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i think uh
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i like to listen to a program called Focus on the Family with Doctor James Dodson
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uh-huh
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okay
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and from what i understand it's it's a new thing good about families these days um
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especially spending time with one another i know if if i were to have children i would have trouble
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yeah
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because i work and uh i have my dogs and i have a hard enough time spending time with them you know
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yeah i i'm i'm pretty busy myself i'm in graduate school at State and i
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uh-huh
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i can't see even having time for a pet let alone children
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yeah really
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but um
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there's a lot of single parents too that are trying
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yeah i think day care seems to be uh
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yeah
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a real big issue
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yeah
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and uh i'm not sure or i just wonder when we'll know what the effects of day care
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yeah well actually there's been some studies that say it has some positive effects that the students the the kids get you know exposure to other kids their age at an earlier time
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yeah
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so they tend to be more cooperative with their peer group although they don't have real good uh role models
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yeah i've heard that they they call them uh that they say that they're more um
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creative that they're really just more rebellious
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from the day care
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yeah
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because uh the people don't have the time to give that one-on-one attention
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yeah
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and and i just wonder if maybe day uh the home schooling is going to come
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into more and more
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uh homes
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i can i can see that happening
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yeah because
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really if you have a good curriculum
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yeah
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do you really need to have that certification
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yeah
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of a teacher i taught i taught school for a year and it was like
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whoops you know it's not for me
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no
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because i i just don't have that discipline with children that uh you need for them to learn
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right
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um-hum
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and uh i one day i was i like found myself
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uh telling them to write their spelling words a hundred times each and i just heard this comedian say that you know something that that's how you know you're a bad teacher
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and i was doing it just keep them occupied
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yeah
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i think another problem with the families uh
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is is the role of television
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yeah
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um i don't know it seems they're using it as a babysitter instead of a learning tool
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that really that really annoys me because i think i don't know i think my parents probably did that to me a little bit
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yeah
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using it as a baby a babysitter
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yeah it's just
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go watch TV you know
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leave us alone
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will numb you out
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which
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well i've i've heard some uh there's a book out now called The Saturday Morning Mind Control
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and uh he raises some serious questions about why do they have these really a lot of money goes into the advertising for children's programs
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oh yeah
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and yet uh children can't buy uh what's the deal
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yeah but they can they can whine and squeal and complain
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right
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i'm watching Ninja Turtles
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i know it
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yeah
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and boy the price of toys these days is ridiculous
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yeah i could be
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and they all have to have the same one you know
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i can see having kids and not letting them watch TV and making them toys out of wood
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say
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oh yeah
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here kid this is this is all you're getting
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i wonder how long that last
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well i i used to babysit for this family that didn't have a TV and their their kids turned out fine
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they didn't have a TV at all
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they they had no TV
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were they Pentecostal
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no
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i mean they had a nice stereo
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they listen to stereo they were into Michael Jackson
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yeah they just
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they just didn't watch him on TV
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yeah
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which i thought was pretty neat
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yeah it is
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it's very good i think TV has really had some bad effects on all of us
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especially the the violence on it
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i've
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and you can't control it you you know it's the cable channels sometimes you can but
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yeah
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boy the cable TV they'll just show anything
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and that's coming right into your homes
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i think TV can be good if if the family watches it together on they're watching good shows
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uh-huh
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yeah
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PBS or whatever i mean even some regular network TV is okay
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if the parents there and you know helps the students or help the the kids understand
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that yeah this that happened in the TV show but probably doesn't happen in real life
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yeah yeah
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and there's a lot greater instance of uh children committing murders too isn't there
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killing their parents and so forth they don't they see these things happening with no consequences
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huh
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you know
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yeah you see it on TV The guy gets up and lives afterwards
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yeah yeah like Double O Seven he's supposed to do it
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yeah
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and it's okay
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yeah
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so i
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you going to have kids in the future
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you going to have kids in the future
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no huh-uh because i'm like forty three
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and so it's uh it's too late
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yeah
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you know i wonder sometimes wonder if i'll ever
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if i will regret it when i'm old but uh i just can't see myself as a parent
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uh-huh
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yeah
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you know it's
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i'm still pretty young i'm twenty five but
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i don't know i don't see it for for at least a few years
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really are you married
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no i'm single right now and i'm you know sorting things out which way i'm going to go with my life before i
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yeah
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have kids you know career to to much into my career you know
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well i wish you the best
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okay well it's good talking to you
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it's good talking to you bye-bye
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all right bye-bye
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