[speaker001:] hello
[speaker002:] Phil here in Rochester New York
[speaker001:] my goodness well I'm in Texas so I sound I found sound very Texan
[speaker002:] well this should be an easy one I so much so like we could we have lots to talk about
[speaker001:] well what what do you subscribe to or are you ready for me to press one and and let's continue our conversation
[speaker002:] yeah that would be all right
[speaker001:] okay hold on
[speaker002:] okay
[speaker001:] what what magazines do you prescribe to or do you have
[speaker002:] uh actually it would be easier to tell you what I don't get
[speaker001:] okay
[speaker002:] because I uh I receive Time Newsweek and the US News and World Report every week I get you know all the news magazines
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and pretty much everything associated with my hobby which includes gardening magazines and uh uh uh radio and things like that so I I'm just loaded over here
[speaker001:] uh-huh well I'm not see I I I take Time and uh uh uh off and on during my life I've taken uh Good Housekeeping so there's I work so much and then when I'm not working then I'm active in I do I do not do the the enough reading like I should
[speaker002:] yeah I I since I'm in radio up here I have to try and stay informed with uh
[speaker001:] certainly
[speaker002:] what goes on around there I I like Newsweek better than I like Time I you know magazines for me I get behind but I like them because uh the especially with the news magazines you get much more analysis than the newspaper can give and uh I'm interested also in reading some of the stories that just aren't big enough to make into the local papers here
[speaker001:] right right
[speaker002:] and uh of course you know for gardening I I get Better Homes and Gardens up here mainly I get gardening information maybe some recipes and sometimes these things have coupons in them too
[speaker001:] right right
[speaker002:] and that more or less pays for your subscription
[speaker001:] uh-huh well I'm I'm very conservative so I don't jump uh I'm a single parent so I don't blow a lot of money in anywhere
[speaker002:] sure sure oh yeah it that's the thing you know they they have to be careful about which ones you get because they can be really expensive if you're
[speaker001:] right
[speaker002:] not careful not to mention finding the time to read them it's even hard for me I'd I have mail buckets full of magazines I haven't had a chance to look at yet
[speaker001:] right well see that uh I was really I was I do good to even get through excuse me I do good to get through Time sometimes
[speaker002:] yeah that I I I like Time a little bit uh I it's probably my second favorite of the news magazines
[speaker001:] well you think Newsweek might be a better
[speaker002:] uh I like Newsweek better uh because they have uh a couple of things I like they have the cartoons and the quotes in there which I think are funny and some of the stories you know they have the analysis like all the rest of them do but they also get some more offbeat stories
[speaker001:] huh uh-huh
[speaker002:] which uh I'm interested in finding out more about and it seems just to me to be a better read than Time Time is my second favorite
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] uh Time excels at the coverage of in-depth issues you know if you want to really find out something in-depth and learn about it Time is a good magazine
[speaker001:] right well what about what in your I'm asking all uh I uh uh really different question in a way but since you are in the in the public what is what does your area feel about abortion do you do is there any
[speaker002:] and U S
[speaker001:] general consensus or
[speaker002:] well I I kind of fall down in to the choice category just because really as a man I really you know I don't particularly believe that I have a particular say over what someone else some woman has
[speaker001:] or
[speaker002:] you know she has her choice to do
[speaker001:] right well we won't fight over this because you know I me myself I don't know that I'm forty six I don't know that I ever could have or ever would have an abortion
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] but now at forty six let me tell you one thing I'd have an abortion if I were to become pregnant but don't intend to you know but uh you know just just leave my body alone I have my choices
[speaker002:] yeah uh-huh yeah that
[speaker001:] and uh and I feel I really you know I don't believe in in getting pregnant when if there's any way to prevent it but it happens all the time you know I have a a sister-in-law that had her tubes tied nine years ago
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] before she had her little bouncing baby boy
[speaker002:] sure
[speaker001:] you know so there's things like that happen of course now they they didn't she wouldn't consider an abortion but they didn't intend for that third child you know intend to have that third child
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] but uh you know just uh I've seen Jane Fonda I've I watch very little T V also but I've seen Jane Fonda on T V at my mother's house and she said tells you she's telling the government to stay out of her womb and I feel that way you know you've got enough business you've got enough problems you've got enough fraud you've got enough uh you know