<transcript><audio_62>built on was Mom and Pop shops those little those families who went into you know like the grocery store guys and the you know a family took an area and they developed a business and they passed it</transcript><transcript><audio_63>from father to son and daughter and as I said you know it it wasn't sometimes daughters would go into the businesses they rarely took the lead it was a male oriented Society in that respect</transcript><transcript><audio_64>business wise but of course as you know I was fortunate enough to be be in the time when women began moving into more responsible positions and although in a way we had always done it sort of</transcript><transcript><audio_65>quietly in the background we moved into being able to take the Forefront but I was definitely um a bit of an anomaly in The Foundry business to be a woman</transcript><transcript><audio_66>outside taking a leadership role and um and it was a fun thing it was a fun thing but I'm going to tell you something I learned what hard physical labor was about and I'm it I'm really</transcript><transcript><audio_67>excited to be able to to make a living now without having to do hard physical labor but it certainly gave me a lot of respect for the people who do that yeah</transcript><transcript><audio_68>I'm sure I I just wanted to ask you Fran you know speaking of the ult the ultrasound and using the sound waves to look inside the the steel which is so wild to think that meanwhile I think you were using ultrasound waves maybe to</transcript> built on was Mom and Pop shops those little those families who went into you know like the grocery store guys and the you know a family took an area and they developed a business and they passed it from father to son and daughter and as I said you know it it wasn't sometimes daughters would go into the businesses they rarely took the lead it was a male oriented Society in that respect business wise but of course as you know I was fortunate enough to be be in the time when women began moving into more responsible positions and although in a way we had always done it sort of quietly in the background we moved into being able to take the Forefront but I was definitely um a bit of an anomaly in The Foundry business to be a woman outside taking a leadership role and um and it was a fun thing it was a fun thing but I'm going to tell you something I learned what hard physical labor was about and I'm it I'm really excited to be able to to make a living now without having to do hard physical labor but it certainly gave me a lot of respect for the people who do that yeah I'm sure I I just wanted to ask you Fran you know speaking of the ult the ultrasound and using the sound waves to look inside the the steel which is so wild to think that meanwhile I think you were using ultrasound waves maybe to
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