[speaker001:] uh okay uh do you live in a a single family dwelling as they call it
[speaker002:] yeah I uh I'm buying my own home
[speaker001:] okay what sort of house is it
[speaker002:] um well it's a one story three bedroom two bath two car garage with a single living area a large single living area
[speaker001:] yeah yeah
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] garage is that an actual closed in garage or is that carport type of thing
[speaker002:] no it's a a closed in garage to attached to the house
[speaker001:] okay
[speaker002:] so that I can uh I can leave my home go into the garage get in the car and not get into any weather at all
[speaker001:] never actually be out of the house yeah around here they tell you if it if the advertisement for houses for sale says garage
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] it it it could mean anything from a uh part of the house all closed in to a uh uh nice corrugated fiberglass roof kind of hanging in the middle of the yard somewhere
[speaker002:] oh you're kidding that's crazy
[speaker001:] yeah most of them are carports you know they'll be attached to the to the to the house but it'll just be a an extension of roof to over you know one or two parking spaces where
[speaker002:] to the home uh-huh wow uh-huh most of the time when I had when I was looking for a house matter of fact the they would tell you if it were a carport or if it were um if it were a detached garage
[speaker001:] yeah yeah
[speaker002:] so
[speaker001:] now y'all aren't quite getting all that flooding that Texas has been getting have you
[speaker002:] ah yeah we're getting part of it uh-huh it's um
[speaker001:] you're getting part of that uh uh okay
[speaker002:] it's really kind of odd we ah we had hoped not to be in too much of it and matter of fight matter of fact in in Texas they have flood plain areas where it's every about every hundred years the area floods where the insurance companies won't insure you for it
[speaker001:] um-hum yeah what
[speaker002:] like uh like what is I'm trying to think of the name of that park
[speaker001:] there's areas that are so bad about flooding that they just don't cover them
[speaker002:] they yeah they wouldn't cut they will not issue flood insurance
[speaker001:] huh
[speaker002:] and I can I can see where there's some areas in Dallas that are definitely like that
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] but uh
[speaker001:] you know come to think of it it's that way around here too I mean you know there there's nothing even vaguely resembling hills around here
[speaker002:] oh no huh we have
[speaker001:] which was real confusing when I first moved into this area because it
[speaker002:] was it what kind of uh home are you in
[speaker001:] well actually right now my wife and I are living uh campus housing
[speaker002:] oh okay is it uh apartment style or uh-huh
[speaker001:] yeah they're apartment buildings one and two and three bedroom places uh be like you know
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] excuse me like uh twenty five or thirty units per building and then something like uh
[speaker002:] oh okay
[speaker001:] twenty five thirty buildings
[speaker002:] gosh
[speaker001:] about half of them are one bedroom places
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] there's a pretty good number of two bedroom places and then there's like uh fifteen or twenty three bedroom places
[speaker002:] three bedroom uh-huh
[speaker001:] but uh oh they're not really too bad they're they're basically cinder block places
[speaker002:] well I was that's kind of what I had envisioned from uh visiting the ones in at North Texas University where my husband just graduated
[speaker001:] but uh yeah graduated in in what
[speaker002:] uh physics
[speaker001:] physics
[speaker002:] PhD in physics
[speaker001:] wow sounds like fun
[speaker002:] oh yeah yeah
[speaker001:] I I've got a physics couple of physics classes facing me this summer this summer so
[speaker002:] uh actually they're they're very enlightening and they're a lot of fun
[speaker001:] yeah uh from what I've seen of it I mean you know there's a lot of things that kind of dabble in the edges of physics before you actually get into the class
[speaker002:] they are yeah well most everything touches physics one way or another no matter what you do even if nobody tells you that's what it is it's it's physics
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I remember a a teacher in high school saying that uh he enjoyed physics because it it improved his uh his uh pool game
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh yeah mathematics too but
[speaker001:] uh anyway yeah
[speaker002:] uh back to housing what kind of a home would you and your wife look for
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] once uh once you finish schooling
[speaker001:] um well once we get out of school we're hoping to get into the mountains somewhere
[speaker002:] oh really
[speaker001:] probably out west um
[speaker002:] uh-huh Oregon Oregon or Washington
[speaker001:] yeah more than likely uh the rainy side of the mountains somewhere
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh that's a beautiful area
[speaker001:] but uh um originally I'm from West Virginia in the Appalachian Mountains
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] so uh uh long since fell in love with living in the mountains but it'd probably be like a two story possibly even a three story if we build our own we might even get a little crazy and you know build into the side of a hill
[speaker002:] oh I see
[speaker001:] and do it the
[speaker002:] that would probably