[speaker001:] I I don't have a lot of things that invade my every everyday privacy probably the the one thing that I feel is a is a bother is uh soliciting over the phone from uh either for donations for different things or in the local area uh we have quite a bit of this I understand there's a a law now where some companies are unable to do this after the first of January but I haven't I really don't know too much about that but I really other than that I don't really have anything that uh I feel invades my my privacy how about you
[speaker002:] I feel that the mail is also it's the telephones and the mails that get me I think the mails all these ads and things that they send and there should be a limit on that also
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah well that's that's good uh I don't think
[speaker002:] not only financially but it's costing me and us really in advertising we're paying for all that junk that we throw in the
[speaker001:] yes I you bet and once you order something it seems like you get on their list and they send everything
[speaker002:] that's right and they have a and then you get your list there of privacy you know out of that comes the um and then then being able to use your name
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker002:] and that's invading your privacy to me now that is one of the biggest one another big one
[speaker001:] that's uh-huh yeah
[speaker002:] taking your name from lists
[speaker001:] uh that that's true and I don't know how you you stop that if you order anything at all and then use your credit card or get anything from any mail order catalogs or anything then everybody starts sending the stuff
[speaker002:] I know it is it's outrageous how you get the piles of it and uh and then even it even even gets to the point where they um
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] oh they can mess up your credit bad with it you know as far as your with your um
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] when you get on all these lists and all they can invade that part of it
[speaker001:] uh-huh right and I don't know what can be done about that but uh I'm sure that this is
[speaker002:] and I know there is a number I think that or uh the post office you can send in a number and I don't have it myself in fact I thought of getting it my sister has it and said we she'd give it to me and she lives in Ohio
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and uh there is a number that you can send or a place that you can send to the post office and give them your address and tell them you don't want anymore of this and I just haven't done in fact she was just telling me about it recently
[speaker001:] well that's great that's good to hear I'll
[speaker002:] so I thought I might check with her on it and get that number and
[speaker001:] uh-huh well I have a son and uh
[speaker002:] and have a lot of that junk mail stopped because I really that
[speaker001:] hm yes well that that would be great I mean you know
[speaker002:] it's a big irritant to me but
[speaker001:] yes it is like you say we're paying for it one way or the other
[speaker002:] uh-huh we are
[speaker001:] and the postage and uh and
[speaker002:] and door-to-door soliciting can be another
[speaker001:] uh-huh we don't have a lot of that uh where I live uh very little but I would imagine that where you live in a larger area
[speaker002:] don't you yeah it's a it's as much as a phone call you know invading your privacy and we do hear in a lot of it in Richardson there's quite a bit of it
[speaker001:] uh-huh well it really would be and and then the that really invades it plus uh you you just trying to settle down to do something and then uh here they come and they
[speaker002:] yeah I did have to laugh though they had the um they had the invasion of privacy law uh for weekends now here in Richardson they signed me to see uh on Saturdays and Sundays there is no soliciting allowed allowed
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and they even stopped the little Brownies and Girl Scouts from selling their cookies and that really got us and we laughed about it because with one of the um editorials on it was
[speaker001:] oh oh my goodness yeah
[speaker002:] it was great the guy went on about how the little Brownie came or Girl Scout came to the door and the police arrested her for selling their cookies and it was kind of a cute
[speaker001:] yes oh wow yeah
[speaker002:] pun against that part of it but you know where do you stop it's true
[speaker001:] I'm sure we must have um well I'm I'm sure we have a law in uh in Brigham City on that because uh we very very seldom
[speaker002:] really
[speaker001:] uh have anyone coming around but once in a while somebody will come in and then uh the word gets out and then nobody in the neighborhood will answer the door but uh
[speaker002:] oh really uh-huh oh well that's good
[speaker001:] we don't have maybe oh two or three times a year so there's there's got to be something uh I'm sure that that
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] prohibits them from doing that
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker001:] but uh all of these are really irritants and things that we really don't need
[speaker002:] now that's true and it is an invasion and each time it's a breakdown of our system you know each one is a breakdown of our systems
[speaker001:] uh-huh yes
[speaker002:] of your privacy your own privacy
[speaker001:] and uh
[speaker002:] that can be very irritable
[speaker001:] that's true and then some of the advertisements on television some of the things uh that you might want or records or something I dare sent uh I dare sent order any of that stuff because then