606 595.255 CAM: ... Nope. 595.255 595.823 JO: .. Arizona? 595.823 596.782 CAM: ... Arizona State? 596.782 597.240 JO: .. Mhm, 597.240 598.377 [it's his second year], 597.240 597.918 WESS: [What's he teaching, 597.918 598.953 how to be an] asshole? 598.953 600.977 JO: (TSK) [(H) VOX>]. 604.484 605.536 [2He i2]=s teaching, 605.536 607.535 he's teaching something abou=t business, 607.535 607.898 and, 607.898 609.661 ... well what he's in. 609.661 609.957 You know. 609.957 610.866 CAM: [Recreation]? 609.957 610.866 JO: [% I mean uh], 610.866 613.262 ... not really the recreation part, 613.262 613.595 but, 613.595 614.986 .. how you keep books and, 614.986 615.661 ... you know, 615.661 615.876 WESS: Ye- -- 615.876 617.098 You know what [gets me he] -- 616.397 617.939 JO: [He keeps all] the books you know. 617.939 619.482 And put- pays all the thing. 619.482 619.909 WESS: ... [Yeah]. 619.632 620.283 CAM: [X][2XX2] 619.909 620.480 WESS: [2Well he's2], 619.909 621.300 JO: [2They say he's2] very good at that. 621.300 622.659 WESS: He makes the budget out. 622.659 623.148 JO: The budget. 623.148 623.565 [That's it]. 623.148 624.368 WESS: [And he's rea]=l good, 624.368 625.899 at making the budget out. 625.899 626.595 ... But, 626.595 628.485 if he's .. gonna put something in the checkbook, 628.485 629.803 and it's eight seventy-five, 629.803 630.439 he just puts, 630.439 632.164 ... eight dollars or nine down. 632.164 632.997 JO: @(H)[=] 632.599 632.997 CAM: [Oh]. 632.997 633.906 JO: .. (H) ~Sally -- 633.906 635.438 He isn't allowed to have the checkbook. 635.438 636.639 ... At home, 636.639 636.980 [but he] -- 636.639 638.444 CAM: [And he's] really good at making out .. the budget. 638.444 638.644 JO: But, 638.644 639.647 the budget he's good at. 639.647 640.678 (H) So that's what he's, 640.678 641.736 I think what he's teaching. 641.736 642.036 You know. 642.036 644.923 How ... that you would go about .. making out budgets for, 644.923 646.939 ... big organizations and stuff. 646.939 647.942 (TSK) I'm [not for sure]. 647.224 648.640 FRED: [Well a lot of pe]ople just don't, 648.640 649.552 ... really, 649.552 652.758 .. keep .. track that well of their own checking account. 652.758 653.625 WESS: ... Hm-mm. 653.625 656.117 JO: ... (TSK) (H) VOX>. 658.116 659.538 ... (H) Now if ~Patty, 659.538 660.613 is off one penny, 660.613 662.000 she will not go @to @bed. 662.000 662.666 .. @@@ 662.666 664.994 [(H) <@ She keeps going over and over and over @>], 662.925 664.994 CAM: [(TSS)= XXXXX] 664.994 666.676 JO: (H) till she finds that penny. 666.676 667.979 @(Hx)= @ 667.979 672.254 FRED: ... [I have] not balanced my check[2book in2] ... seven years. 668.285 668.760 JO: [(H)] 670.152 670.708 [2(GASP)2] 672.254 674.157 WESS: ... [3So where do you3] -- 673.598 676.002 JO: [3VOX>4]. 675.284 676.002 WESS: [4So what do you do4], 676.002 677.066 just take their word for it? 677.066 679.842 FRED: ... (H) I look at my bank sta- .. bank statements. 679.842 680.038 And, 680.038 680.452 WESS: Mhm. 680.452 681.824 FRED: ... look through my checks. 681.824 682.640 When they come in. 682.640 684.142 .. And make sure [that it's fine]. 683.378 684.142 WESS: [(COUGH)=] 684.142 686.351 (H)[2= (COUGH) (COUGH) (COUGH)2] 684.408 685.210 JO: [2(H) VOX>. 686.726 689.771 ... Couldn't they? 689.771 691.798 .. I mean they can m=ake mistakes too. 691.798 692.594 FRED: ... I know but, 692.594 693.392 .. I .. will go, 693.392 694.182 I will check, 694.182 696.107 ... when the ... the statement comes in, 696.107 697.002 and [make sure] that, 696.277 696.690 JO: [Yeah]? 697.002 697.881 ... (H) [2Oh. 697.520 698.804 FRED: [2they've only deduc2]ted, 697.881 698.425 JO: that they've2], 698.804 700.392 .. [3and they've deposited3]. 698.929 699.312 FRED: [3You know, 699.312 700.392 .. for the checks3] 700.392 701.068 [4Right4]. 700.392 701.068 JO: [4Yeah4]. 701.068 701.814 ... Oh. 701.814 703.805 ... (H) But you don't go through and, 703.805 706.500 (H) and check every ... che[ck off]? 705.940 706.500 WESS: [Penny], 706.500 708.723 JO: ... Oh I do that. 708.723 710.418 ... @[=] 710.116 710.418 WESS: [I'll] -- 710.418 711.534 [2Let me tell you something2]. 710.418 711.534 JO: [2((CLAP)) How bout you ~Cameron2], 711.534 712.114 what do you do. 712.114 714.246 WESS: .. When I did take care of the checkbook, 714.246 715.176 CAM: I'm gonna []. 714.421 715.651 WESS: [For my mother] .. you know? 715.651 716.780 .. I didn't do it either. 716.780 718.371 JO: ... (H) Oh, 718.371 720.138 you wrote [down what sh-], 719.400 720.573 WESS: [I wrote down] everything, 720.573 721.833 but I was more like ~Neil, 721.833 723.807 I didn't write down the god damn pennies. 723.807 724.855 JO: ... [Oh= well], 724.304 724.855 WESS: [(H)] 724.855 725.099 JO: that, 725.099 725.456 then you know, 725.456 726.931 it'll never balance if [you don][2't2]. 726.505 726.753 WESS: [Mm]. 726.753 726.931 CAM: [2Well2], 726.931 728.737 I= think I'd always like round high. 728.737 730.506 JO: ... [@(Hx)] 730.196 730.506 CAM: [You know]? 730.506 731.815 If it was like ni=ne twenty, 731.815 732.906 I'd put ten dollars. 732.906 733.481 ... ]? 733.358 733.762 JO: [Oh]=. 733.762 734.387 FRED: ... See I, 734.387 735.737 ... ne[ver bas]ically, 734.892 735.256 CAM: [(THROAT)] 735.737 736.081 FRED: I, 736.081 738.475 ... just never did it, 738.475 739.686 ... I always make sure, 739.686 740.729 (H) You have to have, 740.729 741.418 ... a b- -- 741.418 743.517 ... a minimum five-hundred dollars, 743.517 744.478 ... [so that] you -- 743.740 744.274 WESS: [In there]. 744.478 745.295 FRED: in your checking, 745.295 747.398 so that you don't get charged interest. 747.398 748.127 JO: ... Oh[=]. 747.871 749.209 FRED: [So I] always make sure, 749.209 752.163 I mean so you don't get charged .. for writing checks and s[tuff]. 751.906 752.335 JO: [Oh]=, 752.335 753.203 I did[2n't know2] [3that3]. 752.550 752.833 FRED: [2So2], 752.924 753.764 CAM: [3Main3][4tenance4] fee. 752.924 753.439 FRED: [3I al3][4ways4], 753.764 755.006 ... A maintenance fee. 755.006 757.993 ... So I always make sure I have a minimum five-hundred-dollar balance. 757.993 759.486 JO: ... Well [see now we] don't. 758.665 759.275 FRED: [So then I] -- 759.486 760.615 JO: Cause we're over fifty-five. 760.615 761.435 FRED: .. Cause I never, 761.435 762.191 ... s- and I've, 762.191 764.007 ... basically have never bounced a check, 764.007 766.501 cause I always make sure I have that five-hundred-dollar balance. 766.501 766.978 JO: ... No. 766.978 768.367 I'd hate to bounce .. a [check. 768.065 769.522 CAM: [I've never bounced] a check. 768.506 768.929 JO: ]. 769.522 770.453 CAM: ... [22] -- 770.105 770.862 WESS: [2Well you2] wouldn't. 770.862 773.038 If you're keeping a five-hundred-dollar [3balance3], 772.550 775.001 FRED: [3That's why3] I don't really worry about [4what I4] write [5out. 774.101 774.522 WESS: [4No4]. 774.813 775.458 JO: [5But I mean5], 775.001 775.458 FRED: I just5], 775.458 775.827 JO: You know, 775.827 776.357 I wouldn't, 776.357 777.578 CAM: ... but I have like, 777.578 778.336 ... I had like, 778.336 779.432 I have a savings account, 779.432 781.681 and one time they .. took money out of the savings account. 781.681 783.126 JO: ... And put it in [the checking]. 782.759 783.611 CAM: [To cover] the checking. 783.611 784.431 @@@[2@2][3@3] 784.076 784.277 WESS: [2Hm2]. 784.277 784.902 JO: [3Oh3]=[4=4]. 784.716 785.137 WESS: [4Oh4]=. 785.137 786.413 JO: Well that's okay too though. 786.413 787.969 FRED: ... (COUGH) (COUGH) 787.969 788.533 WESS: W[=- %a] -- 788.144 788.533 JO: [Mhm]. 788.533 790.391 FRED: ... What time is the crowd coming. 790.391 792.663 JO: ... . 792.663 792.914 CAM: Oh. 792.914 794.178 .. Hopefully not too soon. 794.178 794.964 JO: .. [@Because-] -- 794.365 796.093 CAM: [We need to] relax be[2fore they get here2]. 795.403 797.571 FRED: [2I was2] [3just3] [4asking4]? 796.093 796.527 WESS: [3@3] 796.527 797.571 JO: [4(Hx) (H)4] 797.571 798.776 Becau=se, 798.776 801.207 ... I think ~Stacy has to work till six. 801.207 802.638 ... You got a headache [~Fred]? 802.290 803.860 WESS: [And what] time are we [2going to eat. 803.126 804.398 FRED: [2No my eyes are tired2]. 803.860 805.849 WESS: .. Hey there2] is .. uh turkey, 805.849 806.239 a=nd, 806.239 808.480 JO: VOX>]. 807.036 808.480 WESS: [All that stuff in there], 808.480 809.476 .. [2You wanna eat bef-2] -- 808.601 810.241 FRED: [2I brought homemade2] cookies too. 810.241 811.038 JO: .. (TSK) Oh [3yeah3]. 810.806 812.261 WESS: [3And a3] lot of homemade cookies. 812.261 813.072 FRED: [4I brought some4]. 812.261 812.705 JO: [4Yeah but, 812.705 813.685 y- she-4] [5he-5] -- 813.303 814.027 WESS: [5Oh you5] did. 814.027 814.807 JO: [6And he made em6]. 814.027 814.832 FRED: [6I baked6]. 814.832 816.479 WESS: ... You baked. 816.479 817.013 CAM: ... Mhm. 817.013 818.680 JO: [I gotta get some more coffee] [2please2], 817.013 819.175 WESS: [(H) What kind of cookies] [2did you2] [3bake3]. 818.490 819.175 CAM: [2Him and2] [3Joel3]. 819.175 819.644 JO: ... (GASP) 819.644 822.090 FRED: ], 821.575 822.090 JO: [(GASP)] 822.090 823.165 ... 2]. 822.740 824.539 FRED: [2Uh=2] butter cookies[3=3], 824.116 825.054 CAM: [3Cause I a3]sked. 825.054 825.722 .. @@@ 825.722 826.874 FRED: ... Uh=[=, 826.617 827.826 JO: [Didn't you help]? 826.874 828.677 FRED: mint surpri]ses[2=2], 828.399 828.677 CAM: [2No2], 828.677 829.730 cause Joe=l was helping. 829.730 831.743 %a- and that .. [kitchen is too small for three peo]ple. 830.255 831.513 FRED: [U=m], 831.743 833.103 CAM: and Joel's a pretty husky guy. 833.103 833.333 So. 833.333 835.820 JO: But you= could've f- .. [frosted em for em]. 834.639 836.444 FRED: [Pecan tartlet][2s=2][3=3], 835.913 836.701 CAM: [2Na=2] [3na na3]. 836.268 837.225 WESS: [3Oh my3] [4Go=d4]. 836.701 837.390 CAM: [4.. (PFF)=4] 837.390 838.640 JO: [5While they were doing more5]. 837.437 838.967 FRED: [5A=nd homemade fu5]dge. 838.967 839.264 CAM: Na- -- 839.264 840.514 [There was no room in there], 839.264 839.504 WESS: [Oh, 839.504 840.514 I made fudge]. 840.514 842.445 ... I made .. peanut butter fudge, 842.445 843.826 ... I made uh, 843.826 846.221 ~Jo made .. her .. mother's peanut butter [fudge-, 846.059 846.465 JO: [But it's] -- 846.221 847.122 WESS: that's] real sticky, 847.122 847.821 JO: .. @(Hx)= 847.821 848.813 CAM: [@@@@@] 847.937 848.218 WESS: [Uh, 848.218 848.815 I made], 848.815 849.123 [2The, 848.858 850.366 JO: [2@@@@@@ (H)2] 849.262 851.065 WESS: .. the chocolate peanut2] butter fudge, 851.065 853.201 and I made chocolate .. fudge, 853.201 856.237 ... and then I made .. uh divinity fudge, 856.237 857.154 CAM: ... Divinity. 857.154 857.745 WESS: ... Mhm. 857.745 858.078 White. 858.078 858.693 CAM: ... Oh. 858.693 860.732 JO: ... Then .. and .. toffee. 860.732 861.797 WESS: ... And toffee. 861.797 864.325 ... [Hey tof]fee isn't bad [2to make2]. 862.540 863.023 JO: [] -- 863.816 865.943 [2. 865.943 867.187 I helped you a little bit. 867.187 867.620 WESS: Yeah. 867.620 868.574 ... You did most of it. 868.574 869.903 JO: @(Hx)= [@@] 869.703 870.853 WESS: [But I] make fudge. 870.853 871.387 [2Good2]. 870.853 871.387 JO: [2(H)2] 871.387 872.195 (H) Yeah he -- 872.195 873.203 CAM: [@@@@@] 872.195 872.897 JO: [He does. 872.897 873.203 (H)] 873.203 874.492 WESS: .. I am the [2exper=t2]. 873.918 876.984 JO: [2Cause you know you got2]ta <@ wait and wait and wait for tha=t @> @@@. 876.984 878.002 CAM: What do you mean wait [3and wait3]. 877.552 879.895 JO: [3(H)3] Well you gotta wait till i=t .. boils and, 879.895 882.197 and gets a certain kind of ... consistency. 882.197 882.961 ... You [know], 882.680 882.961 CAM: [Oh]. 882.961 883.573 JO: The- [2and-2] -- 883.263 883.573 WESS: [2Yeah2], 883.573 884.914 it's the [3soft ba=ll3]. 884.009 884.474 JO: [3Before, 884.474 886.078 and so3] he likes to @sit @there @and, 886.078 888.197 <@ a=nd do nothing for hours @>. 888.197 889.354 CAM: .. Nn (TSS)[=] 888.852 889.790 FRED: [Oh my f]udge is ea- -- 889.790 889.993 Here. 889.993 891.005 [Taste] this fudge. 889.993 890.352 JO: [(H)] 891.005 893.901 FRED: (H) [2I have the2] easiest fudge recipe in the world. 891.191 891.705 CAM: [22], 893.901 894.537 JO: [3Uh-oh3]. 893.901 895.102 WESS: [? 895.102 897.738 CAM: Leave it to ~Fred [4to find the easiest way= to make @something4]. 895.598 897.926 FRED: [44]. 897.926 899.000 JO: [5Six minut-5]. 897.926 899.000 WESS: [5]. 900.361 901.553 JO: [6@6]= @[7@@@7] 901.074 901.553 CAM: [7Pra-7] -- 901.553 902.003 See ~Fred, 902.003 903.373 yours isn't gonna be as good then. 903.373 904.169 JO: .. VOX>. 905.178 907.063 CAM: ... @@@@@@ 907.063 907.876 JO: . 907.876 909.277 .. I wish it would be. 909.277 910.023 Because then, 910.023 910.930 ... you know uh, 910.930 912.334 then I could maybe do it sometime. 912.334 914.864 Cause I don't wanna just stand there looking at fudge for an hour. 914.864 916.051 CAM: ... . 916.051 918.112 WESS: ... I don't think it's an hour. 918.112 918.945 JO: Oh= ~Wess, 918.945 919.655 it is too, 919.655 920.695 it takes forever. 920.695 922.799 ... Get a soft ball stage, 922.799 923.236 and then you a-, 923.236 924.755 ... then you have to hurry. 924.755 926.680 ... (TSK) 926.680 927.746 ... Well, 927.746 929.781 [I wonder how ~Jimmy's party came last] night. 927.746 929.511 WESS: [Think we're gonna have to have more coffee]. 929.781 930.306 JO: He had a, 930.306 931.741 ... all of the .. old friends. 931.741 932.371 CAM: .. O=h. 932.371 933.006 JO: Had a party. 933.006 934.753 ... [] -- 934.404 936.153 WESS: [All his] old high-school friends[2=2]. 935.828 936.153 JO: [2Yeah2]. 936.153 937.622 .. There were seven-[3tee=n3]. 937.065 939.353 WESS: [3Like ~Car3]o=l= uh[4=4]. 938.751 939.353 JO: [4~Hicks4]. 939.353 939.992 WESS: ~Hicks, 939.992 940.785 CAM: Oh= wow. 940.785 941.540 JO: [Oh] yeah. 940.785 941.315 WESS: [the nut]? 941.540 942.156 CAM: ... The nut. 942.156 942.668 Why is she a nut. 942.668 942.942 JO: [Well, 942.718 943.416 WESS: [Oh God]. 942.942 943.936 JO: she's just] silly. 943.936 945.366 WESS: ... she was a ... boy. 945.366 946.920 JO: ... U=[m], 946.712 947.750 WESS: [She] might've been a girl, 947.750 948.741 but she was a boy. 948.741 949.738 CAM: ... @@@@ 949.738 950.473 JO: ... [Now y-] -- 950.125 951.167 WESS: [She was a] tomboy. 951.167 952.584 JO: He went traveling with her a lot. 952.584 952.967 WESS: .. Yeah, 952.967 953.592 ~Jim went, 953.592 954.257 JO: ... Hmm, 954.257 954.621 WESS: half, 954.621 956.204 .. [across half the coun][2try with her2]. 954.853 956.204 JO: [2], 954.853 955.654 FRED: [X ]. 956.204 957.724 JO: .. [3Tha=nk you=3]. 956.354 957.724 FRED: [33]. 957.724 958.342 JO: (GASP)[4=4] 958.003 958.342 FRED: [4I did4]n't, 958.342 960.201 .. [5Most people don't5] like big pieces. 958.597 959.212 JO: [55], 960.201 961.270 ... Mm-mm. 961.270 961.797 WESS: M-hm. 961.797 962.451 JO: (H) [Mm, 962.062 962.714 WESS: [Oh it's so good]. 962.451 963.781 JO: . 966.017 966.401 CAM: [(THROAT)] 967.609 970.277 FRED: ... You can make that recipe, 970.277 972.902 ... be completely done in fifteen minutes. 972.902 973.658 JO: ... (H) 973.658 975.050 FRED: And then you just let it sit. 975.050 976.508 JO: ... Ah[=, 976.276 976.639 WESS: [Mm]. 976.508 977.154 JO: now] d- % -- 977.154 977.676 (H) See, 977.676 978.294 some of it, 978.294 979.965 ... (TSK) he don't like the kind that, 979.965 981.560 ... you don't cook at all. 981.560 982.998 ... Cause he said it's .. [too] -- 982.859 983.252 FRED: [You] b- -- 983.252 985.371 You boil this for either six or seven minutes, 985.371 986.601 I don't remember exactly, 986.601 987.061 (H) and, 987.061 988.664 you boil it really hard, 988.664 989.581 JO: .. (H) Mhm? 989.581 990.165 FRED: .. U=m, 990.165 991.285 ... [and that's it]. 990.484 991.285 JO: []? 991.285 992.785 WESS: ... 2], 994.129 995.117 FRED: [2Boil it hard for2], 995.117 996.427 ... Six or seven minutes. 996.427 996.988 Period. 996.988 997.984 ... [That is it]. 997.456 998.686 WESS: [. 998.686 1000.420 FRED: ... I have the recipe at home. 1000.420 1001.217 (H) U=m, 1001.217 1003.194 ... it basically is like, 1003.194 1005.563 ... what were the things you, 1005.563 1007.130 WESS: , 1008.599 1010.682 FRED: ... I have four squares of chocolate, 1010.682 1011.556 ... [Four] -- 1011.254 1012.151 JO: [Is that] unsweetened, 1012.151 1012.957 or .. [2sweetened2]. 1012.307 1015.123 FRED: [2Four un2]sweeten[3ed .. squ3]ares of chocolate, 1013.473 1014.036 JO: [3Unsweetened3]. 1015.309 1016.375 WESS: Well that's [4uh, 1015.875 1016.691 FRED: [4Uh .. one4], 1016.375 1016.691 WESS: yeah4], 1016.691 1017.052 that's, 1017.052 1018.010 JO: You [can't] have [2candy. 1017.191 1017.547 WESS: [that's], 1017.875 1018.461 [2I use2], 1018.010 1018.861 JO: Now you be2] nice. 1018.861 1019.704 FRED: Four [3one ounce3]. 1019.146 1019.947 WESS: [3Four and a3] [4half4]. 1019.413 1020.658 CAM: [4(TSS)=4][5@@@5] 1019.947 1020.316 FRED: [5Okay. 1020.316 1022.042 I use5] four .. one-ounce .. things. 1022.042 1025.844 So it gets [6a- four oun6]ces of ... of .. bi- .. bitter [7chocolate7], 1022.632 1023.355 CAM: [6Angel6]. 1025.139 1025.844 [77]. 1025.844 1026.240 . 1026.156 1026.520 JO: Mm[=]. 1026.165 1027.019 FRED: [Uns][2weetened2], 1026.620 1027.019 CAM: [2((LIP_SMACKS_CALLING_DOG))2] 1027.019 1027.609 WESS: ... Mhm? 1027.609 1028.154 FRED: .. U=m, 1028.154 1031.160 ... sixteen ounces .. of ... chocolate. 1031.160 1032.906 ... And then you, 1032.906 1034.926 % that with ... all the butter. 1034.926 1037.879 ... All [gets b]oiled. 1036.822 1037.208 JO: [Oh]. 1037.879 1038.928 FRED: ... And cream. 1038.928 1039.523 JO: ... Unhunh? 1039.523 1039.808 CAM: @ 1039.808 1040.619 FRED: ... For[=], 1040.387 1040.828 CAM: [@(Hx)]= 1040.828 1041.743 .. Butter and [2cream2]. 1041.466 1043.146 FRED: [2ab2][3out s3]ix or seven minutes, 1041.743 1042.160 JO: [2@(Hx)2] 1043.113 1043.447 WESS: Oh my -- 1043.447 1047.219 FRED: and then that gets poured over ... the sugar, 1047.219 1048.802 ... [a=nd], 1047.905 1048.802 JO: [], 1048.802 1050.664 FRED: ... you don't even boil any of that. 1050.664 1051.985 .. You just boil that, 1051.985 1053.795 .. and you pour it .. o[ver, 1053.202 1054.400 WESS: [Oh= no=]. 1053.957 1055.250 FRED: over] the sugar, 1055.250 1056.286 [2and n2]uts, 1055.250 1055.658 WESS: [2Oh2]. 1056.286 1057.508 FRED: ... and .. vanilla, 1057.508 1057.801 (H) 1057.801 1059.202 .. a=nd then you mix it all up, 1059.202 1059.678 JO: Yeah[=]? 1059.390 1060.838 FRED: [and you] pour it in the pan and it's done. 1060.838 1061.994 ... That's [2it2]. 1061.854 1062.509 WESS: [2Oh2] [3my God. 1061.994 1062.648 JO: [3Hey=3]. 1062.509 1063.208 WESS: well3] [4see n-4], 1062.648 1064.036 JO: [4That sounds4] [5easy5]. 1062.648 1063.321 FRED: [4You're done in4], 1063.321 1064.471 [5you're done in fif5]teen minutes, 1064.471 1065.237 [6and it's pretty good6], 1064.471 1064.739 WESS: [6Oh. 1064.739 1065.237 Alright6]. 1065.237 1065.608 JO: ... [7Y- -- 1065.330 1066.206 FRED: [7It's pretty good7]. 1065.608 1066.890 JO: Oh it's7] [8goo=d8]. 1066.206 1066.890 WESS: [8Yeah see8], 1066.890 1067.681 I t[9ake9], 1067.372 1068.266 JO: [9It's9] really good. 1068.266 1069.382 CAM: [It's not his recipe], 1068.266 1070.525 WESS: [And I take two] and a half squares, 1070.525 1071.096 CAM: @@[2@2] 1070.848 1072.015 JO: [2Where'd he2] [3get this recipe3]. 1070.848 1071.506 WESS: [2I mean2] [3that's, 1071.506 1072.015 that3], 1072.015 1073.455 CAM: .. [4I think it's his mother's or4] something, 1072.090 1072.636 WESS: [4That's, 1072.636 1073.176 .. you know4], 1073.455 1073.894 CAM: I [5don't know5]. 1073.576 1075.394 WESS: [5two squ5]ares is [6one6] square really. 1074.365 1074.675 JO: [6Hm6]. 1075.394 1076.001 FRED: ... Unhunh. 1076.001 1077.037 CAM: Who's recipe [is that]. 1076.396 1078.561 WESS: [So I take] two and a [2half square2][3s3], 1077.498 1078.204 FRED: [2Loretta's2]. 1078.204 1078.617 CAM: [3@@3] 1078.617 1079.202 JO: .. Loretta. 1079.202 1080.851 WESS: .. And [I cut that all] up, 1079.612 1080.465 CAM: [That's his mother]. 1080.851 1081.336 JO: ... Hunh? 1081.336 1082.088 CAM: .. [It's his mother]. 1081.436 1083.259 WESS: [And I mix] [2that with the sugar2], 1082.088 1082.384 JO: [2(GASP). 1082.384 1083.672 .. And he calls her Lor2]etta? 1083.672 1084.951 CAM: .. @[3@@ @he @does3]. 1084.106 1085.977 WESS: [3And .. uh th-3] .. snip of s[4alt4], 1085.596 1086.321 JO: [4Naughty4] boy. 1086.321 1088.371 WESS: ... and Ka[5ro syrup5], 1087.657 1088.313 JO: [5Mary Lou5], 1088.313 1088.848 my cousin, 1088.848 1089.587 used [to always], 1088.998 1090.055 WESS: [And I stir] that [2up, 1089.819 1091.075 JO: [2call her mother Carrie2], 1090.055 1091.108 WESS: and then I put it on2], 1091.108 1091.904 and I boil [3it3]. 1091.695 1092.259 CAM: [3@Car3]rie. 1092.259 1093.582 WESS: ... Then I've got my [4butter, 1093.267 1093.791 JO: [4Yeah=, 1093.582 1094.376 WESS: and my vanilla, 1093.791 1095.755 JO: and .. and Dad used to have such a f=it4]. 1094.376 1095.108 WESS: and my nuts, 1095.108 1095.755 over here4], 1095.755 1096.965 JO: ... (TSK) [5He would be s5]o upset. 1095.987 1096.442 FRED: [5Mhm5]? 1096.965 1099.065 WESS: And then [6when that rea6][7ches a7] hard ba[8=ll8], 1097.303 1097.884 CAM: [6Really6]? 1097.884 1098.237 JO: [7Mm7]. 1098.731 1100.907 [89]. 1099.804 1101.942 WESS: [9I fill up the sink9] [with cold water], 1100.907 1101.942 CAM: [@ @@@] 1101.942 1102.989 WESS: and put it in there, 1102.989 1103.751 JO: ... [%(H)] 1103.517 1104.634 WESS: [and] beat it a little bit, 1104.634 1105.797 and I put my butter, 1105.797 1107.115 and my vanilla in it, 1107.115 1107.688 .. and %it- -- 1107.688 1108.819 .. yours sounds eas[ier]. 1108.634 1109.552 JO: [Oh]= yeah[2=2]. 1109.364 1109.908 WESS: [2And2] [3then3], 1109.527 1110.212 FRED: [3Mine's3] fiftee- -- 1110.212 1110.993 (H) by the ti- -- 1110.993 1112.441 .. if you have the ingredients out, 1112.441 1114.899 ... you can have it in the pan in fifteen minutes. 1114.899 1115.604 JO: .. Oh[=]. 1115.444 1115.792 WESS: [Oh]=. 1115.792 1116.176 FRED: (H) 1116.176 1117.012 JO: ... Boy. 1117.012 1119.203 I'm [gonna get that recipe @for] @~We=sley=, 1117.221 1117.893 WESS: [No way. 1117.893 1118.526 .. oh]. 1119.203 1120.475 FRED: It's @s=o @easy. 1120.475 1121.769 (H) It's [s=o easy]. 1121.010 1121.769 JO: [@@] 1121.769 1122.404 (H) . 1123.840 1124.295 WESS: [], 1123.921 1125.497 FRED: [It ma][2kes a huge2] [3pan3], 1124.687 1125.757 JO: He's2] [3in the ki3]tchen, 1124.862 1125.497 WESS: [3My-3] -- 1125.757 1128.203 FRED: Yeah it makes a nine [4by4] thirteen pan, 1126.750 1127.050 JO: [4(TSK)4] 1128.203 1129.383 FRED: and takes fifteen minutes. 1129.383 1131.240 WESS: .. [And is it soft] when you put it in there? 1129.529 1130.300 JO: [], 1131.240 1132.068 FRED: ... Oh yeah. 1132.068 1132.691 It's gooey. 1132.691 1133.692 ... It's real gooey, 1133.692 1134.123 and then you, 1134.123 1134.773 [you have to], 1134.131 1134.773 WESS: [Oh gooey]. 1134.773 1137.151 FRED: (H) you have to wait three hours for it to harden. 1137.151 1137.883 WESS: (H) Oh= no. 1137.883 1138.257 Mine, 1138.257 1138.844 .. [mine], 1138.257 1138.844 FRED: [Mine t-] -- 1138.844 1139.850 it's already in the pan, 1139.850 1140.362 and [it's done], 1139.975 1140.362 WESS: [Mm]. 1139.984 1140.875 JO: [.. Yeah][2= but, 1140.362 1141.652 FRED: [2and you just set it a2][3side3]. 1140.875 1141.652 JO: ye2][3=s3]. 1141.102 1143.241 WESS: [3Yeah mine3] [4you pour it in4] there, 1141.652 1142.565 JO: [4I would like that4]. 1143.241 1145.781 WESS: ... and you .. do it right at the right time, 1145.781 1146.692 when you pour it in [there, 1146.517 1147.078 JO: [Yeah]. 1146.692 1148.060 WESS: you're luck]y to get it spread. 1148.060 1148.644 FRED: ... Oh. 1148.644 1149.115 See I, 1149.115 1150.548 (H) you pour this in, 1150.548 1152.126 you don't have to worry about anything, 1152.126 1153.406 cause [it's nice and gooey], 1152.310 1153.431 JO: [Listen to the bakers]. 1153.406 1153.769 WESS: Hm[=]. 1153.653 1154.639 FRED: [and] [2then you just wait2]. 1153.794 1154.824 CAM: [2@@@@@2]@ 1154.824 1155.828 JO: @@[3@@@3] 1155.034 1155.374 WESS: [3Oh, 1155.374 1155.810 Now3], 1155.810 1157.263 .. [4the4] [5.. toffee5], 1156.017 1156.421 JO: [4@(H)4] 1156.017 1157.263 CAM: [4.. I think4] [5XXXX5]. 1157.263 1157.535 JO: Yeah. 1157.535 1158.594 WESS: which is good, 1158.594 1159.176 FRED: [Mhm], 1158.801 1160.199 WESS: [It tastes] like a Heath Bar? 1160.199 1160.935 FRED: ... Mhm? 1160.935 1162.289 WESS: All that is, 1162.289 1164.116 ... is eggs, 1164.116 1165.287 .. and water, 1165.287 1166.407 ... and what else honey? 1166.407 1167.088 JO: ... Sugar, 1167.088 1167.934 WESS: ... Sugar, 1167.934 1169.465 . 1169.465 1169.929 JO: Butter, 1169.929 1171.371 WESS: ... Yeah [but you don't] -- 1171.023 1171.371 JO: [Butter], 1171.371 1171.728 WESS: ... Yeah, 1171.728 1172.885 then you put the butter in there. 1172.885 1173.527 JO: [Unhunh]? 1172.885 1174.525 WESS: [(H) Then you] boil that, 1174.525 1176.707 ... to three-hundred and fifty degrees, 1176.707 1177.768 ... [(H)] 1177.443 1178.548 JO: [That's what] takes so long, 1178.548 1179.499 waiting for it to boil, 1179.499 1180.791 cause you can't turn it way up. 1180.791 1181.939 CAM: ... [Oh=]. 1181.374 1182.099 WESS: [You'll burn] [2it2]. 1181.939 1182.473 JO: [2Bec2]ause it'd, 1182.473 1183.280 it'd bur=n, 1183.280 1187.078 WESS: then you [ a= uh= .. sheet, 1183.605 1184.199 CAM: [], 1184.313 1184.888 JO: [22]. 1187.078 1188.066 WESS: ... you know, 1188.066 1188.586 FRED: ... Mhm, 1188.586 1189.236 JO: Tin [foil]. 1188.818 1189.453 WESS: [And then you] put, 1189.453 1190.687 .. a=nd you put nuts in it, 1190.687 1192.582 (H) and then you pour it out o=n the sheet, 1192.582 1194.665 ... and then it hardens, 1194.665 1196.554 and then you put chocolate over it, 1196.554 1197.634 ... (THROAT)_and nuts, 1197.634 1198.524 CAM: Mm[=]. 1197.797 1198.952 WESS: [and then you turn it] over and, 1198.952 1200.504 put cho[2colate on the other side, 1199.396 1200.612 JO: [2Once a year I'm gonna make that. 1200.504 1201.347 WESS: after that har2][3den3], 1200.612 1201.172 JO: That's it2]. 1201.172 1201.696 CAM: [3Tof3]fee? 1201.696 1202.275 JO: [4@=4] 1201.696 1202.275 FRED: [4Mm4]. 1202.275 1203.559 CAM: See I don't really like toffee . 1203.559 1204.654 JO: Oh I [love . 1203.941 1204.967 FRED: [That sounds really good]. 1204.654 1204.967 JO: ]? 1204.967 1205.955 WESS: Where's your toffee. 1205.955 1207.162 JO: ... VOX>], 1207.400 1208.181 I will get up, 1208.181 1208.469 WESS: Oh. 1208.469 1209.547 JO: and [make a] nice plate, 1208.619 1208.925 WESS: [Oh]. 1209.547 1210.323 JO: .. and I'll [2put it2] up here, 1209.733 1210.091 WESS: [2Oh2]. 1210.323 1211.134 JO: when I [3want to3]. 1210.809 1211.629 WESS: [3Well you3] guys, 1211.629 1212.966 it's gonna be a while before we eat, 1212.966 1213.288 could, 1213.288 1215.100 and there's all kinds of stuff for sandwiches. 1215.100 1215.500 [There's], 1215.100 1215.500 FRED: [Oh yeah], 1215.500 1215.740 I know, 1215.740 1216.939 I'm gonna nibble s[oon]. 1216.583 1219.012 WESS: [Great] big s- [2.. %2] hunks of turkey, 1217.454 1217.826 JO: [2@(Hx)2] 1219.012 1220.104 WESS: uh that uh, 1220.750 1221.438 [we bought]? 1220.750 1221.438 CAM: [Venison]? 1221.438 1222.480 WESS: ... Well, 1222.480 1223.600 you know the ... sliced, 1223.600 1225.843 FRED: I think I'm gonna [get one of those .. venison] uh, 1224.037 1225.495 WESS: [big s- sliced jerky], 1225.843 1227.256 ... and [2fresh2] bread, 1226.226 1226.667 JO: [2One of those2] -- 1227.256 1229.210 .. Yeah there's two different kinds of venison there. 1229.210 1231.041 ... Those .. long sticks are venison too. 1231.041 1231.360 WESS: Yeah, 1231.360 1232.955 the long sticks are venison, 1232.955 1234.767 and the cold meat's venison, 1234.767 1237.904 .. and then there's another ... cold meat sausage. 1237.904 1239.146 CAM: .. So have you talked to, 1239.146 1239.346 uh, 1239.346 1239.771 Mary Lou? 1239.771 1240.401 FRED: ... . 1240.401 1240.744 JO: Nope. 1240.744 1241.469 CAM: ... Nope. 1241.469 1243.273 JO: ... [] -- 1242.948 1243.983 WESS: [Now that]'s ven[2ison2]. 1243.610 1244.902 JO: [2I don't2] know if they were going up, 1244.902 1246.281 .. See they have a [3cabin now3]. 1245.666 1246.281 FRED: [33]. 1246.281 1247.301 JO: .. Up [4at three4], 1246.506 1247.301 WESS: [4It is4]. 1247.301 1248.169 ... Mm. 1248.169 1248.721 CAM: [Three Rivers]? 1248.169 1248.721 WESS: [] -- 1248.169 1248.721 JO: [Three uh], 1248.721 1249.512 WESS: [2Maybe I'll eat one. 1248.721 1249.801 JO: [2S- .. Three Lakes2]. 1249.512 1250.205 WESS: I didn't2] eat [3one3]. 1249.959 1250.627 CAM: [3Three3] Rivers? 1250.627 1251.112 JO: Or Three -- 1251.112 1251.376 No. 1251.376 1251.814 Three La- -- 1251.814 1252.131 Or is it th- -- 1252.131 1252.944 Three Lake[s Mar-] -- 1252.480 1253.286 WESS: [Three La]=kes. 1253.286 1253.871 JO: Three Lakes. 1253.871 1254.552 CAM: There's Three Lakes? 1254.552 1255.647 I knew there was a Three Ri[vers. 1255.421 1256.863 JO: [Yeah there's a Three Lakes up there]. 1255.647 1256.606 CAM: So there's a Three Lakes]? 1256.863 1258.057 JO: (H) It's [2between, 1257.347 1258.343 FRED: [2Three Rivers2] is, 1258.343 1260.240 JO: ... [3Eagle River3] [4and Rheinland4]er I think. 1258.693 1259.228 FRED: [3Pittsburgh3]. 1259.242 1259.800 WESS: [4(THROAT)4] 1260.240 1262.133 CAM: (H) No there's a Three Rivers in Wisconsin. 1262.133 1262.596 FRED: Well there's, 1262.596 1264.199 .. the more famous is Pittsburgh. 1264.199 1266.257 ... The name of their stadium, 1266.257 1269.610 ... their football and baseball stadium is Three Rivers Stadium. 1269.610 1270.916 CAM: (TSK) (H) [Can't] believe I didn't know that. 1269.819 1270.083 JO: [Oh]. 1270.916 1271.500 .. @(Hx) 1271.500 1272.449 CAM: ((SLAP)) (H)= 1272.449 1273.988 JO: .. (H) , 1273.988 1275.123 (H) .. she uh, 1275.123 1276.131 see see they b=ought, 1276.131 1277.391 it's r- like a regular house. 1277.391 1278.079 On a lake. 1278.079 1278.765 CAM: .. Oh wow. 1278.765 1280.659 JO: .. And- .. and like it's got four bedrooms. 1280.659 1281.495 .. It's two-story? 1281.495 1282.130 (H) [X] -- 1281.832 1283.256 CAM: [You know] she had all those recipes. 1283.256 1283.790 Didn't she? 1283.790 1284.440 JO: Mm= (TSK), 1284.440 1285.700 She had a lot of reci[pes]. 1285.308 1286.787 WESS: [Who wants] more coffee. 1286.787 1287.748 JO: I'll have a little [2bit2]. 1287.502 1287.996 FRED: [2I'm2] done, 1287.996 1289.137 I put my .. cup [3away3]. 1288.791 1289.505 CAM: [3I'll have a3] little bit. 1289.505 1290.791 WESS: ... Do you want some ~Fred? 1290.791 1291.318 JO: .. No=, 1291.318 1292.242 he said he's [done]. 1291.801 1292.242 WESS: [Oh]. 1292.242 1292.727 JO: .. Now you -- 1292.727 1294.168 .. Have you got your hearing aids [in]. 1293.913 1294.888 WESS: [Ye]=s dear. 1294.888 1295.635 JO: ]. 1304.404 1305.645 WESS: [Do you want me to make some] more? 1305.645 1306.461 CAM: @@@@ 1306.461 1306.884 JO: No, 1306.884 1308.665 because .. next time we're gonna make .. decaf. 1308.665 1309.965 ... When ~Patty . 1309.965 1310.866 WESS: ... Oh well, 1310.866 1312.382 .. ~Cameron [might want] some [2more2], 1311.407 1311.831 JO: [WH>]. 1312.086 1312.644 [2. 1313.663 1313.937 CAM: No, 1313.937 1314.617 . 1314.617 1315.136 JO: @= 1315.136 1317.289 ... (H)

. 1322.603 1323.579 CAM: ... Oh yeah yeah. 1323.579 1324.325 JO: You know? 1324.325 1324.771 CAM: .. [Yeah]. 1324.539 1325.307 JO: [And] even me, 1325.307 1325.720 I do. 1325.720 1327.240 (H) And I mean I'm not that heavy. 1327.240 1327.887 But my[=]. 1327.775 1329.648 WESS: [], 1327.987 1328.305 JO: HI>. 1331.361 1332.986 CAM: .. @= @@@@ 1332.986 1334.291 JO: ... . 1334.291 1335.226 (H) ... P>. 1338.380 1340.008 CAM: @Ah= .. [@@@@@] 1339.089 1339.336 JO: [See, 1339.336 1340.920 cause he's got] a . 1342.681 1344.032 ... And I can re -- 1344.032 1345.121 and I told him the other day I said. 1345.121 1347.218 I remember when your dad did that. 1347.218 1350.840 ... And .. and grandpa ... wanted to buy some overalls, 1350.840 1352.389 and grandma never would let him have em. 1352.389 1353.247 ... Cause she said, 1353.247 1354.642 there's a lot of old pants you can wear. 1354.642 1355.680 And I hate that. 1355.680 1357.336 ... You know they take old pants, 1357.336 1358.948 that were ... suit pants or, 1358.948 1360.269 ... or nice pants? 1360.269 1361.610 And then they're .. all spotted, 1361.610 1362.841 and they were em anyway? 1362.841 1364.900 ... I would rather .. see a man, 1364.900 1365.678 an older man, 1365.678 1366.889 in a nice pair of jeans. 1366.889 1367.454 CAM: ... Hmm. 1367.454 1368.382 JO: ... Than an [o=ld, 1368.034 1369.815 WESS: []. 1368.591 1368.965 JO: you know, 1368.965 1370.275 cause it was so dir]ty. 1370.275 1371.026 CAM: Yeah yeah. 1371.026 1371.437 JO: .. And you -- 1371.437 1372.112 y- cause you can't, 1372.112 1374.045 .. y- like see the material years ago. 1374.045 1374.953 You couldn't wash. 1374.953 1376.475 CAM: ... It was all dry-clean. 1376.475 1377.404 JO: It was all dry-clean. 1377.404 1380.257 WESS: .. . 1377.721 1377.930 JO: [So] -- 1380.257 1382.276 CAM: ... @= @@@@@@[2@2] 1382.051 1383.983 JO: [2@2]@[3@@@@ (H)3] 1382.276 1383.983 WESS: [33]. 1383.983 1385.685 JO: 3]. 1384.682 1385.259 WESS: [3Oh well. 1385.259 1386.297 .. Live and3] learn. 1386.297 1388.054 JO: @[4= @4]@@ @@ 1386.506 1387.206 FRED: [4@@@4] 1388.054 1389.174 WESS: (THROAT)[5=5] 1388.499 1389.174 CAM: [5(TSS)=5] 1389.174 1389.623 JO: . 1389.623 1391.601 CAM: ... [You sh]ould get those reci[2pes from Mary Lou. 1389.838 1390.171 WESS: [%] 1390.714 1392.851 [2Yeah we got those big turkey slab2][3s3]. 1391.601 1392.851 CAM: I think I tried that once2][3=3]. 1392.710 1393.606 FRED: [3Here3] [4try one of4] these. 1392.851 1393.305 CAM: [4Didn't I4]? 1393.606 1394.084 JO: .. [5Yeah5]. 1393.706 1394.084 WESS: [5It's a5] -- 1394.084 1394.854 [6this is what6]? 1394.084 1395.364 CAM: [6Or was I gonna ca6]=ll or something. 1395.364 1396.039 [7But I never did. 1395.364 1396.555 FRED: [7A pecan tartlet7]. 1395.989 1396.555 CAM: I can't remem-7] -- 1396.555 1398.102 JO: ... I think you were gonna call, 1398.102 1398.849 but I don't think you did. 1398.849 1399.333 ... Or, 1399.333 1400.656 Y- [or they weren't home or something]. 1399.470 1400.752 WESS: [Well what'd I do with my cof]fee. 1400.752 1401.609 CAM: Yeah maybe that [2was it2]. 1401.246 1402.030 FRED: [2There's one2] here, 1402.030 1402.474 WESS: .. Okay. 1402.474 1403.662 CAM: Is she still [stingy with those]? 1402.921 1404.228 JO: [I've got a f]=ew um, 1404.228 1404.525 Hunh? 1404.525 1406.102 CAM: ... Is she still stingy with all those? 1406.102 1407.090 JO: (TSK) ... , 1408.213 1408.918 if you want em, 1408.918 1409.861 she'll [give em to you]. 1409.127 1410.269 WESS: [2]. 1411.249 1411.888 JO: [2It was2] -- 1411.888 1413.029 WESS: ... that ~Fred made. 1413.029 1413.935 JO: ... I'll have one bite. 1413.935 1415.859 ... He made t[arts]? 1415.410 1415.859 CAM: [See], 1415.859 1416.344 I like, 1416.344 1417.037 .. I like em, 1417.037 1418.369 alre- fresh out of the oven? 1418.369 1419.179 But otherwise it's, 1419.179 1420.354 not [really my style]. 1419.358 1420.354 JO: [Mm=]. 1420.354 1421.269 . 1421.269 1421.771 WESS: Mm. 1421.771 1424.919 JO: ... . 1424.919 1426.200 CAM: Oh he just copies. 1426.200 1426.680 [@] 1426.200 1426.680 JO: [@] 1426.680 1427.784 WESS: 3]. 1427.061 1427.434 CAM: [2@@@2] 1427.434 1427.784 JO: [3What do you mean3], 1427.784 1428.944 . 1428.944 1429.673 CAM: (H) [@@] 1429.217 1429.673 JO: [@@] 1429.673 1430.076 WESS: What am I -- 1430.076 1430.902 ... I .. [got a] -- 1430.740 1432.354 JO: [You] probably got ~Frederick's cup [2now2]. 1432.028 1432.173 WESS: [2Oh, 1432.173 1432.838 I2] probably did. 1432.838 1434.108 JO: @= [3@@@@@3] 1433.236 1434.108 WESS: [3There's my cup3]. 1434.108 1435.308 Now I got two cups. 1435.308 1437.586 JO: ... @@@ ... (H) 1437.586 1440.591 ... I got a recipe for Bohemian cookies. 1440.591 1441.017 CAM: ... What -- 1441.017 1441.623 What is that. 1441.623 1443.227 JO: (H) [And I made them a] couple times, 1441.962 1442.212 WESS: [Mm, 1442.212 1442.700 that's good]. 1443.227 1444.010 JO: But I didn't make em this year. 1444.010 1444.284 FRED: Mm. 1444.284 1444.994 WESS: ... Mm. 1444.994 1446.891 JO: Well the little kids [don't XX XXX]. 1445.588 1446.891 WESS: [Dates on the bottom]? 1446.891 1447.600 JO: ... [2(H)2] 1447.223 1447.600 CAM: [2Oh cause2], 1447.455 1448.659 cause they're too sp=i[3cy3]? 1448.499 1449.022 FRED: [3No3] [4it's a4], 1448.659 1449.022 JO: [4No4], 1449.022 1450.040 [5they're not5] spicy you, 1449.022 1449.400 FRED: [5XX5] 1450.040 1450.577 JO: .. you, 1450.577 1453.178 (H) grind up .. a lotta different [kinds of n]uts, 1452.225 1452.689 FRED: [Nuts]. 1453.178 1454.325 ... Lots of nuts. 1454.325 1455.832 JO: .. [In= Bohemians? 1454.610 1456.546 WESS: [What's that gelatin like on the bottom]. 1455.948 1456.546 JO: u=m], 1456.546 1458.585 ... (TSK) (H) A=nd .. u=m, 1458.585 1459.759 ... they're [sort of, 1459.345 1460.800 FRED: [That's a .. a brown sugar], 1459.784 1460.800 JO: .. (H) uh], 1460.800 1461.742 ... [2fla2][3t3]. 1461.203 1461.583 FRED: [2X2] 1461.583 1461.997 WESS: [3Oh3]=. 1461.997 1462.980 JO: They're about this big around, 1462.980 1464.240 [and they'r=e sorta flat]. 1462.980 1464.240 WESS: [Tastes like a filled cookie]. 1464.240 1465.297 JO: ... But they're very good, 1465.297 1466.669 I [liked em] when I was a little kid. 1465.480 1465.820 FRED: [Mhm], 1466.669 1467.043 WESS: Mm. 1467.043 1468.637 JO: ... [I made em] one year, 1467.690 1468.264 WESS: [], 1468.637 1469.064 JO: nobody ate em, 1469.064 1469.982 so I didn't . 1469.982 1471.321 CAM: @(TSS)= @@[@@] 1471.043 1472.321 JO: [(H) but] [2they're Bohe2]mians. 1471.321 1471.935 WESS: [2. 1474.710 1475.627 JO: ... Hmm. 1475.627 1476.475 ... (TSK) Oh, 1476.475 1477.455 that's all I've heard about is, 1477.455 1478.501 M=arve ~Norton's, 1478.501 1480.786 .. mother's <@ fill[ed XX @>]. 1479.700 1480.786 CAM: [Fi=lled cookies]. 1480.786 1481.555 Why are they [2filled2]. 1481.172 1481.555 JO: [2(H)2] 1481.346 1482.506 WESS: [2I2] used to go play with him, 1482.506 1483.856 when I knew she was gonna make em? 1483.856 1485.215 ... So [we'd be out there], 1484.404 1486.078 JO: [Was that the only time] you wanted to play with him? 1486.078 1487.914 WESS: ... . 1487.914 1489.063 CAM: ... @ 1489.063 1489.785 JO: @(Hx)= 1489.785 1492.418 WESS: ... And he'd run in and get some filled cookies, 1492.418 1494.483 ... Mm=. 1494.483 1496.135 FRED: ... @@@ 1496.135 1498.282 WESS: ... , 1498.282 1499.693 ... but by the t[ime I got em], 1499.014 1500.163 JO: [She was a ni]ce lady. 1500.163 1501.612 I don't know how she ever had Marve. 1501.612 1502.367 He's a [creep]. 1501.932 1502.367 WESS: [Hm]. 1502.367 1503.814 CAM: ... @= [2@2] 1503.489 1505.175 JO: [2But @the] lady was @really @nice. 1505.175 1505.625 @@@ 1505.625 1507.612 (H) She was probably too nice to her kids. 1507.612 1508.424 (Hx)= [@@@] 1507.769 1508.924 CAM: [@= @]@@@ 1509.478 1510.063 WESS: Liz[=]. 1509.738 1510.063 JO: [Yep]? 1510.063 1511.175 .. She was really and, 1511.175 1512.376 (H) she was very sickly, 1512.376 1513.411 all her li=fe though. 1513.411 1514.024 WESS: .. Mm[=]. 1513.582 1514.927 JO: [She was a l]ittle tiny thing, 1514.927 1515.932 and real thi=n, 1515.932 1517.383 WESS: And she [always had a cold], 1516.293 1517.383 JO: [thin and frail], 1517.383 1519.405 (TSK) (H) But she was a=lways nice. 1519.405 1520.231 So nice. 1520.231 1522.480 ... But she had ... Ma=rve, 1522.480 1523.409 (H) and then, 1523.409 1525.174 twelve years a=fter Marve was born, 1525.174 1526.374 she had ... another, 1526.374 1527.721 ... [and then], 1527.179 1527.721 WESS: [Two more]. 1527.721 1528.397 JO: ... %Eh, 1528.397 1528.753 then, 1528.753 1530.396 two years after that she had another one. 1530.396 1531.768 .. [And that just] about killed her. 1530.521 1531.068 WESS: [(TSK) (H)] 1531.768 1534.724 JO: ... She was ... dead right after we were married. 1534.724 1536.504 ... [About a year af]ter. 1535.645 1536.369 CAM: [How old was she]. 1536.504 1537.068 WESS: .. M[2hm2]. 1536.860 1537.773 JO: [2She wa2]sn't very old, 1537.773 1538.329 maybe, 1538.329 1539.535 ... fifty-five? 1539.535 1540.190 ..

, 1540.190 1541.418 WESS: .. N- O=scar, 1541.418 1542.157 Marve's dad, 1542.157 1542.616 he was, 1542.616 1543.683 . 1544.278 1545.171 ... We were -- 1545.171 1545.734 We went -- 1545.734 1546.862 ... One day, 1546.862 1549.272 we used to go out in back of my ... dad's barn, 1549.272 1551.504 .. and talk to Mister ~Heschberger and Oscar. 1551.504 1554.008 ... (H)= I got home from the war and, 1554.008 1555.995 ... (H) we're out there talking, 1555.995 1556.603 and Oscar says, 1556.603 1556.903 come on, 1556.903 1557.708 we'll go up to Schultz's. 1557.708 1558.424 I'll buy one. 1558.424 1561.060 ... And we're sitting up to Schultz's, 1561.060 1562.966 ... at this end of the bar, 1562.966 1564.726 and there was a guy on the other end of the bar, 1564.726 1566.188 ... really .. loud, 1566.188 1566.624 you know. 1566.624 1567.128 CAM: .. Mhm. 1567.128 1568.914 WESS: ... So Oscar goes down there, 1568.914 1570.352 and I was .. coming back from the john, 1570.352 1572.094 and .. Oscar went down to talk to the guy. 1572.094 1572.663 He says, 1572.663 1575.025 ... hey listen you son of a bitch, 1575.025 1577.117 [.. I brought] [2my friends2] in here to talk. 1575.025 1575.589 CAM: [@=] 1575.589 1576.176 JO: [2@=2] 1577.117 1577.829 WESS: And I don't want, 1577.829 1578.980 .. your loud mouth, 1578.980 1580.821 overdoing what we're talking about, 1580.821 1581.524 way [down there], 1581.071 1581.524 JO: [@(Hx)] 1581.549 1582.355 WESS: [2So shut up2]. 1581.549 1583.457 CAM: [2@(Hx)= @@2]@@@@@ 1583.457 1584.195 @@ [3@(H)3] 1583.912 1585.045 WESS: [3And the3] guy shut up. 1585.045 1585.327 JO: @(H) 1585.327 1587.236 CAM: @[@@]@@[2@@@2] 1585.499 1585.827 FRED: [@Hunh]. 1586.788 1587.516 JO: [2(H) He2] [3was, 1587.261 1587.887 WESS: [3Oscar3], 1587.516 1588.899 JO: he was3] a mean old [4guy4]. 1588.590 1590.123 FRED: [4@4]@@@ [5(H) 1589.822 1590.123 WESS: [5No, 1590.123 1590.567 he was, 1590.007 1590.797 FRED: @@@5] 1590.567 1592.159 WESS: he5] was built like .. uh, 1592.159 1593.720 JO: ... Well he [6was6] -- 1593.442 1594.927 WESS: [6I guess6] like Marve is now, 1594.927 1595.813 but he was real, 1595.813 1596.916 JO: ... Yeah [he was -- 1596.591 1597.205 CAM: [Mouthy]. 1596.591 1597.205 WESS: [You know], 1596.916 1597.609 JO: (H)] Well, 1597.609 1597.989 you know, 1597.989 1598.975 he wouldn't go to the dentist. 1598.975 1599.945 He [pulled his own tee]=th. 1599.098 1599.749 FRED: [(COUGH) (COUGH)] 1599.945 1600.933 CAM: .. Ew=. 1600.933 1601.952 JO: He goes ou=t in the, 1601.952 1603.362 (H) he'd go out in the garage, 1603.362 1604.660 ... or in the barn, 1604.660 1605.672 and .. and [uh], 1605.326 1605.591 WESS: [No], 1605.591 1606.253 in the garage. 1606.253 1606.791 JO: [In the gara]=ge? 1606.253 1606.625 WESS: [He had a] -- 1606.791 1607.833 They had a cement garage. 1607.833 1609.533 JO: ... He'd go out [there and pull his teeth]. 1608.557 1609.533 WESS: [Made out of blocks]. 1609.533 1610.785 ... He went out, 1610.785 1611.409 he asked [the -- 1611.216 1612.479 JO: [Cause they wanted ten dol]lars, 1611.409 1612.164 WESS: .. Called up the d-] -- 1612.479 1613.354 JO: .. <@ to pull his tooth @>. 1613.354 1613.865 WESS: .. Yeah. 1613.865 1615.145 the doctor wanted ten dollars, 1615.145 1615.674 he says hell, 1615.674 1617.015 I can pull the son of a bitch. 1617.015 1617.721 JO: ... [@=] 1617.303 1618.108 WESS: [He got up] there, 1618.108 1619.550 and he'd ... [2pull that thing out2], 1618.713 1619.550 JO: [2@@@@@2] 1619.550 1621.342 (H) . 1621.342 1622.118 WESS: ... Mm-mm. 1622.118 1623.566 JO: ... Can you believe that, 1623.566 1623.850 I mean, 1623.850 1624.571 CAM: [Yeah it wouldn't be] [2me2]. 1623.850 1624.373 JO: []. 1623.850 1625.714 WESS: [.. Boy] [2talk2] [3about being tough3]. 1624.571 1625.714 JO: [3For ten bucks3]? 1625.714 1628.359 CAM: ... Maybe [4he rinsed with peroxide or something4]. 1626.487 1629.261 FRED: [4You know when I was a kid my parents used4] to pull my teeth. 1629.261 1630.004 JO: ... Well yeah [5but, 1629.829 1631.491 WESS: [5Oh baby tee=th5]. 1630.004 1631.491 JO: they were baby tee=th5]. 1631.491 1633.050 CAM: [67]. 1631.491 1631.784 JO: [6@ 1631.784 1632.900 @~Frederi=ck6]. 1632.876 1635.124 WESS: [7You7] can [8pull them your8]self with a finger. 1633.225 1633.900 JO: [8@@ (H)8] 1635.124 1636.118 ... . 1636.118 1636.736 They're easy. 1636.736 1637.745 But not ones that, 1637.745 1638.763 ... [you know]. 1638.525 1638.763 CAM: [] 1638.763 1640.130 ... All little kids pull their own teeth. 1640.130 1641.130 I always pulled my own teeth. 1641.130 1642.177 JO: ... Yeah, 1642.177 1643.318 cause you wanted the dollar. 1643.318 1645.143 ... @(Hx)[= @@] 1644.508 1646.441 CAM: [Oh I don't think it] was a dollar to start with. 1646.441 1647.720 JO: (H) .. We=ll, 1647.720 1648.476 WESS: What [was it that], 1647.882 1649.470 JO: [Not well maybe when-] not when you [2started. 1649.064 1649.471 WESS: [2They used- -- 1649.471 1650.285 They used to2], 1649.470 1650.561 JO: It .. got up2] [3there3]. 1650.401 1651.052 CAM: [3I don't3] [4remember4]. 1650.586 1651.970 WESS: [3T3][4ie a str4]ing around your tooth, 1651.970 1652.974 and then close the door, 1652.974 1653.902 and it pulled the tooth. 1653.902 1655.841 JO: [@(Hx)= @@@@@ (H)] 1653.902 1654.709 CAM: [Oh= I, 1654.709 1655.841 think that was just a joke]. 1655.841 1657.031 JO: (H) ]. 1656.706 1657.031 WESS: [Mm]. 1657.031 1658.501 JO: ... Yeah I ne[2ver saw anybody do it2]. 1657.591 1658.501 WESS: [2Old wive's tale2]. 1658.501 1659.066 CAM: ... Yeah. 1659.066 1661.925 >ENV: ((ROCKING_CHAIR_SQUEAKING)) 1661.925 1663.106 JO: ... Aw= me=. 1663.106 1665.028 CAM: ... Your chair's a little squeaky . 1665.028 1665.278 JO: (GASP) 1665.278 1666.771 WESS: Not a [creature was stirring]. 1665.528 1665.975 JO: Well, 1665.975 1666.771 oil it. 1666.771 1667.190 @= 1667.190 1668.335 CAM: @@@@@@@ 1668.335 1669.940 JO: (H) It's a getting to be old. 1669.940 1671.555 FRED: ... You did bring the gifts? 1671.555 1672.885 CAM: ... I did bring the gifts. 1672.885 1673.286 JO: (GASP) 1673.286 1674.541 ...