Line | Speaker | St Time | Content | En Time |
1 | DCA_int_01 | 0.5166 | Okay, for a starter | 2.0822 |
3 | | 2.3275 | uh, could you tell me the kinds of games you used to play as a kid, say around | 6.0936 |
5 | | 6.9245 | ten or eleven /or eight/? | 8.2366 |
6 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 11.2590 | Well um | 12.1169 |
8 | | 13.5931 | at that time I was living in Hyattsville, Maryland, | 15.7128 |
10 | | 15.8936 | and there were no other | 16.9284 |
12 | | 17.3814 | uh, | 17.7391 |
14 | | 18.8855 | kids around to uh, | 19.9434 |
16 | | 20.3281 | play with. | 20.7974 |
17 | DCA_int_01 | 21.3019 | Mm. | 21.4906 |
18 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 21.4475 | So | 21.8284 |
19 | | 22.1429 | mostly I | 22.9469 |
21 | | 23.1200 | would read, | 23.7163 |
23 | | 25.3396 | and uh | 25.9436 |
25 | | 27.6122 | I can't | 28.0969 |
27 | | 28.8432 | particularly remember any | 30.0935 |
29 | | 30.2281 | games I would play at that time. | 31.7745 |
30 | DCA_int_01 | 32.0398 | Mm-hm. | 32.3954 |
31 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 33.7547 | I had | 34.1741 |
33 | | 34.4126 | lots of toys and, so I just played with those mostly. | 36.6822 |
35 | | 36.9198 | And read. | 37.4276 |
36 | DCA_int_01 | 38.7855 | Never played kick the can or tag or | 41.2302 |
38 | | 41.6740 | /inaudible/? | 42.7969 |
39 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 43.2508 | Well in- in school, during the recess, I would play those | 45.8013 |
41 | | 46.3860 | games but uh, | 47.3776 |
43 | | 48.1508 | outside of school, I | 49.2395 |
45 | | 50.1512 | didn't have much to do. | 50.9552 |
46 | DCA_int_01 | 52.1545 | So /what would/ | 52.6353 |
48 | | 53.0239 | /would/ you play during recess? | 54.3203 |
50 | | 55.0127 | Which games? Do you remember? | 56.4745 |
51 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 57.8315 | Um, we played | 58.8894 |
53 | | 59.2472 | tag. | 59.7281 |
55 | | 60.7359 | When I was in junior high school, there was a | 62.4584 |
57 | | 62.9700 | modified version of tag we played, | 64.7588 |
59 | | 65.5821 | in which one person would be it, | 67.1507 |
61 | | 67.3892 | and then | 67.8393 |
63 | | 68.4817 | each person that he caught | 69.9935 |
65 | | 70.7975 | would uh, | 71.4130 |
67 | | 72.7777 | would also be it, so there would be | 74.1818 |
69 | | 74.2857 | first one, then two, and then say | 75.9552 |
71 | | 76.0668 | three and they would be, all be going after the others. | 78.3624 |
73 | | 79.2819 | And we'd have say twelve or thirteen kids playing to begin with. | 81.9430 |
75 | | 83.4740 | And the last person | 84.6742 |
77 | | 85.4975 | would | 85.7437 |
79 | | 85.8591 | always | 86.4438 |
81 | | 86.6198 | make a | 87.0430 |
83 | | 87.3200 | daring run for it, | 88.4663 |
85 | | 88.7202 | trying to run the gauntlet. | 89.5396 |
86 | DCA_int_01 | 89.9779 | Mm-hm. | 90.3701 |
88 | | 92.1084 | /inaudible/ | 95.2628 |
90 | | 96.0544 | How did the first ones | 97.1507 |
92 | | 97.7585 | to play tag get picked? | 99.4358 |
94 | | 100.0859 | First one it /inaudible/ | 101.0151 |
96 | | 102.8432 | Do you remember? | 103.7703 |
97 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 104.6743 | Um | 105.1898 |
99 | | 108.4471 | can't say that I do. | 109.5704 |
100 | DCA_int_01 | 110.7197 | Were there any rhymes or little poems /inaudible/? | 113.2135 |
101 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 113.5010 | Not that I remember. | 114.3627 |
102 | DCA_int_01 | 115.9950 | Sometimes you know kids will say one potato, two potato, three potato, four. Things like this? And the last one, | 121.3511 |
104 | | 122.1355 | the last at the end of the rhyme will be the one who is chosen /inaudible/? | 126.0111 |
106 | | 126.9007 | You don't recall anything like that? | 128.1315 |
107 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 128.2933 | No, sir. | 128.7780 |
108 | DCA_int_01 | 129.7705 | How about uh | 130.7091 |
110 | | 131.8276 | hide and seek? | 132.7355 |
111 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 135.7813 | Well this a combination of tag and hide and seek | 138.0817 |
113 | | 138.2241 | because | 138.7511 |
115 | | 139.2358 | uh, in the school yard | 140.3322 |
117 | | 140.7275 | there were | 141.2660 |
119 | | 141.3622 | cars | 141.7738 |
121 | | 141.8469 | parked also. | 142.6701 |
122 | DCA_int_01 | 142.9617 | /inaudible/ | 143.5539 |
123 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 143.7434 | So | 144.1704 |
125 | | 145.2399 | what would happen actually was that the first per-, the person who was it, | 148.3203 |
127 | | 149.1781 | would | 149.5013 |
129 | | 149.7552 | uh agree to remain in a certain spot. Say at one end of the fi- one end of the playing field | 154.3936 |
131 | | 155.2543 | of the school yard. | 156.1968 |
133 | | 157.1239 | And he would, say, count to one hundred, while all the others | 159.4705 |
135 | | 159.8350 | ran away and hid. | 160.9814 |
137 | | 161.7277 | And then | 162.2008 |
139 | | 162.3970 | from there on it would be | 163.5011 |
141 | | 164.5898 | tag, and then he would- he would come and catch the others | 166.9777 |
143 | | 167.1662 | and tag them. | 167.7894 |
145 | | 168.4626 | Then they would be it too, and they'd find the others | 170.2938 |
147 | | 170.5467 | eventually. | 171.0968 |
148 | DCA_int_01 | 175.4159 | Um | 175.7044 |
150 | | 176.0545 | do you ever watch television? | 177.3778 |
151 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 178.5973 | Rarely. | 179.3359 |
152 | DCA_int_01 | 179.1820 | <laugh> | 179.6744 |
153 | | 180.1871 | /inaudible/ | 181.0747 |
155 | | 181.9410 | Um, | 182.4228 |
157 | | 183.3396 | Do you have any favorite programs? | 185.4977 |
159 | | 186.9933 | /inaudible/ | 188.7522 |
160 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 190.4467 | Um | 190.9430 |
162 | | 197.3086 | I | 197.8857 |
164 | | 198.3858 | usually don't watch that much. I couldn't | 200.3044 |
166 | | 200.4544 | even say that I watch, | 201.7547 |
168 | | 202.2856 | watch a program a week, I don't know. | 203.8512 |
170 | | 204.7889 | There's nothing that I watch every week though. | 206.5585 |
171 | DCA_int_01 | 207.8049 | Is there anything- | 208.5473 |
173 | | 208.8859 | or is there any uh | 209.6937 |
175 | | 210.2929 | adventure story programs that you recall from /inaudible/ that you could tell about? | 215.4329 |
176 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 218.2935 | Well I used to watch television quite a bit, | 220.2400 |
178 | | 220.9969 | and I would | 221.6739 |
180 | | 222.6434 | watch almost anything that came on. | 224.0398 |
181 | DCA_int_01 | 224.2290 | Mm-hm. | 224.6676 |
183 | | 226.3970 | Do you remember an episode of any program? | 228.3550 |
184 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 229.4168 | I- I used to watch | 230.4660 |
186 | | 231.0969 | uh | 231.5124 |
188 | | 233.2166 | Twilight Zone and- and Outer Limits, | 235.1813 |
189 | DCA_int_01 | 235.8080 | Mm-hm. | 236.1848 |
190 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 236.1508 | I believe. | 236.6971 |
191 | | 237.9588 | Science- science fiction mostly. | 239.3899 |
192 | DCA_int_01 | 239.5230 | Mm-hm. | 240.0184 |
193 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 240.5430 | Most of the programs were - | 241.6471 |
195 | | 241.7586 | were pretty bad because all they had were a lot of monsters running around. | 244.5391 |
196 | DCA_int_01 | 244.5649 | <laugh> | 244.9553 |
197 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 245.1506 | But every once in a while, especially Twilight Zone, | 247.1087 |
199 | | 247.5857 | had some pretty imaginative uh | 249.2706 |
201 | | 250.1545 | programs on. | 250.9431 |
202 | DCA_int_01 | 252.0587 | Do you remember any | 252.9512 |
204 | | 253.7706 | in particular? | 254.8361 |
205 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 255.6969 | Quite a f- I remember quite a few of those. | 257.6588 |
206 | DCA_int_01 | 259.0197 | Can you tell me about one? | 260.5853 |
207 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 261.6894 | Um | 262.2010 |
209 | | 264.7237 | let me see. | 265.4046 |
211 | | 267.4665 | They're all mixed up. | 268.3166 |
212 | DCA_int_01 | 271.5548 | /inaudible/ | 272.4973 |
213 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 273.0089 | <laugh> | 273.7398 |
214 | DCA_int_01 | 273.6052 | piece of the old one. | 274.7631 |
215 | | 275.5666 | <laugh> | 276.0826 |
216 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 277.2780 | There was one on Outer Limits, in which uh | 279.2399 |
218 | | 280.5854 | a uh, group of scientists were concerned about the uh | 283.1666 |
220 | | 284.0082 | plight of the world. | 284.9160 |
222 | | 285.1776 | They thought that the | 285.7893 |
224 | | 286.4817 | uh | 286.9626 |
226 | | 288.4321 | nations of the world were so concerned with | 290.1392 |
228 | | 290.9085 | uh, the destruction of each other that- | 292.4973 |
230 | | 292.8512 | that they'd destroy the world eventually. | 294.5660 |
232 | | 295.1238 | And so they wanted to do something about this. | 296.9357 |
234 | | 297.5473 | They um | 298.1590 |
236 | | 299.8430 | figured that | 300.3315 |
238 | | 300.4893 | if | 300.7662 |
240 | | 301.3740 | the world was | 302.1396 |
242 | | 302.3050 | threatened by say, a menace from space, | 304.2400 |
244 | | 304.9622 | that uh | 305.6393 |
246 | | 306.8164 | the- | 307.1165 |
248 | | 307.2511 | it would | 307.5743 |
250 | | 307.9474 | promote unification of all the countries and end | 310.3546 |
252 | | 310.6932 | conflict within the uh | 312.2358 |
254 | | 312.3589 | world, | 312.7128 |
256 | | 314.6584 | against this menace | 315.6316 |
257 | DCA_int_01 | 315.7122 | Mm-hm. | 316.1214 |
258 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 316.3317 | from space. | 316.9165 |
260 | | 317.8320 | So they took- | 318.6822 |
262 | | 318.8236 | they chose | 319.8699 |
264 | | 320.2085 | from their own number | 321.0125 |
266 | | 321.3779 | one man to uh | 322.6820 |
268 | | 323.2398 | become | 323.7822 |
270 | | 324.4737 | a uh space creature, | 325.9086 |
272 | | 326.1817 | which they did through uh | 327.3166 |
274 | | 328.0282 | various scientific procedures which were kind of | 330.2508 |
276 | | 330.6086 | vaguely presented in the- | 331.8165 |
277 | DCA_int_01 | 331.9719 | Mm-hm. | 332.5176 |
278 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 332.7705 | in the episode, I guess they couldn't figure out anything that would really work. | 335.4470 |
280 | | 336.9127 | Um | 337.4128 |
282 | | 338.4889 | and they expanded his lungs, his lung capacity, | 341.1202 |
284 | | 341.9896 | and uh | 342.8436 |
286 | | 343.5236 | changed his uh | 344.6469 |
288 | | 345.9471 | metabolism | 346.7351 |
290 | | 348.1283 | and all kinds of things to make him look | 350.1431 |
292 | | 350.2624 | uh | 350.6778 |
294 | | 351.5280 | like an alien creature. | 352.5244 |
296 | | 353.3966 | And they launched him | 354.3815 |
298 | | 355.5778 | uh | 355.9818 |
300 | | 356.0625 | from the Earth, | 356.6857 |
302 | | 357.8513 | and then he came back down, posing as | 359.9162 |
304 | | 360.3817 | an alien | 360.9548 |
306 | | 361.1510 | UFO I guess. | 362.1820 |
308 | | 363.2784 | Uh | 363.6515 |
310 | | 364.5161 | but unfortunately something went wrong when he landed. He was uh | 367.5821 |
312 | | 368.4890 | shot at by some hunters, | 369.9508 |
313 | DCA_int_01 | 370.0508 | <laugh> | 370.6702 |
314 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 372.7398 | and they wounded him, | 373.7092 |
316 | | 373.8468 | and he | 374.3238 |
318 | | 374.8046 | staggered back to the laboratory | 376.3896 |
320 | | 376.9704 | where he'd hide, so there wasn't, | 378.5323 |
322 | | 378.8814 | wasn't much to that. | 379.7623 |
324 | | 380.3509 | It was a tragedy because uh | 381.8281 |
326 | | 384.0199 | he | 384.2930 |
328 | | 384.5008 | had a wife I think, | 385.5202 |
330 | | 386.5935 | and she didn't know what was going on | 388.3784 |
332 | | 388.7545 | until the end when she was there, and she saw | 390.6471 |
334 | | 391.0857 | this alien creature | 392.1320 |
336 | | 392.2282 | dead, but she knew it was her husband. | 393.7160 |
337 | DCA_int_01 | 394.3578 | /inaudible/ | 395.2576 |
338 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 396.1896 | And there were some others. | 397.3167 |
340 | | 397.5398 | I believe there was one about a man who had | 399.4200 |
342 | | 400.1009 | a- | 400.4856 |
344 | | 400.7741 | a plate of some kind in his | 402.3013 |
346 | | 402.6591 | brain, | 403.2053 |
348 | | 403.8545 | which enabled him to uh | 405.3010 |
350 | | 407.0513 | have | 407.3783 |
352 | | 407.5168 | kind of a mental power over others. | 409.3239 |
354 | | 411.2011 | Uh | 411.4973 |
356 | | 412.5283 | and he | 412.8361 |
358 | | 412.9698 | used his power, and | 414.1969 |
360 | | 414.6047 | whenever say, he would think about | 416.0627 |
362 | | 416.2011 | a person, whenever he- he would get really | 417.9707 |
364 | | 418.7238 | angry | 419.2854 |
366 | | 419.7047 | or concerned | 420.5664 |
368 | | 421.6089 | about uh, what somebody say had done to him, he could think about | 424.2316 |
370 | | 424.5970 | that, | 424.8778 |
372 | | 425.7895 | and this person would | 426.8821 |
374 | | 427.2052 | be in some way, killed. | 428.4468 |
375 | DCA_int_01 | 429.0080 | Mm-hm. | 429.4053 |
376 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 430.0817 | And uh | 430.6895 |
378 | | 431.0781 | in the end | 431.8282 |
380 | | 432.9967 | uh | 433.3429 |
382 | | 433.4622 | I believe | 433.9700 |
384 | | 434.2316 | he was killed himself by his own power. | 435.9204 |
386 | | 438.4584 | I don't remember the - this is | 439.5124 |
388 | | 439.7548 | several years ago. | 440.6973 |
389 | DCA_int_01 | 442.5005 | /inaudible/ | 448.6886 |
391 | | 450.3895 | Mm- do you have a pet? | 451.3397 |
392 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 452.0360 | Uh, no sir. | 452.7130 |
393 | DCA_int_01 | 453.9163 | Have you ever | 454.6740 |
395 | | 455.6857 | /inaudible/ | 456.9937 |
397 | | 458.3950 | /inaudible/ | 459.6852 |
398 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 459.8625 | Well uh | 460.5703 |
400 | | 461.9168 | we- | 462.2707 |
402 | | 462.3630 | I've never had a dog. We've | 463.4507 |
404 | | 463.9393 | had | 464.2509 |
406 | | 464.4009 | quite a few cats, several cats. | 466.0474 |
408 | | 467.0591 | Um, especially out in Maryland. | 468.5007 |
410 | | 468.9008 | We had a | 469.3471 |
412 | | 469.4702 | rabbit out there, | 470.2895 |
414 | | 470.4434 | a big | 470.8320 |
416 | | 470.9627 | white rabbit, | 471.4782 |
417 | DCA_int_01 | 471.5533 | Mm. | 471.7958 |
418 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 473.2519 | uh, | 473.5827 |
420 | | 473.6480 | in Maryland. | 474.2314 |
422 | | 476.5605 | And uh | 477.2466 |
423 | DCA_int_01 | 477.2746 | What happened to it? | 477.9328 |
425 | | 478.1895 | Where did you keep the rabbit? | 479.5617 |
426 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 480.3359 | We made a pen for him using uh, | 481.9928 |
428 | | 482.0628 | an old door as the uh, | 483.5658 |
430 | | 483.8598 | bottom, | 484.2892 |
432 | | 484.8913 | and we used some | 485.6428 |
434 | | 485.9642 | chicken wire | 486.5803 |
436 | | 486.6783 | and | 486.9164 |
438 | | 487.5325 | screened it in. | 488.1439 |
439 | DCA_int_01 | 489.6842 | Uh, was it large enough | 491.1638 |
441 | | 491.2648 | /??/ | 491.7706 |
443 | | 492.5867 | /inaudible/? | 493.6509 |
444 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 494.2903 | Y- yes it was quite large, | 495.6953 |
446 | | 496.2460 | and we'd let him out. | 497.0628 |
448 | | 497.1469 | /He would-/ | 497.4456 |
450 | | 498.0617 | we tried to walk him several times to keep him from getting away, but he didn't like that too much. | 501.6643 |
451 | DCA_int_01 | 501.8021 | /inaudible/ | 502.5865 |
453 | | 503.6107 | Did you name it? | 504.5208 |
454 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 505.1316 | Uh yes. | 505.8224 |
456 | | 506.4245 | Uh | 506.5692 |
458 | | 506.6252 | Fluffy. | 507.1853 |
459 | DCA_int_01 | 510.9653 | How did you | 511.4981 |
461 | | 511.9268 | feed him? | 512.4496 |
463 | | 512.7250 | Lettuce and carrots, stuff like that? | 514.4340 |
464 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 514.7273 | Oh we had some rabbit food, I believe, and | 516.5616 |
466 | | 516.8417 | lettuce and carrots and different things. | 518.3813 |
467 | DCA_int_01 | 521.2518 | Any of the cats ever go into um | 523.2635 |
468 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 524.8451 | Um, | 525.2839 |
469 | DCA_int_01 | 525.3212 | /inaudible/ | 526.1660 |
470 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 527.1882 | we had a cat | 527.9303 |
472 | | 528.1310 | uh, | 528.5138 |
474 | | 529.4473 | the only cat we've had since we've uh been in Washington. | 531.9577 |
476 | | 532.8119 | It was- it was a big | 533.7547 |
478 | | 534.1374 | uh | 534.5155 |
480 | | 535.1176 | buff colored cat, | 536.0651 |
482 | | 536.8813 | very | 537.2547 |
484 | | 537.3667 | very big. | 537.9314 |
486 | | 538.9630 | And uh | 539.6584 |
488 | | 541.2827 | it was tremendously friendly. It- it would | 543.0610 |
490 | | 543.5084 | walk down the sidewalk, and if somebody was coming, | 545.5621 |
492 | | 546.0102 | it would just stop and then flop over on its side | 548.3300 |
494 | | 548.7687 | and put all four paws up in the air, waiting for somebody to - | 550.9991 |
496 | | 551.1205 | to scratch its belly or something. | 552.5674 |
497 | DCA_int_01 | 552.3766 | <laugh> | 552.9175 |
498 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 554.2710 | And uh | 554.9805 |
500 | | 555.8153 | he was mischievous. He would hide behind the garage | 558.0930 |
502 | | 558.5971 | around the back when somebody was coming down the walk. | 560.5621 |
504 | | 561.5370 | I believe he did that to uh | 562.8626 |
506 | | 563.6280 | our next door neighbor, who lives across the alley. | 565.5790 |
508 | | 566.2325 | He's uh, | 566.8066 |
510 | | 567.4874 | used to play football. He's about six foot four and weighs about two hundred and seventy pounds or so. | 571.6881 |
512 | | 572.6683 | And uh, the cat hid behind the garage. When the man- it was dusk, and he was | 575.9115 |
514 | | 576.2009 | coming down the walk, and the cat darted out and started screeching | 578.9828 |
515 | DCA_int_01 | 579.3888 | <laugh> | 580.6584 |
516 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 580.9711 | and scared him like anything. | 582.1980 |
517 | DCA_int_01 | 582.2027 | <laugh> | 583.7196 |
519 | | 584.0440 | /Alright, very good/. | 585.1484 |
521 | | 585.8246 | /inaudible/ | 588.0971 |
523 | | 589.2826 | Have you seen a movie recently? /??/ | 591.4024 |
525 | | 591.8875 | /That impressed you?/ | 592.8577 |
526 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 594.8736 | Um | 595.4570 |
528 | | 598.0055 | I saw In the Heat of the Night not too long ago. | 599.9612 |
529 | DCA_int_01 | 600.3502 | What was that about? | 601.3400 |
530 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 602.2196 | Um, | 602.7423 |
532 | | 603.8905 | it was about a uh | 605.1321 |
534 | | 605.7902 | Negro | 606.3643 |
536 | | 606.4943 | policeman from Philadelphia, | 607.9413 |
538 | | 608.3753 | a homicide uh | 609.4862 |
540 | | 609.9949 | detective | 610.4850 |
542 | | 611.4699 | who uh, | 612.0300 |
544 | | 612.5621 | was returning home from uh, | 614.0550 |
546 | | 614.8578 | seeing his mother, and he stopped over in a little Southern town. | 617.7657 |
548 | | 619.4086 | Um, | 619.8054 |
550 | | 621.2049 | and unknowingly, he | 622.3065 |
552 | | 622.9273 | had chosen the time | 624.3042 |
554 | | 624.7943 | uh to stop over | 625.8678 |
556 | | 626.2779 | when there had just been a murder, | 627.3094 |
558 | | 628.3456 | and uh | 629.0363 |
560 | | 629.1250 | the police were, were anxious to find somebody they could pin the murder on. | 632.5550 |
562 | | 633.4511 | And uh, | 634.1839 |
564 | | 635.4488 | the uh, | 636.0276 |
566 | | 637.5399 | one of the | 638.0019 |
568 | | 638.8881 | deputies | 639.6442 |
570 | | 639.9149 | in- of the uh, | 640.8951 |
572 | | 642.2814 | of the town | 642.9488 |
574 | | 643.5883 | saw | 644.1017 |
576 | | 644.2417 | this uh | 644.8858 |
578 | | 645.1699 | policeman sitting in the uh station. | 646.8595 |
580 | | 647.6203 | And uh, | 648.3578 |
582 | | 648.7779 | this was Sydney Poitier. He was all dressed up and everything, had a lot of money on him. | 651.9418 |
584 | | 652.7119 | And so the deputy arrested him cause- | 654.1391 |
586 | | 654.2335 | because he thought that he was the uh murderer | 656.0772 |
588 | | 656.7166 | of this man, who had also been rather, | 658.6950 |
590 | | 659.0824 | was rather wealthy. He was probably the wealthiest man in that town. | 661.6448 |
591 | DCA_int_01 | 661.6936 | Mm-hm. | 662.1000 |
592 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 663.0637 | And um, | 663.8152 |
594 | | 665.8589 | they found out later that uh, | 667.4085 |
596 | | 667.6606 | he was actually a homicide detective, which was rather embarrassing. | 670.4284 |
598 | | 672.2527 | And uh | 672.8361 |
600 | | 673.0975 | they decided to put him | 674.3764 |
602 | | 675.0392 | on the case. He stayed down there, | 676.6075 |
604 | | 677.1529 | and uh | 677.7784 |
606 | | 678.7305 | the rest of the story is mostly a | 680.3408 |
608 | | 680.7469 | mystery story, | 681.6477 |
610 | | 682.7252 | as he finds the uh | 683.8641 |
612 | | 683.9481 | murderer | 684.4475 |
614 | | 684.5316 | of this uh | 685.2457 |
616 | | 685.9271 | wealthy man. | 686.8280 |
618 | | 689.1891 | And uh | 689.7678 |
620 | | 690.6033 | Rod Steiger was the um, | 692.0362 |
622 | | 693.7632 | was the sheriff of that, | 694.7340 |
624 | | 695.2328 | of that town, | 695.9096 |
626 | | 697.1885 | and they got three or four | 698.3600 |
628 | | 698.4627 | men who they believed to be the | 699.7836 |
630 | | 700.0357 | uh, killer, | 700.7638 |
632 | | 701.0018 | and they were | 701.4546 |
634 | | 701.6039 | all | 702.0007 |
636 | | 702.4994 | all wrong. They had to release them | 703.8857 |
638 | | 704.5531 | and catch another one, then release him. | 706.1634 |
640 | | 707.7590 | And they finally caught the uh | 709.0146 |
642 | | 709.9201 | caught the right man. It was kind of a surprise ending, | 711.9364 |
643 | DCA_int_01 | 712.2475 | Mm-hm. | 712.7641 |
644 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 713.6354 | and uh there was also kind of a sub plot in which | 716.1552 |
646 | | 716.6499 | the uh | 717.1867 |
648 | | 718.2836 | the sheriff | 718.9370 |
650 | | 719.8145 | and | 720.2579 |
652 | | 720.4400 | all the rest of the people in the town, of course, were prejudiced against uh | 723.3098 |
654 | | 723.4172 | Poitier. | 723.8792 |
656 | | 725.3775 | And the sheriff at least | 726.4737 |
658 | | 727.1131 | at the end was kind of, was Poitier's friend. Not | 729.5029 |
660 | | 729.8903 | so much | 730.4971 |
662 | | 731.4492 | a | 731.6546 |
664 | | 731.9720 | friend, but uh | 733.0782 |
666 | | 733.7357 | he wasn't | 734.4078 |
668 | | 734.5991 | as opposed | 735.4533 |
670 | | 735.5980 | or prejudiced as he was to begin with. | 737.1056 |
671 | DCA_int_01 | 739.0284 | Mm. | 739.3123 |
673 | | 739.5234 | Sounds like a good | 740.3495 |
675 | | 740.5495 | /inaudible/ | 740.9836 |
676 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 741.2450 | I don't, I don't tell stories very well, so. | 742.8973 |
677 | DCA_int_01 | 742.9253 | <laugh> No, /inaudible/. | 744.0922 |
679 | | 744.8156 | Uh | 745.2357 |
681 | | 745.4684 | /inaudible/ | 746.4766 |
683 | | 746.6913 | Steiger /unintelligible/ | 747.5361 |
685 | | 748.3296 | /??/ | 749.0157 |
686 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 749.2771 | Yes sir. | 749.8279 |
687 | DCA_int_01 | 753.3511 | And what do you study in school? | 754.9988 |
688 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 757.3792 | Um, Spanish, Geometry, English | 759.6999 |
690 | | 759.8896 | and Chemistry. | 760.7065 |
691 | DCA_int_01 | 762.7975 | What kind of stuff were you studying | 764.3098 |
693 | | 764.6085 | back in elementary school? | 766.1901 |
694 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 767.8657 | Well we had uh | 768.8412 |
696 | | 771.2170 | English, Mathematics, | 772.7519 |
698 | | 774.0635 | Social Studies, | 775.0017 |
700 | | 775.4264 | which, | 775.9678 |
702 | | 777.2514 | well it was kind of a History and Geography course. | 779.6901 |
704 | | 781.7129 | Um | 782.3290 |
706 | | 783.6499 | and Spanish, a language. | 784.9568 |
707 | DCA_int_01 | 785.3919 | Mm-hm. | 785.9183 |
709 | | 786.3050 | Even in elementary school? | 787.4999 |
710 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 787.5932 | Yes sir. | 788.0553 |
711 | DCA_int_01 | 796.1341 | What did /inaudible/ | 798.3178 |
713 | | 799.7087 | when you were young? | 800.5115 |
715 | | 800.6562 | /inaudible/ | 801.7858 |
717 | | 801.9818 | What did | 802.3785 |
719 | | 803.0227 | kids do after school without | 804.6183 |
721 | | 805.1410 | /inaudible/? | 806.0372 |
722 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 808.1516 | Well | 808.5810 |
724 | | 808.7817 | I was picked up directly after the school was over, so I, I wouldn't know the personal experience, | 813.2198 |
726 | | 813.9153 | but generally when, when school was over | 815.9970 |
728 | | 816.6311 | uh little children either | 817.8820 |
730 | | 818.5868 | th- they | 819.3196 |
732 | | 819.5063 | hang around, they talk, maybe they go to, | 821.0092 |
734 | | 821.1103 | to the corner drug store and get a coke or a soda. | 823.2816 |
736 | | 824.3738 | Um | 825.1206 |
738 | | 825.5407 | if somebody has a, | 826.3948 |
740 | | 826.5815 | has a ball of some kind, they'll stay around at the school yard and kick that around or play basketball or something. | 831.1643 |
742 | | 832.4432 | Um, they'll eventually go home after a couple hours. | 834.8563 |
744 | | 836.4986 | Uh but mostly they'll just kind of mill around, and maybe go to a drug store, | 839.4672 |
746 | | 840.4053 | get something to drink and eat. | 841.3902 |
747 | DCA_int_01 | 842.9204 | Do you think kids uh, at that age | 844.7548 |
749 | | 845.5156 | uh, nowadays, are doing the same things, | 847.1812 |
751 | | 847.7786 | the sort of things that they did when | 849.2629 |
753 | | 850.2804 | /inaudible/? | 850.8919 |
755 | | 852.0765 | /inaudible/ | 853.3873 |
756 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 852.8662 | I think so. | 853.5990 |
757 | DCA_int_01 | 856.4082 | /inaudible/ | 857.8878 |
759 | | 859.4327 | I interviewed a young man your age not long ago, and he was | 862.6153 |
761 | | 863.1474 | very sure that they didn't. | 864.5336 |
763 | | 866.8860 | Kids are more destructive now | 869.1491 |
765 | | 870.9788 | Uh, what, what does a person your age do? | 875.0482 |
767 | | 877.9905 | Kids at your school. | 878.8368 |
768 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 880.8072 | Well, a lot of kids have sports. Uh, | 882.9449 |
770 | | 884.6019 | those that don't have sports | 886.2868 |
772 | | 886.5522 | um | 886.8836 |
774 | | 888.0458 | there's a uh, Hot Shoppes near our school, so | 890.1182 |
776 | | 890.9070 | in a way, they're still doing what the little kids did, they, | 893.1887 |
778 | | 893.6928 | instead of going to the corner drug store they, | 895.2751 |
780 | | 895.5178 | they- a group of them may go down to the Hot Shoppes and have something to- | 897.7162 |
782 | | 897.8562 | something to eat. | 898.5003 |
784 | | 899.5732 | Um often they'll | 900.5347 |
786 | | 901.0668 | go over to each other's houses | 902.3970 |
788 | | 903.4939 | and all kind, different things. | 904.8381 |
789 | DCA_int_01 | 907.7500 | Did you ever have a teacher that hollered a lot? | 909.4676 |
790 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 913.4623 | Um | 914.0271 |
792 | | 917.4850 | teacher that hollered a lot. | 918.5726 |
793 | DCA_int_01 | 921.3031 | You know like, was always getting on the kids for something? | 923.6727 |
794 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 929.0691 | Not that I can remember. | 930.0913 |
795 | DCA_int_01 | 932.6624 | Good. | 932.9973 |
797 | | 934.2260 | Um | 934.6741 |
799 | | 935.7476 | do you have a teacher that you remember as the best teacher you ever had? | 939.0609 |
800 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 947.0043 | Well there, | 947.5271 |
802 | | 949.5848 | I don't know if that's, if I can make a qualified statement about that. | 952.3666 |
804 | | 952.8007 | There was a teacher in fourth grade that I had | 954.8450 |
806 | | 955.6152 | who | 955.9886 |
808 | | 956.1053 | was- was good, | 956.9868 |
810 | | 957.8129 | My mother thinks that she was good, | 959.1571 |
812 | | 960.4267 | also. | 961.0848 |
814 | | 961.9250 | But I really | 962.6298 |
816 | | 962.7301 | for my own, I can't remember that much about the class to say whether she was the best | 966.4938 |
818 | | 966.7925 | teacher I've ever had. | 967.9267 |
820 | | 968.6315 | I've had some good teachers where I go to school now. | 970.7919 |
821 | DCA_int_01 | 971.0638 | Mm-hm. | 971.4760 |
823 | | 972.7009 | What is it about that- | 973.7464 |
825 | | 974.1711 | well first of all | 975.0440 |
827 | | 975.3980 | do you remember what it was about the fourth grade teacher | 977.9465 |
829 | | 978.1799 | /inaudible/? | 979.0947 |
830 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 983.2108 | Well she was um, | 984.1956 |
832 | | 987.7522 | she knew how to, how to balance | 989.4085 |
834 | | 989.9966 | discipline with uh | 991.2895 |
836 | | 993.1425 | a certain amount of uh | 994.3187 |
838 | | 996.7032 | of | 997.0672 |
839 | DCA_int_01 | 998.0047 | Mm-hm. | 998.3516 |
840 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 998.7475 | leeway in- in- | 999.9331 |
842 | | 1000.1244 | in the relationships between a- | 1001.6734 |
844 | | 1002.4715 | a teacher and the- | 1003.6011 |
846 | | 1003.9511 | and the student. | 1004.7119 |
848 | | 1006.0095 | Um, | 1006.4015 |
850 | | 1006.6349 | she was | 1007.2837 |
852 | | 1007.4277 | stern and strict in some cases, but not- but not so stern and strict, and | 1010.8163 |
854 | | 1011.0264 | she was just a good teacher. | 1012.0299 |
856 | | 1012.6600 | She could teach well. | 1013.5048 |
857 | DCA_int_01 | 1015.0958 | What about the ones you have now? | 1016.6080 |
858 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1017.9523 | It's about the same thing. | 1019.2405 |
860 | | 1019.9493 | They uh | 1020.4861 |
862 | | 1021.6763 | don't mind their students | 1022.9038 |
864 | | 1023.1465 | occasionally say something in class to another student, but | 1025.6991 |
866 | | 1025.8677 | if it gets out of hand, they can control it. | 1027.6220 |
868 | | 1028.8075 | And they can present their material interestingly enough to uh, | 1031.6687 |
870 | | 1032.1635 | keep the students' attention, | 1033.3250 |
872 | | 1034.7393 | and make the students remember what they've been taught. | 1036.5736 |
873 | DCA_int_01 | 1039.2334 | Did you ever have a teacher that you intensely disliked? | 1041.7025 |
875 | | 1044.1109 | Or sort of disliked? | 1045.5812 |
876 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1047.1255 | Oh I've had some teachers that didn't teach too well, that I didn't- I didn't like them, but I can't say that I | 1051.7883 |
878 | | 1052.1844 | disliked them. | 1052.9498 |
880 | | 1053.8273 | I've had a math teacher | 1055.2556 |
882 | | 1056.8332 | um | 1057.2953 |
884 | | 1058.3028 | last year I think it was, | 1059.5630 |
886 | | 1061.4347 | who uh, | 1061.8734 |
888 | | 1063.6891 | is | 1064.1418 |
890 | | 1065.1540 | almost unable to teach whatsoever. She's- | 1067.1797 |
892 | | 1068.0805 | she's really | 1068.7200 |
894 | | 1069.1074 | uh | 1069.5135 |
896 | | 1070.3769 | pathetic, | 1070.8437 |
898 | | 1072.0939 | and | 1072.5140 |
900 | | 1072.7800 | I didn't enjoy being in her class, but I didn't dislike her. | 1075.5199 |
901 | DCA_int_01 | 1077.2173 | /inaudible/ what it was about her that | 1079.4570 |
903 | | 1081.0362 | /inaudible/ | 1082.0064 |
904 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1084.3728 | Um | 1084.8302 |
906 | | 1087.3226 | she's rather old to begin with. | 1088.8022 |
908 | | 1088.9983 | I wouldn't go so far as to say that she's senile, but uh | 1091.9908 |
910 | | 1094.4446 | she | 1094.9487 |
912 | | 1095.2614 | doesn't- | 1095.7608 |
914 | | 1096.3249 | well she's a math teacher in the first place. She doesn't- she | 1098.9900 |
916 | | 1100.1149 | doesn't have a head for figures. | 1101.6225 |
918 | | 1102.7934 | Uh she has trouble adding | 1104.1983 |
920 | | 1104.7444 | figures, in a- in a column you know. | 1106.3500 |
922 | | 1107.6329 | She, | 1107.9269 |
924 | | 1108.0445 | she couldn't add | 1108.8453 |
926 | | 1108.9629 | three uh | 1109.5691 |
928 | | 1109.8767 | two digit numbers probably without making a mistake, | 1111.7270 |
930 | | 1113.7441 | and uh | 1114.4544 |
932 | | 1115.5718 | she gets confused easily. | 1117.0104 |
934 | | 1118.9505 | She looses track of what she was doing | 1121.1085 |
936 | | 1121.4839 | rather easily. | 1122.2530 |
938 | | 1122.7733 | She'll be working a problem, then she'll | 1124.2526 |
940 | | 1124.9532 | forget to do something, | 1126.0842 |
942 | | 1126.2923 | and then she'll | 1126.9392 |
944 | | 1127.1428 | have to stand there, look at the whole problem for about five minutes before she can figure out what she's done wrong. | 1131.2324 |
946 | | 1133.1907 | Um | 1133.5978 |
948 | | 1133.9236 | she isn't aware that her students uh | 1135.8643 |
950 | | 1136.7284 | sometimes don't pay attention in her class, | 1138.5736 |
952 | | 1140.5324 | and that's about it. She's | 1141.7584 |
953 | DCA_int_01 | 1143.6759 | /Sounds like she could/ | 1144.8476 |
955 | | 1145.2548 | /stand some improvement/. | 1146.6934 |
957 | | 1147.7747 | /inaudible/ | 1148.5437 |
959 | | 1150.4024 | Anywhere in your | 1151.5606 |
961 | | 1151.7008 | educational history can you remember | 1153.7637 |
963 | | 1154.0623 | a time uh | 1154.7816 |
965 | | 1154.9852 | in which there's- | 1155.7543 |
967 | | 1156.2467 | children | 1156.9344 |
969 | | 1157.4908 | played a trick on a teacher? | 1159.0574 |
971 | | 1160.6305 | Practical joke /like thing/ | 1162.4717 |
972 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1163.9685 | Yes uh | 1164.8869 |
974 | | 1165.6469 | quite recently I re- I remember that uh | 1167.6736 |
976 | | 1168.4873 | sometimes | 1169.3152 |
978 | | 1170.2471 | there was a, an alarm clock in the Chemistry room. | 1172.6765 |
980 | | 1173.9432 | Um, | 1174.5630 |
982 | | 1175.0057 | I think it was used for uh, certain exams, | 1177.3310 |
984 | | 1177.6160 | certain timed exams. | 1178.8646 |
986 | | 1180.0855 | And | 1180.5650 |
988 | | 1180.6464 | one day the students um, | 1182.0579 |
990 | | 1182.2027 | a few students, | 1183.1256 |
992 | | 1183.8313 | uh got to the uh | 1184.9351 |
994 | | 1186.0293 | Chemistry room early, | 1187.0246 |
996 | | 1187.4544 | and they set the alarm clock and hid it, | 1189.1825 |
998 | | 1190.2592 | and, it w- it was supposed to go off right in the middle of class, | 1192.8967 |
1000 | | 1193.4842 | and it was hidden in such a place | 1194.9318 |
1002 | | 1195.1444 | it would be hard to find, and it would distract the whole class for about five or ten minutes. | 1198.8360 |
1004 | | 1200.4595 | Um | 1200.8983 |
1006 | | 1201.7805 | that's one of them I can remember that was, | 1203.6398 |
1008 | | 1203.9339 | been recent. | 1204.4270 |
1010 | | 1204.5717 | There have been many. | 1205.3137 |
1012 | | 1205.9147 | Uh, | 1206.2766 |
1014 | | 1207.4348 | I remember | 1208.0681 |
1016 | | 1208.2988 | uh | 1208.8372 |
1018 | | 1209.1086 | hearing about | 1209.6741 |
1020 | | 1209.9908 | something that wasn't so much of a joke. | 1211.5199 |
1022 | | 1211.9400 | Over at uh | 1212.8493 |
1024 | | 1213.5596 | the junior high school I used to go, | 1215.2334 |
1026 | | 1215.7537 | there was a Spanish teacher | 1216.9435 |
1028 | | 1217.7436 | who uh | 1218.2684 |
1030 | | 1219.9377 | nobody liked. | 1220.8085 |
1032 | | 1221.8830 | Uh | 1222.3761 |
1034 | | 1222.9591 | and he was always very domineering | 1225.1487 |
1036 | | 1225.9178 | in his uh class, | 1227.4650 |
1038 | | 1228.4331 | and in some cases he was just downright stupid, in be- in being that uh | 1231.8028 |
1040 | | 1233.0378 | that- that pushy with his students. | 1234.6710 |
1042 | | 1235.6843 | And some of the | 1236.6021 |
1044 | | 1236.9595 | uh | 1237.2671 |
1046 | | 1237.9095 | bigger students just got mad at, | 1239.5653 |
1048 | | 1239.7779 | some, one day, and | 1240.6601 |
1050 | | 1241.0220 | picked him up and tried to throw him out of the second story window. | 1243.1024 |
1051 | DCA_int_01 | 1243.1210 | Oh my gosh. | 1244.0963 |
1052 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1245.1336 | But fortunately, a teacher down the uh | 1247.0020 |
1054 | | 1247.1649 | hall | 1247.6670 |
1056 | | 1248.4264 | came in and stopped it. | 1249.3810 |
1058 | | 1250.2043 | And what's so funny was that this | 1251.5932 |
1060 | | 1251.7606 | Spanish teacher is, he was about six two and he was bigger than any of the other students, | 1255.8722 |
1062 | | 1256.7906 | but they were able to, to take him. | 1258.4690 |
1064 | | 1258.6228 | Well the teacher that stopped it | 1259.9393 |
1066 | | 1260.4679 | was a little lady history teacher | 1262.1011 |
1067 | DCA_int_01 | 1262.4868 | [<laugh>] | 1262.8119 |
1068 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1262.5309 | [who] was really really short. She was under five feet, | 1264.9477 |
1069 | DCA_int_01 | 1265.2212 | Hm. | 1265.4431 |
1070 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1265.5800 | and she | 1266.1500 |
1072 | | 1266.6069 | had | 1267.0322 |
1074 | | 1267.4930 | so much uh | 1268.2937 |
1076 | | 1269.1895 | command and so much respect from the other students that | 1271.1619 |
1078 | | 1271.3203 | they uh | 1271.7455 |
1080 | | 1272.5547 | stopped what they were doing. | 1273.5409 |
1082 | | 1275.3007 | I- | 1275.6626 |
1084 | | 1275.9929 | nobody likes, nobody in the uh faculty or administration likes him much either. | 1279.4718 |
1085 | DCA_int_01 | 1283.3801 | /inaudible/ | 1284.8767 |
1087 | | 1285.1811 | /??/ that successful. | 1286.5745 |
1089 | | 1290.7074 | Uh when you were young was there a group of kids that you | 1293.4173 |
1091 | | 1293.9511 | always | 1294.6885 |
1093 | | 1295.0911 | uh, stayed with /and/ played with? | 1297.0952 |
1094 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1298.3839 | Mm- generally, yes. | 1299.5828 |
1096 | | 1300.0804 | Yes. | 1300.3835 |
1097 | DCA_int_01 | 1302.1569 | /Um what were they all in your class the same years?/ | 1304.3329 |
1098 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1305.0561 | Yes, they were the same age and | 1306.5536 |
1100 | | 1307.1236 | we generally had classes together. | 1308.6255 |
1101 | DCA_int_01 | 1308.9379 | Mm-hm. | 1309.4488 |
1103 | | 1310.4209 | Do any of them speak any foreign languages, uh | 1312.6874 |
1105 | | 1313.1172 | like another language? | 1314.3794 |
1106 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1315.0670 | Um | 1315.6958 |
1108 | | 1316.6543 | no. | 1317.0162 |
1110 | | 1318.0567 | No. | 1318.4096 |
1111 | DCA_int_01 | 1319.4682 | Any of them | 1320.1513 |
1113 | | 1320.6263 | speak any that they learned | 1322.0469 |
1115 | | 1322.3312 | ? | 1323.2405 |
1116 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1324.4665 | Um | 1325.1180 |
1118 | | 1326.1766 | one of them, two of them spoke uh | 1327.9816 |
1120 | | 1328.6551 | French, and | 1329.3337 |
1122 | | 1330.2023 | uh | 1330.6049 |
1124 | | 1331.4916 | the other one spoke uh, Spanish. | 1333.4686 |
1126 | | 1333.8576 | I spoke Spanish, and there were | 1335.1062 |
1128 | | 1335.1689 | a few others | 1335.5399 |
1130 | | 1335.6304 | that weren't so | 1336.1914 |
1132 | | 1336.7659 | closely associated within this group | 1338.4126 |
1134 | | 1338.6117 | that uh | 1339.0369 |
1136 | | 1339.3943 | spoke either Spanish or French. | 1340.9687 |
1137 | DCA_int_01 | 1342.4066 | Was there one kid that was sort of looked to as the leader? | 1344.8631 |
1138 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1346.6004 | Um | 1347.2201 |
1140 | | 1349.9791 | I, I can't really say so. | 1351.6665 |
1142 | | 1351.7932 | In some, in some cases | 1353.1452 |
1144 | | 1353.2674 | uh | 1353.6384 |
1146 | | 1354.2400 | one kid wa- was looked | 1355.4479 |
1148 | | 1355.6425 | towards as the leader, and some cases we were just a group, and | 1358.5152 |
1150 | | 1359.0981 | and s- other cases, another | 1360.5458 |
1152 | | 1361.1656 | kid was looked | 1361.7220 |
1154 | | 1362.1201 | up to as the leader. | 1363.1199 |
1156 | | 1363.8709 | So it was uh | 1364.5857 |
1157 | DCA_int_01 | 1365.6391 | Do you have any idea what was | 1366.6480 |
1159 | | 1366.9420 | /inaudible/ | 1368.0821 |
1161 | | 1369.1407 | that would make one | 1370.1812 |
1163 | | 1370.9903 | /inaudible/ | 1373.1347 |
1165 | | 1375.4555 | /inaudible/ | 1376.5005 |
1166 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1379.1238 | Well uh, | 1379.7933 |
1168 | | 1381.1777 | in uh, | 1381.9965 |
1170 | | 1382.9284 | the uh | 1383.5030 |
1172 | | 1383.7285 | tag game for example, it would be the one who could uh | 1386.2891 |
1174 | | 1386.7279 | run the fastest. | 1387.6734 |
1176 | | 1390.5003 | If we were playing over at somebody's house, | 1392.4365 |
1178 | | 1393.3504 | and we did this often, we would often go over to uh | 1395.8431 |
1180 | | 1396.4894 | each other's houses, especially to one boy's house. | 1398.9368 |
1182 | | 1399.3666 | He lived next to a uh | 1400.4433 |
1184 | | 1400.5835 | church with a lot of, lot of grounds on it. | 1402.3162 |
1186 | | 1403.0485 | And uh, in fact they were two, | 1404.5368 |
1188 | | 1405.4597 | there were two boys who lived | 1406.5907 |
1190 | | 1406.7672 | right next to each other that were in this group, | 1408.4094 |
1192 | | 1408.8430 | two of the four. | 1409.6030 |
1194 | | 1410.6164 | And one of them lived in the church | 1412.1093 |
1196 | | 1412.8693 | uh | 1413.3082 |
1198 | | 1413.5117 | it was a church and then there was a house | 1415.0544 |
1200 | | 1415.9495 | next to it. | 1416.4924 |
1202 | | 1417.7953 | And the other one | 1418.6548 |
1204 | | 1419.1253 | uh lived right next door, | 1420.3740 |
1206 | | 1422.3005 | and there was a lot of grounds around there. | 1424.2277 |
1208 | | 1424.9425 | And uh | 1425.4944 |
1210 | | 1426.7967 | it was fun to play, especially at night, when often, we'd we'd sleep over. All four of us would sleep over at one | 1432.1033 |
1212 | | 1432.2662 | or the other's houses. | 1433.2388 |
1213 | DCA_int_01 | 1433.5600 | Mm-hm. | 1433.9054 |
1214 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1434.9211 | And um | 1435.5680 |
1216 | | 1436.3009 | usually one of those two would be the leader in that case, | 1438.4950 |
1218 | | 1438.9784 | since it was their | 1439.7747 |
1220 | | 1439.9375 | territory. | 1440.4940 |
1221 | DCA_int_01 | 1444.0498 | Were there any white kids in the bunch? | 1445.6377 |
1222 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1446.2388 | Yes, two of them. | 1446.9490 |
1223 | DCA_int_01 | 1448.6636 | What about now? | 1449.5684 |
1225 | | 1452.4359 | /?/ | 1452.8386 |
1227 | | 1453.2276 | associate with regularly? | 1454.3405 |
1228 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1455.0644 | I | 1455.5484 |
1230 | | 1455.7339 | can't say that there is, no. | 1456.7789 |
1232 | | 1457.7193 | There was one boy that uh | 1459.1127 |
1234 | | 1459.8184 | of the four that I still | 1461.0625 |
1236 | | 1461.7999 | uh | 1462.2704 |
1238 | | 1463.4692 | see | 1463.9986 |
1240 | | 1464.2332 | fairly regularly. | 1465.1289 |
1241 | DCA_int_01 | 1467.5130 | What about a new kid that wanted to uh | 1469.2231 |
1243 | | 1469.9056 | /go/ join the group. | 1471.1180 |
1245 | | 1471.9006 | Did he have to do anything special? | 1473.4116 |
1247 | | 1474.8774 | How would, how would he go about it? | 1476.6870 |
1248 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1479.5048 | Um | 1480.0250 |
1250 | | 1484.7383 | w- I don't know. It would, it wouldn't make any- we'd try to get as many kids as we could playing this, this tag game for example. | 1490.4062 |
1252 | | 1492.1661 | Um, | 1492.6501 |
1254 | | 1494.2736 | there weren't any, any | 1495.4046 |
1256 | | 1495.7077 | new kids in the | 1496.7663 |
1258 | | 1497.2639 | in the group of, of the four of us though. | 1499.0780 |
1259 | DCA_int_01 | 1500.9729 | If one had wanted to | 1502.2713 |
1261 | | 1503.0042 | be with you, and you would accept him? | 1505.0626 |
1262 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1505.9086 | Um, I really don't know we, we never enc- encountered that situation. | 1509.1652 |
1263 | DCA_int_01 | 1511.1528 | Okay. | 1511.7623 |
1265 | | 1513.3673 | Uh | 1513.8242 |
1267 | | 1515.3171 | what are your plans for when you finish school? | 1517.6424 |
1269 | | 1518.0451 | /inaudible/ | 1518.8931 |
1270 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1519.8902 | You mean finish high school? | 1520.8719 |
1271 | DCA_int_01 | 1521.5505 | Well, finish your education. | 1523.0434 |
1272 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1523.9030 | I, I really don't know. | 1525.1832 |
1274 | | 1525.6305 | I would like to go in the service, | 1526.8384 |
1276 | | 1527.0646 | uh | 1527.4310 |
1278 | | 1528.7430 | after I finish college though I think. | 1530.3716 |
1279 | DCA_int_01 | 1535.0341 | /what else?/ | 1535.7360 |
1281 | | 1540.2461 | /inaudible/ questions of /?/ | 1541.6078 |
1283 | | 1542.3461 | I want you to use your imagination. | 1544.1639 |
1285 | | 1544.3351 | Suppose that you could be given all the money that you wanted, | 1547.0088 |
1287 | | 1547.6422 | what would you do with it? | 1549.1984 |
1289 | | 1555.2056 | /Are you stumped?/ | 1556.2862 |
1290 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1564.6277 | Let's see. | 1565.4646 |
1291 | DCA_int_01 | 1567.9341 | What about /living/ | 1568.8932 |
1293 | | 1571.7071 | in Atlanta for instance? | 1573.1954 |
1294 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1577.8138 | Um | 1578.1259 |
1296 | | 1580.6096 | I really don't know. | 1581.3735 |
1298 | | 1582.8528 | I guess I would | 1583.6174 |
1300 | | 1585.1917 | buy a few of the things that I've, | 1586.6439 |
1302 | | 1588.8510 | well I don't know. | 1589.4662 |
1304 | | 1599.4674 | There are, there are, it would be a few things that I'd like to get | 1601.7384 |
1306 | | 1601.8696 | which would require quite a bit of money. | 1603.5118 |
1308 | | 1606.9765 | Um | 1607.3385 |
1310 | | 1607.5194 | not many though. | 1608.2297 |
1312 | | 1610.4917 | Right now being sixteen years old, I doubt if I could do very much with | 1613.5583 |
1314 | | 1614.3273 | with all that money. If I was say twenty one, I could get a house or something | 1617.4036 |
1316 | | 1618.0506 | with it. | 1618.3672 |
1318 | | 1620.6422 | What I'd like to get would be a | 1621.8908 |
1320 | | 1622.1893 | uh | 1622.5060 |
1322 | | 1622.6327 | a castle in, on | 1623.8135 |
1324 | | 1624.2154 | Scottish Moor or something. | 1625.5002 |
1326 | | 1626.1019 | That always appealed to me. | 1627.1967 |
1328 | | 1628.1196 | I don't know why. | 1628.7575 |
1330 | | 1629.8071 | Um | 1630.3409 |
1332 | | 1633.2220 | and perhaps an expensive sports car, but besides that I'd be lost. | 1636.2304 |
1333 | DCA_int_01 | 1637.8584 | Suppose you were just getting out of college and someone made you this offer. | 1641.0387 |
1335 | | 1642.3688 | Do you have any other /ideas/? | 1643.4675 |
1336 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1647.3083 | Well I don't know. | 1647.8822 |
1338 | | 1648.0451 | if, after you come out of college, or when you're in college, you get rather idealistic about things. | 1652.0941 |
1340 | | 1652.8857 | I would probably want to give it all to the Peace Corps or, or a | 1656.0745 |
1342 | | 1657.1195 | um | 1657.5991 |
1344 | | 1657.7438 | the Poverty Program or something. | 1659.2639 |
1346 | | 1660.3490 | Could be /useful/ if there was anything else I guess. | 1662.1993 |
1347 | DCA_int_01 | 1663.6963 | Good. | 1664.0039 |
1349 | | 1666.2663 | How do you celebrate | 1667.2797 |
1351 | | 1667.8898 | Christmas in your family? | 1669.4144 |
1353 | | 1669.9889 | /And starting/ | 1670.7218 |
1355 | | 1671.8980 | the day before Christmas | 1672.8972 |
1357 | | 1673.1415 | /What do you do for Christmas?/ | 1674.8244 |
1358 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1677.5026 | Usually Christmas Eve we uh | 1679.0679 |
1360 | | 1680.6461 | s- uh, set up the Christmas tree, | 1682.4873 |
1362 | | 1683.2474 | which takes all day. | 1684.2200 |
1364 | | 1684.4281 | My mother is cooking in the- in the kitchen of course. She makes | 1687.2052 |
1366 | | 1688.4357 | uh, cakes and | 1689.6436 |
1368 | | 1689.9151 | starting | 1690.2408 |
1370 | | 1690.6479 | to work on a | 1691.4577 |
1372 | | 1692.5383 | Christmas uh, dinner. | 1693.7688 |
1374 | | 1696.3022 | Um | 1696.7682 |
1376 | | 1699.1834 | sometimes there are specials | 1700.5994 |
1378 | | 1700.7803 | on Christmas on television, | 1702.0832 |
1380 | | 1703.1011 | which uh, | 1703.5807 |
1382 | | 1705.0096 | it's kind of a family thing, you know, we all watch, | 1706.8870 |
1384 | | 1708.4930 | and uh | 1708.9907 |
1386 | | 1712.1342 | and we go to sleep about the same time, I don't stay up any later | 1714.9571 |
1388 | | 1715.0567 | or go to bed any earlier | 1716.2103 |
1389 | DCA_int_01 | 1719.0507 | /When you were a little kid/ | 1720.0867 |
1391 | | 1720.3310 | /would you go to bed earlier to make it come faster?/ | 1722.5380 |
1392 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1725.3836 | I think what I did was I would stay up late, | 1727.0575 |
1394 | | 1728.3196 | and uh | 1728.8489 |
1396 | | 1731.0289 | finally fall asleep around one o'clock, | 1732.5308 |
1398 | | 1733.4492 | and then wake up around six, | 1735.0507 |
1399 | DCA_int_01 | 1735.3395 | <laugh> | 1735.7196 |
1400 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1736.7103 | /see who come down/ to see the presents and everything. | 1738.7597 |
1402 | | 1739.5423 | My father would never get up | 1740.6235 |
1404 | | 1740.8000 | before seven or so. | 1741.8896 |
1406 | | 1745.0292 | I a- I always went in my stocking though anyway, | 1746.9519 |
1408 | | 1747.8515 | and saved the presents until | 1749.1906 |
1409 | | 1749.1906 | \af | 1749.9326 |
1410 | | 1749.9326 | after my parents had gotten up. | 1751.5521 |
1411 | DCA_int_01 | 1756.5595 | And then what would happen the next day? | 1758.3465 |
1412 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1758.9844 | Well the next day uh | 1760.0520 |
1414 | | 1762.3496 | well, last Christmas I uh, | 1764.0687 |
1416 | | 1765.5299 | I had an idea what I was getting anyway. | 1767.5108 |
1418 | | 1769.3565 | Uh | 1769.7365 |
1420 | | 1770.5418 | so I didn't | 1771.3968 |
1422 | | 1772.3055 | get up early, I just got up around seven, | 1774.5087 |
1424 | | 1774.8661 | seven-thirty. | 1775.4904 |
1426 | | 1776.0966 | I usually get up around seven-thirty anyway. | 1778.1595 |
1428 | | 1778.7922 | Actually, about seven. I wake up around six-thirty | 1780.8959 |
1430 | | 1781.5654 | regularly, | 1782.2169 |
1432 | | 1782.4838 | even in the summer time. | 1783.4022 |
1434 | | 1785.1161 | And I just uh | 1786.2702 |
1436 | | 1788.7760 | got up and | 1789.4998 |
1438 | | 1789.8753 | my parents got up. | 1790.8344 |
1440 | | 1791.5802 | We came down, and we opened one present a piece before | 1794.4167 |
1442 | | 1794.7741 | uh breakfast. | 1795.6980 |
1444 | | 1796.5921 | Then we had breakfast, and we | 1797.8362 |
1446 | | 1798.6053 | uh | 1799.0124 |
1448 | | 1799.4422 | kept on | 1799.9760 |
1450 | | 1800.6320 | opening presents during rest of the day. | 1802.6316 |
1452 | | 1804.0515 | And of course people came by to visit and everything, | 1806.2230 |
1454 | | 1808.0868 | and we had Christmas dinner. | 1809.4712 |
1456 | | 1810.4975 | Um, | 1810.9815 |
1458 | | 1813.4200 | and more people came by after dinner, | 1815.0667 |
1460 | | 1816.2196 | and that was about it. | 1817.0294 |
1461 | DCA_int_01 | 1818.9657 | /inaudible/ | 1820.0967 |
1463 | | 1821.6387 | What was the best present that you ever got? | 1823.5388 |
1464 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1827.8314 | The one I got last Christmas. | 1829.1207 |
1466 | | 1829.7043 | I got a uh | 1830.4869 |
1468 | | 1831.3872 | a new bow. | 1832.0839 |
1470 | | 1833.0339 | Archery. | 1833.5361 |
1471 | DCA_int_01 | 1833.8361 | Oh. | 1834.2489 |
1472 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1834.8745 | Um, | 1835.2907 |
1474 | | 1837.0144 | and I'll be using it uh | 1838.3354 |
1476 | | 1838.8918 | this summer. | 1839.4845 |
1478 | | 1840.9541 | I'll | 1841.2482 |
1480 | | 1841.4925 | try to shoot every day if I can. | 1843.2432 |
1482 | | 1843.8811 | I have a job this summer which | 1845.2745 |
1484 | | 1845.8258 | requires uh | 1846.7668 |
1486 | | 1847.3413 | a lot of my time but if I can | 1848.9745 |
1488 | | 1849.5083 | shoot every day after my job, I'll be happy. | 1851.7114 |
1489 | DCA_int_01 | 1852.9549 | Is archery your hobby? | 1854.1809 |
1490 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1855.4974 | Um | 1855.8909 |
1492 | | 1857.0038 | just about I would say. | 1857.9041 |
1494 | | 1858.1885 | One of the many. | 1858.9666 |
1495 | DCA_int_01 | 1860.6450 | What else do you have /inaudible/? | 1862.4955 |
1496 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1865.8243 | Well I | 1866.2767 |
1498 | | 1866.5662 | shoot archery, and uh | 1867.7877 |
1500 | | 1868.9956 | I still read a lot. | 1869.8732 |
1502 | | 1871.2750 | Uh, I play pool. We have a pool table downstairs, | 1873.7949 |
1504 | | 1875.6678 | and whenever I | 1876.4550 |
1506 | | 1876.7348 | don't have anything else to do I'll go down and shoot a few racks of pool. | 1879.3904 |
1508 | | 1882.0369 | I l- | 1882.3400 |
1509 | DCA_int_01 | 1882.7691 | What do you read? | 1883.6830 |
1511 | | 1884.7009 | Novels? | 1885.3523 |
1512 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1889.1246 | I read a lot of science fiction. | 1890.6085 |
1513 | DCA_int_01 | 1890.7730 | Mm-hm. | 1891.1910 |
1514 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1891.6671 | Um, | 1892.1557 |
1516 | | 1896.4438 | we have some books to read for school which are interesting. | 1898.8686 |
1518 | | 1899.8503 | I read almost everything I can get my hands on | 1901.5830 |
1520 | | 1901.7724 | except uh | 1902.5324 |
1522 | | 1903.4010 | Jane Austen novels | 1904.5320 |
1524 | | 1906.5949 | and uh | 1907.1966 |
1526 | | 1908.6527 | things like that. | 1909.7022 |
1528 | | 1910.9508 | But anything else, I'll read, just about. | 1912.6428 |
1529 | DCA_int_01 | 1914.0627 | Sounds like me when I was your age. | 1915.7787 |
1531 | | 1918.5776 | Think you'll ever /inaudible/ from reading too much? | 1920.7168 |
1532 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1921.9835 | Um | 1922.3590 |
1534 | | 1922.5988 | no, I can't say I | 1924.0193 |
1535 | DCA_int_01 | 1926.6652 | Apparently | 1927.1945 |
1537 | | 1928.2169 | if you're | 1929.1262 |
1539 | | 1929.5695 | /inaudible/ spend all my time reading. | 1931.3675 |
1541 | | 1931.8217 | /?/ be outside. | 1932.7945 |
1543 | | 1934.8981 | Well /?/ /this is kind of uh not very important/, were you ever in a situation where you thought that you might be killed and that you might die? | 1942.7511 |
1545 | | 1944.5872 | A terrible situation? | 1945.9213 |
1546 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1951.2684 | Um | 1951.6846 |
1548 | | 1958.1352 | I can't | 1958.5378 |
1550 | | 1958.7007 | really say that I've, | 1959.5647 |
1552 | | 1959.8497 | that I have been. | 1960.7274 |
1554 | | 1961.4919 | Um | 1961.9941 |
1556 | | 1963.6673 | I'm sure if I could think hard enough there would be something that's happened | 1966.1238 |
1558 | | 1967.1327 | in which there was the possibility of, | 1968.7115 |
1560 | | 1969.8464 | of uh | 1970.5114 |
1562 | | 1974.8137 | hm. | 1975.0761 |
1564 | | 1978.1382 | I can't really say that I, | 1979.3009 |
1566 | | 1980.1197 | that I have. | 1980.6626 |
1567 | DCA_int_01 | 1983.2496 | Sometimes uh | 1984.1318 |
1569 | | 1984.5163 | people | 1984.9844 |
1571 | | 1986.4888 | talk about fatalist notions. | 1988.2615 |
1573 | | 1989.3473 | Whatever's going to happen is going to happen. | 1991.3921 |
1575 | | 1991.6612 | So uh, | 1992.2833 |
1577 | | 1993.2017 | there's no sense in trying to change | 1994.9564 |
1579 | | 1997.0419 | agree with that, or? | 1998.0271 |
1580 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 1998.0779 | No sir. | 1998.6343 |
1581 | DCA_int_01 | 1998.8525 | /inaudible/ | 2002.0868 |
1582 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 2004.3972 | Well if you- if you go along that l- | 2005.7273 |
1584 | | 2005.9444 | that line then uh | 2006.9255 |
1586 | | 2007.9253 | that's kind of the idea of a preordained destiny, | 2010.2642 |
1588 | | 2010.8659 | and uh | 2011.4223 |
1590 | | 2011.7254 | I don't- | 2012.1190 |
1592 | | 2012.3904 | I don't believe in that. I figure | 2013.6882 |
1594 | | 2013.8917 | that uh | 2014.5025 |
1596 | | 2016.0632 | you can do | 2016.7192 |
1598 | | 2017.0947 | anything you want to do just about | 2018.6419 |
1600 | | 2018.8132 | if you uh | 2019.3425 |
1602 | | 2020.5142 | have uh | 2021.1113 |
1604 | | 2021.5004 | the preparation and the ability | 2022.8983 |
1606 | | 2023.8981 | that uh- | 2024.3634 |
1608 | | 2024.5715 | like for example | 2025.3994 |
1610 | | 2025.8609 | my mother | 2026.3811 |
1612 | | 2027.1321 | has | 2027.5664 |
1614 | | 2028.3219 | somewhat that idea. | 2029.2629 |
1616 | | 2030.0048 | Um | 2030.4663 |
1618 | | 2030.5878 | my father doesn't like to fly in airplanes | 2032.4969 |
1620 | | 2033.1800 | because uh | 2033.8812 |
1622 | | 2034.3291 | because he doesn't like heights, but also because he thinks it's dangerous. | 2036.7223 |
1624 | | 2037.9747 | And my mother says uh | 2039.1148 |
1626 | | 2039.4134 | that | 2039.6758 |
1628 | | 2039.8070 | uh | 2040.1101 |
1630 | | 2040.3046 | that she would fly because | 2041.5442 |
1632 | | 2042.3488 | uh | 2042.7876 |
1634 | | 2042.9640 | that she isn't afraid of the height, and if sh- and she figures if she's going to die, she's going to die anyway, | 2047.1894 |
1636 | | 2048.8542 | and uh | 2049.4423 |
1638 | | 2050.3194 | that- that sounds like uh | 2051.6946 |
1640 | | 2055.1102 | I- I disagree with that. | 2056.1908 |
1642 | | 2056.4487 | I would, | 2056.7654 |
1644 | | 2059.0002 | I would try to do everything in my power to uh | 2060.9184 |
1646 | | 2062.1663 | to change my destiny. | 2063.2521 |
1648 | | 2065.4553 | I'm not explaining this too well, uh. | 2067.1834 |
1649 | DCA_int_01 | 2067.4452 | No, that's good. | 2068.3183 |
1651 | | 2069.5940 | Most people have trouble with this question. | 2071.2498 |
1653 | | 2071.6932 | It's kind of philosophical. | 2073.0780 |
1654 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 2074.5109 | No, well I've- I've | 2075.4700 |
1656 | | 2077.4651 | thought uh | 2078.2884 |
1658 | | 2079.3968 | about that and other things, | 2080.9750 |
1660 | | 2082.1196 | um, quite a bit. | 2083.0063 |
1662 | | 2086.2403 | I- I really don't think there's any such thing as a destiny that- that uh | 2089.1085 |
1664 | | 2090.5154 | that | 2090.8638 |
1666 | | 2092.2701 | I mean, you- you make your own destiny. | 2093.9440 |
1668 | | 2096.2693 | Of course uh | 2097.2284 |
1670 | | 2098.2411 | in the- in the sense of uh | 2099.6707 |
1672 | | 2100.7881 | the uh | 2101.2495 |
1674 | | 2102.3398 | ancient Greek legends | 2103.7422 |
1676 | | 2104.3077 | and uh myths where the character /inaudible/ | 2106.8638 |
1678 | | 2107.1933 | by the gods, | 2108.0077 |
1680 | | 2108.6682 | but even in the uh | 2110.3828 |
1682 | | 2112.3998 | try to change things, and that was part of their destiny too. | 2114.9423 |
1684 | | 2116.5114 | Uh we- we read Oedipus Rex early this year, | 2118.9408 |
1686 | | 2119.9768 | and um | 2120.5966 |
1688 | | 2120.7232 | we had a big discussion about um | 2122.5374 |
1690 | | 2124.3780 | his uh | 2124.9751 |
1692 | | 2125.2647 | hubris being the uh, | 2126.4137 |
1694 | | 2127.3050 | being the cause of his downfall. | 2128.9834 |
1696 | | 2130.0504 | Uh | 2130.3806 |
1698 | | 2131.8600 | and which I pointed out that- | 2133.0181 |
1700 | | 2133.2126 | that even though | 2133.9274 |
1702 | | 2134.3210 | he did try to change his destiny as it had been uh outlined | 2137.4555 |
1704 | | 2137.7269 | to him by the uh | 2138.6769 |
1706 | | 2139.3374 | Oracle of Delphi. | 2140.3734 |
1707 | DCA_int_01 | 2140.4612 | Mm-hm. | 2140.8417 |
1708 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 2141.0966 | That | 2141.2730 |
1710 | | 2141.8114 | even though he had tried to change it, | 2143.0464 |
1712 | | 2143.5576 | that | 2143.8743 |
1714 | | 2144.4443 | trying- that attempt to change it had been part of his destiny already | 2147.6699 |
1716 | | 2147.8819 | preordained by the Gods. | 2149.0898 |
1718 | | 2149.8589 | So that actually he hadn't tried to change his destiny at all, but had merely fulfilled it, | 2153.5731 |
1720 | | 2154.4184 | as it | 2154.7124 |
1722 | | 2154.8527 | /inaudible/ | 2155.5172 |
1724 | | 2156.4089 | preordained and therefore was- wasn't worthy of uh | 2159.0690 |
1726 | | 2159.8917 | of hubris, in that | 2160.9458 |
1728 | | 2161.1313 | sense. | 2161.6425 |
1729 | DCA_int_01 | 2161.7253 | Mm-hm. | 2162.0873 |
1730 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 2165.3431 | So there's- | 2165.7910 |
1732 | | 2166.0437 | there's no | 2166.5504 |
1734 | | 2166.7540 | destiny as far as I'm concerned. | 2168.3328 |
1735 | DCA_int_01 | 2170.5450 | Your argument is /pretty good/ so [far.] | 2172.8336 |
1736 | DCA_se3_ag1_m_03 | 2172.6668 | [Mm-hm.] | 2172.9473 |