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we're set
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what changes do you feel have happened
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oh i guess the first thing has been the right for the right for women to vote i think that has been a major change and also the fact that um there are so much many more women in the work force nowadays
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than there were and that's probably going to increase you know
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right increases increases each year doesn't it
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i'm sorry
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it increases each year i think
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it sure does yeah there's a lot more women in the work place nowadays
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well and i think women have kind of had uh in the past the real subservient role
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role right
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and uh
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that's changing
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uh well we we still do to some degree but uh
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uh i think it's not as much as it was
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yeah right yeah i i agree it
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i and especially i think with women increasingly working they're going to have to demand more from men because there's just impossible impossible to keep up on everything else
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definitely has changed
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yeah yeah
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have more of an active role in taking care of children more of an active role in taking care of the home
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well you know they've been talking about and i don't know um what the status is on it but you know women get maternity leave
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and stuff like that and i know that they've there's been discussion about men also getting maternity leave
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to help out but you know i haven't really heard much about that recently
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well you know there's a lot of companies that won't give maternity women maternity leave for that very reason
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uh in fact i know the school districts down here you they don't have maternity leave um you simply have to take accumulate accumulate your sick leave
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oh is that right
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and take your sick leave
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and i don't know uh if bigger companies do but when i was employed with the school district i didn't have maternity leave either and that was the reason because they
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thought was showing prejudice to women and not to men but
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huh that's interesting
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so uh
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that's a bummer though i mean
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yeah it is
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you have to save all of your uh vacation time
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you got to take some time off
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you do you have to save all your vacation time and that's usually how it's uh happened but uh
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yeah
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what do you see uh changing in the future
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i think that we're probably going to see a lot more companies um run by females
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right and and top level
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and we'll probably i'm sorry right right upper management more women in upper management and probably uh we'll see more females in political roles
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maybe top level
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more governors and i think you know roles like that
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that'd be kind of nice
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well we've got in Texas we have a a female governor and we had a female mayor here in Dallas and she just her term just ended
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that's right that's right
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and uh so i think we're probably going to see more of that
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in the future
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yeah i think that's probably good a little more integration
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and uh maybe not so much that we sit on the back burners and
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you know i mean and that's fine with me but sometimes i mean i'm not a women's libber by any means but i do there are issues that you know as far as like equal pay for men and women and that kind of stuff i
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i think
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totally am for but i don't get into the um
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the real women libber movement you know
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no i don't either
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i don't think they're ever going to prove that men and women are equal
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yeah
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we just function differently
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and uh
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i'm not capable of lifting what uh a man can lift and you know that type of that type of thing but uh one of the big changes uh
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yeah
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they're doing in Salt Lake is uh and they're probably i'm sure in Dallas since you're big places a lot more women are uh
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working right out of their home with their PC's or their lap computers or whatever
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yeah i've i've heard of that um i haven't really talked to anybody that's
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you know too involved with that but i mean i think that is a like the cottage industries
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i think that
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is is that what you're talking about women working out of their homes
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yeah um i think it's wonderful
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right you only have to check in with the office once or twice a week and
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yeah
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course they're talking about uh
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that we're going to be able to do our grocery shopping and
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oh i know by the phone and all that
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banking and everything like that so uh
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it'd be kind of exciting in some ways to
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to see a little bit more of that and some ways it might be kind of scary
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think anybody could do it but
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anyway
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yeah i wouldn't mind just calling up the grocery store and giving them my order and
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going an hour later and picking it up
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right but then you know there's the process of selection would you have to give them the brand and uh
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you know when you shop you usually compare the prices and
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would be nice though
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