<transcript><audio_119>understanding that that where I grew up we were just going through that where where it was for me and my friends we were used to being raised by people of all cultures and Creeds but in my hometown that's still not not</transcript><transcript><audio_120>particularly normal which I think is something people don't know about the rest of the country you know the people where whatever area you're in you sort of take for granted that whatever is going on in the rest of the country is just like the area you're in that's right and probably that applies</transcript><transcript><audio_121>internationally as well which is uh yeah the people sort of assume that our Paradigm is is the culture that we're raised in right so yeah it takes I think it takes more effort and and more thinking to put yourself outside of that</transcript><transcript><audio_122>and that's what I guess Fran's telling us that she had to do that because of the the 30 30 30% of the three different cultures that you had to do that every day yes yes and something that just occurred to me Jill that I do want to</transcript><transcript><audio_123>comment on um my my older sister going back to sort of our our theme for um for today my older sister was the first woman president of the Texas chapter of</transcript><transcript><audio_124>the American Foundry Society wow and uh that was the sort of positioning that we had in the industry we uh having women in The Foundry and taking leadership management roles in the family was very</transcript> understanding that that where I grew up we were just going through that where where it was for me and my friends we were used to being raised by people of all cultures and Creeds but in my hometown that's still not not particularly normal which I think is something people don't know about the rest of the country you know the people where whatever area you're in you sort of take for granted that whatever is going on in the rest of the country is just like the area you're in that's right and probably that applies internationally as well which is uh yeah the people sort of assume that our Paradigm is is the culture that we're raised in right so yeah it takes I think it takes more effort and and more thinking to put yourself outside of that and that's what I guess Fran's telling us that she had to do that because of the the 30 30 30% of the three different cultures that you had to do that every day yes yes and something that just occurred to me Jill that I do want to comment on um my my older sister going back to sort of our our theme for um for today my older sister was the first woman president of the Texas chapter of the American Foundry Society wow and uh that was the sort of positioning that we had in the industry we uh having women in The Foundry and taking leadership management roles in the family was very
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