[speaker001:] so uh how you how do you find out what's going on
[speaker002:] what's new
[speaker001:] well uh
[speaker002:] quite a variety of ways I guess uh like to listen to the radio back and forth to work at least back to work and in the mornings
[speaker001:] uh-huh do you listen you listen to the same station or do you switch back and forth
[speaker002:] well I have one station I listen to when I get up in the house then I listen to another one in the car
[speaker001:] uh-huh I listen to I actually I listen to the radio most of all I don't I don't buy papers and stuff I I listen a lot to national public radio
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] which is I know pretty much it's got in the morning it has like an all news format and then uh toward it it changes like it goes onto classical then onto jazz later on but on in the way to work that that's what I do is I listen to to NPR and what it says about about what's going on
[speaker002:] hum well we don't have uh well let's see I guess it might be available I just haven't heard of it on that one I I guess I have come to think of it but uh
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] I haven't made a practice of listening to that one
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] watching some TV in the evenings
[speaker001:] uh what it's it's funny I haven't seen do you watch like CNN or do you uh or the
[speaker002:] well I usually catch the networks and I will occasionally watch CNN too depends on what you know
[speaker001:] uh-huh Jack do you listen I don't know do I I like it when I watch TV I don't really watch TV news all that often but what I do is I I like ABC I think I think they have the best news network
[speaker002:] yeah uh I generally uh I don't know I go to the NBC sometimes
[speaker001:] have
[speaker002:] ABC sometimes
[speaker001:] have you ever watched Nightline with with with Ted Coppell or is that I I I get to see that I get that occasionally but it's like I I he's a I think he's sort of like an upscale Geraldo
[speaker002:] yeah I watch that
[speaker001:] you know he I digs he he digs just a digs just like a a a little a little too much I I wish I could actually stay up late enough to to see some of the to see some of those things
[speaker002:] yeah yeah yeah yeah
[speaker001:] you get Time Magazine or Newsweek or anything like that
[speaker002:] uh I don't take them I read them sometime I read them in the barber shop or whatever
[speaker001:] uh-huh  dentist office material
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] I actually I I kind of gave up on on news magazines they they haven't they kind of pile end up piling up
[speaker002:] yeah that's what I was just about to say about the newspaper I uh I take it then I quit it
[speaker001:] yeah it
[speaker002:] gets there laying around and don't get to read it's does get to be quite a volume of
[speaker001:] oh well I tried like uh I like I read the Sunday paper you know I that one I can probably I can find time for you know like on a I I really like to on a Sunday morning get up and uh listen uh get up
[speaker002:] material after awhile yep
[speaker001:] and read the Sunday paper like first usually I try to read it from like from cover to cover you know
[speaker002:] yeah that same here
[speaker001:] and that that pretty much gives you gives me an idea what's going on and in about like a two hours it takes me to run right through it I can figure out exactly what what what's happened in like the past week but that's about the only newspaper that I really listen to
[speaker002:] our our morning paper throws you a curve they uh you know that's what I would like to do I say well I'd just like to take the Sunday paper well we'll uh we'll let you have the rest of the week for free
[speaker001:] so
[speaker002:] what do you what do you do
[speaker001:] so you end well you end up with like a big stack of papers anyway on the on the way out huh
[speaker002:] yeah  but I say well the heck with it we'll go buy it from that guy on the street
[speaker001:] well one of the things that I I can't do is I just can't find the time to read the paper all that much it just if I were to if I were to it would take like what half hour a day
[speaker002:] oh yeah
[speaker001:] to to to find the time to read the paper and that's why I like the radio the best especially especially in the car because I when I'm in the car and I'm on my way to work there's nothing else I can do other than like watch the road you know
[speaker002:] yeah I've gotten into some uh you know we have a uh news service on our uh network here on the computer
[speaker001:] oh and it its it slides in a window across the bottom
[speaker002:] well we have that at at lunch in the cafeteria but we also have uh one that you pull up on your screen you know we have a computer network here at TI that you can go to uh
[speaker001:] um-hum so do you is it is it Dow Jones
[speaker002:] Dallas and get the national they have a Dow Jones segment there where it covers us uh you know some most active stocks uh general average
[speaker001:] yeah friends of mine at friends of mine at other at other uh at other locations they have they have that and it's like you can actually see like the ticker run you know you can open a window on your work station
[speaker002:] uh
[speaker001:] and you can run and you can run the uh the ticker across the bottom and it it actually you know they they run a ticker for for news items as well as stock
[speaker002:] yeah that's actual that DJNS I guess
[speaker001:] and so you can see you can see the uh you can