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1	ROC_int_01	0.3819	So yeah, I just,	1.6986
3		1.8245	uh, tell people,	3.1202
5		3.3167	um,	3.9181
7		4.1111	pretty much that	5.0937
9		5.4998	the questions are open ended.	7.3713
11		7.5660	Feel free to respond, you know, how you would like and [um],	11.1737
12	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	10.9287	[Okay.]	11.3622
13	ROC_int_01	11.4978	tell stories or	12.7444
15		12.9539	there's no right or [wrong answer, it's just- <laugh>]	15.6476
16	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	13.6763	[Well, you got the right one, I like to run my mouth. <laugh>]	16.6204
17	ROC_int_01	16.5225	[Yeah] it's just	17.5665
18		17.8881	[whatever your experiences] were,	19.9855
19	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	18.2817	[/Sorry my phone/.]	19.2055
20	ROC_int_01	20.1524	you know,	20.6243
22		21.0787	uh, I'm interested in.	22.4537
23	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	22.8286	[Good /?/.]	23.6429
24	ROC_int_01	23.1774	[If you see] me look down, it's just to make sure that this is still recording.	27.1412
25	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	27.2864	Okay.	27.6882
26	ROC_int_01	27.7166	But you can still keep talking, like you don't have to	30.0092
27	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	30.1550	[Okay.]	30.4839
28	ROC_int_01	30.2222	[pause] or anything.	31.2140
29		31.7422	Um,	32.4179
31		32.8780	let's see,	33.5641
33		33.8990	and then the last thing I always ask at the beginning is, if you consent	37.9808
35		38.1226	for, uh, doing this interview.	39.6221
36	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	39.7518	I do, [I do, yes.]	41.7258
37	ROC_int_01	40.6054	[Okay],	40.9904
39		41.3383	[great.]	41.8310
40		42.1320	Gotta get that verbal	43.0669
42		43.4402	consent, [that's essential.]	44.7939
43	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	43.9683	[<laugh>]	44.9161
44	ROC_int_01	44.9216	<laugh>	45.4703
46		45.9533	Okay, great, so,	47.4063
48		47.6631	I usually like to start off the conversation with, um,	51.2793
50		51.9772	<ts>	52.0569
52		52.3155	asking where you are from in the city of Rochester. Where did you grow up?	56.6160
53	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	56.8399	<ts> I actually grew up right down the street, um, born and raised. I grew up, um, in the eleventh ward on /RD-ADDRESS-3/ Street,	63.4301
55		64.0150	um, off the /RD-NAME-2/ in-	65.6676
57		65.9512	in what people would consider the hood.	67.9980
59		68.0935	But my street is very family oriented,	70.8911
61		71.0564	quiet street.	71.8569
63		72.2052	There's a church on my street, so, you know, there's-	74.5981
65		75.1513	S- everybody that has been on my street, has been there literally, since I've been there, with g- exception of maybe, two or three houses,	81.4964
66	ROC_int_01	81.5821	Mm-hm.	82.1353
67	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	82.1487	so,	82.6335
69		82.7775	yeah.	83.2219
70	ROC_int_01	83.3023	So how long, um, have you lived over there, or do your parents still live there?	86.8008
71	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	85.2260	<ts>	85.2794
73		86.7640	All my life yes. Including me, I'm still there, I'm not going anywhere,	90.3437
74		90.5411	<laugh> like I'm'a milk this one out, I'm the baby [<laugh>]	94.3404
75	ROC_int_01	93.8960	[Yup],	94.1300
76		94.4799	me too.	94.8593
77	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	94.8687	Right, right, I'm like, mm, /?/ where I'm going, y'all need me here, so.	97.9368
79		98.1952	No yup, um,	99.1523
81		99.2972	twenty-six years I've been there, and	101.3340
83		101.8038	my dad has been there since eighty something, eighty-seven, something like that. So he's been there	108.3235
85		108.9776	almost thirty years, if not more	111.1048
87		111.2409	at this point, yeah.	112.2814
89		112.4262	Wow,	112.8433
91		112.9531	that's crazy	113.6423
93		114.0594	to think about that. <laugh>	115.6182
94	ROC_int_01	115.6264	Yeah, so you described the neighborhood a little bit, uh, but can you elaborate maybe say,	120.7790
96		121.1917	uh, the demographics and,	123.2112
97	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	123.2302	<ts>	123.3547
99		123.7798	Um, definitely African American primarily,	127.0819
101		127.4359	um,	127.9012
103		128.0247	<laugh> there is a more-	129.4998
105		129.9683	I'm not sure, but over the years, I've kind of	132.6902
107		133.0358	subconsciously labeled them as Mormon. I don't know if they're Mormon, but they kind of behave like Mormons. At the end of my street there's a family,	141.0780
109		141.5215	um,	142.1668
111		142.4961	of	142.9351
113		143.4224	white people,	144.1863
115		144.7985	and you kind of have seen the	147.1703
117		147.4477	family evolve over the years, but they're very	150.4932
119		150.9498	secluded, keep to themselves. They look like they	153.4688
121		153.6258	make their own clothes, and	155.0712
123		155.4499	I've never- I've only seen them drive a few times, but	158.3024
125		158.4219	usually they walk everywhere.	160.0401
127		160.6109	So /um/, (whispered)	161.3848
129		161.6733	other than that, it's mostly, um, African Americans.	164.3949
131		164.9254	There's a few houses that are rented, so	167.6178
133		167.7583	I've seen a few Asian people move in and out.	170.3353
135		170.7172	Um,	171.2572
137		172.1555	<ts>	172.2356
139		172.5244	and	173.2619
141		173.5824	one-	174.0521
143		174.1839	Um, actually I take that back. Two of my neighbors	176.6599
145		176.7808	and one of my best friends and my first best friends	179.0988
146	ROC_int_01	179.0988	Mm-hm.	179.5003
147	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	179.4956	that lived next door to me, she was white too.	181.5106
148		181.6387	So my first best friend was actually a white girl. [<laugh>]	184.2995
149	ROC_int_01	183.8457	[Mm-hm.]	184.3156
150	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	184.8063	Um, and then my neighbor on my other side, she's white also. So,	188.2564
152		188.4313	there's a mix but mostly African American,	191.1268
153	ROC_int_01	191.1906	[Okay] cool.	192.1669
154	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	191.3443	[yeah.]	191.6384
155	ROC_int_01	192.4918	And so, um, you said it was family oriented, so you played outside a lot with the kids on the street and-	198.1905
156	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	196.7619	<ts>	196.8261
157		198.2945	Funny thing is, my mom did not-	200.7790
159		201.1972	um,	201.8693
161		202.4482	she didn't play that. [<laugh>]	203.8879
162	ROC_int_01	203.6246	[Mm-hm.]	204.1586
163	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	204.2144	So she w- she would let me go out there with, um,	207.3323
165		207.5451	kids across the street.	208.4541
167		208.7615	My best friend next door, she'd let me go next door.	211.4508
169		211.6446	Her name was /RD-NAME-4/.	212.9825
171		213.3371	And when /RD-NAME-4/ moved, I was about six or seven. My mom kind of	217.4951
173		217.9519	said, okay I don't know if I really like the other neighbors, so,	221.3470
175		221.9551	you know, we gonna keep you in front of our house in the backyard where I can see you.	225.9400
177		226.3395	Um,	226.7961
179		227.0025	I did play across the street with the kids. There weren't a ton of kids my age. Actually do you- you remember /RD-NAME-4/,	233.7717
180	ROC_int_01	233.8001	[Yeah.]	234.2273
181	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	233.9406	[yeah.]	234.2190
182		234.4731	He lives on my street too, so, um, I grew up playing with him too.	238.3251
184		238.5555	But he's a boy, so of course, you know, mom's like, okay as far as I can see you with that one.	242.8899
185	ROC_int_01	242.8663	Yeah.	243.4288
186	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	243.4773	Um,	244.0721
188		244.2506	<ts> so I played with him, and then there were another set of kids across the street.	247.9586
190		248.2325	But they got a dog, um,	249.8852
192		250.1331	when I was about eight,	251.5938
194		251.7688	maybe. My mom didn't- like, it was a pitbull so my mom was like,	254.8153
196		255.0216	no you can't go over there anymore, so.	256.8006
198		257.0559	I spent a lot of time, um, actually	259.2453
200		259.9785	<ts> with my aunt, um, who lived on /RD-ADDRESS-2/, cause my mom worked evenings and my dad worked a trick shift, so he was working days and nights.	267.0412
202		267.3804	So I spent a lot of time over there,	269.1242
204		269.4086	ton of kids over there though,	270.7153
206		271.0225	/that I/	271.3733
208		271.5369	used to play with, so	272.7919
210		272.9830	yeah.	273.2628
212		273.3934	<laugh>	273.6405
213	ROC_int_01	273.7104	Okay, cool, and, um, did you play at any, I guess rec centers, [maybe], occasionally, [or?]	279.7483
214	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	278.2139	[<ts>]	278.3037
216		279.4434	[No, I was] really family oriented. My mom, um,	283.5912
217	ROC_int_01	280.1029	[No, okay.]	280.7427
218	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	284.5230	didn't, <exhale> like	286.0202
220		286.2249	me being outside of	287.6535
222		287.7859	the family so if anybody watched me, it was family.	290.9825
224		291.3107	So I was always at my uncle's house or my aunt's house or my grandmother for a very long time took care of me.	296.8218
226		297.2883	Um,	297.7909
228		297.9928	my other- both- I know both of my maternal- or my maternal and my paternal grandmothers took care of me,	303.9594
230		304.3633	until my mother's mom moved	306.4316
232		306.6725	to Alabama, and then my father's mom watched me.	309.2634
234		309.7265	And as I got older, you know, I got bored at my grandma's house, so I started going to my aunt's house, so	314.3109
235	ROC_int_01	314.6886	Yeah.	314.9844
236	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	315.0175	yeah.	315.4619
237	ROC_int_01	315.5325	Okay,	316.1090
239		316.3184	so would you say that, um, you grew up then as a westsider?	320.9405
240	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	321.0244	<ts>	321.0744
242		321.2079	Definitely [yeah I had a no business] on the east side. I didn't even know	324.6501
243	ROC_int_01	321.9686	[Yeah. <laugh>]	322.9897
244	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	325.2162	the east side existed. Um, my mom was good about taking me to- she always took me out, you know, whether it was like a weekend at Corning Museum or, you know, doing different things, she took me out, but	336.0277
246		336.6968	I didn't have no business on the east side. I didn't know what it was until I got older, so	340.4764
247	ROC_int_01	340.5405	Yeah, [well, for someone who's] not from here, how would you characterize west side from east side?	346.1355
248	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	340.9633	[definitely a west sider.]	342.2236
249		346.7922	Um, <laugh>	347.7667
251		348.0629	so, the- the west side,	349.8276
253		350.1214	I'd say-	350.8982
255		351.6442	not even- I don't know, I feel like, um, there's m-	355.1259
257		355.2652	more family oriented, people- working class people,	358.7324
259		359.0688	um,	359.6516
261		359.8194	families, working class people.	361.5309
263		361.9086	Whereas the east side is kind of-	363.4986
265		363.8807	it's bigger, so you have more opportunity for subsidized housing and people that get, um,	369.4510
267		369.7483	<ts>	369.9019
269		371.0670	you know, government assistance. Not saying that that doesn't exist on this side, but I just find that there's a higher percentage of homeowners per se	378.4152
271		378.8919	on the west side, but it's smaller, so	380.9325
273		381.1054	I don't know percentage-wise if you could actually-	383.7171
275		383.8812	how it would stack up, but.	385.1984
277		385.7603	The east side is kind of like the wild wild west. [<laugh>]	389.2643
278	ROC_int_01	388.3330	[Yeah. <laugh>]	389.7137
279	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	389.5454	[Yeah], yeah on the west side, you know,	391.0707
280		391.7249	with the exception of maybe like Jefferson, you know, there's a few areas that are kind of like, woo I wouldn't go over there, but	397.5533
282		398.0307	it's more of a	398.8805
284		399.3544	friendly neighborhood I'd say.	401.2030
286		401.5630	My opinion. [<laugh>]	403.6330
287	ROC_int_01	403.0049	[Cool, cool], no, [yeah.]	404.5933
288	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	404.2198	[<laugh>]	404.6515
289	ROC_int_01	404.9002	That's good, I want your opinion, [so.]	406.5978
290	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	406.2107	[<laugh>]	406.9987
291	ROC_int_01	407.1101	That's good, okay, what schools did you go to?	409.8625
292	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	409.9679	<ts>	410.0526
294		410.5463	Oh gosh, I cannot	412.0721
296		412.1908	think of the-	413.3147
298		413.4266	I went to kindergarten at	414.9943
300		415.7241	either- I think it was /RD-SCHOOL-4/, I can't remember.	418.8536
302		419.2816	But from /RD-SCHOOL-4/ I went to /RD-SCHOOL-3/, school number /RD-SCHOOL-2/.	423.2288
304		423.6361	And from there, I went to /RD-SCHOOL-2/, and that's where I graduated from. So I didn't do too much jumping around. [I was- pretty much] in the same place, stability. <laugh>	433.3893
305	ROC_int_01	429.8903	[Ah, okay.]	430.9286
306		433.5124	That's good, [did you start] /RD-SCHOOL-2/ in high school or middle school?	436.4458
307	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	434.2165	[Mm-hm.]	434.6829
309		435.9119	<ts>	435.9787
311		436.3957	Middle school, I started in middle school, so.	438.7884
312		438.9465	I started and never left. I fell in love.	441.3859
314		441.4763	My, um-	442.3159
316		442.7755	actually, for high school, my options were either go to Nazareth	446.0274
318		446.5217	or,	447.0533
320		447.4804	Wilson,	448.2257
322		448.4055	and my mom was like you're not going to Wilson. <laugh>	451.0429
324		451.1875	I didn't really want to go to Wilson [because]	453.1091
325	ROC_int_01	452.7760	[Mm.]	453.0878
326	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	453.4894	a lot of the kids I went to elementary from-	455.6655
328		456.0761	I was overweight growing up,	457.2482
330		457.6131	so a lot of the kids were going to Wilson, and I didn't want to go because they used to tease me all the time, so I didn't want to go to Wilson.	463.9007
332		464.5465	And I didn't want to go to a all girls school, cause I was like, great I'm never gonna have a boyfriend. <laugh>	469.5772
334	ROC_int_01	469.6434	[<laugh>]	470.2470
335	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	469.8277	[So I] didn't want to go to Nazareth.	471.4145
336		471.8595	Um, s- in /RD-SCHOOL-4/ c- I've always been a active kid, dancing, um, cheerleading. I was always in something, so /RD-SCHOOL-4/ made the most sense honestly, so.	480.5266
337	ROC_int_01	480.8579	Yeah,	481.3706
338	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	481.4970	[Yeah.]	481.8766
339	ROC_int_01	481.5394	[okay.]	482.1288
340		482.4296	And, um,	483.4648
342		483.8728	did you start off in dance in middle school too, [or?]	486.6459
343	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	486.3866	[Mm-hm.]	487.1926
344	ROC_int_01	487.0858	[Okay.]	487.4200
345	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	487.4617	Um, I always dabbled in everything though.	489.4530
347		489.8984	Cause sixth grade when we started, they had like an explore arts program, so you kind of did everything.	495.7950
349		496.0124	You went through vocal, drama, music, creative writing.	499.3143
351		499.7106	Um, but dance was just my	501.1077
353		501.2196	thing, it was my go-to, so,	503.3981
355		504.3764	that's what I stuck with.	505.5463
357		505.6998	Although I (breathy) probably should have switched or tried double major with drama, probably would have	510.0196
359		510.5060	done well with that. [<laugh>]	512.2467
360	ROC_int_01	511.5469	[Yeah]	512.2844
361		512.3495	Okay, [we- we] got to [/inaudible/.]	514.5953
362	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	512.6484	[Yeah]	513.1356
364		513.3156	[Right, /unintelligible/] <laugh>	515.2025
365	ROC_int_01	515.2485	Yeah,	515.6894
366	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	515.6872	[<laugh>]	516.1460
367	ROC_int_01	515.9009	[actually] it's so funny cause my niece is going to her, uh,	519.3695
368		520.1027	uh, orientation for [the middle school program today, so.]	523.5185
369	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	521.6072	[Really],	522.7290
371		522.9484	[aw.]	524.2495
372	ROC_int_01	523.8967	[Yeah] I think they have like the same kind of structure [where like you-]	527.3146
373	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	526.5073	[Oh okay they do] explore arts though, okay [so it's] not just like you got to go pick what you want, [/?/]	532.0420
374	ROC_int_01	528.8586	[Mm-hm.]	529.1939
376		531.7141	[Right] exactly, [so-]	533.4904
377	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	533.1831	[Cause we] were the last	534.4932
378		534.6639	sixth grade class,	535.8893
380		536.0166	so,	536.6730
382		536.9631	the class of O eight, anybody that was there from middle school, was the last sixth grade class at	542.0758
384		542.3099	/RD-SCHOOL-4/, so.	543.1379
385	ROC_int_01	543.1144	Yeah, [cause] they switch around so much, [seven through twelve], six to [twelfth, yup.]	547.4001
386	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	543.5776	[Mm.]	543.7478
388		545.0512	[Yeah],	545.8231
390		547.0520	[yeah]	547.9533
391	ROC_int_01	548.2130	[yeah.]	548.6067
392	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	548.2464	[mm.]	548.5111
393		548.8442	<ts>	548.9009
394	ROC_int_01	549.5067	Okay, and how would you characterize your time at /RD-SCHOOL-2/?	552.9857
395	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	553.7316	Um, it was honestly the best-	555.9208
397		556.0211	one of the best times of my life.	558.1930
399		558.5958	Um, I really-	559.9400
401		560.5716	I'm really thankful that I went to that school for so many different reasons. Um, it-	565.1926
403		565.5241	you know, I was always open minded anyway as an individual, but	568.6919
405		569.0981	going there, it allowed me to explore and	571.7219
407		572.0611	kind of figure out who I was at a young age.	574.1894
409		574.5951	Um, it was a outlet, and I got to experience so many things that	578.6966
411		578.8412	I would have never, in- even in my adulthood, I would have never- you know, I would have never got to dance with /RD-NAME-3/	584.3398
412	ROC_int_01	584.6522	[Hm.]	584.8394
413	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	584.6739	[if I] didn't go to /RD-SCHOOL-4/, you know, so.	586.4714
414		586.9540	So many cool experiences, so many different people from different walks of life and,	592.0533
416		592.4403	um,	592.9492
418		593.0984	just kind of	594.0356
420		594.4762	the foundation of you never know what you're gonna get from somebody, so before you kind of judge you should	599.4503
422		599.9467	give somebody a chance to open up and see what they can offer.	602.8408
424		603.2284	I love that school.	604.0510
425	ROC_int_01	604.4718	Yeah.	604.8783
426	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	604.9823	[<laugh>]	606.0460
427	ROC_int_01	605.8333	[Me] too. I th- I think that it's, um,	608.4267
428		608.7151	of the city [schools, you know, one of the best.]	611.3877
429	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	609.7957	[Yeah],	610.7459
431		611.3511	[yeah.]	611.7529
432	ROC_int_01	611.8550	[Yeah.]	612.1717
433	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	611.8947	[I mean], that's as far as the arts goes. As far as the education portion,	616.3035
434		616.7724	I'm a bit disappointed because, um, I'm a first generation	620.8664
436		621.1926	college student, [so],	622.5974
437	ROC_int_01	622.1483	[Mm.]	622.4934
438	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	623.3917	um, you know, my parents'	624.9328
440		625.4623	goal back then was	627.0649
442		627.1764	work, get out. You know, companies were around so my dad	630.1973
444		630.5424	got out of school and worked at Kodak, and he retired from there, so he was there for thirty-five plus years.	635.1336
446		635.5212	My mom's been with the state for	637.3744
448		637.8669	twenty-six years almost.	639.6775
450		639.9234	So, you know,	640.6029
452		640.7329	they got jobs and worked.	642.0040
454		642.0807	Um,	642.5566
456		643.1645	<ts> in school, n-	644.3700
458		644.6292	all I knew was	645.4666
460		645.5469	I'm going to college. I didn't know how I got there,	648.3974
462		648.5369	how you pay for it, what to do.	650.3026
464		650.8144	So when I kind of got there,	652.4832
466		653.2357	I was stuck because my parents didn't really know	656.1620
468		656.3227	what to do, other than tell me, you're going to college.	659.1127
470		659.9117	So,	660.3182
472		660.7579	I don't think /RD-SCHOOL-4/ really prepared me	663.6417
474		663.8355	for	664.4075
476		664.5691	school.	665.0944
478		665.3300	They just wanted me to graduate.	666.7768
480		668.0390	[And they pushed] me along and I feel like, um-	670.7649
481	ROC_int_01	668.2140	[Mm.]	668.6107
482	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	671.1241	I was just have- actually I was just having this conversation with /RD-NAME-2/	674.0276
484		674.4295	about how, you know,	675.6775
486		676.3536	they didn't prepare me. They- I don't feel like they	678.8714
488		678.9565	prepared me for college. They just said, okay, get good grades, apply to school you want,	683.5335
490		683.7037	go there,	684.4553
492		684.7484	you'll be fine. That's not-	685.8074
494		686.0674	that is not nearly-	687.2540
496		687.6275	Nobody told me, don't apply to a nursing program right out of high [school.]	691.6845
497	ROC_int_01	691.5251	[Mm.]	692.0026
498	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	692.0816	And the first person that did was a black man,	694.3711
500		694.8107	and I took so much offense to it because I thought he was insulting my intelligence,	699.2649
502		699.6336	not realizing, you know,	700.9526
504		701.3978	<ts> you've never taken A and P, how are you gonna get into a nursing program, you know.	705.4256
506		705.5450	I didn't know that so,	706.6736
508		707.1525	looking back,	708.0885
510		708.4715	I wish I woulda listened to that man. <laugh>	710.5997
511	ROC_int_01	710.7084	[Mm-hm.]	711.1622
512	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	710.9276	[/Cause it/] broke my heart when I applied and didn't get in.	713.2896
513		713.7576	But, um,	714.3580
515		714.6945	yeah, no.	715.5029
517		715.7960	Miss-	716.1553
519		716.2829	what was her name, um, the counselor.	718.6693
521		719.3747	[I can't-]	719.9751
522	ROC_int_01	719.4125	[Uh], /RD-NAME-2/?	720.6322
523	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	720.9829	Miss /RD-NAME-1/, tha- I feel like, was that-	722.9779
525		723.5972	Yeah, she was retiring? She was getting ready to [retire?]	726.5420
526	ROC_int_01	725.9704	[Oh], maybe not.	727.2968
527		727.5048	[Maybe not cause I think] she's	729.2446
528	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	727.6278	[No.]	728.3842
529	ROC_int_01	729.3722	[still there, yeah.]	730.7790
530	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	729.5140	[still there. No, it's-] it was-	731.3936
531		731.7009	my counselor was getting ready- she was supposed to retire the year that we graduated, but she stayed.	736.3867
533		736.6561	Or either the year before, and then she stayed for our year.	739.3366
535		740.1033	She didn't really check in with me. It was just kind of like the beginning of the year, you know, you met with her,	744.2446
537		744.7031	and then I didn't really see her again until the end when it was already, you know,	748.2413
539		748.3500	too late.	748.9634
540	ROC_int_01	749.1525	Mm-hm.	749.8616
541	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	749.8805	Um,	750.3769
543		750.6520	but, you know, I wasn't a horrible student or anything, but I just-	753.4884
545		754.3867	I just was very disappointed in retrospect, looking back.	757.5913
547		757.7015	Then I had no idea.	759.0393
549		759.1581	I wish	759.7047
551		759.7780	they would've	760.3299
553		760.4481	prepared me a lot more	761.6633
555		761.9083	for [school], so.	762.8775
556	ROC_int_01	762.1731	[Yeah.]	762.5087
557		762.9295	No, I think I can totally relate. [I mean going] to the /RD-SCHOOL-3/, I don't feel like I had the education	768.3244
558	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	764.7732	[Mm-hm.]	765.2743
559	ROC_int_01	768.7593	to keep up with those other kids. Everybody had AP everything.	772.3002
560	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	772.3096	Yeah.	773.0046
561	ROC_int_01	773.1728	[Everything, you know, I] took like, one or two [APs.]	776.2565
562	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	773.5652	[Yeah.]	774.1080
564		775.4387	[Yeah],	775.8878
566		776.0343	[cause] they didn't tell you.	777.1595
567		777.2635	<laugh>	777.4715
568	ROC_int_01	777.5499	Yeah, they didn't tell me, and on top of that, I'm just like, well if I don't think I can get a A in it, I don't wanna take it, [which is] not a great [mindset to have, right?] Like, just, whatever I can get a A in, whatever's easy.	787.8358
569	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	782.4806	[Yup.]	782.8422
571		784.1224	[Mm-mm.]	784.9227
572		787.9684	Right.	788.3238
573	ROC_int_01	788.3285	But yeah, so I definitely felt that way when I went to /RD-SCHOOL-3/.	791.6756
574	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	791.8080	And not that we weren't capable.	793.5504
576		793.7017	This is another thing that makes me mad. We live in a college town, like,	797.2103
578		797.6122	I don't understand why	799.3944
580		799.9145	colleges don't,	800.8694
582		801.2807	you know, kind of advertise almost to- You know, if you go down south	805.5410
584		805.8436	everybody's goal from	807.3516
586		807.9690	middle school, maybe even,	809.5621
588		810.0613	um, elementary, it's to either, you know, play a sport, or they're gonna go to that- they're- they're gonna go to that university.	816.7440
590		817.3074	That's not the mindset here, like, I don't feel like that's the culture,	820.3046
592		820.6450	at least for the city schools, you know, maybe suburbs, little different, but I don't feel like they advertise, or	826.6450
594		827.1650	they	827.4581
596		827.6709	input themselves into the schools as much as they should.	830.6803
597	ROC_int_01	830.9545	Mm.	831.1679
598	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	831.1436	Whereas, you know,	832.1061
599		832.4039	people- I meet people from	833.6850
601		833.8221	all different places and they're like, yeah I know the U of R, I know, I've heard about it, and	837.7960
603		838.6261	you're a little more excited than me, and I live there, you know. [<laugh>]	841.9400
604	ROC_int_01	841.7301	[Mm-hm, yeah.]	842.6425
605	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	842.2548	[You hear] great things about it, you not from here.	844.5098
606		845.0827	I don't know, I've always wondered about that too. I just feel like	848.0894
608		848.5716	they don't really	849.3658
610		849.8905	advertise to	851.0922
612		851.5224	the city schools and	853.1155
614		854.3352	kind of help bring them up so that you're ready for their	857.0535
616		857.5413	curriculum when you get there, so.	859.2573
617	ROC_int_01	859.5221	Yeah, yeah.	860.7112
619		860.9008	No, I completely agree. I mean, I ended up making it,	863.5444
621		863.6791	but	863.9687
622	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	864.1795	Right. And [not that you] weren't capable, [you know], but had you had mindset of this is what I need in ninth grade	870.7326
623	ROC_int_01	864.8697	[it was-]	865.4323
625		866.2927	[Mm-hm.]	866.7465
626	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	870.9926	to get here,	872.0279
628		872.4061	your perspective probably would've been totally different, you know, you woulda been AP-ed out from ninth grade all the [way up until], you know,	878.6945
629	ROC_int_01	877.3944	[Mm-hm.]	878.0090
630		878.8789	[Yeah],	879.3611
631	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	879.2145	[so.]	879.6617
632	ROC_int_01	879.4793	[but] I do feel like having the major	881.6472
633		881.9923	definitely prepared me in a different kind of way.	884.2454
634	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	884.2596	Yes.	885.0301
636		885.3233	[Yes.]	885.9473
637	ROC_int_01	885.4320	[You know, like-]	886.4258
638	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	886.2357	[That] critical thinking, you know, we were able to figure it out, even if you didn't know, you gonna figure out a way to make it happen,	892.4673
639		892.8794	/so./	893.1016
640	ROC_int_01	893.6169	[Yeah, and like] time management and knowing you had stuff that was just kind of like	898.3389
641	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	893.7020	[I think I agree.]	894.7751
642	ROC_int_01	898.4358	requirements, but things that you had to satisfy for	901.5280
643	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	901.5280	Mm-hm.	902.4250
644	ROC_int_01	902.5082	your discipline.	903.5246
645	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	903.6022	Yes.	904.2735
647		904.5280	Yup.	904.8061
648	ROC_int_01	904.8447	Yeah, I like that part of it I guess.	906.7844
649	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	906.8411	Yeah.	907.1886
651		907.4098	[<laugh>]	908.7973
652	ROC_int_01	907.6982	[<laugh>]	908.7477
653	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	909.1145	[Yeah.]	909.6085
654	ROC_int_01	909.2090	[So], where did you, um, apply to school when y-	911.7619
655		911.8611	first out of like, /RD-SCHOOL-2/?	913.0682
656	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	913.3803	So I applied- I only applied to Brockport, again not even	917.8647
658		918.7156	realizing there was so much more out there than just	922.1770
660		922.3377	New York State, you know.	923.6567
662		923.9214	Looking back, I wish I would've applied to a down south school. I wish I would've gone-	928.1755
664		928.5552	You know, I should've been on the drum line, dancing, doing something, but I didn't even know that-	932.5082
666		933.1369	you know, you see it in the movies, but I didn't know that this culture actually existed and, um,	938.5082
668		939.1038	<ts> again, my parents didn't really	941.0279
670		942.4556	speak anything other th-	943.7840
672		944.3116	speak anything into me other than, you're going to college.	946.8739
674		947.0638	So, you know, the culture, and what to expect and	949.8341
676		950.1414	they didn't know cause they didn't go, and I was first generation college, so	953.6311
678		954.0566	literally like, the first person in my family to actually fill out a application.	958.3869
680		958.6545	I had a older cousin who	960.0065
682		960.4820	g- um, was brilliant. She had all	962.5806
684		962.6999	straight As and even got scholarships but she ended up getting pregnant.	966.3280
686		966.7184	So she didn't go. And, you know, she was kind of like my role model, so	969.8102
688		970.2916	when she just kind of	971.4184
690		971.5744	got out of school and worked, I was like, okay well,	973.5930
692		973.8863	what's life, you know, you just	975.1763
694		975.2650	go to college.	975.9593
696		976.3423	So I applied to Brockport,	977.6392
698		978.2854	<ts>	978.3861
700		978.5043	didn't get in because I applied right to the nursing program.	981.8513
702		982.3694	And my father goes, well, I'm not paying for you to take liberal arts there. We don't have any money, so	987.8210
704		988.1661	you're going to MCC.	989.2440
706		989.4804	I'm like I don't wanna go to MCC. That's thirteenth grade. That's all I've heard all my life.	994.0810
708		994.7287	So I ended up, um, kind of last minute just	998.2042
710		998.5021	picking /RD-SCHOOL-3/,	1000.0196
712		1000.4072	which was a horrible mistake. <laugh>	1002.5866
713	ROC_int_01	1002.7813	Aw, [really?]	1003.6606
714	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1003.3864	[Yeah], it was horrible. I- because I wasn't stimulated. I was bored, you know, I literally-	1008.6650
715		1008.9203	I was almost depressed even because I literally was just going to school and just	1013.1097
717		1014.2329	working and going to school wor- I was working three jobs just to keep up with	1017.9061
719		1018.6417	school books and tuition cause I didn't get any financial [aid.]	1022.1731
720	ROC_int_01	1022.0218	[<sigh>]	1022.5466
721	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1022.5655	I didn't qualify for EOP.	1024.4715
723		1024.7260	I- I like didn't have any help, and I had to take out loans in my name, so it was just like,	1029.6339
725		1030.1075	I'm working, I wasn't ready for all this responsibility, and now I'm adjusting to school, you know, nobody's really	1035.9912
727		1036.3789	explaining how this works, a Q, a W, or whatever. You know what I'm saying, nothing- nobody explained anything to me, so.	1042.3789
729		1042.9273	Um,	1043.3527
731		1044.0221	I went there for two years, and I,	1046.1447
733		1047.0741	um, ended up being waitlisted for the nursing program,	1050.1483
735		1050.3718	and after	1051.9603
737		1052.8783	I went back for a semester and I was like, I'm not happy.	1055.4122
739		1055.7290	So I went and got my LPN.	1057.2465
741		1058.0360	Ended up doing that, which I wish I would've	1060.3486
743		1060.5093	done first actually, if I would've known about vocational [school.]	1064.3371
744	ROC_int_01	1063.8658	[Mm.]	1064.3244
745	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1064.8255	Had I had known that option was available,	1066.8667
747		1067.2211	I actually would've just done that.	1069.0913
749		1069.3198	Um,	1069.8276
751		1070.5106	I'm the type of person who needs experience to learn. So,	1073.4076
753		1073.7200	you can spew	1074.7365
755		1075.0163	everything from a book to me, but if I can't apply it to anything, like, and make it tangible, it- it just doesn't	1081.3427
757		1081.5572	stick to me. So,	1082.6436
759		1083.0726	going to LPN school and getting my LPN in ten months and being able to actually work in the field,	1088.0002
761		1088.4851	made so much sense.	1089.6656
763		1090.0425	Except now, I'm in this point where I was like, okay I'm'a go back to school, I'm'a go back to school and here we are seven years later, I'm just now signing back up to go to school, so.	1098.5174
765		1098.9137	I'm actually gonna be, um, starting /RD-SCHOOL-3/ in two weeks to finish out my RN.	1103.7107
767		1104.4801	[Yay, <laugh>]	1105.9442
768	ROC_int_01	1104.7677	[Yay, congrats.]	1106.7136
769	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1106.5706	[but] I'm mad at myself, because I let my sciences expire. So, I have to retake my sciences, and-	1112.3406
770		1112.8395	but the journey was worth the experience that I've gained.	1115.9671
772		1116.1863	Going through the process, so.	1117.7179
774		1118.0299	<ts>	1118.1386
775	ROC_int_01	1118.1269	Yeah.	1118.4664
776	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1118.6483	No worries. If I passed it before, I know I can pass it again, so,	1121.6174
778		1122.0231	yeah. [<laugh>]	1123.4406
779	ROC_int_01	1123.1795	[Yeah.]	1123.5029
780	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1123.9302	But [yeah],	1124.7555
781	ROC_int_01	1124.2380	[Now],	1124.7602
782		1125.1245	after you get your RN, cause we know that's gonna [happen-]	1128.1070
783	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1127.8478	[yes], speak it. [<laugh>]	1130.0235
784	ROC_int_01	1129.1884	[Yes we're gonna] claim that. <laugh>	1130.9328
785	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1130.9887	Yes, [yes.]	1131.9912
786	ROC_int_01	1131.5482	[Do you] think you'll stay in Rochester?	1134.0464
787	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1134.2702	Um,	1134.7225
789		1134.9650	so, after I get my RN, I actually wanna get my master's. My goal was always to become a nurse practitioner, um, and specialize in obstetrics.	1142.8628
791		1143.4503	Now I've been coming across this question c- um,	1146.9650
793		1147.2971	especially since we're older now,	1149.0633
795		1149.3850	I feel like,	1150.0845
797		1150.4843	ah, you're too old to be on campus again, you're a old hag, you can't be on campus cause you're so old.	1156.8807
799		1157.4589	Um, but then I think about it.	1159.2821
801		1160.0201	<ts>	1160.1002
803		1160.2603	And, um, you know /RD-NAME-2/ you know who [/RD-NAME-2/ [is, yeah.]	1163.0206
804	ROC_int_01	1162.5118	[Yeah.]	1163.0112
805	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1163.3936	And so, w- /RD-NAME-2/ went to Nazareth, and I kind of hung out there a lot, you know.	1167.1519
807		1167.3244	That was my college experience basically at Nazareth,	1170.3542
809		1170.6479	through her.	1171.1748
811		1171.6225	Um,	1172.0375
813		1172.2706	and I just remember meeting so many people. I don't know if you know /RD-NAME-4/?	1176.9891
814	ROC_int_01	1177.4173	That name sounds [extremely familiar, /inaudible/]	1180.7734
815	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1178.7141	[You probably do know her, yeah] she's- um, she's really,	1182.8065
816		1183.2588	um, active in the community with different things. Um,	1186.0005
818		1186.2559	I'm pretty sure, cause she- I don't think she knows /RD-NAME-2/ I'm pretty sure you- you [probably know exactly] who she is, but	1191.3804
819	ROC_int_01	1189.8266	[/Probably/.]	1190.3592
820	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1191.7751	she was older. Uh- while we were in school and I remember meeting her	1195.4826
822		1195.8743	and thinking, wow like, if she could do it, you know, why can't I? You know, it's a school, do what you wanna do.	1202.5131
824		1203.0110	So, lately I've been going back and forth with, um,	1205.9485
826		1206.5966	do I wanna stay in state	1208.0841
828		1208.4245	for my master's, or would I like to	1210.6708
830		1211.2117	experience life	1212.9370
832		1213.2260	outside of Rochester?	1214.7929
834		1215.7336	I don't know financially where I'll be,	1217.9578
836		1218.2096	um, and then I've recently just gotten into a relationship. So,	1221.5716
838		1222.1264	all of that kind of plays a factor. Um,	1225.2774
840		1225.7157	now that I'm older, you know, I'm not getting any younger. <laugh>	1229.3003
842		1229.6454	/I like [this-/]	1230.1641
843	ROC_int_01	1229.8619	[You have] time.	1230.7831
844	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1230.8811	[I do. I have] plenty of time and I'm not rushing anything, but, you know,	1235.0905
845	ROC_int_01	1231.0458	[<laugh>]	1231.8836
846	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1235.3050	we'll see. I don't know where my heart is gonna be. I- I'm one of 'em people that follow my heart,	1239.5249
847	ROC_int_01	1239.7487	Mm.	1240.2215
848	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1240.2384	which is the- not always a good thing.	1241.7296
850		1241.9801	But I follow my heart, and it- it hasn't led me too	1244.8402
852		1245.0010	far from where I need to be, but	1246.7557
854		1247.3466	we'll see.	1247.9518
856		1248.2449	We'll- we'll see. I'm not sure. That's- that's a open ended question. [<laugh>]	1252.4173
857	ROC_int_01	1251.9256	[Yeah.]	1252.2944
858	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1252.6962	[I don't know], so we'll see.	1254.2279
859	ROC_int_01	1252.7860	[Yeah.]	1253.2257
860	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1254.5313	I've entertained it.	1255.6517
862		1255.9684	I definitely wanted to do, um, traveling nursing for sure,	1259.3864
864		1259.9112	um, once I get my RN though.	1261.9637
866		1262.1434	I wanna	1262.6929
868		1262.8560	experience the world. I love to travel, so	1265.3864
870		1266.0038	that's what,	1266.5959
872		1266.7684	um, has been my kind of	1268.5688
874		1268.7248	goal for the next maybe three, four years, so.	1271.6322
875	ROC_int_01	1271.8261	Mm-hm,	1272.4123
877		1272.6637	and do you travel a lot now, or?	1274.8194
878	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1274.8667	Yes, too much, <laugh>	1277.0082
879	ROC_int_01	1277.1642	So [where have you] been?	1278.6136
880	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1277.6067	[T-]	1278.0179
881		1278.6325	too much. That would be the reason why I haven't	1280.8828
883		1281.1295	gone back to school in the last-	1282.7888
885		1283.2615	we'll add it up, seven years. Um,	1285.4173
887		1285.5402	I've been to Jamaica twice.	1287.9431
889		1288.3166	Um, in	1289.1439
891		1289.3386	high school I had the chance to go to China, which really kind of like-	1292.9078
893		1293.3380	that's where my travel bug	1294.7799
895		1294.8895	came from.	1295.5419
896	ROC_int_01	1295.6114	Mm-hm.	1296.2449
897	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1296.2939	Um,	1296.8086
899		1297.1868	I've been to Canada a bunch of times. Um, <ts> I been to DR,	1302.0285
901		1302.6100	Dominican Republic, I should say.	1304.4017
903		1304.9954	Um, where else have I been?	1306.9810
905		1308.8681	And, you know, traveling in the states. I've been to different states, mm.	1312.6259
907		1313.5908	Sh- you want me to name 'em all, [or?]	1314.9929
908	ROC_int_01	1314.7140	[Oh], no, you don't [/inaudible/]	1316.7468
909	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1315.3569	[<laugh> Yeah, I'm like, I'm like], I've been to a ton of- I've never been out west. That's probably the only place I haven't been.	1320.2290
910		1320.5844	Like, southwest and out west, but,	1322.3525
912		1323.0994	um,	1323.4776
914		1323.5958	I do love to travel, whether it's for pleasure or like historic r- you know, sites, visiting different things. I love-	1330.0847
916		1330.5157	/I'm/ very nostalgic, so	1331.6267
917	ROC_int_01	1331.7827	[Mm-hm.]	1332.3952
918	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1331.9103	[love to] travel.	1332.7991
919		1332.9457	<laugh>	1333.3694
920	ROC_int_01	1333.3522	So is there anywhere you've been where you feel like,	1336.0621
921		1336.2098	you know, this feels like an- it could be another home for me.	1339.2482
922	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1339.3144	No, and that's the problem. That's why I haven't, um,	1342.8959
924		1343.2079	really	1343.7752
926		1344.0399	kind of made the decision to move.	1345.9668
928		1346.1634	Um, Charlotte was the only place that I came this close to feeling like that.	1350.4607
930		1350.9484	I don't know if I didn't have enough time to experience it maybe,	1354.1064
932		1354.8025	but, um, Charlotte was cool.	1356.6856
934		1356.9693	I really did enjoy Charlotte, so.	1358.8130
936		1359.2838	That's probably the only place.	1360.2671
938		1360.6642	Um,	1361.0424
940		1361.4045	I love Miami, but I don't think I could actually see myself living there. It's too-	1365.2399
942		1365.8923	I don't think I could ever live in like a metropolitan area,	1368.7863
943	ROC_int_01	1368.8052	Yeah.	1369.3016
944	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1369.3394	too-	1369.6479
945	ROC_int_01	1369.6597	Yeah.	1370.0095
946	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1370.0249	too [crazy.]	1370.8049
947	ROC_int_01	1370.3237	[/Let's turn] this up some more./	1371.5683
948	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1371.8208	/I think/ [it's too] too crazy,	1373.2674
949	ROC_int_01	1372.2510	[Yeah.]	1372.6339
950	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1373.3998	[<laugh>]	1374.1449
951	ROC_int_01	1374.0515	[Yeah.]	1374.5533
952	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1375.0213	so.	1375.4373
954		1375.7824	But Charlotte was cool.	1377.0061
956		1377.1408	It was cool, yeah.	1378.1462
957	ROC_int_01	1378.6926	Yeah, [okay.]	1379.8083
958	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1379.3072	[Mm-hm.]	1379.7904
959	ROC_int_01	1380.2034	Well, um,	1381.1868
961		1381.6230	how long is your RN program?	1383.5127
962	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1384.0828	So I'm gonna be doing the LPN to RN program, which is only ten mo- eighteen months,	1390.7432
964		1391.2215	save the exception of some classes I don't have to take, so it might be a little shorter for me.	1396.0672
966		1396.3772	But because recently, as in literally this semester, my sciences expire.	1401.4087
968		1401.6884	So now I have to retake those.	1403.4660
970		1403.8772	It'll probably be a year in total once I finish out my pre-reqs.	1407.7018
972		1407.8066	But I'm'a try to see, cause technically	1410.1089
974		1410.5958	my	1411.3333
976		1411.6075	second half of my sciences won't e- expire until next fall.	1415.4423
978		1416.2365	So I'm gonna try if they'll let me slide through and apply to the program,	1420.1367
980		1420.5993	to get in for	1421.4955
982		1421.7413	next /fall/ without it	1423.1678
984		1423.9952	expiring,	1424.9076
986		1425.1609	[maybe. We'll] see.	1425.9929
987	ROC_int_01	1425.2129	[Mm-hm.]	1425.6984
988	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1426.1348	If that's the case, it'll only take a year.	1427.9172
990		1428.0520	I'll be done	1428.6261
992		1428.9092	by next year,	1429.5333
994		1430.3511	next-	1430.8002
996		1431.5235	that's two thousand	1432.7243
998		1433.8692	nineteen,	1434.6019
1000		1434.9849	spring of two thousand nineteen, yeah,	1436.8239
1001	ROC_int_01	1437.0697	Okay.	1437.4457
1002	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1437.8166	so.	1438.1076
1003	ROC_int_01	1438.0921	Cool.	1438.5378
1004	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1438.6250	Yeah	1438.9410
1005	ROC_int_01	1438.9410	Awesome.	1439.5296
1007		1439.9609	Well, um,	1440.9206
1009		1441.1428	/inaudible/ okay,	1442.3422
1011		1442.4870	cool.	1442.6407
1012	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1442.6537	[<laugh>]	1443.5566
1013	ROC_int_01	1443.0992	[Um],	1443.5460
1014		1443.7532	<ts>	1443.8419
1016		1444.1692	what-	1444.9162
1018		1445.3428	I wanna turn to some questions actually, um, more about [Rochester in general.]	1449.2616
1019	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1448.2026	[Hello.]	1449.2616
1020	ROC_int_01	1449.6918	<laugh>	1450.2118
1022		1450.6373	Um,	1451.2707
1024		1451.5213	what are your favorite things to do here?	1454.8286
1025	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1456.3886	[/?/]	1457.0166
1026	ROC_int_01	1456.9134	[Or] about here, about Rochester in general, I can-	1459.8817
1027	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1460.6334	It's so bad that the food was the first thing that came to my mind. (laughing)	1464.1479
1029		1464.2826	<laugh>	1464.7222
1031		1465.1915	Um, the food, seriously,	1467.0305
1033		1467.3717	cause when you go somewhere else, there's- I don't-	1470.1893
1035		1470.4351	unless it's like New York. Honestly, New York is probably the only place I could think of that satisfies my food cravings like here.	1477.2246
1037		1477.7541	There's just so many different	1479.5032
1039		1480.1990	things to enjoy here, whether it's like Caribbean food, or,	1483.9384
1041		1484.4584	um,	1485.0825
1043		1485.8767	<ts>	1485.9586
1045		1486.1517	garbage plates I love. You know garbage plates are like staples here. Um,	1490.6712
1047		1491.8586	I don't know. I just- even- you- you can actually get good seafood here too, which is t- depending on where you are, it's hard to get good seafood, so.	1498.9648
1049		1499.5936	There's just-	1500.3547
1051		1501.2293	food is- I don't know. I love food, and food is good here.	1504.5744
1053		1505.0046	Um, other than that,	1507.4562
1055		1508.8962	<exhale> I'm kind of, drawing short [<laugh>]	1512.0163
1056	ROC_int_01	1511.6665	[Yeah], okay.	1512.6289
1057	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1512.6526	of ideas.	1513.7068
1059		1514.0188	There's-	1514.3970
1061		1514.6948	um,	1515.2621
1063		1516.3369	I mean, we do have unique things here that, you know-	1519.2435
1065		1520.1606	Obviously Rochester is a very historic place.	1522.6386
1067		1522.8608	A lot of people don't realize how many	1524.7034
1069		1524.8145	treasures are in our back yard.	1526.7563
1071		1527.3169	Um, and I'm the history buff so uh, like this-	1529.6995
1073		1529.9813	you know, things like the Susan B. Anthony house excite me. I- I'm excited to go see things like that. Um,	1535.6523
1075		1536.4256	<ts> I don't think I'm going to that graveyard, the, um, Mount Hope Cemetery. [I'm- I don't] think I'm'a do [that, but]	1541.4821
1076	ROC_int_01	1539.6478	[Mm-hm.]	1540.1855
1078		1540.8959	[<laugh>]	1541.5766
1079	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1542.1250	just to know that we have, um, those things here. And even working in healthcare,	1546.1537
1081		1546.4988	um, learning about the nursing history and how,	1549.4070
1083		1549.8561	um, it's evolved here,	1552.0343
1085		1552.1714	and	1552.7304
1087		1553.3856	how the hospitals were started, you know,	1555.4704
1089		1556.0885	<sigh> eighteen fifty-seven I wanna go back as far as.	1560.1156
1091		1560.7310	I can't	1561.3975
1093		1561.5394	[remember] exactly, but, you know, to know that	1564.0875
1094	ROC_int_01	1561.7298	[/Mm-hm/.]	1562.1168
1095	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1565.2201	it's evolved from way back when, and	1567.5035
1097		1567.6831	some things are still in place from that long ago,	1570.8344
1099		1571.1843	it's kind of impressive.	1572.1676
1101		1572.5324	Other than the history and the food,	1574.4140
1103		1575.2082	it's nothing to do. Like I'm bored here, and	1577.8414
1105		1578.5013	I don't really like being here, /and so/ I'm always kind of	1580.6775
1107		1580.8973	on the go, traveling,	1582.3414
1109		1582.7763	so.	1583.1309
1111		1583.6943	School is good. That's why I'm here too. I- I-	1586.3180
1113		1586.9468	I can't say that either, but who likes to be in school, you know.	1590.4838
1114	ROC_int_01	1590.6283	[Mm-hm.]	1591.2027
1115	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1590.6492	[School isn't] fun, so.	1592.0344
1116	ROC_int_01	1592.3005	So Rochester then isn't like a great place for young, black millennials?	1596.6120
1117	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1596.7422	I don't think so.	1598.3403
1119		1598.6239	I don't think so.	1599.7869
1121		1600.1895	I think, um,	1601.4990
1123		1603.2955	now with-	1604.0389
1125		1604.1669	Let me say this, I do think	1606.0107
1127		1606.2754	Rochester is a very open minded place,	1609.5863
1129		1609.7541	um, in some places.	1611.4890
1131		1611.8066	I- I don't	1612.6765
1133		1613.2343	think I walk outside my door, and the first thing on my mind is let me be conscious of where I go because I'm worried about my safety.	1619.8380
1135		1620.1973	However there are places that I do go, and I'm like,	1622.6706
1137		1622.7794	well, make sure you say this proper, make sure you don't, you know, be too loud	1626.6687
1139		1627.0958	cause people are gonna	1628.0641
1141		1628.2532	judge you.	1629.0994
1143		1629.6998	Um, but	1630.6548
1145		1631.1398	I don't think I'm worried,	1632.5994
1147		1632.7246	you know,	1633.3002
1149		1633.7710	about	1634.2769
1151		1634.5085	police necessarily pulling me over and killing me.	1637.2221
1153		1637.3500	That's not the first thing on my mind	1639.0686
1155		1639.2198	living here. So there- I'm safe.	1641.1770
1157		1641.9390	I'm comfortable here. I'm not, you know-	1644.0427
1159		1644.6809	Whereas I had a experience in-	1646.4584
1161		1646.6078	Um, my brother lives in Maryland. He moved to Maryland,	1649.3119
1163		1649.6523	and we went down to Ocean City for a weekend.	1652.1019
1165		1652.4329	Um, now,	1653.2413
1167		1653.3594	you know, Maryland was a huge slave state, huge slave state.	1656.7254
1169		1656.8964	Frederick Douglass was born there. I think Harriet Tubman was	1660.2435
1171		1660.4184	born- I could be wrong, but I know for sure Har- um, Frederick Douglass was born there.	1664.0168
1173		1664.6933	And, so anyway, we went to Ocean City. We were dancing	1667.6806
1175		1667.9799	at this club, um,	1669.4974
1177		1669.6826	the name of it-	1670.4248
1179		1670.7557	Fager Island, it's called Fager Island.	1672.6373
1181		1673.1019	Mostly white people, you know, obviously we stand out. It's a group, we went for his	1677.5883
1183		1678.1186	wedding. They were- <exhale> um, he got married to a girl that lives there and we went kind of for	1682.8886
1185		1683.5466	their, um, engagement party.	1685.2721
1187		1685.6078	You know, we went out after.	1686.8180
1189		1687.5697	<ts>	1687.6595
1191		1687.7978	And, um, we were the only black people with an exception of maybe like, a cluster of three other people. <laugh>	1694.2032
1193		1694.3533	And when I say cluster, I mean two people like, a group of two people, two and three people.	1698.4370
1194	ROC_int_01	1698.6970	Mm.	1698.9051
1195	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1699.2415	So we stood out, you know. It was a group of eight of us maybe.	1702.0402
1197		1702.5677	<ts> And we were dancing with the guys, and after a while the guys were like trying so hard to-	1707.4938
1199		1708.3172	to show us like, oh, we know black people, we love reggae, we're down.	1712.1559
1201		1712.9233	And then, at one point one of them says,	1715.2138
1203		1715.3395	oh we love beautiful ebony women, and I was like,	1718.0909
1205		1718.3024	w- [what?]	1720.1455
1206	ROC_int_01	1719.5322	[<laugh>]	1720.8750
1207	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1721.2390	First of all, who even says ebony? Like why you just couldn't say black, if you were gonna-	1725.8720
1209		1726.0848	you had to notate to fact that we're- obviously I'm black. I'm not	1729.7351
1211		1730.0282	orange or gray.	1731.1770
1213		1731.9248	But- but that- the fact that that was like-	1734.0947
1215		1734.4493	that stood out before anything,	1736.6192
1217		1737.1514	it just bothered me. So they were explaining to me like, yeah it's pretty racist down here. You gotta be careful where you are, where you go because,	1743.8200
1219		1744.2510	you know,	1744.7143
1221		1745.4801	it's /techsni-/ it's technically below the Mason-Dixon Line, and	1749.1306
1223		1751.2296	life hasn't changed a bit much there for people, so, you know.	1755.7490
1225		1756.0477	The metropolitan areas	1757.8583
1227		1758.4112	<ts> I guess, but when you think about it, these are people that were born and raised there, and their family having the same values, traditions, and beliefs, and	1765.7446
1229		1766.2958	they just move into the city with the same mindset, so.	1769.6759
1231		1770.8901	I don't think I would feel as safe in a place like that where I'm	1774.0687
1233		1774.1555	here,	1774.6879
1235		1775.6868	um.	1775.9893
1236	ROC_int_01	1777.1326	Yeah, so you feel like, uh, you're not like, I guess racialized in the same sort of way	1781.6678
1237	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1782.1500	[No.]	1782.7457
1238	ROC_int_01	1782.2871	[as you would] be in those sorts of places.	1784.5621
1239	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1784.5039	No, I don't think, you know,	1786.2293
1240		1786.3995	I'm- I'm not worry about a confederate (laughing) flag flying, you know, across my face or	1790.8886
1242		1791.1259	driving behind somebody and they spit on my car because I'm black, you know. /But the-/ and my brother has told me about things that have happened just because he's	1798.7621
1244		1798.9559	black, so.	1799.6698
1246		1800.2096	I don't worry about that	1801.2401
1248		1801.7082	here, so.	1802.6064
1250		1802.8191	I'm thankful for that, I should say.	1804.4596
1251	ROC_int_01	1804.7338	Yeah.	1805.0344
1252	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1805.0269	It's good, yeah.	1805.8889
1253	ROC_int_01	1806.0070	Yeah.	1806.5507
1255		1806.6567	And do you think that Rochester is, uh, segregated?	1810.3839
1256	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1811.4988	I do.	1812.2056
1258		1812.6788	Um,	1813.1645
1260		1813.7554	I feel it's more	1814.9318
1262		1815.0204	an economic thing though.	1816.6935
1264		1816.7734	It- it's-	1817.6225
1266		1818.1037	it's, um,	1819.0752
1268		1820.3433	very evident, the areas that are,	1822.7922
1270		1823.3414	you know, poverty-stricken, and-	1825.2891
1272		1826.6553	However, it tends to be more minorities in those areas, so	1832.0452
1274		1832.1569	you can then subdivide it into	1834.6200
1276		1834.8611	minorities are poor in Rochester.	1837.3998
1278		1838.0719	Um,	1838.6487
1280		1839.3247	which is frustrating because I think it boils down to resources when you	1843.0878
1282		1843.4621	have this conversation about Rochester. I don't feel like	1846.1378
1284		1847.0928	we couldn't all be on the same page, but again going back to high school resources, you know. How come the city schools aren't targeted or marketed by colleges? How come they don't have programs where,	1858.9557
1286		1859.3055	you know, start up in ninth grade so that you can be prepared, or even a- a buddy buddy program or a sister, you know.	1865.7215
1287	ROC_int_01	1865.9579	[Mm.]	1866.2841
1288	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1866.1234	[Something] that I could think of, and then you	1869.0458
1289		1869.4051	go to, or I have friends that went to suburb schools, and they're like, oh yeah, we all had tablets. What?	1874.2157
1291		1874.3291	How did you-	1875.1990
1293		1875.5942	how did you afford that? We barely had books that didn't break apart, you know.	1878.8923
1294	ROC_int_01	1879.1756	Mm-hm.	1879.5444
1295	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1879.8044	Um,	1880.3150
1297		1881.1733	<ts>	1881.2613
1299		1881.5752	and obviously,	1883.0360
1301		1883.6175	I think racism up here is just a bit more polite,	1886.3319
1303		1886.5115	so	1887.1923
1305		1887.6130	the polite way of doing it is breaking it down economically. So, you know, you're black, you're gonna live in a poor neighborhood. We don't have to fund you.	1894.8847
1307		1895.5235	This No Child Left Behind thing, you know,	1897.9887
1309		1898.3177	we don't have to fund you cause you didn't do great. Now we're gonna close your school because you suck,	1902.8041
1311		1903.2087	and just pump that money somewhere else, whereas	1905.4537
1313		1905.7089	you should've pumped more money into that school, given them more resources and helped the kids, and it might've	1910.6236
1315		1911.2618	turned into something totally different, so.	1913.3891
1317		1913.9147	Uh, that does frustrate me a lot,	1915.9523
1319		1916.2690	and	1916.7418
1321		1918.4458	I think we're in a cycle now where people are so used to-	1922.4272
1323		1922.9756	um,	1923.5145
1325		1924.1291	it's the norm. People are just used to black people being	1927.1263
1327		1927.2756	dumb, or black people [not] making it through school, or black people-	1930.4288
1328	ROC_int_01	1928.3157	[Mm.]	1928.5993
1329	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1930.8496	I shouldn't even say black people. I should say minorities. Um,	1933.5356
1331		1933.7294	getting out of school and working, or	1935.3132
1333		1935.4833	having kids and	1936.6274
1335		1936.9781	being in the system, you know.	1938.2687
1337		1938.7130	Which	1939.1574
1339		1939.5356	again, statistically, we aren't	1941.4313
1341		1942.1452	obviously the only people using the system.	1944.6752
1343		1945.5451	It's just kind of	1947.2895
1345		1947.7292	we're	1948.2114
1347		1948.4316	the face of	1949.8357
1349		1949.9964	the system, so.	1951.0695
1351		1951.5496	<ts>	1951.6230
1353		1951.8382	It's unfortunate.	1952.9917
1355		1953.5543	I'm kind of scared for the generation under us cause it [seems like] that's just what they know. So they used to it, that's what they know.	1960.1357
1356	ROC_int_01	1956.5759	[Mm-hm.]	1957.0345
1357	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1960.8571	And it's becoming the norm for them, [so.]	1963.7456
1358	ROC_int_01	1963.4629	[Mm-hm.]	1963.7565
1359	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1964.0503	[Mm.]	1964.4699
1360	ROC_int_01	1964.3043	[So] what would- what do you think would need to happen to fix the circumstances I guess that they're gonna enter into, and to also get more	1971.7164
1361		1971.9811	like young black millennials to want to stay in Rochester?	1975.6316
1362	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	1976.7662	I- well,	1977.6502
1364		1977.8298	the-	1978.2801
1366		1978.4858	the economy has to change, again with the,	1980.8507
1368		1981.0048	you know,	1981.4586
1370		1982.0779	Kodak was a huge loss. Um,	1984.5937
1372		1985.9269	Xerox is pretty much, kind of the only big name still here.	1989.8318
1374		1989.9981	Um,	1990.5417
1376		1990.8585	didn't	1991.3265
1378		1991.7803	Bausch and Lomb hi- like they went through-	1994.2197
1380		1994.7047	a huge thing too, so	1995.8487
1382		1996.1210	I think we need more resources,	1998.3335
1384		1998.5584	opportunities	1999.8065
1386		2000.0098	that aren't just	2000.8134
1388		2001.3335	working class opportunities.	2003.0684
1390		2003.5412	Um,	2004.1510
1392		2005.6741	it would help	2006.3880
1394		2006.6243	stimulate the economy, and it would help, you know-	2009.5081
1396		2009.8323	Obviously they're gonna think, okay, we need people.	2012.1914
1398		2012.5055	We can't just rely on everybody that's here. We need to	2015.1610
1400		2015.4589	extend our resources to the future because they're gonna become the present.	2019.3638
1402		2020.6079	Um,	2021.1421
1404		2021.5782	I don't know what would help. I'm not a	2024.2859
1406		2024.7532	analyst or [anything.]	2026.3026
1407	ROC_int_01	2026.0142	[Mm-hm.]	2026.4066
1408	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2026.6382	I don't know, but I just know that you have to invest into the future	2030.5345
1410		2030.8524	in order to h- make the present what you want it to be.	2033.9430
1412		2034.3882	And I definitely think our school systems need a overhaul.	2037.7258
1414		2037.8960	It's- it's really sad.	2039.5317
1416		2040.2881	<ts> Now,	2040.8176
1418		2041.9341	I have a friend who has a daughter who goes to Brighton. You know, she's getting everything she needs, and she went out of her way to put her into Brighton, just for that reason.	2050.6099
1420		2051.1204	You know, she's in accelerated math, and she's	2053.5937
1422		2054.0214	in all these advanced classes.	2055.4404
1424		2055.5338	I have no doubt that when she graduates, she's gonna be where she needs to be.	2059.2870
1426		2060.0159	Why can't that be the same in every school no matter what district?	2064.4255
1428		2065.5864	It's- I think that	2066.9255
1430		2067.4692	plays a huge part. Um,	2069.2183
1432		2069.4130	and experiences. I don't think a lot of kids here even know-	2073.0390
1434		2073.8474	like, I was talking about college, what to look forward to. I don't think a lot of kids even realize that the corner is	2079.9986
1436		2080.0932	just like	2080.8496
1438		2081.2339	a small dot on the map. Like, there's so much more	2085.2767
1440		2085.9007	to life than Rochester.	2087.9005
1442		2088.7381	I think we're just stuck.	2089.8916
1444		2090.2367	Not- I shouldn't say we, but, you know what I mean, when I say we, I [think]	2093.4797
1445	ROC_int_01	2093.1110	[Mm-hm.]	2093.4372
1446	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2093.6783	a lot of people are just stuck in their circumstances here because they don't know that there's more out there	2099.1819
1448		2099.6736	that what they're in, so.	2100.7041
1450		2101.2226	<ts>	2101.2827
1452		2101.6505	I don't know what it would take, but	2103.1302
1454		2103.4422	that's a start. [<laugh>]	2105.0353
1455	ROC_int_01	2104.7659	[Yeah.]	2105.0968
1456		2105.3521	Right.	2105.7728
1458		2105.9174	Okay, so,	2106.9575
1460		2107.1513	we've talked a little bit about, uh, segregation as well as like, um,	2111.4000
1462		2112.0025	and how it	2112.6738
1464		2113.3262	kind of is more so by economic,	2115.6994
1466		2116.2439	um, circumstances. Um,	2118.7542
1468		2119.4964	h- what is your take on, I guess,	2121.7325
1470		2121.9186	diversity here in Rochester? Do you think this is a diverse place to live?	2126.0873
1471	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2126.2481	It's very diverse,	2127.8285
1473		2128.3763	but depending on where you're from, your experience with	2132.3471
1475		2132.5121	diversity varies.	2134.1277
1477		2134.6004	Um,	2135.0826
1479		2135.8276	even in nursing school, like I experienced so much	2138.9643
1481		2139.4591	flack, you know.	2140.4330
1483		2141.2083	Thank god my name is /RD-NAME-3/, because <laugh> that has gotten me through so many doors on paper.	2146.6051
1485		2147.1110	And then I get there and have to prove myself extra hard, you know.	2149.8966
1487		2150.2544	I'd have the same ideas and the same- I'd say, hey guys,	2153.8532
1489		2154.2322	we should do this. Oh no, because that's not right.	2157.3855
1491		2158.1182	And don't you know on every project, the teacher would comment,	2160.4394
1493		2160.8326	you should've done this.	2161.9814
1495		2163.0687	I don't know if it was because I'm black or what, but when you're the only black girl in the group and everybody ignores your comment, input,	2169.0477
1497		2169.4044	and thoughts and ideas, you can't help but wonder, you know, did you th- think that I was ignorant cause I went to a city school? Or what was it, you know?	2176.5531
1499		2177.0117	Um,	2177.4703
1501		2178.1227	<ts> a lot of girls that I went to nursing school with,	2180.1563
1503		2180.4731	most-	2181.0356
1505		2181.8960	most of all,	2183.3426
1507		2184.0403	yeah, all of them-	2185.2128
1509		2185.8841	none of them went to a city school.	2187.9122
1511		2188.5512	So, you know, I'm only- I'm one of the few people, with the exception of maybe the older women who were like in their fifties,	2195.2981
1513		2195.9033	which obviously they lived in a totally different time frame, so	2199.4252
1515		2199.8326	if you- you can't even really-	2201.5251
1517		2202.5415	Cause race in that time obviously was a huge-	2206.0993
1519		2206.7281	there was a huge difference.	2207.9383
1521		2208.7617	Um,	2209.2675
1523		2210.3785	so resources probably were a l- I don't know. I didn't live then, so I can't really speak on that but obviously, you know, white people weren't,	2217.0744
1525		2217.1881	um,	2217.5734
1527		2217.8137	left behind. <laugh> In the fifties, you were the-	2220.6823
1529		2220.7840	the forethought.	2221.7233
1531		2222.4071	Um, but with the exception of them,	2224.6174
1533		2225.4352	the girls that were my age or maybe a few years older, you know,	2229.1085
1535		2229.7428	<ts> they were very naive to things	2231.8607
1537		2232.3287	as far as life wa- went in the city or	2234.8721
1539		2235.0848	what	2235.4063
1541		2235.8799	their idea of city schools were. And	2237.9931
1543		2238.5226	like,	2238.7826
1545		2239.0898	I-	2239.3499
1547		2239.6146	<exhale> even work. I worked with a girl who went	2242.4019
1549		2242.5910	one time,	2243.2717
1551		2243.6387	oh my god, I don't think I could live in the city. Everyday there's a shooting, and	2248.0237
1553		2248.4870	I just couldn't handle it,	2249.9411
1555		2250.2436	you know. I was (laughing) like what? <laugh>	2251.8179
1557		2252.2386	What is she talking about? <laugh> I'm like, I've never	2254.9266
1559		2255.2575	personally witnessed anybody get shot.	2257.2345
1561		2257.5701	I've never-	2258.3170
1563		2258.5581	I've heard gunshots, but, I mean	2260.3357
1565		2260.5892	if you live in the country, you can hear gunshots too. People go hunting all the time. What's the difference, right?	2265.2000
1567		2265.7256	So I turned to her, and I said, okay well,	2267.8056
1569		2268.1271	I've never actually walked out of my house and gotten shot before, so I don't really see what the difference is, you know.	2273.6402
1571		2274.2642	Mind you, we just had a huge story	2276.2119
1573		2276.5334	at that time	2277.4505
1575		2277.8469	about how people were breaking and entering into city- uh, suburb houses, stealing things during Christmas.	2284.0234
1577		2284.5103	Like just walking into people's houses, stealing things while they were sleep, so	2288.0181
1579		2288.3896	what's the difference, you know?	2289.5337
1581		2290.6852	What's the difference?	2291.5078
1583		2291.6260	I don't really think there is a big one, other than	2293.6588
1585		2294.4956	the experience	2295.6830
1587		2296.3165	and	2296.8601
1589		2297.6922	<ts> fear will make people make up stories and	2300.3348
1591		2301.0023	tend to stay away.	2302.0565
1593		2303.1863	So I don't know.	2304.1035
1595		2305.1813	I don't think, um,	2306.4058
1597		2306.7328	outside of the city, diversity is experienced	2309.9002
1599		2310.0987	the way it is inside of the city.	2312.1552
1601		2314.1605	It's- it's a different take depending on where you come from I guess,	2317.3610
1603		2317.7999	/so./	2318.2025
1604	ROC_int_01	2318.5523	Mm-hm.	2319.0723
1606		2319.6972	Yeah.	2320.0754
1608		2320.9311	Yeah,	2321.4227
1610		2321.8151	<laugh> I agree. I think it is	2323.9094
1612		2324.8104	different across the city, but	2326.5595
1614		2327.4274	also too, um,	2329.3184
1616		2329.7817	I think it's interesting because	2331.7823
1618		2333.8293	w- I feel like we interact with,	2336.0417
1620		2337.2878	you know, people in the suburbs all the time cause that's where our grocery stores are. That's where	2341.5548
1621	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2341.5816	[Mm-hm.]	2342.5537
1622	ROC_int_01	2342.3457	[any] t- kind of	2343.4283
1623		2343.5937	commerce, [right.] (laughing)	2344.8363
1624	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2344.4203	[Mm-hm.]	2345.3421
1625	ROC_int_01	2345.2665	[And] business dealings happen, and they don't happen actually in our-	2348.4497
1626	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2348.5738	[Mm-hm.]	2349.3810
1627	ROC_int_01	2348.7322	[downtown.]	2349.6552
1628		2349.8187	Yet, you know, they have more of a choice as to whether or not	2352.6883
1630		2353.8852	they want to interact with city	2355.6355
1632		2355.7324	residents.	2356.3777
1633	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2355.8908	[<ts>]	2355.9420
1634		2356.6413	This is true.	2357.4686
1636		2357.7333	And you can almost kind of see, you know, somebody scooting over, looking at you twice when you go into the store.	2363.8590
1638		2364.1190	Not- and I'm not saying this happen a-	2365.7498
1640		2365.8588	this happens all the time, but	2367.5039
1642		2367.9192	you get	2368.5030
1644		2368.7500	people who, you know, kind of look at you- especially my hair.	2371.8162
1646		2372.1330	I change my hair up all the time.	2373.8443
1648		2374.1213	So depending on how I look when I go somewhere, I get treated different,	2377.8938
1650		2378.1499	even at work.	2379.0670
1652		2379.7918	<ts> It pisses me off when people think they can stick their hands in my hair. Like,	2383.6858
1654		2384.0379	okay,	2384.7083
1656		2385.0971	even if my hair did grow eighteen inches overnight,	2387.4611
1658		2387.8692	that doesn't give you the right (laughing) stick your hand in my- your hand in my hair and try to feel it, you know.	2392.6716
1660		2392.9836	I /wouldn't/ coming to work /if/ like, oh my god, it's curly today, and	2395.4427
1662		2395.7756	/you know./	2396.0827
1664		2396.6671	So again, diversity, experiencing things and just-	2399.8487
1666		2400.2876	but again	2401.0642
1668		2401.1988	a lot of that is upbringing and how you were raised.	2403.6382
1670		2404.1449	What your family instills in you is usually what you kind of	2407.3501
1672		2408.1112	branch off of.	2409.3687
1674		2409.7856	So, a lot of it is kind of old school ideology and people not really realizing that	2415.1040
1676		2415.4830	what their grandparents	2416.7878
1678		2417.4686	learned or taught them isn't necessarily the truth about	2420.7589
1680		2421.6268	minorities	2422.5676
1682		2422.7531	or diversity in general, so.	2424.3640
1684		2424.6552	<ts>	2424.7139
1685	ROC_int_01	2424.9624	Yeah.	2425.5014
1686	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2425.6523	Yeah.	2426.3712
1687	ROC_int_01	2426.5131	Yeah.	2426.9811
1689		2427.1115	So it would make sense that, you know, the girl in your class	2430.2269
1691		2430.7497	would say something like that about shootings in Rochester if you	2433.8206
1693		2434.0097	really have no	2435.5982
1695		2436.2695	kind of, um,	2437.2914
1697		2437.6223	interaction with-	2438.7522
1698	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2439.3290	Which, not to say that it doesn't happen,	2441.9196
1700		2442.1300	[but]	2442.5673
1701	ROC_int_01	2442.3924	[Mm-hm.]	2442.8840
1702	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2443.0003	again, you can't assume that just because you live in the city.	2446.4143
1704		2446.6082	Let's think about	2447.3456
1706		2447.5395	Park Ave, you know,	2448.6972
1708		2448.7739	nobody's gonna say, oh, Park Ave, it's dangerous. But it's smack dab in the middle of the city, you know.	2454.7753
1710		2455.5628	[So],	2455.9363
1711	ROC_int_01	2455.6810	[Mm-hm.]	2456.1869
1712	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2456.7806	it just depends, I don't know.	2458.3501
1714		2458.7519	I think any city you live in, it's-	2460.5295
1716		2461.2111	it's dangerous.	2462.2775
1718		2462.3693	New York City is horrible, but people don't go, oh my god,	2465.8960
1720		2466.4916	New York City, you know. People run there to live there, and	2470.0239
1722		2471.0923	I guess you'd watch out. I don't know.	2472.9171
1724		2473.1874	New York City is sketchy to me no matter where you are, [whether you're in Manhattan or like]	2477.4421
1725	ROC_int_01	2475.8443	[Yeah.]	2476.2745
1727		2476.6479	[<laugh>]	2477.3429
1728	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2477.6832	in the B- in Brooklyn. Sometimes I feel safer in Brooklyn than in Manhattan, so. (laughing)	2482.0381
1730		2482.9552	I really think it's just upbringing,	2484.6902
1731	ROC_int_01	2485.0212	Mm-hm.	2485.4826
1732	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2485.9675	how people view each other.	2487.6599
1733	ROC_int_01	2488.1705	Yeah.	2488.5865
1735		2488.8276	Okay, cool.	2489.8393
1737		2490.1540	So, um, my last, uh, question usually revolves around language stuff,	2495.0478
1738	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2495.1235	[Mm-hm.]	2495.6435
1739	ROC_int_01	2495.5064	[and] so- or	2496.7923
1740		2497.6999	f- couple questions, because I mean we started talking about this a little bit before, but first I'll start off on, um,	2503.6527
1742		2503.8768	<ts>	2503.9626
1744		2504.3490	do you perceive, or has anyone ever told you	2507.1315
1746		2507.4483	that you have	2508.4789
1748		2508.5923	a Rochesterian accent?	2510.4786
1749	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2511.5005	<ts>	2511.5775
1751		2511.8977	It depends on where I am. So when I'll go	2514.5167
1753		2515.9802	like in Canada, sometimes people say, oh you sound country.	2519.1051
1755		2519.4321	Or other places, like I've been to Jersey.	2521.8290
1757		2522.0748	When I go to the city, people say, oh you sound country, or oh you sound like-	2526.7389
1759		2526.8901	you don't sound like- even in Buffalo people actually say, you know, you don't	2530.2144
1761		2530.6588	sound like you're from	2532.0108
1763		2532.1337	New York.	2532.7956
1765		2533.1832	But when I go down south, people are like, oh my god, you- I can tell you're from New York. I'm like how? Cause you said son. <laugh>	2539.2731
1766	ROC_int_01	2539.3834	[<laugh>]	2540.2343
1767	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2539.5087	[You know, so]	2540.1942
1768		2540.5078	certain words that you say, you don't even realize, um,	2543.6610
1770		2544.0628	that you say these things,	2545.3534
1772		2545.8573	like pop.	2546.5665
1774		2547.4221	Um, I went to New York City and asked for pop, and the lady was like,	2551.2920
1776		2551.5804	excuse me?	2552.2942
1778		2552.4955	And I said, pop. Y'all don't have pop? Like I	2554.6919
1780		2554.7971	just need a fizz. I need something-	2556.8145
1782		2557.1076	you know, I don't want water, I want some pop.	2558.8860
1784		2559.3445	She was like, what is pop?	2560.5690
1786		2560.7202	You know, to drink, like a coke.	2562.1905
1788		2562.6396	Oh, you mean soda.	2563.8262
1790		2565.0144	Oh, I didn't know you said soda. Like, I didn't know that some people said soda, some people said pop. I just always called it pop.	2571.2639
1792		2571.5970	Things like that, um,	2573.0058
1794		2574.1176	<ts> but other than that,	2575.2664
1796		2575.7391	it just depends on where I am. Sometimes I get I sound country,	2578.8025
1798		2579.2186	and then if I'm east, like if I'm e- on the East Coast,	2582.3679
1800		2583.6159	not quite	2584.4691
1802		2584.5849	south, but East Coast-ish,	2586.9638
1804		2587.1435	people say I sound country. And if I go up north or down south, people say I sound like-	2591.8265
1806		2591.9683	No, up north sometimes in Canada they say I sound country.	2595.3067
1808		2595.7227	And then sometimes they say, we can tell you're from New York. So it just depends, I guess.	2599.3062
1809	ROC_int_01	2599.3345	Yeah.	2599.9538
1811		2600.4747	The New York thing, I could <exhale>	2602.5028
1813		2602.7581	see a little bit more, because it's like, that's	2605.1927
1815		2605.4196	mostly to me sounding like	2607.2547
1817		2607.4202	using certain like	2608.5028
1819		2609.0370	lexical	2609.9683
1821		2610.1385	things, [like saying son and whatever, like]	2612.5854
1822	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2610.6632	[Mm-hm.]	2611.8498
1824		2612.0275	[Right.]	2612.7792
1825	ROC_int_01	2612.8028	that's how people-	2613.5486
1827		2613.6471	But the southern thing, to me,	2615.2261
1829		2615.5003	is harder	2616.3796
1830	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2616.4458	Mm-hm.	2617.0293
1831	ROC_int_01	2617.0429	to understand what people	2619.3088
1833		2619.6634	mean by southern. Like, is it the way I pronounce certain words?	2623.2665
1834	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2623.4415	Y'all or hey y'all, you know, but that's because my family is from down south.	2628.4223
1836		2628.6283	So my family,	2629.9508
1838		2630.0619	when we talk to each other	2631.7437
1840		2631.8694	like, talking about,	2632.9485
1842		2633.0407	or, you know, certain things that we say to each other.	2635.8811
1844		2636.3728	It probably won't come out here cause I'm tryna be proper so you can understand me, but	2639.8691
1846		2640.3482	when we talk to each other, you can hear it,	2642.9732
1848		2643.2095	and so if I'm somewhere and I'm comfortable,	2645.5571
1850		2645.8408	it comes out.	2646.8241
1852		2647.5341	But	2648.1817
1854		2648.5646	when I'm conscious of it, I probably sound more like	2651.3113
1856		2651.4909	a New Yorker than anything.	2653.0146
1858		2653.1226	[<laugh>]	2654.0231
1859	ROC_int_01	2653.3637	[Mm-hm.]	2654.0026
1860		2654.2690	What part of the South are your, uh,	2655.7676
1862		2656.0552	folks from?	2656.6508
1863	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2656.9250	Alabama,	2658.1778
1865		2658.3338	Florida, m- f- Florida and Alabama	2660.6361
1867		2660.7382	mostly, yeah.	2661.6080
1869		2662.0615	[So],	2662.5000
1870	ROC_int_01	2662.0808	[Yeah.]	2662.5732
1871	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2662.7489	[country.]	2663.2477
1872	ROC_int_01	2662.8884	[Right.]	2663.3777
1873	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2663.3966	[<laugh>]	2663.9875
1874	ROC_int_01	2663.5337	[So many] of our family members are from the South,	2666.5605
1875		2667.4615	and so I also wonder how much that feeds in too.	2670.2866
1876	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2670.8633	A l- a [lot], I'm sure, you know, um,	2673.9768
1877	ROC_int_01	2671.4164	[/?/]	2671.7048
1878	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2675.3080	a lot cause sometimes I'm talking to people and they're like, what did you say? And I'm like, oh you- I gotta say it the right way cause they don't know what I'm talking about. <laugh> You [know what I'm talking about], um, they don't know what I'm talking	2685.6978
1879	ROC_int_01	2683.1403	[Mm-hm.]	2683.7407
1880	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2685.9153	about. <laugh>	2687.1445
1882		2687.4545	So,	2687.8753
1884		2688.1164	it depends, um,	2689.4070
1886		2689.7946	but I think it-	2690.5794
1888		2691.1333	here I feel like a lot of people are from down south. A lot of people have come up	2695.0146
1890		2695.5772	to Rochester in particular because of job opportunities and different things at the time, so	2700.1542
1892		2700.7735	most of everybody I know has roots somewhere else. They aren't actually born here. I can't trace anybody back that I know of that was just- has always been here,	2709.7999
1894		2710.4334	which	2710.8683
1896		2711.7902	makes sense in history.	2713.6292
1898		2714.4364	<ts> Unless somebody's family was an indentured servant, I don't really know anybody that was	2718.7810
1900		2719.0079	born and just	2719.9487
1902		2720.0385	bred here.	2720.7949
1903	ROC_int_01	2720.9509	Mm-hm.	2721.6364
1904	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2721.6411	Yeah.	2722.0240
1905	ROC_int_01	2722.1139	Right.	2722.5772
1906	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2722.6619	If that makes [sense.]	2723.5557
1907	ROC_int_01	2723.4423	[Now] do the people in like, say for instance, your program, do,	2727.7451
1908		2728.1545	uh, like the white girls in your program, or men too,	2731.1564
1910		2731.4070	um,	2731.9270
1912		2732.0468	<ts> shouldn't just gender it,	2733.1967
1914	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2733.2103	[<laugh>]	2733.9909
1915	ROC_int_01	2733.2925	[but <laugh>]	2733.8633
1916		2734.2476	do they- do you think that	2736.2190
1918		2736.3277	the people who live like in the [suburbs]	2738.4764
1919	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2738.3019	[Mm-hm.]	2738.7651
1920	ROC_int_01	2738.8881	sound different	2739.9344
1922		2740.0526	from-	2740.5010
1923	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2740.9548	Of course they do.	2742.1508
1924	ROC_int_01	2742.3636	Yeah.	2742.6390
1925	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2742.6472	They sound like each other.	2744.1486
1927		2744.2526	They sound like,	2745.5466
1929		2746.8088	um, (breathy)	2747.9670
1931		2748.6912	<ts>	2748.7940
1933		2749.4428	very polished and proper.	2751.9248
1935		2752.0571	<laugh>	2752.7407
1936	ROC_int_01	2752.7501	Mm-hm.	2753.2087
1937	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2753.5573	Um, and I don't know-	2755.1970
1939		2755.5752	with the exception of- I can always tell when somebody either has-	2758.9506
1941		2759.4195	they're foreigners or their family members are f-	2762.6342
1943		2762.8942	of a foreign, you know, background.	2764.6575
1945		2765.2248	Because obviously, a second language, you didn't learn it first.	2768.5633
1947		2769.5844	But most people that I've encountered,	2771.9718
1949		2773.0363	<ts> men and women,	2774.1898
1951		2774.4923	they kind of-	2775.3244
1953		2776.7237	I don't know.	2777.3856
1955		2777.6881	It's like there's no twang. I don't know if it's a minority thing or what is it,	2782.1706
1957		2782.7001	but it's like almost like, I hate to say white people.	2785.8399
1959		2786.1189	And I'm not even saying white people. I'm really saying like	2788.8608
1961		2789.5692	English.	2790.3634
1963		2791.3424	I don't know, you c- can't really generalize it either.	2793.5371
1965		2794.9081	I- I- minorities, I don't know. Anybody that speaks a second language other than English.	2799.7829
1967		2801.0972	They have a twang with everything,	2803.0268
1969		2803.1497	so,	2803.6698
1971		2803.9392	people that only know English and speak English, and especially live in the suburbs, they just kind of sound like very polished, proper, and	2812.0571
1973		2812.3833	punctuated. [<laugh>]	2813.8252
1974	ROC_int_01	2813.5491	[Mm-hm.]	2813.9840
1975	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2814.3669	If that makes sense /?/	2815.5747
1977		2816.0290	And they don't get a lot of my references like <laugh>	2818.8183
1979		2819.3052	jokes or,	2820.0994
1981		2820.5399	um, I can't think of anything right now, but.	2823.1495
1983		2823.9626	Things I would say, they'd be like who-	2825.5613
1985		2826.1570	if I were to say, who shot John? You know, you know what I'm talking about.	2829.3906
1986	ROC_int_01	2829.4059	[Mm-hm.]	2829.9590
1987	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2829.7829	[If I said] that, they're like, sh- John got shot? Who shot John? Like what happened?	2834.2343
1988		2834.5037	You know, references,	2835.8377
1990		2836.2963	which are obviously cultural references, but	2839.2273
1992		2840.7534	it's boring. I don't know. I don't know, I could- I don't have another way to describe, it's like there's almost no subculture within their culture, you [know],	2848.0193
1993	ROC_int_01	2847.9484	[Mm.]	2848.3120
1994	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2848.3171	which is	2848.8608
1996		2849.9353	kind of-	2850.6208
1998		2851.3497	Mm I just hit a point. Maybe that's why it's hard for some people to understand diversity, cause they have no	2857.8650
2000		2858.5268	diversity even within- amongst themselves. There's no like,	2862.0062
2002		2863.0983	s-	2863.3057
2004		2863.8018	separation. They're all the same. [<laugh>]	2866.1262
2005	ROC_int_01	2865.9280	[Well], yeah or their culture is the default.	2868.4167
2006	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2868.5245	<ts> Yeah. (breathy) There you go.	2870.3784
2007	ROC_int_01	2870.5404	You know, like, it's just the way things are	2873.2024
2009		2873.2983	considered to be normal [/or/]	2875.1296
2010	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2874.6350	[Yeah,]	2875.4840
2011		2875.6266	so.	2876.0901
2012	ROC_int_01	2876.0974	way of life kind of, maybe.	2877.5977
2014		2877.9481	[Yeah.]	2878.2641
2015	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2878.0697	[Yeah.]	2878.4796
2016	ROC_int_01	2879.0523	Yeah.	2879.4606
2018		2880.2474	Uh, you brought up- uh, know, um, we were talking right before the interview sort of about this, talking white versus talking black.	2887.3527
2020		2887.7474	When you get comme- comments about, uh,	2890.2490
2022		2890.5044	you sound white [maybe,]	2892.0403
2023	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2891.6126	[Mm-hm.]	2892.1829
2024	ROC_int_01	2892.4486	who do you get them from?	2893.7377
2025	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2894.3015	Black people,	2895.2024
2027		2895.6852	and it pisses me off cause I'm like, what do you mean? Am I supposed to sound smart talking stupid?	2901.3352
2029		2901.6074	Like,	2902.1162
2031		2902.8446	if I'm at home and comfortable, okay, it's one thing for me to break everything down, but if I'm tryna convey an idea or get you to understand my point,	2909.7163
2033		2910.1440	if I don't communicate clearly, how will you know what the hell I'm talking about? <laugh> You know what I mean,	2914.9418
2035		2915.5121	and I don't get-	2916.3093
2037		2917.2516	I don't-	2917.6826
2039		2918.2464	I do know where it came from. I know the history of our people, and I know it came from	2923.1842
2041		2924.1006	us constantly being told we need to dumb ourselves down to get by.	2928.3903
2043		2928.8731	Unfortunately, so many people have missed that, and	2931.9380
2045		2932.5784	<ts> I actually was just talking to a patient about this today.	2935.0741
2047		2935.5562	Because my parents and my grandparents are like, direct-	2938.7312
2049		2938.8359	you know, was	2939.4694
2051		2939.8733	/m-/ in the heat	2940.8552
2053		2941.0172	of the fire, you know, Civil Rights Movement,	2943.3691
2055		2943.8876	took trips down south and had to pack lunches for two days cause they couldn't pull over to eat, or	2948.1351
2057		2948.4585	even having to stop on the side of the road and pee because, bring toilet paper, we can't stop anywhere.	2953.6782
2058	ROC_int_01	2953.9342	Mm.	2954.1189
2059	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	2954.1226	You know, having those stories like, fresh in my mind from people that I know and see every day,	2959.6426
2061		2960.9386	it- I grew up with a different perspective I guess. So my grandma always inputted into me, you know, knowledge is power, read,	2967.4727
2063		2967.6098	grow, you know, don't be ignorant, and ignorant doesn't mean	2970.9814
2065		2971.9681	not	2972.4451
2067		2972.8162	talking proper. Ignorant means, you know, you don't strive for more, you don't wanna learn anything, you s- you're content being where you are,	2981.2121
2069		2981.9963	<ts> which a lot of people-	2983.0397
2071		2984.0766	Vocab and just being able to communicate	2987.0460
2073		2987.2729	overall,	2988.2580
2075		2989.5852	it's- it's like a breakdown, I don't know. I- it's sad.	2992.8257
2077		2993.5710	I don't- I don't know-	2995.1315
2079		2996.4212	I can't like, mark a specific group, but I just feel like maybe	3000.5862
2081		3000.7903	the ninety-ish babies	3002.8879
2083		3003.0126	kind of have lost their	3004.7787
2085		3005.3759	sense of pride, you know, in education and	3008.5256
2087		3008.9923	learning how to speak.	3009.7751
2089		3010.0926	Even dressing, um,	3011.3759
2091		3012.1147	you know, back in the day,	3013.7220
2093		3014.2729	you only had two pair of pants,	3015.8024
2095		3016.1056	those two pair of pants better be polished and clean every day, even if those were the only two pair of pants you had.	3021.3033
2097		3021.7751	Nowadays it's like,	3022.9889
2099		3024.2508	nobody cares, people walk around with bonnets on their head, and	3027.5367
2101		3028.6565	there's no sense of pride in anything. They're just so used to being, you know,	3033.4654
2103		3033.9241	one way.	3034.8055
2105		3035.3305	So, even with the language now.	3037.5405
2107		3037.8322	But it frustrates me again cause I try to make the point of,	3040.7926
2109		3041.1814	well, who said talking proper equates to being a white girl?	3044.8432
2111		3045.0182	Like,	3045.4654
2113		3046.0862	but again, that idea of	3047.9397
2115		3048.9313	back in the day, most people didn't have educations past the tenth grade	3052.4556
2117		3053.2138	if you were black.	3054.3610
2119		3054.5489	If you were white obviously you were going on and graduating, going to college, so you did have a bit more of- of a built up vocab, and you did have proper,	3062.8367
2121		3063.3811	I guess,	3064.0357
2123		3064.1338	English.	3064.8014
2125		3066.1034	Made a difference, but that don't mean	3068.1507
2127		3069.1131	you can't, you know,	3070.2473
2129		3070.5972	be smart	3071.2576
2131		3071.9154	and	3072.2427
2133		3072.3723	not talk proper cause	3073.7974
2135		3073.9828	trust me I'm-	3074.8645
2137		3074.9942	<laugh>	3075.9311
2139		3076.2941	I- I, uh,	3077.6583
2141		3078.1729	I, uh, have to concentrate to talk sometimes. <laugh>	3082.1418
2143		3082.4107	[Not-]	3082.8320
2144	ROC_int_01	3082.5501	[/unintelligible/]	3083.6583
2145	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3083.1897	[<laugh>]	3083.5332
2146	ROC_int_01	3083.8232	You turn it on and off, [right?]	3085.5951
2147	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3085.2257	[Yeah, yeah.]	3086.6296
2148	ROC_int_01	3086.1000	[Like],	3086.3930
2149		3086.6341	and	3087.2168
2151		3087.4242	some people, I guess may turn it on and off more than [others.]	3091.5357
2152	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3091.1889	[Mm-hm]	3092.1625
2153	ROC_int_01	3091.9699	[Um],	3092.3312
2154		3092.9755	uh, but whether or not, you know, you're speaking what I- what I guess I- we would call African American English,	3098.4959
2155	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3098.5437	[Mm-hm.]	3099.3069
2156	ROC_int_01	3099.0817	[um], or not like, you know, you're all capable of-	3102.2539
2157		3102.7108	um,	3103.1936
2159		3104.4412	of complex thought.	3105.7108
2160	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3105.8080	[Right.]	3106.6751
2161	ROC_int_01	3106.4762	[Yeah.]	3106.7095
2162	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3106.7423	Right.	3107.3407
2164		3107.8352	And sometimes simple is best. Sometimes if you say it dumbed down,	3111.6680
2166		3112.0638	more people will understand you, you know what I mean. It doesn't necessarily have to be a slew of words	3116.9297
2168		3117.1111	for somebody to get that you're smart.	3118.9063
2170		3119.2166	I just feel like if you can connect with somebody and communicate,	3122.0691
2172		3122.8454	no matter how you say it, as long as it's effective communication. Effective communication doesn't mean use a huge	3129.2926
2174		3129.9472	vocab,	3130.8415
2176		3131.2110	you know, in a sentence.	3132.4747
2178		3133.1099	It just needs to be	3134.2894
2180		3134.6963	point clear, and	3135.9083
2182		3136.6406	everybody understands, so.	3138.0600
2183	ROC_int_01	3138.3691	Yeah.	3138.6964
2184	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3138.5185	[<ts>]	3138.6004
2185		3139.2482	That mighta been because I took	3140.6562
2187		3140.8538	IPC classes, <laugh> interpersonal communication classes, so	3144.8024
2188	ROC_int_01	3145.1144	Mm-hm.	3145.4676
2189	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3145.4729	that helped too.	3146.1935
2191		3146.2794	[<laugh>]	3147.3014
2192	ROC_int_01	3147.0389	[Yeah.]	3147.4375
2193		3147.6571	[Yeah.]	3148.0363
2194	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3147.9034	[<laugh>]	3148.2501
2195		3149.0019	[Yeah.]	3149.5075
2196	ROC_int_01	3149.3940	[Yeah.]	3149.7829
2197		3150.0324	Okay, well, um,	3151.5710
2199		3151.7079	<ts>	3151.7891
2201		3152.0141	those are all the questions that I have, but if you have any last thoughts, um,	3156.2168
2203		3156.3982	that you'd like to say about Rochester, or-	3158.9284
2205		3159.3302	or anything we talked about,	3160.9958
2207		3161.1053	you know.	3161.4844
2208	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3161.7890	No, not that I can think of. I think I talked your ear off enough. [<laugh>]	3165.8292
2209	ROC_int_01	3165.0353	[Nah, you did] good. [It's been], you know, [really fascinating] and interesting, so thank you. I [always ask at] the end, you know, are you, um, comfortable with me still using this interview?	3174.6449
2210	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3166.4093	[<laugh>]	3166.8986
2212		3167.4621	[Yeah.]	3168.2009
2214		3170.2061	[Good.]	3170.7959
2215		3174.8548	[Yeah.]	3175.6584
2216	ROC_int_01	3175.3895	[Okay],	3175.8075
2217	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3175.7816	[I hope I] didn't sound crazy. No. [<laugh>]	3178.5247
2218	ROC_int_01	3175.8845	[cool.]	3176.1394
2220		3177.2025	[<laugh>]	3178.3367
2221		3178.8351	You [don't sound crazy.]	3180.0000
2222	ROC_se0_ag1_f_01	3179.0684	[<laugh> Good, good. <laugh>]	3181.3409
2223	ROC_int_01	3180.0974	[<laugh>]	3181.1606