[speaker001:] what do you how what do you think of your news coverage and where do you get most of it
[speaker002:] uh usually uh either TV or radio
[speaker001:] oh oh
[speaker002:] it it seems like
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] sometime uh we get the weekend paper but uh even then it just seems that sometimes you're so busy you don't wanna take an hour or so to sit down the paper
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] so it's so much quicker just to hear you know hear it on the radio or watch TV
[speaker001:] yes we don't go to bed at night usually until we've seen the news at ten so that's probably well we do take a daily paper too
[speaker002:] uh-huh oh you do uh-huh
[speaker001:] um-hum but it's out of Ogden and so it it's not very you know it's not probably as big as yours and sometimes I wonder about the newspaper coverages too anyway
[speaker002:] yeah oh yeah
[speaker001:] because I've known stories that have happened and then read it in the paper and it hasn't been all that accurate um-hum um-hum
[speaker002:] not quite the same yeah and a lot of times when you have two different um papers you get two different stories
[speaker001:] that's true although I think that's the same on TV too you know you'll get one you know one day and one the next day on the same thing and so but I
[speaker002:] yeah right oh excuse me
[speaker001:] I enjoy I enjoy the news I like to keep up on whatever's happening
[speaker002:] oh I do too
[speaker001:] so
[speaker002:] it's just it's so much easier just to you know listen to the radio in your car it seems like or just to sit down for a short while and watch the news than it is to sit down and you know I mean I'll read periodicals and stuff too but um
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] usually those come out after the fact and course they give you more information so if you want that then that's fine
[speaker001:] uh yeah well I think sometimes you know you'll hear it on TV and you want want to go into it deeper you uh you can get it in a magazine or a paper
[speaker002:] right right
[speaker001:] a newspaper and then on the radio you know they usually uh give the news every hour
[speaker002:] yeah uh-huh
[speaker001:] and so I I like that too especially when we're traveling
[speaker002:] right yeah I know that when I'm on vacation I am like seems like I'm totally out of it I don't know what's going on and I don't really care
[speaker001:] so well that's true too
[speaker002:] it's kind of nice to get away from it all
[speaker001:] yeah uh-huh but you know if there's a story that you're particularly interested in it's good to to be able to follow up on it you know so
[speaker002:] right yeah
[speaker001:] but uh we have a a news station too that is uh KSL out of Salt Lake that covers just it's a talk show and there's news almost constantly on it
[speaker002:] oh uh-huh
[speaker001:] and then CNN has news constantly too
[speaker002:] right right
[speaker001:] so do you have cable
[speaker002:] no we don't so we don't watch CNN
[speaker001:] oh oh well we couldn't get TV here if we didn't have cable we live close to the mountain
[speaker002:] oh okay
[speaker001:] and uh the signal the signal doesn't come because we're kind of behind a mountain
[speaker002:] right right
[speaker001:] so we couldn't get it if we didn't have cable cable in fact we've when we first moved out here for the first probably twenty years we couldn't it was really snowy
[speaker002:] oh is that right
[speaker001:] our reception and you know we'd watch it and the kids would watch it but it wasn't all that good
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] so
[speaker002:] so you figured might as well get the cable huh
[speaker001:] yeah well we were glad when it came but it just keeps going up in price too so that's kind of detriment too
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] but we've thought of getting a satellite so that we could get more stations but uh it wouldn't I don't know
[speaker002:] now that'll be nice
[speaker001:] yeah but I don't think we're gonna to do it because it's uh you can't get local stations and that's the news that we're mostly interested in
[speaker002:] uh-huh right yeah
[speaker001:] and back to news flash from our high school today we have one high school in town and they had to evacuate it because the furnace was acting up and was threatening to blow up
[speaker002:] oh is that right I bet the kids were happy
[speaker001:] yeah they I think they were
[speaker002:] yeah well we had uh I don't know if your son told you but we had two papers here in Dallas and now we just have the one
[speaker001:] we saw it on TV before he told us
[speaker002:] oh okay so that'll probably make a difference in the reporting
[speaker001:] yeah does uh how much does your newspapers cost
[speaker002:] they are um on the weekends gosh um let me see I've got this on Sunday it's a dollar
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] and during the week I'm not really sure how much it is it's probably I guess you know seventy five cents or so I would think
[speaker001:] um-hum ours is eight dollars a month so how would that figure up with what you'd do
[speaker002:] uh-huh but you get it every day don't you oh so that's that's really good then
[speaker001:] yes yes it's kind of a skinny newspaper except when the ads you know like at Christmas time or Thanksgiving or
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] so it's uh but we I enjoy it I'd hate to be without a newspaper and then we get the local you know the little Brigham City one it's uh comes once a week
[speaker002:] uh-huh yeah that must uh do you have a hard time keeping up with it reading everything
[speaker001:] keep no
[speaker002:] oh well that's good
[speaker001:] no but