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[sil.]

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Here, let me see it.

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I’m not gonna… I’m not. Come on. Scott.

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[sil.]

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[sil.]

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This is where we go to school. It’s
right at the street from where we live.

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[sil.]

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That’s Wiley Mario(ph) with me and Scott.

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What kind of kids go to school?
All kind of.

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You have friends who don’t go here? Some of my friends
go to private schools. Not all of them go there.

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Why don’t they go there? They’re afraid.
Afraid of what? They will think that

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Anna was… like everyone got beat up over
there and so they want to come here,

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they are afraid, they might get beat up. Could any of
you afford to go to a private school if you wanted to?

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We wouldn’t want to go to that
school anyway. I don’t think so.

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That school is better. Why?
It’s the basketball team.

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What else is in there? Most of my
friends go there. Come on Mario.

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All right.

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[sil.]

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I like people around here because they are nice and
stuff and like all my friends that live around here

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aren’t just like they are Mexican and black

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and it doesn’t matter to them either
what color their friends are.

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[sil.]

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One of those guys Jaking start? 1906.

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No. Because the plains weren’t even
invented, Wally, use your head.

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[music]

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That’s our mother. She usually works to and fro from
work. She’s a secretary. I get to pick you sometimes?

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Okay.

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[sil.]

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Our father drive the cab mates, he’s waiting out for his
date made with my sister Roxanne and her boyfriend Bill.

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[sil.]

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We really like our neighborhood a lot.

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It’s a pretty good neighborhood.

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Oh, come on, throw it.

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[sil.]

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But there are a lot of things
changing that aren’t so good.

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[sil.]

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This is Wally’s house. Wally’s family and two
other families live here. Right across the street

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from Paul university. DePaul brought
the house and house is over there,

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around there and this house. I
think, it were some of these houses.

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Like their house, they’re gonna tear it down
pretty soon and then they have to move.

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All houses.

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[sil.]

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It’s fun. What if I miss the mattresses?

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I’m gonna brace myself.

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I can do it. Go ahead.

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Okay, you ready? Ready.

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[sil.]

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I’ll keep doing it now.

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I’m scared. Okay. Okay, I’ll do it.
Okay, I’ll do. Okay, now, one…

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[sil.]

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Sometimes, we just say, let’s go by
Wallace house and climb their roof.

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And when the plot tears down Wally’s house,
it’s gonna mean, one nice place to play

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and one nice friend to play with.

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[sil.]

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This is a fog hills and umm… my
friends and I sometimes come here.

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We used to go here more in the
summertime when there is nothing to do.

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What used to be here before? Houses.
They tore them down so they could

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build this place, university. Where do you
used to live when you started playing here?

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I lived right there. Red and yellow house.

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Now we live on Clifton, 2138 north Clifton.

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Our mom works days and
our dad works nights.

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My dad usually does the shopping and
cooks dinner before he goes to work.

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So what are you making
for dinner tonight Bill?

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Just hamburger (inaudible).

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[sil.]

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You have a cold.

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Oh, yeah clogged up nose.
Oh, yeah clogged up nose.

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Oh, you have a little cold. If you make
your bed, it will help cure it though.

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Right.

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What time you go to work today?
In just 15 minutes.

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[sil.]

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Oh, God, I hate this.

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[music]

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[sil.]

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What a cheap book? Got one.

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How was school today?

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I saved my life? No, it saved my life.

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Just like this. Like this.

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[sil.]

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What kind of dress would you like? Italian.
Mum, can you please (inaudible) salad.

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Can I have some tomatoes?

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[music]

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You can’t watch that.

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[music]

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[sil.]

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Man, you pulled my hair.

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Take it easy.

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Good-bye. Bye, see ya.

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[sil.]

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I’m going to test you. Test us. I’m
going to test you guys brains.

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Who is Grace More? Grace More.

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He was a wrong one. Wrong one. Okay,
what was the formula for sugar?

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Sugar.

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C12H22O11. Yeah. I don’t study it yet.

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Don’t touch, don’t touch.

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This is for…

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I’m all plans now. Who is Mrs., who is…

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[sil.]

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What happened?

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Quick, 1525. Who conquered
and ruled Egypt then? When?

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[sil.]

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How is it that the kids are gone?

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I’ll sit down and read the paper.

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[sil.]

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Maybe, it’s eastern standard time.

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No, Chicago.

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Reinforce these vacuums by taking appropriate
steps at the state and local level.

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We’ve already learnt from the state that
considerable amounts of energy can be saved

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simply by curbing unnecessary lighting
and slightly altering the school unit.

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[sil.]

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My sister Roxanna and her boyfriend Bill come to our
house a lot. We like to sit around and talk about stuff.

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We always had to get up every Saturday morning
and go through the whole house. Every Saturday,

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this whole thing of mopping both floors, doing all, you know,
just like our PM said. It just gets to be too much sometimes

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because a lot of it isn’t even necessary.
I can do the shoes, one night

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and then the next night, I don’t. The next
night, I don’t, the next night, I don’t.

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[sil.]

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I’m really glad Scott shares with me.

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On one of the nights

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that I don’t do the dishes, I take karate
class. My sister Roxanne teaches it.

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I like to learn karate because
umm… see before when I was little,

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they used to push me around and now I don’t
let them push me around. Because… Who’s them?

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Umm… some boys. Do boys tend
to push girls around a lot?

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[sil.]

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I always kick them and punch them.
Before Bill

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helped us learn karate, we decided that
only women should come because we felt that

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women were the ones who usually, were
the ones who got raped and not men.

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So we just decided just wouldn’t. So they could learn
to defend themselves. That happens to women a lot?

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I was walking down forward 10 and
in between like (inaudible),

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I was coming home. This man grabbed
me, to pull me into his car

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and umm… I was able, like I was taking karate for about
a year then and I was able to like block his arm

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and you know, kicked him in the groin and
punched him in the face and he split

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because he was hurting. One. Two.

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[sil.]

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Okay, that was good but let me show you one thing. You want to hit
with these two knuckles here. Now, this hand is the weak one. Try to…

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Good. Okay, uh… does everybody
know a knife hand before?

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Good. One, two, coming,

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one, two, good. One, two,

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one, two, one, two,

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one, two, one, two.

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[sil.]

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Like this.

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Very good. Step in more

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because this came up to here and
you really wanted to aimed.

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Try it.

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Good except, you want to act faster.

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Let’s see, that’s fine, come forward.

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Palm, you didn’t hiya, do it again.
Stop laughing.

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Concentrate on being strong, I mean, you
feel strong and ready to break the boards.

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I know, it’s gonna go.

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[sil.]

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No, I slipped. Let me do it again.

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[sil.]

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It didn’t work. I just
need to concentrate more.

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[sil.]

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We know, you can break it. We all broke
boards the last time. You shouldn’t feel bad.

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It didn’t work because of all the distractions.
You know, when you saw that with me,

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you saw that like I didn’t do it either because we
usually get up and we’re ready to tackle the world.

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It’s all right. Don’t feel bad. We’ll
save this board for you next time.

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And you can do. You know, when you
break this board, you’re bad.

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So next week and you’ll be there.

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You’d be bad, you know, you got over this
board. So you go put this under your pillow.

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Okay, how about if we go over the kata(ph)?

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Okay, cheer up sis.

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One, two, three… One, two.

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Okay.

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[music]

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In a couple of weeks, my sister Roxanna(ph)
is going to move to California.

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I’m really gonna miss her.

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[sil.]

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Yeah, yeah.

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Move in California. How did you know that?

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That’s why I say now. How do you know
you’ll become a baseball player?

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I say, I will. You did too.
No, he wants to make,

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he wants to take this long stick and it’s round then
he cuts it in half and puts a chain in the middle

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about this long. And that’s a self-defense
thing. All of her other friends have it.

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You did last night. Last night.

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What do you learn self-defense thing for?

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Yeah, cool.

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He said, so he could be cool to go like
there. I didn’t say that. I didn’t say that.

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He said that, he did, he did.

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[sil.]

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What time does it start? I don’t know.
Are you hungry at all? Yes.

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[sil.]

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Well, you decide because
you’re the one who’s hungry.

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[sil.]

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Where’s Bob?

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[sil.]

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This is the Puertorican league all start game but we don’t
know, if playing leagues. We play a lot in the schoolyard too.

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[sil.]

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Oh, two in a roll.

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[sil.]

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Mile used to live in this house. It’s right
down the street from where we live now.

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I lived here from 1966 to 1969.

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Then 1969, we moved. He paid us some
money to move out of this house.

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Because somebody else wanted
to live here, you know.

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Did the house looked like this when you
lived there? No. But I think they’re rich.

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[sil.]

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They have a Mercedes Benz. They have two
motorcycles and when I went to that guy,

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collect someone. He ought to be pulling
out a lot of money like a whole big roll.

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I don’t think of family, a regular old
family could afford a house like that.

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They’d have to, like umm… like be two people
and they have enough money to pay for it.

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So these people don’t have kids?
No. They have two dogs.

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Two dogs. Houses across the
street, they are Marley Rose too.

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Pretty soon, this box is gonna be just
like, just families without any kids.

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Because all those people are gonna
be kicked out. Because, you know,

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a regular old average family can’t afford some of
the houses. People are paying high prices for it.

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[sil.]

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It’s really terrible

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what the landlords who own these buildings are
doing. Because people can’t afford houses

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that cost $300 a month and
have like two bathrooms,

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two bedrooms, one small dining
room and a small kitchen.

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People can’t afford it and they need places
to live. If they could just like clean it

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and have it terminated each
month, then people could

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have new sinks and stuff and
just keep it the same price.

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When we used to live in woods and when I was walking
the school, we used to go to the drugstore.

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There used to be a shop here and they used to
have apartments on top of it. They now rent miles

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and it’s one thing and they took
off some floors and like this just

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parts of the floors there. They have a
spiral staircase and stuff and it’s

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real modern and it’s real new.
But I love my house anyway.

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It’s warm, it’s big enough for us. It
has things we need. Things we want

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and that’s all that matters.

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[sil.]

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[sil.]