[speaker001:] hey
[speaker002:] hi there my name is Scott where you calling from
[speaker001:] I'm Bridget I'm calling from Lubbock where are you calling from
[speaker002:] I oh I live in Dallas yep but I had I'm out of breath because I had to run to find my card because I didn't remember my PIN I haven't done this in a while it's been probably three three or four months I think
[speaker001:] oh do you oh really really
[speaker002:] yeah well we we we got on it um a long time ago but then it was down so much of the time you kind of got out of the out of the habit
[speaker001:] huh
[speaker002:] so anyway so what are we supposed to talk about
[speaker001:] I think we're supposed to talk about magazines magazines
[speaker002:] okay okay so what so what magazines do you take
[speaker001:] um I don't take any do I need to push one first okay hold on
[speaker002:] yes
[speaker001:] okay
[speaker002:] well now if you don't take any magazines why would you why would you want to talk about magazines
[speaker001:] I didn't I said it I called in and it told me to talk about I don't subscribe to any magazines do you
[speaker002:] I subscribe to lots of magazines yes my family well well we're we're kind of renowned for being big magazine subscribers
[speaker001:] do you really really so how come you like subscribing to them
[speaker002:] well because I I I have a lot of interests and and the magazines have a lot of interesting articles and and it's just my way to keep up and my wife's sitting here telling me it's because I'm a bookworm uh so she calls it a true bookworm no I like to read and so I take a lot of magazines
[speaker001:] so what magazines do you get
[speaker002:] well let's see I get a magazine called The Economist get the Atlantic Monthly I get Harpers um we get Newsweek um
[speaker001:] uh-huh uh-huh
[speaker002:] I get um magazine called Fine Woodworking um what else do we get here
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] um let's see then I get a bunch of magazines at the office like Fortune and Forbes I also oh I get the New Republic here at the house as well I read Business Week um
[speaker001:] uh-huh goodness
[speaker002:] so I don't know we I'd probably some and sometimes I take them for a while and then sometimes I I you know I'll let them lapse and then I'll get something new
[speaker001:] uh-huh so you get a well you get a lot see I'm in college so
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] I usually get mostly business magazines so so all the magazines I ever see they're just advertising so I don't ever subscribe to them so but that's good though
[speaker002:] yeah yeah do you are are you in school out at at out at Tech really which year are you in out there
[speaker001:] uh-huh yeah I'm gonna I'm a senior yes I love it
[speaker002:] do you like it well how'd you get on this uh TI thing then
[speaker001:] see my parents are from Dallas and they started in and they sent it to me and so that's how I got started
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh okay
[speaker001:] so I thought well I can do this you know
[speaker002:] yeah well it's not too hard but I I've called in a couple times but then like I said it was down so much that I got out of the habit and then I'm not usually home so I'm not usually here when when when when they try because I don't I haven't done it very often
[speaker001:] when they try and call yeah yeah I just started so I'm always like now what do I do I'm always like what
[speaker002:] I don't but didn't you have to fill out a form where it said that you would check off magazines and stuff on it
[speaker001:] yeah but I didn't know they'd ask me if I subscribed to them I can talk about magazines
[speaker002:] well now what magazines do you like to read
[speaker001:] um hm see I really I mean I don't even read I don't even grab mine or even look at them
[speaker002:] well if you had a hundred bucks and you couldn't do anything except spend them on magazines what magazines would you would you get would you would you buy
[speaker001:] well I think right now I'd buy Bride because I just got engaged so I'd buy that
[speaker002:] oh really those magazines are like phone books aren't they they're like two thousand pages of advertising uh uh of ads or something in them
[speaker001:] I know they're huge I know I think I'd buy like Home and Gardens and stuff like that yeah I like stuff like that
[speaker002:] really really really
[speaker001:] I used to get like a horse magazines and stuff I used to show horses so yeah
[speaker002:] really that's neat
[speaker001:] so you see a lot of horse magazines but that was quite a while ago
[speaker002:] there so did you did you uh um uh uh ride them and stuff what do they call it Dursege and
[speaker001:] yeah I used to ride them English uh-huh hunter jumper
[speaker002:] um-hum well that's good
[speaker001:] so I used to get lots of magazines for that but every since I stopped at that and went to college and I really haven't got any more magazines for that
[speaker002:] uh-huh um-hum um-hum my
[speaker001:] but those are probably the only two magazines I'd get
[speaker002:] well you could buy an awful lot of Bride magazines for a hundred dollars I don't know it it
[speaker001:] I know that's right
[speaker002:] we have some newsstands here in Dallas you know that have like thousands of magazines and I could buy a lot I could buy a lot of magazines
[speaker001:] uh-huh you get a lot of them that's great though
[speaker002:] well there's more that I could get
[speaker001:] that's great though because especially with business though because I know like with business stuff because when they first asked me this I was like well God I they're like why do you like articles or or why do you not like magazines I was like because it has so many advertising but business ones don't really and they're really informative
[speaker002:] um-hum well they have a lot of they I don't know they have a lot of different different kinds of ads and stuff in them
[speaker001:] yeah but they're very they're very informative informative I think that's great
[speaker002:] yeah I guess so what are you majoring in out there
[speaker001:] um I major in psychology in family studies yeah
[speaker002:] really that's good
[speaker001:] I like it a lot I love it up here I like it better than Dallas
[speaker002:] you you you like Lubbock better than Dallas why
[speaker001:] yeah uh because people are so much nicer yes
[speaker002:] really well people are nice here in Dallas
[speaker001:] uh it's just a different atmosphere I think
[speaker002:] you don't think so huh where'd you go to high school
[speaker001:] I went to Birkner High School in Richardson
[speaker002:] oh my son goes to Richardson High School