[speaker001:] why don't you go ahead and say what you feel and then I'll respond
[speaker002:] all right well I'm uh I'm very guilty of of not doing my part with recycling I'm afraid we um recently moved here from North Carolina and they had curbside recycling and it was very easy  put everything out there but we don't have it in at least in our neighborhood right now
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] and uh so I've been very guilty about not making the effort to to take things where they belong
[speaker001:] well how long have you been here
[speaker002:] well we've been here since January so we we still feel very new but I it's working up to a year now so I guess we're old-timers compared to some people
[speaker001:] well yeah  yeah I think that's a good excuse you need to get into the the system a little more and know where to take things
[speaker002:] uh yeah
[speaker001:] we've been here probably two and a half years and and we didn't recycle at all before we came so I think we're doing well we we've saved most of our aluminum cans and glass and newspaper right now
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh where do you take those things
[speaker001:] well the um glass and the newspaper we usually take to Wal-Mart they have um in behind Wal-Mart they have bins
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] and then we usually save up our cans and and change them in for money
[speaker002:] where do you do that because we've been saving cans for my daughter's choir um but I didn't know where to take them
[speaker001:] um-hum um there's a place on Parker Road um it's just over the overpass before you get like to KMart I think there's a a service station there there's usually a semi truck that has a a person there that will weigh them and
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] now they aren't worth much right now but it's better than nothing so and
[speaker002:] yeah better than nothing right
[speaker001:] what I hear a lot of neighborhoods do have the the pickup now and we hopefully we'll be getting them in the month of October
[speaker002:] yeah I it seems like ever since we've moved here we've been hearing that you know it's coming in a couple of months but
[speaker001:] yeah and I think it's been delayed I think it was originally scheduled for February but the trucks that were supposed to do it there's been some problems with
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] from what I've read in you know the mail that we get and I can't wait for that that will be easy I get tired of newspaper littering the garage
[speaker002:] right yeah yeah it gets to be a bit much before haul it off but
[speaker001:] I feel guilty we don't recycle our our milk containers because they seem like a big waste
[speaker002:] well they do yeah they they're a lot of bulk anyway and yeah
[speaker001:] yeah yeah they fill up the whole kitchen garbage pail so I'll be glad when the bins do come and I think that's when I'll I'll start doing the plastic too
[speaker002:] right yeah it was real easy with the bins it really was and it was it was just no effort at all um no more trouble than taking out the garbage so um I
[speaker001:] yeah I've gotten used to washing the you know the um salad dressing bottles and things like that it's not that big of a deal I mean it's nicer to just throw them out but we can do our part take an extra minute or two
[speaker002:] right yeah yeah well how much do you earn on the cans I I didn't know how what kind of an idea to give her for
[speaker001:] oh when we first were were here it was like we'd take maybe a oh a grocery sack full or maybe two grocery sacks full and it'd be like two dollars
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker001:] but since last time we've gotten more like a dollar
[speaker002:] so it's gone down yeah
[speaker001:] yeah which is understandable I think more people are are recycling but that's something that we we don't really make any effort to
[speaker002:] right yeah
[speaker001:] and whatever pop we drink we used to take the boys out for a bike ride and pick up the litter you know the the cans and that was kind of fun but we haven't done that for a long time
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah
[speaker001:] so
[speaker002:] well that sounds like a pretty good project well
[speaker001:] well the boys think it's fun plus you get your exercise and you you do get to stop once in a while when there is a can to rest so but
[speaker002:] oh well I'll I'll have to kick myself and and get get on it my neighbor across the street um is so careful about recycling and so I
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] keep telling myself I'll I'll get it organized but maybe maybe they'll beat me and and do the city wide first and
[speaker001:] well hopefully the bins will be here in this month and that will spur you on so all right well it sounds like we're doing our part and at least starting so
[speaker002:] right right I don't have any excuse then that's for sure thinking about it anyway yeah but well um have you do they time this thing for us or do we
[speaker001:] yeah trying that's all you can do so that um yeah you can do it as long as you want they you know if it's been long enough five minutes is is when they cut in and say say we don't have anymore room for recording so so we can say good-bye now it was good talking to you and maybe we'll get on line again thanks Sherry bye-bye
[speaker002:] you can't you can't chat all day huh okay okay bye-bye