[speaker002:] all right uh-huh
[speaker001:] okay what uh what was your name
[speaker002:] Patricia and yours is Charley right yeah
[speaker001:] Patricia okay Charley yeah
[speaker002:] well I I listen to the radio whenever I can I watch TV TV news at night but I'm really a big reader so I read that paper from front to back but I don't think either of the papers I get here in the Metroplex are that great
[speaker001:] oh yeah uh-huh
[speaker002:] especially the Star Telegram I get that one it's it's not the highest quality I don't think and I get the Dallas Morning News and it's kind of fading no not the Morning News I get the Times Herald what do you get
[speaker001:] yeah um I read the um Dallas Morning News we we've moved here about six month or no eight months ago
[speaker002:] I think oh where'd you move from
[speaker001:] North Carolina
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] and so I tried the Times Herald first and then I tried the tried them both and I ended up back with the Dallas Morning News
[speaker002:] yeah I think it's the better of the papers
[speaker001:] yeah I don't I don't and I pretty well read it uh I kind of I mean I go through the whole paper I don't read every
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] Karen would you not roll around here please run on run on from out here uh I don't uh I I pretty well look at it all the way through every day and then I listen to I listen on I have a forty five minute drive so I listen to the news on National Public Radio
[speaker002:] yeah I do too oh yeah I love that I think that's so good once you've listen to that you can't believe the regular radio news
[speaker001:] yeah yeah and they have a lot of um early breaking stories before before anyone else does so I kind of like that
[speaker002:] huh it uh-huh yeah I like I like that too
[speaker001:] yeah and I guess uh I'm getting used to the Dallas Morning News I didn't like it as much as the paper that from where we moved but uh
[speaker002:] oh I don't think any of our papers in the area are great papers you might have had a really excellent one
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] but you know you have to get a local paper or you won't know what's going on that's why I get the Fort Worth one which I didn't do for years before we moved over here but
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] it's the only way I could find out what was going on in my own city of Arlington so I had to subscribe to it finally
[speaker001:] yeah we used to live in Fort Worth and we got that paper that was like a number of years ago and I liked it I of course uh that was probably fifteen years ago
[speaker002:] oh really oh yeah well the editorial page is pretty good of course they you know it's all things they get from other places
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] but uh I'm not really thrilled with with the paper
[speaker001:] do you listen to National do you listen you say listen to National Public Radio
[speaker002:] yeah I listen to that quite a bit when I can
[speaker001:] yeah I listen to it I guess uh well every day on the way in and every day on the way home
[speaker002:] yeah you really get a whole story you know the news on television is probably I think the worst source
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] because it's like eight minutes of top news out of the whole half hour by the time you take all those you know the ads and the sports and the features and the the cute little talk you know
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah I don't know I guess um I used to watch TV news but I don't hardly ever watch it any more uh
[speaker002:] uh I'll catch the ten o'clock sometimes or if there's a story that I'm really interested in I'll I'll try to
[speaker001:] yeah I'll turn it on if there's a how about Nightline do you ever watch any programs like that
[speaker002:] oh I love Nightline yeah I like that
[speaker001:] yeah I like that too but it's it's hard sometimes to stay up for me that late
[speaker002:] yeah it really is if you have to do something early where do you work do you work at TI No you don't work at TI do you
[speaker001:] no I work for a mechanical contractor um
[speaker002:] where where where do you have to drive to
[speaker001:] uh Farmers Branch from Plano so takes about forty five minutes
[speaker002:] oh yeah you go against all that traffic I guess on LBJ or something
[speaker001:] yeah well no I go kind of a back way but it still it takes forty five or fifty minutes
[speaker002:] oh yeah well my husband drives from here in Arlington to TI on Central well yeah he listens to a lot of news but
[speaker001:] yeah well that's a good drive yeah well do you read any uh do you do read any magazines or anything like that
[speaker002:] yeah um well just Time as far as news I mean we get a lot of magazines but that that's the only news one that I get
[speaker001:] yeah yeah do you read it pretty regular
[speaker002:] oh yeah oh uh well I didn't like it this week it was just all about California and I don't don't care that much about uh did you get it this week
[speaker001:] no I don't we don't take we don't take many magazines occasionally I'll I'll see one somewhere and look at it but um I don't uh seems like it takes too much time or something
[speaker002:] the whole issue's is oh uh-huh well that's true no we do get Time and um I I read it pretty well you know I especially read the political news uh um I like to keep up with that but um
[speaker001:] um uh-huh
[speaker002:] like you said I think the best source of all is the Public Radio and Nightline well Nightline's great especially when something exciting is going on you know
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh
[speaker002:] then I then I'll really make a point well you know it used to come on at ten thirty which was better but then they put that silly Entertainment Tonight
[speaker001:] yeah so it comes on at eleven now yeah so I'm still used to North Carolina time it was um oh it was eleven up there I think
[speaker002:] right oh was it
[speaker001:] yeah but that's still that's awful late
[speaker002:] yeah I know I wish it would come on earlier but obviously the sitcoms make more money or they you know or they wouldn't have it on at eleven but uh
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] uh well I guess we've exhausted that subject well who do you think's going to run for President next year since you're up on all your news guess we've got Bush again but
[speaker001:] yeah uh I don't know who's going to run on the Democrat side um
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] uh
[speaker002:] Patrick Buchanan supposedly was thinking of running against Bush or he just announced today
[speaker001:] is that right
[speaker002:] I don't know if he's announced or he's thinking about it but it was on the news
[speaker001:] huh well that's kind of a futile effort probably wouldn't wouldn't you think yeah
[speaker002:] well I would think but it uh it might scare Bush a little