diff --git "a/scam_finetune.json" "b/scam_finetune.json" new file mode 100644--- /dev/null +++ "b/scam_finetune.json" @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +{"prompt": [" ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Cody. Yeah. Hi, how are you. Great oh. I heard in your house was it fine. We had a party last night. Huh. We missed you. Yeah, it was. What's. So much fun. That. It was really a lot of fun. A lot of what you know, we just talked to about, but it was nice. What you guys do? What you guys do? It was really we have a good time. That's. So lucky of you. The party on Sunday was very nice. We made a gram into that. Grauman like Ryan are aware again. I made a. Yeah, no, it was. Like that. So cool. My you know what I think I haven't. I think I have a rough copy of it in the car because, um, I I made it up on the way we went to Virginia. Yeah, can I with the kids? Hey, Seria, Virginia Beach. No, not Virginia Beach. We went to Williamsburg, Virginia. Big like Butch gardens, that's. Yeah, oh. I don't know where it is. So fun. Hello, I went, I went into my card to see if I have a copy of the room and it was such a gram. You're in the car. Oh. you're on a portable phone. They have to mail it to you. It's fully has copies of it. Pressure mail. And was crying. And was crying. And was crying. Really really great. Yeah. Yeah, money was tearing. Yeah, I made it like such cute ones like like I made one about yesterday. You're. Welcome. It's Rosie, cheek. Well, I was like so cute. Huh. We wrote like like Ari, acute nephew gonna you know, something about acute nephew. We love him then even though he likes to to you know, and then like a whatever was very cute and you know the Laura, you know how she likes to say. Huh. Um, you know, I want to say he's gorgeous, but I didn't. I said, he's gorgeous. It's, cool. You know. . Oh yeah. I was very it was really nice and touching. So for sure, ma'am, we can find this. Mama's copies of it. Okay. Would have to and it was really nice. Okay. That sounds beautiful. How are you? I heard you lost your job. I know, it's great. Easy come easy. Come easy, huh. That's, right it's. Great that I lost my job. Well, I you had it, huh. Yeah, this is Vicki job. Yes, have you got a job? And a. Is if you like it. I think so huh. Really works really. I know, but I think she's this is what she wanted to do like you know, she's always like saying you know, about the, I. Yeah, but it's not really in the optical part. I know, but. It's in the office. I know, but maybe you learned, you know. Right. Well, I hope I hope it gets her somewhere. . So. Whatever it is what else is doing, huh. What else is doing no, everything else is fine? Have a very nice time in Virginia. We saw you know, Bush gardens and gonna Williamsburg and. You took like like, well, what do you do? There's like a Kitty part. I think in Busch gardens. Yeah. You couldn't. Well, first , Sean roaming rapids. Do like the right. I guess, like roaring rapids. Really right. And it's like a train that takes you from village like city to city. Right. So we went in that we don't authorize. Oh great. You wanna say. Hi, to somebody in Israel. You wanna say. Hi, to somebody who's in Israel. Hi. Sammy. Yes. Excuse me. Do you know who this is? Yeah. Well, what's. My name. Lee. How do you know? Because. You never forget about me. No. But you didn't see me in. So many days. When you gonna come back? Um, when should I come back? . Should come back. Oh no [laughter]. Next year. What. Should I come back next year? No, this year. This year. I should come back. Yeah. Okay, I'll. Try it because you know why, because we missed it. Why. We didn't see you for. So long. Which line they. Big sweetie. Yeah. You wanna say. Hi, to . Yeah. Okay, hold on. Oh. Hello, . Yeah. Hi, how are you. Goss. You have a good summer. CA. 42. Go to Virginia. Where did you call? The junior. You went to Virginia. What you do there? Oh. Doing. Feeding, the hotel. You sleep in the hotel. Here. Where was it a cool hotel? It was a very nice 1. Yeah, but with nice about it people. No. Yeah, the TV'S. Oh. that'll water fountain. There. Did you drink from the water? Fountain. I I yeah. You're, a broker. Huh. . Going to school tomorrow. You're gonna you're starting school tomorrow. Excited. Yeah. Okay, they're gonna be. Well. What grade are you gonna be in? Primary. Primary. Wow. Yeah. Oh. Hi here. I love you also. Bye bye. Bye [laughter]. Hi sweetie. [laughter]. How you doing? Good how are you. Okay, how's. Your Sean. We have very nice summer, huh. Yeah. Oh. Well, we're, just with last week in Virginia. For. Highway we're in California in las Vegas. Oh. you sound they got a nice phone. We had a very nice summer. And Ruben canceled for the whole August. I mean, you know, whatever for weeks West second trip. With a go out, huh. No, they want they're going to. I couldn't get in to the, they went to logging off and they have a great time. They like it really. They loved it. Yeah, I mean like she want to go back. I know we want to go back, but whatever I mean, we've homesick type in . . Oh. And,. Oh. And, um, whatever was very nice. Huh. Have good time and you did you go to ring at all. Do you do anything? He went to the Tanya for two days. Huh. Basically is it. It's gorgeous. Yeah, well, you wanna stay in hotel. Yeah. Is like at one hotel still around there that everyone stays in. We didn't really need the. Oh. Cause they would rather not. Yeah, because they if they were the cost or told it was it's probably more expensive. Huh, no, I remember. I went to many years ago. So there was a hotel there. So we stayed there for a shot. For. If we do. Yeah, well, I'll. Tell my passing out anyway. Oh. right it's, the it's, the season. Well. Huh. So you have a good time. Was the party? Party was very nice very nice. Weather. Dramatic. I'm. Not when I'm saying by. We're just not saying goodbye. Oh. . I I think it was one of those things. We're, not. No, because it's very high. So you can't say goodbye. Huh. See you know, we don't want to go. . Oh. but uh, you know, two of her friends, new York came and a lot of girl from labels. Huh. Are here. That was nice. And she got a good time. Where is when are they leaving? They're leaving tomorrow leaving tomorrow tomorrow morning, eight o'clock is the flight. Wow. And Myers, leaving like the two weeks like I think the 18th. Something something like that like his last day of work is the 15th. Huh. Well. Oh. I'm gonna mess them. Huh. I call my kids. You know. Um, you know, Mister , gonna go visit them, you know, it's good to go to Disney and stuff. You know. You should have gone to California and you should Press it off. I know no, but you've had to be there on business had to go to Newport Beach, California in this. . Um, on business. Oh. So I after his three day convention. Bye. I joined him in las Vegas. So because it was a very expensive ticket to not not stay over a weekend. Huh. . So the travel agent said you might as well get two tickets and pay over the weekend then like if you stay over the weekend, the ticket was less than half price. . Correct. Ended up for a ticket just staying Monday through Wednesday to it's a Newport Beach. For. What's gonna be gonna be seven over $700 and our tickets altogether cost us about a little over $800? . K. So so he said why, don't just come to shop is ready. Wow. Oh. So I met him Wednesday night in las Vegas. We spent two days in las Vegas and then Friday yesterday we took a flight a. . . What do you call to LOS Angeles? We went to you know, you know, best I know you know. Whatever. I met him with couples on it. Oh huh huh. Remember from this. Um, whatever. What's. He doing there. Um, he's working. He is one thing. He's partners with this is working for. . Um, and like telemarketing telemarketing really, I mean, some of his telemarketing, they have certain options that they sell. Huh. So he's. He makes like add and they're gonna like cable television sell these like weird weird things like. Oh. . That makes you lose weight. What should I mean? Yeah, yeah, bring it to me. I'll open. It. So,. Or whatever. So he's and and this guy shove it also has what this remodeling company actually is working for this guy. . Oh. Is very wealthy. Okay, it's. Like different businesses for that, but. It was nice Vegas. Vegas is very nice. I was like a 15 degree every single day there. Oh. But it's, but it was a different heat like it's it's different. It was nice. Her there's it's a dry heat. Oh it's. A it's like typing it over here. Yeah, it's like, yeah, so like you didn't you didn't even though it was like so hot. It was like a. Oh. Um, like a really dry heat. [laughter]. But it was really very beautiful every it's like you know, it's funny, it's, the over there really beautiful. [laughter]. And what do you do is Lane ? I'll. Let you go into my parents. So it says a few days. Now, did they take to that? No, they loved it. My mother took Maisie and took the, they they went to the mountains on Sunday. Oh. . So I have a great time. Huh. He loved it. Yeah, he said he loved it. Huh. I'll. You said you're getting. Go away again. Slaney I'll. Go away again. Now. Oh. So, um, have you Sarah? Oh. Good [laughter], right. That's. Good you're, successful. There. I said, you're successful there. I I I don't know. Okay, how much longer you put in ? You have any idea. We don't really have an idea we you know, I mean, not everything is dependent. Huh. Friends there. Not everything is depending on what we want. Does nobody have friends there. Yeah, you wanna ask her. Yeah, do you have friends? Ask me why. Do you have friends manager? Do I friend? Huh. Uh, yeah. Oh. you don't think what girl that you that that went to school with you or that you know. Um, well, so 0. There you know, . Oh. , Shaw. Oh. where is she with? And some of she lives near me like a block away and she like someone's showing these friends wives are like normal and some of them are on, but you know, you just figure out the old people. Oh huh, bye. Huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. I've had time for so many friends. You know, like some of them has kids and some of them have jobs and I have a job. . [laughter]. So you know, you know, really. So what are you doing now? We're gonna do now. Well, I I thought my afternoon job and it was only five for my morning job. What is that? Huh. What's the afternoon, doing? Um, I work for Jeff Bell. What is that? My. He, um, takes people off the wall and makes them from some Tasha Torre. Huh. You know, so I work in his office and people come in. Huh. Like whatever you know. Yeah. They come in, they wanna replace the shop. So they wanna take a course. Huh huh. So they wanna go on a toll. No sound nice. So you're doing work. Oh no. Sort of care of. I don't really know how to be care of them because they make me nervous. . Huh. I'm almost there. Cool, braze. Some of them summer, Norman, something whatever. Oh. Hold on. So, um, what else. How you feeling? I'm feeling fine. Hey, I have a major stomach [laughter]. You have a static. Yeah, [laughter]. I can't imagine you with a sonic. You don't even. I don't have some like I've lost other new bodyguard. Huh huh. . So you must like it [laughter]. [laughter]. Why. . No, I have a big bad touch, huh. Really 0. When I thought is worries goes? I mean, you're having a girl. Really if you if you if you get all over if you get wide. If you get fat all over besides your touch that should be besides your stomach that means you're having a girl. All over [laughter], huh. [laughter], wait lemme. I don't believe those things because they never work. Just put up for a yeah, I don't believe don't believe it. . I don't believe it [laughter], huh. I don't believe at all. I mean, I don't know maybe I'll. Have a girl, but this doesn't sound because my pushes fat. Okay. To. And if I have a girl holders of that. No it's gonna be scanning like yours and you you know, you'll you'll be like body after the baby five weeks later. . You'll be scanning again, huh. You . I don't think so divorce even when she has even when she's pregnant. You will. You know that the other one she had Ari, she went to Simmons and she bought other skirt and like four weeks after the baby. I promised she bought other skirt size 8. I said, Lord you're crazy, she's I'm fat she was my mother's. Happy I'm. Happy I'm, never gonna lose weight. She bought a size eight script. I mean, like three weeks later. It was like falling down falling down off of that. I remember that letter script. Yeah, so she said you're crazy. I know you don't understand my mother has hips and I have hips and I'm never gonna be the same. But she would always decides to offer something. It's gonna be a fee. She bought a size eight a month after she had a baby. You know, she didn't even like wait till she lost her when she goes I'm gonna be fat that's. Huh. She said. You're gonna be skinny to. Looks like, well, you well, I'm saying you will what. Well, hopefully I'll be skinny skinny. I won't eat not skinny. I won't eat. Gonna your baby even have to eat a little bit though. Don't be under exit you'll be you'll be fine. Oh. 0. Oh. I'm really worried about it at this. I'm, not even worried now that I'm getting a Tena. You never had a problem with lace. You shouldn't. Have a problem. [laughter]. Wait. How many do ? Like a month ago. I already had gained 12 pounds. . I think that's a lot. I don't know maybe it's. Maybe supposed to give them a. So what is the doctor time? Hello. What is the doctor time while you're in your this month? I was now. I'm finishing my 5th. . So then I was finishing my 4th. Huh. . So what you want you to gain altogether. Yeah. He said to aim for 30. What he tell you to aim for? He didn't tell me to aim for anything. He just said, yeah, one games. Wait. So you're getting wait [laughter]. . I mean, I'm not. I mean, of course, I'm getting weight off with. Would you rather have a doctor who told you not to eat? Oh of course, not he tells me to take it easy. No I'm saying you want to talk to you. Nice. Awesome. If I get dizzy just go back to bed I'm. Great. Okay, I do that anyway. Mhm. No, I mean, I was in the beginning. It's getting your account moved. Yes huh. Which is very scary. . How am I doing? It was horrible. I throw up a 000 times a day. Hello, you know, when I spoke to Anna, I died. Yeah. And I called house and you were there and I spoke to you. I I was about to drive. And I said the and you said to me. Oh. you're. So nauseous, I said really said I said, I said why. I had a number. So you said I just woke up from a debt. I said, oh. no she's pregnant. And you should know that a second. I was like very like I wasn't. I was barely talking to you. Yeah. I remember do you remember how it cut you off. No, no, no, I just heard you said and you just look up the map. I said she's Norton and she just got the map. The middle, the date. She's pregnant. And then I hung up from you. I ran to the best and I screw up like a time. Oh no, oh. sorry. And I remember, I just couldn't get a phone. Cause I had thought I was gonna throw on the phone and I was like help and I felt so bad, but like I said. . How am I doing? I'm I'm, I think I went to visit her like a few days ago and she looked okay, but she's gonna sleep didn't really spend a lot of time. . Huh. [laughter]. Huh. Whatever I guess as well as it could be white. [laughter]. Um, um, sounds like what. Liquids, same liquid the same. Hello, good I'll, Mary, go. We have beautiful weather here. Really today. Should come back and visit us sometime when I told the kids that you know that, um, just mind where moving to. Was today was very beautiful. Okay, so I told them you know, . S. So you know, the still saying, yeah, I said make sure. We'll go visit them. So, um, like I said, yeah, like we used [laughter]. [laughter]. So you could still come they're still time. No, so we told them they're gonna come back the odd thing. Come for come for second. Yeah, right, um, [laughter]. We want you to come for like a. Yeah, you just need more people in your in your little apartment. It's, not. So well, we need to want to. How did it go with open anywhere? Told me it was very fine. So I was making a birthday party today for cookie Ricky and Sean went with last night after the party like about 1130 at night. Yes. I had to wake up. Laura and center to to what you call to Philly with and they scanned out in . Are they having a chair here? Yes, they went to the and to get the emails. So there was room for . Where. He said like you could say you could only be like a very small party. I know, but was originally she didn't invite them, but then she asked you people said they weren't coming. Huh huh. She invited them. I. Yeah, no, then she called. Uh. That's. So fine. Huh. So were they all excited? Yeah, but like I just took this over before she said that lady got her, nails and she didn't wanna get she didn't want to touch her hair like a lot of kids get their hair washed and and done like wanna hear what cookie had done. What. What I don't wanna hear? 22 buttons to to buns. What. Two Bowen. She wanted her hair done with two buttons. Like on the side of her head. I don't know. Yeah, [laughter]. Alright, so we're gonna see the video. So, I'm. Oh. she said he had it. Sure, we I'm sure you know. All right. And,. . Hold on. Thank you. So the party was fun. Yes, there what I'm trying to some. I thought they ended up showing up. They did. Yeah, because they had, they had a wedding and what's the name you know, the lady was the principal. . Daughter got married. Yeah, we're. Where. Staten Island. So they were added. So they can't after they read then they they came. So it was,. Very nice and smart and like when the when it came from learning, he picked my house. So they showed up at the end. Tuesday. Yeah, and , huh. Oh. you mean it was only for girl. With lady this was a lady roughly gonna make a party for , but this is like a ladies party because there's just you know a lot of. A. You mean like okay, like her all her like with friends. Yeah, like a lot of like a neighbors like . Oh. different. You know, Lando . I don't like a lot of different people who live around there. Okay, Seth , mother cane. And it was so nice Nancy boxer and I always people. Oh. okay. Bye. I see. Sounds sounds swinging. So the girls went also. Yeah. Who. On our girls. Yeah, sure, sure. Anymore came of course, and I don't know where the I. Know. And you missed our delicious through. I'm. So hungry. What was there? Hole. Yeah, what all. And planned and Taubman brownies and, um, made that's. Oh. Amazing. Amazing fruit platter. I get a you know, gorgeous. That's your class. Yeah, yeah, well, I just bought her the fruit and she, I don't know what you do with those fruit. But next thing I know they looked like stunning. All right. Um, what a brandle matrice retreat and I made a two cakes and for all kinds of cookies and I bought. For . Enough stuff. And, um, I talk to chat. I want some what kind of cookies can you give me a fax. Back. To chat. RICO moraine. Easter here. What's, good, it was? Um, wow. I'm. Just doing so much. Yeah, I know she could send you a share package. And then whatever role cake and drunken Hines cake and. Drunken Hine. You know the that you put bruise in, you know, yeah. Are you serious? There's something called drunken Hines cake. It's not a money calls Harvey wall Bangor. Okay, I called Duncan Hines. Not your recall service. Well, alright because when I called at mom. Do you know this? Yeah, when I was making it Monday. I called up because I had originally written down my recipe file that it calls for Dunkin him white cake mix in and I only bought and I had the only thing I had my house is Dan. Hello, cake mix and I asked money. What she makes it with? And she said she looked it up and it's in her book. It's written Harvey wall Bangor, that's, the name of the drink. Right. So we had a cake that mom used to make with Chris. With palmetto and . No, she made with . So we called cake it's a different thing. Oh no, this one is with with Duncan Hines. I don't know. Now. So this one is is Duncan Hines like take it. . It's. Okay, that is called Rockin highs, huh. Yeah. Who. So we have that case you know, and it has like a nice like I made in a book with a nice white blaze on it. Looks very beautiful and shoes. Sounds good. And I spoke to I don't pick it all day today. And there's a lot of those lot. Foot we're, a lot of food packages. It's. Awesome gypsum gypsum. You know, and they made a fire and made a vegetable platter. And what is with Freeman was here and she's scanning like, um, a seated. Carolyn. Twig, just like she used to be. Be just a baby. Huh. Oh wow. So I said you are. So skinny because no, I was even scanner two weeks ago. And then what happened. I don't know, to me. [laughter]. She to me. She's like a like a Vera you know. Like an ending number you know, like a tool. Huh. I see. So. Oh. my gosh, so it sounds like it sounds so fun there. So maybe they're having. So much trouble without us. So we have a phone without them. Huh. We're also haven't come without you. So huh. No, we Miss you. You're you're missed. Oh you're also messed trust me actually. . Yeah, everyday. I wanna work I'm gonna go see our house and come back on right. Huh. And then go back. So you like your apartment we saw your, we saw the pictures, the smart, the shops that, um, has totally on. Yeah, that's. It. . I had Sean shops and after lunch, we walked over there. We walked over to the pictures and I've lost the album. So the she lost album. What's. The problem. Oh. , let me, sorry. We swap. Yes, she has no idea where it is. Bye. She came back when she came here. She never brought here because we went to . We walked to to see it like the next morning like you know, she came to me to maybe to drop off on her kids to play or something to shopping. And she called me where did I leave. I said, no, we never brought her and she said she called everybody in town. I guess maybe she showed it to some people. Don't know where she's where it is. And she lost, I don't know you lose an album it's like a big piece of thing to lose. It's. Massive but wait, did she did she? Huh. And I have some pictures of you and and her heart and her closing. And I know we're all her clothes. I couldn't wear any of my clothes. I outgrew all my stuff and. Yeah, but how does her thing stay up on you. EarthLink trust me I'm fat their elastic weights. . Huh. And I'm sad. So it was perfect. . Yeah, we got 516. I know, but oh. but it was, but it's. Huh. All the elastic was comfortable. Huh. It wasn't too tight like my big skirts elastic kills me. I can't wear them. Huh. I can't wear it even then, but she said you're gonna send me pictures of me like me in my in my maternity outfit. . Wow. Well, she what do you call it. Fine. Oh. there's. A really good picture at the end of the album with like you're in a long chateau wearing attorney off in that picture. Right. I think. Right. Yeah, that looks really good. You look great they're Shadle. What was that would be? What no, I don't think you need a picture? Those. I was I took one picture. It's fine. I think I said loan value or yourself, but I have I don't remember. It was like a picture. We sign. I know maybe maybe, but I forgot because I was like a couple weeks ago and I just like like I was looking at it. What was that she's gonna tell me where the doubles in the album also? No, no, no, no. So you're gonna lose the doubles. Good, okay, fine. I know she said she mentioned last night. She asked to send you a half. Oh cool. She said she some half that she doesn't wear anymore. And you you half lately. Well, I wear all her absence. She was here now I just want my stupid soon because she's not here anymore. Right. . Well, you you working at also not. Huh. Everybody works with me. Is gonna be over staples. Oh. well, it's. I mean, some people do, but it's much too hot. So hot. I my table. . So uncomfortable that it's just unbearable, especially in the heat you know, because it's long and it's heavy and I can't wear it. Huh. It'll melt huh. And you wouldn't in Pony. Um, it doesn't it's not really it. Doesn't really go into it. Why don't you take your other , the one that you don't wear? What about the one that I'm aware, it's ugly? What. Like you couldn't take that. Huh. And put into upon until like a scratchy for for a weekday. It's because it's too short for that. How short is it? I never saw that 1. If the currently one is pretty short. So you couldn't make it into a Tony. Like just to. And I will you like you'll. See the net sticking out from where the air was that. I gathered for the Pony it's like I don't know. I don't maybe maybe I could I just don't know how. Huh. All right, I don't know anything about. So, try to put in Pony for you. Okay, I was gonna I sorry, our cousin. Huh. Oh. she's long. Yeah, but I think that around. So ask her if you could save it, you know, it's it's a firm, right friend. So I don't wanna ask her if anything the S N is disgusting. Oh. so maybe she could go out the problem. Huh huh. And then put in the Pony. I think I. To. What what are you learning show me things to scholar? . Huh. Oh huh huh. So what you gonna do for a second. It's. Okay, so we're gonna [laughter]. Oh. that's. What you gave? I'm, not gonna do anything. So, it's gonna be the. . What. . Where is where you gonna mail it? . On Earth it. We have a pass it's like two inches long. But if you come we'll build it out front because it's bigger, huh. Huh. You're you're you're tempting me. To tell us now because we have to wait. So you know, we when we come, we come Grandma. We have to buy stuff. Grandma said just you know, just remember that. Why. So they come to me every service. Fine. So, Graham's gonna bring a lot of fun it's gonna make a lot of sir. . No, and you will Cook head off because you love cooking and banking. [laughter]. Huh. So I don't have sorry about anything. See I'm very nervous about the meals. You don't understand I'm looking. But the end of getting a lot of companies are gonna end up adding a lot of company. What. No, but I don't know how to do the mail. [laughter]. I'm gonna have you got this email. So you have to warm up before and then everything gets hot by the time you want to eat how does that work. Do I do what do you have an open that you're allowed to a higher and lower on the or not? Um, I don't know if I'm allowed to turn it higher or lower. You're gonna keep it on load the whole time. It's . Yeah, first we have to find out what the people in the in the house is due like some people with a like if you open up the other door. . It gets it starts going the modem start go working more. Huh. Some people. Don't use electric Evans on Estes. Some people do what. Yeah, I do you have an of it. No, I guess. Oh. yeah, I've gotten. To find out what people do. It was. Oh my not discussing. And all my. Did not like it says, but it was not going to. So you're gonna use a block hook. Everything before and use a block or else Cook on . The co goes were cold because they don't get warmed up in time because go take a 000 years to get warm and it was just it was just not. Huh. To find out if people in your complex like leave the oven on low over or if you're allowed to like it depends on what kind of in it is. I see, but anyway, I don't look scary for me even shops petrifying it's very scary. Cause that you. Huh. You have a company a lot of companies. I don't know we have like a looks you guys when we make a mail. Did you find any Boyce Chevrolet? We have. Did I find any voice for Covey ? Huh. I don't think so they're. All like 18. Oh. okay. No that's, not you some of them are older, but I don't know. Get it. You know. There's. No, boys around there. . All weird. Okay. Well, what happened with seven days. She went out once don't. She said she was going on again. She said she's gonna go out again, but I don't. I don't know when she didn't go out last night. Huh. So I don't want you to go ahead again. Maybe is going on tonight. Maybe she didn't seem like so wonderful. Hey. You know, excited. I know she was like I okay, it's. Okay, I'll go ahead. I'm going address would be to go out again, but I don't think you know. She's not like you know, slip net over him. Like from . No, I don't think. So sorry. . Did you following the first date? Huh. Did I followed him, huh? [laughter]. He found me. [laughter]. Oh. . He's gonna give me a patch now. That's. So cute. Huh. He did it and he's tried to deny it at least I don't know if he did or not he's like say have these women [laughter]. Huh huh. [laughter]. These woman. Yeah, we just celebrated his 3034th. Birthday. His birthday yesterday Monday Monday. What you're talking about? 35 already. , right . I mean. Oh. my God. Hey, Miss . Birthday was July 20 something 25th. And what was Bertha. August 28th. So. I didn't even know I don't know any of the older people's, birthdays because I don't remember, they were born. Huh. Huh. It's just had some. Because you weren't born that. Right. I only remember all the people that I remember being born. I remember when they were born. Huh. To . I know when you were born. Cause find was born on my birthday. Showing me right. Right. But I don't know when most people are born. [laughter]. Birthdays also, she had a birthday now. July 11th. Oh. remember speaking to. Is 23 she's 2325. Do they wanna get married? I think so I think I really personally. A. I I I have I believe it everyone want to get married and I Mister they're gonna find the right person. I mean, you know the more, you know, she'll she'll find the person who got married. I mean, but you think they wanna get married that's. Why they hang around like I hate when people say that? No, they wanna grab me more at the date. Oh. of course they wanna get married . Does not go by that. She says she's gonna kill herself. I know I know she wants to get married and the pro and then I'll probably put in a good front, but like I have a lot of single friend who didn't you know, even you know, people who still aren't there. She's, not married tomorrow, Christmas dies. No, I always said she ones together. She wants, yeah, they wanna get married them. I'll find the right person. They'll, get married. Huh. Have to have the talk on, but you can't be like Simeon, not go out. So when they . You have to go out like simi. I had a talk with the other day. What's with Sally? He's, correct. He still single. I just thought he's still he's still hole and single. And he still hanging up already. I mean, yeah, but if not, you know, just whatever. So maybe do you think tomorrow got married then. I don't know. Do they like? I don't know. I don't know like you know what broke them up originally, you know what I mean and you know, I don't know. I don't know any of those things either. So so whatever you know, it's not a very comfortable situation you know, to say, yes or no. Let's. See. And no 1. Yes, and yes, no, so. Wait. So what you have to send me about. Know that he should go out. . He should be normal. I said, because he loves like from all of our because he loves. Yeah, see the best. I said, I mean, you can get married and like in a year, you may have a little yes, see [laughter]. I said you know, because now I'm just saying because like, yeah, you know, yes, he is definitely like. Yeah, he always says he wants to have kits. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you there? Yeah, I'm here. So, what's happening. Oh. how how did you get my number. I just called mom and she gave. Oh good [laughter]. Yes, so are you are you all situated? Oh yeah, I'm getting yeah, I'm getting used to the the Syrian mentality because it's different the whole way of of of being is different. Right right. Right what's, the date, whatever the difference is more or less. . Um, let me think. Well, when I first came here. I kept it was because all the houses have our Spanish they're Spanish build or from how you say Allah. Aruba. Yeah, no we're. Um, , uh, yeah, yeah and so it seems like you're in a different country because I have that style. Oh sorry, Arabia. Oh wow, do you like it? And then yeah, I really like it. I like it. I'm really close to the the Ocean the the C with the C so it's like I can get to the C in 10 in five minutes walking. Oh good. Oh okay. And so it's really nice. Oh great. Yeah. Oh my gosh, but when did you get when you get moved in? I'm. I came here. The last of August around the 20 the 23rd the evening of the 23rd of August. Oh. so you've been here for a while then. Yeah, about 45 days. Wow, what what. Yeah, 0. What's your assignment? I have were three sisters here and on we we do do pair to parishes and I go down there's a parish like 105015 minutes. Huh. Uh, a 15 minute car drive, right. Right. And so I hope on that Parrish there because it's a for a new priest and, um, I help with the catechism and get the program going. Okay. And then get the choir going and get everything going because it's a it's they've been without a priest for 10 years. Oh. wow. And so I helped him there. Oh gosh, that's. Great. Yeah. So, um, so do you have any are you are you on a you're, not the superior or you know, that's our power release? . No, no. Yeah, I am. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, it's, great. Well, I'm trying to think. Um, I know, it's kind of awkward this is recorded, but. A try so without anything. Well, I mean, what is the food different or? No, the foots. All this, yeah, they have special a different kinds of food. But just a like vegetables or or everything comes quicker here because it's. Yeah, it's papa. So hot. Huh. And then there's a lot of oranges and linens and the grapes grow low because usually see. Okay. Hi, grapevines. Okay. But here, they're very low because here, there's a very strong wind. That blows in and if they're up higher, they break and so they keep a very low like like beings [laughter]. Okay. Oh. okay. Right, right, right, oh before I forget is, um, do you have a way of convenient if it's an inconvenience? Yeah. Don't, do it a convenient way of remember the paperless? Huh. You got for Sarah and I. That's. What I wanted to get from mom and dad? For what. For a go on go on for the wedding. Well, oh. that's, right. Well, I have a friend member of my wedding. Huh. The the best, man. Yeah, yeah. Well, he just got married and I wanted to, um, get A I didn't know if you if you helped that's very assess bill for you or not. Oh. . It'll. Take me a while because I have to do it at Rome. Okay, well put this way, do you need the names of people are not? [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. Okay, um, okay, I will I'll have to. I do you know. Because mother should be going to Rome at in November. Who is? The mother, superior here. Okay. And she was saying she could do we have ways of of getting to it. It'll, just take time. It's like he can't get it. You know, I won't have in a couple weeks. It will take time and everything, but it is possible. Okay. Okay, well that's not a big rush he's already been married and stuff. Yeah. I but I told him that I'm gonna get it see there. Huh. I know sometimes like in there's catalogs, you can order it to get it. Huh. . Oh. But uh, I figured, well, if you're able to get what I might do is on in your birthday card. What I'll do is uh, put the names of the person? Yeah, the names and the date. Okay, the name and the date. Okay. Yeah, and write clearly. So that, um, I don't get an I for any or something, huh. Right bye. Okay, yeah, I have it typed up. Okay. Um, so yeah, I just wanted to make sure, but I'll, send that in the mail then when I get the, what the exact, you know, stuff. Okay. [laughter]. So, well, that's, good. So how how's the, um, how are the sister's doing in general? Good good. Yeah, yeah. Good good. So yeah, I talked to mom today. Um, I guess Diana she's a little bit. I guess a little bit depressed for some reason because she's living off campus, but see, I think she's doing I mean, other than that she's doing well. Yeah. She's getting used to it and everything. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm trying to what else is a have you talked to mom dad just. No, because, um, when sister, Julia came back. I got I had a letter from them, but mom and dad had lost my address and phone number. Okay. So I had a, I wrote them a letter and I said they should've gotten it by now. They did they did. Yeah. Yeah, she said that's calls. So I called for the address because I wouldn't be wanting to do this phone thing, but I didn't know. Um, you know where you know, when you had settled in and stuff. Yeah. And. So yeah, um, Mark he's Mark actually living at home, right now. Huh huh. He he's gonna stay there until, um, he, uh, he he's a he's gonna move to back into like either it's someplace where I can get a job, but he said mom and dad's house for you know for a few more weeks and a couple more weeks. Yeah. Yeah. Like this and then he's gonna try to you know, find a job and something to. Okay. So, but he's, he thought he's been hooked up with them different programs, but uh, I'll. Yeah. Try to think what else is gone. . There's Kristin, Michelle huh. . What's. Nathan doing. Did you hear about that? No. Oh huh huh. Let's. See how I put this. He was,. . He actually was was caught stealing. Oh really. Yeah, and there's could be certain charges pressed, but. . Um, that's gonna be worked. I mean that that happened like for four weeks ago. [laughter]. So it's pretty much a settled, but it was a at the lumberyard. Yeah. They had, um, they had a a a detective who. Oh. . Huh. Yeah huh. Who was he was caught selling you know, to a person? Lumber [laughter]. [laughter]. So yeah, that's. I I see. I forgot all about that. Um, when you mentioned that I I was under the impression that you already know about this. No, no things always work. I [laughter]. This way. Don't worry, I'm, not worried. Yeah. Yeah, it was a it was one of those. Yeah in fact, I was the last one to find out what. Well, next to last [laughter]. Yeah, but you're, right. I had it was just one of those things. Yeah, but um, so that that has to go via the court. Yeah, well, like each kid has to go through there's. So. I guess. Yeah. There's always something new. Yeah, so yeah, that was interesting, but. [laughter]. So yeah, I think what else I mean. I yeah, I guess that would be the kinda like the the the the major news then a. Yeah. Of C oh. I'm in the last time I talk to. I didn't think I started school yet. No I'm I'm back into school, sir, as in school. . Sarah, is working with children right. Sir. Are you doing right now? You work at the. You're, not doing you're, not work at the hospital. Are you. You're at the va hospital. She's working at the va. The veterans hospital she's doing that. Huh. She does like a like pouncing and stuff like that and. Huh. I'm here with two sisters from Ceylon and that's the Island next to India and I think it's pretty neat. Huh, right. Yep. That that you married a girl that's that's from India. Oh. they think it's neat. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, well, Sarah. Should be gone, but she might be hopefully she's gonna go back there. This summer. Oh good. So. Oh. the summer. The summer. I should be coming home. Yeah, what would you know what have you have any tentative a? No, I have no it'll. Probably. I have no idea probably July August. Oh yeah, you should be back, but she goes in the spring. Huh. So yeah, yeah, that's. Fine. We well, see I this is for both of us. Are last year of residence and then once we you know, we still have to do we have to write a dissertation, but um, we won't have to be going to school and so like this, but. Yeah. Oh. that's that'll be nice after 30 years of school, huh. No, oh yeah really. So that aspect will be done. 7. And then, um, so yeah, so I think what else is gone. Are you are you following the Pope's visit in the United States? Yeah, yeah, it was. Yeah. He was it turned out very good. That's, good. I heard some lady died while he was saying master something. Oh. I'm. Sure, it is a lot of people. I'm. Sure that typically they could chance if someone does. Yeah. Yeah, it actually was, um, the the the coverage was pretty good. . Are the the sense was good because, um, a lot? Huh. Oh yeah, I mean, he has you know, this presence. Huh. You know how he has the presence of people are attracted to his presence. Yeah, yeah. And you know that the whole phenomena is still. Yeah, because the Italians made it sound that they were. I mean, it's. . . He wasn't being getting much. Attention and the reporters weren't ready and they weren't they weren't. He wasn't giving getting a good coverage in the United States. Well, I know before. Well, that maybe true. Uh, I mean to some extent I like it's not like I have a, I don't watch TV. If. So I don't know, what's on TV, but um, the, um, the news. Huh. Well in the see before they have various theologians, who are critics of them. Yes. Who are, um, you know saying that you know, he's just he's not in touch and all this stuff? Yeah. There there was that aspect, but once he was here with the amazing thing, you know, because it doesn't make any difference. What the process because because once he has those huge, crowds and that they're still like mine bottle that you know, he gets these huge, crowds and his, um, ability to have like instant conversions? Huh. Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I I've known tons of people they're, just they're they've had instant conversion. Yeah, that's. Good. So I mean, it I mean, granted, he the present that's help. Right. But there's something about him where he's. He doesn't need to Press yeah. Yeah, yeah, I mean, it I mean, because he's able to get the, um, you know, so that, yeah, I mean, and I guess, it's you just become. . So it's. So much part of that you expect it will be this like they'll, bring up all these cities like statistics, how people will even while they like the Pope. 6. They disagree with what he says I mean, they will they always do. Huh. So you kind of just become accustomed to it. Oh yeah, that's normal right. But I know, but just be it's amazing, how,. . You know, it's you know, people who he an incredible affect. Huh. Huh. I mean, I don't know. I don't know what it is, but, um, so, yeah, that that I've been I've been following it pretty close you know, through the papers and stuff, but um, yeah, so he's leaving about right now. . He'll be leaving pretty soon. Yeah, cause you're only staying five days. Yeah, he leaves today tonight. Huh. So yeah, so how is Julius stay back in I'm like. I I really haven't even seen her since she got back. Yeah. I only one of the sisters came down to Sissy. So they sent me the letter. Huh. I was just wondering how her family was doing. Yeah, I have no idea. I so I have to go to Italy to find out. [laughter], right [laughter]. Yeah, because I I haven't, but like, um, affect Mark is trying to get hold of John. Yeah, yeah, because I yeah, I had written. Because he wants to see about me Mark. We think about going to some type of location school, but um, and John's in the school and an in our Lansing. . Yeah. Yeah, hello, I think but I don't know. What areas in? Yeah. So I'll try to think of what else is. Um, what else is happening in the big world here. Yeah, it's. Just basically were but we're back to the grinding stone of papers and stuff like that. Here. K. So. Alright with other people I teach with them. Uh, he's he's doing like he's principal responsible for all the English translations for John Paul's work. Huh. I see. Oh. that's nice. Yeah. But and, um, so I all that's neither here nor there, but um, trying what else I just for the moment called. . I had no, I just like what like, what time is it right now in. Okay, it's. Um, it's 29. Okay. We already changed our time. Did you guys? I don't know. We sent it back. I hope it. I got they know, that's coming up pretty soon now. Huh. Yeah, we do it before you guys do. Okay, so it's 930. No it's 20 the 9830 it's 830. Oh good. Oh. so you're only like five hours behind right now or had a five or five behind. Yeah, yeah, right, right. Yeah. So gosh, so what what's you know, I wanna ask a how is this with a that's is that anything is that just more or less what it is it's pretty much anything that's gonna happen or not gonna happen is pretty much done right. Huh. I think so yeah. Yeah. How's, the mail order? I think they're doing pretty good because I don't have too much contact with them. Right, right. And so I I really have no idea to tell you the truth. Yeah. Huh. Um, see here because I even, I know that this summer they did a vocational camp, but I have no idea how it went. Right. Cause I'm being down in Sicily it's. You know, we're down far out, huh. Yeah, oh. yeah, I know you. Yeah, I'm surprised you guys have a house there. Well. Yeah, we have two houses in Sicily. Oh. yeah, really. Yeah, we're 20 minutes apart. Right, right. And so. Um, next year. We should be going to Fatima. Oh. well, that'll be a big break for you guys then. Yeah. Yeah, for the first of October some of the sister made like how many of them there was eight sisters that made their final halls and then the 29th of October 14 sisters, make their first vowels? Oh. okay. How many good? 14 and they're the ones that went Diana was with them. Oh. that'll be a group of Diane. She knows them. Okay, okay. Yeah, and then we'll have three that Internet . Okay good. I don't know how many we'll do the past, but I come and do the password? See. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. Well I was times I selling you. I don't know how you guys do things. But um, I you guys ever get like if there's any other says there's an an around like the midwife, they should go to Stephenville. Huh. Yeah huh. I think that'd be great because I you know, like the, I know if you like the Dominican sisters in nationals. Huh. I was very influential helping them get sisters in and also the, um, the daughter's, St. Yeah. Paul. Yeah, the daughters of St. Paul. Are good sisters in America America. Yeah. I I have a very I have a very close. Uh, you know, relation I've helped them out. So many different ways like getting their pro there said programs, debit parishes and then help them with their locations and. Yes. Huh. Huh. One of our sisters has a sister in that order. Right, yeah, they're. I mean, they're. I mean, there because I've been around I've been transferred. I mean, is. Yeah. They always are the ones that I know are the ones I really North from Cleveland and they, uh, they said that you know of course they they, they still have some troubles like with the Italian sisters, but um, I don't know what they meant. Huh. Huh. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I don't know what exactly they meant by that, but. But I mean in general, I mean, they have like a moderate increase in location stuff like that, but, um, yeah, that's. . I I if if you ever get if they ever get a chance. We have a sister that lives in Illinois. What do I mean, she lives there? I mean, um, her family is from Illinois. Oh. okay, I see. I see. Well, Illinois. So that's close. Oh. very close. Now. Yeah, no, it would just, uh in fact if you ever need help. I mean, Diana will help you. Unless I I I mean, father, Mike, would love to have it have you know they have fact they have they have a week for locations week, but like anything like that, but yeah, I mean, if you know, it's it's I'm, sure, you guys are I mean, the American situations probably somewhat far off, but just even just from like the recruiting aspect, but. Oh yeah. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. . Yeah, when like some of the sisters have gone to our summer. Camps done by like they did one the summer done by done in. Um, close to Chicago in Mary town. Oh. they did a cap. Yeah, she was supposed to be there for a week, but her father died and so she's only. Oh. that's, great. And. She was unable to say she didn't stay for the whole time. Oh. Supposed to say 10 days or something a week 10 days, but then her father died and so she went home. Right. Okay. But they, they did it. This year and last year. An actual summer camp. Yeah, for for use towards 2000. Right. I think it was from what I don't know how would I run by religion. Yeah. I think Franciscans. I don't remember very well anymore huh. Right. Interesting. That's, great. Huh. So what's what what did you. What are you doing? What are your what's? Your responsibilities again. Okay, working in a in a parish Parrish work catechism and sometimes getting getting into this mentality is a little bit difficult because and they they want they they give you all their their heart. Oh. okay. Oh. No, they give you all the affection and they love you like a family member. Right. They give you all they put all their trust into you, but then they want you to do the same thing to them. Huh. And you have to be careful because, um, cause lots of times they pretend that you do much for them, but then they this is where the this is where I can understand them offer here because then you so you think that they're being very 00% truthful and sincere, but they're very capable of, um, being sincere with you. . And then going around and and talking behind your back. Yeah, well, yeah. And so it's, you have to be very careful that you're giving them. Um, them being open with you and and me being open with them because if I'm to open with them and I'm to open and, um, it gets in wrong because then they, they know too much or they think they know, too much and and you don't have that trust. They don't give you that trust anymore or are they due to faces like that. Yeah. Yeah, family breeds, contempt, I mean. Huh. Yeah, and they're also very you have to be very careful because sometimes they get offended very easy and so you have to know how to, um, treat them. No. Sure. But then what they they expect from a priest or none is that they be a priest or none. They don't want them. You know, they have a big big respect for for religion. Right. And like if you you know, they'll ask you advice for everything even for stupid things. You know, they'll ask you and and if you say no, you have to go to the Church walking backwards. You know, they believe you and they walk to Church backwards to say. No, cause what what the sister says is true. Yeah. Is is is important it's truth and so that's, why I have to be careful because if you, if you're type that says something on everything or get it go exaggerate, you know, like like if you kind of exactly. Huh. Okay, they're gonna take your word for it. Even if they shouldn't take your word for it. Yeah, sure. You know, like I can talk to you like a brother and you're gonna say. Yeah, yeah, she's. Just saying like that you don't you don't take me. Seriously, but but they take me seriously and so you know, you gotta. Yeah. Power of the callers. Right huh. Yeah, I know I know, that's what. But I. Makes sense. Advantage. Huh. Um, so so there so you mostly do Caddick and stuff like that or I mean. For the moment. Yes, because after trying, I have to still kind of get settled in because the price is new and he's kind of, um, had an exact, um, nervous breakdown. Right. And so I can't go too fast because he gets too nervous. Right, right. Because I would like to have a group for use, but he's, not he doesn't want it and I just so I'm just taking it slowly, but I follow the catalyst stay behind them. The the ladies and the girls that each each catechisms. So, and there are there's a lot of young kids because here, there's, nothing. Right. You have nothing you know, like I was and they don't have they don't have, um, dancing and and somebody that speaks that teaches them English after school activities. They don't have anything. They don't have gym. They don't have a pool. They have nothing and so whatever the Church offers is gold, even if it's just saying in acquire. Right. Right. And so you're able to you got a lot then hear a lot of the young kids don't. Go to school and don't work because they have a very bad problem with finding jobs. So you got a lot of kids hanging around don't doing nothing. Not doing nothing and say and if one is capable of, um, organize like organizing something for the kids. Right. You can get a for the use you can get a a good group going because they have nothing. Right, right, well. I'll have your hands full then. Huh. Oh yeah. And so then, um, so there's you and what there's two other sisters there, what. Right. Yeah, we're. Just three we're supposed to be for but with the. What is the other two? Do. Uh, there's another perish here and so the the other sister works works does the same things that I do there. Right. She does here and then the mother, she, she kinda has both places under control. So you, you guys are you guys have a commitment to to parishes. Right. So you do cattle working. This Parrish and that someone else's category the other parish. Yeah. Yeah, cattle book. And then also she has a good voice. So she has two groups of of of the choir and which is good because they're. She has the wire for the little kids and the ones for the bigger kids. So she has contact and, with the with the , she has contact with them, but she doesn't just leave it to the choir lot of and she they do other things and then they come to her and they talk and, um, she helps them out and everything. Okay. Okay. She she kinda has that personal. Right, right. Touch. Touched which keeps her. Keep her busy. Okay, so the one, right here you quickly. . So alright, um, like mom. . So I just want a straight answer here now on the so you do cattle work then the mother, superior. [laughter]. Good. Well besides her administrative duties. . Does, um, uh, she does a music and then the other person does Cadillac. . Okay, mother has she. She has the cattle group under she she follows the cattle group and and also being that many of them are new. She she follows them quite closely. No, she gives them a hand because I don't have that experience and then, um, the parish priest is always asking her an information and and and counsel and all that stuff because he's as he's new here as the parish priest and he's only been here. Them. A couple years instead. Mother's been here. 65 or five years and so she knows the mentality better. And so and then many adults go to her because here the mother, superior is very important and they consider her it's it's like, um, a prestige almost because like they go to her and they ask she there's always people calling or come in and talking and asking Council and seeing how they she keeps quite busy that way. Did you understand what I said, huh? Right. Yeah, I mean, I mean, so she has passed. All duties it whether she's gonna not. Yeah, yeah. She so she has, she spends a lot of time doing just doing password type thing. Right. Yeah, it listening to a lot of people. Yeah, and then the other sister does cattle. Okay. The other yeah, the other she has, she does not too much. Cattle she follows the choir and the kids. Okay. And she has the use group the younger kids group. Okay. Okay, well it gives me a sense of what's going on then. So you guys have your basic, your religious life and then, uh, then you have your specific then. Huh. . Yeah, like in the morning we we get all our parts done in the morning and our lecture in. Uh, the community lecture. We do in the morning because I from three like I leave house at a quarter to three and sometimes I I get back at eight o'clock. Okay, , right. So do you, if I can office you work out of or I mean, how. No, well, the Church has the parish office. So did that where you like is that where you kind of hang out there today or? The. Yeah, yeah, and then want slowly once this catechism get started and everything like everyday this catechism for different groups. Okay. There's a caddish, but I have to kinda keep it under or keep it under control organize. It make sure things are going. Okay, but then visit the families and I have to, especially being that I knew I want to visit the the kids is families because I have a group of catechism. Bye. So no, should I uh, no, the families because there's a lot of situations here of property and and and different family problems? Oh. No and so if I can get into the family, I can understand the children more and and everything. Yeah. Right, right, right, right, so it sounds like, yeah, that's interesting. At. No, I I am it. Sounds like so it's it's more than just a that's. Yeah, yeah. I mean, it's it's almost that is a way is a kinda like a vehicle where by then you're able to do other things. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, um, through catechism. We get to the family. Right. Okay, so wow. . So how I was, um, I I had a pretty much square. . My head. . Um, so it's. Oh. So the, um, you know, they we might just, I was gonna be cut off too. . So if we get cut off, you know, I'll, you know, I'll send you a your birthday card. Oh okay. [laughter]. [laughter]. Now, I'll, send the might I'll keep my salutation to the birthday card, but. . Okay, do you think it's a good idea if I get a blessing of the port from and that's 40 because this is the 40th year? Yes, so definitely I mean, they don't think they have a do they have any people both things or not. I know I I got, I got one for you and in Chris and that's it. I think I remember getting to. I don't remember getting 3. Right, right, right. Well, um, I don't think it would hurt. I mean, it's [laughter]. I would I would I mean, um, no, I probably would be good. I mean, it's. I don't see why not. Bye. I mean. Yeah, that's. It should be. . I think. It's pretty fun. So. Gosh, so you saw so you're basically pretty much all settled in and so with this that, um, are you are now? Yeah huh. Are you guys going to a? Um, data's mentioning once you guys are taking classes or. . Who mentioned Diana dead that? Yeah. Well, yeah, the the new the sister, the new sisters. I are going to school. Okay. And after after they become sisters. They stay at they stay near Rome for another three or five years because they're going to school and us that are already. . Okay. In Apostle work like there are a few sisters that are stating they don't. Do any possible work and and and they're in the communities and they're studying. Oh good. And but then like it depends because each daises may offer different classes and so if we're able to get into some class, we get into it. . Bye. But study study it's and all the details. Can get the diploma and, um, and, um, what you know what you're getting in because we don't have the school behind us. Bye. You have to have the Italian. Bye. Diploma of 3rd of of 7th grade to get into the universities and get a diploma. Oh. We it's a from other countries. We can get it if it's a if it's, um, it's a class that that the Church offers we can get the piece of paper that says city suffice. Bye. . . Yeah. That we did this class, but we cannot take exams and get the diploma. . Well, you can't you go to university agree. No I'd. Have to go. I have to I'd have to do a middle school. . Tell him middle school. Well, because well, how do I like, when Americans go over to like the city of the the engine, the grad? Yeah, because those those are English universities and they're hooked up with. Um, oh yeah, I could. So why why couldn't you. Oh yeah, I could go to those. I guess I could go to those couldn't. I yeah. Yeah, you could go to the end of the Greg or also like I don't know what you guys would be comfortable with, but, um, you could. Um, even do the, um, the the, the opus day has a has a university there too. Huh. Yeah, that's good. So they could do there or the Greg or the end or like there's, you know, the, um, the Benedictine have there's 2. Huh. I forget the name of it, but yeah, you could. Oh yeah, we gotta the Benedictine to the liturgy field. Yeah, yeah, by. And sister the different sisters. Go to that school. If I think if I'm thinking, right. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know why. San Antonio, that I think, that's, what it is not San Antonio. What. Yeah, I think I think so [laughter]. Yeah, that I because I was actually, I thought about going there. [laughter]. Um, but I then I went to , but I know I mean, there's a lot of places you could actually do I mean graduate work. . There. I mean. Yeah, I don't know why like sister, Julie is doing this three year course for catechism and she has to do the T V's. . How you said English T's? The end of the, you gotta write a long paper. Feet. Yet. She did the Masters. You mean or no. She want to. But I don't know what she's getting I think being there goes. Oh yeah. I think she just gets the because I don't think it has a that has the scholastic. . . Yeah, well she well, depends. Import. She's getting it to be the diocese is it from the diocese of from the. Yeah, from the diocese. Well they're they're, not they I mean, now the dials university. . I mean nine times it's something like what mom and dad went through you got a a because I mean, you generally don't have to, uh, it's more like seven hours. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. So like this, then I don't know. I mean, it's it's that. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Give me a couple copy, please make. Can you hear me? Yes. Okay, I couldn't talk to her. I wanted to talk to her, but I know if I said, who I was that. Huh. She would that she would want to talk to me, huh. Huh huh. Did you know it was funny? Did you she knew it was you anyway, just in a new one? Oh. she did. Oh. Have copy the port money. Was your number busy was your number busy a few minutes ago. I mean Lane. No. I tried on another pin number and it was busy and and then I tried again and now they won't. Let me use that pin number. So lucky we had two pin numbers because we had, I have mine and Larry. Huh. I see it in other words. So. They give you A P I N that you can only use once, but the line was busy. Oh. the line coming to the Philippines. Is busy. Right. Our phone wasn't busy. The line, the trucks coming to the Philippines. Are busy. Oh. well, but they won't, let me use my pin number again and I never got through. That's. Why I was busy? I'm. Sure that I have to do is call and tell them because they can acknowledge it and then. That's. What I did that's? What I did? They. Yeah, I could leave a message. John. You left a message you left a message with them. Right. I see I'm. Sure, they'll call you back and give you another pin. So that means that means dad can call me again and Larry, can call me again or dad can't call anymore. That's. We only get. It. Dad call dad. What's that? Can call you again. Oh. I see. Well, this is Nate I'm really. Glad you called this is kind of fun. [laughter]. No, this is really I know I think so too, except I got two very angry children here. Why is that all because they can't talk? They can't talk. I got one crying. Oh. oh. my oh my I'm, sorry, that's bad. I got one crying right now. She's calling on the couch [laughter]. Oh. that's too bad. Oh. Well, I got 1. I got one crying too. If that makes any difference. [laughter]. It's because her mother his mother isn't here. Oh. [laughter]. I don't know what will come up. He was sleeping and I think when we yelled I've been sitting and I've been sitting in my bedroom waiting for the phone ring. All morning of course, I decided what why am I sitting here. Oh. I could be getting something done. [laughter], right. I said we leave you listen to the phone while I go up and and just get on something down for my office and of course, the second. I'm up there. The phone rings and she yelled gotcha, I. [laughter]. [laughter]. So that woke up, Neil and now, here's crime. Oh no, what what day is it there. That's. All it. Today. Is Monday morning. Okay. Let me check the foot. Let me check the football let's. See, what's on a earlier. Buffalo is plain San Francisco. Oh. you got that. We got that now. Is it the end of the game? Uh, no. It was for curler. It was 4th quarter earlier when I looked she sometimes we get a live and sometimes they play it back like last week's game. Huh. Did mom talk. Tell you have you talked to mom since she talked to Larry Larry. No, yeah, but she didn't say much. Oh. 00, okay, um, we had the the last Packard would packages B. We today. No, not today. Don't, tell me anything about today. Oh. Who did the package be last week? Tampa Bay. Right. We caught the Fox network. We put on my table is what I'm gonna do. We caught the Fox network one hour condensed version. I'm into voice, honey. Huh. Okay. They have they have a condensed version. Oh is that over nice. They they cut out commercials. Yeah, you better not unplug that thing. You'll be in mega trouble. [laughter]. I had the phone is I left the portable phone upstairs. Last night. So the battery ran out. Okay. So I have I have the phone from the living room in the bedroom with a scored stretch across. So I can lay on the bed of course. Yeah. So that's, why we almost tripped over the phone. [laughter]. Oh. it's only the second quarter thought was the 4th quarter. Yeah, see that's. What I'm watching to is the second quarter it's a second quarter here? Oh bye bye. So anyway, the bankers. The Packers have the Packers played yet. Yes. This weekend. Okay, don't. Yes, okay. Tell me anymore, but I might be able to follow that that game sometimes they replay it. Sometimes they replay the whole thing. So you get to watch all three hours. Sometimes Cox. Replays a one hour. Highlight and that's. So weird because the first time we watch the one hour thing. It was like. Alright, you know, so you get all set up and everything like that. All sounds like wait a minute second quarter. You know, and yeah, what they do is you know, all those long boring plays you know, like when they go, but you know, those kind of fun to see too, but I mean, it's better better than seeing no game at all, but I'd rather. That'd be great. Yeah. Yeah. See the whole three hours. Oh. really. Well, I was there today. Oh. for sure. Oh. that's, right. It's Sunday night. Yeah. Oh. is that Lambeau then? Yeah, it was that lab. Well, I know I know we want because you said who we beat and today little brat who we play. [laughter]. Uh, Cincinnati. Oh. is it a good game? Yeah, yeah, it was the second half was good. Oh. So if if you are covered for time then don't bother watching the first half hour just watch your second half hour [laughter]. Go ahead. [laughter]. Huh. So the second half of the savings. Right. Yeah, it was good. What wasn't exciting? It wasn't an exciting game, but it got better. Lori taped a Lori taped. Um, was it the Packer Viking? No, not the Packer Viking. Oh. I think it's a pack or bear game. Yeah, it was a Packer. Bear game Larry taped. It and that was awesome. That was awesome. I mean, it goes right down to the last two seconds. Yep, I was there. Lori was, um, Lori Lori taped. It one night, she's exhausted and fell right asleep. And so I told her to put the tape in and I I couldn't stay up here. I was to tired it would've gone until like two in the morning. Yeah. So, so I just didn't. I just didn't watch it either. So the next night, Lori was I think she fell asleep or something. And I watched the whole game and I could hardly keep myself quiet next the next day, Lori said. I know. Well, you know how the game. And I just looked down to the floor and I said, it's good, you gotta watch it. And don't ask me anything else. [laughter]. And so then she watched the next night. I had a meeting to go to get home till about one in the morning. So, um, I I came home and she was just because she's watching it. [laughter]. She said how did you keep quiet while you were watching that I said, oh. it was a hard. [laughter]. I said, did I give it away when I when I you know what I told her she said, no, but you made me want to watch it again? Huh. [laughter]. I I said, are you sure I didn't give it away? She said no, I can't believe it goes back to the last two seconds. . Huh. [laughter]. You know, because at first you know, you figure there's 15 seconds. They got I'll go all way down the field. You know, this isn't even be close and then they start making it. You go. My gosh, they're, gonna get down there. Yep, yep. You know. We uh, I I got tickets from a parent for that game. . Apparent called me up and gave me tickets to that game. Wow, what a sweetheart somebody's name. Yeah, and then he called me up the following week and he wanted me to go to or with last week's game against Tampa Bay and, uh, I. Oh. Now, do you go with this guy or does he give you the ticket? No, he gave me the tickets. Huh. I went with a teacher friend of mine. Oh. I am. So. So disappointed that that I mean, I'm not disappointed at all. I I can't use that word. I take it back. I it's. So bizarre that you would call me because I just wrote you a one page letter because I knew I because I knew dad was gonna call. Yeah. Oh. no, [laughter]. Yeah. So I just wrote you this whole one page letter. [laughter]. Now I feel like I've already told you everything. So anyway, here this I told you the letter. [laughter]. No, you can't. Um, your house now your house is beautiful. Tell me. Did you get our picture? Yes, we got the pictures. Good. The day before we got the film. Oh good. We got we got the video. Oh. God. So we so we so we get the pictures and my my closest Filipino friend happened to be here. His wife is the one who lived with us the first year. We're in . Huh. And I'm going to these pictures. Actually open them at the post office. This is funny. [laughter]. I open them at the post office matter fact, we got the pictures. The day we got the film. So I'm in the when you get a package at the post office. [laughter]. You have to go to this different room and then they look for the package for you. . So I was in the package. I was in the post office room and this other guy was going to get a package and I get the pictures and the people are. So nosy here. I mean, it's like there's, not even a sense of pretending, not to look. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. I mean, you pull up pictures. Everybody comes over and take them away from you. [laughter]. They do you can't even look at them. [laughter]. They come and take them away. So, I'm sitting there looking at these pictures and this lady next to me is taking them away. You know, because I'm like looking at each picture, you know, and she just wants to get the next 1. Yeah. Are you there? Yeah, yeah. Oh. so she's, just like, um, she's. Just like like, oh my goodness. Oh. is this your home? [laughter]. Oh. this is beautiful. And like no excuse me, ma'am I'll, never have something like this, but anyway, when you first told us where the house is located that was beautiful. It was set back a little bit with trees and stones and everything. Yeah. Lori said I know that house and I said, oh. come on because she's. So stinking smart she's she's, smart Clara smart like Lori Claire remembers. Yeah. Absolutely everything as a matter of fact is at clear this morning was telling us about something that happened about two years ago. Yeah. [laughter]. I mean, her memory is just incredible that's. Why I try really really not to lose my temper with clear of all the kids because I know she's gonna be 30 and say remember that one time I was three and you yelled at me? You'll. Remember it yet. [laughter]. I mean, talk about the emotional lifetime. Scars. This child. [laughter]. You know, she's gonna remember. I. Absolutely everything. So anyway, Larry, the first time you told us that you were looking at a house over there. Lori said I know that house and I'm like, oh yeah, right, you know, and, um, so then we get the pictures and . I said, I I told her I know that house. She's. So she had to. Yeah, because it's only been here. Two years, it's only two years old. She remembers it being billed. Yeah, yeah, it was on . Larry remembers that house. So that did you guys walk past that house at time. Yeah, I'm sure, we did. But I don't remember. Yeah, see. I don't remember seeing it. Yeah, because it let's see you know, Laurie was just thinking we always think wouldn't be nice to someday live in you know, West appear. Right. We no it'll. Never happen. But I mean, you know, it's it's, you know, it's one out of a 000 that could happen someday, but you know, it never, you never nothing. Right. Could happen and Larry remembers that house being built. Well. We were just so sick and tired of looking it was just awful. Oh my goodness, but you hardly even look people look for years for houses. We. I know we looked but we looked hard all summer every single Sunday. Oh. I go to Church in the morning and we drive around and look for houses in the morning then at in the afternoon, then we go to all the open house. Huh. Oh. And it just it just got then Larry quit going. Yeah. Larry quick going to open house. He said if you like something you see, we got, we got a cellular phone. We were free. Huh huh, right, right. Well, that's when you called me on and he, he said if you like something you see call me on the phone and I'll be there. Customer. You know, and then we can look at it. Right. Now you got a cellular phone and not a car phone. That's, the same thing. Well, here, cellular phones are about the size of a regular phone handle. Well, this one, right. Right. Well, it's a car phone it's a car phone, but we can plug into the house or we can we can, um, zoom up the battery and we can walk around with it. Huh. Right, right. Huh. It's, like it's like A I don't know how big is it like a lunch Peel. How is the well, the day that we talked the connection was real good? Yeah, yeah. This connection is so slow. This is a weird connection. Can you can you hear the difference? Yep. Yeah, there's a delay. There's a yeah, there's a little delay and that's. Why when we talk back and forth? Sometimes it you get that and sometimes you don't. Right. It's. Like a walkie talkie. With your cell phone or right now. Right now. Yeah, because when we're done with when you're done with a sentence or word there's almost like a click or something. Yeah, maybe that's because the recording thing. No, we get that. Sometimes. And sometimes you don't sometimes it's like right next door, you can't even believe someone's calling long distance and other times. Oh. Hey, you know what. It's like this sometimes the delay is even more pronounced and it's a real awkward conversation. Yeah, that was like that when we first called, you when you were first in the Philippines. Well, that was because we had the old phone system, but since we got this news, the first year that we had the new phone system, it was just wonderful because the lines were just it was just like being next door, but now, so many people have phones at the line systems are overloaded and. Yeah, that was really bad. Yeah. Anyway. Well that at I gotta tell you this before. Huh. I forget before we get cut off dad told me to tell you some bad news. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um, you gotta Beaumont. Webster medical clinic. Bill. Yeah. Of a $67. Huh. And they said that you they told you that everything was paid and according to this bill. Yes. I have here. It is a current payment, which means they just found it. Well that that has dad called them about them or not yet. Yes, dad called them about it. And they said it was something that they thought was covered under insurance and it wasn't. Huh. So now, you're gonna have to pay it, but he said, um, you can pay it in whatever incoming. Well, the the bad part about that is is that my last year's insurance would have covered it. Oh. if unless it was never covered by insurance anyway. Um, if it does have to do with shots, but can you tell immunizations? . It's, Lori, Lori John, John, one says I N G. Injection. Yeah, that's. It that doesn't surprise me that doesn't surprise me. Yeah, and the other. I thought we were getting off a little bit easy on those injections. Okay. One for Lori is an injection and one for John as injection and the other just says non allowable by insurance that's. Right. All it says. Right, the those were injections that we had to have to come over here and, uh, our work is already paid us for it. oh oh. And I was wondering, I I thought that maybe they weren't supposed to pay it. Oh. Um, so. So in other words we can pay it any terms we want to to Delta that will pay $25 a month until it's gone. Right. Okay, 25 now they might after 90 days start giving you finance because they do for me and I go to the same clinic. No, this is their mistake. Tell dad to tell them that I won't pay finance charges. Okay, alright 25, a month. No fine. Sounds real good about that. Yeah. And you know, I could I could pay the whole thing right upfront, but if they're willing to finance me I'm, not gonna give them my money if I don't have to. That's, right. Well, of course. Okay, then secondly. Um, van . Tell them I'll. Do 50 if I have two, but I'd rather 25. Well, we'll, try 25. Right. Okay, I'll. Tell 50. If you have 2. Alright, and then van . Tell dad to take it out the same day. He takes out the memorial stone date. That's. What that's? What else? I'm supposed to ask you about. Hello. What how do you want that done? I guess you, 0300 yet. Just the same way oh. a month. So, it's gone. Is that what is that what you've been doing then? Yeah. How come he didn't know that? Be maybe because of this bill he's wondering, if that was gonna change things. Okay, so a oh. a month. Until it's done. Continue the oh. a month on the on the memorial until it's done. Okay, and I think according to dad, you only have 300 left to pay. Right. So then that'll only. So then huh, but starting starting the next time it takes of memorial also. Yeah. Take out 25 for Beaumont. Alright. And do 25 a month on Beaumont until it's done. All right. So the Beaumont is not going to affect the more. Okay, that must be. I was probably thinking, but just not pay the memorial for a couple months. Take care of this. Maybe yeah, maybe. Beaumont, bill. Okay. But they're the one that made a mistake. So. Yeah, that's, right there. And as long as your regular with Beaumont, they're real good about. I I told that I said you ought to call them. I said that was over a year ago almost a year that you've been gone. Yeah. Right about a year. Yes. Yeah, we got injected, right before we left. Yes, and I said, that's, not right. That they should have to pay that that's something. Oh. sure it is. Well, but that's something they overlooked it. Yeah, but they were gone. They were there between new computer systems and everything. They can't take that law. Jeez, I was trying to fight for you. I'm telling dad. No way he shouldn't have to pay this. Well, he can he can try to get out of it if he wants, but I don't know what. Oh no, he said he already tried. Yeah. So well, those are the two things you said you have there gone to something for Miranda tonight. Oh. So they said John is gonna be sitting there waiting for our call. [laughter]. So I said, okay, I'll call. But you know the the the one thing about living in the Philippines. Is that certainly I would have been sitting here waiting for the call and would've been disappointed? They're, not been one, but in the Philippines. I mean, so often, you make plans and they never, they never come through you know, so it wouldn't be any big deal. Yeah, and. And like what happened is when I dialed the first time I got a busy signal. Right. So you know, I mean, it's and you said you weren't on the phone. So something was up something here. Right. It was it was either the line coming to oil or the line coming to the Philippines. Yeah. Yeah, well, they better. Let me make that. See these are cheaper rates these are cheaper rates. So, there's probably a lot of Filipinos calling home. Yeah. Well. Um, anyway, so I'm kinda confused. Now if I was if I was in easy pier and I was driving to your house. Yeah. Okay, I cross the bridge. Yep. I no longer take a left at 4th Street, correct. Correct, right. Okay, so I go under the viaduct. No, no, you take a left by the cleaners and that Speedway there. Cleaner. Right. That's where you take a left. And then. And then you go through the first set of lights and then you take a right at the sports corner. Yeah. And then you go over the track. And you go over the tracks and then you take your very first letter. Okay, where Linda's used to live and you go past where better right used to be. Which is. Right. And you know where the nipple center is where bill work. Yeah. You go past where bill works. No that's, right. Where you turn right there's, South Helene is right there? Oh. Yeah, that's. Lena. Yeah. Hi, Lena, right. And you go so you take right on to Halima and then 7th is your first left. Yeah. Now is that missus , huh. No she's way over on suburban. Oh. She's way over my mom and dad. So you go Halima and then you take your first left and that's 7th Street. Right. Yep, and we're only like you know where the back of the high school is where you we used to play tennis. Those tennis court that are in the back of West high school. That's on the right side of Alina. That's on the right side. We're on the other side. Huh. Oh. right, right, right, right. Right. Yep. It's. Just a beautiful house. We just love it here. Oh I'm. So glad I'm. Oh. we're. So glad now from on dad's house then you go over the bridge and and you go, you do this time. So lucky. Yep. You do go into the Vita. Right. Yeah, and you take a. And you go all the way down tonight. Is there a light light? No, the the light is at 10th isn't. Nope, the light is at 9th. That's 9th. So, it's the first light after the viaduct. No that's, a by the Jubilee, you gotta go past Jubilee to that light there's two lights there. Oh. oh. I see. So you gotta go past Jubilee. Oh. I see. Just past Julie is night. I see. And then you take that all the way down. So that's, the same. No, I see. That's, new, you might not have even seen that that is all 9th Street is all new back there. Where mom and dad are? I was gonna say I don't remember there. There's tons of duplexes there as a matter of fact. Yeah, because when in the video, it looks like the area is all under construction. Right. It is. Now. One person live in the duplex before then, but only for a year. I think not even a year. I think like six months. Why didn't they like it or? No, they were relocated. Your job as a matter of fact it was the landlord's daughter. Paul. Oh. I. That live there. I think. But we love having busy. W. We'll owe she is such a lap dog. Huh. She is just and Larry is just I mean, you know, he sits down or whatever whoever sits down to read the paper. She has to sit on your lap while you read the paper and usually you like to put part of the paper on your lap. Huh. Huh. You know, but she is. Lily I'll. Do it when I get off the phone me? She is wonderful. Oh. that's, good. Yeah. Does it does everybody make or saying? Oh of course. [laughter], Larry Moore. Yeah, she still things. Larry doesn't hardly. Yeah, Larry hard. He makes a few noises and she starts the thing. Huh. He just makes a few. Bye. He doesn't even saying he just goes, wow and she starts singing away. Huh. Oh. that's funny. Yeah. Isn't funny. Because we all thought that she doesn't like it, but she always would like it. Yeah, well, I think she hates it. That's. Why she sings it is to shut us up or something? [laughter]. Ma'am. I could be so is the incoming home for Christmas. I think it's not for Christmas, but what did I hear she's gonna be home for something? . I I just talked to her. David. I felt so bad. She called me last week and just found out we've moved. . Oh. mine. I mean, I was talking to on the phone like Thursday night and she said I just found out today that you moved. Oh. Well, we were really I mean, it happened in a month. Everything in our move happened in one month and we had all the papers to sign and that was so easy. Huh. Huh. Oh. unbelievable how easy it was to sell our house unbelievable. Hard. Oh. I know I keep knocking on wood. You know what. All every every time I turnaround I'm knocking on wood because it was so easy and yeah, we needed to get out of that house. Oh. what. Huh. Um, and and then I just, I I never thought to call her and I thought she talked to mom more often. Huh. Oh. . You know, because now literally it's been two months since we found out we're gonna move since we've moved and she just found out and she felt really bad. Yeah, yeah. And I said that I was sorry, you know, I didn't know she didn't know and. . Good. But. Huh. Anyway, well I'm. Glad you like the pictures and. Well, there's a couple other things I need to talk to about. Okay. Um, oh my goodness. I just forgot person. Oh. this is an important 1. Um, maybe mom did mom tell you that. Um, I'm selling raffle ticket. No. Oh. for my rotary, you know what rotary is. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, um, the the the proceeds go to boys town it's a local version. Okay, yeah, I know I know. It's a local version it's a local version it's, not the the real Boyce. Okay, okay. Okay. Anyway, the tickets there's 11 tickets in one booklet. So you sell you sell 10 and get one free. Okay. Okay. The the tickets cost a oh. pesos, which works out to for dollar per ticket. Okay. So you tell you sell 10 and you get one free. So it's $40 per booklet. Okay. Would you sell a couple of books for me if I sent them to you? Books. Yeah. And they're $40 a book. Yeah, I mean, don't buy them. I mean, sell them at four at $4 a ticket. Right, right. Do you think it would be hard to sell tickets or not I'm just asking I would? Yeah, what is there. What do they get what our prices? Um, see the here. The first price is a car second price is a trip to hong Kong and 3rd price is a TV 4th there's, four there's 24. Yeah. Prices and those are, um, fax of rice. So we would convert into cash and I was thinking I was thinking two things either. Oh. I see. Okay. We could just send the cash or I could, um, use some of the cash money to send a gift and I would buy a gift and then use the remaining cash money you know for the postage and some something kinda Nate is from here. Right. Right, right. You know, so anyway, first price a gosh, I have it in a letter. It's. I think there's first prize about $15,000. Oh. okay, okay. Yeah, and second price is $800 3rd price is $200 and um, the 4th prices are about between $3,035, please. Okay. So, that's what it would be. Okay are you gonna send it to to all the family members or just like like I would be able to sell to the family numbers then. So should I just should I just send you like? No you'd be able to sell to family members see, I I asked. Okay, so you're not gonna send some. I told mom I was gonna send a couple books home to dad to make dad. Send them. She said no we'll. Just buy a book. Don't, send us any books to sell [laughter]. Okay. She said we'll just buy a book. Okay. So if you sold the family members. How so just one book or two books or? Just why don't you send to because we're always doing fundraisers and we're always hitting people up for money. Okay. Yeah. I mean constantly, we just got done with one and I know we're coming up on another one in January. I know, but this way you can say it's Johns. That's, right. See this is this a this is this is because you don't have to buy magazines from John and you don't have to buy candy from his kids. This for John. Okay, and then how and then and then I send you the money back. Yeah, or just give it to mom dad and I'll put in my checking account. Oh. that's a good idea. Okay. Now should I should I send the whole ticket or do you want me just to send the ticket stubs and then. You send me back the filled out portion. Till those stubs. Yeah, I would think well, yeah, but people aren't gonna wanna just fill out a stub. I think they're gonna wanna see what the prices are because don't they get to keep the ticket or you need the ticket. No, no, they keep the ticket. And you send back the stuff. I was just thinking you know, we wanna make sure that stuff gets back now if I send them to you now. You'll, get it within a week and then why don't you send them. Okay. You know, we'll, give each other, you know why don't you send them send them back by by mail let's. Okay. Say the 3rd of January and then I'm. Okay. Sure to get them in time. Okay, that sounds good. Is that okay, so two books to book? Yep, yep, that sounds good. Yep, yep. Okay. Um, let me see. I forgot what the other thing was. Definitely wants to know if we liked the beatitude book. Lead you like to be added to book. That. Do you like to be added book which book is that? We sent how many books did we send? Oh. it was all those books that they sent the other time. Yeah, she loves it. Oh good. She's gone, she's gone through she's gone through almost every book. We have in the house. I believe that. Lori has to go through the to go to the bookstore. I believe that that's the way. To. That's way, Stephanie is. Yeah, just. She likes it, but those were nice and they were not too hard books and they were Christian base books. Okay. K. I wish we could send you this other series that she's reading. Hey, we're almost out of time. I remember the other thing. I know what. Um, what happens at 30 minutes. They come on Telus . I I guess. So that's, what they said they do. Okay, anyway, thank you for everybody. Who's. Her stuff downstairs from mom. Dad's house. Oh. [laughter]. Now was it really that big of a deal or was everybody just teasing that big of a deal. Well. It well, you know who is teasing you right. Larry clean. So to him. But I mean, is it is it because is it because the Cedar chest was heavy and the drum was heavy or is it because it did Larry to clean really perceive that there's not much stuff? I don't, honestly know. Yes. There's, not how much stuff I mean, when you think when you think that everything most precious to us? Yeah, but you know, Larry. We left home in case we ever had to leave here in a hurry. Right. You know, the things. So I mean, we I would like to see him move out of a house in store. His things for four years. Right. I'd like to see how big the room he went. Right. You know, so really, I mean, nobody else think it was thought was too much or anything. No, well we just all kind of put up with him. You know. Oh that's, right. This is being recorded isn't. Right. It [laughter]. Yeah, and it could be published. [laughter]. Huh. I'm. Glad you said it. No, so anyway, the question was did everybody. No. Perceive. It was a bunch of stuff or just Larry was just kind of thinking why it does. I didn't receive it as a bunch of stuff, but Larry is the one that moved at all. So I didn't really know how much there was? Oh. yes. Yeah, well, you may get the opportunity to know, huh. Oh. no, mom. [laughter]. And dad moved again. Huh. No, um, I was gonna watch the tape again before I talked to dad. So I will, but I was wondering like against that you know, the room that they created the spare bedroom. Yeah, yep. I was wondering if against that back room or something. They could build some shells like Larry and bar. Build in their basement. I think so. Or like used to be billed like we would give dad a couple $00 to have Larry clean or Larry voice. Right. Right. You know, build the shells and then I feel really really selfish about this, but I've gotta say it. What. Those those blonde there's there's there's a blonde chair. Armchair for kids. Yeah. And the little dial cradle and then a little Park bench and the Park bench is real weak it's about to break anyway, but the blonde chair and the dial thing. Yeah. Okay. Somebody made that for us in Wilmer and the man is very very old. What's. The dial what it's a Park bench and a blonde chair. And what else. A a dial cradle. Cradle. Okay. Yeah. Yes, Lee. The dial craze cleared. And you don't want all the kids playing with it. Right. Okay, I don't I don't blame you. Well, it's, just that the the Park benches weekend. And someone would probably want to toss it out, but the man, who made it is a is a close friend. God. I hope Larry already. Didn't toss it out. No, we saw the bench during the fill. Oh. okay, okay. We saw the bench during the phone and if it's possible he can make another one because he still has a little string left, but it's something I'm serious, it's, something that this older, man has done for all the kids in Wilmer. [laughter]. He doesn't for all the kids in the Church in Wilmer and so it's, just something that we would like the kids to have for a long time. Oh. oh. yeah. Yeah, oh. okay. So if you could kind of took those away and yeah, and if somebody could build some shells, I just think the stuff wouldn't get rummaged through as much as it did anybody go through the Bureau. Oh. that's. Fine. Sure. Right. I don't think so. Because when you were video ng, when you were billing you said. Well, I was there. Oh. and this one used to have close in it and and this used to, I thought is that a slip of the time or is she joking or lower. Oh yeah, [laughter]. I think I was joking. Because I know I didn't go through it. Oh. but you kept it, you kept a straight face. [laughter]. You you kept a straight. You kept a straight voice and Larry said I hope they didn't throw out lease, baby. Clue you know, huh. I hope they didn't either. I honestly don't know, I know Larry was in a, I mean, we filled that dumpster plus. I know, but looking looking at all the boxes. That's about all there was I mean, we really didn't have that much stuff. Okay. And we were so careful with what we had.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Christy, okay. Yeah. A lady had come into one of our classes and she was doing they're doing the study. And she said something about free phone calls. So my ears perked up and I so I asked her, she says, oh. yeah, you can call Australia. Yeah. And I said, oh. good because it was $60 last time. So she said you get one free half hour. That's fantastic. And then I think what they're really doing is they're breaking. All that down into the sounds for phonics I'm, not sure if that's true, but I think that's, what they're doing. Were they hoping I had an Australian accent or something? Yeah, well, we're I'm. Supposed to call in English. American speaking, which you are you just pick up a little bit accent [laughter], huh. Oh. that's. Yeah, I am. I'll take a good day. [laughter]. But I told her you were you know, America from American English speaking originally. Yeah. So she said that counts. Well, let me put, um, I'm gonna change the phones into the bedroom. Are you did? Hold on a second. I wake you. No, no, not oh. it's it's. I don't know what time it is there. Did I. Like midday it's in. Okay, that's. What I thought? It'd be about 10 o'clock. Did I okay? Hold on just a second. Huh. Well, this is perfect timing. Because my baby's sleeping. So that's, good. Well, good. Alright, this is this is the last day. I could do this. So I had to get it in right now. I've had this number for a month. I have. And kept thinking I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna do it. Oh. I'm. So glad you called. Yeah, it's. Just about 10 til 12 at midday. And your mom still there. Isn't. She. They just left on Monday and they went to new Zealand there in new Zealand right now. Oh. okay. Okay. And they're there for until Monday. Okay. I think. I've been leaving messages on our machine because we moved to Casper. Oh. You're in Casper. Yeah, we moved here. I know that's very amazing I'm still amazed. I haven't caught my breath yet. Oh. [laughter]. It all happened. So very quickly. Why did um, barely get a job or something? He has a job. He got one after we came here. Oh great. Well, it does. I bet your mom is thrilled. Yep, yeah, it was a good time to move. We were gone long enough to know what it was like to other places and. Enjoyed other places and now it makes it more enjoyable to be back. Yeah. And it was this right we've been paying for years. What we're supposed to do? We always thought we're gonna move to Denver and live in my grandmother's house that has died, but that didn't work out in about two months ago. Huh. One morning. I told her I said, honey, I said I really think that were to move to Casper and the next day. I talked to my Granny and she had moved up here. Last year to be my mom. Huh. And she said she had felt that for a whole year after praying that we were to move here too. She just had never said anything to anybody. . And so. She told me she had thought we should look for a house that had a big backyard and apartments that we could rent to pay the mortgage. So she just thought there would be 1. We could find like that. So we started looking on vacation a couple of weeks ago. And we found one it's 50000. I said, Granny. So we can't afford that she says, well, you know if that's what God's went he'll provide it so we did all the paperwork and the bank turned down, but then we did find the house. We found another one for half the price for # # # # # apartments in the back that the lady had fixed up brand new. Had a big backyard for the kids with a big Cedar fence, just like Graham. I thought we should have we found it and we. Are getting the house. That's, great. Yep, she paid. Are you staying with your mom at the moment? Yeah, we're at mom's. It all happened. So fast. We just knew it was meant to be like everything fell in place. Wow. It's like God was taken care of it. And we were the actors. And Barry found a job, right away. Yeah, somebody hired him over the phone long distance really worth. So he finished school in alma. Yep. And he's doing like is it message and stuff is that what. Right. Well, I'm in love physical therapy. He's at the Shepherd of the Valley nursing care center. Oh great. Working with the older people. Oh. isn't. That good. Oh Allison, that means we get to spend. So much time together when I come home. I know you know a lady called me. Oh. Two weeks. There's a little old Christian Indian lady in Omaha that I know God provided in my life because she's been such an encouragement to me in Berry and her husband he's. Uh, just the real dear. You know in about two weeks before we moved here. She called me at home and she said she's been paying. All morning for us. And she said Allison. She said I I just felt real strong. I needed to call and tell you that that God's taking you to your promised land and she said, um, she doesn't know my personal life. You know, we just share you know what I mean, but she doesn't know like me personally. You know everything about us. It was amazing. The insight. She had until she said in to Ah, she said you know, she said it just got show me that you guys were made the best out of Ohio and you're like the children of Israel and you didn't complain and kicking screen in the wilderness. You know, and so, because you were trusted God and made the best of it. Yeah. He's taking you to your promise land quicker than if you complain the whole time and she does have this wonderful, how it just gave me chills. All over. I start crying. . And and she said so you know, just trust him because he's taking you to where he wants you to be because you were faithful, you know in Ohio and it was kinda like a wilderness. We did make the best of it. You know, but her insight was so perceptive. Yeah. I saw her crying like, oh. that's, wonderful [laughter]. And so then she says, well, we love you. Bye [laughter]. Oh. And that is what it was like two you know, we made the best of and tried not to complain and made the best of it and then this is like a promise land us might not be to someone else you know, but for us, it is and I was thinking just like you said if you come down here around Christmas time. You really have to. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. I won't have to worry about getting up here. You know. Oh no, that's gonna be great I'm. Supposed to be there. Huh. I'm gonna go to Denver first and then I'll come up to Casper on December 4th. Okay, okay. Oh good. And then I will be there and I'll be there. Til after Christmas then. Oh. and the baby. Yeah, oh he's been full. Wow, I get to be it's Aaron. Entry Allison. Yes. He'll call you on T huh. Oh. Oh. he is so beautiful and he's such a good baby. Do you think about? 00, dear. Aren't. They suite. Oh. there it's. Just wonderful. I feel like I could have 10. Huh. I am I've got my 4th on the way, huh. Are you breaking? Yes, it wasn't on purpose, huh. Oh. I listen congratulations. Oh. I always wanted a lot. Remember, got. Yes, oh. that's. I guess, it's happening. Wonderful. Well, see the other day was teasing me because he wants to have them write in a row and I don't wanna have another one till like I'd like to get pregnant in the year and he can't. Huh. Well, let me speak to him about having them in a row. [laughter]. I can fill him in on that. I know because I thought he was teasing me and saying we don't need to use anything because it's impossible to get pregnant when you're breastfeeding and I just laughed at him. I said, no, I said my friend Allen got pregnant with breastfeeding. 42. Yeah. Yeah, I wanted to wait a long time to have this next one, but it'll work out. It'll be okay, it's. Yeah. Like Ardrey it wasn't, intended. But I went trader for anything. Yeah, oh. isn't. That good. So. Oh. I'm. A little odd. And it'll be okay, because the little house we have has four bedrooms. She gave me two and she'll be more than two when I come home. No she'll be just. She'll be a 19 months. And then the baby's born. 6. She'll be like 22 months. So it's, not like just right after. Yes. Yeah, not like your first too, huh. Nope. What's the distance between Audrey and, um, your little boy? Endo. Yeah, Andrew. I don't know maybe 15 months. The 15 months. I know that I'm gonna have to figure that out once in frog, everybody asks. [laughter]. So you guys are busy. Are you working at all? Yeah. Well you know what Allison. Little bit. This. Yeah, this is so wonderful. But I I took 12 months off work and then I you know, I've been thinking a lot about how you know going back maybe in 12 months just two days a week or something, but I really didn't know about that. Right. Right. And the day before I left work. I got a phone call from the university here that I used to work at they needed somebody as what they call a tutor. Right. Oh nice. You have like a one hour stuck with the class and you just kinda go over the lecture material with them and so and they needed somebody right away and it was actually starting kinda like the week was supposed to have the baby. Right. So they gave me two weeks off and then I started doing that and it's only one day a week. And it's for like I have three classes and then they pay me to Mark all their exams and stuff. Huh. So, I'm gonna make like in the 14 weeks. I'm doing that I'm gonna make about, um, oh. a little less than $3,000. So the Lord's really looked after me that way. That'll practically pay for my trip home, you know, like my ticket stuff. Right. I was wonderful. Yeah, it's great and I finished right before I come home. So glad. So that's really good and it's only like I only have to leave him at the babysitter for four hours. That's fine to mom needs. Little bit of time. The whole day off a week. Quint. You know in hours I'm convinced whether it's to work a job. She likes or garden or do whatever gives you more time. Yeah. That's better with him when you're with him. Yeah. Because I always thought those two mornings, two to three ever since I've had the babies and it's just enough time you know. For you ways. And the kids love to go see where I was teaching in. Oh. that's. You know, if I've been gone. All the time I don't think they would have gone for that as much, but since it was such a short amount of time, they love to hear about what happened and. No. Did. Yeah. Oh. that's. Good. Oh. so lot lots has transpired here and lots transpired at your house. [laughter]. But we'll have lots to catch up on. Yeah. Yep, I want to bring pictures. A. We have. Huh. I'm. So tired. What time is it there? It's about 820. I get real tired in my pregnancy. So how far along are you. I have no idea. I'll. Have to try speaking. Have you seen a doctor yet? No. Allison. I have the best birth. Oh I'm. So glad. I had 32 hours of labor, but I had, um, they have the most. Excellent program here. I got a community midwife. So I had a team of two midwives looked after me during the whole pregnancy and I stayed at home like I started laboring. Oh. Oh. Um, on Saturday, it like lunch time they kind of like 12 noon is when they I mean, I felt contractions before, but they said it wasn't really true labor and then I was only dial 88. I think to one and I kept I went through till Saturday or sorry, Sunday at four o'clock the next day, Sunday for o'clock in the afternoon. I had done all that at home and I had only dilated to four and so his head was deflect. You know, his chin was up instead of down and he was also the wrong way around. Yeah. He was posterior. His head was down, but he was turned the wrong way around. Oh. So the hard part of his head. Wasn't. [laughter]. Pressing my huh. So anyhow, they took me into the hospital and I was really like I was glad I was able to stay home even though. It's really hard. And I didn't get hardly any sleep. Um, because I was just scared if they put me on you know, if they put me on that drip that stimulate your contractions. Huh. I have to have like an epidural or something, but anyhow, they took me in and put me on that drip and in about I was only on it for about 50 minutes and his head came right down. I dial it'd just like that from like four or 10 and his head came right down and then I got up on all fours and I was like on my hands and knees pushing him out and he actually got to deliver him the midwife was right there with him, but she was grabbing his head. Oh. He got he got to pull the head and everything. Do the whole thing? And I only had I just tore a little bit. I only had to have five digits. Good. It was just the most fabulous experience like. Stop. You know, the pushing and stuff. It's it's actually, felt good. You know, like that it of course, it Burns and you know that. Right. Right. When it relieve that that pressure of the construction? Huh. So wonderful it was great and I was just so happy to be able to do it. Well. Naturally you know. Yeah, that's. That was great. Nice. And those midwife, they are fantastic. I know if I have been with a private doctor there's. No way they would let me go that long. You know. Yep. But they kept checking his heart rate and he was fine and I was fine. So I was getting tired, but it was really good. That's fine. Yeah, we I almost had her in our basement. Remember you told me it went really fast. Huh. So it was nice like that to you know at the hospital. It's, just a real short time. Yeah. And I got to come straight home. They just let me come. We got to the hospital about five and we and I left it like 11 o'clock that night and came straight home about that. Oh. that's nice. Yeah. Oh. tell me his whole name. His whole name is James Thomas powered. The 4th. To. We like the name team. Yeah. We thought we had enjoy as in James and Timothy James. I've got a picture. I've got to send it to you. I've, just been trying to get pictures off the relatives and stuff. That's. Okay. He has all this. Beautiful here. Just a whole thickhead of fair and he hasn't lost hardly any of it. And it was really black and when he was born and now, it's like Brown, almost it just has the beautiful Golden streaks through it. Huh. Huh. How old will you be? When you come six month? No, not quite I guess, I'll only be about four months because he was born in July 9th and I get there on December 4th. So say all July August, September. October November. Yeah, for months. Okay, I was writing all that down as you're talking [laughter]. Well, it sounds like it's. All working out. I'm. Glad your mom got to come. Oh. it was great. Having her here. Oh yeah. She got to go in with me when I had him and her and T were fantastic like they took turns rubbing. My back and during the whole, you know, that 32 hours. Yep. Yeah. I just had a friend from South America in Ohio, just had her baby before we left. Little tiny baby boy and it made me think about you because she had her baby about the same time. Oh. How did I know I did I think I called collect? Yeah, I was just gonna ask you. I think, that's what because I called Collette and she said, um, I said make sure you call , mom and she said, well already called me. So. Yeah, I'll. See, I called from Soma. Yeah, remember, I was in the kids bedroom and I called. Yeah, you have had a look too long before but I haven't had I don't think I had these numbers yet because I remember, I wanted to call you right then. Oh. that's, right. The girl that had was doing this was trying to get the pin number. You know, the 1800 number. Oh. So I couldn't call you. Thanks for the little outfit for him. Oh. did you get that? Yeah, my mom bought it and also the little cap. Does it fit? I don't the pants. I think because he was pretty big when he was. Is it gonna be too small you'll? But the the top would be fine. Just have to put it. Okay, you or you can give them to him for his babies in case he has a tiny baby or to put on his dolls. Yeah. If he plays with dolls or Teddy, bear. Yeah, he will. I didn't know if I got them too small or not. The top will be fine. Okay. But I just the waistband on the pants. Two times. Um, yeah, it was eight pound for a half. Okay. Okay. I thought they might be, but it's. All the material that I had and I made it stretch as much as I could. Huh. Huh. Well, he'll. Just my kids. If I make something too small. They just put on their Teddy bears. And they love it there. That's good. So little bear. I want to learn how to. So that's one of my goals. When I stay at home? I wanna learn how to because I don't really know. If you come here, you can have my Grandma show you how to do that. Slowing where you don't need a pattern or anything. Really. And that's, how I make the kids close it. Can make address for Emily out of a pillowcase in about 30 minutes has little straps and little ties. Okay. So cute. Told us Gmail. For. Wow. . So are you looking for work there? For the I'm probably not with the babies. Yeah. I guess. It's gonna be. Just to tutoring at home. We have two friends here. A man and woman. And he to to you think that's our 30 minute morning. Huh. I think so too we'll have to tell you, I love you and tell T hello, and kiss, the little tiny baby. Oh. I didn't need it. I don't think, it's been 30 minutes. I don't think it has either. It's only been 20. Is it is it giving you a warning? Well, that's, my mom's on the line, but it's gone. Now I was telling you to make sure I can buy them before they hung up on this. Okay. Okay. When you come here? Remind me and my Granny and I'll show you. How to show because I hate patterns and I never knew how to? Okay. So, but she showed me how to sell without a pattern like they did in the old days and any it's. Okay. So simple it's. Unbelievable how you do is get a shirt out as one of the kids that you'd like and put it down and it takes no work at all. Anyone. Can do it. Good. Yeah, because I have to, I wanna look for like a second hand floor machine. It's. And stuff. That's like a line for $50. I love it. . I use it all the time. That's. Good. So how is your guys home. Oh. it's. Great. Um, we've got you know, we've got the four bedrooms. Now. So that's really good and two bathrooms. Where's. The other house we only have the one bathroom. Right. So with mom and Roger here that was really good. Good. And, um, it's really nice, like houses over here. They're, not like it's big. Um, but like it's, you know, it's great for us. Right it's. It'll be just fine. Probably the one we're gonna move into it's, not real big, but it's. Well laid out the way. Yeah. Footing is it'll be easier for me to clean and keep it up and if it's spread out everywhere. Yeah. Yeah, uh. So fine with me. Huh. So you'll have the kids one of the kids. In another bedroom with the other one like. Yep, I'll. Have to share. That's good though they enjoy that. The lady that had been working on the house and remodeling and she's always going to add on the back. So I think we'll just do what she was gonna do. And add on the back like she's going to. Huh. Huh. She had put $15,000 into refinishing the apartments. Well, so there's two self contained apartments in the back of the house. So it's brand new. No, then the back yard. They're separate from the house. That's, great and you can rent those. They're already rented and least and rented. 18. That's a fantastic idea. Huh. Yeah, that was Grandes idea. She told us God gave it to her. I said, I didn't question. [laughter]. Oh. we went around town everywhere looking at every houses town for apartments in the backyard over the garage in a big since how she described it. And we looked at every house till we found it. So where what Street is it on. What part of? Bruce. I made a wrong turn one day and there it was. And I took it it's, right on spruce about five blocks from the Bay old baby exchange. What part of the town? Oh okay, I'm in the downtown. Yeah. Like going toward the college. Yeah, kinda. Yeah, it's. Just an old Street old houses. Like where your old apartment. Yeah. Okay. Well why it's by N C close. Okay. The how I am really liking. How is your family like how is your brother still in Japan? He's in California. Oh. okay, and the base there. Kim. I think so for a little while and others gonna have a little baby. Oh. are they in Larry? So. Yep. Can I have the baby? November first. . So. When you come to this, it will be two little babies? Yes, that'll be great. The. And then you're old you're a other brother. He's still back East. Yep. And they've got a little boy, right. Hello. And little girl and. All that. Oh. they've got to now. Yeah huh, insulin Anna. Well, your mom's doing well with grandkids. Oh yes, I've. Isn't. She a bundle. Got for Heather that's, one and get it to. Huh. I had talked to and she said she's gonna move to California. Yeah, she's there. Oh. is she okay? Yeah, she's moved to a little town called Victorville it's. Okay. Just outside of Disneyland. Oh my [laughter]. So she's about to hours from LOS Angeles. Oh. 0. I think it is and it's a nice little town it's. Just a small town and she's gonna be teaching 3rd grade. Good. Sure. That's, wonderful. She's. So excited. Oh. yeah. So Cheryl Ann Rob took the kid and took Coke down to California and they all went to Disneyland together. Oh. Oh. that's. Well, that's, a good bye. Not fun. I'm. Cheryl is probably gonna come down early to see me at Christmas time. So we can all be together. That'll be great. Oh. I'll, get to sear. Yeah, you get to see her lots now that you're in Casper. Because she comes to see my mom, you know, at least a couple times a year. Oh yeah, I won't get to go visit up to Montana. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, I'm really. Glad we moved here just just, yeah. That'll be for. Account. Oh. now, I'll have to start saving my money to come to Australia. He will. Yep, well we've talked about it. All my life. My dad wanted to take me to do new Zealand. So you never know it might come true, huh. And you know sometimes like my parents, they didn't have to pay anything extra to stop in new Zealand on their way home because their airfare you get a free stop anywhere. Huh. Really. So they just didn't have to pay anything extra. Tell me that. We always had the thing about going to new Zealand. Have I just always did? Well, there you go. Cause like I got my parents. It still happens. They're fares for less than a $000. Really. . Huh. Well, see it wouldn't it's, not out of it's, not crazy to save to think of saving for it because since those apartments pay the mortgage on our house and if we pay even a oh. out of our own pocket each month, we'll, have the house paid off in 10 years? Yeah. Wow. But if we pretend, what if we if I took some of the money that we would normally be paying like for renting or whatever. And save that you know. Yeah, you can do it. Well, I thought we do. Walter. We just don't eat out and you know, we go to cheat movies and probably won't even be doing that too much anymore. Right. And you know, so we just save on things like that. Yep. So huh I have to go, I had to cools to say for one of them was to go through new Zealand and talk to. The other is to add that extra room on to the house. You know, when the kids get older. Huh. So I think it can be done, huh. That's. Good all that it would have. So much fun Elson. . [laughter]. I would like it. [laughter]. So, we'll. We. See what happens. Yep, and there's plenty of time. We'll probably be here for a long time. We've got a $000 in the government deal, right now. See and if we just don't touch it. Yeah. 10. Well, I'm. So happy here in Kathleen that's. Just great have you heard from Leanne much. Do you guys talk to each other? Huh. I had another. Um, 30 minutes free phone call conversation and I called her. Oh good how's. She doing. She was doing okay, really good. Actually. Is she still teaching? Yeah, no, no, she quit. Oh. good. So she's home with her voice. Huh. This year she'll be home to top. Oh. that's, good. So this was for last year. Yep. No, she was glad. Are they gonna have another baby? Huh. I think that's all. Just to. I don't think anyone is gonna be as brave as I was. No. I might be, I might Street [laughter]. Oh. good. Yeah. Yeah. I always wanted to have a lot. After a while they just kinda start taking care of themselves. And then you think about how much fun you'll have when you know, you can go camping together and do fun things that you know, Church camps and I just put a blast, you know, I always love having lots of people around? [laughter]. Huh. Yeah. Yep, yeah, I think it'll be fun. I'd like to to. And. I always want between 612. So this will be close for were getting up there and then we could wait to have the other two later if it works out that way. Yes. Boy. You are braves 6. Wow, [laughter]. We might stop it for [laughter]. Huh. Have you seen many people from second Street there have you have you run it? Yeah, I saw,. I see Tammy. I missed her by a day. Oh. This 6. But I saw everybody else. Um, Leon's dad is having to travel to Oklahoma because his mom is dying in. So. So it's really hard on Richard because he has to travel down there and then back every month. Block every month. That's a, I think, that's, what they said. Wow. So, that's really tough. Yep, and then, um, Jimmy Seagrave. Oh. he's. Just so sweet. And growing up. So much and he, um, him and his wife moved to Alaska. Huh. It was really need. He said he went up there and he was driving around and praying and I guess he stopped at this place and the guy heard him. He was just visiting and he he was by himself and came back to Casper and his wife said. Okay, and so they moved up there. His wife is the one with the blonde hair. Huh. Okay, I remember her. Yeah, so it's kind of a neat story. So. Yep. They think that's where they're to be and I said, that's great [laughter]. I believe. Yeah, I told. I believe you'll get to see Jeff and stuff when he travels up to Montana. Okay. And everything. Now to I'd love to see him. Yeah. Yeah. We're gonna go through Billings on our way to Cheryl after Christmas. So I'll have to write to Kathy and let her know. Huh. I got this Kathy last time. I was home. Oh yeah, I'll, get the. I stayed the night with her. And we stayed up all night talking. Yeah, my Granny goes to Church there and you know, and my mom and I go to Highland Park last my dad doesn't. See lives out of town, but Granny goes to Church there, you know, so I can go visit and. Keeping. And we went, oh. a couple of weeks ago. So as I always love to see people that you've known. Yeah. Well, we've got it. Just because the growing up. Yeah. That I had real it always will have a wonderful. I have gratefulness in my heart. You know, because it gave me a lot of wonderful things growing up. Yeah. But normally we meet, in some homes with some people. I'm good. Um, I like it a lot. That's kinda. Like what Cheryl robber doing now. Huh. They have about 40 people. I think they're almost outgrowing, their home, huh. Huh. We meet with some people that have little children. All our age and. And really they, they came here from Texas. We we we didn't know him from Adam. I don't know these people never met him in my wife till two weeks ago at the prayer meeting. And two months ago. Almost the exact time. I just knew we were supposed to move to Casper this girl was doing her dishes and she knew she's supposed to move to Casper, Wyoming and her husband put their teaching jobs and packed up their stuff came here with no work. Just like us. We didn't have the, you know, Berry had that job. Tentatively over the phone and he did get it. 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She knows some of the people. That's. Okay, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Her thing. So things are crazy a little bit, but but getting much better. Yeah. Well, that's. Good that's. Yeah, that's nice house house, Madison. Good. Well, she's doing really well, she's crawling around everything having fun. Yeah. Oh. [laughter]. And she has 80 for dinner tonight. She has what. It's, Betty for dinner. Oh great, what time is it. 63730 that's. Um, yeah, 630th. Nice, how did the carpet go [laughter]? Carpet. Did she get all [laughter]? Oh yeah, oh yeah, it gets gross every time I mean, it wouldn't really know, everytime and bananas and the vans really wished, right in there. Yeah, [laughter]. That's. Funny, [laughter]. That's. Oh. that's amazing. How many kind of organic things? Vacuum will take [laughter]. Nice need just like a a food processor on wheels or something. Oh man it's ugly [laughter]. That's pretty funny. Yeah, pretty ugly. That's. So house school going. Nice. Pretty good. There. We had, um, the pen printed in group together every year. Yeah. I don't know any college. I think maybe mentioned that years before and we had that yesterday at pen. Yeah. Yeah. So that was nice. Well, that's. Good and are you, you have a Conference summer. Yeah. Yeah, on the 7th to 11th of August in Providence, Rhode Island. Oh. that's, cool. Yeah, not exactly the nicest place for a Conference, but you know at least it's a new England. Yeah, but it's not so hard to get to. Right, right that's, right. That's it. And then we'll be able to go out to her Fox for her mom and mom is talking about getting a place in Maine in August and if it's around that time that would be perfect. Oh. yeah, that'd be nice. Yeah, yeah, that's. We could do it all on trip, but if not we'll work it out. Yeah, that'd be really. Cause it's not too far. Yeah, yeah. So, that's nice. And that's. Cool. Yeah, how about you. Um, I'm. Yeah, well I have one in Glassco in July, huh. . Glassco Deese. Yeah, so, um, regarding that one for sure, that's one side and it might go to one in August I'm, not sure if I'm gonna do that one, but that one's in new York. So that would be an easy one to go to. All right. Um, I'm. I probably will I mean, I probably really should since it's gonna be so easy [laughter]. Right that's, cool. But um, yeah, yeah, yeah. Still you presented both of them. Ah, well, no, I'm. Not the first one's lost site and I'm probably presenting there's a chance. I won't, but, um, I have to get the, um, you know, confirmation. Oh. That they've accepted my paper and I didn't send one into A S A cause they want the entire paper like a month ago. All right. Yeah, really. Yeah, it's really crazy. I don't know why they do that. Huh. How many speakers usually? It's a huge one it's American sociology association. What's, huge? I mean, I don't know a really big. I I don't know. [laughter]. Yeah, because. Huh. Because the essay meetings I think last summer they said they had about 3000 people is that about that size. Yeah. See I. I've never been to it, but I know that it's bigger in long than lawn society and society has a few 000. Uh huh. Right. Well, it makes sense. So. Oh. really. Yeah, it depends like they tend to get more at their International meetings and domestic ones. [laughter]. So yeah, yeah. Yeah, I just got my confirmation. A couple weeks ago if my my paper. Oh. you really are you doing dissertation stuff or yeah, that's cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but all we have to sends the extra. Oh yeah, see that's, how it long side is, but not. Yeah, I'm surprised you to send a whole paper. Yeah, I know. Oh. well. Yes, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. well, last night or actually Friday night, Saturday morning. I wanted, I got invited to the embassy. Huh. Was very cool. Yes, U S I'm missing. Yeah, yeah, the ambassador here's funny hunt. School. She,. Has this thing called Vienna woman's initiative? Huh. So where she gets woman leaders from the former eastern block countries and try to connect them with Americans and Viennese woman. [laughter]. . Me. [laughter]. And so I kinda got invited. I was pretty excited. Yeah, that's nice. Yeah, yeah, I mean a lot of really need people there. Yeah. I mean, I wasn't particularly interested in Ukrainian woman, [laughter], some of the other woman you know, it's kinda connect with my work and stuff really cool. [laughter]. [laughter], right that's. Nice. Yeah, yeah. It was a nice place. Oh. my God, it's, beautiful. [laughter]. Is that her residence which is kind of out more towards the suburbs? Oh. Huh. Um, and it was really, um, she's like kinda heart. There. Oh yeah. Yeah, a lot of different kind of heart. [laughter]. I mean, you know, all of original sculptures and really interesting stuff, but she never showed up for any of the things. Right. . I was really surprised. She wasn't there. No isn't. That's odd. That odd. Yeah, there's odd. Yeah, I thought so too. I'm saying it says her house and off [laughter]. Yeah, really well, I mean, all her stuff was there and there's you know, a lot of different. Right. You know, diplomats there, but. Huh huh. Well, what can you do? Yeah, yeah. Helmsman, huh. Maps good. He, um, there's like total chaos view in as you might imagine and, um, and his boss pulled he, um, this other woman who came in through exams like he did and the other lawyer and said I don't know, what's gonna happen, but there's always gonna be a job for you guys. Fine. . Huh. Oh. that's nice. Yeah, but they're thinking about getting rid of the entire office. [laughter]. But in a way, but see, Matt has a permanent contract and said he was obligated to try to place him. It's, a house. Somewhere. So in a way it might be a good thing for Matt if he got sent to new York or something. Yeah. Yeah, would they feel as though they're obligated place them even though the U S isn't paying their dues? Yeah, they don't. Do it like that now? No, it's, not mine. No, it's, not like that really. Um, yeah, and, um, man, just found out actually on Friday that he's on the shortlist for that job. Well, that's that'll be nice. He entered with. Really well, that's nice. Yeah. Yeah, so that's a he talked. How did I hear that? Well, they said when he was leaving, they said in a kind of joking / serious way. Huh. Um, don't call us we'll call you. And so he's like you know, it's been when was that December it's been a while and he he's not gonna call because gonna be like nagged. Right. . Right. Um, and they said don't call. Right. Um, but he was able to call the personal office. Bye. In new York and and try to find out through there and so then finally he spoke with this woman who knew and said, we'll, just shortlist together. Gotten. . I'm assuming, it's like three people. I mean, that's usually what it is. Right. Um, and you're on it and we have to interview people off of it. Right. The rest of the people off of it. So. What you mean? Well, I I guess that means that the other people on the shortlist weren't interviewed yet. Oh huh, does that mean inside tracking? So yeah. Huh. I think what it means is they just screen things by amazing application. . And that happened to be. So close that they had put in. But man made an interview happened since he was there. No that's. Good that's. Good for him. Yeah, and now they don't have to climb out there or anything. Right. And I'm. Sure, it's gonna lower his chances to make sure this. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. That's great. Good interview. So yeah, I think I think he did. Well, but you know, it's always. So hard to say. Well, he made a shortlist that's. Yeah, sure, sure, true huh. Nice that's. Yeah, yes huh huh. Good that's making feel good. That's. Good. So even if he doesn't even getting it. So he's. He knows he was he's pretty close on the first. Try. Yeah, yeah, that's true. But that's, good. Huh. Um, yeah, so hopefully and he's been recommended for promotion. For. Oh great. And, um, his boss is like really pushing it called emergency meeting of the promotion board to try to push. Really. He and this other woman through. I thought the box was not like. Well, he's, not. But I mean, he's trying I think what he's trying to do is set things up before things fault really. Huh. Smart. And so maps kind of site because I mean things are crazy. Oh. and they've been told that they have to file one professional and one Secretary. Really. Huh. Bye. But it's not, I mean, it's acting that. All right. Um, but I mean, it's still scary. Yeah, no kidding huh. Yeah, and,. Uh, so he, um, I was gonna say a anyway. He. Is kind of excited about that. It might happen like in a week. Huh. Trying to push it through. I mean, it's kind of odd for him to get promotion during like all this chaos, but [laughter]. That's true [laughter]. Oh. well, [laughter]. It happens. That just happen that pen to they're talking about cuts and stuff and and people still get promotions. Really. I know. Yeah, I mean, you you have to, I mean, if people doing good work. You. You have to reward for it. No matter what everybody else is doing. Right, right in the end, the might be a better place to work after all this stuff. Yeah, I have a streamlined. You know. Oh. really well, I mean, I'll, never be streamline because it's diplomatic stuff in the end. [laughter]. Right it's government and it's in here. And I mean, it's not efficient. It's inherently, full of redundancies [laughter]. Right. [laughter]. I mean, yeah. No way around it. You don't really need it to be efficient. I mean, all that matters. Right, right. Is no world War basically that [laughter]. Right, right, right and feed some hungry people. Huh. [laughter]. Yes, [laughter]. A. Oh wow. Yeah, so what else is going on. Oh. not much. . They go to movies tonight. Yeah. Yeah, we had snow yesterday in this morning. Yeah, yep. I'm still. So that's sort of good actually, I think it's it's making me feel not as bad, but I can't set up my experience for awhile. It's. All right, [laughter]. Because I I literally can't set them up until the ground falls because I have to do all the holes. Huh. So which is fine because I just my plants grow during the growing season and if the growing season doesn't start till the end of March that's fine. . Right. Right that's. Um, it's much better than the growing season starting at the end of February like last year, but not getting my experience until the end of March. Good. Oh that's. Uh, last year had last year. Good. My plans actually problem, the ground right around now. Oh. yeah, really. Well, maybe next by next week. I think they were in the ground. So you're gonna have people to help help you or something. Um, maybe a we'll. See, um, I did that. Yeah. I have 1. . Garden in the geology department and he always offers. Yeah. Oh. that's. Um, to get me work studies or um, a need for research. Nice. Oh. that's, good. I should hear from N F by the 15th of this month. Oh. I hope it works out things are crazy there too though. Yeah, no kidding. I guess, huh. Yeah, I was actually surprised I was because my full season coming up. I need to know exactly how much money is gonna need to scrounge up and so I need to know the status of the grant and with the government shut down? Huh. Yeah. Yeah. Um, uh, other professors in the mail and everything. They're getting from F has generally becoming with the provider that do the government uncertainty and not finalized budget. Uh, it's on unclear when things will be reviewed that sorta thing. Yeah. And so I called them and and they said that March 15th was was the contact date. So so if I don't hear by March. Wow. Well, maybe they're making dissertation grants kind of a priority. That's, what I thought. And then, um, my advisor has a grant, which was not accepted or to was put on the waitlist to see if money's gonna be available and they said they'll. Huh. Huh. Let her know by the middle month too. So it sounds as though they they said a goal to clear all these old grant. Huh. Huh. Oh wow oh wow. So that's nice. Oh yeah. So one way or another I'll know, by the middle of the month, which is good. Even if I don't get it that means I have time to get what I need. Yeah. Right. Well, my fingers crossed for you. Yeah, I hope so. And when do you apply for post office? Huh. No, I gotta get those applications. Actually those probably due in October. So, um, October November. October next next fall. Yeah, um, for the MSN. Yeah. USDA once, but, um, Brenda, went to Penn state. A. Huh. This week where they do a lot of route people there and there's one guy who does a lot of route. Physiology and some ecology and she met with him and another big guy in the field. Huh huh. Kind of talked you up. Yeah, another guy in the fields coming out in April and and they want me to go up there for with her for the for that call that a presentation. Oh. that would be great. And meet them and this guy says volunteered to be on my committee. Oh. oh really. Yeah, and and she told Brenda told him that she thinks it's a good chance. I could get post off there. Wasn't. Oh Penn state where is that again. He apparently. College station state college or broke down there. Say college it's, four hours four hours from Philly. Yeah, we spent a night there when the Honda broke down. Huh huh huh. Oh yeah, 0. Yeah, the Honda dealership there is fine very nice [laughter]. [laughter]. Excellent. Um, this guy has tons of money. Really. Um, about millions of dollar in branch. In grants for plants. Oh yeah. . Wow. Yeah, yeah, this is a big big big guy he's, one of the one of the two or three big group. Oh. wow. Physiologist in the country. Just figure out how what he does to rise right. His Grandma social. Well, the a lot of stuff they do is it cost. So much money. They do radio labeling and sons of nutrient analyses and plant tissue and stuff. Huh. Oh. A. That's expensive. That cost like $30-$50 a sample. Oh. really wow. Yeah. That's. Even if you're doing it. [laughter]. But that's all I can be really cool to get in on that. Yeah, some stuff need their. I guess it right now working on a costs of route like and there's different types of rooms. And really how much they cost to the plan? So you can look at cost benefits and plant foraging stuff. Um, wow. Some new stuff. Oh. that sounds great. It it certainly be nice love to do a post op in in that it's, a well known it's. Well connected to money. So down the line. Huh. It'll be easier for me to grant that's. Right, right, which is important. The thing, right, right he's he's in big name and the person who is giving the presentation or giving the talk. That's. Cool. Wow. And at Penn state in April is the guy in Utah who's. The big name. Huh. So, so, that'll be nice to me both of them. Yeah, oh that's great. Yeah, yeah, so we'll. See how that works. Yeah, well, I hope that works out that could be plus wouldn't be such a nightmare in terms of moving. Yeah. No it's. Not ideal, but they're a lot worse places [laughter], you can do a lot worse than state college [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. Well, never get cool. Yeah. Oh wow, I think they're moving, right along. So we'll, see, yeah, but I do actually need to get those applications for the post box. Yeah, it huh. So I can start looking at them. It's hard to do though until I have results for the summer. Yeah, oh. well, you guys getting excited about the baby. Yeah, get pretty close. Yeah, so everything's set. I heard the nursery is done. Yeah, looks nice. Yeah, [laughter]. And we just had the doctor appointment. This week. Oh yeah, I'll. Go. Oh good, uh, they originally thought maybe would be bridge, but it wasn't. Huh. Good. Um, they they found it. It's. Good. Just descended a little bit more than they expected, which isn't a problem just they were looking the wrong place. For the head. Oh. how funny. How funny? Yeah, so that's good. Well, that's, good. So it's getting ready. Yep, it's getting ready. Ready to exit. Right. And he estimated at last week. Huh. Um, at five and a half pounds and the baby gains a half a pound, a week. . So that's a you know, seven half. Huh. So that's, right on. That's nice. Yeah, so yeah, so it doesn't look like it's going to be large [laughter], which is very excited about. That's. Great. Yeah, well, I seem to be obsessed with that. Was that. I don't know why you guys seem to be obsessed with that. Well, she's concerned because she was so big and I was so big and she's just not big she's a little nervous. . Yeah, [laughter]. Well, it's really your bones. It's, not. Yeah, that's. I I know, but but but anyway, so that's, nice. [laughter]. Well, that's cool. Yeah. Well, at this business, I got a strange email just telling me generally, um, about this whole Hall, Madison. So special because she's, the first grandchild thing are you in on this thing. No, but this, oh. yeah, [laughter]. It's very weird and I decided to just ignore it rather than deal with it because it's very weird and odd. That's. Good. And something that is very unhealthy and I figured it was just something passing. . Okay, but remember these recorded. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well, that's. [laughter]. Why, I'm just telling you generally, but I don't know what the whole thing is about, but I hope that it was just like a passing thing? Yeah. Yeah, I'm sure, just noticed. Yeah, I don't know it seems. You can forward it to me or whatever. Whatever. Yeah, well, no, I mean, I just deleted it. Order email. Cause it was just I don't know anyway huh. Alright, no biggie. Yeah, yeah. So I just wanted to let you know that I I don't know what that's about and to put an end to it. That's. All. [laughter]. Oh. okay. [laughter]. [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Publicly distributed that sounds interesting. Yes. Well, I think I'll go for it. Alright. No, no exciting conversation, huh. [laughter]. Well, I was wondering how much would be able to talk about? If your family around anyway. Oh. well, they'll. Just have to live with it. Yeah. So. Well, let's. See now where did we leave off. O U G. I guess I could start with your email address. Oh my email address. Yeah. Well, you can reach me at a deo. A O L. com. Um, yeah, I tried sending something to you on that. D W E O at N A O L. D W E oh yeah, at A O L. com. . com. Yeah, okay, well I sent it. Does that work? So let me know if you receive it. Alright. I didn't get any message back saying a user unknown or whatever it is. Unknown address. K. So I presume that it went through. Bye. And uh, you're saying that, uh, that's, uh, one of gases addresses. Yeah, it's. Like an id off of his a A O L account. . So. Um, my friend, Register sent me. He's writing some software for this guy, whose part of the a global. He's got this thing called the global. The something or other network. And it's a multi level marketing. . Internet service provider, kind of thing. . Kind of weird, but. So I might get on to the net that way. And, um, you know, I'll. Let you know as soon as that address be comes available. Okay. There's also supposedly it you know. A magazine listing. All of the Internet service providers here in Denver, which I need to still look over. Huh. Um, what do those. Um, cost. Uh, it generally a runs about. You know, I've heard of things as low as $20 a month. Actually, there's, just one place this bulletin board, which allows a there. [laughter]. I guess, trying to attract new people. So, it's like $25 for the first year, but in general, I think serious. Huh. Um, access providers generally charge about $20 a month. And the price can go up from there. Depending on how much volume you expect to be using? Last year. It was like $75 for a slip account, which is like this like you know, dedicated. A line. Between your computer and there's. . Now, there's A I think the price has gone down to about $40 a month. So and I still need to do some more looking these are all just kind of you know. Uh, here say. Huh. And were you telling me once that you had an electronic new service through your computer? Yeah, I used to have, um, Z X which is um, Santa Cruz, operations version of units. Installed on my 286. And,. It has you know, I've since reconfigured it back to adopt machine. We use it for. Um, you know, bring the Proms and you know doing kind of low level. A development kinds of things on it. What was the other thing you said? Coupon programming. . Yeah. It's. What what is that? Erasable programmable read only memory. So it's, not modify unless you use a higher voltage. Hence the term to burn a chip, you you have the, you have a programmer, which. Has a special socket you drop the chip into and you then. It then raises the voltage up to about. Well, depending on the ship anywhere from 1225 volts. Normal operating voltage is at five volts. So at the higher voltage, it a. I forget the exact physics of it, but you end up. . Um, kinda. Like an address, Scott. You know, you put some. You burn zeros into it. It starts out being all 1. And then you burn the zeros in and then you with the EAP ROM you use ultraviolet light to. . Dislodge. The electrons and then you know, it erases it back to 1. Oh. And then there's also electrically erasable, which uses another voltage to discharge. . The. The memory locations. So, it's kind of a. You know, it takes about depending on the chip, you know, and the strength of the eraser anywhere from five to 20 minutes. The rate that you know then you've got to you know, download the program to the programmer and then it turns it in. So you know, the whole thing. Can take you know a bit of time. But it's a you know, it's a good way to. You know, make changes to system just like swapping out of chip. And,. You know, so we've, got an E Prime programmer we've. Got a programmer for you know, micro controllers, which also have prom in them. . That kind of thing. Another thing we use it for is like uploading downloading programs from the HD 40 H T. The graphic calculator. Programmable. It's. Good. We, uh, you know, it's it's cheaper to buy a an H P. And to program it then it is to buy a STD screen and then a symbol of the circuitry required to drive that. So for any kind of a system where you need it just like a little user interface. You know, like a keypad and a screen with a few lines of text on it. Uh, it's. Just more economical. Then a. So that's, another thing we use it for is you know, like uploading downloading programs from from the calculator. Yeah, that reminds me one thing that I'm looking for now is a. Some kind of a typewriter that's. Maybe real light and portable where I could type the document and then,. . [laughter]. Upload it to a computer or. [laughter]. Or even just save it to a disk if I don't know if there's typewriters that do that. Um, yeah, they tend. My experience with them. Is that they're awfully nonstandard? . Um, you may be better off finding a cheap laptop. You know. I used you might find a used 286 or used 386 laptop. And that'll probably be good. It's. Yeah. How much do those go for you know? Oh. You should be able to get it. I would guess you could probably get one for like 500. And and some of these portable typewriters are gonna cost as much you know. Mhm. And then not the standard. Right. Yeah, I was hoping I could get something for 200, but. Huh. It sounds like there might not be anything. So. There are things and you just, you really have to like keep your eye open like you maybe go and buy a copy of computer shop or you know, and then you it's like you're gonna spend all day like you know, Saturday morning, you buy a computer shop and then you spend the rest of the day flipping through you know. You know, it's like an inch and a half six, you know, it's just oversized. Is this gargantuan? You know, thing just full of nothing, but ads, you know, and they're, they still used equipment they've got a fairly comprehensive set of indexes nowadays. . So, it's pretty easy to track down like it'll. Give you a list of all the used hardware vendors. And then you just kinda look at each one of them and. You know, have a pad of paper ready. So you can take notes and you probably want a little you know, pad posted. So you can tear off and make little bookmarks and you know then you gotta go and call them all so I mean, you're gonna take a while I mean, if you really want. You know, you're you're gonna spend in time. What you don't spend in money? But you know, it is possible to find some good deal. Another choices like,. Miss. for sale. On the use net. Use net news. So if that's, you know, that's another option and then of course. . Ever so often, you know someone wants to unload a computer through the Sunday ads. I mean. Um, this girl, I was seeing for very briefly Carmen ended up buying a a Mac performer for like $550. Which was a good deal. You know, she got,. You know a a 68030 processor and a 80 Meg. You know, it's like now actually, it was like a oh. mega hard drive and. 1. Software you know, all you know on a Mac. So. Sounds pretty good. Yeah, I thought that was a good deal for her. Yeah, for 550. . And it had all this offer. She wanted you know, it had a little bit of a spreadsheet and it had a you know, simple database and a word processor and. So she was all set you know, she was able to do she's very. Very well set up. See what kind of thing she needed to do. Okay. Yeah. Oh. Well, maybe I'll have to look for something like that there's a monthly computer fair. Oh. no there's. And. Yeah, that's. They usually have some good bargain. Yeah, I should probably just go to that and eventually it'll probably be a laptop will turn up. . Actually, I think there were some laptops. Sure, you just have one of your friends. Huh. You know, knock himself off and you'll get all this stuff. [laughter]. Oh no. [laughter]. Oh. yeah. Oh. I figured now that the the suitable period for grieving is past now. I'm allowed to tell job. Yeah. Don't. Yeah. No, well. In fact, gas gas is putting out a webpage for his company. W F T and he's. You know, he it's very,. He's very whimsical about it. I'm, not sure if he expects to really get any business doing it or not, but it's you know, you know, there's like pictures of everyone and there's a picture of me and I've got this. You know, expression. I like my teeth clenched and you know my eyes open really wide and. Huh. Picture of another guy with this, you know, like face almost up into the camera and with his tongue out and you know different people in different poses and Jeff. Did gaff like took his picture into the into a. The like this video paint. Um, application and add this wizard cap to him to his head and then underneath each one it's like you know, it's like gosh, calories, you know, and it, you know, it's then it says you know, mood swings and it says Jeff R shoots fire Davey walks through walls. . Yes. [laughter]. Jim black attends, Rockies games. Sean Gucci highway Q omniscient. Then he's got this little drawing of a bunch of dots in the shape of a you know, looks like a pile of something and it says Rob McCall and underneath it says 10 seances. What does it say underneath that? The tens seances [laughter]. Oh. bye. So. Huh. What now what business is that? Um, well he's got a. Freelance. Um, engineering company calls W F T electronic system. W F T. Yeah, it stands for. We fix things. Huh. . It's a good name. And so you know, he's basically a contractor and everyone who works with him is a contractor and. Right. No. Well, interesting. So are you making ends meet? Well, I'm. Yeah, I'm kinda. Hang in there. Um, I have a couple of. Delays in my latest project, which are making me wonder how I'm going to. Uh, hold the money together. Huh. Pay rent and that kind of thing pay rent and that kind. Huh. Oh. no, well I'm. Sure, I'm. Sure, I'll, have it. Well. I'm intending to have it done before the end of the month. So that they pay me, they paid me half upfront and half on delivery. So. . Um, yeah, we'll. . See, I mean, it's. One of the parts that got sent to me. . Doesn't. Do what the they said it would you know, so. I have to they're saying I have to wait two weeks to get. Uh, you know a different part that will work that I'm at this. I'm inclined to start looking around for another supplier. . And,. You know it it. It's gonna be kind of a close call because you know, living expenses, don't stop and so if the project gets delayed, you know, I have to start you know, spending some of the money you just, you know. [laughter]. Oh. Keeping alive and a. . So it's gonna be a close shave, but I think I'll be able to get through by virtue of I've. [laughter]. [laughter]. Got one of Rob's clients. Is now a. Going to be for business. So,. So you're doing consulting on your own end with . Yeah, right now guess, doesn't have any projects, he's trying to put together a product. That's basically a multiple, uh. Addresses on a single RS 232 line, which, uh, you know if you're familiar with the comp port of an I B M. Um, ordinarily you can plug one thing into a comp court and using this device that we're coming up with it will be possible to have multiple devices on a single comp court. [laughter]. . . And a. So you know, we're in the process of verifying the schematic and producing these boards and then, uh, you know, I've requested that we review the protocol. Huh. I wanna make sure that there's a couple of different methods for. Sending data to make it you know, fairly versatile. [laughter]. And a. You know, it should come in it's it's kind of like you know, on the the Apple Macintosh, the desktop us has a. Huh. The desktop what. Bye. Best. Oh. okay. You have a things like you know, the mouse the trackball, the keyboard extra keypad. You know, you can plug all kinds of little things into that into the you know, they have the special plug shape. Maybe it works with the Max. . You know, you know how the keyboards plug in. . Okay. You can have up to 16 devices running on the Apple desktop. Best and so you know, we were just looking to produce a similar kind of a situation using a you know the RS to 30 to comp. Huh. [laughter]. Port on the IBM. So. . But that one's not you know, that's kinda like you know, we have to start marketing. It and we won't. You know, we'll probably be a little while before we actually start realizing any kind of a. . You know. Income. Yeah, revenue from that source. Yeah. So. Yeah, so it's it's, a it'll be a little bit of work. . Meanwhile it's, not stopping me. [laughter]. I got together with a few people and said that you know, I was interested in. Living in an intentional community and so we're, actually looking at. . Buying some place. And a. You know, having enough room for people plus a little extra room and a. [laughter]. You know, having a a community in which we. Explore States of consciousness and various disciplines like meditation or in Sean attorneys or. . Huh. Contra. So. Did I mention this before? Yeah, yes, and that was just the thing I wanted to ask you about next. Was, um, how how is that going. And,. I think I had mentioned to you that. Um, Chanda is, um, talk a little bit about. Something like that. Um, with some of her friends. Okay. Um, not maybe not with such emphasis on the. Okay. Huh. . . You know, exploring the mental States and that kind of thing. . Um, although that you know, would probably be, um, part of the spiritual life of the community. Huh. The. . Yeah, I was wondering, um, where, uh, would you where are you planning on doing this and? . Well. Are there are there quite a few or five or six or? We got. We got for people who are committed to it and then there was another person who. Uh, you know express interest initially and then kind of backed off. And she's decided that she's kind of attached to her apartment and. You know. Yeah. You know, having her own space and and she's got she teaches voice lessons and so she's afraid that she lose some clientele if she moves. . And a. To which I responded. Well, of course there, aren't, any students anywhere else in the world. [laughter]. But um, so you know, I don't, I don't get that you know, she she's. Huh. She's got you know these barriers. . You know in place that will prevent her from. Doing this and you know, and she. She could choose to. You know, eliminate those, but. You know, people who are more invested in. Uh, let's. See how do I want to put this most people get wrapped up in their emotions about things and that generally keeps them like stuck where they are. Huh. . And I it, it seems to be. Oh. Oh. The emotions behind something. I've just just my own take on it. Oh. You know, I mean, I know that like in your linguistic programming there's, a focus on the believe, but I think that. Huh. . Um, the believe you know, police or just stops it's it's the fact that. [laughter]. You. I guess I have some promotional company meant. That I think. [laughter]. That's generally. What keeps keeps things in place? . Which is kind of,. You know the route for believe is the same as the route for love and so I think that I think that it's kind of telling I mean, I don't. . [laughter]. I don't know if you know people nowadays probably. . Don't necessarily attach the two words, but. . You can see that you know, it's like they hold some, you know, they hold some opinion. [laughter]. You know, as if it were the truth and. You know. And one of the most prevalent ones seems to be like the like the supremacy of emotion like whatever I'm feeling must be the way things really are you know, kind of like. A. Trust, your got kind of thing. And that. Um, you know, like whatever emotions or feelings. Oh. They have about something will determine how they asked about it. Which can be quite frustrating for other people. [laughter]. [laughter]. . So,. No that's. So anyway, I mean, I guess, it's it's. I mean, I I suppose I shouldn't care it's just that. This. I guess I have a believe myself, which is that. . You know, it's. I think that most people kinda get the cart before the horse. You know, they decide to go for these. You know, mystical approaches to life or whatever. A. And they or their these classes you know, something like greater than them and. I know that the 12 step people think that that's a. You know, like part of the steps on the road to recovery. Say that last thing again, something like Greg . Bye. I'm. Sorry. Well, I didn't catch that. You said something about it's something like Greg . . Greg. Well, I wasn't sure what you said it was before you we're talking about the tall step. . Just right before it. Oh. What did I say my for short term memory? Something like something. Isn't. Well, it was just you know this. I don't know just you know like a believe in something. You know, higher outside of one self. Mysticism or. Yeah, maybe I know I said that earlier. Yeah. . Yeah, so anyway, and you're saying 12 stuff people. Oh. so they it. Well, for them, it seems like it's useful to have some kind of a structure because they don't seem to be able to hold anything in place for themselves, but it seems that, uh. . You know, so they moved from a position of. You know, disarray into some order, but you can get just is fixed and hung up on system. As you can on your rooms. Yeah. In either case you end up with these, you know, like passionate feelings about. Well about reality ultimately and like. What you should do you know, people get all? [laughter]. Yeah, I'm. Just thinking of like a friend of mine. Michael and and he. Oh. Well, seeing this girl that they were lovers back quite a while I think back in high school and then they kind of like sort of had a reunion a you know, they kind of ran into each other. Bye bye. And this is Michael huh huh. And so. Yeah. And they were going out and seeing each other for a while, but she's kind of got this thing about. . You know, this you know, she's got the sensitivity thing. It's hard to. I don't know if there's like a specific name for it, but it's kinda like you know, it's kinda like she's got you know, like the sensitive emotions, you know, and. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, you know she can't bear to have them. Oh. . Infringed upon. . And so it's like whatever. . . It's. You know, it's like so whatever you know gives her a bad feelings. Bye. You know, she like steers clear instead of you know, owning herself to be powerful in a situation. Oh. Um, she lets her. You know, she just lets these emotions kind of like be the ultimate test of reality. [laughter]. And since they're bad bad feelings then you know. . Her her reaction is to sort of withdrawal from the situation. Oh. And so you know, it's just it's just the same kind of thing. Mhm. It's like people get invested in. You know, comfort. And a. You know, keep them. You know, get them. . So far maybe, but generally get them like where they are. And then that's as far as they've gotten you know, it's gonna be no more development. [laughter]. Because they're more interested in their comfort. So it just kinda for some reason. Irritates me. Yeah, well you. Do you. Uh, it you know, I seems like you placed a pretty high value on flexibility and then. [laughter]. The development continuing to develop. I don't think, that's something. I value. I guess, it's kinda like disappointment because it's like you know, you're going along and then they just like drop out like I don't wanna play anymore. So, it's kind of like a disappointment like. Yeah. They'd rather have their emotions. You know, then you know, some kind of related Ness. . So. I'm fine at this. Yeah. . Yeah. Anyway. . Well, so you're saying that there's five of you all together then. Well, one of the five is this girl who is A I guess pretty much deciding to stay in her own apartment. . So there's four of us. For accounting, you. Yeah. . . And where.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Great. That's wonderful. That's wonderful. So nationally distributed. Yeah, yeah, I you didn't tell we're gonna be in public television here. [laughter], I know I know, huh right, how are you doing? P B S Miller, new job. Huh. Pretty good. Yeah, now that you've traveled the world around twice by now. Yeah. I actually haven't. I actually was my plan and I haven't and I didn't do it. But you you were in let's. See, I got a posted from hong Kong and then I got you heard you were going to Tokyo. Yes. Right where did you get that from. That was the email. Well, I I I wrote you just for Christmas. Right. As it turns out. I didn't. I didn't go to Tokyo, huh. Oh. you didn't go. Oh huh. No, um, because. I was,. The week before Christmas. Uh, I I was taken out of the office for about three days and then I. Had to go to London on Monday and Tuesday and then, uh, then I heard that. Alright. I had to go to Tokyo and I had to back in Friday and bought on Wednesday and then I would leave for Tokyo on Thursday and I actually had all planned out. I got the ticket. I have a travel agency. All, uh, they figured it all out and, um, they were supposed to bring me the ticket over and it was it was like I had a a tour that would make me leave on Thursday to fly back to a taco on Friday. Mhm. I'd be there. And on Saturday or snow on Sunday. I was gonna leave them from Tokyo and fly to Michigan. Huh. Oh my God. And a surprise. My parents showing up on on a new year's Eve. Huh. And then I would stay in new year's day and the 26th. I would have to fly back to to to bond through Frankfurt and I'll be back in the office on Wednesday and I I I thought you know, that'd be a lot of fun. Right. I see taco for day I'd. [laughter]. See my parents for a day, but I'll be in the air plan for three days. Right. So I finally decided no it's, not worth it. Um, because I'd be I'd be I'd be just put at the end and I think that's, what and I'm glad I didn't because I actually had a. That right you mind. Um, a fairly relaxing couple days. But it was also just nice to be be around here for Christmas. All right. How long were you back at your parent at your mother's? Oh. like a week. . So I got here in Washington, last Friday before you know, new year. So I've been home for a week and I'm here for 2. So that's fine. Nice. . You know, cause Ohio, I mean, I saw some old friends and stuff, but you know, just nothing's going on. [laughter]. That all up. You know, so that was fine enough time there. . Yeah. . Yeah, so. Which has your mom. Great everybody's fine. Mhm. How about your family? Pretty good there. Huh. All actually they've got more to do up in northern Michigan. They. They ever had to do in Lansing, Michigan. And. And is always something going on, huh. Is it your brother in gauge or something? No, he came out. He came over with his girlfriend to London. This past summer. Right. But they're, not in gauge or any. There on the case. I don't think that's in the books. Okay. [laughter]. [laughter], huh. Well, so many people are getting married and engaged and you want. It's true. Still more from our class. More. Well, of course you know, Villa got married of course, and saw her and Adam, her husband and who else, but you know who else big news. Yeah. . . David got engaged. Huh. David, got engaged. Yes, David, got engaged. Wow. You hear the heard the story before. No. Well, it starts with Sean who was going out with this woman named Maria like last year just for like five months or something of course, not serious or whatever. . Huh. And she in fact broke up with him the spring and at the same time she was moving to new York for a new job and she's met. David, a couple times just by being Francis, Han. And David's roommate has moved out recently. One of his roommate. So, Maria said, oh David, can I just stay in your roommate's department for you know, like find a new apartment? Yeah huh huh. Get settled. And you can imagine the rest of the story if she moved up there and then like of course already broken up some months, but moved up there and then like totally, they just like till he fell in love and that's it. Gotcha. Huh. Oh. So then they went to Italy over like between Christmas and new year's for a week for like fun and he proposed to her in Rome, new thing. Huh. Yeah. No. So can you believe it I'm totally flabbergasted, huh? That's. Great. I can't believe it that's credible. Have you met this woman? Pardon if I met her. Maria. Do you know? Maria. Yeah. In fact, the funny thing is I've seen her and get her a few times at parties and dinner. And stuff when she's going out with a lot, but then she's been with David, new York, I've, never seen her. Yeah. I mean, I've been to new York and seen David, but like once she was sick and then once she was out of town when I was there. Huh. So like I haven't seen the tool that to gather, but she's, great, I mean, she's really sweet nice and she works for she worked for PBS before and now, she's working for a small like documentary company. . And he's still working for a Goldman. Yeah, Goldman. Yeah. Trying to decide if he's gonna leave or at least get a better job there. Yeah. So he doesn't know, what's gonna happen. What they doing now? I'm still that in America. Um, you know, he moved to a new division and I can't quite tell you what it is. I never was quite clear if it's like capital markets or something. The. It's more general it's, not a region specific. Was he doing, um, was he in corporate finance before or or or is that a was he in? Maybe that's. What he said? . Okay, it wasn't banking right. Had nothing to do with banking there was more. And well, it's. All banking a. Right. But not the bank itself like it was more working with clients. This old dad working with clients in Latin America we're trying to buy or sell. Um, like companies. Right. They call a strategic advisory services and it's. Okay. Usually part of the corporate finance. Okay. Actually, the reason I ask is a invested banks been driving me crazy for last year. Huh. Uh, we have a lot of we we do a lot of have every investment bank. I think in the world has come to Dodge telecom to try to do business with us. Mhm. But I thought you got Goldman Asher bank. For C for privatization. Right. The that's, the problem a. I was a problem. I had to learn myself. What investment banks? Do. [laughter], right. Um, because, uh, they're bankers. I mean, they clearly all our bankers. You learned that after dealing with all their. Right. They, uh, they're. Not,. They're not consult. Huh. Um, as as many I'd like to think they are they're. Uh, they're bankers. And, um, there's a there's, the equity people and there's the debt people and then there's the strategic advisory people. Huh. Um, and there's the equity people. They, uh, the equity people are all about trying to raise a equity for companies. That's. What David? Yeah. Usually word or now. Equity capital markets. That sounds really familiar. Right. I can't remember that's. What I used to do that's? Right. And that's where that's where I guess the they would. What. Um, they get involved in initial public offering stock offerings for companies listing companies on exchanges creating a a depository receipts in the United States for foreign companies. Huh. Yeah. And so forth. Right. All sorts of things. Just to raise capital on public market. Mhm. And then there's the debt side, which is, um, the side, which deals in bonds. Huh. They they go out and try and find buyers for bonds. Right. Institutional investors someone and then you've got the, um, the the traders, the stocks and bonds traders and and the I don't know if they do foreign exchange, but they I'm sure, they do have even that edging and stuff and then aside from all those clear cut kind of special a. Right. Focus services. They've got there at least the big ones like Goldman Sachs and others have their strategic advisor services now. Goldman Sachs. It works for Dodge telecom in privacy reasons. Um, they are on the equity side. They're they're doing the David. They they're working with us too to, um, help sell us as a company to investors. Right. Huh. On the public market on the stock exchanges in Tokyo, new York. What a Frankfort London and so forth, but the the investment banks are driving me crazy? Are always strategic investors because they show up and they what they're out there to do is there's a lot of companies that they can't either can't raise money or they can't raise the type of money. They want on stock exchanges. They don't have enough credit worthiness to go out and get a bond. Huh. Um, so the way they wanna get capital is through offering a strategic steak. In their company selling a piece of the company on a you know, a. Changes hands privacy selling a piece of the company to a foreign investor. Usually. With this line to you. Yeah, so for example, I mean a without a referring to the real deal. Oh. Mhm. . Companies will come you know, there there's a lot of, uh, a lot of style communication companies that that. Uh, that come out and and they look for,. For for you know for strategic a strategic investor they're looking for somebody to buy they might be wanting to privatize in two or three years, but in the meantime, they wanna shape up their company. Huh. So, they'll sell what 25% of the company to a private to a foreign investor and for investor will come in and and and restructure the company. . And then together, they'll go, uh, go to stop Mark. All right. And it's an opportunity it's a big opportunity for a lot of companies out there. But is that what you're dealing with that's your rule of? Partly, yes. Um, I mean, I work in area, which is involved in International or for investments. Mhm. Um, and and actually the whole range of of foreign business and, um, you know, one area is our global partnership with sprint and France telecom and another area is our investments and so we get all these like I say with all the invest bank's coming to us and a. Right. Okay. Yeah, they're they're they're salesman. I mean, they they've got something to Hawk. Some company. They come to them and they said find us the buyer. And a. It's, a they really can get on your nerves. So what were you gonna go to for for example or what? . Do you go to home? For. Well, those were uh, those were just consultations. With. Huh huh huh. Not with him, but like with with companies that you might invest in. With with investment banks with companies. . Huh. Yeah. Gosh, I didn't know you were into such the financial market area. Well, it. Yeah, that's. I mean, unfortunately it's actually been quite good it's been quite interesting. Huh. Uh, I never knew anything about really that area before having not taken cordons financial markets kind of a class by. Really. I didn't know. Well, you haven't taken it. I haven't taken anything like that. That's fine. So I never knew really you know a. What a how do you know how you? What you were you know what a strategic sale was what investment bank to do? Huh. And so I mean, that's, actually been quite interesting learning that, um, but at the end of the day. Uh. That's kind of a pre record that kind of knowledge of of what the opportunities are kind of deal. What kinda deal? Um, uh, what's. The business opportunity. . Um, is essential to do the to do the job, but. Um, it's. Not. I wouldn't say it's. The main focus of what I should be doing. Mhm. I mean, strategic planning. . Is more general than that in a sense. It's a step back from the dealer making. Um, which is done by the new business development. People usually and take a step back and it's more and and and the the work of the strategic planner, usually does is. He analyze the market. So for example, I would analyze area. All right. I look at area and I see I divide the market up into into segments such as tell a. Telephony. Um, value added data. You know, data services for business customers or cable TV. Um, and maybe mobile mobile or cellular services. Right huh. I divided up into you know. A business segments and I would look across the country of the region and I would see where the gross potential is the greatest and. You know where the markets are mature enough with the the regulatory environment is liberal enough that you could actually get in. Um, and you can own a company and not have problems with the government. Huh. Um, and then then you look at just basically where are there any opportunities out there. Are any are the government's gonna be giving out new licenses like the United States with all of these. Right. P C S licenses or with a the reforming of the U S implications system. . I'll be looking for things like that and if there weren't things like that, but I you know still thought that the market was incredibly a moving then I might look two other options such as mergers and acquisitions and that's where these investments coming. All right. They're. All out there Hawk. Some kind of acquisition. Right [laughter]. Oh gosh, how do you like it because I spoke to you? Anyway. What was it months ago when making months months when was it? Huh. Well, month ago was longer. Yeah, it was months ago. If it was. Gosh huh. A little while ago. Yeah, it was a while ago. Huh. But. We, uh, I guess. It's. It's, interesting. This whole I'm learning a little bit about like I said, cover finance and. Right. And what I just described you it's kind of what I what. Strategic planner actually should be doing, um, I can't say I get around to doing that for. Ah. Huh. Um, it's it's been interesting. But in the other hand it's, not been very fulfilling. Huh. Um, because I see a great deal potential to do a lot of things to learn a lot of things, but we don't around. We just get around very much. It they just they haven't. Um, we haven't figured out quite. Oh. That I mean, we have too many things to do with two few people. Right. Yeah. And so we as a consequence don't really anything done. [laughter]. And there's two few. And the few people that we do have that. Are really gung Ho and and. I'm want to. . You know, I wanna get lot of things done, but a lot of them are notices, you know, I I consider myself a notice in that. Huh. I am going to learn all this on the job and. Uh, you know, I can do that. It just you know it takes time. Um, I I I started over this job. Almost a year ago. Now and I mean, this particular job I was been there. I've been there for a year and half, but I started this particular job about a year ago and it's. . Been a. You know, I I thought when I came on, I would you know, three months would have some strategic plan on the table and maybe it. All right. Well, it's taking a little longer than I thought. And partly because there's a lot of people that are just notices. And and and you know, people are learning from each other, but it's you know, it's like it's it's like a couple of bad. Tennis players learning from each other. Right. You gotta have a few good tennis players out there to kind of coach. You along and and and then you gotta play hard ball you know, or it's missing metaphors, but play hardball with them and and and you pick it up and you learn it, but it. . Huh. We have is this a habit of relying on you know. The same old people and not respecting. The fact that you just need new qualified. Fresh blood that knows what they're doing. . And so I I can't say that's really a a and all that fulfilling it's it's been interesting and and my my bosses have always. Been been good and and we've gotten along while they seem to like the work that I do. So. Huh. So so they reward me and I continue to do my job, but. Um, a month after month. I keep thinking it's. You know, it's gotta get better than this. Yeah. But I haven't been to concerned. I figured I got the job like what I'm doing. I got I'm getting new box next week. Um, and we'll. See how that goes. But the other day I figured. I mean, I said other priorities in the job. And, uh, if you know if the. If if uh, some. if I get tired of job. I mean, if some. at some. I think is just a matter of time before I say. You know. That's it forget it. Right. Pardon. Yeah. So are you getting apartment or what are you doing? Uh, yeah, I'm looking for apartment. You are. Yeah. I looked for apartment Cologne. Huh. Well, I started looking apartment Vaughn didn't. Uh. Didn't. . Uh, have much luck. Right. Actually found one didn't, get into it. I mean, I found 1. She said she ran to me, but then she never moved out. . Huh, still says she wants to move out, but she still. Asking with her her new landlord. Um, this is over about six months now. Um, then I looked for apartment Cologne where I thought the action would be a little bit better and,. Huh. That didn't work out to there's really no apartments. But. The market was. So tight in Cologne. But the department's would, uh, they'll be gone before you you know. Right. Before you get a hold of them and and if you don't live in Cologne there's. No way to get out there and see them before. Before the people ask them up right. That's. Where they're gone? Their snatched up. So quickly. Huh. So, I'm looking for another apartment a little bit further away. But luckily you're in no, great rush. Yeah. So yeah. No, what I'm gonna I'm gonna be. I I I think I think the chance a pretty good because the the town I'm looking in have a lot of apartment. Huh. And. What's the name? The town Frankfort. Huh. Oh. the town. . Well, I thought you meant like a little town. Your loan. No. Oh. you're looking for as well huh. Yeah. That'll be fun. Yeah. But is it a long computer? Total not far away. If I did that. I I I I'd have to just commute on weekends. Where would you say? Oh. you say, oh okay, so you just go home for the weekend. . Yeah. Stay with dreams for the other time. Exactly. Oh. that would work out. It'll work out. I mean, it wouldn't, obviously that wouldn't also be a. Huh. A solution forever. Yeah. Um, and that's. Why I know that you know, short or long term it kinda means the end of dog? Telecom, but uh. Huh. But I figure. There's. No need for me. I mean, I've got actually more. . More pressure to or more pressure for myself. Um, to find an apartment. Find a new job. Yeah. Even though I know they're opportunities out there. Um, I I think I you know, I want the. I can model along at the telecom, but I can't. Huh. I can't model on BOM anymore. Right. I need a place. Line. Call my own. Right [laughter]. Well, that sounds good. The front part idea because you go there a lot anyway, right. Yeah huh. Are you going there? Did you say you're going there? This weekend. Yeah, I'm gonna this weekend. Huh. Yeah, go down and look for apartments tomorrow and which is uh, I actually, I I work fine. Huh. Now I wasn't too keen on it because I was just there last weekend for new year's. Huh. And. Uh, I can recognize it's kind of tough and, uh, the commute is tough. Let me go down every weekend, but I think it'll be easier. I have my own place because going down going down and staying with other people is it. Huh. Oh yeah. Right, as a guest. All the time. It's stressful because you're always you always feel like you're imposing a bit and and it's always. But especially never quite home. . So. Well, that's sort of like when I come to Washington to stay with Jeremy and weekends. Yeah. I mean, I come more than he comes there because I had and I will have again, Fridays off. Oh. So I would come down Thursday night and stay till Monday morning, but yeah, it was a matter of logging my stuff packing every week. Yeah. Huh. You know, coming to his house. It was, I mean, I feel totally comfortable in his house, but still not mine and everything's not there. Yeah, yeah. And you just get he's tiring that just it's two hour. Yeah. Train ride. Same thing, but it's like getting in the best giving the transition taking this in cabs. The same thing. Yep. Uh, you know, so I said I wasn't gonna do it. So much. This semester because it just made me tired and I didn't get enough done when I got here for you. . Yeah. I understand. Till. Yeah, it's. Not a solution for a long term. But I think, uh, I think I could I think, I'd like to do it for for a few months. Huh. Just to see how I mean worse comes to worse than I thought you know, do and if I say worse comes to worse and I really thought that I love my job then I could just give it up again. Mhm. Mhm. Um, but I mean. Where it comes to worse? [laughter]. Huh, but. I don't see that happening. So. Alright, well, wait when you get to Washington state. Okay. No plan. Well I don't know, I've got no, I don't know. Huh. I mean, it seems like I talked myself out of trips. Foreign travel more than I got myself into it. Right. I A. I was supposed to be in my my truck from Turkey was actually just postponed and I found and so I was gonna go next week for the whole week. Mhm. Oh. but. And I talked to my boss just the other yesterday and then, uh, we hashed out whether it was worth and we decided that it wasn't, huh. Huh. So, um, I'm. Not going to Tokyo and then I was supposed to go on the 29th 30th Hawn again. And,. Again we talked about it and decided it's not worth it. . And so. I got no plans to go anywhere. This month, huh. The months right. But um, I also don't new plans come to the States right now. And even though, Asia has been kind of a focus for me, but my brief is. Uh. Area specific North a central and South America [laughter]. Huh. So, um, yeah Western. [laughter]. [laughter]. And dear. The the. Asia Pacific is in. I believe. Is it in the eastern ? D A. Is it called eastern hemisphere Western hemisphere and then that'll go North and South? I don't know. Somewhere it's. Gotta be somewhere somewhere. I never hear of. You gotta get the far East in there. Oh. The far East, um, it's gotta I. [laughter]. But actually where is the because the,. I think these are in . Well, has to be the whole other landmass, your Africa area. Huh. Yeah. Mean, right. Yeah. I mean, definitely can't call the central and then like these. No, but I'm only where's, the where's, the line because I always wanted because whenever you know, I was about Western Western, Mister and and it was always of America is and, um, I was just always wondering. Huh. Are you open? I mean, you're opened and a. And and Asia pretty much. Across. I mean. They were pretty much. Across the world from each other. Across the world for each other. No. Um, so I guess, it's somewhere in the Atlantic in the Pacific is the is the is the line. By fine. [laughter]. But anyway, a eastern hemisphere. Yeah. Anyway, but I I haven't had much chance to to to get involved and and uh, that part of my job, which is dealing with North central South America. . [laughter]. That. . Maybe this year. Maybe this year. I've actually been when my new boss comes out. I've I've, kind of declared a area. A part of not part of my core competencies. So I sort of said you gotta find somebody that is a little bit closer to easier than I am. Oh huh. Huh. I mean, for somebody is I've, never started. Anything I've clue. I was close. I know quite a bit more now about area than I did then, but uh, I mean, give me your up give me the United States and I can. 25. Talking good game, but send me the area and I'm I'm lost. You know, people start naming cities in China and. Yeah. I don't know how to spell them. I don't know how to how I can't even understand the difference. See where they are. You know, you say Sean and Shaw and nothing like where I you know, right. [laughter]. Gotta study. It you gotta you gotta know a little bit. You have to be a excited about it. . A lot of people are excited about issue. But I guess, I'm not. Mhm. Yeah, I'm not not such an area. This almost good. File as well. Oh files, huh. Other things file. Other things. Yeah. Yeah, Afro file oh file. Where I get what is it? What other? America files. America files. Ooh. So what have you been up to other than your busy studies? Back to studies. Nothing much. But studying I really like it. You like it. You said you'd like to. Um, I really like it's very very stimulating and interesting and relevant. It feels very relevant, which I think it's going to study. Yeah. So I had a little problem with or at least it doesn't it feel like I'm being read in a specific direction or at least more specific than I was before I mean, they're still many many opportunities out there when I finished of which I'm always worried about even though. So. Yeah. Yeah. I'm in my first, the best I'm like well, what I'm gonna do I'm going to do this is this or this. . . Huh. Yeah, you're doing a you're doing classic, right. Yeah, two years of class work. And and uh, how many classes you take? For for each semester, but like starting this next master. . We have an independent project to do which is like independent research and publish mobile quality and the next year. Yep.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh sure, no, I was just gonna tell you to tell Phillips that time. Oh. it like that type of took me to the member's rate. She took me to the members parade. We had the best time you know, like all of her kids. We huh. Okay, and you know like all of our kids, I guess nobody wanted to go up there and I said, oh. it's, like a tradition here you know, oh. yes, 01. I guess nobody wanted to go up there and I said, well, let's, go it's like a tradition here. You know, and we have the best time the cat and a half, they had these great big like things with feathers on them. We had to great big like things with feathers on them. They had one that was like new piano. They had one that was like Snoopy and oh. we were like a couple of kids and we just about froze to death, but I'm. Oh. really about froze. Oh my goodness. Sure, she'll, remember. So I'll have to remind her. Yeah, I think it was about 1988. Yeah. Maybe the new year coming in or something. Oh. maybe. Oh yeah, she I think did she go out to Michigan this past summer because she was going to try to call you, but I don't know if she was able to do it or not. Yeah. Yeah, her one daughter has a place on Sage Lake. They kind of went out. But there's several different, Sage, Lake. So we were always trying to find out which one it was you know, but yeah, she always tries to call. We were always trying to find out which one that was you know, but oh. we're gonna have to get one of those answering machine because so many times. We're gonna have to get one of those answering machine because so many times. We're, not here. We're, not here. Well, I think she did call and no one was there, but you know, she understood about your mother being ill and so on so I've got a real good time for her sister. Yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah, well, actually mom had a real good summer. Her sister had her 50th wedding anniversary party and God, really blessed us with some good times. Oh. I'm. Just waiting anniversary. Oh. how wonderful. Yeah, but now it's a hard time you know, the hospital nurses are coming about maybe once or twice a week and yeah, they're really nice. Oh. that's, good. Once or twice are they. Oh my social are you know, especially trained a have a little more sympathy than the average physician. Those people are you know, especially trained to have a little more sympathy than the average physician. You know, the poor doctor's really don't know what to say to patients is this condition. Oh yes, I really don't know what to say the patient. Oh. I know sometimes it is your mother with you. You know. Janet is she there with you or is she. Um, no, they they live nearby though. They lived down about oh. maybe maybe 1215 minutes away depending on the traffic. Oh. . You know, so yeah, they live in the same house. So yeah, they live in the same house. They live in about 19670, great. I've lived in since about 1967 or 68. So the house that I went to high school and everything. So you're you're close oh. really oh. my goodness. Yeah. All those Murray family. Oh. it's. All your family doing I hope everybody's. Well, they're doing well, but did I tell you Jim had a massive heart attack? Okay in that good. No, I know his dad had been. Last July. So mill though. Yeah, oh gosh. Yeah, he just, we were out driving and he just bent over double. [laughter]. Oh. I can hear Coleen and. Oh yeah, yeah, she's it's getting excited. She knows how to tell when Barney comes on at 10 o'clock and she's pointing you know. Oh my you know. Yeah, he's almost ready to come on. What time is it there for you? Uh, it's about maybe seven minutes to 10. Oh. listen, you just leave when you have to put that on for her. So. You just go ahead. Oh. it it's on it's on public TV here. Come on I'm talking to a friend named Janice Janice. Oh. I'd love to talk to her. Yeah, well I'm. Sorry about your husband, then gosh, it was in July then huh. So he, but he, he did survive. Oh sure huh. You know, they caught him within a three or four hours and gave him the, um, one of those ends. Wow. Um, busters, the clock. Busters, the strip Connie's type things instead of doing surgery. Oh huh. Oh huh. And that does off the clock, but it was touching go for a while. Wow. Oh. he's. Sure been through it. Hasn't. He in there. Oh my , he has, but he's doing well. Oh. You know, it's just amazing. That he's come back. It's been about a year. Oh there's. And well there is no. A a real will to live after all it's been through before you know, it's like sure. I know. Oh. it was such a Shaw. Oh. well, sometimes people don't really have a warning for these things and I have on my refrigerator. So home people. Don't really have a warning for these things and I have a mail straighter description about teaching us to number or days. The scripture about teaching us to number or days. It's from Sam. It's from some 90. 90. I don't know you can remember that, but you know, but that's. I don't know you can remember that, but you know, 90 I always thought Jesus. So important. Yeah, we could live to be 90 that's old, but my four months only 65. Yeah, if we could live to be 90 you know, that's old, but my poor mom is only 65. I thought, wow, you know, I'm gonna inherit half of her genetic background. I thought, wow, no I'm gonna hear it. Half of her genetic. Oh. yes, so that made me. So that made me. Um, effective the 15th. Um, effective the 15th. I'm. I'm. No longer in the active reserves. No longer in the active reserve. You know, the the rumor in my unit was we were gonna get called up on the 18th anyway and I thought, oh. I can't live with that kind of dress. Oh. we're, gonna get called up on the 18th anyway and I thought, oh. I can't with that. Oh. my goodness, even what. You know, I don't believe in what they're doing over there. They're doing over there. I think it's. I think it's. Wonderful. Wonderful. If the people would like to try to have peace with each other, but sure my father in law's told me all these stories about world War two and he said even sees didn't like the surgeons, they wouldn't get along and I thought, oh. gracious, oh my I yeah, our country we have. If the people would like to try to have peace with each other, but you know, my father in law's told me all these stories about world War two and he said even the Nazis didn't like the surgeons, they wouldn't get along. I thought, oh. gracious you know, [laughter]. Why our with our country we have? So many problems here with our schools and the way our older people are treated and. So many problems here with our schools and the way our older people are treated and oh. I know, 400 then what they say now. I don't think our country should spend what do they say now. 6000000000 over there and 0. 6000000000 over there and really oh my goodness now, 000000000. Maybe it's just to billing. I get the billions confused with the number of landmines and how much money? I get the billions confused with the number of landlines and how much. Oh my goodness. We're gonna spend, but um, I'll still be on a like a call up list if they need a dietitian, but you know me by I'm, not gonna you know, shirk my responsibility, but I'm, certainly not gonna go willingly. Well, they'll be on a like a call. If they call the oh. my goodness Janna I'm, not gonna you know, here. No, no you're. So conscientious. I so too many body bags coming back when I was in high school 20 years ago and you know it is a cycle the world is on a cycle. 20 years ago and you know it is a cycle the world is not a cycle. It seems to be it seems to be cycling. So yeah. Yeah, oh yeah. Well, I don't wanna get off the topic, but do tell your husband. Oh. no, no. I said you know, high and gosh, I'm. Oh. I sure will. Yeah, yeah, that's. Yeah, he hasn't. I see here. Her. Okay, you can have some more. Oh. she talks. So well, does she does? Yeah, she. She look at words and read things. Oh. she loves. I guess children are more in to TV, but. Yeah, loves the cat. And a half and on the lifetime channel. Handle this morning. This morning there was a special with Penelope Leach about toddler playtime. Well, see, Leach about Tyler place. Water. Water. Okay, um, she said don't. Oh wow, oh my you go ahead if you have to don't set the children into your idea. Let the playtime don't fit the children into your idea of play. Play. They have more fun with just you know the boxes and [laughter]. They have more fun with just you know the boxes and right, right actually, does pretty well for all this, but I tell you, I don't know how people didn't using years ago when they have like seven or eight of them and oh. I had three at one time. So really I've I've been adjusting pretty well to all of this, but I tell you, I don't know how people did it years. And years ago when they had like seven or eight of them and. Yeah. All at home. You know, clinging to my scripts, but I mean, I enjoyed it looking back on it, but it was very frustrating in a way if there was anything else you wanted to do like even if you wanted to go into the library. Oh. Oh. sure. Say and get a book it was very I had to dress three children. . Huh. Oh. well, you know to my mom even has the friend that came to visit her that was part of a family of she said either 20 or 21. Get the car [laughter], but now. 20 or 21. I said mom, you'll be saving she said no said honesty, goodness. I said mom, you gotta be kidding. She said no, but honest to goodness, they had that many children back. They had that many children back. You know, those years and I said how would you keep here. You know, those years and I said how would you keep your mom writing. Mom writing, huh. I it was when I first met you though and you're real positive about the whole thing. But I remember when I first met you though and you were real positive about the whole thing and I thought she wants to be a dietitian she's crazy. And I thought she want to be a died she's crazy. There's. I'm really. So many other things you could do, but I'm really glad you're in the administrative side. Glad administrator. Now, because that's where the money is at and you learn a lot more, you know. Well, I well, I don't know about the money and of it that isn't all that good, but I know which. No, no, I mean, as far as handling handling the budgets and knowing how much each portion is? Yeah, it's a little more secure probably. Yeah, it's a lot more analytical. Yeah, I think dealing with the average person with their distress over what they're getting on their trays. Yeah, hopefully dealing with average first. Address over what. They're getting on your trade. I mean a lot of times you know, even after I have a thing on ketogenic diet. I mean a lot of times you know, even after I have a thing and she Jenny diet, I need to send you to. I mean to send to you to that, but even after all these years. Oh. yes, here that's pretty much what we were still doing. That's pretty much what we were still doing. And that's why I decided to K I should read ships when I had called because I thought, oh. this is not gonna change. And that's why I decided to cash it ships when I tell you because I thought, oh. this is not gonna change. I can come back in 10 years. I can come back in 10 years will be the same [laughter]. It'll be the same thing. And she'll, never be. Oh. So cute again. You know. This will be the happiest time with the children in my opinion. You know, and you'll, look back and be very glad that you didn't deal with. Well, it's. Truly the sandwich generation because like each day, she learned something new and now my mom is pretty much. She learned something, new and I'm I'm pretty. So limited and it's. So hard to see this, but I can see the joy. So. I can do the joy. She brings her. She brings her. So that makes me feel happy, but it's really hard to see one person that you love. So that makes me feel. Hard to see one person that you love. So much. So much. You know, kind of check out then you know, starting to learn how to love this other one that gosh, I have such a responsibility now. I know you know, starting to learn how to love this other one that. Oh. it's responsibility. Now. [laughter], huh. Oh. I know, how's your husband adjusting to the family and does you know how many are there lives? Oh. he loves it. He's doing good. You know his, you know how many are there lights? Don't change. Don't change. All that much. All that much I'm doing is balance your firefly. I mean, he's still doing his volunteer fire fighters thing. And he's having a lot of carbon monoxide alarms going off now. She's having a lot of carbon monoxide alarms going off now. So he's making all kinds of extra runs and he's. Oh. my has extra runs and he's. So happy about that, but and of course he has all the relatives here in town. All happy about that. But and of course he has all the relatives here in town. So there's. So there's. Oh. that's, right. All kinds of things going on, but. Things going on, but. Um, I think. Um, I think. Okay. Okay. And that he, um, is you know Catholic and a lot more schedule than I am? And he, um, is you know Catholic in a lot more scheduled than I am more International? I'm more International and [laughter]. Oh. that's, right. I don't remember all these special days. I remember [laughter]. I mean, he goes to Church all the time now. I know this let's. This let's see what was it on Friday. See what was it on. I D it was something and I right, what was it. It was something and I thought, oh. you gotta be kidding me. It's starting already. You know, I. That's terrible. I I to I'm a Catholic, but forgot and it was December 8th is something special. Owe. Huh. I forget. You should need my mother in law. Oh. don't. Tell him don't. She never forgets. Tell him. I forgot. I keep thinking too he's. Oh. my goodness. The oldest son. Done. So someday, we're gonna be responsible for all the grave blankets and I know this is long distance, but sometimes you gotta ask me to tell me tell you my grave blanket story, but his poor father is so cute. So someday were possible for all the. I long distance. No, no, let me tell you my grief. Oh. tell me tell me you guys all the free blankets. He buys all these gray blankets. You know, for all the different relatives that are here. You know for all the different relatives that are here then it takes them. And then he takes them all around. All around. Well, then. Well, then the whoever the cemetery official says, oh. you can't. Whoever the cemetery official says, oh. you can't. Do that yet? Do that yet? It's, not you know officially the time it was in the Catholic weekly or something. It's, not you know officially the time and it was in the Catholic weekly or something. Well, Mister correct. Well, Mister , you know, this is the guy that put up with the Nazis for 11 months and he's like what do you mean. You know, this is the guy that gas and for 11 months. Oh. my I can't [laughter]. I can't put my great blankets on [laughter], but it was. Oh my God was he a prisoner of for the last. Yeah, yeah, and he said the thing that gave him hope this is a little tidbit. Oh. my. You can stick back in your mind too. . Yes, what I remember him telling he doesn't talk a lot about it, but he said that when they brought in one of the other Americans, he had 66 little bayonet post. But what I remember him telling he doesn't talk a lot about it, but he said that when they brought in one of the other Americans, he had 66 little bayonet pokes. All over his head. All over his head. So then Henry, and the other person's, new the Nazis weren't ever gonna kill him. So that, oh. the other person's. No terrible. That these were never gonna kill him. They were just gonna make him feel uncomfortable. They were just gonna make him feel just torture. Yes, oh. I made it. Well, the guy made it. So he said that. So he said that the human. Yeah, Barney it's coming look. He knows. See this is the look children's television network C and it says loud as I can stand it calling here. And it's as loud as I can see it. Oh. [laughter]. A little louder. She loved the show and I this guy is kinda. She loves this it's. Just loud she funny voices. Got one of those funny voices. You know, I think I hope this is really positive for her childhood, but he certainly is no cap in kangaroo. You know, I think I hope this is really. I. Know. You know, [laughter]. No huh. That's. We don't even have dinosaurs anymore, but. So funny. I know. Well, my grandchildren went through the Bonnie Faisal. The too old. I have three grandchildren now and. Huh. After a time I couldn't stand to see anything. . Purple that was my reaction. Oh. I thought, 0. Oh. I got her a Barney for Christmas and little baby. But they, but it's a phase. Bop. You know. They go through, but it it's kind of queue to keep them occupied. . You know, but they do grow out of it. Yeah. Take heart. They're imaginations or something else are your grandkids in Pennsylvania. They do grow out of it. There. Well, no, no, oh. my goodness. Two of them. Are in Omaha, Nebraska isn't. Oh. they're. All over then. Yeah. That terrible, then one the 3rd one is in new Jersey and we get to see her, but the other two we just see on special occasions. Oh. well good. You know, they come in for sometimes for Easter or during the summer and we don't really get to see them too much, which is a shame. Yeah, well, it's part of you know, making tape recordings and all the different things people are supposed to do in that now on that. Recording. Yeah, yeah, how old are they now the ones that. Oh. Well, the ones in Ohio one is five and the other was will be to December 16th. Oh. how cute. Oh. how cute. She will be in four days. She'll be too. So they're about and then the one, the Barney fan in new Jersey. Huh. It will be five also in December when all your sons were just getting married and going out. Oh. how cool. See I remember when all your sons were just getting married and going out and you were all happy and isn't that something how fast time will go by. But oh. I was just so sorry, they went so far away. Oh. you never know though. You know, I'm hoping they'll come back. Yeah, Pennsylvania. So much more. Beautiful than I've only been to Nebraska several times, but not just kinda like on the highway going back and forth different places that gosh, I can hear your phone's ringing in that. Oh. you have you. Oh yeah, I've, never been there. A highway going. Oh. I know, I'm in an office where a lot of phones ring. Oh. So, but I was glad I had this chance to call and catch up my goodness something about how we. Well, sure, I love participating they're probably gonna you know, is it something about how we speak you know, like how we know each other? Well, I think it probably is something about I'm. Not sure if it's about accent or inspection or where you grew up now I grew up in Pennsylvania. Oh. [laughter]. You grew up in Michigan right. Oh okay sure. Did you. Yeah, you did right. Well, we're kind of like soul sisters though. But then you work. We. You know, when you think about the long term effective all of life. I know you know, I was just lucky in America that we do have regional. You know, we're just lucky in America that we do have regional. Um, differences. Um, differences. But enough of our common things. But enough of our common things. I think our country can always pull together, but what happened over there. I think our country can always pull together, but what happened over there. I don't understand it. I don't understand it. It's like they have you know, family is just you know, all this stuff is just hideous really I just can't imagine. It's like no family is just you know. Oh. it's. So terrible. It's really it's. So awful. It. Yeah. It's almost 11 group wants to dominate. I think at regardless of the cost of the expense to others and they. Huh, like my mother was very positive. You know, go do things you know a learn new things and I don't know if I can bring Coleen up with that kind of. Go do things you know where I don't know if I can bring following up with that kind of. Um, positive. Um, positive. Well, I hope I can. Well, I hope I can. And I will try, but you know, there's a lot of really strange people in the world. Oh. you'll. Do a wonderful job. That's really strange. People in the world. Oh. tell us about it. [laughter]. You know, yeah, it's like you know, I don't watch these shows like current affair. I know [laughter]. All this, but it never once a while when you can't help it. While when you can't help somebody else needed to hear about this. Somebody will say G did you hear about this. And it's like gosh, what is the old saying about truth? Oh. I know. Stranger than fiction or something. Absolutely no question yet. Well, I don't wanna run up a huge bill for you. You know. Gosh, do they beep again when you're done? Well, I'm. Actually, not paying for it. If you need to go Janet, just tell me are you really okay, I tried to give a call and I had a good. No I'm having a good time visiting. Yeah, I'm reminiscing about all kinds of things. Do you expect to come to Pennsylvania? I told Phillips. I was going to call you and she said ask her if she's coming East. Oh. sure, it'll be awhile. So while. Because with my mom's being ill we're probably probably not gonna be able to plan much of a vacation for a while, but um, can wants to go down to Disney world. Well, but can want to go down to Disney world. Maybe. Maybe next summer or in the false sometime. Huh. And, um, I would love to be able to go back and show her you know, like Hershey Park, you know, but you know, people don't think about that they think about Disney world. Huh. Oh excuse can show her Hershey Park. Oh yeah, I think it's all my home town. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, it's like, well, Hey, you know, there's a lot of other. Oh. I know you have other nice place. Nice places to see. What she's saying Grandma Barney has a oh that's nice to know? Barney gotta grama. No, no that's. Not Barney that's, one of Barney's little friends there. Yeah. Oh. really oh. you know what they did. Let me tell you quickly. What they did to Phyllis? Oh. And three other dietitian's up at your old haunt the va. Oh. yes, yes, oh chocolate pudding that's. Yeah, um, see. What she said here? Take it. Take it. And get it all over today. And get it all over today. You can make [laughter]. You can make a mess because I'm having fun talking this is better than going to rollers. Okay, here there's a there's, a spoon. Huh. But at any rate, um, they had their job descriptions changed and now they're doing what amounts to clerical work in the department. There we go. Here's. This phone. Huh. . A couple days, a week here. Oh. August a minute here. We got a problem. We got a problem. We got chocolate putting in a face here just a minute that has a login on the outside before you have to eat it here. Oh. 0. Let me see now open your high. Oh. dear, this is the kind of stuff that happens on TV. Oh. dear, I think you're gonna be okay, you know how the chocolate pudding has like a little top. I think gonna be okay, you know how the chocolate pudding has like a little. Oh yes. It flipped up and it's stuck with face. Oh. here here, honey, mom is a good mama. Oh. you're here, honey, mom is a good mama. But so in other words, um, they didn't discuss this with the people at a time. So in other words she didn't discuss this with no, Marsha just came in and laid down the law to make people miserable. Oh. that's a shame. Well, she must be desperate to make people miserable. Why does she do these things? Oh. I don't know quality management. They talk about total quality management and then it says aggressive form of. That is exactly what Phil's said now. Oh. poor. Spell. They're trying to appeal it, but in the meantime, she's had her hours changed. Well, of course. She comes in some days 11-730 and you know, it's just so hard for her. Don't, sit on the poppet know, Stanley streamer is gonna know mama house. Well, of course, because, um, she has to at one time they parked in the navy area. Yeah. Yes, at one time the part. There you know, and then commuted in that's a heck of a walk you know. Oh. yes, I gotta walk you know, it's terrible. Oh here's, another soon, huh. So I just, I don't know, not here. Here. This is better. This is better I'm I'm learning about the physical properties of these things. My I'm learning about the physical properties of these things. You know, [laughter]. Jello. I didn't realize Jello. Could propel itself out of the problem of yesterday. Could propel itself out of it. Well, I made it yesterday, huh. Oh. my goodness. Well, tell Phillips that you know, actually, um, one positive thing about the government is that they. You know, actually, um, one hub. The government is that they. They really have to listen to two sides. They really have to listen to two sides. They can't just do something like that Willy, Nilly. They can't just like exactly those personal people always change hands to and it was kinda hard to find who it was hard. But those personal people always change hands to and it was kinda hard to find who to talk to down there. Yes, yeah, I think they will be going down to human resources either. This week or early next week just simply to lay it on the table and to say look. Oh. We just don't feel that you know, we are geared to do one particular thing. And we're willing to do certain other things, but we don't think we should be demoted totally demoted into another job while the patient. Sure. Oh no of course, not. Suffers. See the the days that she's down there. Oh. I that's the whole thing. No, one is covering there for them. You probably, I don't know. Did you know a Janice there's, a Janice in there? Now and there to to dietitian's right right, well, um, I think it affects Gloria. Let's. See, gosh, I know Gloria the lady that was in the reserves. Yep. Phyllis and two new dietitian's. I can't think of their names who came from the va in new Jersey. They train there. Oh yeah, East orange in there. That's. Yeah huh. It that's. It. So they're kind of upset because while they're down there. No, one is doing the floor work or they're. Oh that's, very dangerous. So stressed out and they have so many patients to cover for each other that it just isn't working. Yeah. Oh. no. And so they really are a they're upset about it's. Not that they don't want to work. It's just that they feel that this was an inappropriate solution to a problem that Marsha had which was people from the kitchen stuff not coming in to work. Oh. So her solution was to bring the dietitian's into cover. Huh, just to have like warm buddies. Sounds like there was [laughter]. It sounds like the military there, but you know, you just can't do that when you're working in the hospital. You know. Really no it's not fair to the patients. You know, hear it put it back in the bowl. Put it back in the ball. I wondered , Georgia mother's still living here with. Um, I wondered is, uh, Georges mother's still living there with Philips too because that was a real hard thing you know, she had to. Real hard. No, you know, she died. Did she pass on our there? She died I'm trying to think was it. Put your put your spoon in there. It might have been about a year ago because I was so hard hard. Oh yeah, because I know that was so hard for Philips, you know, she was at that time working with the home care end of the va too. I'm working with the home pair in. I remember she took me on some of her home visits to places that we're really remarkable. Her home business places. It. Oh. yeah, oh. you know, really difficult. You know, but only somebody like Phillips, could have the background to kinda. Somebody like Phillips, have the background? So to handle all that. See through it. All. Oh. sure sure wrong lady. Yes, such a nice strong lady. Why. Wow, sometimes you don't realize the strength that you have until you have to go through something like that, but. Oh. she is she's very unflappable, huh. So you have to go through something like that. Yeah, he hurt his mother had like this bar or something and sometimes when you would be talking with her the buzzer would go off and she said, oh. just a minute. Yeah, his mother had like this deposit or something and something to be talking with the deposit. Would go. No, I guess it was like she was in a different room, but that's kinda, how she could communicate and I thought bless her heart voice. I have to go check on her and I guess it was like she was in a different room, but that's kinda, how she could communicate and I thought bless her heart boy. She really is. She really is. Oh. she she did I know [laughter]. A St to put up with that. Yeah. Well, this is Janet. Maybe I'm taking up too much of your time here. No, no, we have the Bath water. They had water all around this is fun. All run this is fun it's kinda like I can't believe I'm really talking to you because I thought it's been too long. I know. I think it's wonderful. You know, it really has. I go over to children's every now. And then it's it's very different over there. You know, they have a a food service company in there now I think Marriott if I'm not mistaken. Oh sure. Oh right they've been there. And they changed the cafeteria around it's. A while. All very different, but it's still nice. You know, they have a big patient population in fact last week. My son's sister in law. My son's wife sister had a little baby. That needed. Intestinal surgery at the age of about six months. Oh gosh. And they did it shop. Oh. They so they, they just are geared up to do the most. Wonderful things there you know, you can't hold them the baby's doing well and even in the Omaha they have the children's household. Oh. sure. I think even in Ohio, they have a children's hospitals I'm, not mistaken, but of all the ones in the country. Do they go over the country? There's. There's, nothing like that I've, never. Nothing like that. I never. I haven't seen them. I haven't seen them. All, but I know in the readings and sometimes you'll see things on TV and it's always children's hospital in Philadelphia. All, but I know in the readings and sometimes you'll see things on TV and it's always children's hospital in Philadelphia. You know, right. You know, 0. They do a lot of research and everything. How far you from Janet, how far are you [laughter]? Oh we're far. In fact. Um, from the Chicago Airport up here to Cigna. Um, from the Chicago Airport up here to say. I had to take a, um, an Army course down in Chicago earlier before I this thing was even mentioned you know, anyway to make a long story short there was a lady from Paris France that had just gotten kinda lost in a Airport. Army course down in Chicago earlier before I. Even mentioned you know, anyway to make a long story short there was a lady from Paris France that had just gotten kinda lost in the air Airport. You know, I'm not really totally afraid of strangers. You know, I'm not really totally afraid of strangers. And I could tell she was having some trouble. I could tell she was having some trouble. And I help you find your gate. So I said, can I help you find your gate? We walk down through the United area. We walk down through the United area. Where they have all the pretty? Where they have all the pretty lights and everything? Um, lights and everything. And of course you know, my French was about as bad as her English, but she was going to Grand dialing Nebraska because her I think it was her daughter and her son in law or maybe her son and daughter in law. And of course you know, my French was about as bad as her English, but she never dialing Nebraska because, oh. I think it was her daughter and her son in law or maybe her son and daughter. Forget exactly. But she didn't know how to use the phone or anything. But she didn't know how to use the phone or anything. And I thought, well, I'll help you out here, but yeah, it was another, um, I think she said another two hours or so on a flight out to Grand Island from Chicago. And I thought, well, I'll help you out here, but yeah, it was another, um, I think she said another two hours and so on a flight out to Grand Island from Chicago. So I think from banner down to a would be. So I think from Cigna down to a would be. Oh. you know you get on that turnpike down there by Toledo. Oh. you know you get on that turnpike down there by Toledo the Ohio turnpike. Ohio turnpike and you should be another good long days trip. Did you really long days trip? I. I think now. Ken, my husband he's driven to St. My husband he's driven to St. Louis, Missouri. Louis, Missouri in one day, but that's back before you know, we were you know, over 40 and could deal with those long trips like that, but. And one really. You know, over 40 and could deal with those. Oh. [laughter]. Oh my goodness. Well, I have a sister living in St. Louis and of course, Tommy and I thought, well some summer will just take a hopefully leisurely tore. And maybe pop in and say hello to you for an hour or so and go see my one sister and see our son would be so fine. Oh. Oh wouldn't. That be fun. Well sure, we could even get you like I told Philips, you know, down around Toledo or an Harbor or some place pretty you know, because you wouldn't want to make this long trip. Oh. really pretty you know that wouldn't be nice where about another good hour and a half two hours North of Detroit. We're about another good hour and a half two hours North of Detroit. So we're quite a ways up here. Oh. are you Janet? Oh. I didn't realize that, huh. Huh. Yeah, yep. No, well listen now I better go. I somebody's flagging me, but it was so nice. Oh okay, well sure. Thank you so much for doing this. Oh. sure, I don't mind at all. It was so kind of you. I I think it's fun to make the world a better place. And it's fun to make the world a better place. And if they can learn something. And they can learn something I hope they can't I'll I'll send along a copy of what. Well, fine huh. Just tell them not to use it with the military intentions or anything because I I really don't believe in what they're doing over there. Oh. no, no huh. I think that's terrible we've. Well, we've all written to our Congress really. All written to our congressmen and senators. Yes, I think it's a terrible terrible waste of American people, but maybe it'll work out and we hope that it's gonna be a good thing, but I think it's a case of blind ambition on the part of the President, but yeah. Terrible weeks of American simple, huh. Maybe it'll work out and we hope well, we'll. See gas is a blind envision on the part of the President. Do you really oh. I don't know? I haven't given it too much thought I probably should, but I know you always think these things through you know. Well, yeah, I had to stand and salute and make a decision and I said, no, I don't think this one I can go for, but listen Janet. Oh you'd, make a decision. And I said, oh. no or but, but you say here we will. You guys take care too and, um, anytime you get out this way for sure and I'll send you a Christmas picture. Yeah, I'll wait for sure. And I'll send you a Christmas picture. I've got them. I've got them. All piled up over here. All piled up. Oh great. I'm, just praying, she'll take longer than an hour and a half and half, you know, huh. Oh. I can't wait. I can't wait. No, and then did you say you will be out of the research by February or you will not. No, December 15th. Friday. Oh. the word on the Street in our unit was our unit. And then the the word on the Street in our unit was our unit was gonna get called up on the 18th. So I thought this can't come too soon, but I'm. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness that's calling it. I'm. I just can't leave with my mom and my daughter like this, you know, I think if I were young and single again. We love my daughter. Oh no with your mother. So ill, and a two year old child that would be due to feel differently. Yeah. Sure know, um, and then it's, the whole thing about the push up and off you're gonna. Yeah, if I were single, um, and then it's, the whole thing about the push up and all you know, you just wanna hurt yourself trying to fit in with people that are 20 years younger than you know. Owe my goodness. Oh. I didn't know, dietitian's. They make it make you do that stuff. Everybody. [laughter]. Yep, everybody. Oh. no, okay Janet. Well, listen. Alright and, um, thanks for letting me be part of your study. And. I'm hearing your baby. This is need. You good. And I'll send you information about it. So you know what it was all about. Sure. So and take care I'll. Okay, yeah, and best wishes to your husband to. Tell source you said. Hi am. I will thank you be good now. Okay, Jan huh. Okay, bye. Yeah, bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Amy. Yeah you got a free call I've been waiting for you to call me. Yes, this is a free phone call. Oh. I'm. [laughter], mom told me I'm like what is she gonna call. So excited. I've been trying and I just have been missing you. Oh. I think every day for about seven to eight days. You're kidding that's weird. I know, but for the first few hours at your other number and then Brenda, told me that you were here and then I called last night. Oh yeah. The new number right. I'm surprised it didn't tell you. I don't talk to mom that much. No that's huh. I really don't. I mean, you know, so anyway, what you doing. [laughter]. Yes. We had a big party last night. I'm. Glad you called today because we had a big party last night. Really. We had about 16 people here. Oh my gosh. And yeah, well, we're hosting a new houses humongous it's like big bar and well, it's, not real bar, but bar and a sitting area and views of the city and big balcony and bootable dining room table and so we decorated it all we have two trees. Yeah. Huh huh. You're kidding. About $6 worth of ornaments, but they look beautiful. Oh yeah. They look really pretty like where I bought boards and stuff on a tree and we we got really cheap things, but decorated it really pretty and had candles everywhere and we saved a nice hot dinner me and the three other girls got together and all started cooking Saturday morning and like cleanup the house and then we just made a bunch big cheesecake and chocolate loose and. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh Jamie. How fun? Damn hot Han, honey. , Sam is really good. Really. And potato sales. They usually salads for, um, Christmas. Because it's. So hot hot. Oh. it is hot. Oh yeah, well it's. Not really that bad it's like a 8080 degrees that's. Oh. Nice. That's nice. So they had, we made potato sales id and spent salad and. Oh. you must had too much fun. Else. And I made Christmas cookies. Yeah, and so, yeah, so we had a bunch of different people and we made we made invitation about a month ago and sent them out and, um, so it was really fun. You did. Oh. wow. Oh. how cool. Yeah, we have a good night. Um, I went to a well. Our whole family went to, um, Toms . Remember him from Carmel. My friend. Every summer. He has a party and invites us. All right. So anyway, he had a party tonight and invited us. It was like an or party. Oh fine. I know he invited the whole family. The Kitty, but y'all got dressed up, right. No, yeah, it was. We had everybody get really dressed up. You did [laughter]. It was so fun. Oh. how fun. Oh. neat. Let's. So so how did they did they have a place for the kids. See. Not really you know what he just rebuild his. Um, parents house because he bought it from them. Oh. So he just you know it was like an empty. Basement. So they could go down runaround that kinda thing. Yep. So it was fun. Oh good. So you know, your party was it all couples or was there some kids or. It was mixed. It was half and half girls and boys, but most we had about four or five couples and there's a couple single people, but um, there was an even girl boy. Oh. Oh yeah. Yeah, okay. Yes, so it was nice and they all. Somewhat new each other. Most of them were from Church and see they have a really big trip. Yeah. We didn't invite everyone just a couple people from Church and then, um, one of lace friends from high school and a couple that are from England that are friends of his mom. Yeah. Dad's that we know. Oh. yeah. So just you know all different people, but it was fun. Oh. how cool. We have a good time. 16 it's fun having parties. Yeah. I know it was really fun it's expensive though. Oh. we I know. I don't know how I thought the whole time I think about you like the party. You put on for our wedding I'm going. [laughter]. Oh. my gosh, how do they afford these parties even Christmas Eve? Oh. but like Brenda, had a dinner tonight by time she bought the strip and all she bought all these special. I bought it. Really. No, thanks. Yeah, like me and that must have cost her a minute. It was really good. How who's having having wait a minute? Are you there at Christmas Eve? What time when what day is it? Um, it's, the day before Christmas Eve. Okay, the 23rd. So you know, she it was Saturday though. I see. So she had mom over for dinner. Oh. and you. Yeah, and then Mister was there too. Okay, [laughter]. Oh. you guys like Jeff, Ellie. So. Yes, you did it. She had that where we were there too. It was it was really good. I love doing that having dinner at her house that night. Yeah, she always makes it. Well, you know, you can push the enjoys making it. Alright, just good [laughter]. I know Joyce. She made this spell addressing any after. Oh. I know what it is. Huh. Do you. Yeah. After after she we've all finished dinner. Stephanie. I went back in the kitchen and eight for [laughter]. Me too. Is it Stephanie? She put Stephanie oil. No, no, this is a different 1. Oh. it's been doing. I think that's the first. Yeah, she made a new one, but it was really good she's telling me about this. Oh. The oil on. Really. Yeah, I just try that 1. That's. My favorite. Well, remember we you. I'm, not. And I went to the first 1. She made it was me you Bob and kids. Oh yeah. And she had Indian Chris, once she Patrick once and she had just mom. And you gotta Patrick 1. Oh. I think that's it. And that she's had a dinner every year. Yeah. Yeah, it's. How fun? So expensive. I know. I couldn't believe it. So anyway. But yes, someone else. Oh Steven a couple weeks ago had pain in his side, but I'm in the elbow and he said, oh. I think he's constipated and I'm like well, that's possible because I did run out of fruit and Steve is like a big router. Huh. You know. How funny route, huh? Yeah, so I ended up giving him an animal type not a real minimum, but like this oil thing and, um, everything was fine and then today, he laid back to have his hair missed out. Huh. Bye. You know which employment and he screamed paid him and appointed to the same spot. Yeah. . Huh. I'm like, oh. what's going on. So. I just kinda you know said, oh. you'll be. Okay, and then about a half hour later, he's on the computer room floor crying and I'm like Bob what's wrong with these and he was complaining about his stomach again. . So we brought him in to elbow and then he said he he thought either had problems his kidneys or um, appendicitis. Oh. no. So he tested this year in and nothing showed up in that. So he said it's, most likely his appendixes sore. And probably inflamed. And it probably inflame, but he didn't really do anything now you mean because it's, obviously not. Huh. You know. Good bye funny. That's fair. I don't know. So I said just wait it out and keep an eye on them. I'm like, uh. Yeah, you don't want to birth where. Yeah. Oh. usually they, well, you'd think, they'd send in for an ultrasound to look at it. I would think so, but maybe because of the holiday, I don't know. You know. Yeah. No it's really got half hour. Yes, please. Oh yeah, like I said, who is it, huh. Oh. you have to go. So I wonder no, no, I said he just said who is it. Oh. oh. okay. Oh. So. Hotel. I said, hi. Jerry. He just walked away. Okay. I wonder. Oh. brother. Huh. Well, if he has pay now you gonna take him to hospital anymore. Yeah, yeah, and it was funny because, um, he's like and when you take him to hospital don't, go anywhere else, but Lutheran general I'm like loser in general, what and and and then Bob's like, well, we go to Lake forest and and I real quick spoke him like he doesn't like wake forest, right in front of him. Pain. Oh my gosh. Oh. it doesn't. No, I don't think. So he didn't stop me. . [laughter]. You know, he didn't, correct me. So,. Looper general. I wonder if they have like a special kids. They do it's a they have a that's a pediatric emergency. Cause it's. So big. Oh. I see. So it's a specialist unit. So they know they know. Yeah, he's like no, if you have kids that need to be operated on that's where you need to go. Oh. wow, really. Yeah, I thought it was interesting. So, housework. I was gonna say that I was gonna say that's good to know, but it doesn't really it's. Drive to late fees losing generally that's funny. Good here stupid huh. Work is okay. It's better. Is it. Um, yeah, I have got to know the people a little bit more. What you? Yeah. They they've been there for two years. All of them and so I was like I've been the only new girl that I think. Yeah. They've ever had maybe one of them anyways. Well. So. But what are you doing though? Working as a nurse doing in a medical center. So it's like taking blooded doing helping with procedures. Oh. Yeah. Um, cleaning doing reception stuff like that. Oh. wow. It's. Just all different things. Yeah. But I don't know if I wanna stay there for a really long time, but it's nice. Now because it's only five hours a day. Oh. wow. I know, it's kind of it is nice because when I first got here, I got this job is like eight hours a day. Oh. it's. Nice. Sometimes it was 12 hours today and I just got, I was so overwhelmed and because I thought, oh. I gotta do stuff at home and I'm just not getting time to do anything. Huh. Yeah. And I never got to see anybody and it was just a month, but it was really overwhelming. Yeah. Yeah. Just to have a full time job right away, but so now this is this is seems this is better for me. Yeah, I bet. Good. So I like it. 50. Yeah, and then what else. Let's. So, that's, good. And. What you guys been doing for fun? Obviously haven't party. We've. Yeah, we have been decorating getting ready for Christmas. We made a really big gingerbread house. I just wrote a letter. So you probably hear all this again. Oh. you. We had, we got a made a bigger house. One weekend. Yeah. Um, we went away last weekend with this work because yeah, they gave us, they gave us a weekend away. Oh. really where to go. Oh. Well, they the whole little office went to this motola on the Beach. Huh. So we that was okay, we went with his, um, work and we went to the Beach. Oh fun. So kinda stayed the weekend on the Beach that was nice. That is that's. Just some fun. It is it was. Yeah. Funny. Because you [laughter], I don't really like the Ocean [laughter]. You don't. Well, I don't like coming in it. No, I I know I don't like it. I mean, it's pretty to look at, but that's about it. I yeah, well, it's like sitting out there with it. I don't like I would never wanna live on the Beach. Me there. Scares me I'm afraid to get eaten by shark. Well, when I was down in Florida with Morgan Quinn. Huh. I was a freshman. Right. We were playing. I mean, just jumping up and down into the wave and jellyfish to tell you this. . No. It stung me under my arm and my whole side was not paralyzed number. Oh. my God. For like three days. I mean, it was weird and ever since then I'm like I'm not going in the water. See. Yeah, I don't like it. Because you can't see the stupid jellyfish in their clear. No, you can't. See anything and what if a shark came up when you mean you're in the waves. Yeah. I know it sounds ridiculous, but it does happen here. Oh. you really. Huh. Oh yeah. So I don't know. You. Mean that you're, not you're, not exaggerating. Well, I don't think, I'm being like big, baby. No. I don't make a big deal. I'll. Go in the water, but I just don't go anymore than my waist. Yeah. I just don't like it it's dirty. Oh. Amy. How weird? Yeah. Yes, it's it's. So funny to think that that's a different place. You know, I forget. I know it is it's. So funny. I forget that you have different circumstances. I know like like we're just talking to a charge like nobody decorates here like, um, put light on the house or anything. Oh. no. And I guess this Street in in one suburb decided they were gonna put lights up. Huh. So everybody was went in like the group went down to see these lights. Oh sure, can you do that? It's funny. That's funny, [laughter]. That is funny. They were all it's on the news and like everybody's been like, tell you, how these people with Christmas lights out. Oh. . [laughter]. Oh. is that cute? Well, they just don't. That's. So fine. They just don't. Do at all like the decorations that we do. Oh no. And it's just a different different feeling. You should see. I went overboard with my house. This year. Oh. I didn't find no. Oh my gosh, I've got Greens and lights on everything. Oh huh, isn't. It's just still fun. It pretty. Yeah, it is it looks really cool. I love that. Um, because last he could do it. Cause the baby, you know, was born. Yeah. So I like, I want to decorate. So big. I bet. So I had fun. Have it stopped getting big? I see, huh. Oh. he's such a monster. Huh. Hey, did you get our package? Yes, yes. You did did you see the pictures. We were supposed to tell you. We didn't open it, huh. You didn't open the box. It don't open it. We did we almost left. Oh. yes. I was gonna say I love the picture. He's funny, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh wait, you know, you can open the box. Oh. well, I'll, tell you. We really liked it. I just meant don't open the presence or did you open the presence. We open the Walt. Yes, [laughter]. Oh no, I couldn't help it. I would you like to a problem. I don't. [laughter]. [laughter]. Hey, did you like that? No, I did yes, I can't find it. Lipstick. I wanted to wear it last night. Oh. you've lost . I must have no it was just it got it. Misplaced. Yes, yeah. Got misplaced it must be in my purse because I would like to look it. Oh. we were so excited to open it. Oh. really. Thank you so much Rosie. I was like I don't wanna say because it's that don't open or. [laughter]. He said no, tell him. We opened it. [laughter], but I almost slipped. Oh. I'm, not gonna care. I just said I almost said we like the picture. [laughter]. I saw them in the picture. Oh. oh. funny. It looks like he's getting big. He is oh. but he is just uh huh. See tattling tattling around. Yeah, he gets into everything he's just such a master like I said, he tears everything apart. Yeah. Oh surely. Oh. and and you know, it's a type of kid that you say. No, he doesn't work. Oh huh huh huh. I go no, I know, Hannah. You till, I know she start balling. Well, I won't do it over [laughter]. Okay, that's. I it's like Courtney [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, it's. Funny. Funny. But, um, I can't think what else I sent in that box. Oh. I'll. Oh. so silly pace. Tell you you said acute. Bear. They said PC. We decorated with that. Oh. you like them the white 1. It was so cute. Yes, so sweet huh. Oh. good. We put him out with a decorations. Oh good. It was so fun to get Christmas decorations I've, never like I'll like terrace every little bit because, oh. I love him. Yeah, but I thought he was pretty cool. He's. So cute. Huh. And his arms moved did you really have held up. Yeah, and his legs to right and I like, because it was signed on is Paul. Yeah. Yeah, oh. it's signed. 1995. Well, it's 1995 dated. Oh good. Yeah, and then the artist or whoever whatever lady designed signed. I didn't see that right. Oh good. That's, why I said, it was close. Well, and wait, what else. And elastic and got a soap and he like that. Oh. he did. Yeah, and he loves the paints. Oh good. You sent him. I thought that would be fun for you guys to make something silly. He goes, he goes look at this. I know you guys look at this because I'm gonna do this. I go it's paint. Huh. He didn't know it was I got it. Yeah. You put it. I knew what it was. Cause Paul made me one before I left those goofy things. Yeah. So I showed him what you did with him and of course, he sits down like an hour from our he's playing with it made a little snake we got originated [laughter]. Oh. he did huh. Well, that's, what I figured he could make some for like your windows or something. I know. I know. How fun? And then what I did was, um, because I wanted to write our names on the stockings and glitter it's. Yeah. So strange litters really expensive. Oh. oh really. So yeah, and I couldn't find any, they don't have like craft, shops at all nothing. Oh. No, nothing like that. So I used it and I wrote his name on the puppy. Paints. I wrote his name on a stocking, a little tree like we used to do. Yeah. Yeah, oh good. So it looks cute. And guess, I've been doing they got me flowers like he'd bring home flowers and I drive them and I made a rate. What. Yeah. Cool. You'd be so proud of me tried flower Earth. Oh. Hey. Yeah, it's. So cute. So I made his mom one for Christmas. Oh. what a nice idea. Yes, [laughter]. So you guys didn't open presence. No, no. Oh man, how exciting. No. Not yet. We'll. So what color flowers were they. Do this. They're red Roses little bitty red Roses. Huh. And then I got some purple status with them and then some white it wasn't it's, not. Yeah. Um, babies birth. But it's like a type that it's a white similar. Yeah, a pillar. Yeah, it's pretty it's pretty than maybe I don't like babies birth that much. Yeah. That sounds to me. Yeah, so that was. So what else. I haven't done anything like that in. So long. Oh. I know I just is such a bummer I'm like, Ah, but you know, I should actually planned some dry flowers the spring because I didn't last year. Dr. Flowers stuff. I kind of missed it. Really. Hannah. Did too she's like we don't have any flowers to dry and you know, you don't realize how much the kids are? Oh. Love. It. Yeah, what's saying joy you're doing stuff like that. Into it. Huh. I don't know. So, I'll have to do it. I remember when they told them that was so cute. Yeah, it was fun. Good idea. But so I'm gonna make what. It didn't go verify. I didn't go very far though. Oh. Honey. Oh. it was fun. Where you see here me? Um, well, we were probably we're thinking about renting a house instead of the flat, but we are in because it should be better. Oh. yes huh. So I can't wait because I wanna make a release for me for my house. Oh. is it more money or is it about the same or? L. Yeah, it'll be more money. But it's just worth it because it's really hard to live with people. Oh. It's not my truck. I mean, we have our own separate space, but it's just they're just around all the time. Huh. Yeah. So, it's really hard. Oh. So then I bet, you're really enjoying where. You know. You're at right now. Yeah, we are because they are always over. She walks in early in the morning. Trucks in a new guy. She would yes, so yeah, it's 730 morning, we're saying having breakfast. You're kidding. I had a bra because I was getting ready for work and we had everything closed, you wouldn't think someone would walk in. Well, yeah. Yeah. So she just came in open the curtain and popped her head in. She said Chi and she came in. Oh. I just wanna know if you wanted phone book like why would you come in to somebody's house at 730 in the morning. It's really it's. Just embarrassing. I just don't like it and we can hear them and like I had friends over and we were laughing and she wraps on the door. And yeah. It was. Amy could you keep it down like a it was only it was 10 o'clock. Oh my gosh. When she knocked it's 10 o'clock at night? We were just laughing and you just forget that somebody's next door. You know, it's not like we were playing loud music or something. Huh. But. Oh yeah, I mean, who why would you mind hearing someone laugh. You know. I know I know so I don't know. On top of it. So she just kind of gotten snippy. So. Does late. No, this lady any in any other way. Other than just renting. No, we just rented from her, but he gets he gets so mad because I can't stand. Oh. He does. Cause she doesn't. Yeah, she just. You know, just nosy, but she can be nice to. Pain. Yeah. So that's, the hard thing. Yeah. She's, you know, she's concerned. That I Miss home. So that's why she tries and pops in all the time, but it makes it worse because I'm used to having like lots of space lady [laughter]. Oh. Privacy. Leave me alone. You problem. Um, you know, I mean, the more, she popped in the more. I get like I don't have any space getaway. Yeah. So anyways, yeah, so what else was Bob doing. How weird? Um, trying to make me happy [laughter]. Huh. Keep trying to help me with this party it's. Just so funny effect tonight. Oh. We came home he's like okay, what you want me to do some like. That's. Okay, it's really it's. What they said [laughter]? Yeah, [laughter]. Just so cute. I know, [laughter]. It's. Fun. I know. Some like, well, I need these cable set up. So let me set the table up tables up then I need to type in the bags. . I don't know. Doesn't, make it fun. Yeah, it does it makes it a lot of fun for Brenda in Kent. You know, I know. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. Why. Well, sees still are not in the same. Oh. no, I didn't. You know, and and you could just see Brenda would throw a big here and he drove it back and he didn't sit on the sofa. Oh huh. Don't. You hate being married. Yeah. You just wanna cringe and say listen. Huh, they both. It could be a lot easier. I know if they would just it. It could. I don't know, it's both of their faults. Yeah. It really is it's, not just Kent and. I'm really surprised. It's. I'm really surprised. That they just keep doing that. Yeah, I know you I've told her. What of paying it? So much work it really. And she just doesn't wanna hear it. Yeah, like Brenda, I used to submit to him you know the thing is everything. You should really. . . She want everything her way. And you know, I mean, he has a life too and he's in a pending about things and you know, I don't know. . Yeah. No, I know, it's both you're, right. It is both. Oh. it definitely is both. It has to be because. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. So anyway, it was funny. But [laughter]. But I I was gonna say like Brenda, how do you plan on going off in a mission field? You're, not you know, unified. Yeah. And you can't even get a dinner on together without. There's, not gonna send you anywhere to you guys get on the same wave links. I know. Yeah. I gotta get I'm. Just gonna give her a hard time about it. Yeah, I think they need to do something together. So anyway. Yeah. Like a projector put to find something. I'd like to do together and do it. And you know what I mean. Have kind of ground. Yeah, find some common. Oh. But I'm gonna hear about today. Yeah, so how you doing. She's doing good. I got the nicest letter from her. I laughed and cried it just a little letter, but she, she writes really well. Oh. you did. Jesse. She'll, write like she talks you know how people do that. Huh. You get a letter and you laugh because you feel like they're, right there, you know, she's like telling me little things. Yes, yeah. Henry, does like when he drives past your house. Oh okay. He says TV, huh. [laughter]. And when he passed. Goes past McDonald's. He says French fries [laughter], but it's just really cute she's just telling me silly things, but huh. Oh. I guess so fun. Yeah. Richard. It's cute. Oh my gosh, that kit is so cute. Amy. [laughter]. Oh. oh man he's a horrible. How fun? He's. I know. Cool. I Miss the kids. So bad. Oh. you do. Because it's just not kids here. No there's. Not. This is you know, no there's. Do they have any big family out there? Nothing. No, no, I mean, no, they have kids. I mean, but I'm, just saying you know, like his family doesn't have any kids. Yeah. . Just boring, just boring like Christmas and stuff like that you know now like the season just like, oh. there's a little kid. Yeah, uh huh. Yeah, yeah. I get excited about, huh. So. Can you keep a secret? But what. Well, just don't tell me because you probably talking to somebody tomorrow morning if that maybe Brandon might call you, but nobody's coming home or did you already know that. I I know that for Christmas. Oh. yes, I'm. So excited. Hi, mom told me. She comes. She comes tomorrow and I can't wait. Oh. how come it's a secret. Is she is she coming surprise? Um, she wants to surprise everybody. Nobody knows. No, not even mom was gonna know, but then mom told her she's gonna go out there. . So Indian had to tell her. Mom says she's gonna go out there for. No ma'am went out there. Um, a week ago or 10 days ago or so ma'am dead. Oh. Oh. but that's good mom went out there. This, oh. yeah. I'm. So glad. But see since they were going out there. Dean. Told her. Figured. Yeah, sheared. She couldn't surprise or keep the secret. Oh. everyone's gonna be. So excited. Huh. They really had fun. I think last time they were here, huh. Oh. they did. That's. Oh. needing she just kept going on and on about it. Good. No, she they had a lot of fun. Oh. that's. Good. Yeah, so I can tell she's excited. Oh. that's, gonna make fun. Christmas. So she comes tomorrow on Christmas Eve. Yeah. Oh. I would never wanna fly on Christmas Eve. But I can't, please. I know I thought they were crazy. Isn't that the busiest day? I know with all the kids. Yeah. That's, not. I had to walk through the Airport. Huh. Man. Yuck. I flew in a few days before. Right. Oh well huh, at least she's coming that's exciting. . I know I can't. So everybody coming to the party. I think so I think Andy's gotta go to both places, man and here. Oh. What a shame? But I think everybody else is coming. Huh. T S. Let's. See what else is it. You know, I I I I know I'm gonna hang up and told this. Oh. Thank you. Oh. brother. How can I tell you? We've been talking about having a baby. I'll. Go ahead. Yeah, well, not well, not really not really like we're gonna have with now, but we want her phone. Yeah. So bad. Oh it's. I do [laughter]. Just so fun. I can't wait. So excited. But but if you had a baby that means you'd probably be out there longer [laughter]. It would be fun. No, not necessarily. No. That's the whole idea. See if I have it now. [laughter], then his family can see our babies [laughter]. Oh really. Then you can go. Yeah, [laughter], no, we know we did talk about that though. Oh. that's funny. It would be good if if they'd be able to see. Yeah. Us with kids. You know, otherwise it's, gonna be like baby really left out. Yeah. They would be. You know. Well, it's gonna be hard for you to. Huh. Yeah, but it's good because nobody really puts pressure like you should do this. Yes. So you should do that. Yeah, well who could tell you what to do you know, me, man. Yeah. If only the Lord. But it is hard. No, when you say. Yeah, yeah, it is hard. Yeah. It is hard because but the good thing is it's like at least right now. And. I feel like really appease. My how hard like I know that this is what. God wants and when he wants us to go. Yeah. You'll know. Then. We'll know, and that'll be right. And I'd rather. Do I'd rather have a piece in my heart. Then come home and be. And know that I just came home. Just because I want you know what I mean like it would just be not good. Yeah, yeah. So. Yeah. But I'm sure that eventually will be home. That'll be good. I can't wait. Yeah, we did talk about that. But we probably will end up settling at home. Bye. Yeah, eventually. You know, I mean, but yeah, I mean, I don't know how long it you know, it won't be tens of time because then because that would be hard to if you spent 10 years here and then move that would be that would be heart wrenching and so you, yeah, we I think even five years is long because you just start you know, I mean, you start to. Yeah, that'd be even worse. Yeah, go into it. Right and then then you we're gonna go back and be strange again. It's gonna be another no whole big thing. Yeah. You'll you'll be surprised. So. How attached you'll be at five years? To hear. Yeah. Yeah, see, I don't wanna. Yeah, that's. You will, but I mean that might be bad. Yeah. You know, I mean, maybe that's what the Lord wants you know, you don't know. No, I mean. Yeah, that's. It you just gotta we just gotta, but yeah, but the only thing is like we had to talk about it because I wasn't, I was getting like listen, I don't wanna just string along here. Play by year. How are we gonna stay there? Forever or what. Oh yeah, so in your mind. Cause that's hard to when you don't know at all you don't even have anything because like what are we gonna plan for gonna buy a house here. Yeah. Are we gonna rent a house here? Yeah, you're right. Well, that's, not that's, not just squander our money or we gonna say for house. You know, I mean, it's just stuff like that you have to. Yeah. Have a game plan, huh. Yeah, so that's what we've been talking about just like that we have to have an idea of. Yeah. What's going on? Right that. So, that's. What we decided that we would in a few years come back after we had some kids here free, huh? It's. Yeah. And that, um, how many. Free free as in no money [laughter]. Go. Really know what. You get them. Yeah. I don't know that. No it's free. Wow, that's pretty cool. It's. All charge by the government, but we get taxed really heavy. Oh. you do. So you pay for it in the end you know, it's just bank. Huh. Yeah. Um, bad. I were trying to get a game plan as far as babies he's like so what's going on now. [laughter]. Huh, correct. Oh my God, I don't know you think. Huh. No, Geez. It was just funny because he's like, well, you know, we're just kind of winging it here and then I wanna know. Huh. What's going on? Huh. Are we having anymore? Babies aren't. We because if we're not, then we better do some about it. So it's funny. Oh okay, I see. So we ended up, we ended up waiting and I ended up telling him that I wanted to wait till I was like 36 to do anything. Yeah, bye. Definitely. Yeah, that's got it. Cause I just feel like how can I make that decision. I just feel like that's out of my hands. It's in the Lord's hands. You know, like who is my mom and dad decided to stop, Bob look look who they would have. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's true it's true and yeah, you think about funny bill too it's like they get sick kids, but they handle it and they're. Yeah. Yeah. Happy. You know what I mean. It just depends. Yeah. But you know, oh. any even Paula being eight years old. S. How much he takes care of Scott? Yeah. Alright, well, it's not neat. Oh. yes. I thought that would be need to see. I can go take a shower and say Paul. You know, Scott and he does you know, as long as I don't. And it's. Good for them. Oh. it's really good. I have to be careful. Not to make it anymore than like 10 minutes. Right. So because I can't expect probably that attention span of something. Yeah. No, no, no. So important you know, because if anything did happen to. Yes, right. Got it. Wouldn't be his fault. Yeah, yeah, or you would carry it or something. So. Yeah. You wouldn't want that, but yeah, it's not need it need. It is. Hi, Josh. And Ben take care of the kids is that fun. They. Yeah, well then there's a mama. Tell me she's like you know, have them take care of the kids. I know. Paul, can do it. Okay, you're, right. Yeah, he. Good thinking. And it makes them feel good too and it helps them to get close someday. Yeah, oh. Paul love them. They're gonna be. So close. It went if I have to yell at Scott. No. I got you know, say no or whatever he gets. Yeah. So mad. It's cute. Yeah, yes. Oh. it's cute possible like he's such a tender heart. It is cute. Yeah. You know what I mean. He's like Carolyn. You know what he does any. He he doesn't like when other kids have things that he likes. Uh huh. So he takes and hide them. Huh. Oh my God. Hannah. You know, she'll have a special toy and it'll be missing for a few days and I'll, look in his room. Yeah, huh. I'll find it like hidden under Paul of blankets. Hey, he hides her choice. No. Yes. I thought you meant he had his choice. No, so she lost her white little stuff. Oh. that's really good. Kitten. So is there we're looking for it. .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\". Bye. Nancy, you're. [laughter]. Putting me on right and what are we going to talk about [laughter]. I'm, not putting you on I'm, actually getting. We well, [laughter]. We can't talk about anything because it's see other people will hear this, but [laughter], but I thought it would be fun anyway, just to hear your voice [laughter]. Bye bye. Well, yeah, this is fun. But I'm still not quite sure what it is. We can talk for half an hour now. It's. Yes, we can talk for half an hour about anything. That you don't care about everybody else us [laughter]. If anybody else find out about it. [laughter], which is in our life. We can talk about just about anything. [laughter], actually, I think it's the C I A found out that I was living in Mexico and so they're asking me to call out these America [laughter]. Huh. That's. [laughter]. Well, where did you find what is this where you can spend sometime talking about this little tape? It's, a linguistic data company. Huh. And a out of the university of Pennsylvania. It's, wonderful to hear your voice, but it is so weird. Yes. [laughter]. Well, that's. What I said, I saw this I'm teaching English at a language school and yes, and she had this this notice up there that said you know, call home for free, but I'll call another country, but it has to be two native American speakers? [laughter]. You're at a language school. Oh okay. . . Oh okay. And so she's as well. Yeah, you could call people. Bye bye. Mexico, but they have to be Americans. You know someone has a name. I said I know someone I'll. To. Do it, huh? [laughter]. Well, I it does it matter. If I'm horse. I mean, does that does that cancel the deal? 00, well as long as you a you know, don't change your access [laughter]. Yeah. And as long as I'm audible [laughter]. Oh Lord. Well, it will tell them we'll talk. Well. What you can say say [laughter]? Would I get [laughter]? Well anyway, so well, I'm teaching part time. . It's a part time temporary job, which is a lot of fun I'm teaching. [laughter]. This guy a businessman from Mexico who's up here and you know has too much money and so it's taking English classes in the morning. Bye bye. . . And doing some oughta. V I S is doing an audit on his company up here in in the afternoon. . So, [laughter]. Interesting, [laughter]. So it so a. Oh. you're. If you're working for a company. Yeah, I'm working for a language, a a place called the International horizon. Just a language school. . And so, um, so it's only part time. All the people are part time. But this thing is this is not through them. No, this is they. Okay, was it something you saw a bulletin bulletin board? Yeah, it's. Just something they had up there at their. This was something you said an bulletin board. [laughter]. That's, right cut that out. [laughter]. They might cut us off. We're gonna be cut off immediately. [laughter]. Click [laughter]. So how is it. I mean, are you happy? Well, yes, I know I mean, I I I am basically real happy except that I haven't found the ideal job yet, which is which means I haven't. Huh. Yeah. Bye. Well, yeah, I believe is something in language. Yeah, I haven't found a job that pays what I want a job that can support me. Huh. Well, how do we ever find that job? Yeah, yeah, that's that's. Basically what I mean. I having fun. Huh huh. I like this job and I would love to do this part time and you know, group around stuff, but I can't. . You said you paid an hourly basis. Yeah, I I'm getting paid $10 an hour, which is okay. Oh yeah, when you consider what I'm being paid and every day. But. Really huh. It's less with the basis. And like this week, I you know, I might I'll probably work like around probably over 20 hours. Yeah. This week, but then first I guess she had already hired another lady or talk to someone else to start teaching. Mhm. This guy and he wants five hours a day. Huh. So what she did was she said, well, I'll, give you know each of you half. Huh. So, I'm only teaching him it's Monday to Saturday, but I'm only teaching him like 14.5 hours a week and then, but like, she's, she asked me today. That's a lot of English for this one guy, huh. Can you teach another? Oh yeah, but it goes by really quickly. I'm amazed. But they're they're real real loose real real nice real nice people. She's America. What is the like like a what's, his level? Uh, well he he's beginning, but but he's kind of one of those false beginners. . I mean, he's, he understands quite a bit or can have you know a sort of simple conversation and stuff or can actually talk about a lot of things in there at a very simple level. Huh. But I mean, that it gets all his verb tenses mixed up and so, so if you know, it's. . Alright, I mean, yeah, I'm kind of enjoying it. Okay, well you're too. Yeah. So, so I mean, like you know, it's it's. Alright, now, but like today she said, can you fill in for me for a class tomorrow for an hour and half and so I I think she's probably gonna be like that because she's she's trying to get her master's because she's not sure? They're gonna be able to hang on to this language school because with the valuation of the pass. So they lost a lot of their clients. Okay. And, um, so. Yeah, we just had another 1. Yeah. Oh and in December gas is going up gasoline. Well, I yeah, somebody here said there's a room. So. Well, it's it's it's and if I was, I almost had a fit, the Secretary system is changing the subject at school and I haven't even made my checks for Erica stuff for first and second. Great or I was saying you know, when you make these copies. Huh. Can you reduce them for me and she says, well, have Sophie told you that I don't know if I want this going out over there? Huh. Right. Maybe something might be looking [laughter]. [laughter]. I don't think it's gonna be broadcast there or anything. [laughter]. [laughter]. So, so she says has Sophie told you that that she asked you to pay for your copies I'll come again pay for my copies and I said, excuse me, I I mean, I you know anymore. [laughter]. oh oh. Okay. I've, just been. So testing and huh. Oh. no. And so I said, uh, you know if if that happens, um, I won't be here tomorrow. [laughter], I was perfectly serious, but the Secretary thought it was funny. Huh huh. So I don't know if she passed the message on, but I I haven't heard it from Sophie's mouth then I need to pay for my coffee. Huh. Huh huh huh. My coffee. My copies and and so, but anyway, I'm not really all that. Happy there. But but I like the kids really well, the kids are really cute. Huh huh. And I'm. I even have quarter. They base. Oh. God, that was a screen. We had Holloway and I get dressed up. You know, my which custom. Huh. I had the app from last year. Everything. [laughter]. So, it's really easy to really easy to get into the role, but they were just crazy. Yeah, somehow I can picture you. They just loved it. They were so cute. Huh huh. So, but anyway, so, but I'm I'm, not happy with the pay and there's. Well, let's. See. Yeah. No, you know, there's. No, I should you know, I'm stupid Rosie, right you're. Huh. Leaving from the the pin to the fire or something. Yeah, well. But I I don't know if it's gonna I I haven't even talked to Dan. I thought I lost track of what's happening over there. So. Oh. he's still there. Anyway. Yeah, he's still there. And there's a guy that came that's came as is a a a Kevin customer. Huh. Look alike [laughter]. Oh. really wow, I left. Maybe we should have stayed that's, right then we could have argued over that [laughter]. I left early darn. Huh. This could have had a much better year for [laughter]. [laughter]. So anyway, and then I have private classes with the with was about seven of the kids from from my group. S. Huh huh. On on. Well, that's, good that that helps a lot. Well, it's, a little, yeah, it's extra little extra coming in. Yeah. So so anyway, we go. Yeah, so. So I'm. Sorry, I interrupted go ahead. I just the copies. Yeah. I think I did when she told me about that. I may not have a job here. Oh. Just because I if she, if she says to me you're gonna pay for your cost and I'm, not going to do it. Yeah. I'll, just set flat thing. And then she won't fire me of course, because when she gonna get another native speaker off the bat or another English teacher period. Yeah, yeah. They're, not hang on. Yeah, but you'll say, well, but maybe she'll give you the bill about them that the times are hard and [laughter], you don't have to pay for. . Didn't. Tell me about it. I took my little my my big kettle and I got one little tiny done. It and we're ticket treated at school [laughter]. Oh. . She could see all the way down to the bottom [laughter]. So. So anyway, so finish telling me yours the half hour will go fast. Social date. Yes, you would have to pay for copies of what. Do we get automatically cut off? You get automatically cut off at half an hour. Yeah, uh, yeah, they tell you. [laughter]. They say something like you have you know, a couple minutes late or something. Okay. And you're supposed to hang up some isn't. Okay, alright, [laughter]. This is so wonderful. I tell you [laughter]. This money. And I'm actually getting paid to do this. This is I think it's really hysterical. I said, oh. yes, I'm gonna pay $10 to talk to isn't fun. You're getting money for this. Oh. that's that's. Amazing, no, well now I don't think you would you call out of the, you didn't call out of the goodness of your heart [laughter]. Oh. Only in America. That's, right [laughter]. I should have known that's. Why I didn't think? I had. No, this can't be Nancy. This is not Nancy calling me. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, actually, I wouldn't have called you. Otherwise, because I'm incredibly broke. Oh. well, I know. Well, that's. Just like me to, I think, I'm gonna call Nancy. I wanna call Nancy. I got your number from from your mother in law. Oh. She called me. She wanna know if I wanted those last two tickets that are running around her yard. Oh. she doesn't want anyway. [laughter]. No [laughter]. Oh. that's funny. And so, so I was like in a week moment. I said, well, well, you yeah, I guess. And then I thought no, I got a whole pen. Full of them and and and they're not doing anything, but but making a mess and so I called her back and said, no I'm. A. Sorry about what. But she was she was real nice about it. Well, that's really really funny. Huh. Because I asked her before we left, I said, do you want these or should I give them to somebody or sell them? No, no, I want them. Well, she likes them. I guess, she's tired of them. They're they're pushing all over. Yeah, huh. So. Huh. No. Okay, so and so what else about the house better doing did you have a job. Oh. no he's. Doing his very best to be Mister victim. . And make life miserable for for anybody. [laughter]. Who can and talk as much Spanish as he can? And complain as much as he can. Huh. And. So I I really yes, no, I I yeah, I'm. God I'm, gonna kick to his button. So tired of it. I mean, I really have no idea whether he's gonna last you know, from one week to the next it's like you know, he goes up down up down up down which is the same way. . Oh. . But I mean, if he looking he's he's he's been actively looking. Oh. you know, speaking of jobs before I forget. Huh. I got a letter from Lisa and Jeff. Huh. And that was like it's about 23 weeks ago and they haven't found job by then. . You're kidding. No, they said he's doing like doing some house sitting and she's doing, um, I don't know something like occasional babysitting or something or house cleaning house cleaning. Huh. . 00, yeah, well she said she could make a lot of money at that. If. Huh. But but and she wanted your address. Huh. Well, you know, I I called. So, but you have that you have there. Huh. Yeah, well, I called, I have the address and I so I called directory assistance to get your number because I want I've been using her as a reference to for teaching jobs, but I am. Okay. . . Bye. So I've tried a couple times by calling it, but I there's always a machine or nobody at home and so I click hang up as soon as I hear the machine. Huh. So I don't even actually know the term of seeing this because I don't wanna get charged for talking to a machine. Huh huh. Exactly that's. What I do too? When I call the state you don't have a machine right? So a. Well, I do now just because you know, because. Okay, but when you use it on the 4th ring. Yeah, it's on the 4th ring. Yeah, so hang up after like the rings and. Okay, don't, hang up. You don't get it before that. Um, yeah, because we're getting because I was getting so many calls back like on the interviews or things that I mean, I just wanna Miss. Um, that you're missing. Yeah. And of course, Roberta the other day when we had this installed a erased, a message and said, well, somebody was calling because you had cool to have our center mezzanine. Huh. Oh. you have any idea who it was no, oh. okay, could be one of any 50 people. Huh. Well, no problem. Don't bother to answer the phone anymore, but I'm gonna buy a machine. Yeah, huh. [laughter]. Hi, no huh. Bye. And know, boy and you just, you missed the earthquake. Oh. God, it was. Yeah. Alright, but. So frightening. God I've, never been. So scared of my life. I never felt anything. That's wrong. Really. It was that bad [laughter]. Well, we were why I think. Yeah, some friends had come over to watch a movie and then they had gone home and we were just sitting around watching the news or something else. . Huh. And it does, huh. That was just this earthquake in though. So we like we called his mom at like 12 o'clock at night or something and she was like, yes, we're still here. . We're still shaking, huh. . I know, it's pretty scary. Yeah, it was well, I you know I was with Martine and Patty went downtown. Yeah. . You know, we never got a well on Friday night. Okay, so we went to the on the East side and all of a sudden you know, we look at Marnie looks at me and I said, we're out of here, but it it started it didn't start real real it's wrong. Huh. Real strong that's. It was just like it was that a hello. What. Oh. I don't know, we're getting up, but anyway, so so we got out by the time we got out. No. I mean, the payment was blocking it was just like, oh. there's. Yeah. This I remember this truck. It was just bouncing up and down like somebody had it like a Yahoo. Huh. Oh my goodness huh. No, it was just like super frightening. And nothing happened to your house, sir. Well, I mean some things fell off the shelf and stuff and you know, no, nothing. But yeah, no, but. No, no, no. And then the funny thing in the funny thing was I don't all of a sudden, where's, the statement and I go, oh. yeah, where's. Joey. Hope. You know, and everybody first ran out of the restaurant and and you know, typical typically Mexican. Huh. I know if she is all this is being paid, but nobody went back to the restaurant to pay. Yeah, [laughter]. They all split except for you know, when when I was like a a deserters Island when we went back to finish our mail, we actually went back sat down finished our mail. Yeah. Oh. you did. We what we ordered the key, but he says, well, I I'm, sorry, but I can't give that to because the bottles are broken or something. But but we we paid for our mail, but we were the only ones who went back. Oh. it. Can you believe in the rest was full? Oh my goodness, where were you down downtown? But anyways, huh. It was called or something. Oh huh huh. But anyway, I mean the food was good stuff. You know, it wasn't. Yeah. It was strong, but it wasn't that I mean, everybody just I mean, how long would it take them to go back and say how much do I owe? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just throw some money. But anyway, so so how the girls liking and stuff for you. Oh. they love the school and and they both got got real good teachers. I mean, Steffi Steffi teacher has real Hernandez spelling. . I mean, she was as my first parent teacher Conference that she was showing me. It's. Okay. They're learning letters and sounds and she says, oh. yes, we're writing down in words. [laughter]. She had written down. Necktie, N E S A K T I E and and necklace after that was also spelled terribly wrong. Good Lord that's. With an a. And so I just, I pointed out a necklace and then I said, oh. wait there's more. Huh. I said, well, I better not, huh. We better stop here. But and lease. It's. Glad that she's not first grade teacher. No, yeah, but she but she's really a wonderful Pepe lively. . You know, fun fun person and you know, stuff he's really happy. Huh. And and leases teachers. Wonderful really really nice. This just adorable lady that's. You know, just, oh. I lease is so sweet. . And I just love her and she's such a good student and well, I she's just you know. No. And she's really good. . I mean, I lease lease it's like reading books like crazy, she's like mom. Oh. I don't know. I just love reading now and I just, you know, she's really she's really excited about school. Oh. that's. Wonderful. And. So and and she's, you know, she's made some friends here. By. Both of them, but, in the neighborhood, there's, their two kids that live across the Street, they go to a private Catholic school close to here. Huh. . . So they don't do the same school, but uh, like the boys in second grade and the girls in 6th grade and and they play really well with the lease and Steffi and then there's another little girl who's stays with her. Oh. . . Grandma. Tell mom pick her up after work who's in. I think, she's in first grade and she's comes over here. . Almost everyday to to play with them stuff. So. So they you know, they're they're basically pretty happy this. Um, you know, they like the school and they're. Well, that's that's that's. Yeah. It because it sounds like the homely monkey or the. Yes. Yeah, you know, huh. Yeah, it's. Yeah, well, yeah, I should know, huh. Yeah, and I well, did you hear the whole story? Well, he was there for like a like the 40 days. Oh. well, this is he supposed to be there for five days right. . But of course the test showed that he had tiro plasma us, which is a blood disease. . 9. And what is that. A blood disease. . Of course, this had to happen of course, so that was like major Tom and we were having major problems because of this major [laughter], which I'll write to you about. . . . . . Bye. And so, um, finally then you know, calls all over Mexico and all over Texas I'll. . Have to find out you know whether you can treat this or not finally find out from that. Huh. . It took so that, oh. sure you can treat that don't worry about that. . So it goes down, but to make sure he actually you know, treats it and gets rid of it. . He goes down twice to the radio stays overnight for a night or two each time. . Huh. You know, two or three nights each time at hotels and stuff and and is giving this treatment to this horse. . Huh. La like comes back then goes back down. Give another treatment and comes back then he has to go back down for when they take the blood out again after another two weeks. A nightmare. So and yeah, and he the horse was there for like six weeks a you know, costing us. What a nightmare? Huh. No more than much more than we. Then the horses worth [laughter]. That we had wanted. Yeah, much definitely much more than it's worth to me. [laughter]. . And and but finally it did get cured and so the second time they they approved it to come across the border, blah, blah. Bye. And the only sort of good thing. That's happened in relation to the horse. So far is that in looking at staples and stuff around here. . Huh. It turned out. Somebody said there's a stables real close to your house, but they're very expensive. . So we go there. I said, well, let's, just go look at it and see if maybe we can strike some kind of deal with them or whatever it turns out that these people are a their daughter was kicked in the head. Huh. Huh. Huh. . Last last year by a horse and was in a Coleman. 11. So they're like have major bills and stuff too, but they they're building a new stable and and wanna build a Newhouse and stuff. Huh. Bye. Huh. Bye. So they we made a deal with them that better would drop their plans for this. Huh. Bye. Huh. This place in exchange for the first month. Bye. A rent and board and it's, right down the Street from our house. Bye. It's really really incredibly convenient for that though. Huh. But now, they're they're leasing. 6. This property there on and says they're moving by the middle of November. Huh. Huh. So now we have this other, you know, dilemma. Huh. Now, we're gonna put it now and he's tonight. . He's off to a meeting with some channels here that and it's gonna see if he's gonna. Huh. Huh. Yeah. Did he hook up with some people had met before? Uh, no, no, well, actually he actually some of these people that he's one of these guys who's going to the meeting with tonight. . Actually said that he knew a Toyota knows in Kula, not one of his friends, but someone someone better nose in that's kinda funny. Huh. Huh. Is what a small world. You know. Um, because this this guy, apparently used to live in renew. Let's. See. Huh. This guy too, but huh. But so, so he's still, but I I can't find a job. There's. No jobs for him or what. Huh. Well, first of all because he's got blue Bloods, you know, so unless unless you know something is Dino, you know, they'll, you know, they're they're. . He won't probably be working because he wants the perfect nine to five jobs and you know a. Huh. But you can't do that at first. And and good pay with you know, even though even though he can't speak the language. Well, [laughter], you know, he doesn't, he doesn't think that should be a problem right. Huh. . You see and the the yeah, and the real problem is that on one of them. Huh. Huh. Are real problems. Is that all architects here? [laughter]. Almost. I mean, he's been to like two places. So far that don't use computers for drafting now. Huh. Everything what. What do they use what do they use? They use. I mean, all yeah, that use computers. Oh. they use computers. Everybody. Oh. I mean, he's been to like two places that didn't require that you know, computer drafting, but all the other. So what does that mean that means he has to take a course? That means. Yes, take of course, so he's currently if he's still here next week, he signed up to take this computer computer draft computer assisted drafting course next court next week, which starts next week, which is it's. Huh. Just two nights, a week. So I mean, he can still work and you know, it's not like a full time commitment or anything, but a. No, but he should do that because then you know, then he can get like referrals through these people and stuff. Yeah, well, that's. What he's gonna do, but? Of course, he's already planning that he's doing this. So that then when he goes back to book / he'll, make a fortune. . See [laughter]. That's. His plan. Oh. yes, he's already planning. You know that. Oh. well, maybe we have to stay here. This year because the girls are in school . Yeah, so he's already. And what are your thoughts on this. Well, my thoughts are. [laughter]. We we we don't want it on the air. He's, right [laughter]. [laughter]. Something we we don't want to. That's, right. You write me a letter, huh. No [laughter]. Uh, I mean, you know, there is there. Yeah. I think since you made the move and stuff give it a chance. Well, that's that's. Good Lord. What I told him to? . I mean, you know, and and there are free English classes. [laughter]. They're they're, English classes. That's. What like when when when he you know, we were there many many years ago and they stopped it? That. So that mean, that's something that you take advantage of. English was all over the city for free. [laughter], maybe would've ended, huh. I told them about. Yeah, I found these classes. Four nights, a week. I said go better. I said go to these at two different places on you know, Monday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Thursday, oh. he went like you know, for a week and I don't know. Huh. Huh. My. Well, the classes are no, good. . They speak too much. [laughter]. Spanish there the no, the teachers learning more Spanish than the students are English. No I'm, not gonna go home. Bye. Okay, alright, well what is your plan for learning English. Then [laughter]. Huh huh huh huh. So it's it's watching channel 41 on TV, which is the Spanish channel? [laughter]. Hey, that's. Now, that's good. Maybe they might have some commercials on the. That's, right. . I bet though I know. So. So he's, right now in this impossible. You know, being as impossible as he can be and [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. I know I bet the way. I just spoke to him. Well, we're we're still planning. If if you guys or if you read it. Yeah, no plan plan to say it still. So yeah, yeah, yeah, because I got a letter from another friend who said you know, um, that's needed the Grand Canyon. Huh. So like these things you know, we stop and see you and and then they do the Canyon and maybe make San Diego. So. Oh. that'd be. So much fun. Yeah, we love to see you. Yeah. I mean, Geez, I don't know if it was like I Geez, I have no one to talk to , huh. Huh yeah, yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. I have to just do when I'm angry. Oh. you [laughter]. I do and that's terrible. We can't believe how many times I said? [laughter], right now. All if I could only call of Rosalie [laughter], but I've been. [laughter]. Oh Lord, I was writing. I just added writing a letter on Sunday night, but I didn't get very far because the music started Sunday night at eight o'clock. Yeah, I I. Now this sounds strange to you. Yeah. You know what time they stopped 20 minutes to 4. What. Oh my goodness. Monday morning. I was white. I was livid. I just, I just was screaming. I just, I lost it. [laughter]. I lost it, huh. It was going over the radio. I just, I you know, I called the police. I said you know, can't you do something. I know they weren't gonna do anything, but I said I just was so funny. Huh. Yeah. It was one o'clock. [laughter]. You know, like I can't you do something in the . What was the thing? Uh. Excuse me and I said, yes, I think they're they're in their home they're in their house because we can't do anything. Huh. They have a right. I go, they have a right. What what what do? They have a right. I have a right and I said, did you ever hear a guy named us? What about me? [laughter]. Oh. well, Hey, you would love my neighborhood. Huh huh huh. It is so quiet that that is like one of the things that just shows it or not. Oh gosh. He he when we moved in, he said he said he says, oh. we live in the neighborhood of the God's. . Yeah. He says you know, they're there, but you never ever see them. It is. Oh. this is so funny. He can't stand it because it's too quite. He can't stand it. It's. So quiet, and P and people are really private. Oh. They all have their shoulders in their curtains closed which bugs me too, but but a lot of them work during the day or they're elderly. People and but the neighbors we met in which I some of them. [laughter]. . I met mainly through my kids and stuff, which is nice they're really nice. Huh. . Our next door neighbor's. . Just really wonderful Mexican guy who's older he's, retired and is really sweet my kids like think, he's there grandfather already and the lady next to him is this old elderly woman to who's just really sweet and volunteering to babysit for me whenever I want. Bye. Huh. Huh huh. And stuff really you know, nice people it's just you know, it's different here. Bye. Huh. You know, it really it takes longer to get to know people I mean, people are not as you know. . . Outwardly friendly or something. You know, right away or something. It takes it takes a little time and and it was just he just went through major culture shock he's still going through it. He's still like you know. Huh. Well, you know how long I've been here. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. I still think I'm in shock [laughter]. Yes, yes. Just something and I you know, I went to . I I couldn't go to class you know, I'm I'm covering for David. You know, gotten this accident. Huh. Oh huh huh. Anyway, I'm at because David, Johnson, got into a accidental N L A and there's. Huh. No real information. This stuff sort of filters down to us, but I know now, he's in in Mexico city, but anyway, I'm still covering for him. Oh. Huh huh. He has his jar jar wired that's. Huh. It. Great for English teachers right. And I chose this one guy was joking. Well, yeah, he could always teach the silent way. [laughter]. [laughter]. So, but anyway, so so here here I am right. Oh. And I go in, I just say you know, you know, I I I wasn't sick. Oh. I I didn't come because I couldn't sleep. I didn't sleep all night and I said, since I couldn't teaching and so this one American, right was sitting back on Hodges. Yes huh huh. Huh. Cause oh. that's very normal. I let have it with both girls like just blasted them. [laughter]. I go, I think I don't know, huh. [laughter]. Normal. You might think is normal. I don't think is normal [laughter]. [laughter]. No, but anyway. Oh. I'm. Oh. I guess I gotta go to classic [laughter]. Sorry, [laughter]. I didn't mean anything. [laughter]. [laughter]. So anyway, so I got Colleville Monday and Thursdays. . I have to get car taking car from four to 6. Huh. Tuesdays and Thursdays. And I have the private class on on Friday. So like, I'm. Oh. just 11 day a week, huh. So glad to see the end of the week come, huh. The class private classes once a week. Yes, yeah, yeah, it is. Oh. that's nice. And and Carlos of course, it's still the same blabbermouth and [laughter]. . And he's in your class. But anyways, [laughter]. I love it. Yeah, oh. that's. So funny having me get it get it's such a merge I've. Huh. Got him in first grade and he does the same stuff. He did in kindergarten. Huh. Well, you know, like he he'll sit there and look at the page. It. You'll write a letter. Look at the page tomorrow and I'll come up behind mobile me. Huh. God. He jumped out [laughter]. [laughter]. Anyways, that's. No, by huh. My life right now. I'm. So I'm looking forward and we have a vacation boy summer vacation. It's a. So yeah. Well, there there's some some jobs. Huh huh huh. I'm really interested in here. There's one that I had a place. I used to work at that. . I was kinda hoping they would hire me for just because it paid. Huh. Well and and have good benefits and stuff, but I ended last week and I haven't called me. [laughter]. . . So I have a suspicion they've. Hired somebody else because they were. . And my and my it was for a GED instructor. What was it? G D and and and yeah, they have a program working dropout, the. Oh. yeah huh. Huh. Well, you did you already done something last night and something's still. Yeah, I did something just like that and, um, but uh, my former. Want to give a call back then. Well, I think I will, but my former boss at that place left to go to another place and I got along really well with him and they know that I still get along with him and still them in touch with him. So he said, oh. you know what I wouldn't be surprised. If they don't even don't. Give you the job just because they know you're good friends with me. And you know that you might you know, pass on you know, gossip to me or whatever. So I mean that could be or or it might be that they just found somebody else too, but but there's also another job just like that too, which is teaching E S L N G D at a place for high school drop outs wearing this construction a training program. [laughter]. And that one I just applied for yesterday and she said there, it's probably gonna start in December that they're looking, she thinks the Secretary who at this place. You. I think it's gonna start up in December. So that might work out really well because this job ends in December. Huh. And so you know, if I knew I had something else coming up then I can hang on to this temporary thing and not feel to insecure, but [laughter], but. Well, yeah, she. But you still have a little bit of your your your money from the sales and stuff. Well, I know are you kidding. You went through that with that course. We went through that like nothing. Well, the horse thing. And and then Beth was doing is back and forth and you know, I mean, we didn't hardly even look for work for like 10 days because Beth was being so ridiculous over the whole horse thing. And and then you know, getting moved in and stuff and oh. there's crazy. I'll, write and tell you about. . So, but anyway, um, what was gonna say, oh. and then also the economy here has changed. So much. I mean, all I you wouldn't believe how many companies now have just temporary have so many temporary and part time employees because they don't wanna pay benefit? Huh. Just like the university. Yes. You know, they are only basis. Yeah, that's. What that's? What almost every company is going to and I went to a business talk like that on how to start up here on business and stuff and she's telling me to she said you know, that's? . You know, one reason why. So many people are in and now that there are many many more small businesses. Are like really on the rise in the state. But again, most of them, don't have benefits for employees they've, got 34510 employees, but they they're part time they you know, don't, give them benefits or they, you know, have very few benefits it's really the economy has really changed since we lived here before. No, you need to get something in the M S N teaching. Yeah, well, that's. Each area. Yeah, and that well, that's the thing too. I mean, I came after the school year started because like some schools, there's one lady that one Catholic school private Catholic school that says there's, someone going on maternity leave in sometime in November. So she said she would hire me if I wanted, but um, listen to this the woman teaches first grade through 8th grade Spanish, one teacher. . For all of those classes. Yes. And she has each class at least three times a week. Good Lord is she earning something comparable, huh. Well, 01617000 a year. I mean, that's, but since it's. .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. Okay Carrie the elderly, huh. Right. Um, haven't had any personal experience with that, luckily. Yeah. But uh, I'm only 27 and my parents are in their mid to late fifties and and I've already. You know, discussed it tried to discuss it with them and they kind of cool me and tell me to shut up you know. Huh. Huh huh. But um, I've got a girlfriend who's grandfather has already made all kind of arrangements. If he needs some sort of long term care he'll be able to get it and has shifted all his assets. Yes. And things because if you have any access. Hey, I. Sometimes you can't get you know the kind of, um, financial help from the government that one would hope you would get, but anyway, yeah, see do you have any personal experience with us. Right. No, I sure don't. Um, I really never. Did get a chance to know my grandparents because they all died when I was really young and my mother, she passed and my father he's living, but he's a 75. Mhm. Huh. Oh. But he's a so far is able to take care of self he's remarried and and uh, he's doing really well. Well, that's. Good that's, a blessing then. Yeah, that is a blessing, but I just just knowing him. . What's. He wouldn't go for anything like that. No way, no. Really well it's nice. That has family around you know, so then maybe that's not the only option you know, for. Yeah. Right. So many people it is the only option. And. Well, that's true. I know here in rally recently in white county around rally. Um, there was one nursing home that was going to be closed because of negligence of of patience and and there were some questionable debts at the home. Huh. And really makes you think you know. Yeah, it does because if you just think if your own family don't want to be bothered with you to worry about someone else of course, they're getting paid of course, but this they're not taking good care of you exactly. She got. Huh. And then they're, not taking good care of you. Yeah, that's that's kind of scary. And I A. I don't know. I would certainly interview these places. You know, and ask him lots and lots of questions and, um, you know, one thing they say about when you're choosing a daycare for your child. Is that you should drop in announced? Right. And I would want to do that to you know, make sure they don't have everything sticking span just because it's visiting time or whatever. The. Right exactly. I think that would be one of the best things you could do. And I don't know, one thing with me. Is I just try to rely on my gut reaction? Huh. You know, if something's bother me. If I don't feel good about something then probably there's a good reason why. Yeah, that's a good idea though to do that. Yeah. I I think I would do the same thing there. Oh. I'm. Sure, there's a lot of cases where they've been mistreated for whatever reason you know, I guess people just get tired of our people, but we're. Huh. Yeah. All gonna get old one day. If we keep living, you also. That's, right. And hopefully they'll be somebody take care of us. You know where we won't have to go into a home, but my dad says that when he there's five of us kids and he says that he's gonna spend two months of the year with each of us and whoever treated him the worst he's gonna spend the other two months of the year with them. Huh. Huh huh. So they'll have it for four months of the year is like thanks dad [laughter]. Oh wow really [laughter], huh. You know. . I don't know what would happen. If my parents needed to go live with somebody. Well, hopefully that'll, never happen. You know, they never need to because nine days. Yeah. Uh, people are taking better care of themselves. Huh. And they are able to manage on there on you know, which is is a plus because me I if I ever got to to that shape I've got that age. Yeah. I just feel I'll be a bother to people. For. Yeah, and my grandfather is kind of in that place now where he can't do anything. He can't get around like he wants to so he, he he's in his eighties. Right. How old is he? Oh. okay. So, but he's been sick for like over 10 years and it's gotten you know, continually worse. Roy. To. And you know, they've been several times, although it's not my place to question, but I've been several times that I've questioned. Why is he still alive? You know, he's just so unhappy because he can't get around like he wants to, but obviously they know how he lives with my grandmother and, um, she luckily knock on wood has has been healthy up to this. Right. Listen, is he in a home or? Right. With you know, just some minor stuff, but um, yeah, she's almost as old as he is and and. . I'm. Sorry, he's in the seventies. I tried to make a poor old man older. Seven, huh. He is, um, but yeah, he he's had a tough time of it. The. And and I don't know what would happen like if my grandmother did I don't know what we would do with them. Is for. I you know, I don't know if my mother would would take him or you know in her home or what, but she's like she has a brother that lives in town. Right. So you know, he could help out. Huh. Well, something like that you don't think about it.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay, wait I have it. Alright, I'm here. Okay. Right. I guess we talk now for 30 minutes. Anyway, the reason I called, I got a very upsetting phone call today. From home. From Jane who's in the Wentworth. Douglas hospital in Dover, new Hampshire. Um, she had brought Gary in. Yep. For a. Uh. Would it turned out to be? He was sick. You know, and had been throwing up for a couple of days. Yeah. Yeah. It turns out. He has acute pancreatitis. Oh. Any other 5050 chance of making it. Oh. my goodness. And he's an alcoholic. It has been since high school. Oh yeah, shame. So I'm really upset. Yeah. By all of that. Well, it's is this cancer. The pancreas or a pancreatitis. No, it's. Just means information, right. Yeah, yeah, but it's cute. Huh. And apparently you know, it's 5050 where he's gonna. Oh. I. Survived this attack or not it's. Oh here. Apparently three times. Its normal size. Huh. From you know. What kind of treatment are they giving him for it? I they can't. Oh. they can't treat it at all. They can't her at all. Huh. Well, I've gone in to do surgery thinking it was blocked intestine. Yeah. Huh. And when they went in there, they saw that. K. I mean, I'm sure, they disclosed. Huh. The fact that it was an o'clock, maybe they didn't. My oh yeah. Right I'm. Just shocked, but you know, first I'm upset, but you know, this is one of my best friends and. Yes. Sure. This is happening in. . You know. Yeah, yeah. But I'm shocked that he's in. Ohio, we never knew you know we never knew it. You never knew did you ever drink with him. I mean, did he drink with you? Yeah, you know, like they were gone. You know in moderation. No more than anybody else you know, they we have dinner at each other's houses for years. Yeah. Huh. You know, every month. My. And you know, we have a beer before dinner and then about online that was it, you know, wasn't like he had anymore than anybody else. Huh. Yeah. Yeah, well, obviously he did when nobody was around. Oh yeah. You know, because that. Huh. Not usually enough if if he's an actually an alcoholic, they say that you know, you can't even have one drink and stop. So. Right. I mean, you know, we have a beer maybe have to be hours before dinner. And then you know, we got about maybe we just put two models on, but nothing you know, it wasn't like he set and drank the whole bottle. Huh, right. Yeah. Right, right, right, well, did J know that he was. Yeah, she said she her month after she huh. Huh. Oh. Yeah. And they have been you know, going to call to see what's going on and he didn't stop drinking. Huh. Right. Huh huh. Oh. I they have to be willing to do it. I mean, there's. No. . Fine. There's. Nothing it's like someone smoking or any other reduction that the attic has to be willing and and want to give it up. I mean, it wasn't like we ever showed up at the house or they showed up at our house and he was you know, he wasn't he acted normally always acted normally when he left it was like he was falling over. Right right. Huh. Right. You know, like my friend Jimmy. It was obvious. Yeah. He couldn't handle his liquor. You know, and it was obvious. Huh. Right. From the beginning and he, you know, he drank 10 years at a shop. Oh. Yeah, well there are some o'clock who are able to conceal it better than others who you know takes more to affect them. So that it's obvious to others. Huh. Well, it explains a lot of the rod behavior that you know, like Jane would say that he he took a lot of days and she said it, I don't know you know, it's just like I can't understand why she never told me all this time. See here. Huh. . Well, that's that's, something it's very hard to share with anybody and that's the kind of thing you really. Oh. we're such close friend. So, but I mean, you know, up until. Sure. Two months ago, we're still going over each other. We just didn't. Do it much of the summer, but you know, we go to the house and open a bottle of wine? Hey, I. Huh. You know why continue. If they're going to a coax in autumn's for five years. Young. Why do that with close friends? Right. And don't, surf. It sure. Or don't. Save. It or say you know, I'm not. We would have sort of gotten the clue after a while when they didn't want to drink anyone at our house or. . Huh. Oh. Sure. You know, you didn't have to say it, but why continue serving it at dinner to everybody. Right. Yeah, that's the right, right that's. You know. The strange thing that they continued to serve it. And you know. You know, join Humphrey is becoming alcoholic. And last time they came to our house as they walked in. She walked in first and roll stop me at the door. He said don't serve any liquor. I don't even offer it. Yeah. So you know, yeah. But I mean, we're friendly with Jimmy and we don't drink around him, you know, we don't have anything. Right. He doesn't have anything. Huh huh. Y tempt them. Yeah, oh sure. You know what I'm gonna sit here have a bill in front of me. Can't pick. Right. Right. And why wouldn't they tell us to try to help them with this problem? You know. Yeah. Oh. no that's. I don't know. Their their, I guess they probably felt it was a terrible shame. Good. A disgrace and maybe it was just, but that's foolish because you certainly should. Share these things with your friends. So that they can help you with it rather than continue to use it and abuse it. You know, huh. I'm. Sorry to hear that. I hope certainly hope they'll make it. But she used to say you know, like he used to take six days. All the time. Huh. He's been doing this forever and, um, she said, oh. he seems to catch everything. Yeah. The kids get. Huh. I mean, whether she didn't realize that he was. Yeah, oh right. You know. Welcome. But. You just deny it to yourself too. Yeah, I mean, I was up there last week with her in new Hampshire and she said you know, I've been counting up the number of six days at Gary's taken since the beginning of the year is taking 126 days. Huh huh. God. And he always took six days when she was working and the kids would take care. Huh. . And I you know, I'm thinking to myself too. He must really need. A break. Yeah. You know, maybe he just wants the house to himself and can't tolerate. Huh. You know, having to go to work and always have people around having to be home and always have you know maybe he just needs days. Yeah. To himself. Maybe this is just too much you know, three kids is too much for him or something. Right. I'm thinking it's family stress. I didn't think it was because he was drinking or hung over or. Huh. Frank Frank. Whatever. Yeah, that. It's not the kind of thing that pops into your into your mind as being a fairly common, although I'm sure, it's much more common than what we all know, but it isn't the first thing that you think about when you hear about someone taking six days. Huh. You think, they're set. . Oh. I see. I was used to complain that he worked till nine o'clock at night and like I used to say boy. He you know, what's going on it. Huh. He can't manage his workload. Huh. You know, if he's there from , how can anyone work from nine in the morning. Til nine at night five days a week. Huh. Yeah. And get home at 10 o'clock where like you know, obviously either can't manage his workload or you know, we just couldn't understand it. Right. Off. Yeah, yeah. But he was probably going. He's probably going on tracking. To a bar. [laughter]. Yeah. So maybe she didn't know you know. Huh, great. I mean, she knew enough to know he was an alcoholic and to have him get help. Huh. And to go out and she said you know, lately, it's gotten so bad that he was seeing one on one surface. Huh. Front. No, just they said the next 48 hours is critical. Oh. dear that's only a shame. I'm just hoping he makes it slow. Sure, sure is he around your age or older. Yes, 39. Oh. Yeah, that's really . Huh. Sorry to hear that, huh. Not like he's making a 163. Huh. You know. Yeah, yeah, uh huh. It's. No, good at any age. No matter what you know, some people catches up with earlier. . I suppose. . Anyway, how was your trip home. Last night. Okay, yesterday afternoon. Yeah, that's fine. Both the kids were sleeping when we won't want by exit 12. Oh. 0. Huh. We ended up actually really good place. Um, called the blue colony diner. Oh. yeah, exit 100 yeah, we've been there, huh. Yes, yeah. Um, cause they were both awake and. Yeah, yeah. Uh huh. . It was good because it used to be very good. Yes. We used to stop there. All the all the time on the way up to chance. And then a couple of times we tried it and the service wasn't too, great and some of the things we ordered were just not particularly good. Huh. So we. Stopped going there, but I guess, it's better again. Huh. Well, was Jim, Pat and they were moving people in and out and the waitress came and I'm kind of looking around thinking G this is gonna be you know. Huh. Yeah. Huh yeah. She came, I said you might be better order when she first gets here because we're not gonna see her again. Right. Huh. She came to minutes later. She brought the drinks back like within 10 minutes. Huh. She has her dinner. Her much is there. No, no, yeah. So that's, good. And,. I had a Ruben, which is a little bit greasy, right. Huh. Huh. It was good. Yeah. And like I don't know what he had. But it was good to. Huh good good. Well, we'll. Have to try again if we're in the vicinity. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. Huh. So. I was there anything. Oh it's very nice very nice. . We got there a few minutes after 12 and the first they served, um, uh, platters of trip ship cocktail and they kept replenishing him which was very nice and choosing. Crackers Agip and dip with G's and then they had a bunch they served lunch about. Oh. 130 or two o'clock. Maybe. And they had a chicken. No. Um, with little red potatoes and green beans and carrots and salad. . And then they had,. They had a the congratulations cake for Danny and Julie and they they're also three people celebrating anniversary is in Nancy family. So she had three separate little cakes for them to and so it's very nice and I have a very nice time. De . Yeah, yeah, she I don't know how many people are there? Um, oh oh. Oh wow. You can go ahead. 10 tables. I think. And a roundtable between 8000 here, huh. Oh. you know the people. You're with. Yes, yes, um, we're with a well. Deborah Mel's, David else. You know, as our our physician he was supposed to come, but he apparently had an emergency up the hospital and he never made it and, uh. Huh. No. To other Jerry Chrisman a his wife was his away and, uh, I don't think you know, Bob Marquart anyway, his wife also was away. So they were there and, uh, Freddy's, brother, sandy and his wife. Phyllis where they're at our table. Yeah, that's very nice. We made a lot of other people. We haven't seen in a while it was a it was very pleasant. Was . No, no, she probably will come in for the wedding, but she's, not in California now. 120. March. Oh. Huh. And she's only been there. You know, a couple months. So when you start a new job, you can't really take that much time to go back and forth, especially you know a a wedding they would, but just the engagement party and unfortunately, Bruce Mandel was in the hospital. Yeah. Right. Ah, she started feeling having chest pains on Saturday. So they put her in the hospital. Did a lot of tests and fortunately everything seemed to be negative. So, um, you know, she should be okay, but uh, it's too bad. You know. She couldn't be there, but everybody else know have a good time very nice. Yeah. She Julie seems like a very nice girl. Oh. And the. Everything pass. Huh. Yeah. Yeah, through the table for presents. [laughter]. I was glad. That's. All payable for them to right, huh. Yeah, yeah, sure. Well, I think when people start bringing them somebody set up a table you know, I know we weren't the first ones there. Huh. So, uh, I'm not sure, but well, you know an engagement party really. Cost for present. Huh. You can't. Okay. Not going. Oh. so we went back to the bear. Location. Site. Yeah. And I showed Mike, where I was and where the bare was, he said that bare was less than a oh. a oh. yards from you. Yeah. Yeah. Millie. Yeah. Oh boy. Because I thought to oh. yards seem like a long way away for you to get a good look at that. Bear. Huh huh. But incidentally if you ever come face to face with never again. Uh, everybody has told us your you must never turnaround and run because they they think that's some kind of pray and they get excited and so they start running after you so you're supposed to stand there and just. Huh. Right. Right stand there when it come. Yeah, it makes a lot of noise. Like everybody does that pay [laughter]. Make a lot of noise. Yeah. Y noise. I don't know. Apparently notice scare some maybe I don't know, that's. Huh. What we were told we were talking about you're walking up loud? [laughter]. Yeah. You didn't have it with you. Did you. No. Know, but anyway, it's a good thing there was a truck pick up truck there. It picked, you up because,. Huh. Oh incidently. We were supposed to a Allen. Oh. this is. Marilyn came over this afternoon. Huh. And also did you report it and we said no to home and they said, well, you should call either the state police or the a game. Warden or somebody they like to have they wanna have a report of all the sightings. Oh. someone told me to I should call the range or something. I'm like what's the range. You're gonna do wasn't Yogi or anything. Yeah. No, but I guess they keep a record of how many. Now you should call them then. Yeah, I'll we'll. Do that tomorrow? If we remember and, uh, just you know or maybe even later. Huh huh. I guess the police are there. All night. So we could call them and find out if a but I never thought about it, but that's true. Yeah. They do keep a record of the number of bars that are cited in the area. Why. 1. And apparently they're a lot more. This year. Yeah, that's. What, um, everyone at the picnic was saying that people are seeing a lot of them? Huh. Yeah, yeah. Someone's on one in their backyard Newton. Well, you remember. We had one when you were a little girl. Remember down Trinity Street. Basically. Yeah huh. You were probably you're probably about four or 5. What. Because I think Diana's gonna agree or something. S. You know, right. And Ah, she came home from school one day and she said, huh, Patty said there was a bear in our backyard and I said, I'll, go on there's. No bearing. You in our back yard. Oh yeah, she said she was positive. There's a bear in our backyard. So sure enough we found out. In the yeah, it was in the paper that, um, a bear had wondered in and. Who's, Patty? I wonder if the live around the corner. Oh. Yeah, um, they had a somebody shot and and spent the, I know in the woods back there. Oh. And record it next day. Dunham report. Huh huh. Yeah, yeah. So they do wonder in. Huh. They apparently can travel pretty far and I don't know if they're looking for food or they just. Companionship for another pair. Oh. is that one is yeah? Huh. Okay, so maybe tell them, we don't have any, we have no mates for them around here. Huh. Not a dating service for bears. Oh. it says up to 30 minutes. Oh. You're, not stock. You get up to 30 minutes. Oh. I see. Okay, so if there's anything else important. Here. Um, so everybody is okay, yeah, good good. Yeah. And. I'm debating about whether I should drive up tomorrow. To the hospital. Well, yeah, well is he going to be allowed to visitors or you just wanna spend time with Jane. Well, I just don't want her to be by myself. Right. Does she have any family? Well, I called her mother is,. Wheelchair back. Her mother's in password. Huh. Her mother is living with them. Oh. She has broken her ankle. Last year. And then had to have it re operated on and she cannot put weight on either foot. Huh. No. So she's been with them since I don't know June. . Oh. And it's gonna be with them since until November, which is stressful also. . That Dr. Somebody to train. Yeah, because she's taking care of three children. And her mother and she's a visiting nurse coming everyday. Um, sure. K. So. Um, her in law is who had no idea of any of this either. . They were at the camp with her in La. Huh. So you know, 15 minutes from there. . And I guess her brother was gonna go up. Oh. okay, well at least she has someone then not not totally wrong. Right. And there is a neighbor that can kinda watch the kids. Yeah. Now where which hospital is Ian. Up in new Hampshire. Dover, new Hampshire. Dover, new Hampshire. And. That's. It, um, what happened. He just collapse or. No he's been throwing up for days. Oh huh. She said he hasn't been feeling well for the past couple of years and she. Huh. Have been, I remember her telling me this that he hadn't been feeling well. And he wouldn't go to the doctor she's been trying to make him remember time in this. Huh. This winter. Huh. . And that. Bye. Now she told me that he finally went, but he never disclose the fact that he was an alcoholic. . So you know, the doctor did checkup, but didn't, find anything wrong. Well, if he had known what he was looking for. . Yeah, yeah, right right. He might have. Found something wrong. Mhm. We know I don't know how can you lie about. . Well, well people do all the time they lie about. Well, if you're gonna go to the doctor and tell them you've got problems. . Wouldn't. Tell him at the clock. You know, what's the. of going. No it's. Amazing. Huh huh. How people do not tell the truth to doctors? They they, they, they come and they say, uh, I'm sick. You find out what's wrong with me. You know if that was your husband wouldn't. You know, it's weird. You call the doctor the day before he went. Well, oh. yeah. And say look, you know, he's an alcoholic. Yeah. Not feeling well. You know, half of this. She was sort of a neighbor. Yes, that's, new that's true. You know. I mean, shouldn't, she have learned these things. The Allergan meetings. 1. Would think so if it was a good organization. You you know that would. . You know, you keep somebody's secret that's, not helping. No huh, no huh. Yeah, especially I especially from a physician, but people, huh. But even from your friends who are serving wine. You know. Huh. Yeah, I mean she could have called you and said, look, uh, when Gary wasn't around, please. Don't serve us. Any serve any alcohol anymore. Alright bye. That's. All you shouldn't have to go into the big a explanations or or reasons or anything. Right. Well, she wanna it was just asking out to service. Frank. I believe we understand that certainly you would to it's not, uh huh. 6. But I mean, unless you know what you're gonna do. Sure, sure. Huh. Yeah, that's too bad. How how long drive is it for you if you hold there? That's like I don't have maybe more. Same here. Yeah, well, you wouldn't wanna take the kids with you. No. So. Give me just to you know, keep in touch a long as she has someone there to,. Yeah. Right. Be supportive. Right. Yeah, I'll. Just call her and ask her. You know, if she'd like you to come up or if uh, if she'll just keep in touch with you. . She understands you. Can't just. Well, I don't know here. It is you know my late thirties and all these things are happening. Huh. You know, Tammy and my friend with a brain tumor and you know. Yeah. What what's happening with with the girl who you know who? Huh. They put her on that experimental drug for eight weeks to trying to trick it one surgeon said he could operate because some of it was in the sinus cavity. Oh. they are trying it, huh. Okay. He was very unsure if he could get it all. Oh. Huh. The other surgeon told her he definitely could not get it all. Huh. So her endocrinologist said you know, you're really doing yourself a service by not trying this truck because it does show ticket. . . Right. Mhm. You'll. Have surgery. Once they'll get it all you'll be cured. Yeah. You know, you don't wanna go into brain surgery twice. Ma'am. You not, you know, doing yourself the service by not trying it. Yeah, sure. So she went to hospital last week for three days and she could tolerate which is good. . Yeah. You didn't get six because some folks can't even tolerate. Right. Um, she's back in work today and she has a it's hooked up to her. . Oh okay, it's in other words, it's, continuing docs through an IV of some kind. Yeah. Yes, for the next eight weeks. Yeah huh. So she's injected every two days parent Lee. Huh. Yeah, well it does huh. Hopefully that won't work. Yeah, sure, sure certainly worth a try. . . I don't know what if it was the same type of tumor that, uh, Phyllis. Hello, our. Had, but you know, they operated and it had gotten so huge, they were not able to get it all that's her problem. The. She's been permanently disabled and she in fact, she said to me yesterday. Uh. Uh, you know, I have no memory. She said, but please do call me now you know, she won't remember that. And she wouldn't remember if I called her, but I felt so bad because she she was just on a wonderful person. Huh. Very very bright and. Where's where's huh? Pretty huh in the brain. And it was apparently tremendous by the time they found it because she's. Yes, that's. The thing you don't find them in you know. Yeah, my think so. Oh. I don't know, I'm gonna get mad today. You know, Kristen came over and you know, last week he had come over and you know he comes over at four o'clock after Cam and he only had a dollar so he couldn't buy himself once all you could buy was approved by. Huh, bye. Oh. Oh. So you know what you have some fruit or something. Yeah. Well, he's telling me that instead of getting a stack at his own house. Yeah. I don't know. Today. Okay. It's, four o'clock and he goes, you know, he comes over again and like 430 because I'm starting, I didn't have anyone like. Bye. Damn it. It's been three years he's. Someone still not looking after this chat. You know, this is getting you know, I am not his mother. Yeah. Well I don't understand. He has a stepmother now does she take care of. He's a stepmother she's. That she's not caring for him. Really. Well, I mean, you know, he's always 12 even make sure he has money before he leaves in the morning when you make sure he has a lunch. Yeah. Right. You know, I know, 12 world should be self sufficient, but. Well, not that not that much you know. Obviously he can't. But you know, make sure the kid has money in the morning. Yeah. Yeah, well, you would just you should probably have a little talk with him and say Christian, you have to, uh, speak up. And just ask your father for money in the morning. Tell him how maybe he doesn't know how much lunch cost? And,. Explain to him that once quest X X amount of money and would you please be sure to give you that amount every day. So I feel like calling them up and saying you know, this is ridiculous. Yeah. Yeah. That seems strange you know, I really. You know, you send it to the camp at eight o'clock and he comes home at 4. And that's. It's, not his responsibility to tell them. He needs $3 for months. Yeah. You know, when you sign him up. What's included, what's, not you know? Right. Got me mad now. Right. . I think maybe I'll speak to his father. Say you know, I just wonder why. Why come home hungry every every day does he not, huh? You know, I kept my mouth shut for two and a half years. It's. None of my business. Yeah, no, but you said tell him that Chris, Chris, has been coming over after you know, every day after camp and that he is hungry. But this is no. And you don't mind giving him a snack, but you wondered if he was aware of the fact that God he's not getting enough Hood and you know the and let him take it from there. Yeah. And. Cause maybe it's possible. He's giving him enough money in questions. Losing it afraid to say anything. Bye bye. You know, a 12 year olds are still not grown up and they can buy there might even be. . No. Some someone who's taking it or something. You know. Yeah, maybe. And it's not really. Um, something that he knows how to handle he's still just a little boy. Yeah. You know, even though. He's had to grow up a lot in the last couple years, but still. I I'll give his father a call to talk to him about and then there maybe things that need you know, his father doesn't really know, anything about. . . This makes me mad that nobody. You might be gambling. You might be a monopoly game for real money. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, you never know. They're always some things that are going on that are not apparent. Well, I'll ask him tomorrow when he comes out, you know, it's like today. Bye. Yeah. I was so distraught by everything else I didn't even you know, I I didn't comment on it. Yeah, bye. I didn't you know, I just got mad about you know. Yeah huh. Yeah, but it maybe that is doesn't. I know, it's not his fault. Yeah. And none of this is his fault, but no one's looking after him. Right. Oh. and it maybe they're giving him enough money. And he is not taking care of it. He's afraid to say anything. Huh. I think. You know, huh. You really have to look at both sides. For. It's possible that he's just something is happening at camp that he's, not talking about that is is you know the money is disappearing. Huh. So you never know, but it's best to talk to him about anyway and see what he says. 6. And. Alright, well huh. Huh. Well, hopefully I won't have bad news. Yeah, but we are going down to Diane's tomorrow's we'll be spent staying over tomorrow night. Oh. And we'll be coming home after the switch came on Wednesday night, but that'll be late this game. Okay. Won't end until like 1130 or so and. Get everybody. Congratulate us after we win. Right. [laughter], right. And so anyway, we'll, but we will be home on Thursday and of course, you can always leave a message with Diane if you need it. Bye. Yes, uh huh. Okay, yeah, okay, well. We'll hope. And pray that all go. Well, and just you know. Yeah. Be calm. Oh. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I don't know if it does. Remember not to talk about my sex life since it could be publicly distributed, huh. [laughter]. Oh okay, just a minute. I guess, it's. Okay, now. Okay. I'll switch phones. I hope that won't affect it at all. I lock the door. So they can't get it. Ring. The doorbell. Okay, [laughter]. Okay. So how's, everything going. Okay, how about with you guys, huh. Oh. oh pretty good. I don't know if I talk. Must have been close to labor day that I called. I guess I can't even think. Been probably. A week or two, huh. Yeah, I bet it was. So I just think about yesterday thought. Gosh, I called Karen left a message and then I never did call her back. So. Well, and I tried and I didn't get you and I've been trying and I don't know. . What the deal was? I thought I wonder if they moved or something because the answering machine. Wouldn't click on. Well, we were having an answer machine problems. It was it every once in awhile it'll just. It'll just start to turn on all by itself. You know, we'll be sitting here in the living room. Huh. All of sudden, you'll hear you know, the dawn's invoice ringing through the house. You know, about it leaves [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. And so we'll, have to shut it off and then if we leave it on when it starts doing that and someone tries to leave a message then you just get a whole bunch of static and hear someone going. Hello, and you've got all you here at static. So every once a while it'll act up and so we'll, have to shut it off for a couple days and then we can turn it back on and then it's. Oh. Good for a couple days and it's just strange. We've been looking into a we'd. Like to get a quote us phone answer machine. All in one deal. They got a lot of them on sale, right now. Yeah, but so I think we're gonna just get a hold because the cordless phone we have is pretty sticky too. So I mean, I can't even be outside and talk on the cordless anymore. Yeah. So just get a new answer machine and new cordless and just take it from there. So. Yeah, how's. Your sister doing. She's doing okay, she's got a pretty bad cold, right now. Um, but other than that she knows. She's going to have a girl. She does. Yeah, she's having a girl. How far along is she? Oh. let's. See, she's doing January like the middle, the I think her due date is like the 12th. I think of January. So is she pretty much past her crucial period? Well, no, actually her worst period is is the middle trimester. Okay. Which is you know, usually it's most everyone's best one? You know, that's usually the feel the best, but that's her most crucial time. Um, that's one supposedly the service could fall or she could have these other problems. She still, she has to go to doctor every week and they do ultrasounds on her every week. Huh. Who's going to? She sees doctor wider he's been her. Doctor for quite a while. Now he did you know, took her through all of her. Biopsies and all the you know, previous problems and, um, so he's he's, a specialist and he's he's pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. She likes him. Well, so so yeah, she's been she's been. You guys quit screaming. Okay, because. She still went out of town she's out of town for almost two weeks with work and then she just got so burnt out from it. Okay. It's. Just crazy, but. And here's in new York. Did you know them Heather's in new York with Brooke? What. Yeah, I heard that. Hang on. I bet, you're not thrilled. Well, I said she's young. You know, she wants to go to new York and try a few things. Let her do it. I'd rather. She you know, gets [laughter]. Let me let her try. She doesn't. Have anything stopping her there's. . Nothing holding her here. Wow. She is coming back. Let's. See must be. . I don't know within the next week or so. Her a friend of hers. Is getting married at the end of the month, but can a she has a return ticket. So she can fly back and still use the ticket to have to get down to. And,. And then she's gonna stay back for a couple weeks and get her stuff packed up and do whatever and then. Grandma. Let's. Have a job out there already. No, I don't think. So, but then she's gonna do that and, um, get her stuff together and then move her stuff back. Huh. I'm, not sure you can come out to . . Oh. You just want to do that. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, but so yeah, then she's gonna be back and then be back for Diana reading at the end of the month and then go back to new York after that. So I guess books coming back for it to, but she's taking a bus or something. Oh boy, that'd be a long. Hold. Yeah, it's like I can't remember many 40 some hours. I think on the bus. Well. Something like that. It sounded awful. . But. Okay, oh. well, hold on. I didn't mean to be. I just said it's, Kelly. That I didn't say. Hi, nothing. But you can only talk to one person. I said. Oh. by. It doesn't. Uh, they won't allow it or whatever. Oh. no heat. So in the first minute, you have to get the other person on and explain it. Kind of a kind of a goofy thing. Thought. Well, free phone call. Okay. So. Ah, so what you been doing. Oh. maybe setting I. How many kids? Fine. [laughter]. Okay. I know. But ends in school. All day. Yeah, Jodi started. Preschool. Oh. how bill. So he goes in the afternoon. Oh. It's, not going back. [laughter]. Oh. how come. Oh. he's having problems. Behaving. I guess. Oh. Even when I left on needed. So hyper, I don't know, we'll. See he's, only gone, three days. So and she never said that then I asked her and then she. Said something, but. Which is I guess Monday she had problems with him, but so we'll see [laughter]? Well, you know the kids in kindergarten class. I mean, last year and it's the same case. I got in trouble everyday kindergarten class or getting in trouble everyday first grade class. So you know, I mean, I wouldn't worry about it because I think it just happens, you know. Yeah. Does he have Lindsay in his classes? Yes, he does. He was not everything about she's like, oh great, Lindsay. [laughter]. My class. Well, Don, had seen sandy when he was because he took a to that first day and I had seen sandy and in case he came, he goes, yeah, she's in my class and then I must have been last week. Huh. . He was coming to pick up. Lindsay and I said you know, I meant to say something to you all last year and I didn't and you know, I don't know if you remember me, blah, blah. And he's like, oh yeah, we played all of all together. And suddenly I said, yeah. Yeah, so. Yeah, they're in class together and Casey was already pretty upset with Lindsay wants I think I've only gotten into it once, but it's pretty good for them. [laughter]. Um, because they moved desks around the teacher, you know, give them new seat assignments and, um, busy is gonna be sitting next to Randy. Well, Randy the sweetest little kid. He gets in trouble. Because they just talk talk talks nonstop, but it's, just the cutest thing. Huh. And a Lindsay was complaining about it and it was cases kind standby and she was saying something about. Oh. he's. So stupid and you know, it may case really mad and he just told her that that wasn't very nice to say about his friend and ball [laughter]. . You know, 0. You guys, can down here come on. The neighbor lady doesn't like them by her. Yard. She'll come out and yell at them with her room. Oh. Oh. brother. [laughter]. Huh huh. Well, did I talk to you since I was in the hospital? No. Yeah, I was in the hospital. Why. Oh. I was bleeding. I am. Oh. Had blood in my schools and so. . Got real sick and. I guess I have colitis. Huh. And a. Stuff. So. Baby sitting probably isn't, the best thing, although they say it. Isn't. Stress caused it's a genex disorder or whatever, but. It doesn't help it either it causes it to flare up. Yeah, well they tell you to watch your diet. So. Are you on any? No, they said to do nothing, but I mean, they basically said if if I know something bothers me then avoid it, but there's really nothing. They can do as far as. Preventative medicine for it. A and the medicines they used to treat it. Are not something they want you to stay on permanently because there's a lot of bad side effects. . I guess cancer mainly I don't know. He didn't go into all that, but. . Anyway, so when I get sick and I guess start bleeding that then I'll have to go in and then they'll put me on medicines which they use steroids. So till I get better and then take me back off. Well, because both my mom and my sister have colitis and they told my sister off and on that they had come up with quite a few new medicines that could really ease her because she has you know, it froze up quite a bit and they said there were quite a few things out there that could help you know, easier discomforts. Huh. Huh. You know, I mean, I it. . Doesn't get rid of it. Obviously. But at least will make her feel a little better. Yeah. But but I don't know what. I was thinking I was gonna go to health food store and see what they say as far as some things take there's. Hello. So many different kinds of colitis. He said he doesn't really call it. Colitis because he said. Everybody, you know, colitis is a broad range of things and there's irritable, Val disease. Right. And there's inflammatory, which. Right. Inflammatory is what I have. And that's a Janet disorder. Where irritable it's just it's more stress related type? And not quite as serious because. There's two different kinds of colitis. I guess you said and 1. Is the alternative? Colitis and one is um, crones colitis. Right. And he told me within five years I'd probably have crones disease. Well, that's, what. Which is better than the other because the other turns into cancer. They they told him that he has crones. Well, doctors, have at you know for other things and they said they talk about his other problems and they said, well, you know that sounds like you've got crones without further testing. I can't give you a you know, a definite diagnosis, but that's what it sounds like to me. Well, he won't ever go that's accurate. He won't ever go to have another test done. Well, well, I had to have surgery. You know, because they're not the most. They put that spoke up in there, but they put you out. Yes, yes. So. Oh. well, he doesn't even wanna do any of the, you know, like with the barium either in or the, you know where you have to drink it. He won't even do that. So he suffers weekly. Wow. I mean, he has terrible problems. Well, you shouldn't. Let it go because he could get a lot more serious problems. I've tried telling him that I I I've made a. If he. Died disease, can be. Not very good at all. Well, his cousin's husband was in the hospital over Christmas and he just got out just a couple days before Christmas. . Okay, [laughter]. Um, with cruise and he was just terribly terribly ill and I made a doctor's appointment for him. Right. Well, before school was out. Was like end of may and Don canceled it because he thought because it was like at two o'clock or something and he worked was worried that he was gonna get out in time. Huh. You know, when we have to pick up case and he said you know, we've got a week left of school or whatever it was you know, I'll just wait and do it after school's out, which would've been fine. But never made another appointment. Wow. So I mean, unless I make an appointment for him, you know. [laughter]. And he's still seeing. So many doctors, but yes, he's back to physical therapy and his seeing a doctor for his, you know, his shoulder and stuff. . So. Yeah. I guess he is kind of doctor doubt, but he needs to take care of himself. Huh. Well, that's. What the doctor you know, he started scaring me saying all this, but then he also said that you know, it's? It sometimes with age it gets better, you know, he's just gonna play it by ear and see what happens. You know, it could get better and I won't have problems. Could get worse like it goes into remission like cancers due that the colitis or cruise disease. Oh. really. Both can do that, but. Just kinda have to plan by year and he he didn't put it down on my record because he. He said if he does, I won't be able to get insurance on that. So, he's gonna wait and. Kind of wait and see how. See if you have anymore. You know, things go. Flare ups and that sort of shell and how severe they are. Yeah. And. And then he said he you know, if I had more problems. . He'll. Have to, but. So we'll see, hopefully. Well, it won't have to go through that again, [laughter]. Oh. okay. Oh. no, I don't know. I thought goodness, but are you sir? Are you feeling better now or you just kinda? Yeah, I am. I still seem like it just really took a lot of me. I was so tired and that after that, but. Huh. Well, how long were you in the hospital. I was only in a couple days, but. Yeah, they put me out for surgery and that and it seems like when I go under any static. . I just. Takes me a long time to come out of that or for that stuff to get out of my system and. And I know about that first week. I got after I was home of course, can't was out of town and [laughter]. Figure. He stayed home. The first day and then he left, but. . I was just really dragging and that that first week and stuff, but I've been real busy too I've started back to babysit. I've had cannon I've been Canning. Out. My years. With tomatoes and all kinds of stuff. So I've just been probably over doing it. Yeah, we were very very close to coming up and seeing you a few weeks ago. Oh yeah. Um, we didn't think it was a weekend before labor day. I guess. And we didn't think that the man. Well, the branch ban had to get the brakes fixed last weekend and we knew there was some problems and we just didn't think it would make us. Huh. We're calling around getting rental car rates and it was so expensive. Yeah. You know, we just, you know, new that we. Don't. You know. You guys. We're going to be able to swing that and then Casey got real sick. Anyway, Casey was real sick that Sunday we had to take him to the hospital. Uh huh. So, um, but if we would have a rental card of case you would've been sick. [laughter]. Then we would were pulling up, but we were I mean, I was even halfway packed. I had tried stuff packed and we were you know, getting ready to go, but then Casey started coughing real bad and I just knew and so I took in the hospital. They did you know, X rays on his a chest and on a sinuses and they did all this stuff and gave him like for prescriptions and all this stuff and. Oh boy. Um, so obviously we didn't make it up, but we were we we you know, I thought about it. Yeah. We were in the it was in the works. Unfortunately, just didn't work out. Well we were back this last weekend, but I didn't get you called. We had a wedding and stuff and we're coming back. This weekend because Jules getting married. I saw that in the paper. So I. It must have been either that or his license or something. I know I saw it in the paper. Yeah. So I thought maybe I have a chance to. . At least call, but. This is kinda crazy. When's pans, letting is that already over Pam? Can't huh. Who's. Yeah, that's over that was in July. Okay, okay, I couldn't remember when that was. Yep, she's out. How would that go shots, huh? Went good. It was hot, but. But it was. It wasn't a. Kind of a different way. It you know, it's just very generic because. Neither one of them go to Church and they just you know, pick to Church and a pastor and. Um, it was just you know, they didn't. I don't know. It just doesn't seem real. Meaningful like some, you know, they put a lot of thought into their Valls until you know this was just generate all the way around, but he was very it was likely it was quick because it was very hot up there. So it was nice. It was kind of glad it's over just [laughter]. Yeah. All the. Preparation 's weirdo. You don't have any weddings and all of a sudden, we've had her wedding and we got three in a row. We had one last weekend and then Jules and cans cousins getting married, the following weekend. Wow. It's, like me in. I know Don cousins getting married in October, but I don't know who go. Um, it says. Dean's son that's getting married and his uncle that married us. Huh. Okay huh. So I am I don't know. I don't know. I don't really wanna go I'm. Huh. Sure, we won't even worse about doing family things. [laughter]. You know, even his own family. So. Um, so we won't go. But I found out yesterday that. His whole family. Well, his sister first. We heard that she was coming back for Thanksgiving and then heard that Craig family is coming back to. Huh. So everybody if everybody will be back the week of Thanksgiving. And Don had had vacation sometime I can remember it was sometime this summer. He had a week vacation. Huh. Well decide to change it because the week of Thanksgiving came open and I wasn't real through that I'm like well big deal. We aren't doing anything for Thanksgiving. You know, you don't need to take a week at Thanksgiving. Well, it's we'll. Go to my sister's we'll. Go, you know what I mean. It doesn't like so I wasn't real thrilled that he changed that week because I would rather he had a week in the summer, but now I guess it worked all worked out because now his family will be back until you know. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. Well I see them once a year because they see him once a year. Huh. Well, whenever they come back, um, Craig was we haven't seen Nancy for a while. It's been a few years. Yeah. Um, but Craig was back. They were back last year for Thanksgiving time. Wow. So they had seen pretty when he was a couple months old, but no one else has seen him. Huh. Well, that'll be kind of nice. Haven't. Yeah huh yeah. By the end of the week. You'll be . Glad it's over, huh. Oh. Because it's just so much running around because we you know, we always you know. Oh yeah. Please. We told on . I know that I have competition with the sister, but you know, I'm kind of get tired of hearing about you know, oh Nancy, is nice house. This and Nancy is a decorator. This and then you know, like, yeah, so what I mean, I just really tired hearing about it. Wow. And my Grandma. I guess the big news is kind of been with my Grandma. She is dating this guy pretty seriously and, um, he's going to move he's. Well, he kinda already has moved into her house and, um, he rearrange her other bedrooms. So, he's gonna. He's gonna he's got some money. He's a widower and he's. Mhm. . He's gonna take the other bedroom. I guess. Cause they're together. All the time. Anyway, they do stuff every day. Yeah. You know, so he's and so he's still in his house, but of course you know, our court have I have, I talked to you since our trial date got moved. No. Huh. Because that's, what I wondered if you had that yet or not. Huh. Yeah, that was the big killer. And. This summer. Our trial date. It got postponed until February. Oh man. So yeah, so here we were thinking August first go to court get a settlement be moving this summer. Well, it got postponed continued until February. Ma'am. Needless to say, but suppose our attorney that did it because he said he didn't, he needed this one doctor's information and this doctor hasn't gotten all his reports to Don. All the reports to the attorney and without this doctor's testimony and our attorney had knows this doctor pretty this doctor pretty well, um, you know, he said he's an excellent witness and they desperately need him and without him, you know, they couldn't show the continuum of treatment. . Huh. Huh. What. So he said he had to, he had to have that. So [laughter]. You already have a cookie one more. So, um, you know that got postponed, unfortunately until February, but you know, he has his house in crescent and we we went out and saw the house. 83. Man. He showed us his house and Tom, just fell in love with it. I mean, I like a lot too, but it's just perfect it's. Yeah. Just exactly what we're looking for. We rent it to you till you got your. Well. I I don't. I don't know if this would be worth over the weekend. Huh. It got broken into while he was at my Grandma's and they stole like his stays and how much other stuff? Huh. His what. Just say he had to say. Oh. Oh honey. Huh. And you know he it was all working a whole bunch of you know, really important bank papers and documents and stuff. In the kitchen with those in the kitchen. Yeah. All in this in the save, but they, um, there was a teenage girl. The police caught a teenage girl and she apparently was holding all the stuff and so he was able to get into a safe and get some of these papers out all that kind of stuff. Huh. But now he said he's, just tired of worrying about it. . He would like to be out of it and just you know whatever, but. And he doesn't wanna drive back and forth for the winner. Because it's kinda out on the kind out in the country in present. Yeah. So I don't know I think we're gonna talk to him and see if he would read it to us until February, but see he wants a 30000 for it. Oh. And I don't know if our son is gonna be a 30000, but you know, we could be able to give him a pretty big chunk of money and then. Yeah, so you get your payments to where you could afford it, huh. Right. And then because you know, we don't have a house payment or anything. We would, I mean that would be our house payment. Huh. . Because we have you know, hope a 50000. If not more for a down payment. So we so I said, I think, we're gonna try. Down I've been talking about more and more and I think that's, what we we're gonna try to do. So. Well, that'd be nice. Yeah, it's a nice house. Huh. . It has a he build it himself and it's sitting. He sold all, but two acres, but so it has two acres of land with it, which I was just thrilled because he doesn't he doesn't like having neighbors, you know, right, you know, he wants land he wants to be able to go out and play with the kids in the yard. Right on yeah. He wants you know a big dog to runaround and you know. Thanks. And that's. What we want? We've been looking at a triggers they're still high. Yeah. They really are and. They're gonna come on in a minute. I think. And tell us our time's up. Okay. We'll. See, but. You have what happened, huh. Oh. so I anyway, I think we might. Huh. So maybe that maybe within well if I talk to this week. Huh. I don't know maybe one of the next times. I talked to I'll say I'm moving and come to my new house. . It's got we it only has two bedrooms upstairs. Yeah. Huh. But they're, absolutely huge bedrooms. Um, and then the downstairs. Oh that'd be nice. Yeah, and then the the downstairs. [laughter]. It's like you know, it could be a separate apartment down there. It just has everything downstairs. Let's. See. It's, just you know it has a bedroom plus a big storage room, which don't want to use as an office plus you know, a huge family room with a kitchen downstairs. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. that'd be nice. So yeah, we could put the. Okay. Kids and the in the stuff downstairs and you know, we'll be upstairs. Yeah. If we want or. . You know Casey love the house too and he said he would, um, take the downstairs bedroom. Right. Okay. So we could be upstairs with us. So. And. So, we'll, see who knows he may just want to sell it and get his money. And say the heck with it. I don't know, but so I I think that's about all it's been going on with us. And your Grand, I don't want to move out there. No, he was married for a long time like 5051 years or something like that. . And, um, she just thought it for one thing. It's out in the country. And with driving, you know, they don't wanna do in the winter. Yeah. And uh, she they you know, she was just it was just more the wife's house and she felt really uncomfortable you know, she said it can never be her house. It would always been you know the X not X I because she had died, but you know his his wife's house and you know, and and he said, well, is it the same thing? Yeah. I if I move in with you would be you know, Sterling, house and and she said, well, no, because it never really what I mean. It was his house, but she did everything to it. It's. Yeah. You know, it's my Grandma is that that house. The house is more the woman's domain. It really is it really is you know, especially in their case because the decorations work everything with my Grandma as you know she decided everything and that's you know, so I mean, it really isn't because it really is my Grandma's house. Yeah. Yeah. So. Are they gonna get married or? I they aren't talking about it. Um, he's a little bit older than her he's like 81 or so, but um, he is you. I mean, if you met the man, you thought it was you know, 68 you know, it's late sixties or something because he's just just full of life and you know this is a real nice guy. We like him a lot. Huh. Oh. that's good. Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. come here. Here's. The baby. Got a fuzzy baby to watch she don't want me out of her site. How old [laughter]? Six months today. Oh. [laughter]. But she is a lug. We need . I tell you, I see. Huh. This is my backup it's. My carrier too much because I have that pinched nerve and. Huh huh. He's. So heavy. Yeah. I'm. Sure, she's heavier than Hannah probably. Huh. She feels heavier anyway, but it's just solid. Just a solid girl [laughter]. Well, that's too bad about your court date that off. Yeah, that was I just sat and cried. I was trying and Don was just doing terrible. I was trying not to upset him because it wasn't his fault, but he just felt. Yeah. So responsible and I was just crying and I thought you know, bad for, but I couldn't help it either. You know. Well, it's such a disappointment. Well, that's. All I know because that's exactly you know, with my sister, it's like. How many years was it before she finally got to court you know, postponed? . Well, it's been by the time we go to court it'll be three and a half years after the accident. What. By the time we go to court it'll be three and a half years after the accident. Yeah. Well, let's. And I suppose if we get a nice healthy check out of it'll be worth it. Right now. It's, not worth it because he's still not able to work a whole lot. And I mean, I guess I I just gotta go back to work. I mean at least part time. I've gotta do something. Well, that was the other thing I thought, well, maybe she's got a job, but I couldn't imagine you leaving travel. No, although he's easier to leave, but he lived on phone. Wow. I have a watching about once a week. Right now. That's, what I'm really feeling that already since I last year. I only babies that part time. This year. It's full time every day 745-530 or. Whatever. I really couldn't you know, my friend, Shelly, baby says when she tries to get more kids and it's like you're crazy. She can't handle a bunch of. Oh. I know. Well, that's me. I think [laughter]. I don't know how I'm gonna keep this up, but. . If I can make it through this year. And I don't know then I might be able to. Do something different Jody a starts school next year. Maybe [laughter]. If he doesn't do well in preschool I'm, not gonna start him. Hold on. 96. . Well, hopefully everything maybe he just needs to settle down a little you know, get used to the routine and you know everything else. The rules and that yeah, I think that's more. What it is? He doesn't. . He doesn't. Listen, good. He doesn't, listen to me. So not surprising. Huh. Bye. That he doesn't listen to her either, but. Oh. I'm. 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I've thought about a southern Methodist university here in Texas. Yep, of course heard it definitely. M U. You have. Oh yeah S N E I mean, big Athletic powerhouse. Right, right, but they have a real good music program. And I thought about there. There's also Belmont university in Nashville, Tennessee. Huh. And it's music city [laughter]. There you go. I would I would love to live there. Where somebody like inspirations? I owe you goodness. I listened to alot of contemporary Christian music and, um, there's. Huh. Lorna Harris. Have you heard of him? No, I haven't you to tell you the truth. He's, just. I'm kinda week. I work at a radio station, but I'm a little weak in that department, but the only one I guess I really know of without you know, thinking even harder any grant because she crossed over. Huh. Huh. Right, right. So yeah, I know you know, her stuff. I've seen a lot of her. You know, before she went more pop I've seen some of her original stuff and heard it like on. Uh. Huh. M TV and stuff like that. Huh. Well, not. M TV, but channels like M TV. Right, right, I like any grant and sandy, Patty. And Harris and some of those, but, um, now, I'm seeing operate because that's that's. What they teach you in college? Huh. Is a is offer for the technique. Yeah. So that you learn how to sing and not ever heard your voice. If you sing operative does that can that pretty much qualify. You to sign anything else. Right, right, the the the idea is that operates the hardest thing to learn how to sing and if you can sing that then you can adjust your voice to sound country or rock or anything else, but you can't just because you can sing rock or country or something else. I see. Huh. Doesn't mean, you can sing opera because it's it's really it's really technical and it's hard to learn. So. Where you at a you said you're at university of Texas? [laughter]. No, I right now, I'm at a junior college, but I'll be transferring to Stephen F Austin state university really huh. Oh yeah, I've heard of that. Yeah, I I know of all these schools pretty much. [laughter]. I guess a through a they're they're athletics and stuff like that or they're radio stations because I have to deal with that a lot. Right. Right. So I don't know, but yeah, I've heard of Stephen F law. Oh I've, got a real good basketball team right now. So. And they had a real good football team. Oh. that's. Good that's. A few years ago. Good that's. Good enough. We're supposed to talk about music though. What kind of unit do you like? Yeah, I oh man. I'm. All over the place. Um, I like, oh man. It's a wide spectrum. . You know, the what. Progressive music like alternative progressive. I've heard of it. It's it's stuff like, um, that's. You know, it's rock music that's, not really quite mainstream it's more college radio. Me issues. Oh yeah. Cause you know, I'm not. I like, most of the stations these days. . All they do is like classic rock. I mean, if you don't like that I mean, everyone like some classic rock, but you know, alternative is like the new stuff, but the kids these days are listing the same stuff that their parents were pretty much. [laughter]. [laughter]. Right. So it's more of a college on alternative like you know that banner Ivana. [laughter]. They started out as alternative, but everyone ended up liking them. Oh. So I guess, they're. No longer alternative [laughter]. [laughter]. But you know, they're good sound, but uh, I listen to everything. Huh. I even listen like rat music I'm. All over the place. [laughter]. So. See, I listen to like, Jess huh huh. Who's, your favorite artist who's, your favorite ? Oh my goodness, I don't. I don't know it. Well enough to name off people, but some of the older, Josh songs. . Yeah, I like more older than contemporary I've, never heard of John Coltrane. I've heard of him. Yeah, he's he's. My favorite he's he's. Excellent. Okay, well, see, I like to sing jobs. I was a hostess at a restaurant here in Tyler. This past summer and, um, they had a jazz band there on the weekends and they found out, I could sing and so they got me up there and I'm staying on the stage with them on the weekends and just songs like Bloom and misbehave in and and songs like that. Huh. That's great. Yeah, okay, but John Coltrane plays saxophone. Oh. So he's very talented.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Where are you in new Jersey? I'm in northern new Jersey. And Berkeley Heights. Okay, yeah, I'm a little bit North of you in Morristown, huh. Oh. oh. really. Yeah. Well. So in general, how do you feel? Well I feel my real estate taxes. Are exorbitant. Huh. And I think a lot of that is due to a school taxes. From what I understand new Jersey has the highest education cost for people a over the entire United States. I think even including Alaska, where you might expect cost to be higher. Huh. And I'm not exactly. Sure of what that can be attributed to. I think, it's a lot of it is a. Administrative costs because a teacher's don't really get paid anymore than um, other, you know, States in the northeast, but I think the administrators I think, we're overloaded with administrators. Yeah. So I think medication costs really one of the big expenses in new Jersey and. Yeah, we just wrote it on our a school board budget yesterday. Huh. It passed. It had a 2% increase which was you know, pretty modest. Yeah. Um, compared to the municipal budget that went up 11% with no increase in services. Oh. you really. So school board is doing a little bit better job. Yeah. This year than the the township administration. Yeah, I I think that's true. I think the they have stabilize the, uh, the school board costs a municipal costs or have stabilized too, but I think they're just enormous to start out from. Huh. Yeah, um, we have a one of the highest where I'm in the more school district. And we have about $7,500 people. Expenditure, which is I think, uh, about $2,000 more per people than the state average a? Really really. But uh, uh, I have several friends in school business administration. And they'll. You know, tell me that the 7500 is not on the line considering the size of the district. And the diversity the population and the richness of the programs. And everything in fact, one in particular is the was the business administrator for Randolph district, which was listed by one of the by magazine that's one of the top district in the country. K. And but he chose to live in more school district. So he could have this child. Go there. Huh. So I was a pretty pretty strong button. Favorite at at least that portion of our money. Yeah, well I have nothing to write the quality education. I think is reasonably. Good. I just think we're paying too much for it. Yeah. My wife happens to be a a learning disabilities consultant. . And I give her a lot of grief because it's it's, one of these programs that are mandated by the state. Huh. Uh, she does know, teaching. She does a lot of paperwork. And trying to screen. People's who need extra help. Huh. And it's it's very labor intensive a lot of paperwork. And I I often wonder whether they were. We're really getting a money's worth for helping the students. Getting valued for that. Yeah. I think they have to be helping somewhere then I'm I'm. Yeah. Just wondering whether the process is really efficient. And that's just one of the kinds of services that we're really paying for. Yeah, that's that's part of the frustrating. A areas of of this topic is I don't have a whole lot of problem with the total amount of tax. I pay and I have no idea what that is by the way as sitting here thinking about it. 9. I have no idea. I don't know whether I end up paying 30% or 50% of my total wages and taxes when you when you think of income and social security and state tax and and local tax and and sales tax. I suspect it's a pretty pretty high up there. 4050%, but I mean, my standard living is high and I you know, I get police protection garbage pickup and you know what else do I need. I'm. Sure, it is. What I don't know though? Is if that tax money is being spent efficiently and effectively. K. Uh, and I'm I'm. Sure as in any business things could improve, but I don't know overall whether I'm getting full value for that. A tax dollar. Oh. I I just, I I don't have any way of really determining that unless you get into the nitty gritty of a budget and see where every dollar goes how you're gonna know. Oh. Right. Well, we'll, lay people and we we really don't know, and I think school boards. Yeah. Um, sort of have initial to they they accept what's given to them to buy their experts. They're administrators and just pass it on, I don't think anyone has really gone into depth to try to see just what can be done to make it more efficient. Yeah. I mean, I. Yeah, just just a. You know a couple of almost anecdotal things. I know new Jersey has more school districts than any other state. Which is incredible. Given our size not only the population, but the density and in the territory, but we have more school districts than any other. Okay.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Sorry oh I love you. Yes uh huh. I love you. So much. I've been calling for the past hour misuse. Oh. I Miss you too. I have a question. Are we not allowed to stay for [laughter]? Well, you can say whatever you want. I don't care. No who's listening to this. I don't know. All I can say is that like it's free. So like. That's. Awesome, how how is the wedding. Oh. it was. So nice like it's a little stressful. Yeah. Like the whole deal like getting married and stuff, but like it was nice. Of course, right. It was nice. Is around me. Happy. She's. So happy she's like in Heaven. Wow, it's. Oh yeah. Yes. Hi, I missed you. How are you? So much. Let's. See. So much too I'm gonna start trying what. Are you happy sweetie? Are you doing? Well. Sometimes. Sometimes it's still hard. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, come get me, huh. Okay, you you don't wanna stay anymore. No, I do but I wanna see you. 8. I want to see you to have you seen a Lisa. Why. Um, I ran into him. What. And not, he called like right before he left for the wedding he's like I just wanted to give you to give you my phone number. Yeah. Like when I got that you know, cause he had just gotten his apartment or whatever. Yeah, he wants you to, um, he wants to see you. He wants you guys like to get together and stuff. Oh yeah. Yeah, so he's gonna invite you and stuff. Okay. Okay, [laughter]. I I you have to know that. Um, I promised Eric that I tell you that he was trying to call to, but he couldn't get through either. Oh. he tried calling. Yeah, like just before he called. Oh. really I'm. Yeah. Sorry. Now I do think people stop calling because. No people keep trying because like they wanna talk to you. Oh. [laughter], how is he. Hello, he's he's. Good he's like. How are you guys? I slept over there last night. You slept over there. Yeah, like we're really screwed up, but like we just it's ridiculous because like we love being together, we have like the best time he came here. Oh no. Susan . He came here like two in the morning to get it. Are you serious? Yeah, like we're ridiculous, but like she still won't like. . I know for some reason he won't like he doesn't don't understand. [laughter]. Do you understand? I don't like this [laughter]. Why. Why want Rachel? Why wouldn't? What. He. I don't know like it. Doesn't. Make any sense. I have no idea like. So it's a lot going on. No, no it's. No, not really no definitely. [laughter]. No, no [laughter]. Yeah. So a lot. And still have your name. Yeah, this is good. I haven't spoken to a week, but. So call him [laughter]. I will. But. Okay. But like. Whatever I'm trying to get like two into the Eric again because like. Um, yeah, you better be careful. You I don't know what is this problem. But, but he's, so stupid isn't, he stupid you're. So silly. I he's an idiot. He's. So silly like I don't understand like I honestly believe that like he has like a really that he has a good time with me like probably as good as he does like most people. Right. So why being. Probably how can you say that. Like definitely like. Probably as good as he has. Oh. when he came here. I was like really, I was like really, um, freaking out about my mother's reading and he came here. He drove over here at 130 in the morning. Like he's like you need to handle hold. I'm coming I'm like Eric it's, 130 in the morning. How you doing is like I'm coming like why is he? Cause that's where he is. So still it. I know, he's a wonderful human being. So then what's the problem. I don't know how I got. I went to the car locked. You all the and David, Berger is there. Due to that. David, David Berger, wait David Paul, how is he. Yeah, as if we came to thing. He's like the God, I wish huh. You know, I thought you were talking about for a second. Are eager from cab. Is here. Who who's Burger? I'll. Take that up for a minute. Just give it a minutes thought. [laughter]. Oh. from 2. Summers ago. [laughter]. Yeah. The one who like love with you. Super awkward man. [laughter], thank you all [laughter]. Yes, I'm. Oh my God. So happy about the phone call. [laughter]. [laughter]. So how are you tell me about your life? It's, like pretty hectic, right now. I'm I'm, like making me crazy. With what you want to get back together. Yeah, and I'm like I told him. No, and he's like I'm like. Does he know that anything anything was ever up with her? He he he found out from like you know, you know, you know, my friend, Julie. From my house. Yeah, sorry. Her fiance like by accident. Yeah, alright, Ah, you know, right. So like, by accident like he said something, but like he then he called himself and realized that my mom didn't know, so like, as far as now is like something happened between us once like he has absolutely no idea like to the extent that like things have happened. Yeah. Oh. Is it like a really extensive? No, no, but like it's not like really extended in like we did so much, but it's like a really extended that like like I used to stay there all the time and stuff and we used to spend like all of our free time together and stuff like. Like it has to buy. Right what's. He upset. Yeah, like he called up and like yelled at me, but this is like a really long time ago. Eric. What, Eric wouldn't stake take that like he killed ever now he like said something to me like it's trying not to let this come between us and he's like whatever you know, [laughter]? Right. [laughter]. He like he can only take so much of an . So it's really funny. Right. So now what I'm doing. So Madam is like he's like you know, I'm gonna walk out the store and you have to decide once in fraud like . I don't love you like I can't pretend that I do. And like he made me. So upset the other day like he just. Is he like upset right now? I'm having a major problem. I guess so like, huh. [laughter], actually, you're. [laughter]. So sympathetic [laughter]. [laughter]. I just like I can't take it anymore. He made me. So upset I'm, not sympathetic anymore. Right. I know I can't help it. He loves you. I know, but what am I supposed to do if I don't live in back? I don't know, but whoever's listening to this conversation. Oh. I got I forgot [laughter], huh. It's. So funny. Huh. Really used fake names. Huh. Protect . I totally forgot his be recorded. Huh. Reach your birthday is coming up to my friend. It is it is yeah, oh. I love you. Yeah, yeah, are you you're gonna be bigger [laughter]? What happened with Joseph? Sorry, you coming to get me. When do you want me to where I don't wanna bring you back? That's the thing. Well, you don't have to bring me back. [laughter], your parents are coming. All right. Yeah, what are you coming to? No, I told you I'm not coming. Why. So, [laughter]. Can't come. Um, it's like money and stuff. I it's. So much, bye. I know, but for me [laughter]. For you. You're. Oh. you're. So sweet. Alright all the whole time. I was trying to get through. I was like looking at your picture of like I must her voice I'm. Huh huh, which picture. Good. I have the picture of you a problem that you gave me this number. Huh. I have for a little while. Oh. you mean, two summers ago. Yeah. No, yeah, [laughter]. Oh no, this network. Dafna sent. I wrote. I wrote Dauphin and she wrote me back finally after a really long time and she sent me a picture of the three of us. That's on my wallet, huh. Oh. really. Yeah. Oh. Usually applied early to Harvard. Yeah, she doesn't wanna go. She doesn't. No, I spoke to her she's like I do because my parents made like I hope I don't get it because I don't wanna go. She was to go to Colombia. I know you guys are gonna be together. Are you not reapplying? I'm, not allowed to my Mommy. And Daddy won't. Let me. Billing. Huh. I think like I can always transfer they don't. That's true that's definitely true. Alright, it's. I don't know we shall see. We shall we shall. Huh. And what are you doing this summer? You know, yet. I'm good Israel [laughter]. No. I know that was like totally bad, but like has some years going in like. Alright, now did you speak to David record. It. No, but Carol offered me to go. I was like a Medi . Are you serious or free? Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]. Huh. How old you being on behalf? She said that I was like pretty young, but she likes you so maybe you could like. Oh. You wanna talk to her. Yeah, I'll. Ask her about it. Oh. my God that would be such a reference. Let me write that down. How long is it? If I'm not sure, but like it culminates in like the 3000 form. Huh. So I'll ask why do you know, you're doing this service. Oh. okay. No, not at all, but I wanted some ideas. Oh. I thought they had company and that's a really good 1. Yeah, it's really good I'll. Ask her on it. Wait. I can't believe that that rock. Yeah, it does rock rock. Bye. So basically you're doing that. Well, the problem is that Julie. Is getting married in the middle of December. Oh. But like it's such an experience of a lifetime that I would even go and come back for the wedding. Yeah, you should do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. To definitely do that. So I went to Alisa relatives. This past weekend and keep . Huh huh. Did you ever go there? I never went. Research. Is it Georgia? Yes, it was awesome. Have you been to in yet? I think I'm going to shop. I have to call today. Actually. Wow. About going, but how many people can like go at once I wanna go with? Any number like because like like they give you beds or anything, you sleep on the floor of the . Any number like how many is any? Like they don't even care it's like social mobile like come come like 50 now, like how many people do you wanna go at 20? Oh. no, not even that many. Right. Well, 20 would be like fine with them. East area. Yeah, well, we went there. So many people there. That's. Awesome, they say you often different people's homes. No, you sleep on like the floor of the bomb shelter. Like there's. No room in they're tiny little homes for you to stay in. Oh. should I ask about the bombs or like what if they say cause what who do I call? I call that guy in the right. Alright, , Holly I'm like he'll he'll. Tell you I'll be like bring sleeping bag or something like that. He'll. Tell you he's. So nice joy. Okay, I'm scared. I'll call up today then. Don't be scared. Oh. So good. I missed you. So what's, good what's bad like has the learning to like it at all. Yeah, I do. I just have to get myself organized in terms of like what I do on my free time. Like my free learning time. Um, that's, good. I just Miss everyone. Yeah, too we'll. Talk about it. All the time. What. I talk about it. All the time. And everytime, Eric and I are together. We talk about you. No really Hey, [laughter]. Yeah. He's. Just silly. Yeah, you guys better just get married. . And that would be a real that would be like my most fun reading address. Two of my favorite people on home. Huh. He's gonna be like reading some study. It he's gonna cover crosses coverage. Seizure. Herrick. Hi there [laughter]. [laughter], huh. This one's to you. [laughter]. My parents haven't even called yet. I thought they were trying to and they couldn't get through. What was broken about it? I don't get it. What draft it dropped and so it broke? What was broken about what? Oh. it's dropped I've a call waiting. Yeah. But there's. No way of getting it. Because I'm. You a call waiting. No, you can't go get extra on the phone call. That's true I'm, not gonna get it. So what else did I tell you. What else are you about? What happened with Joseph? Oh. I didn't. I never told you about that. I know you were at this name. Right. I went in and we saying, but he's like you go to Rob Campion. This he like a good friend. Bernstein. He threw you out. Oh yeah, really that's. What a Lisa told me? I said, hi, for you. Oh. thanks. What did he say? You just need the face like up. Huh. [laughter]. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Oh. so why can't you come back and get me. Why can't? I come back and get you. You should come with my parents. They go with your parents. They don't extra ticket. No, I don't know where my brother somewhere. [laughter]. Yeah, I saw your brother. . The origin he's like always. So nice to me when I see it. Really. Yeah. I thought that was sarcastic. No I'm serious. I'm totally serious like just very friendly. Like what was C Y. We always talk like when I go to Penn like we always talk that's. Nice. How was pen? Oh. you told me about this already. Didn't. You know, I was about Alisa now you told me about it. Yeah, when I went to Penn twice. Well, again. What. You went again. Yeah, like a couple weeks ago or Lisa was there too. It was really fun except like all the girls there in love with you. Alright. . Are you serious? I mean, he's like a type to be in love with you know. Who's a lot of them? Like all these girls like every girl when I went, I went for like the second trial. This they were there. How you sure this isn't just in your mind? No, it's. Not like Ricky told me like it's a fact, but the first office I was there. It's, sad. I knew it I'm like you and they all love you like what. You're talking about I'm like trust me. They love you and then like the second time I came back, they really did. They really did [laughter]. Huh. It happened. Huh. [laughter]. Oh. so what's he gonna do about it. I don't know. For Jones. But he's. So awesome. I know. Huh. . Well, yeah. Oh. and we went, we went to a last name. Alisa a group performed. Where. In a in Janet Sean, the village and was there. Are you. Was there, huh. Yeah. And Robert, Jordan was there she's been trying to call you to the whole night. What time is it at home? What time is it by you now? 11 o'clock. My parents probably sleeping. Now or maybe they waited out. There. With a woman. With with like a check. With a real woman. Yeah. What kind of check? Like a date. Like what kind of day like. Like I guess, like a serious, kind of date like. It's a long script on. Yeah, yeah, yeah, skirt longer. What do you know her name by any chance? . Was it Vivian? No, no. Something Rudolph was her last name. Wow. And it'll look potential. Huh. It was so funny. Janet's father took a picture of them together and I was cracking up he's like he's like John you're loving this aren't. For it. You I'm like, yes, Rabbi [laughter]. [laughter]. I mean, like what shade. Oh. Um, I'm like I'm like you that that nice shade of red. That you always turn. Why does sound? So much like, uh huh. It was pretty funny. Oh he's, definitely the one doing the study by the way. [laughter], if anyone's doing this phone it's definitely huh. You're definitely. What. [laughter]. All right. Yeah, definitely. Hi, . [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. It's. So funny. They're. All they're. How is meta? Good. They're. Awesome. Se security. Yeah, she's. So cute. And she's saying she probably makes that keep little fast. She's just so great. And her dad like her dad was there and he was just like booming. . He was so proud like it's. So good that he gets like that every once in awhile, you know that like she could see it. Yeah. He was so proud of her. So nice you I told her and everything. What. Oh. of course you didn't. He told it was like, very nice, but like of course he did say the prob [laughter], huh. Right. [laughter]. I don't know because I went with her brother at this shot. Huh, right, right. We have such a nice high bootable people. I've left, you are you. Is she going to Florida soon? Yeah in January they're going. Wow. But she said she'll try to call you tomorrow. So cool. Do you think I'll be able to be in the group? Yeah, I hope so does have a Jewish group. Right. That up, huh. Or you could start 1. It's that one, but I'm, not, I started of course, you're. You did. Yeah. Good for you. That's that's. My exciting lose week, the week because we want to do something for. Fair huh. [laughter]. Yeah. Huh. So. Huh. It's. So lovely to hear from you. No, I don't hear from me. Like you just hear your voice it's. So good. No, thank you. You can't. You have to, I are you what are you doing for pizza. I have no idea. And I don't even know like if I'm turning my papers and on time like, well, no, what I'm doing for base up. Really. No, like I just have so much work right now. Are you gonna be home? Like are you traveling the country or something. Right. I think I'll be traveling. . I haven't thought are you coming home. Are you saying ? My parents I think really want me to come home I'm trying to debate with them. If I could come back for the second part of that because I'd like to be here for part of it, but if I'm home for some of it, then I can get a little bit of everything. Oh. Right. Right. That's true. Then I can see here. Oh. I suppose you don't really have to decide that now though. Well, I kind of do because plane tickets and everything. . You know, so that is the scoop. So what else is good. God, how are your friends. My friends are good things. Yeah. Are good. Yeah, except for like this week, we're, not gonna be crazy, but aside from that like things are good. Next week. Because that's not such a big deal. Well, I like it is a big deal like this week. It was like. But you're used to that already. Yeah. Right. Definitely. Well, he wrote high. My envelope. Yeah, he did huh. Huh. Did you get the birthday card or no? Um, no. I saw the response to your last letter. Well, I I know you're thinking of me. So take your time right. Do you know that? Yes. Okay, better know, it I used for God's sake. How much working ? Where do I use it? I used that at the email. Is grandmother's apartment. Huh huh. Well, thank God. And I was living with Cassie. Also good [laughter]. Yeah, it's working out. Yeah. Yeah, sometimes hard. But you know, did I write to about that at all? Yeah. No. What. No, you didn't. I guess. I'll tell you about it. Okay. Huh. I don't know. So should I call my parents after this, huh? They'll call you. I'll be sleeping. Yeah, it's late. I read their birthday. They sent my mom sent me like a package a little while ago. I had my. Stuff and their birthday cards. So I read them late last night. I couldn't wait. Here. One was for my brother. One was from them. It was nice. Thats, good, are you doing anything special for your birthday with friends? Um, tonight I don't know what we're doing but we're doing something. And our apartments going out. Bye. And maybe with another one let's. See. I'm, not sure. It's a surprise. [laughter]. Oh huh. But it's really funny because my birthday was yesterday. So we're celebrating together. Who you learn less anyone I would know? No girl from England sending right. Oh. that's. It. That's neat. Yeah, she's great. It just ended up that way. Cool. Yeah, not weird. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. . So what else exciting is going on. I said something like I said, yeah, like like you always say that you say like that you get it from me like, yeah, [laughter]. Oh. that, oh. I haven't done that in such a long time. But like I like. I was like I was at X and like I I he said something to me. I'm like, yeah, but like I didn't, I haven't said it in a long time either I'm like says that I'm like wait, but I say that that's where she got it from, but like it was just so funny like we do talk about you. He. All the time. Are you serious? Yeah, we love you come on. [laughter]. Hey. You know, theft. Has she spoken to salary in a while? No, she like actually I think he might have called her because like she calls a lot and like writes a lot and he just doesn't have time to like write back, but she's coming back this month. Right. This month. Why. Like for a couple of weeks or something. Oh. usually. So he might see her. I have no clue. You still here. Well, I yeah, I've seen her a couple of times. Cool. Yeah, but I had no idea she was supposed to go home. Yeah, well, not for good. Just for a little bit. Right. Yeah. She's like she's joy herself here. Where is she? This spot. Got it. Yeah, I'm learning a lot. That's. A lot lot are you still learning. Good. Am. I still learning like on my own. . I like learn the pressure during the week on the weekends. Alright, that's, good. What about those classes that you were going to? What classic? Oh. no don't. They have like a program. Oh. the Wednesday night learning. Yeah. No, I don't really go to that anymore. Alright, is it bad? Like no it's. Just like it's one hour like smack in the middle of your Wednesday night and like if I even thought of it. I would probably I might go more often, but like when you're working like in the library, I'm, like it becomes 830 and it's time for Wednesday night learning like I don't even realize it, you know, like those kind of things just totally slipped by. Right. Great. It's busy. I hear you. So what do you like involved with extra curricular Lee? Oh. Really it's. Well, I volunteer at the hospital at the age unit. That's. It. That's. Good be careful. I will. [laughter]. Um, wait. So it's just like a lot of work or. No, I mean, yes, it's a lot of work, but I like, I haven't found it. You want to yourself. Find anything to do. Yeah, I mean, I additional you know the beginning for like two groups. I didn't make them. So. P. What can you do you? When are the next positions next year? Um, I don't know if any groups will have them. . Um, you know, next semester. So. I got a letter from tomorrow. Yeah, I told her right to she wanted to write to you. So I gave the address. Oh. so nice. It was such a weird surprise. I was like, wow it's, a long time ago, huh. Yeah. Should be getting a letter for reissued. Good. Yeah. City. I'm sleepy I'm. Just kind of sad that I think people tried calling and I missed them. Well, they will keep trying. I assure you. Yes, I was thinking of calling my parents. I don't know we shall see, huh. I just expected either. Would you expect to speak to everyone? Yeah. But I got you for such a long time box. What. Yeah, it does rock. How did this happen to you? Whiskey was like walking. I'm campus and she saw like a sign up. It's like one of these obscure college studies. All right. But like high college studies it's, like one of these obscure things that like all these colleges. It's. Do so she gave me the number and I called and they send me like a pin number and everything. Right. So. [laughter]. Well, the whole thing's gonna end up on your phone. Yeah, I'll kill that, huh. Funny would that be they're like they're doing a city to see how many people fall for them? Who we're every people could scan. [laughter]. Oh. I saw, um, when I went to the Union I saw id. She asked about you. Yeah, I wrote. I wrote to her and I haven't mailed it yet. You did. Oh yeah, because she would have told me. Right. Yeah, how is she. How is she she's you know, she's probably one of them? Most dressed woman on this planet. Yeah, there's like that way though. I'm like un recognized. What. She kinda has to be that way or she won't be here. Yeah, yeah, everyone Ros like busy busy busy they're always like that. Really what's what's going on that's, Carol. She's busy busy busy like she hasn't had a moment to like speak to me. Really. Yeah, like I want to see the plan. How was it? So, it's. Yeah, not really good. . She said it was her worst show ever. Are you serious? Yeah. Thought she said like tires or something. No, I don't think she thought price was her worth like that was just obscure this was just bad, but actually cookies, it's been or cookies, it's non whatever her name is like she did some good choreography. It was. Yeah. Oh. really wow, [laughter]. Yeah, I know I couldn't believe it. If that's like the only complaint that you can go ahead. Wasn't really bad. But like it was little my C N like. I was like Ellie and everything. Oh. it's. Okay. House. Karen. Karen. Like well, she's very very good. You know, she's a great voice by. Right. Just the whole thing was that's. Yeah. So upsetting like it's. Yeah. So nice to hear like how good something is yeah, I don't know how all courses going either. Yeah. Oh. you really I haven't heard anything about it. I see. It's. So weird. How distance? I sell from all that now, you know, like I used to like you know. [laughter]. Yeah. Do you feel that way? Yeah, I do feel different from it. But I also like the way. I'll always feel like I have that home in the middle of the city like whenever I go there. I just always feel like I immediately. Right. I guess I haven't been I'm afraid to go back back. Is just here. He was did you get to talk to him. Yes, yeah, it was really he was nice, but like it was just kind of take. Was he nice? Oh yeah. Like he interview that. Yeah, I know what you're saying. Like he had like certain questions written down and he like took down answers and stuff. Yeah. Oh yeah, I mean, it was nice to see him. Obviously he's getting older. Really. I haven't seen him. This year at all. So wow, I hope I was gonna get married to this check. Right, [laughter]. We better be invited to the that's. You think I know if you think I'd fly home for it. All I could say. There. Wouldn't be. I don't think would be that soon. You never know maybe I mean. [laughter]. Really should really soon. You know why doesn't he just pop a question already. I know. I don't know. I hope it does. . Huh. One's Julie's button. July 28 like the most inconvenient time ever. Yes, seriously, Sean. Gotten gauge, a little while ago. Nice. Huh. Go, Adam hospitals, engaged. Sarah. Yeah. Are you serious? Yeah, they got engaged Thanksgiving weekend. Are you how old are they? 20. Oh my God. Is that crazy or what? Hawthorne gate [laughter]. Hough like that's ridiculous. When are they getting married? Huh. I don't think they have a date yet, but probably like. It's invited are you invited. No I'm definitely gonna be invited. Like because I'm not really in touch with them, but we're, not gonna like in the wedding party or something. I'm. Sorry, I can't, please. If you like religious now. Yeah, I guess so. Oh. my God. Huh. This is so weird. Yeah, and Eric, huh. What. Uh, you just. So no, I can't. Well, we this is comments on that. No, like you like I it's very nice, but like every night on the phone like he just a little complainer he's like he's like I'm tired of sleeping alone he's like I just want a family. And why is he telling this to you is? I don't know, [laughter]. Oh God, it. He just makes me crazy. Just proposal ready. Proposed he knows. Yes. I wanna be with him. It does. Yeah, like a whole like the first time when like he turned he turned it down like he knows he totally knows, but like I have totally have legitimate reason to think that he wants to do with me to like. Well, you should Rachel. I think this has to stop unless you make a decision. You're, right. It does, but like I I mean. It's, not healthy for you. I know, but I love being with him. So much. Hey, so you can you can still be with him. It's. So much fun. In a different way. But he holds me very tight. Oh. why does he do that? [laughter]. Why does he do it? If he doesn't it's not fair to you. I know it's not fair to me at all. The wireless. It's very unlike him you know. Bye. Let's. See scared is like is it this whole law school thing. I don't know, there's only. So far. He can take the whole Osco thing. You know what I'm saying. Yeah, that's true. Like when you're a good friend of his like you know, like there's a. where you know, it's like a law school [laughter]. He I'm totally getting like his weight and giving it back to him. It's. Awesome like it's taking a really long time, but like I finally get him like it's good as he gets me it's, great. Really. Yeah, it's. Awesome like it's. Yeah, I go great Friday. So it's fun. It's. So it's fun. Have a good time. Like it's, nothing like we're just amazing amazingly close friends and it's just what I don't think. Be. So much fun. Is he dating at all is he dating at all? So like, give me one thing like he's dating other people, don't like that. It then there's. No way I'd like ever do this, but like he's, not at least as far as I know, but like I could be wrong. Right. I know just please be careful. All your little heart. Because it's. So cute. And I don't want anything. Huh. You're. So cute. [laughter]. Thanks, I really want you to come get me. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. How come you can't, huh? Cat. No, but I see a paste off for sure. Time flies. Alright, yeah, it really does I didn't expect my parents to be here. Hey. So soon and they're coming. So soon. Yep. Yeah, I Miss you guys. So much. So. It's difficult. [laughter]. What. I said it's difficult. Yeah. So weird. I've, never been away from people this long like you know. Yeah. My parents I've always seen them like at least after like two months you know, it's almost been like four months. But. Bye. But do you have like enough? There that gives you strain. Friends. Yeah, I do but like it's hard coming with. So many people you know, but I already knew like [laughter]. Net. Do you ever get to see Jake and stuff like that? Yeah, I saw it at the. I saw at the, uh, there are couple unions. Hello. Hi. Um, I yeah, I saw crake G I see all you know, like not. Yeah. So often, but it's nice to see them every once in awhile, you know, they're really enjoying themselves. Yeah. That's. Good. Evan Smith. Father. You know, Evan Smith. Yeah. From Perry, huh. Huh. This father came. Last night. Oh nice. Yeah, and it was filling and I'm meeting. Oh. That's, not too much. Good. Huh. That's. Good. Yeah, that's. What everyone gets tired, huh? Yeah, I know.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. So here we are. Oh. I'm. So glad [laughter]. Well rose Lane. I couldn't believe this this was. So nice. I feel I've had contact with you. You know, just lately because of Isabel, you know, Isabel Messa, because she contacted me and everything. Alright. Huh. Yes. I have to tell you about that, but anyway, I just wanted to wish you happy holidays today. You're, validate. It is my validation. Yeah, mine too. Well, half the valid let's. Yes, is that correct? See must it's 34 years for me. So it must be 36 for you. 36 and I couldn't today. It was because I didn't mention it yesterday. I should when I go back to the house to these two young gals. Huh. Um, because I owe one of them. Wasn't feeling well today and everything. Well anyway, I didn't mention it and I was off early this morning, like 430 in the morning. We got up because I don't know if you know, Donald Ward S J he's. . No. . From the Maryland province, but he's been,. Down in Chile for a while a long time and on his way back to the States. . He stopped off to see us, which was really nice. . So, but today he had to you know, be in the Airport at six am. Oh. We were you know, we had kind of an unusual day beginning. [laughter]. So I haven't mentioned to anybody about it's. My validate and everything. [laughter]. But let me just tell you a little bit about Isabelle and I want because she called and at that. Alright. She didn't mail me your letter, you know, she could have mailed it, but she, um, waited. Huh. And wanted to give it to me personally. So I didn't know who she was you know, because I didn't read your letter because I didn't have it, but anyway, she explained that she had met you at the center in prayer retreat. Huh. Huh. And, uh, she invited us over to her home and it's a very nice. You know, she's kind of from the wealthy class you know, and so her she has a lovely home and she has a swimming pool and, um, you know, we had a really nice day. Huh. We went you know, we got there around 11 o'clock in the morning and we stayed till about three or four in the afternoon. Oh. And she's such an interesting person. You know, and in fact, she we said that we could go back there to her house because it's like going to a retrieve house. Oh. Her place you know, it's like really getting away and it's just very lovely. Huh. So you know, she said she could share the centering prior. You know, with us. Mhm. So that would be really nice. Oh. She said maybe she told you this that her daughter from France was coming over for a month. No, she didn't. And yeah. We were in silence. Most of the time. Yeah, she said that she only got to talk to you a little bit because of the kitchen duties or because of I don't know something it wasn't. That's, right [laughter]. We were we were signed up to do the same day. Oh. okay. So we work together cleaning. The kitchen, huh. Okay and then she said she didn't know how to do something and then she asked you and you said, well, I didn't know either or something like that. [laughter]. So she felt a lot better about it here. And there was an American who didn't know what was supposed to be done either. Huh. So, but anyway, um, she, um, you know, her daughter from France is over for a month and she said now after that I'm going to be able to. Huh. You know, call you again, but she said for the next month. Oh. I'm really you know, with my daughter here and her husband and I don't know if they have children or what you know, so I said, oh. yeah, so she said we'll, get together in another month or so, but we were talking about you know, the possibly maybe going to her house for retreat or something. Oh. But she loved the retreat now. It's interesting. Because she's, Cara . Well, she said that she was in the charismatic movement and I don't know if she's still active with that or not, but they're came a. when I guess father Keating had come. Yeah. To the Dominican Republic. Once or twice and she went to hear him. Oh. And they're just came a. when somehow there was a death to the center. That she found herself wanting. Yes, yeah. And so she seems very in fact, I think she's the representative from the Dominican Republic to the center rear leadership a group. Okay, well I was um, you know very impressed with her. And I mean the fact that she would make that trip up and all that. Huh. I mean, I know they have the means to do it, but still it's quite size something and but she said they have a prayer group 15 couples and I said to her is it Harris is that a , but she said, oh. yes, and she said it's very good and it's not just woman you know, it's 15 men and 15 woman and they're really good. Huh. And everything. . So I just wanted to you know, kind of thank you for that because that was it's really a nice contacted and it's kind of an escape. Weeks. Once in awhile. Oh good huh. You know, to go over there because like now, we've been, we just got the lights back the electricity back about half an hour ago, but we've had four days you know, like without any light and, um, which is fine during the day, but usually what they have here is, um, the light goes off. Oh. Oh. Huh. On and off during the day, you never know when it's gonna be on off, but we haven't had it now for four days. So like our refrigerator isn't going and food goes bad and all that so, um, no, she said she doesn't have that that much, although can you hear that motor cycle back. Mhm. Yes. But it's not huh. No, I can hear you too huh. Yeah, okay, that's. What goes on here? All the time these people are big motorcyclists and now here, it's gonna come again. Huh. . They they love to show. Oh. I don't know their power or something like that. Huh. I don't know, but. So, um, I I just wanted to say one other thing. I made a little list here because I thought our time is gonna run out and and you might have some things too, but I just wanted to say this about John Ward, the one who's just here visiting the Janet. Yes. Bye [laughter]. So he was saying to me now and Joyce, you have to go home now. You have to go back to the States and publicize this. I mean, you're, never gonna get people coming down here and I said, well, their people working on this home, we have a responsibility office. And we have a development office and you know, I said that he said no it's, not the same. They haven't been here. They haven't been here and so he said you should go home and you talk about it or talk about it with your sisters. Talk about it. Bye. And all that. Well, I mean, I'm not going home. I I you know my job is to stay here and I I'm planning to go home for whatever we have is it a big Assembly like in July or something in August. Oh. yes, crystal. G work shop for a long weekend. Yeah, I mean, okay, so, um, I hope to go home for that. And but he was saying no you're you're. This is the way you know, you talk things up and not only just to raise funds, but to get more applicants down here and all that and I said, well, you know, we're not looking for a lot of applicants. We were planning on starting with four that we had thought the the maximum with before and we had four up until about. Three weeks before I left the States to come here and that was because one of the Chileans backed out and I thought it meant that the other one would back out to you know, because I wasn't gonna come along, but she didn't and then one of the Americans. Um, that I thought it was in the bag. Everything she's she's working with Jessica volunteers and you know, thought my God, this is wonderful. Well, she did not get a good recommendation from the genuine volunteer coordinator. So you know, I just thank God. We did really look into her references. You know, but I was so sure some of our sisters knew her and you know, I just said, oh. this. Okay, here's our 4th member, but anyway, so we have to we have one chili and one American they're. Both very fine. Like, but anyway, what I'm getting at is I was mentioning to John Ward. Um, about Isabel Messa. You know, I'm just telling him a little bit and I told them that you know, there's a series of free phone calls. Now and I've been able to talk to different people from the society. You know, and I told him you were calling and he said, well, now where is what is Roseanne. Do and I said, well, she works at the she's at the college she's Dean or assistant Dean. You know, she's. So he said, well. Um, then he was talking to our one of our missionaries here and he said when did people makeup their mind about what. They're gonna do next year now. Cause he had said to me you should go home in January and talk this up and I said, well, she said, oh in about October. . I don't know, that's true, but anyway, he said, oh. and so then he said, okay, he said then I have lived because he was here for a week with us and he said I am gonna go and talk this up now how can I get in touch with Roseanne. I said I can give you the number. He said you know, better still. Could she call me because then I'll know, she really wants to talk to me and I won't be bothering her? So, so anyway, um, what he wants to do is like go over to Rosemont he's going to be working in Camden new Jersey with Hispanics. . I guess, Jesuits have a an option for the poor there in Camden. So anyway, his new assignment is is there, although you know, I'm working with that's. Yeah. The generous movement down here. Well, he was quite taken with it. Although he also saw a lot of the floors in it. Uh, yeah, but anyway, he was quite taking it with it and the gesture it director of the program was quite taken with him. I said now, you've got to come back promise me you're coming back and he said, well, I haven't even gotten home yet. Huh. I haven't even started my new assignment yet. And so he says. No, but you must come back your made for this place and all that. So anyway, he had a good week here. He he, we had four days three and a half four days of torrential rain. It was the end of some Hurricane. I don't know what. And you know, rolling around Cooper or something. . But anyway, we he had that. So we were trapped in the house with like really torrential rain. It was just feeding down and so I thought, oh. this visit is a disaster. I mean, he can't go anywhere. We were gonna go to the Beach to the Beach and and we were gonna go to some of the places where the agent. Um, sugarcane workers. You know, all this stuff and we couldn't do it. I thought the last three days guys here a week first four days just rain rain rain and then the last three days we we got around to the sales. Office. We went to the Ashton. You know, complement to where they they live. You know in great misery and so it was really good and he got to really know everybody in our neighborhood. So he wants to give a description of what the missionaries would be doing and what their life is like, um, because you know he lived with us and then you know, he how, well, they're taking not having worked. Huh. . You see they cut the water off every day and then usually you get it. Some. during the day and then you it's during the. when you get the water, everybody fills all these stubs and bends and pales. So then you have all this water that you can bear with or hook with or whatever. So it's and then if the water comes on the next day, that's. Okay, you just fill them up again and you know, it's. Alright, the only problem is just once since I've been here. I've been here very long. They, um, the water. Didn't come on for three days. So then you're getting very, very low and your tabs you know, don't have anymore. Water, but he didn't he did not experience that. Wow. Huh. Um, so anyway, he said that he would like to really talk this up now he is the person to do it. He's got this great personality and, um, you know he made friends with everybody here, but he was crying when he left you know, last night we had a little good by party for him. It was you'd think, he's been here for you know, years. [laughter]. So I just wanted to say so he said to me Roseanne's the one then you know, without even knowing you Roseanne's the 1. Huh. [laughter]. I have to talk to and I and I said, well, another one you should talk to is Jackie . Because she's the one through whom the applications are filtered. And she, you know, process them process them. Now. Now, I'm down here. I can't do anything about them. . So you should talk to her too and also a urge, her to come down. Huh. I said to him and so that she'll know what she's sending people to. So he said, well, Roseanne. Can Roseanne. A direct me to Jackie or can she, you know, I'll be on the same campus and I said, oh. I'm, sure, you know, you just have to talk to her and, um, you know, clarify, what you want. Huh. So he said to today rushing to the Airport. He said could Roseanne call me after labor day. So I said, well, I'll, you know, I'll, give her this message now, you may be too busy for this I'm talking about after labor day or you may you know, not feel comfortable, but I think what he would like to do is come and talk to you. And see is there any. Huh. What's the word contact that he could have or share some motivation because he says it's your your own eliminate you want your own girls who have your spirit those are the people you want here and all that? And, uh, you know, as I said, you've, gotta go back and talk it up, but I can't you know, because I'm I'm trying to keep my head above order. You know, down here and make sure that these girls are doing. Well and they're. Happy. And you know, all that so how does that sound to you. Well, I would be delighted to call him. Yeah. Um, we have a great. Not great. But there is a significant minority of students on campus who are are interested in Spanish speaking or who our Spanish speaking. Yeah. And who also have an interest in some kind of social out. Rage. Yeah. And as you're speaking I'm wondering about, um, the idea of my certainly calling him, but also calling Joanne Sullivan who's. The campus minister at Roseline. Oh. yes, great. And maybe working out some kind of a deal where by he comes and says a Sunday he offers a Sunday evening, liturgy and visits with the students before or after. Oh. yes. Let's. See he would love that. He would love that. Let me just tell you. I don't know how our time is. I forgot to bring my watch. We have about 10 more minutes. Okay, just one time last night we had a little mass and now we have a lot of evangelicals around us in where we live you know, but they're, just Darling and you know these girls they're, seeing all these Evangelical song. Huh. Well, they didn't seem to want to go home and we're gonna have a little mass in the living room. So of course he included them and he said now, we're gonna have Evangelical we're gonna seeing you know, and they picked out the song and they were all this glory to God and value and all those kind of songs. What they think, but at the moment of communion? I just thought this was so lovely. Um, he said now you girls you little girls. Are not accustomed to this to take communion. The way we do, but you can help me and so he gave one of them. The little dish with the bread in and she went around and I mean they weren't very many people that this mass there were two missionaries and myself and somebody else and some to other nuns where I am now. Huh. Huh. I'm at their house too. So, but she went around to each one you know, and they just took a piece of Brad. . I thought that was so beautiful and then at the wine. Oh. You know, the blood pressures blood did the same for another one and she went around with this little glass that had the precious blood in it. Oh. Wasn't that nice? Oh. So he's you know, he's simple he's, not a great intellectual he's very intelligent, man. But he's you know, he's. A missionary type you know, so that's, a great idea. Huh huh. Roseanne. So let me give you his number. And. Okay, uh huh. Okay, it's 609. 609. Cause it's Camden 963. 963. 1621. 1621. And the fax just in case is 609338. Okay. 609. 338. 0793. 0793. And he did say after labor day because he just doesn't know where he's gonna be this week and he said, um, then you wouldn't waste a call and you know. Okay. And then the other see and if you could, then maybe with Joanne and then at another. or connected with it. I'm, not sure how let him talk to Jackie because Jacky as I say is the one who sends people here and, um, I think they'll Register to come and visit to and. Yeah. . I don't know if Jacky could ever either get her group of people to that Max that he would offer at the college or else maybe he would do a separate Max for her people. Okay. Yeah, yeah, because you know, he's he doesn't know what he's doing in Camden he's working in the parish that's. Why you know, so I think he you know, they can work things out? They have some time off and every. Okay, well I'll. Try to be the sort of Leon person between him and these other two women, who are in more direct contact with the students who would be interested in that. Okay. Yeah. And I might mention it to the Spanish teacher as well because she might and also to one of the religion teachers, huh. Great. Now. One of the things I just want to you know, I have to keep emphasizing this is like the face. Dimension when I first came here. Okay. Say agree. Uh, said there were two requisites. The first one is that the service being rendered be done because of a commitment to Christ and the genuine who explained that to me said this is nothing against other programs that are very very wonderful. You know where they get service for services steak, but it's just that this thing is because of a conversion or because of their friendship with Christ and wanting to collaborate with that project, you know. And the second one is that you live in the same poor area. Where you're gonna work now? Let me say that I have seen you know that this is very I I took it literally and I you know, I said to Jackie this is very important and we didn't take some people because of that you know in fact, one, Jewish girl, that she was just crazy about and was very very dynamic and new Spanish. And everything, but I said, Jackie, how can we say she's doing this out of a commitment to price? You know, I mean, I can't say that to say I agree. And this is my current, but I have also found that as in all things human it is it is not perfectly kept down here. I mean, I've met other volunteers or you know, from Spain and everything, but I but anyway, I would like to still keep that. And not change that with Jackie and I think it might be it would be important that people knew that. . Oh. this is great. Well, I mean, it's great for me. I'm I'm using your phone call here. Huh. Well, I'm delighted. Oh great. Well, just tell me a little bit about your Apostle because you said to me in your in your letter. . Now, pray for my Apostle, a to do you mean with the girls. Well, basically in the college. Yeah. Um, but I there couple things that I want to be sure to mention to you one is that, um, Isabel was one of four women. Yeah. Who made this center in prayer retreat? Okay, I read that. Sure in your letter. Okay. And another one was named Guadalupe. Otherwise known as . Okay. And apparently she sometimes she teaches about 3rd grade maybe and sometimes she brings the children to this fail area. Yeah. Where you are? Oh. okay. So you may need her. Oh. okay. Now. . And she's called blue Peter. Lupita. Yeah, okay. Now at the end of the retreat. We had a little sharing session and she began to speak and she became a little bit emotional and she said she really wish she could talk more about her experience, but she couldn't because she was more comfortable in Spanish. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah okay. And so when I said, goodbye to her and everything. I you know she spoke as if she would be meeting you at some time and I told her. Yeah, okay. I didn't. I wasn't setting you up to be a spiritual director. Anything, but I did say to her that if she were to talk if she felt that she wanted to talk about her prior experience in Spanish. That you would probably be able to certainly to understand her, but to empathize a little bit with what she was experiencing. Oh. sure. Yes. Yeah. So I wanted to tell you that I said that,. Okay now do you did you give me her number in that letter. I don't think. So. No, okay, but Isabel would know it because they went together. Yes. Yeah, okay. And and she seems I think maybe when the school year starts or something. Lupita will be up there with her students doing a service project or I don't know just what it is that they do. Yep. Okay, yeah, okay there are many say Alegria centers. But. So it's possible that she works in one and not the 1. . Oh. I am in, but but but the thing is with Isabel, I can get in touch with her. Huh huh huh then the other thing I want to mention to you is, with respect to my niece and my nephew, my nephew's name is Jeff McDougall. Yeah, so that's fine. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He made his vials in the generates a year ago. You said that. I I couldn't remember if I did or not. Yes. And so he spent the portion of the summer in Mexico and then went to El Salvador after he finished his summer school courses now I don't know if he will come back again. Yeah. Okay. I have a feeling he will probably spend a good portion of his life somewhere in in one of the central American or South American countries. Yeah. Yeah. But if you should need him, I know, you'll keep an eye on him or something. Oh. yes, yeah, Jeff McDougall that's neat. Huh huh. Yeah. And then my niece N um, maybe you won't need her because even though. . She's raised Catholic and all that right now. Yeah. She doesn't want to associate herself with any kind of a religious service project, although she's very interested in something like what you're doing. Yeah, yeah. Um, so we'll, see what happens on that. Where is she living? She right now. She's in Portland. Okay, okay, yeah. And she's college age and she's been working. Yeah. But she's gonna go to school, but she's going to take courses in Spanish and she's kind of going through a conversion life changing experience and and when she when she's all done. It. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I I know she's moving toward a simple lifestyle on a life of service and how much God is gonna be in the picture or not it remains to be seen? Yeah. Oh. yeah. But I have a lot of hope for her. Oh. yeah. Yeah, yeah, so I just was so happy when I, um, you know, discovered that these ladies were from the same area where you are. And called T's and got the address and when they saw your address, they said, oh. they wanted to meet you and give you a chance to meet some other people in the area and so I'm really pleased about that. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. that's. Yeah, so, um, I it was it was really good. Yeah, yeah. And as I said, as you said in your your letter to me, you you saw possibilities. You know, just for contacts and friendships. Huh. Huh. Everything and, um, it you know, it's it. Yeah. It was really good. And of course, she teaches. Theology that was another thing. Oh. I'm a Isabel. Oh that's. I mean, I was just amazed at all the stuff that she was telling me she does. Great. Huh. And, uh, but very down to Earth to and she gave us a lot about the culture of the country. And it was very very worthwhile. Huh. Oh I'm delighted. Nope and everything. Um, how are is there anybody you know, very very sick or you know, I always, I pray for these six people like they say Kari task is not. Mhm. Well. Well, she was up at the college today. Yeah huh. She's amazing she's. So determined. Okay, yeah, I got. But I mean, it's true she's, not. Well, but she's, certainly keeping going. Yeah. Okay, and then a net. They said it gone down a lot gone. Downhill. Yeah, I haven't heard anything about her recently. Yeah, yeah, yeah, those were the 2. Oh. I wanted to get on. We had a little meeting last Sunday to plan for the crystal lejeune workshop next summer. And a lot of ideas were shared and. Yeah. And was Annette there. No, no, no, but it was a group about 20 to S H C J from various places. No, but. Oh. you really oh yeah. And of course, Saturday was the Julie's and they were over 300 people in the chapel at Rosemont and for dinner and it was lovely it's. Yeah. Oh. Just beautiful. That's really become a really nice tradition isn't. Huh huh. It the the Jubilees and everything. Yeah, that's when Peggy called me that night, Becky already and and was telling me a little and I felt so bad. Yes. Oh that's, right. That's, right. I haven't written some of it, but I did get letters off notes off to them anyway with John, huh. . Oh huh. Oh good. So yeah, that was that was so good. The mail down here is terrible. Do you know last week? I went to the failure a main office and I I I I don't know what. these letters came into the office, but they have been sent out June 17th. Huh. Oh. I mean, you know it was more than two months to get here thing here is just very disorganized. Huh. Everything is disorganized that's. Why the lights are constantly going out and the the transportation is just, but anyway, he John Ward lives through all of this? Huh huh. And he loved it. I mean, he wants to come back and everything and when he finishes stitched in Camden, but. Huh. Well, that's. Why I wanted to bring the letter to you because she said you you would be a long time before you get it? Otherwise. Yeah, yeah, and, um, and well, anyway, I wrote you a little note. You'll be getting it. Oh. nice. Um, through John Ward. Oh. You know, he brought them all with him today and everything. oh oh. So, um, but anyway, how, um, how are things going at the college with peg. Well, you know, she's worked very hard. All summer and she's really taking every area. Yeah. And working from the ground up and really rebuilding and. Yeah. And if she's only an interim isn't. She. Well, yes, but I mean, we're not we're, right now. We're, just focusing on what has to be done right now. Yeah, the present. And the kind of the long range thing that we have to do in order to make what happens now happen. Is she doing a good job? Oh. marvelous and I mean, there's. Oh. I'm. So glad. So much respect for her. I have not heard one negative comment anywhere. Yeah. Oh good. Oh then I'm. So. So glad. So I think that if we're gonna make it it's gonna be now and if we're not it's gonna be now, but everybody's, just giving everything to make it work out. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So, we're hoping for the best. Yeah and how's the enrollment Roseanne. Well, it's, not good. Yeah, yeah. We have 60 freshmen coming. Yeah, and is that not good? That's, correct. That's, correct. Last year. We had 80 and we were very distressed at how small the number was and then should we have 60. Oh. my goodness. Oh yeah, yeah. So anyway, we're really doing our utmost to do some creative planning to reverse that transfer next year. Yeah, yeah. So. Well, and Joyce. It's been really nice to talk to you. We've gone over or half hour. 00, okay because on the last phone call, they came in and told us. So [laughter]. Well, that's. Yeah, that's. What I was understood what's gonna happen? Yeah, well, anyway, maybe there. So. And it won't happen, but anyway, you're. Just a a dealer to have taken your time to call me because it's it's it's a big deal for me to talk. Oh. So to our sisters, it really is so, um, I think you know, we'll be in touch and you're kind of as you said my liaison now was with . Huh. John Ward. Well, I'll be that. And I guess you can be mine with the four ladies Isabelle and Lupita and there were two others. Definitely. And I have Lupita you know, name down and yes, Isabel. Huh. Did say she wanted to get all of them together, but I you know now I have another reason for talking to this . You know, and, um, and then I'll, keep Jess, just in mind and your niece and did you say her name was N yeah, niece. Huh. Oh. thank you. En de huh huh. Okay. Well, it's really nice to talk to you. Oh. and take care and love to everybody. And we'll. Okay, and we'll be in touch as time goes on and I'll. Okay. Okay, uh huh. See you in July. Okay and thank you. Alright, well thank you and Joyce, bye bye. Okay, good night. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"David how you doing okay. Yeah oh. okay. Where are you? I'm in Florida in my house. Okay. Yeah, yeah, so so he's flipping out there and and I'm leaving in a week. So I'm ready to get going. So I wanna you know, I want to touch base if I can talk to her then one day, I'll be in in Japan. Oh. I see a. Yeah, because I'm gonna be there on that Monday. Monday. Yeah. Yeah, not this Monday coming up with the Monday after that and and I'd like to touch base with her. Well, either her or Michael Hamlin. . Do do you know that name, Michael huh. I yeah, that was the name that you originally gave me, huh. Right, um, either one of them or a woman named Nina. For. Mina. M. I N A. Okay. Alright. Um, she's. I think the Japanese director. Right. And she works you no longer ours. So, she'd probably be around in . Well, how's things for you. Things are better with the weather. Huh. You know, getting better and. Coping a little better getting Tokyo more. Huh. And a. I mean, you you you're you're back now. You're gonna stay. I hope I hope I can make it 12 months. Really. But I I would definitely recommend not you know, working Duma. Not working where. In prefecture. Where you're working? Where I work like, um? Iraqi prefectures. Good. Um, Saitama prefecture. What's wrong with your pre feature? It's. Just not a very interesting place. Um, like in the. The travel books, I my prefecture gets like one paragraph all the other ones get like you know, 1015 pages. [laughter]. My prefecture gets one paragraph. So. [laughter]. So, so there's, no hiking there's. No entertainment there's. No culture [laughter]. Pretty pretty much. Oh. I mean, there's some hiking, but. It. There are no temples, huh. A few temples, but it's, not so so interesting and, uh, the students are all very low level. You told me that. Yeah. Where it's like in Saitama cane or Sheila or H prefecture? You know, um, people have gotten out of Japan more. Huh, but you're talking big city cheaper though. You're talking commercial, David. Huh. Yeah, but fun. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. Yeah big city. I like the big city. You know, well, why did you take the pre feature that they gave you there? Huh. Well, there's only one choice at the time. I interviewed, yeah. Oh. oh. really oh huh. Well, it's like what you're doing you have your you have time and you can pick in shoes more. Right. And uh, you should definitely get a job with an air conditioner in your apartment. Well, how will I know that David? You you asked terrace is there a air conditioner in my apartment. And. It said just David said that it's very hot in the summer. Right. And if there's, not an air conditioner say, sorry, I'm, not. Hey, please you know, she's gonna you're you're interviewing. So far in advance that, uh. She's gonna work with me, huh. Yeah, she'll work with you on that. Hi. Alright, you don't have a room a right. No it's. All single apartments. Huh. So that's, good. And how big is your apartment as big as the room that you had here. A bit, a little bigger than that. And then you have the kitchen off to the side. Yeah. Yeah, great first floor. I'm on the second floor. second floor. Okay. You don't have a problem with with bringing girls back to your apartment or anything. No there's. You know, no, nobody here like that to watch over. I mean, I mean, I got a letter from several Indonesian schools and and and they explicitly say, Hey, look, no females. Oh. oh. yeah, that's. I told you that right. Didn't. I read you that. No, but that's in . Yeah, I read the addendum to you. Um, I I got a job offer from India and they went okay, just signed the paper. We lot we'd like to have you come on out. No problems by the way.30am'] classes to, um, the fact that that the school holds your passport, the entire time that you're working for them three the fact that you're not allowed to have option members of the sex in your room and they just listed like six things that were like Holy cow or mine. Oh. Huh. That like no one would wanna go [laughter]. You well, and apparently that's, what was happening. They were hiring these people. These people were getting over there under false pretenses saying, oh yeah, I wanna teach in it's gonna be great and then and then having all these rules and regulations thrown on them that apparently, they were signing your contracts and lasting like a month. . Right. And so, so they finally put this in Denham into their contract and said, Hey, look let's. Let you know about this ahead of time because we're tired of you know, bring people over and having them quick on us. . But yeah, it's not gonna change. Well, I'm gonna go now. But it's, not gonna change. Sorry. No, one will go. Well, yeah, I'm. Sure, people David there's, people out there. They're, teaching, English for free. Yeah. There's people that will go to that will go to Indian go. Oh yeah, ballyhooed let's. Go. Yeah or the Mormon Church to. I mean, you. Yeah, you've got deleted. You must have you must have you must have a oh. schools in Japan alone people are working for free. I mean, I just saw a couple of advertisements already in one of those magazines that I get called transitions abroad volunteers wanted for Japan, their books solid Christian programs, warm programs. . YMCA programs, they're taking Vaughn. Y P A K Y M C A K. Hello. I don't know what it is. Yeah. But they're taking people by the bundles and they're just they're just giving them a visa and then a place to stay you know, a dorm room and they're reading it off. Huh. They are. Well, they're probably going to the poorhouse too expensive here. Well. Yeah. Sure, sure you even got some people that are paying David there's an organization called world teach people are paying to teach English they're paying a $000. Yeah. Yeah, I don't get that [laughter]. I don't [laughter], huh. I don't understand that I don't enjoy teaching that much you know, they gotta pay me to teach. [laughter]. Huh. Yeah, these people are paying. Anyway. Yeah, that's about it. I mean, I'm I'm going over there and I'm gonna be looking you know, I can't believe David. I cannot believe that nobody from South America and nobody from York wrote back and said, Hey, Mister Billy at least your shock, we don't want you, they didn't even have the balls to write me back. Oh. Oh East York, Poland hungry. . I didn't apply to pollen hungrier Bulgaria. I think I. Poland and hungry or the places you can get work easiest it's like $5,000 a year. Sure but David, come on let's be realistic. Right. And and who the heck want to live in Poland there. Check Barca. I mean, no. Huh. Well, tech Republic is pretty good. Check check Republic. No, I it's not for me. You're, right there by Germany. No David don't. Even try to set. David David. Otherwise I'm gonna start telling you to go back to Saudi Arabia. Good disclose in frog. [laughter]. Yeah. So see if you consider it. I am definitely not going to to eastern York. Anyway. . They didn't even write back and tell me how to scroll off internally France. And . Well, it's a Arabia. I gotta when I was home. I had like two letters, one from Saudi Arabia, one from United . Huh. And are you still interested? I just throw those in the trash. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. No, not really. Yeah, but I. But you're gonna be in a Jane on Monday then you should get the Jane times. Right that's a good good idea. Need a day for because that's that's the day. You're, right. All the ads are out if things don't work out between. . Well, I'll, tell you David on email there's a thing called. Ohio, since a, which I guess means what. . Good morning since they are hello. Hello, teacher. Yeah. I mean, hello, teacher, good morning, teacher and and on this email. Yeah. It's incredible there's about 20 job listings and wouldn't, you know, that your school and Teresa is name is on there too. Oh of course. Sure, and. There I don't know they they've got too many schools and you know some people bail on the job like my friend, you know, just some people last a few months and then they get on the airplane and call the school, right before they get on the airplane and say sorry, don't like it and they go home. Just like that. Yeah, well, that's that's rare I've heard of that. Huh. That happening that happened here. Osaka. Huh. Oh. no it's. Oh. Her area. Yeah. The guy just couldn't deal with it. I mean, he called, he called from the from the Airport. Actually, he he got his friend to call from the Airport. Huh. He got on the airplane and had his friend call like Therese and say I'm, sorry, he doesn't like it here. . Um, he's going home I'm. Sorry, that was it. [laughter]. But what about I mean, don't, they collect don't, they hold your salary one month and. And he didn't care. I mean, there's, some points where you just don't care. Yeah. [laughter]. They I mean, there's a 15 day delay and payments to kind of make sure that kind of thing. Huh. Doesn't happen, but uh. Yeah, [laughter]. Like I didn't care. The . So. Probably pay day. He got his money then got on the airplane. Right. Yeah, wrote off the last 15 days that he was old or something. Yeah. Yeah. . So some people, can't deal with this culture. Yeah, I know, it's different, man I've. Got a couple Japanese. That's that's. Why I'm telling you should go for more? You know, suburban place. You know, outside a big city where you know, you can breed and all that. Huh. It's, not. So crowded, but um, you can get into the disclosures and all that stuff. Oh. . Everybody's telling me Japan is not my place. Well, I think James fine. If you're not in a very isolated place. Huh. I'm I'm too isolated. See, I like the isolation David. Huh. Yeah, but the escalation gets to you. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, you're gonna wanna go to Tokyo Osaka or Korea you're gonna wanna be like an hour an hour and a half from places like that. Alright. Huh. And where you can, you know, mingle more with gotten and speak English at a normal speed. Yeah, I mean, it might be it might be tough. You know, you you get tired. I mean, you don't speak that much. Japanese either. Me. Yeah. I don't speak any Japanese. Well, you should study take take of night class or something. You think I'll need it, huh. Well, you're probably gonna be in a suburb. . Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, so. I mean, it's just you know, most the people come here. . Don't speak any Japanese, but uh, they quickly start studying it because you know, life is difficult. Right. [laughter]. If you can't speak the language. Oh. definitely. And especially the this. You gotta know how to ask direction. I know. And there's. No signs man it's. Like I'll, never get the first time I got off the report of the on the reader and I went oh. my God, you know, there's. . No there's. The signs in English. I can't even take a guess what they're. What they're saying to me? . All that kanji going around. So you don't need to recon G or anything. Yeah. Just need to you know, learn some hello, Ms. And nice to meet you and, um, where is the bathroom back thing? Right. Very helpful you're, right. Yeah, yeah. Learn how to buy again. If you if you say where's the toilet, you know, they're, they might not know what you're talking about. [laughter]. So that's important. Too much. But but tell me to tell me the good stuff. David you're working like 22 hours a week, right. Yeah, seems way too much. Huh. So seems too much. But I mean, no homework. I mean, I'm staring at 18. You ready for this 18 process essay. Papers tonight that I have to grade by tomorrow. No. No homework like that. Nothing like that. Nothing. 18 David and that's only one class. Well, we're talking side by side. You look at the book for 10 seconds and you know what you're gonna do. David there's there's. You look at them. You look at what. No grade. There's. [laughter]. No green sheets there's. No grades there's. No, final. Every every six months you write a report. Now. And no it's. Six months. Just like every six months with the ruler. You write this report. Like very good. . Excellent and and if you don't give like my boss like if we didn't get all excellent for everything. . Huh. You know, she made just redo it. [laughter]. So I just. I knew that so I just, um, I just gave them all the absolutely highest grades. I could give them. No matter how stupid or brain dead. They were they all got just wonderful grade. Now. Now, are there some brain dead ones there. Oh yeah, yeah totally brand at about 10%. Really. And you wonder what that's it cause we've got a couple of them. Now. And I just go like, wow, how did you get up to one of those? It's. The same old story David, same old story more teachers. Yeah. Are quitting, Sarah. Just quit remember, Sarah. Oh. oh. yeah, remember. Yeah, she's going to the public school next month. Next week. What am I saying? Yeah. So people are flying people dropping like flies flying out. House bar, Sherry. . Marjorie still there. Yeah, I don't know how she said. There's another there's. Another a survey being administered next week. She kissing, but. . Is she kissing, but [laughter], you have that? Oh. tall foot [laughter]. David I'm like I I'm like I I make like copies right in front of her. I mean, [laughter]. Yeah, that's amazing. Yeah, I mean, it's like, yeah, yeah, uh huh. [laughter]. Yeah, well, let me look at that book for second. Okay, page 73. Thank you, [laughter]. [laughter]. I mean, it's totally what you think it is. Alright here I'm gonna pull this up. Yeah, a little bit bigger. Yeah. Yeah, just a total. Yeah, total. Total change. I mean, I'm really. I mean, I'm I'm relentless and ruthless. I mean, I don't even care. Yeah. I mean, I'm, just at that. and then I had to talk to Judy today. No, youth. Camp for me, man. Huh. No, January youth. Camp I'm out. Yeah. So I'm just gonna remain a teacher and and that's it I'll take a night. I have a nice easy fall. I mean, October November December September's vacation. Hold on. The last three months will be grooved. I won't have to worry about hiring teachers and training periods. . And setting up transportation. You know, that's, what I said last year. . Just drove me crazy. I mean working for that. You know, preparing for that use camp. Yeah, I wouldn't do that. I'm, not doing it's, not worth it. Well, especially if you're coming to Japan you're gonna make your money here. Yeah. So you don't need that aggravation. It's not worth double the salary in January for all the extra headaches, I mean, I thought about it. I mean, I was working too much. The rest of the year. Huh. I mean, well, [laughter]. I was working in extra. You know, 23 hours a week and in in October November December, you know, add that up. Right. That's extra, you know, they're still asking me questions about last January's. Youth, camp. [laughter]. Oh. what about this insurance form. How about you know who is the student you know, can you send a fax to California? Yep. I mean, I don't need those headaches in the middle of teaching. Yeah. You know, six new prep classes. [laughter]. Right. You know, the story having to turn in reports. It's crazy. Mhm. Crazy crazy. Well, you should be getting a phone numbers for all your Japanese student. Oh. David, of course of course. So. Getting a good collection. Yeah. You got any from Duma [laughter]. No [laughter]. No, they people. Don't go anywhere that's there. I know. So boring. I know I know a matter of fact, I've, never had a student from to be honest with you. But uh. They're gonna be starting a new school in Goma and don't take that one either. Why. They're. Just all these little reading. Train lines, but uh, I just can't. Huh. That takes you like an hour to get to. I mean, they the train doesn't leave, but every half hour or 40 minutes. Huh. It's, just a hassle. Huh. If you wanna go anywhere. Interesting. Huh. So you wanna be Iraqi prefectures. Good or. What's the city in that prefix for David? Oh. they probably won't be in a big city, but um, it's, North East of POCO above Chiba. Huh. Okay. Or chip as cheap is really good because you can get a lot of privates like Chicago if they want you there. Right. Uh, you can clean up. [laughter]. Um, or really the people a little South West of Tokyo or better like Gloria area. Oh. Huh huh. Osaka people are better more friendly. Huh. Now are they gonna give me a visa. David. Yeah. I mean, since I'm doing this early. If I go with this company and I'll find out this week. I mean, I'm I'm really waiting on this lady. But you definitely have to bring your diploma with you. I've got it. I've got it ready to go I've. Okay. Got the sealed transcript. And I have the diploma. I ordered an extra copy. I paid $5 for it. I haven't a plastic case. Not a problem. But you they have to file it as soon as you come. Huh. And you should buy a plane ticket. . Why do I have to leave that's? What I don't understand? The because they've, never met you. They have to meet you and,. Huh. But you know, there's continue on video. So they might be able to process it before you come, but. Right. I know they're a little, they kind of like wait till the last minute type of people. Have they asked you about me? No [laughter]. That's that's, strange. If I talk to, I haven't wanted to call them because then I I start to want to complain about things and I don't wanna do that. [laughter]. If I talk to them. I have to tell them they're gonna ask me how do you like it there. Ooh. And I'm gonna have to tell them how I like it. [laughter]. How you don't like it? Yeah, yeah, I mean, I go to Tokyo by about three weekends a month. A. It's. Good. And and like talk to normal people. But um, I'm not that far. I'm like a two hour bus ride. Well, good man. If I'm there, man I'll, definitely touch base with you. So not this next time, but if I if I end up there, you'll you'll still be there in January right. When did when did you start? I started in. March right. March. Well, I came to to pay in March. My contract started the first of April. April, okay, so you'd still be there. If I if I came down there at the end of January or February. Yeah, I'm hoping to finish my contract. Yeah. Yeah. I once I make it to November. I think I'll be cool. You'll be you'll be fine. There's. Some, um, vacations. Then. Yeah, that go to Australia, man. Vacation. Huh. I I don't know. I might travel around. Jane on new year's. Hello. I got two week vacation then. And they pay you right. Yeah. See that's. What I like about this and you can still walk out with 10000 coming home? Yeah, you know if you don't spend too much money traveling. For the year. Right. See, I kinda like that cash tax free, right. Bye. Yeah, you want a you want a ticket out of Jane for your visa. Right. You want that added on to your new Arida ticket. I wanna get that you're, right. So that'll, save, you a lot of money. Yeah, I'm gonna do that. And I would recommend hong Kong. And. And they're gonna reimburse me right. No they're, not. You have to pay your own way over. Yeah, yeah. Oh. I didn't know that I thought they paid for the plane ticket. No, so the first month, kind of rough. . A. So, but still you know, you're you're gonna save about a $000 a month unless unless you're heavy beer drinker, which you're not. Oh okay. Huh. Right. [laughter]. So you could so you're gonna save like 12000 you've paid like 1000 for the ticket and probably gonna spend 1000 on traveling on vacation. Yeah. So you'll, save about 10000. Yeah, that's. What I'm into? I'm into that. And especially if you don't drink beer. I mean, most of the money, I spend is on beer. Huh. So. An , right. Beer and yeah, prostitute comfort woman. . [laughter]. Hey speaking to woman. Debbie and she'll kill me. If I don't say Debbie says who. Oh. Okay. She loves you. [laughter]. Seller. I said. Hi. [laughter]. She has a little cancer spot above her eye and she's gonna get it removed. I thought she always had one there. Well, no she's gonna get removed. It is cancer, but she's gonna be okay. Okay. That's, good. So yeah, so how are the other people holding up? I. There's nobody there. David. You wouldn't know any. Dosh woman there still. She only works for hours. Yeah. Yeah, Julie's gone, Sarah, Sarah, is gone camera is gone. What. Julie huh. I mean, we have new teachers we have Maggie [laughter]. Its same one it's a revolving dog Maggie, Deborah. Mac. Um, not Debbie. Deborah. We have two more English teachers one's name one is Maggie one is Deborah both from England, the student's flip out. We don't understand. We don't understand them. We have another teach new teacher. Okay. Leslie, we have three or four new teachers. Yeah, I mean, it's. Huh. What what was your other friends name? I can't remember any of the names now. Um, the one who was kind of against Marjorie. . 40. Tony she's still there. Yeah, Tony. I I can't remember names anymore. Is. Tony's. Another part timer Tony's going to graduate school or wants to get out. Yeah. I don't. I can't believe she's still there. I can't believe you're still there either. I can't believe you're still there. I [laughter]. You're. The biggest crazy, man. Of them. All. David. I am you're, right. [laughter]. I am the ultimate and patience long distance. Yeah, well you have long term patience. Well, yeah, long distance station stood. I have short term. Yeah. Hey, I'm. Just holding on now. David, if things work out. I can be using. I can start to use them. Yeah. They use me for three years. I'm on the downside. Now I mean, I mean, it's a . Well, like my vacation pay paid for my claim ticket that was good. That's. What I mean? I got vacation pay you ready for this. I come back after vacation and I come back in October. I come back the first day. I come back it's a holiday. I get paid for the holiday. I work two weeks and then they're sending me to a Conference in Memphis. All expenses paid it'll probably a $000 put me up at the Peabody and the whole nine yards three nights, plane fare. Yeah. I get the frequent flyer miles. The whole bit. I can't beat that with a stick then I worked the 4th week and that's. Yeah. It. I worked November there's, two holidays in November. I work December there's, two holidays in December. I don't the youth camp it's it's it's, easy man. Yeah. Judy. Is going through a divorce. So it's really easy on her. Huh. I mean, because she's, I don't mean it's easy on her it's hard on her. So she doesn't have time to net pack. You know. Yeah, bye. So it's it's, great. It's easy. Yeah. I mean, as long as the copy machine works. I'm, happy [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Wow. Yeah. Well,. And as long as I have to work those extra programs I mean, it's easy for me. So and then they're gonna give me a leave of absence and if things don't work out, you know, I can come back 123456 months later and still remain. You know, big man on the on the on the block with all my benefits and all you know my seniority in the whole bit and that's. So so when are you, um, planning to come to Japan. Nice. I was planning to come at the end of January 96. That's a good time. Which is a good time for Teresa because she said they have a training program in February. Yeah. I don't think he wanted that, but. I went to the one in March. Oh. they have one in March. She told me February. But. February is probably bigger. Huh. So you got more to choose from. Yeah. So yeah. Well, it looks like it looks like the inside chat for Jane. I mean, there's an outside clears definitely out and there's a no there's. You don't wanna go to a credo even if they tell you, you know. An outside. Yeah, they're faster. Three to nine or whatever, but huh. Excuse me. Yeah.30am'], huh. They're full of it, man. There's an outside chance on on Malaysia tile and but it's A I mean, if wants to set me up, you know, I thought I sort of like the idea of everything getting ready, you know. Well, see this school you'll be going into a furnished department and just everything's very easy. That's, what I mean. I wanna get off the Airport and I want them to say. Hey Mike here. You go. Yeah, well, probably they won't be at the Airport, but. Yeah. [laughter]. You know what I mean. [laughter]. But the trains are pretty easy from the Airport. Yeah. And you'll, go to go and they have a guest house. I mean, there might be one or two people in the room, but it's free and you're getting set up. Really. Yeah, yeah. That's. I I stayed in the guest house though. Nice. Like six people it for like a double room like four nights, let's stay there. For how many nights? . But was free. So I didn't really care and we we parted the whole time and it was fun. Yeah. Huh. Are you paying the or what? A little bit. Good. I I have a blue club by a. A blue society that I go to sometimes. How can we not doing any blasting down the Street? A. Well. I don't ever see any busker's in [laughter]. Really. No. You must be in a figure that, huh. It's kinda it's, a little bad it's. Okay, Monday to Friday then I have to get out. Yeah, I saw like 50 of them then Kyoko when I was there and every corner there was a Buster. Right right. Jeez. That's a better area. I love Kyoko, but it was. That's. My G prefecture a tea prefecture is really nice. Huh. Yeah. Just the pollution was getting me. Alright, David, I think they're gonna cut us off pretty soon. Anything else you wanna tell me. No, just if you talk to Teresa on the phone talk very slowly and clearly. Is she she tell me what the story is Japanese? Huh. I think she's part Japanese. Huh. Because her name is definitely like a. She's like Canadian or something. What is it? I think she's Canadian. A Canadian. Yeah, the first name is Canadian. But the last name could even be like a tiny name petty . The non. Pepin. I think Pepin. What is it? No, it doesn't. See I'm looking at here, right now. It's P E R P I N A N fair pin, non. For non. I don't know. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, but the way she spells her terrace it's not the regular Teresa it's. The it's, the French. Canadian way like you said. Yeah. So I just talked slowly and clearly. Alright, I'll. I will talk slowly and clearly. Just. Yeah, talk a little slower than you normally do. And then she'll then she'll think. Yeah, he won't confuse the students. You know. As I said that video is gonna be either make me or break me. Make or break. Yeah. And who knows. Still you know, they need people on the beginning of the year. Yeah, well, you know how they advertise David when I read the email. They advertise looking for energetic enthusiastic and real mated speakers with you know, lots of lots and I mean, I mean, that's me, I mean, if if they want some guy to come in and go high class open, you open your book to page 12. Yeah. Well, they'll hire. You. You know, I mean, why, don't they get a robot? Well, that's. A good question. Those Japanese. They probably probably should huh. They're strange people. Yeah, they're courtesies fairly good. Yeah, but. Currencies gone down a little bit a currencies gone down a little bit, but it's still good. The what. Yeah, I know I've been I've been following. It. 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I gotta go participate and beginning pick for psychology experiment. What is it like said? No it's like they're doing some kind of psychology experiment like I don't know the psychology department has the sign up board and if you sign up to, um, I'll tell you about it when I've done it. Well. I know what it is, but if you sign up to the experience, they give you extra credit. Okay. So yeah. That's cool that's. What we need school? . Well, I just had to go drive. Robbie too. Um, downtown, because Sarah got a flat and you know, I'm totally sick, right. And the baby is in the car with us like a three week old baby and I'm going. Okay, do not breve can't breathe in the car. It is oh God. I thought I mean like they needed to write down there. So I felt like I should give it to them, but since I was so sick, I was like. Okay. Yeah, oh God. Oh well, it's. No big deal. You know how my foot. Where the name of the baby? Meghan, Catherine. Was cool. Yeah, it's set. They spelled Meghan within H which is kinda nasty. But that's. Okay. That's bizarre. [laughter]. I know. Well, because they want to be truly Irish, even though like, oh. is not even Irish. So whatever, but they've kind of weird. Oh. right. So you know. Yeah, only the things I think of making I think of the only other making that I know. But um, yeah. And that's not good, but. She's at school. No from high school, huh. Meghan, who Burnett, huh. Yeah. And she spelled her name with an H to house. Huh, this see. Oh. no. Yeah, she did that's disturbing. Huh. But anyway, um, oh God. Okay, so I'm taking care of these kids, right. [laughter]. Meghan. Are not Meghan Kathy and Chris, I told you that right. . Taking care of them again yesterday, Chris cute. And so he he stayed home from afternoon of school and I had to call an excuse him and I called and I called home and I was like, can I have attendance, please? And they're like in this moment. She's such a bit. She was like this is a tenant was like okay, well, I need to clear student absence and she's like that's great and I was like, yeah, Chris Myers is sick right now. He won't be home. All lot and she's like she's like are you his parents like no I'm. His Guardian. To . And then Kathy is sick today and she has a migration she's . [laughter]. Her parents gonna kill me when they get home it'll be like look. What you do to our children? They're dying. But I was but I feel so bad. I was supposed to go pick up. Christian for lunch at lunch time and his voice started. 1145. I woke up at 1205 and I was like, oh God. Huh. So I I was wearing like one of my blue night shirts. You know, and I threw on my black strip and I braced over there. It was like 1210 by the time. I got there. Oh God. I felt so bad. Huh. I mean, I'm gonna just be like you know, I feel so bad. Huh. You know. It's like a got I took Nicole for the first time in my life. Last night. Huh. Big mistake. Yes. I had like horrible. Nightmares. I dropped that. I was my mother and my aunt and my cousin at the same time. Okay. It was, but I was a man at the same time too it's a weird dream. [laughter]. It's, not funny. No, I was just reading the people who are schizophrenic half. Oh goodness. Much more bizarre. Dreams and most people. That's. Funny, Joe. Just diagnosed me as being a freak. [laughter]. But anyway, oh it's hot [laughter]. So I have a week until I go back to school [laughter]. I hate you. I don't know I don't even know if I really feel like going back because I have eight o'clock classes. That's too early only two days a week though. Huh. Do you have class everyday now? Three days a week. Oh. you book that's not there. [laughter]. What about you? Shut up. Five everyday. Oh. And, um, Tuesday, Thursday is eight to 1230 and my name is a Friday is 10-1. Huh. Not bad. Yeah. And then I also might do course. I've decided, but considering the way, my voices right now. I can barely hear what I'm seeing. I don't think. I'll be able to addition for the choir. When is the addition? Next week. Oh no. So I'm like, uh huh. Well, you can try and see. Yeah, like Clara, you know, clear silly voice woman. They'll understand. Yeah. When she she was sick when she did her? Um, her auditions for her university. Choir there's there's university course then there's chamber course. Mhm. And she got into chamber chorus, but she didn't get into university course, which is you know, supposed to be the lesser of the two because she was sick when she did that ? That's funny. It looks like great that really gives me a lot of Margaret who kind of stocks already compared to Claire. I did not. So. So do you like your classes? So far. Yeah. You get did you get down into the right Mac. Yeah. Gotcha. And I picked up a class and I'm adding French. Are you what how come? Yeah. Um, just because I was losing all my French. And so you don't even have to do the homework to you. Well, yep, I am. Because I'm afraid. She'll kick me out of I don't. Oh. so if you decide you wanna like take it for credit. [laughter]. Can you take the next higher course next time? I hope so huh. It would start to have to take that class again. Yeah, but um, I think they would. And I don't think, I'm gonna take because I don't need it for my major or anything. So. Yeah, but you know, you said so if you decided on a major [laughter], I don't need it for my major what the hell. No, so it's not gonna French, huh. So you never know. Well, I don't need it for any Mason except French and I'm not majoring in friend. You could do comparative literature and you have to be fluent in another language. Unit here. You're gonna hit here. Well, I won't do compatible. It shouldn't, huh. . So what are you doing today? The. Lock you really good. Great posterity block. [laughter]. You, um, compared of literature probably with a either a minor or a double major French. Cool. Jamie. Okay, so I'm not paying anything. You're majoring in that's [laughter]. Yeah, like, gosh, thank God runaway. Oh. so oh. I have a team to update. Tim update B B have you heard about this. Huh. I haven't done anything. Okay, I told you about how you went camping with Noel like a while ago, right. Huh. Yeah. And quote. Nothing happened and dog me that it's some new year's party. Huh. Well, obviously on new year's Eve they're very much. They were very much together. Like if they work together before they vary together now. Good. And I was like damn it [laughter]. oh oh. . Goodbye and, um, yeah, so they're a an item and they're going camping again alone. This weekend. [laughter]. Sure. So. No, I guess I should be happy for Tim, but okay. Fuck him damn it. [laughter]. I'm, not happy for them. Thank you. I'm. Just kind of annoyed because it's like. Oh. well. It's. Like what. Well, it's it's. Like now that he has a girlfriend I'm like not even a friend. You know what I mean. Why. Because he all he wanted you four was the hope that he would get techs out of you is that it. I don't know. Oh. You know what I mean now, it's like I don't know. . I don't know. I kinda disagree, but that's. Okay. Okay. But who there's getting bread I'm trying to find lunch. You see. Huh. Huh. What the hell is that? Oh. Joe. My phone making funny. Oh my God, no, fuck it. Noises. [laughter]. Huh huh. Oh. hello [laughter]. Well. Anyway, so how far away is your little . Um, it's. Like a block away. My God, a whole block. Huh. None of my classes are further away than that that's. My . This class [laughter]. Oh. shut up. Okay, shut up last better by far. . This cost is only half an hour away. [laughter]. My gosh. It was so pointless because okay, I would get home at 1230. I would get out of us right. Huh huh. And this is before I drop history. And I would walk back to the dorm. Huh. It and get their 1250 and you know then Rachel and I would go to lunch and then I would have to leave by like 130 the absolute, latest order to make it to classic fun. No. It was so stupid. Why I walked all the way back? I don't know. That's the fact that I'm stupid. That's. Okay, shut up. Wench anyway. So yeah, and let's. See I asked him. I saw him yesterday and I was like so do you know anything about the dog thing is still in love with me a little and he's like he will be for life. I was like shit. Oh God. Yeah. That's. Just his. of view though. Yeah, he's wearing me down which is kind of disturbing. Huh huh. I know I know. [laughter]. Far out. Sorry, I had to take about of my Sukey. No problem. Um, but yeah, so I'm a little bit on the disturb side. That is I'm on the disturbed side. [laughter]. Now. Oh. well, I've been having dreams about fuck had a lot lately. That's. [laughter]. Okay, oh. and Anna. I got email from his friend Dave. . You know, and he was going on and on about like so he was replied from like two weeks ago because he hasn't read his email since that and he was see what did he say he was like he was like and then he was all not at all, huh. Huh. Mhm. All right. He was all I was all uh huh, I think I missed something there. Huh. He's. He was all I got I can't say he was all he was saying to me that you know, Jordan was stupid. And I could find plenty of better meant for me out there. And he doesn't think Jordan will settle down for a while and you know it was so cute though. Huh. He's like you know, George, brother. [laughter]. Once forwarded something that it was like the thing from cooling except it was woman. Are like Kleenex altering, disposable. And, um, he's like and I think Jordan believe that, um, and he's like and you know, he takes more after his dad, his mom because one day his mom. Huh. George mom told me this is Jordan dad. Just went up to his mom and said I wanna divorce like no arguing. No, nothing just out of the blue totally bottling things in it was like a good thing. Wow. I got rid of him. Yeah. But he he'll die when he's 52. So I could have had another you know, 25 years by myself with my kids, but. What. All the manager and family die when they're 52. Okay, I thought this was some obscure medical diagnosis. I don't understand it. But they do. I was just have to ask you how it was. And you're all died with the 52 huh. You like, okay, whatever he's done that. So. Um, I'm thinking of sending him. My my what does it call my Lion's tail [laughter]. It's. So ill, wait till he gets a little bit better to. He's better. He was oh. I didn't tell you. . I called him. I called him before he left. Huh. I wanted to see him before he left. . So I could like cause some great physical pain. Hold on. I have to . Okay. Huh. Oh. I mean, anyway, so I had to what I do. . Um, so I called him right. And I was gonna go out and see him, but I didn't have a car. So I was like whatever I was talking to him and he was updating his journal while he was talking to me and I was like you know, I'll just let you go like Fox there's call the other line. . Hold on. Okay, I hope that didn't fix things up anyway. . Yeah, it was Kathy she's awake finally. But, um, anyway, so he he was just like updating generalize like why didn't. I let you go and he's like no that's. Okay, he didn't talk at all. And he was talking to himself and I was like by flicker. Uh, you have been typing when I called you before though. What. You've been typing when I called you before there's little clicking the background. Well, no, but he was like he didn't say it saying it and okay, so I understand that, but he's done this for the past two months and I was like shock you. Huh. Ma'am does he ever call you. Not anymore. . He was in hospital. He miraculously could call Glenn Kathy. But he just couldn't figure out how to dial out to my phone number. Huh. It's like, yeah, fucking right. Oh wow. Well, you had just broken up. So I. Well, over a month before. Wasn't really. Ah, well, okay, well, three weeks. Oh. okay. So anyway. It just it went on for. So long. I wasn't sure. Huh, how are things in wall and. Okay, . Yeah, so any wonderfully good looking man. Nope. No damn, I need to live through you since my life seems like I'll be terminally single for the rest of my life. Huh. Um, well, so well, I'm. I mean, there's a. Sorry, we need to find someone else. Oh. well. Look him. No, I do not wanna live through him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'd like to have something with the larger IQ then A P. Huh. I didn't say that Tim's nice. . I just spelled K on myself a. Thank you. What it was like I wasn't discussed it? No, I I just wanted to know. You're. Welcome. So more you know, and. . A half a belt or something like that. Oh. how cute. So, she's as in classy Lassie. Oh. I hate you hear me. I know. Huh. So I'm definitely coming out there. . Really cool. Yeah, if that's. Okay. It's very okay. Alright, what are you doing? Are you coming back for spring break or what? I think so. So far, but I'm, not sure yet. Well, you should leave like two days earliest like two days early to go back there. Right. Before finals. When are you? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no to go back to school. Huh. You should leave like on Saturday or Friday. Huh. Why. So I can go with you and I can have more time on my vacation. [laughter]. Huh. See it all makes perfect sense. Is that when you start? My my vacation starts to 20. Something like I wanted to leave. I don't know start around 22nd and I wanted to leave like a Friday night and take a red eye. Huh. So I won't waste offering a flying. But I don't know. Huh. I'm trying to figure things out. We can figure it out. We have a couple months. Huh. I know someone wants to know about. Because. Hey. Oh. I just oh. have you found? Um, airline yet huh. No. Okay because my mom says it's like the earlier, you find, they keep going up as the date. Why. Approaches. Huh. Well, up to a month before it's, the same price. Is it. Oh. okay. Yeah, so it's. Okay, but. Um, I was where I was talking to someone yesterday who is going to Davis for our spring break. Really that's weird. Yeah. If she wants to because I guess, she's a friend, the CD. Oh. that's cute. Yeah. So you could fly over together. Yeah. Unless you don't know the person which case you couldn't. I don't know her very well. So no, but. Oh. [laughter]. Hello. It was just bizarre and I did I tell you, I met someone who used to live in Davison. She was a kid. No [laughter]. I I don't know, but she came in here looking for my roommate. Oh. [laughter]. How did you know? She used to live in David. She asked me where I spent my spring break. She asked me how is your just like how is your break where where you from again. N. I forgot she lives across the Hall, but I don't know the people the other side of the bathroom. Well, I don't know what her name is. Okay. And her last name because maybe we knew her. Okay, but I don't remember her. She don't know. Yeah, but you don't remember a lot of things. [laughter]. Oh. shut up. I think she lives in her because she's like couldn't even member. What Street you lived on, but she said she lived there for like seven years? Well. Yeah. Well, that's really cool. But she said she lived here golf course, that's. All I know. Where's. She from now. I don't know. So. Well see what helper you are. That's. All I found out. I know I know I know. I'm. All hot. They're like 50 feet of snow here and you're. What I am on six? All hot. I'm hot. Because I'm sick. Oh okay. I'm like running around and suites in A T shirt. And I'm very very boiling. Huh. But I think I think I shouldn't be. Okay. I think I should be bundled up, but I would be dying if I were. Huh. I made my first. No, engine the other day. Did you. Yes, I was very proud. Oh. I'm proud of you too. That I wasn't wearing gloves. Oh. I'm, sorry. Yeah, huh. Oh cold. My fingers were kinda like right red for about 10 minutes and I kept saying. Yuck. Oh. my hands cart I need to go with Sun people figured me. So I thought that, yeah. You're kind of dumb. [laughter]. Shut up. [laughter], huh huh. It's. Okay, I love you me. Wait. Oh my God, I got I got today. Okay, last night of course, was friends night, right. . Of course. Of course, and I I logged on to the net. This morning and there were a 000 messages posted to the our newsgroup 1000 in the space of the day. Huh. It was like. [laughter]. That was pretty much right. My . I was like I hope that's a oh. and not a 000 like you know, maybe my eyes were being all stupid [laughter]. So. So. I never asked any questions that you are don't write to the our newsgroup for answers, please. [laughter]. . Well, you know, see actually people on the our new strips. Are that. Um, helpful. [laughter]. Oh. I thought you're gonna say addicted or convulsive or something like that. So it's. Okay. [laughter]. [laughter]. Not as compulsive as me anyway. Oh yeah. Oh shut up, huh. Huh. Lemme soup I'm, not even hungry anymore. Which is kinda cool. But it's kinda worrisome at the same time, but that's. Okay, could be the easy way to lose weight. Huh. You know. Not to be hungry. Yes, not Rita. It's. Like Bridget theory about sleep it's. Something you have to kill. Huh. [laughter]. What. Sure like she'll be up at like four in the morning. Not. Well, I never up for the money, but she'll be up at like two applying to steps off like four and I'll type I'll write to her. I'll. Say to go to bed. No, no. [laughter]. The the idea is to like get down to like no sleep. I mean, this is her three eventually. She will do and it's kinda scary. . But huh. That's kind of scary. Why would you wanna have? No sleep sleep. Is nights. Because there's too much to do. Whatever. That's. What she says I know? I'd rather, fail. My classes than deprive myself. Hey, cool there's a $5 bill above the mantel. Now. Well, what happened to the other 1. I guess they took the $2 one down. I just noticed it was $5. My loan said that, um, state is closing. Yes, is that sad going out of business at the end of month? Yeah. Cause me an old people. Won't. So the people who own the building won't renew the lease. Huh. I'm. So found that's like my bank connection to Davis is the grocery store. I know kind of pitiful, but you know, yeah. It's true it's like they're the only people in Davis. Who will probably remember me when I go back? I know, it's sad like Kathy and I went in there together. They knew both of us. Yeah, it's. So cool. And it's just said. It's. Scary because well, I'm not scared out. It's embarrassing because whenever I go in the billing of your mom was just here your dad was just here your back again for grocery. Yeah. Oh yeah, okay, we a lot. [laughter]. [laughter]. We always forget things. So my mom. Used to always go to the store and forget things and she, um, wouldn't wanna go back because they've remember her if she sent me. . Maybe like okay, so you forgot your mom forgot something that's. Yeah. Funny. Okay. I really wonder what they're gonna do after they get past the 20 on the King on the above the mantel or the door or whatever the hell you call it. Do you have any idea what I'm typing up? Why does it keep increasing? Because I don't know the first year was a $1 bill last year was a $2 bill. Huh. So it's $5. This year. I've been up for a lot longer. Nope, once, yeah, only this is the 3rd year. Goodbye. Huh. I know, that's. Okay, Joe you're attached to my dollar bills. Oh yeah. Well I guess I'll have to put up a oh. and a 000. And see. I get the bills when they come down that's, the exciting part. Julia. Yeah. I have to go wine about the $2 bill. Cause it's. My limit. Mine. Oh. K R I S O 1574. . You have to go. Um, yes. You do you don't love me. I know I hate you that's. Right. Why you know, I keep writing you and calling you? I. And stuff and I want you to come visit me when you can. Huh like and that's. Why you have those jobs that only you get [laughter]? Oh. shut up. It was self defense. You see. I was insulting myself before you insulted me. Huh. Only you didn't insult me something's wrong. I didn't get it because it wasn't funny. [laughter]. It wasn't funny. It was self defense I'm telling you. See, I typed what did I type. I typed I thought it or I think. And I sent a message and I looked at it and I thought she's going to tell me sent something about something. The first time. I've had a thought or something and so I said it was not and, um, you read your messages in the wrong order. [laughter]. Don't. You. No, I don't. Oh. okay. I don't sometimes they don't get through your server on the right order, but I I don't read them in the wrong order. Huh. I did notice that with the what was it. The have I. Something something. Thing just made. . No sense because we're all mixed up, huh. That's funny must have gone through my server in the wrong order. Huh. Huh. . [laughter]. Okay, so anyway up up. Yeah, oh wait. . Yeah, okay, . Huh. Um, I'm going back to schools. Huh. Do it's. I'm, sorry. Okay, but I got out of may. So that's fine. I hate you. But then again, I started August. So you know. So yeah, call me in like a month or something at school and I'm. . Okay. Sure, I'll, talk to you plenty of time via email. What you're gonna write me? Yep. Huh. Uh huh. Hey, yeah, I never right. You do it. That's. It never ever you know, I'm just such a bitch about it. I know I know. Well. You are [laughter]. Yeah, that's. What everyone says that it was weird thing? Huh. People who are still in high school totally like I think I'm cool. . I don't understand this like 15 people are like God. Well. Marsha is so cool. Because you're out college didn't. No, well, no, they thought I was school last year too. I was like what. Well, you are cool. And you know. Yeah, I just guess up to me. Do it. Yeah, I can see it. Oh. you wait you're right. I'm. Like thousands of miles away. I don't have to worry. [laughter]. Do I [laughter], huh? See now you maybe gonna die. Oh. I'm, sorry. It'll be all your fault. It's. Okay, anyway, you have your full. Can I have your computer? I have my computer now. I don't need you computer anymore. Can I have your cities? Hey. [laughter]. Yeah, actually that's. It by well for you. Okay, cool. I'm leaving dial $500 for college. Or suite. I know and then the rest the money's going through. Huh. So when you dial in your 75, he can you say. Well, I'm going to revise. It when he gets out of college. You freak. But the . I know never mind. Oh. shut up the rest of the body is gonna go towards throwing a big party. [laughter]. Hey, anyway. So we're going to love it when you die. Okay. Yeah, it's a plus tradition. Oh. and Polish. Okay. Well, anyway, I have to go because I'm kind of late and I'm a . Okay. Okay, I'll. Talk to you later. Okay. Bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Do hear that. Alright yeah yeah I did. Did you hear that [laughter]? This is too much. Well anyway. Huh. Well, I'm, not gonna say anything. I wouldn't say they're half the world, huh huh. Yeah, don't implicate yourself, huh. I didn't do it. Huh. So tell me, I mean, it was shocking for us and we just heard it. I didn't do it. You know, the night, it happened on the news little blip and Paul and I were watching TV and we just looked each other with our mouth open. Huh. You know, so. I'm. Sure. Well, you know what was really it was really kinda weird. Um, I mean, when I heard he got shot. I I wasn't really surprised, but then when I heard he was dead, I was really surprised. Huh. Yeah. You know, because I thought, okay, so if he was shot, you know, we'll be okay, like Reagan when he was shot. He was okay, um, but, um, you know then it was like really not long after I heard that. He was shot that I heard that. He was dead kind of strange. Huh. So it was a very you know, it's been a weird few days then we had a day where everybody could go to the in and see. Um, we weren't gonna see anything because it was a closed coffin, but a lot of about a 000000 people went to the connected to work by the, um, the casket. Mhm. And,. Cause you guys go. Bill went, I didn't go. . He had to go for in the morning and wait for hours. Oh my gosh, just to get online. Yeah, that was just a bit too much for yeah, he has stay online almost four hours. T . Yeah, so, um, it was too much for me. But um, yeah, then the next day when all this we had like 85 presidents and Kings and Queens. And, um, what do you call it? A far in ministers in this country in that country. Huh. Who came for the funeral that was really kind of, um, I guess? You'd say moving you know. Yeah, it is there were you know, I heard all the speeches got M P R here. Check what. It's just been. We just that's the only story you know, all day. Really. Huh. I here, Linda about 20 times a day. Really you know, it's. So funny. I've known Linda for like four years and I've, never heard her on the radio. Yeah. I have to go back to the state. I know, you'll hear her you'll hear every day. What. If you come back here. Huh, huh. It'll be like you never left house. Melissa, doing. Huh. Oh she's. So big, she taught. Is he. She talks a lot. She says I love you. Mommy. 00, is she cute she's still real cute? How are you? Mommy. [laughter]. Yeah, she's very cute. Of course need I ask. Well, Nissan is gonna send you a picture. Oh. you really. We're making Nissan was in the middle of writing. You a letter and then at the end, she wanted to send you a picture. So you could see how big Melissa got. Oh. I'll. Have to send you guys a picture of Paul and I together. So we have to. For for everybody because yeah, we got married. Now when did you get married. September first we we just went to the courthouse and we had we got married by traffic up. Huh. It was really funny. By traffic up. Yeah, was really funny, but hopefully next September we'll have a wedding. Oh. my God huh. Mhm. And I was wrong. It was sweet it was a beautiful day. And he took us outside in under a tree and now, it's romantic, we went out to dinner. Huh. Huh. Did any of your family come. Huh. Oh. nobody was there. . Nobody did you want anybody to go. Nope. Well, we did it. We decided to do it that morning. We've decided we would get married. We got our certificates and all that stuff, but we were both home on that Friday. Huh. I was home from work and he was too. We said, well, let's, just go get married now he said, okay, so we did we were both in our jeans and it was really funny. [laughter]. My God. Oh. my goodness. Oh. so are you. But was nice. Yes, sorry. That's. Okay. Um, has he had any trouble? Um, with the immigration people. No, we went and applied for his paperwork. We went through everything. So we're on our, we went through the first step we have an interview on February 4th with the. Huh. I N S he got his. Huh. He got his card to work. He got his social security card to let him work. So he has an honest job now and hopefully after that meeting there'll be no problem. Huh. Huh. We'll, get his green card or whatever he needs. Because you know I don't remember who it was that. I was telling about it that you guys were just gonna get married you know, by a judge or whatever. Huh. And the person said that the ims doesn't go for that that they want to see a wedding and a reception and a whole you know, things. Huh. Otherwise they think you're just getting married. Yeah. So the person can work or whatever. Right well, we I've thought about that. And and I can't imagine, they may have questions because of that, but we have photographs of us in Israel. Huh. We have letters we wrote to each other you know which is which is what they require to prove that you actually knew each other before. . And I will just explain that we don't have we're paying for the wedding and we don't have the money right now, which is true. Huh. Huh huh. So I I really don't for see much trouble because we have we do live together and you know, we if they interview anybody, they, they will find out the truth, which is that we got married and things are going really well, he's he's? Huh. Huh. . Um, he's molding. Just fine. Thank you. You know, you you know, you have to change a little bit when you marry him. Molding. Oh. [laughter]. And he's it's taking a little while, but he's getting he's perfect almost we no, no I'm at work, but he's he's really great. Is he right there? Oh. Our relationships working out real well. Good because the last letter I got from you. It sounded like maybe you needed some more time or. Yeah, yeah, he moved out and he was on the phone for a while we had the time, but you know, I don't know he he's just the one I guess. Huh huh. . . Yeah, you still think so. Yeah, definitely more. Good. And more every day. You know. Good that's. Good. It is Juana. How how are you in bill? Well, okay you know. Build. His bill there. Yeah huh. Oh. it's. Okay. Yeah, well you know we have, um, a good moment moment. You're up and down. You know, but I'll, look we're in a very transitional stays now because we're going back to the stage and you know. Huh. You calling back in March in March. Yep, well, actually we might not arrive in new York until April first, but that's our last, um, that's, the last date we have two reservations one gets us into new York like March 23rd and the other April first. So that's really soon. Well, it's pretty soon. Yeah, I guess you could say. Huh. Well, it was June before wasn't. It. It was supposed to be July actually beginning of July and then my sister. . Um, got engaged and they're getting married in the beginning of may. So we realized that we couldn't afford to go and come back and go back again. Huh. So, um, we decided we would leave. Um, before Melissa, turn to which would save us a lot of money on airfare. Yeah, oh that's. And she turns to in April. Good. In April, right. So I'm also I'm in my sister's wedding and she wants to do all this stuff like shop for shower. So,. I need like a month you know, I need to be there about a month before. Huh. Um, where you before the wedding. So in April, well, Paul and I are planning on driving to new York he's. Got a real good friend in new York city and that probably won't be until around then. Huh. So maybe we can stop by and say hi, de Alyssa. Huh. Well, that would be nice. The I to see you guys. Huh. So how about. Yeah, what happened last summer. I thought I tried to call you at your grandmother's and I I couldn't get through anyway. I couldn't go. I couldn't leave. I don't know what you couldn't leave Michigan. I looked at the no, I couldn't afford to go anywhere. Oh. Or rent. Is a little high. Are you working now? Oh yeah, I work. In my dad's law office I'm, the Secretary and I'm gonna go to law school. Huh. Huh. Oh. you're, gonna go to law school. Yeah, next September, huh. Really. Wow. I don't know where yet. Because I haven't gotten my score back. Huh. Huh huh. You wanna be a lawyer. Yeah. He probably be a good lawyer. Is this some a new idea or have you been thinking about this? No, yeah, my wife basically. So long. Oh. you really. Well, my dad's a lawyer. So. Yeah, I thought you want to do something with woman studies or. It's. Well, I wanna do it. All in law seems to be a good way to go ahead and apply some of them. [laughter]. Yeah. Huh. We don't know what happens. What about you have you gotten any job offers or anything going on? Oh God, you mean in America. Yeah, new York. No we're, not even looking at because nobody will offer you anything unless they see you you know, so we're, not gonna start. Okay. Um, dealing with that till like January February that kind of thing, but I'm, not too worried about it. I mean, I can do. I can teach or I can, um, working in office. Yeah, that's true. You know, so it's really that's, not something I worry about bills thinking about going back to school. Huh. So everything is for what for music. For what. Huh huh. That's what I wanted to do isn't. It. Yeah, well, he's playing a band now here. That'll be good. 00, really huh. Yeah, two nights, a week. He plays in a band. They play in the club. What. When they play? Oh. they play Jr control. Oh. really. Yeah. [laughter]. Oh. Wait, did Yahoo. Sorry about that. Bye. Tell did . Tell you that I saw her. Yes, no it's funny, Jonah. Isn't that weird? And modify we're here for dinner tonight that was weird. Oh. where they. Yeah, they were just here. They left about 10 minutes ago. It was really strange. I saw them walking down the Street and it was like I was confused. You know, I didn't know where I was for a second by God that's. Huh. You know, I could tell by the way she walked. Huh. And Esther looks real good she's, not a little ugly thing anymore. Huh. [laughter]. I revised my opinion. Huh. No she's much cuter. Even gone and what if I admit that she's cuter than she was before. Yeah. She sure is. But. Oh God, I wonder where else. So,. What are the kids? What. What are the kids doing how ours ? And you don't. See a who's there. And . Well, first of all I only have them twice a week. Huh. Um, and Calle come once everyone comes once a week except RV tall. Huh. She comes three times a week, but one day I have her all by myself. Huh. You know, it's just her. Okay. And one day. I have a guy and Nissan and and then another day heavy as a new, um, what's, your name. Yeah L and . No, Michael. Michael. They moved to the other side of town. Oh. they did. Yeah, so we don't have Mikhail and Nicole you didn't know, Nicole. You bet. So. She came at the end of the year. Nicole. Uh, she dropped out. She was really too young. So the. Um, so that's it. I mean, I have to do 82 other jobs to fill in because it's our own just didn't catch on this year. Yeah. You know. Well, what are the kids up to? Oh. I know they go to school. They play and they're getting very big, especially huh. . Yeah, bye. She's too much she's. So bright it's it's shocking, how bright. She is a smart kid. She is you know, she's an amazing rider to. Huh. Cause she's showing you some of her work. It's really. Where. Hebrew stuff. Huh. Yeah, I mean what she really rights like a writer. Yeah. You know, she, yeah, she's gonna be a writer she's really she's. Oh good. Something. Yeah, so what are they recording? This for a studying linguistics. Yeah, I don't really exactly know the details. My friend is a professor of linguistics and asked me and you have to, I have to be speaking to somebody who speaks native English. But why does it have to be someone who's overseas? Cause they did a study of people talking here in the U S long distance and now talking over seas. I have no idea what they're looking for. Very strange. Sounds very strange here, huh. Well, you're benefiting, science. Um, but if any signs. Yeah, and the world. Alright, one day I'm gonna hear my voice over some, uh, something [laughter]. It don't run for present. So they'll use this conversation. Don't run for President. Well, I didn't say anything. I shouldn't have said, no. You'd be surprised. Did I. What what they can splice together, huh? Huh. Yep. If you get me in trouble. Oh my God, don't was I'm, not. My I won't, forgive you. I won't forgive you huh. Not. So when I'm with your sister, did you have a baby yet? In two weeks. We're. All going to Georgia Paul and I and my dad, my mom and my grandmother everybody's going down and she's gonna have a baby in a couple weeks. Oh. Your dad and your mom. Huh. Oh boy. Yeah, everybody's coming together. Wow. Oh huh. So where is she living? In Savannah, Georgia. Is she living with your mom or by herself? No, she lives with the guy. Was the father? Oh. oh. I thought John. Yeah. He wasn't gonna be into it. No, he wasn't. And then he came around and now they live together not so much in love, but. Huh. Cause he pays for everything. Huh. We'll. See what happens. I think after the baby is born and they have to get up 15 times a day. Huh. That'll be the true test. Oh. that's, a that's, a good test I'll. [laughter]. Tell you that huh. Yeah. Oh God, do you want to say Laura bill because I really can't stay on the phone? What does this have to be a half an hour? Yeah. No, it doesn't have to be. I just want you know, good opportunity to say. Oh. okay. Hi, to you guys and you're coming back in April. No I'm. Glad you called. I guess this is my time. When you get back when you get into the States will you give us a call and let us know? Yeah. Do I still have your phone number? You can just call information you know, Morrow Benjamin Ann arbor. Alright, okay, I have some phone number. And let us know that you're bad. Sure, like I said, it will be back by April first there's. Okay. No, um, question. Yeah, alright, let me let those. Hello. Do you say hello to Paul and I'll? Okay. Tell the kids that I talked to you. Yeah, I tell him. I send my love and I'll write a letter. They could. Huh, you should hear hold on. I send them all. Okay. Okay. Look it's. Just so happens I'm here with two people from Michigan and we're looking at a map of Michigan. Oh yeah. I was like, oh well, look there's an armor. You send your vives thats. Why I'm? How you doing? Okay, how are you. I'm fine. Thank you, I heard you Larry said you got married. Yeah. Yeah, Paul. And I got married. Congratulations. Thank you and you're going to when September first. When. Huh. Yeah, so we're we're an old married couple now. Oh wow. Huh. Are you are you in Ann arbor? Now. No I'm in Southfield, but I live in . You're in you're in Southfield where Southfield glasses. Yeah, but I work here. It's in Detroit. Okay. Yes, it's, right outside of there. So how are you doing? Yeah. I'm. Okay, I'm. Yeah, Larry said you went stood in line. Okay, here huh. To see where the gasket. Yeah, I stood on the line. Oh. you mean how am I doing with that. Not. Well, I mean with everything what's, the what's going what's, the atmosphere like. Well. The atmosphere is very mixed very very mixed because the majority of the people who are proving themselves to be thinking feeling human beings. Yeah. Are shocked and appalled an outrage and and. Beyond believe. What at what just happened and then there's a few crazy, not extremist who are like I'm very happy he's dead? I wish they were all dead. And I can express to you. And dancing in the streets. I heard. How happy? I am. Yeah. It is not. Evidently. They've been, they were talking today about a group of of a couple of rabbis. Who put in put like a medium Jewish, Chris on Robin? That was the, you know that he should die sometime in a 30 day period. Wow. I. They're saying he died on the 30th day. No, no, so they think they succeeded. Well. first they don't answer. You know, you know what it's really like you know. Yeah, I do. You don't, you don't discount. This stuff very quickly here. Wow. So you're gonna go back to music school. You know. I hear. I don't know. See I'll. You think. See. You're playing with band. Yeah, I'm. Actually, I mean, they were they're playing tonight, but I just, I wasn't in the head to play. Huh. Was it the group of people that that used to play at the? Um, tumultuous Sean every once in a while that you were friends with. There too. Yeah, yeah, they're two of them and we hooked up with a drummer. Oh. that's, great. Yeah, yeah. Oh. that's. Nice. Lot of fun. And how's, Melissa in your eyes. Well, this is beautiful. Yeah. Yeah, she's asleep. So she's even more beautiful. Yeah huh, Larry said she's talking a lot. Let's. See, . She doesn't shut up from morning till night. Really. Yeah. Oh. I missed the kid. Time visitor. Well, I'm gonna try and come to you guys in new York because Paul and I are planning on driving there in the spring and it'd be nice to stop and see. Huh. I know you guys will be hectic and busy, but maybe we can come over for an afternoon and and see. No that'll be really nice that'd be really nice. Yeah. Wow. It's. Great. Anything else new. Huh. No oh yeah, yeah. Besides everything. Oh. 11 thing. I have a friend who is in Georgia Lum and I gave her your number you and Lori, um, she actually applied to A T O, but she, I don't know what happened with her name is Marion Schuman. Yeah. Okay, okay. Huh. What's. Your name. She applied. She. What. She. Applied to work there. Hunter. To work there. Huh. Yeah, but whatever that happens with that I I thought I'd be nice to give her your name because you guys you know, just to have somebody to talk to she's a really great person. Okay. Sure, great bye. So if she calls then you'll know, she is. Whereabouts. Are you calling from home now? Yeah, Southfield. Are you like? Nobody you know, your work where your work and they're letting you call Israel for work. Yeah. Well, I'm part of this study. Where I got a free half an hour phone call overseas? Yeah. Yeah. And they're gonna pay me $10 for making the phone call. They're gonna pay for the phone call and they're gonna pay you in. Well, they pay for the phone call and pay me $10 for participating in the study. And oh. so that's, why they're taking this phone call. Yeah, that's. Why, you're being typed, right now? And what are they gonna use this for? Study it's linguistics thing, linguistics study don't know, they're gonna use it for they're, not gonna release the information. Huh. It's, just. I don't know what the angle of the focus of the study is tell you the truth, but my friends a professor ask me if I do it. Huh. So I said, sir. Alright, well, hello. Hello. Whoever's out there. [laughter], the world's listening to you. [laughter], huh. Well, it's nice to talk to you both give Melissa big kits for me. Thanks, you too. Thanks very much for calling. Oh. you're, welcome. I hope to see you guys when you when you get back to the state. Alright, well, Lori has your Lori has a phone number for you. Well, I told her she doesn't have it that I'm in Ann arbor under Mara Benjamin. Huh. Yeah. So just to give us a ring. Let let me know your home and then we can plan to come to new York sometime we can see you. Huh okay. Okay. Yeah, okay great take care. Thanks bill. Thanks for calling regards to Paul. It. Yeah, thank you, bye [laughter]. Bye bye. [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Did you hear that? Yeah, that's pretty wild that's. Oh okay. Isn't. That funny. Great, how do you get on this? Yeah. I don't know one of the people at my work. Um, had some connection with something or other and so they were looking for people and they want conversations in different. Huh. Oh. Native languages. Oh. really. So people sign up and a couple students signed up. Anyway. So I signed up 30 minutes. Oh. we have to speak in. Can we speak in English, huh? Yeah, yeah, how about that. [laughter]. Yeah, just save language school. [laughter]. Yeah. Well, that's really nice. Yeah, so I thought, Hey. Year. Oh yeah, hi that's. Great. Yeah, how was your weekend. It was fun. Good. Yeah, we. We had the hotel was running. It should be for the price that I heard about. It was. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. No kidding. We use room service. Everything is great, huh huh. You did. Oh gosh. We've ordered breakfast on the Saturday morning is for room service. Wow. It was a actually it's pretty reasonable for room service. I mean. . Now the most expensive breakfast is 575. Oh gosh, that's. Not bad. No, and then well then they have 16% or whatever sales tax for gratuity tax, whatever you call it. . Yeah. But that was per night. So now Joanne and Steve went to a wedding too, right. Yeah. When was the wedding that they went to? It was at one o'clock on Saturday. Oh. okay. So we got up and what do we have breakfast and. Went swimming. Actually, we don't go anywhere really and then they went off to the wedding. Well, we the rest of it took a nap. And then run, I went out to eat and came back in there. Okay, I. Great. Now did you guys bring Bethany. Yeah, great. Oh. yes, so she had fun and pool, everything. Huh. Yeah, [laughter]. She's a fearless in the pool. Oh. she's. So funny. I remember that from Soma. Huh. She had a great time. Pretty while. Yeah, yeah, she's pretty pretty incredible in there. So, that's kind of fun. Yeah, we didn't. We didn't go anywhere. It was raining. Most the time. Anyway, you know, yeah, raining in thunderstorms and stuff like that. Really. Oh gosh, it is blistering down here. So. Just so hot. It's been hotter than the Dickens, but it it's been we've been having severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. All over the place. Oh. really. Yeah. Anybody. You. Um, well, we had a really bad thunderstorm come through. I wanna say there's there's might maybe. . It was just awful. I mean, there's trees down there's branches all over there's still on the road. Just cluttered with Bree branches and you know, stuff. Oh wow. So I don't know. I think it might have been a Twister that maybe just didn't touch all the way down. Yeah. Or something, but um, we don't have any trees. So we don't lose anything. [laughter]. Yeah, that's. Did you get those taken out? Okay, yeah, we did [laughter]. Oh. let's. See, four of them was it. Yeah, for. So. Hey, we got one tree left where the garbage can. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. So gotta leave one you know. Yeah, yeah, well, you know what you'll get new trees eventually and they'll Grove. Okay. Yeah. Oh. yeah, well we have those two little. Little ones out front. You know. That's, right. And they'll, go they'll grow we stop by Graham. Yeah, yeah. Did you get a postcard? Yeah, I just got today in the mail. Oh. good today. Um, yeah, well we up today. Well sometime while. You're gone. So yeah, it could have been Saturday or. Okay. So. Yeah, you stop by gram grants, huh. Yeah. Who's living out there? Now. Um, those friends of grandpa's bought it is it the Parker's or something or the parks or something. Huh. Parker part. Yeah huh. Commons. I don't know anyway. Okay. So they're living there and it looks a lot, the same. Really. Yeah, only. All the trees have grown. Oh wow. You know, remember those three small evergreens. That were in out in front. T M. They're they're, not small evergreens anymore. Suppose not huh. No they're big. Wow, what kinda help. They have out there. So, well,. Bye. Her her parents or his parents. [laughter]. I don't know one of the parents is. Oh. Are staying in Grand rapids. Oh. okay. And then they build another house. Huh. Away. You know, the direction up the Hill. Okay. You know, remember the house. Huh. Yeah, up past that in what used to be that field area. Oh really oh. really. I mean, there's still a lot of field area. I don't know how far the property goes. Yes. I think the property goes into a little bit in the field area. Huh. So they build it up there. Oh okay, well. Yeah, so it's not a big it's a small house, but anyway, yeah, everything else on Graham crackers main area. Need. Yes huh. Looks basically the same. Cool. It was you know real green and everything. You know. Oh. well, still all the raspberries. Everything there. They have, um, they have some, they have some the one area toward the Lake from the house. Huh. Yes. Oh yeah. You know that his newest area they moved made that into garden. Huh. Oh yeah. And they have garden in the same garden that granddad had garden and then some of the other the raspberries are they took out and stuff that you know. . Okay. Huh. Yeah, that's a lot of raspberries. Tremendous number I mean, unless you're gonna be really trying to make money off. There's. No. Yeah, yeah. So. Well, well, that's neat. Yeah, that was fun. Cool. Did you go in and visit her? Well, we stopped by they didn't know, I didn't call or anything. So I just stopped. Just a second. What. Can you turn off? Okay. Both. There is there or on the bed. Maybe. Yeah, okay, anyway. But don't leave that open leave that. Are you there? Okay, um, oh. so what was I saying? Hello. Was talking about. . The place you guys stop by. Oh. so I just stop by and then their dog started barking. So essentially somebody like those there. So I went and said, who I was and stuff and she's like, oh yeah, she talked little, she didn't say anything like you know why don't you look around or anything like that, but she's very pleasant very pleasant and she's like, oh. you should go say hello, to clam. Oh. Oh. Huh. Huh huh. Whoever their daughter. I forgot their name anyway. Sarah. Clara know, Sarah. Sarah. Is it. No, I don't think. So. So maybe not anyway, but. Anyway, so I thought, okay, so she said I really, I should then I will so I did so I went up there and said, hello, anyway, so I got to walk through a little bit because I walked through the anyway, but all the little buildings are there they've added another little shed. . [laughter]. . Oh wow. But uh, it was nice to see. Huh. Wow. Oh. fun. It was fun. I've been up there. We went to Christopher's. Oh. did you. Oh. yeah, that's, right. You mentioned at yeah, I had . Huge pieces. I think the power probably put in 6. Huh. Oh my. You know, or even five huge pieces. Well. Oh. Hey oh. wow. So anyway, that was fun. I don't know if I've ever been to Christopher's you know. We went once with mom dad. Okay, maybe we did. I think once, but I you know only one like once. Yeah. So how long are you guys at Meghan Island. We're there, one day, I wouldn't say overnight there we camped in the in the, we went across the streets and there's a state Park, right across there. Yes. Huh. Oh. It's, right on Lake Iran. Oh. really. Right next to the bridge. Exactly next to the bridge anyways. Oh wow. We camped there. Oh okay. We went to Island the next day. We went Graham. We left you know, we left Harbor and drove off and stopped it diagram. Grandpa's and stuff went across the bridge and stayed in the U P that night the next day. Huh. Oh. We went over to Island from there. Okay. And then stated straight again that night. So fun. Oh yeah. Let's. See, did you go up to a the Fort or whatever? Yeah, we did. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, we did. We did a we we didn't take the the carriage right around that's really expensive. Right now. Is it huh? Yeah, like 1150 a person or something and the ferry was 1150 and tickets into the Fort. Oh my. Huh. Were 650. So it's like so we didn't do that. You're kidding. Oh yeah, you would. Yeah. We rented a bank for an hour, a tandem is disastrous bank. Oh good. Oh. usually. It was a horrible break. 00, really [laughter]. Any we had fun anyway. The person in the front. Did all of the work. Basically the person behind was there for the ride. Oh no. I know, [laughter]. So going uphill was just you know, horrible, but anyway, we had fun. Oh huh. Oh no. So Johnny stay in front. Johnny was basically in front. [laughter]. I tried being in front of a little while, but I didn't make very far. That's funny. Oh. well. That's. The guys are for right [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, I mean, there's a road going around the Island it's flat. . Huh. So that was fine, but then we we we only wanted to to do an hour. For. You know, the weather cost cost more. Sure. So then we had to cut across the middle of the Island, which means of course we have to go up. Oh. sure. But anyway, we had fun. Oh. that's. Good. We bought fudge. Yeah, that's too. Yeah, not not the ones that were in the picture though. [laughter]. Oh yeah, no, yeah, that's. The card. I sent you. Yeah, whatever that's, cute [laughter], dear. Yeah, yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh yeah. Yeah, Ah, so how long do you guys got there. For all that. Well, we were at for about a week. Huh. Yeah, we went to on Sunday and we left there on Sunday morning and then so we were basically, we drove all this. Okay. Well, do we didn't have all day Sunday? We got up there on Sunday. Huh, yes. So account, Sunday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. And then Friday we saw a thing or two and came back. Okay all fun that's a nice little vacation. Yeah, it was great vacation. Cool. It's. Nice. We originally planning to stay one more day. Like through Friday come back on Saturday, but um, we had seen enough of the area and actually we're kinda ready to come home. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's kinda. All the clothes were dirty. You know, a little, yeah. The flies were just horrible waiting. Really. Yeah, but we same swam in Lake, Michigan Lake, Sharon and Lake superior. Oh. Not birth link, huh. Bye. No, because, um, only because you know, the public Beach is kinda hard to find. Oh. you really. I mean, I didn't even know where it was. We've, never been to the public Beach because we always went to the pastures or whatever his name was didn't. Oh. that's, right. We. I forgot didn't. We. He wasn't the pastor. I think so. Or friends or something. Somebody from the Church. Yeah, that's, right. Huh. Anyway. Yeah. Well bye. Yeah, so anyway, we did swimming break, but we think we might go back sometime. Huh. Bye. That'd. Be nice. Yeah. Cool. Yeah. Well, I sent I sent something with Joanna for you. Oh. you did. Yes in memory of the garden that we attempted to plant. Oh. oh. what was it. Cucumbers. Oh. did you make it from this here? Yes. Thanks. Got a whole password with cougars and I have green beans and I'm gonna be getting splash and I just got a couple tomatoes. Oh excellent. Yeah, so I sent you some cucumbers. Oh. thanks that's really great. Yeah, [laughter]. Hopefully you're like you Kimber still. Oh. yes, we do. I do yes, yeah, that's nice. Good. So. 11 of the larger ones might have a few a couple little bite marks in it because Bethany was carrying it around thinking it was a melon and taking some attempting to take some bites off. [laughter]. It. She thought it was a melon. Yeah. She had it. She goes milling milling she's. Yes. Looking around. She take a little bit out of it. And make a funny face and then go more milling [laughter]. Is she bed. Yeah, she was so tired today. Yeah. She went to bed and she went to sleep at 715. You're kidding. No, I just hope she doesn't wake up at some unemployed hour in the morning. . No kidding. But she does. I guess, I'll get up. [laughter]. So he's really tired though. Wow. Yeah. Look. We got to be late. What was she good? Yeah, she was very good. Great. I I think she's cutting some more T so she's been not crappy. But just chewing on things and just a little bit a little bit more. . I don't know what should I say crabby, but fussy. Yeah, yeah. You know, she's been very good excellent, this whole weekend. That's great. Yeah, this morning, she's. So cute. She woke up and oh. it's prior it was a quarter to seven or something like that. Which is you know about normal four and a? I was over there pick her up and she wanted the body. So it went down the path potty and then she came back and I was gonna put her in a bed. Well, she didn't want to she want to go night with Mommy. She said so well, she never sleep in the bed of course. So I brought her in there and she was just playing around a little bit less. You lay down for a while and then she drink on her bottle of water a little bit then she laid down some more it's. Just kinda cute [laughter]. Oh. okay, wait. Yeah, and then she should look at Joanna and she it was so funny. How cute? Oh wow, she's really she's really something. Now. Isn't. [laughter]. She. Yeah, she really is. Gosh. And it was so funny though. And Joanna was Joanne was awake, but trying to ignore her, you know, so that she could sleep a little bit and just you know, otherwise Bethany would've been wild you know. . Keep turning around turning over and then Bethany would go over there and she put her feet on her back a little bit and I say Bethany Joanna sleeping, take feet out shipping funny, [laughter]. . . [laughter]. You guys have a double bed or what. King size. Oh. you had a King. Yeah, yeah, so that was nice rooms really nice had free coffee in there or well little copy spot you can make coffee in and. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. that's. Great. Yeah, and Saturday night. We watch the movie and play cards. Oh. that's. Nice. Yeah, it was you know, it was so Maggie out and it was raining and threatening, you know, threatening weather and stuff. We don't wanna go anywhere. Absolutely not. By the time. We got back in. I had to. I know, we're kind of ready to go somewhere. It was for o'clock and what's open at for nothing. You know, well, it's open till six or something. Yeah. You know, by the time you get going and get there. Right. It's six o'clock ready. Not know the. is to be together. So wait go anywhere. So it doesn't you know. Yeah, so we spent more time in the pool and ordered piece and then watched brave heart. . So, that's a new movie that's out. It's. Good, but it's glory. Huh. Um, I enjoyed it a lot. I think Joanna was a little bit disgusted with it. Huh. But that's. Okay, it's one around. I had wanted to watch I'd still like to see in the feeder though just because I think it's. . Very well done. . So anyway. Brave heart. I don't think. It's. Um, it's kind of based on history about the. Irish Scott Irish. Oh. I think I've seen I've seen advertisement for it, huh. Battling. The English. Yeah, yeah, it's, Mel Gibson is the yeah, anyway. . So we watched that played dollar euchre. Yeah. Book euchre. I don't know, I'll pay that 1. It's it's pretty easy it's a lot similar to book. Huh. So we don't have any plane cards. We went down and got them on the vending machine. Huh. For 225 a pack [laughter]. That's. Good. Yeah, it's kinda fun. Yeah, yeah, we played cards tonight to. So. Oh. really how would you please. Yeah, we had a friend over from work. No fun. So we played a King and things in the corner. Oh. complete that. An easy 1. It was fun. I never played it either. She talk. Oh. okay, yeah, I've played a couple different things with cards, but not not too much book. Is a bidding game. Oh. yes, yeah, it sounds more more things than easy little guy, but it's fun. You know, and. Yeah, what was the this it's not a hard game as hard as Brooke, but it's it's a little difficult? Joanne. I scared the guys. You did huh. Oh. [laughter]. Excellent. We raked up. That's funny, [laughter]. Excellent. Yeah, I was gonna fun. That's. Pretty funny. Yeah. So you guys have a nice time. Yeah, we did have a nice time. So sounds good. Good. Steve nice guy. Yeah, he is he's very quiet. . He, um, you know what he sometimes quite sometimes. He's not. This time. He was very quiet very. You're. Welcome. Yeah, I don't think I ever did have a conversation with them really. . But it's. Nice. Yes. So. Anyways, today we drove back and got home just before well, shouldn't be just before, um, kinda into into thunderstorm. Watch area. So we stayed low. Gosh huh. But anyway. Yeah. So you're back at work already yet or tomorrow, huh. Tomorrow. Well, tomorrow is testing. . So this week I have to test and do something else and then prepare my classes. Okay, what do you start full fledged? So. Next week. Okay. Monday. Monday. Yep. Sounds good. Well, I got my raise at work. Well, I'll, get it. Did you. This week in my pay check. Yeah. Oh great. So it's it's. It wasn't a big as last year, but can't expect quite that. How much what %? Huh. I figured it it's about a 3% Reyes. . Um, if you figured by hourly wage it's a 50 cents an hour, raise. That's. Good. Yes, yes. Doesn't sound bad. Good. So that's good that'll. I don't know, it'll, how it'll affect my pay check off to wait and see, but. I think it's about a Grand a year. That's. Good. Yeah, so I got to bed and then, um, they're, gonna give me a bonus for. Oh. At a couple different projects. I did this year. They're gonna give me a bonus for one of them and then once the other one comes through they're gonna give me a bonus for that too. . Excellent. Yeah. Excellent. Well, they have any idea. Do you have any idea like how much the balance would be? Um, actually, yeah, um, it's it's really the where this down from. . I think was I went to an in service. Well, all of us did on the family medical leave act. Huh. Okay, because you know, all this legal stuff with employees. [laughter]. Yeah, it really be careful. Yeah. So anyways, I went to the in service on family medical leave given by a lawyer. Huh. And the question I raised was well,. Then is it really legal to postpone? An annual evaluation because of somebody going on maternity leave. Which that's. What happened with me? And another one of my staff had ask me that same question. . The day before she's gone on maternity leave. Is. And wondering when her evaluation was due and I said, well, you know, it'll be postponed for five weeks because you were gone for five weeks. [laughter]. You know, she's like, oh. okay, you know, but it didn't quite set right with me. [laughter]. I thought you know it didn't set, right with me not when it happened to me either. Huh. Because like I've been with a company for three years and and then you know, you don't get your evaluation if I do two or three maternity leave then you know in actuality you're getting dock for an entire year of work that you've done for the company. [laughter]. . [laughter]. Huh. Huh. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Well, anyways, you know, according to family medical leave act if it's a cross aboard raise like, uh, they gave the example of an attendance bonus then you can't. [laughter]. [laughter]. . . Bye. You can't penalize a person for being on family medical leave. Huh. So you have to give it to them if you're giving it to everybody else. . See, I'm saying. . Well as it boils down to it. Um, our annual valuations, although we shouldn't postpone the date of the actually valuation, the raise is based on performance. . Uh huh. [laughter]. Huh. And they generally been giving me raise at the same time. They do the valuation. Huh. Okay, so which makes sense to me. You know. Huh. . So anyways what they what they said was that the bonuses would actually probably equal out to close to the amount that I would have gotten. [laughter]. If they figured out back pay for the three months that I didn't get my raise for. Gosh, [laughter]. Being a thing. So if I figure right it's about $600. So. . Six or seven something like that. So I'm guessing, the rate will be two to $300 or the bonus each bonus. [laughter]. Huh. Excellent. Yeah, so that'll be nice. Yeah. Nice little nice little Park. Great good. Yeah. I got a raised to. Did you I'm doing here? Yes, yeah, we came back from vacation. Good. And I had a letter. I got a raise. That's. Great, how how much was yours or a 5%? 5%. Great fantastic. Huh. Yes, great. Yeah, that's good. Yep. That'll be helpful, huh. Yeah, it will be. Always. Yes, yeah. Yep. So anything else to do with you guys or. . Let's. See. I'm not really. I hear you're helping Joanna lot with decorations for her wedding. Um, not yet. Not yet, huh. I don't know exactly what I'm doing. Oh. she said something about you being in charge of. Oh. Oh that's, right. I forgot that. Whatever. Yeah, when the when when we decorate the Church on Friday before the wedding I think I'm in charge of that, whatever that means exactly I'm not sure. Huh. Oh okay. Well I suppose. I'm screwing up the decorations and putting them up. Yeah, but I mean, I I suspect we'll. Do this I'll help? Oh yeah, I would think so I suppose she just want somebody to make sure that it gets done. It gets done. Well, and nice and you know. Yeah. You know somebody that can take care of the snakes. Right. So she doesn't have to worry about it. She wants me to sing. Oh yeah. Uh. Huh. Do you want to? Yeah, actually, I think so I may have a difficult time, but I think I'd like to. And she wants Rhonda Oscar. Great. So around Dennis, I guess gonna Asher. Say good. You have get socks then. I don't think I think they're just gonna suit. Huh. Great. Runs like, oh good. I get a new suit. [laughter]. Oh. yes, I suppose it could, but the one you were to your wedding. Oh. I think it's still really nice. Yeah. So we'll. See maybe he will maybe he won't. I'll have to go shop to get a new address. [laughter]. Definitely. Hey, that's. A nice chance. Oh. And if you get this bonus then you'll have the money. That's, right. That's, right. So anyway, that'll be nice. And then she's. Well, she's telling me that. Um, Michael's gonna be . Oh yeah. Yeah, and that Ryan was wondering what he got to do you know, and he was saying something about if he could carry flowers or something like that. [laughter]. Oh. Oh. So I said, well, why, don't you have Brian and Bethany go up the file and throw flowers? Yeah, what did she say? She said she would, um, talk about it more. She thought that was kind of a neat idea. Yeah. She's wondering if Bethany would do it and I think I think she would. If they're old enough. You think she would. Huh. That would be. So cute. I think she would. That would be. So cute. Especially if she's with Brian, you know, Ryan could hold her hand. Yeah, right good holder hand. And Ryan old enough to. I think he's old enough to do that by that. He will I mean, he's it'll be three and a half. 3.5 and she's one and a half [laughter]. You know, I mean. By then she then she should be almost 2. Yeah, I mean, she she's she follows directions now. . You know, she picked something off the floor and you tell her to go put in the garbage. She will. Huh. You know, and anytime we take her driver off or whatever. And and you know, it's laying on the floor. She picks it up and goes to put in the garbage, you know, she can follow directions. Huh. Huh. Yeah, I mean, she could do it would all the people scare her out of it. . I don't think so because she's not shy at all. It's, not try people. Well, gosh, wouldn't. That be the cutest thing. You've ever seen. Yeah. That would be so cute that'd be. It'd be durable. Yeah, so we would have to see you know the other thing I was thinking is Ron as an Oscar. So nice. . It wouldn't be totally inappropriate for him to be kind of up in the front. You know. Great. Kind of crossing down and Daddy's there. You go. Yeah, right. No, no problem. She'd. Go. Yeah, you know, especially you know if I if I sent her off and Daddy was down there. She she's go in and all Brian would have to do is would be take her hand and you know he could still flowers and she probably follow suit if she didn't know what to do. Yeah. Right. Okay, though. And even some of those the flower girls even some of them. Don't even throw flowers. Yeah. They just carry flowers up. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean. So that wouldn't that would even be a problem that would be cute. Right, right. I mean, if they're doing the ring. Bear than consuming. They might as well. Do the flowers? Yeah. Oh. [laughter]. Well, we'll. See what they decide. That's cool. Yeah, that'll be kind of fun. She's such a cutie. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I think we're doing that I'm doing the John. So. I passing up programs in the guest book. Oh. that's, right. That's. What she said you guys are the guest? And the wedding for the wedding day. Yep, for the wedding. Yeah. Oh Becky, personal attendant. So. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever that means exactly. That means calling the bride when she's hysterical and listing up address. [laughter]. So she can go to the bathroom look getting your address. Dirty that's. Yeah. What it means? [laughter], right. Yeah. I guess. So yeah, I think so. Huh. That's. What my personal attendant did and help me with my makeup and make sure my hair was perfect and all that stuff? Huh. Yeah, yeah, I think. [laughter]. So back you'll be good with that. Yeah. Yeah. I wouldn't be good at that. That's. I'm, not that type. I you know. I do it, but. Sure. But I don't like have have a title to do those things, but I think you know what I think actually is that. No. Huh. She there's too many sisters. They couldn't have any of them in a stand up for them. Huh. And so that but they don't want anybody to feel not important. Yeah. So they made jobs for all of them. Well I kind of. Yeah, I kind of did with my friends. Um, like Sherri Brown. I had her as my personal attendant. . She came late. Um, well, not late to the wedding, but she didn't get there till like the middle of the morning. . You know, she really wasn't there to help me get dressed or anything. Right. You know, but it didn't matter. She was, I think she did the guest book too. Yeah, but I'm sure, you know, mom and Becky, and Joanna they're. All there right. Yeah huh. No, I don't. Yeah, yeah, they were. I think Lisa banking and Nancy help. I mean, I know I wasn't. Most you were in China. [laughter]. I know. Yeah, Becky was there she was did the cake. She and . Did the cake? Oh. yeah. So, but anyway. Nope. Yeah, this will it'll be interesting. Those two are an interesting couple. Yeah, tell me what you were thinking. What was I thinking? Yeah. . I don't know. I guess I guess. We have a good time. This weekend, but it was really kind of strange because they kind of seem to be in their own little world. Huh. It was like. We could have just come up there and you know been totally totally separate. A. Do you know I mean, well, because when we're swimming, well, first of all they were off the wedding? . I mean, our generals were not matched up because they were at the wedding and we went to eat then it came back and they were hungry because they didn't get much there really isn't. Okay. Anything to eat at the wedding. So they went out to get something you know, it's like if I hadn't invited myself and Bethany long. Huh huh. They would just gone along themselves just two of them. Huh. You know in the pool, they were just you know, kinda loving the pool in the world pool. You know, it's just kind of funny. [laughter]. Okay, you guys you know, usually no it's. Fine. But. Yeah. Anyways, it's interesting, [laughter]. . Yeah. Well they probably they probably they probably they probably had a good time. This because they don't have that much oil. I don't have that much chance in a way. Yeah. To be together. I don't know anyway, but yes, yeah. Yeah. It's. Just kind of strange. . It's it's unusual for me to see Joanna. Being like that to you know. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah, that's. My that's interesting. Yeah. So, but it just kinda it. Didn't offend me it's. Just like okay, you guys you know. [laughter]. It was sort of like they're on a little you know, this is their little outing thing. And we were just kind of there. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. that's funny, that's. Yeah, I won't tell her that though. No, I won't tell her that. [laughter]. Anyway. I will tell her that. Yeah. I think she's a little bit disgusted that we watched a movie on Saturday night, [laughter]. Oh. yes. Yeah, [laughter]. I will. But she wanted to do something you know. Huh. And which is all fine and Dandy, but it's like it's raining outside or all tired. Um, what we just do something inside and then we don't have any cards and you know, so anyways, I finally bought some cards and played cards and watch the movie, but she was so funny because she don't wanna watch movie because she gets. So engrossed in the movie. She says. When you know when she's, what when there's a movie on that she's, not much of a social book? Yeah. Doesn't talk much and she wanted to spend sometime talking, you know, a visiting or whatever. Huh. It's like, well, you know, just visit then just you know, don't watch the movie, but it was just kind of funny. Huh. She hit her own little agenda. I think she wanted to do. Yeah, she's that way. Uh, she's. And she's very focused on you know, this is what I want to do. And I think and I'm gonna be kind of upset. If we don't do what I wanna do. She's kinda. That way. Sometimes. Yeah. Yes, she is, yep. [laughter]. I don't know why maybe by. I don't know either unless unless that's, what she thought Steve really wanted to do. Well, it could have been you know, but Hey, let him speak out. I don't know. Yes. He didn't say anything. One way or the other you know. Yeah. So well, yeah, it was just kind of interesting. And no, I don't think the rest of us. Are like that. Are we. Um, I don't think not quit. How are we? No, I don't think. So. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Broke how do you feel about that. Well, that's, okay that was weird, huh. [laughter]. Yeah, I thought I had a start right away. My God, I have another half an hour. You better have a right to tell me, huh. Huh. I don't know. I don't know. Have a lot to tell you because my life is much the same here just lots of company. Lots of kids. But it was fine. It was fun to have them. You know, I do things with them that I don't ordinarily do and now, , Mindy is coming with her family on Monday. So we decided we take about five days off they'll be here for two weeks. So we'll be here for the second week with them and that will be good. . Yeah, anyhow she's. So busy to get her invitation for the. I did and I sent back my RS B P for just just for one of us though. Oh. you're, good. Because Bob has that's the same day that, um, you know, that's the thing that we usually go to and broke overtime. Yeah. Yeah down in Florida. Yes. Yeah, well, this year they switched it from November to or from December. Where is it? October. Whatever it was to that. Yeah, right. It starts that day. Oh. where is it taking place now? So. In time again. Oh. I again, huh. So I think what I'm gonna do is,. Well we'll. Just we'll both probably now. It's, the way it works as leave the same time except I will head for their and he'll head for Florida. Yeah, yeah. Oh great. Great great. Well, I'm gonna take room in the in the hotel to over the weekend. And. I think I'll probably go in earlier in the week, but I thought I'd also stay at the hotel because they'll be so many people there that I'd like to see. So I I I see you ask you what call that response card. Huh. It says something about calling the Hilton and Mindy had a special rate for the family, which was $79. Yeah. So if it's anything other than that insist that you're with Lynn, how far because hooks sister had called and they had told her $99 and when I spoke to Mindy. Oh. okay. She said she just re checked with them. This week. So there was some misunderstanding there, but never the less we're looking forward to it. Huh. The first family get together. We've had a long time. I know, that's. Why I would don't wanna Miss it? Yeah, yeah, so it should be fine. I. I don't know a. Hey, I you know, I wrote my dad and ask him if he was going or. Oh. I should hope so gosh, isn't. I hope so too. That far for them. No it's. Oh. have you seen them at all lately? No, I haven't. No huh. I haven't been back. I'm gonna be in Philadelphia in September with. Oh. Um, a book and actually I'll be in in Boston to for. Huh. Oh which which book is it now. It's, the next mystery. The history. Yeah, that seems to be what I can sell at the moment. Oh good. Well, that's great. So. Are they selling well? I think they're doing okay, and this time. Good. They're sending me around and, um, so I'll be in Philadelphia, then. Yes. Huh. And then I thought if if it turns out that it's too crowded, you know that sometimes they send you in and there's. No real block of time. Oh yeah. Then. Um, then after the button, it's warm, it's, the bottom it's been a, um, by will still be in Florida for for a couple. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. I so I think I'll go up to Philadelphia again. Yeah, good. Yeah, well that would be nice. You know, and then I can really visit there's a lot of people. I'd love to see. I haven't. Oh. I know. I haven't seen Pearl. How is Pearl doing? Oh. I just talked to her. She had another set back about two weeks ago. She had a small stroke. Oh my God. But she's in the hospital with that for a week, but I just talked to her on her left arm and she happens to be left handed a was hit and she said she's getting it back. She's almost able to write again. Fact, she's been trying to, but yesterday was really her first day that she was out. Huh. Oh. she's. So fantastic everytime. I call her. She just, you know always sounds so off of course, I talked to Jackie to and Jackie always sounds so down. Yeah, I think. She's. So, oh. it's really hitting Jackie. So hard she's just very upset about it. But oh. I just hope to God. She gets over the the cancer part that's, the worst part and I had, I think that the other long is affected too. Yeah. Oh God. She going to do chemotherapy again. She just doesn't want to. Oh. I have been down. Huh. It was my sister's high school reunion in early June and I stayed with them that weekend and we had such a good time. She was great and that's Sunday night while we were there. She had that small heart attack. Did you know that? No. Yeah, she hasn't. She had a heart attack that night. Huh. She was having a great deal of pressure and pain. And you know, we thought maybe digestion or this or that and she didn't want to go to the hospital there. Oh. So they went straight on home and it was hard for that. It was she was in a lot of pain, but she did have a heart attack. Oh. well, that's that's of course related to the stroke that she just had. Oh. Wow. Yeah, I tell you it's just been one thing after another and as soon as she has gotten over one she's just it was something else, but when you talk to her she's, just wonderful you know, she just really tries to keep her spirits up and try to help everybody else. The kids our kids have been great and Jackie's been great. Port. Jackie. Did get to a city for a month. She had rented a place there. Oh. Yeah, so she had a good good month. That's, good. It wasn't until the end that role. Wasn't. So, well, I wasn't feeling so well again. Hold on. But it's sticky. It is it is just. I know, we've had a very sticky. Um, we're fine. Yeah. But I we've had so many friends actually, I think that's part of what has occupied me since April. Huh. No, I really. I think whatever the day of the second Seder. Yeah. You probably even remember him member or friend. Dick Bryner he's a job he's, white here, he's. Huh. Just absolutely charming guy. I'm not sure that I do remember. Huh. And he always, he is part of the braking group. Oh. no, 0. And either he had, I think, he's a bad like accident, um, but they, they, they don't know if it was a bad like accident or a major stroke that created a bite, but he is he nearly died and he spent a lot of time there. K. Huh. Yeah. Huh. He was. Right after after the accident. Yeah, I mean the accident nearly killed him and he is now. No [laughter]. Oh huh. He's still in a rehabilitation hospital didn't side. Really. But he's paralyzed on one side and he's blind half blind and he's and so that. Oh God. Oh. what a shame bar bridge. Yeah, I mean, he's really a very good friend and it's been horrible. Yeah. Really huh. And he's mine seems to be coming back, which we I mean to be back, which is wonderful, but that was awful. Oh yeah, yeah huh. And then I have another friend who is also with the party. Huh. Who who just got a cancer that is so rare she's? Huh. . The only case in that they have a that it's vaginal cancer and it's it's inoperable and so I took her for some radiation and took her some food and then I we've had several friends. 316. Oh huh huh. Let's change. I have a friend who's child was killed. Oh God you're. So young. Your age group is too young for all that. Huh. It has been terrific one of my friends that one of the reasons. Huh. I'm. I feel like I have to go back in October is, um, one of my friends sons was killed in an automobile accident. Huh. Okay, bye. Um, this is all been in like three or four months. And I it's just. Huh. It feels too soon except maybe not maybe this is just a. Huh. But but I was thinking about it because I thought I wanted to write back because I thought there's. Huh. Huh huh. No word for you know, when people say how are you. Yeah, yeah. And really everything has been fine for us, but I've been so depressed, I mean, it just feels like all these people I love our in terrible shape and. No, I think our huh. Oh. I. Know no. I'm. Sorry to hear that, but then you just have to count your blessings and every day count. Yes. That's that's. All I've ever. One, never knows, huh. Yeah, that's. The sense. So for us, we are doing we're having wondering, not only. Oh. good. first of all Jonathan, who has waited nine months eight months to hear about a job and was he just Thursday found out. Huh. Yes. He has the job. Oh that's. So both of my sons are employed, huh. Good. Oh good it's. Not for school, huh. No, actually he's on a summer internship with the and he is,. Is he back in California? He's. Yeah, he's supposedly. Actually he's in the house, right now. Huh. So I mean, but he's, he's supposedly living here for the summer, but his the work he's doing is up in near Sacramento outside of Sacramento somewhere. Huh. Huh. So he's really they're. Yeah, oh that's nice to have around again. All week. Yeah, and then he blitzes out every so often. He's been there. They're paying him too much for the summer. Oh. 0. And so he went to new York for a party last week. Oh. [laughter]. He's going to L A for something that he's going to Mexico at the end of and we're hoping they'll offer him a job. Oh wow, oh. wow. He will he will know that. Huh. Well, that he has to go back for another year though. Yeah, yeah, but these these internships are really an attempt to. Yeah. What is he doing? Management consulting and,. Huh. What's the name of the company? Lloyd push it's, one of the big accounting firm except they most of them have. Double, huh huh. Develop these separate wings of management consultants to go out and this is a re tooling kind of blue shield of California that wants to go from 12 offices to three something like that. Huh. Oh. So they work on logistics and how you doing now. Huh huh. He's having a really good time. Oh. sounds that way. And it's fun to see him now. And then. Yeah, is he enjoying the work that he's doing good? Yeah, he at first it completely intimidated him because they really are asking him to research a rather major part of it and he thought, oh my God, he said it felt like a being suddenly told you're in the Olympics and here's the torch and get it, but after a couple weeks, he said he he thought he understood what I used to it. Huh. Huh. I haven't. Good. So, he's and he's done. Wonderfully in school he's. Huh huh huh. Just having the time of his life and doing terrifically. Oh that's, great. Like Chicago every [laughter]. He loves it. Yeah, he said he doesn't get to see a whole lot of it, but. Good. No fraud scores stuff. Yeah, he said he worked he's. Now working 12 hours a day. And he said that's easy compared to what he does there. Huh. Oh. really [laughter]. But he's also when he's there. He he's in student cover man. Yes, he's really good friends and so it's really been it's been wonderful. Huh. Well, that's, great and what kind of job did join get. And Jonathan is gonna be working he's. You know, he's been taking this sound engineering course and, um, he had what he thought was is fabulous interview in January. Yeah, right, right. Huh huh. I believe it or not it's sky Walker sound out with him, which is just the place. Oh yeah, yeah, right. Yeah. Um, for at least for your residence, I mean, he maybe not forever, but but it's the place for the for sound. Huh. Huh. And since January, nothing has happened. Oh huh. He's working he's still taking who's been working for a catering company's been doing this and he, um, but calling them regularly while they say, oh yeah, we haven't done. Oh. Huh. Huh huh. And he was really ready to to just give up. He had another person who had who's who's interviewing within September something and last week. He called them and then two days later and he was talking to me and he said you know, the guy said I'm gonna call you right back. He never called me back. Huh huh. He said I'm really getting and then they called him. Huh. So Thursday, we found out he's he's gonna start a week from Monday. Bye. Oh fantastic we're in a way. No out here. No, oh huh. So, it's, you know, it's out where Bob used to work and it's a five day week. Oh that's, great. Jot he's. So excited such tonight by chance. Oh wow. We were all getting together to go. See a show with the kids and he's in love and so his girlfriend will be there. Huh. Oh guess, [laughter], another lady not not last year's. Oh. she's, not last year's. No. This one is truly lovely she's also a. Huh. Well, she's. This one is is is Amerasian she's really this. No, she must be lovely. She's, beautiful and she's. Huh. So sweet and she's. Um, she's. Just doesn't she's a lovely person. Oh. well. Who knows what will be Bob said as soon as John got the job? [laughter]. He said Betty's gonna get married, but she also is determined to get a career. Huh. So. Huh. Where is she at this.? She's at San Francisco state. Huh. I think they could put herself through college, but she wants to go in to film and actually she was offered a job at Lucasfilm and she turned it. Oh my God. She turned it down because she needs to finish school. So, well, once the 12th or the night about, but you know, I think her agent mother is tough for than any Jewish mother. Yeah. No [laughter]. Frida. I mean, I'm sure, that's. Why she turned down the job because her mother is very upset that she's not becoming a doctor or something like that? Really huh. Oh. huh. So, so he's he's kinda set. And Bob. Yeah, how far up doing. Bob. Is as happy as a man. Can be he's a he's having a wonderful time. Huh. He doesn't and he was after he waited for nine months or 10 months of sort of Bluff. Oh good. He found out that they announced that he would be the chairman of the exchange starting in January. 00, great. So. Great. He's, very happy. So really thing. Oh. that's. Good he's still doing as much traveling. Yeah, this this month. Yeah. I went with him. You know, I went with him to Paris and I went with him to a Montana. And he hasn't travel much. Huh. This month, but he he's. No. Yeah, it's gonna start. I'm still doing that. Actually yesterday we were to he's taken off these two weeks and we're staying home that's. Oh huh. How much he traveled? And it's been fun went hiking and we went you know, just exploring the Bay area. Yeah, that's good. That's. Good. But. I loved it. Holdup. I mean, it was it was off. I really want to go back. Really to do very much work with you ahead talking or what. It was. Yeah, we really did, but it was still. You see your TV and radio and all that stuff. Yeah, it was a it really was a bookstore in anchorage that had I think, she's a very rich lady. Oh. Who happened on the books for but she had invited us up? So she flew us out. Huh. I thought how can I not do this and I thought Alaskan February, how stupid, but it was so beautiful have you have you not been there. Huh. Huh. Really huh. No, I haven't been there. Micros there though. He just a six months residence there, but he was all the way up and he's to fly in and out the different islands. Huh. Oh. wow. Yeah, used to travel by a well, the funder you can't use cars. I guess. Yeah, no, there are no roads connecting but what. It went by sleds and plain and that kind of stuff. Yeah, that sounds interesting. . So where did you stay right around the anchorage area or did you try to shop with? I we stayed in anchorage and then we went out to and then the other woman and I just. Because she thought a friend of hers used to live in Homer and so she thought it was beautiful. Huh. So we bought our own plane tickets to flight, which is very close. Yeah, yeah. Um, and on the Kenai peninsula and and then it turned out her friend had never lived there. Oh. [laughter]. Right there. We were in Homer and and the home or people were wonderful. We we did something with the library and we went out to lunch and it turned out that. Oh. Um, a a friend here at the bookstore, somebody work the bookstores mother, who used to live in San Francisco stuff. Now lives outside of Homer and so. Because we couldn't, we couldn't do something we had planned because there's too much ice. Huh. We went to see her and she just turned out to be the highlight of the trip. Huh. This is this 60 something woman who is kind of sophisticated. Huh. And lives in the words with no running water and a generator and, um, and a big dog and we had, I just love. Oh. my God. Huh huh. Really my goodness you're gonna have all kinds of book material now, huh. I don't know, but Boyd, I I'm hoping that someday you know, Bob I'll. Take that. The cruise up and then go out to some of the rest of it. Yeah, yeah. It's, just gorgeous. Yeah, see, oh. that's, good good half hour by the way. How do? He's fine. I want to call them and get together with him during this week. Yeah. He the last time I talked to him. He said he was the happiest he's ever been in his life. Oh. does that mean he's staying off of a cigarette? He was doing some. Yes, I think he's staying off of cigarettes. Really. And how's. His weight. I think it's, huge. Oh gosh. I don't know. . Last time I heard from him. He was recovering from some kind of a fracture with Brooke. Oh. yeah, he. Greg. Yeah, he tripped and yeah. Yeah, yeah, he's be over that. Yes, he's over that. Okay. Oh good. And,. And how about Jane how's. She doing. She's. Okay, you know she. Silver headaches. Tia. My green. Yeah, see they keep looking around for different treatments and,. Let's. See. Nothing seems to really work, but I I think we will see them this week. By no, 0. Well, tell them, I said, oh. well, I said if you aren't gonna be home when I call Howard cause she's, the next 1. I know who likes to talk and talk and talk [laughter]. Huh. Are you allowed to to split your half hour. Oh no, no it's. Oh okay, [laughter]. A half hour you're home. I got you. . I was gonna call Wendy's a mother in law in England, but Robert told me she was in Israel and and she also was Mindy and Robert also were both giving these lovely research projects. So real treat, huh. This is very nice. So is Robert Robert or is he Chaim . Well, he's high. And Baltimore, but we know M is Robert. We all know M is Robert. Oh yeah, I just didn't. People. Are when his mother calls him. Robert, but to his ball more congregation, the friends very Sime. Huh. Oh. I can't say that I keep [laughter]. I always call him. I'll be. Robert's long as his mother does, but I guess it's. Okay. I mean, I R S repeat saying like dear. Oh. because I thought I'm not sure. Oh. [laughter]. No, we call him. Huh. Robert [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. So that's that's. What I will listen? How how's Michael doing with? Michael. Is great. He was just sailing with for four days and, uh, they had a good time. He's. You know, adjusting to his life. He goes out a bit I'm always fixing him up with ladies and he told me that I have to be prepared to realize that he might not get married for a long time if ever, but he's managing has to kids four days a week. How's that going? It goes good. He he works awfully hard. He has a a girl after he's got a new 1. Who started? During those days that he has the kids and she takes care of the kids as a little cleaning, a little bit of booking and then he has them also every other weekend. So fortunately they have an animal relationship and the kids seem to be doing. Oh good. Okay, you know, everything's marked off in the calendar where they go, which days and they're into the routine and they're. So far. Thank for they seem to be doing okay. Oh good. One, never knows what the repercussions will be later on. But he's. Good he's got an interesting, new job to the same. Um, hospital that he's working with, but he's now. Um, medical director for four different emergency clinics. Wow. So what is nice. Is that he has two weekends off out of three? And you know, it's it's a lot of responsibility, but he seems to thrive under pressure. So he's, good and Jess too. I guess I haven't seen him in a long time. That's one of the reasons I was going up to Vermont and well, Ellen, Ellen. Just came back from a cruise. She and Henry, and all of his siblings went together. Huh. Oh. what. Krista, the Bahamas. That one wasn't to access to go at this time of the year, but one of the sisters had arranged for it and they had a good time and they left the kids at home. She has a nanny in the house who takes care of the kids. So, she's. I assume. All of those children will be all everybody's children will be at this. Oh yeah, yeah, they're. Oh good. All gonna be there. You get to see all the whole mess. And also, I think, yeah, she invited. Oh good. All these. Well, I don't know she invited. All the Philadelphia little kids. She invited ferns. Two kids. Cause they're about her children's age and Pearl was just telling me that her girls are looking for sitters for the weekend. So they can go by themselves. Would be nice of until they could get out, but I doubt it, huh. Yeah, I I don't know how are they doing. I just really have been communicating by letter and he sounds like she's in pretty bad shape. I. See messages, that's. . She does a lot of sleeping, which is good for him. And she keeps you know, doing the same things over and over. So. I saw them this winter. We were there a couple of times and she still can carry on a conversation. She's very very frail. But you know constantly asking the same questions over and over and whoever comes into the room if she doesn't recognize you. It takes a long while until she is able to be aware of. I don't know whether it's, al signers or whether it's just send all dementia, but. He shouldn't be taken care of her. No huh. He actually shouldn't how he continues. I don't know. I feel sorry, I'm, not going to visit. I was gonna see them in October except it's the same weekend. Yeah, yeah, I don't know whether we're gonna get down there. This where we haven't made me aware of plans yet. I'm, kind of thinking of maybe taking an apartment in staying through the for six weeks. For . We haven't done that yet. Huh. And a lot of people have done that. So they keep thinking Florida is gonna be there. All the time. So maybe we just try something. Spain. Oh my. Yeah, well, how can I say? Okay, so I've gotta start looking into it. A lot of people. I know have done it. I we were I didn't. We didn't really spend. Anytime on the coast down there, but I loved Spain. Oh. you did. Well, I think this part that I would go to where they take the apartments is like Casa Hall and I thought just from there. We take different trips. We did too much traveling around when we're in Costa Rica. So we decided next time we go to one place to stay there. Yeah, oh. I really wanna someday. Yeah, uh huh. I wanna get all the details of what you did. Oh it's. It was as I said, before it's mostly a wildlife, but you know a nature trip. Do a lot of birdwatching and riding around in boats and solve volcanoes and just a couple of days at the beaches, but it was fun, but was too much traveling for us. I went to about six different places in 17 days. . So it was just too much, but it was my fault because I wanted to see the country and that we did it online copy plantations and series very pretty it was fun. Yeah, [laughter]. Though. I think the last four days. Seeing as a fairly it's boring. Away with [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, did you ever get to a stock here? Just to play. No, we didn't. We didn't. Um, that's kinda. Why we went on this power strip that was business, but we don't really have to go on it? Huh. Oh. Um, no, we had rented a house and now, we've rented it again for a year from from September actually, we had rented a house in . Oh. Huh. And we were gonna go with Toby and Jerry and then Jerry was offered to go on staff. Yeah. Um, for murder. She wrote and it's it's just too and they said brought you mean you can't leave town until you know, I don't know when. Huh. Oh. There long enough. I guess, huh. And, um, because they had to get the season ready or whatever it is and so he it, you know, it was too good a thing to do before he he could technically sort of retire. Yeah. Oh. Um, and this year that year's worth of income would certainly be terrific. Yeah, October. So we had to cancel it and a friend of ours. Actually took the hat round of taking the house and said it was fabulous. Huh. So if ever you wanna farmhouse. Huh. Oh sounds interesting. It's an old. That's a good time of year ago. That's when we've been there. Yeah, and this this just it's it's an old stone farmhouse that's been remodeling about eight people. Can fit in it, but it's really like two apartments and it's on acres and acres and acres and acres of farm and but it's, not far from it's near the line of Tuscany and it's. I know. Huh. Huh. Um, not far from and C C and. Huh. Oh. no, it sounds like it's just a lot of fun. So I hope next year. Yeah, and in January we had these two plans for this year, but both of them and we were gonna go to us in December and then the. Oh. See, that's, something like what we did that. This customer trip was that kind of a thing. Oh. Yeah, we're on a boat. Aren't. You and you're just looking at all of the wildlife. Yeah. Yeah, and you go this one you sail at night. Yeah. It's a small. Both this 1. Yeah huh. I mean, it only has like seven cabins and then at night, you sail and each day you're sort of on a different Island and. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I've looked at some of those trips, they sound interesting after having done cost break. I don't think I wanna do that 1. [laughter]. Sounds very similar to what we were doing. Yeah, I it may be more restful because you basically are just. Yeah, you're on the boat, which is nice. If I were to do customer again. Yeah. I would do it on a boat. They had another trip that sounded interesting, but I wanted to see more that's. How one learns [laughter]? Yeah. I help you out with a product. She had to do in Costa Rica. Oh. So it was of some benefit, huh. I just sent. Um, my dad an article. I saw on the plane on Jan June. I don't really. That the original people a huge amount of the original people in Jamaica had been Jewish and that, um, because they were at some kind of a barbecue or something. Really. The people who wrote this and they said, okay, these chickens were slaughtered in the kosher and and they said where you telling that. Oh. Really huh. Coaster and it turned out. . Oh. I'm, sorry, I didn't instead. That's interesting. Well, I know in a Carribean. Yeah. Well in fact, I Rabbi questions. Um, cousin or ankle was the matter of St. Thomas and I think they're going back this year for the big 500 anniversary of this. Huh. His family world. Um, involved and still are because a lot of his family on a lot of the liquor stores. They're in St. Thomas, but a lot of those Jews went from places like Russia, many many years ago. And went to the caravan for. Yeah, well we have a good friend here. Who, um, who who grew up in Guatemala? Oh. He is gonna his name is Ken Rosenthal. Huh. Um, but he's a. That's where his family was and I assume that they left. Europe. I don't know. Yeah, that's that one has happened to a lot of the South American Jews. Some very large groups in Colombia in Mexico and you know a lot of them came from eastern York. Fraud. But I like it. Like when you go there. I mean, when we went to Costa Rica, the first time all we did is we went to the West the East coast and San Jose and up to the location and stuff and then to then out to manual Antonio and then the next time we were really slots we just did love that Beach and so we went back. Huh. Yeah. Yeah. I know that was the one dish. We didn't get to that manual. Antonio. I was disappointed. Peachtree. Yeah. Well, probably there are other you know, I mean, it was just there were monies on the Beach and and all of those. Oh yeah, I know it. Wonderful things. I know it it's fun. But I would love to. I have this fantasy of saving a teaching money and you know the the sort of extra money that I don't handover and, um, I'd love to take the whole family on to make one year's gift. Oh. with nothing. You know, to everybody. Uh huh. Oh that would be nice. And I thought Custer would be wonderful. So I want to gather. Enough information and about what's Gooden. Oh huh. Because we really didn't see that much, although a lot of our friend people. We would need we're. What we're going off to the cloud parts into the button and some of them sounded disappointed? Yeah, well, that's where we were. They said. Yeah, it's. Alright. You know, and as I said, seeing the country. It was much the same kind of scenery. All over it was very pretty really. Yeah, I like the East coast. Kathy plantations. You know, I like going through the the jungle sort of in the in the water. Huh. Yeah, it was interesting. We had a few of the different walks that we're interesting with some very talented guides fact, that's. What made our trip we had this marvelous guy and he made it? That's, great. So much fun huh. Did you go on the boats through the by? Yeah, we went on. I have to look at my notes again to see which rivers. We went on, but we did help went River rafting one day. I decided to stay home and stay at the hotel that day. So he had a lot of fun. He went deep sea fishing one day and caught this, huge 50 pounds. Two nights that he lost his. Right. He was pulling it in, huh. Hello, oh. good huh. [laughter], but yeah, we it was fun. You know, they have lots of different experiences and we saw all kinds of birds and monies and things that we ordinarily only seen zoos. So that was kind of exciting a lot of people on the trip. Were birdwatchers. So they knew their birds and it was very interesting people that we, uh, well, we'll. Have we'll probably keep in touch with. So that's. What makes somebody's trips in? Yeah, well I think Spain sounds very nice. Yeah, I'll. Have this. Yeah, I think I'm gonna start looking into that. You before then I hope I hope. Oh yeah. Well, listen much success with everything that I'm, Bob. Oh. well thank you. It just. Congratulations is he being good. Not going off of these terribly dangerous things. He didn't. He didn't go horseback riding. This year. He said he had it, although this week he just started taking English writing lessons again just to get himself back on a horse and, um, and he's having fun, but it's he's, just taking lessons and, um, getting to over that sort of thing they don't. Huh. oh oh. . They don't mountain bike anymore since Dix accident. Oh. [laughter]. They job he jobs now. Oh. Good. My voice is gonna be in the road race down here. But he's gotten. Next Sunday. Oh wow. Yeah, the 7.6 down the road race. That they've been in years past. . So Mike and a friend or doing it again.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. Okay, so yeah, and and the reason why I'm doing this is because I get a $20 a for each time. Okay, so we're gonna be publicly, huh. Oh. I call somebody and I can call somebody two times. Huh. What's what's, the. of this research? I don't know. I guess, they're gonna analyze, uh, you know, like, well, I I called the lady and I send out that you know, they're gonna analyze like a you know, like slang and action or whatever. [laughter]. What people talk about? Huh. So yeah. Interesting huh. Okay, bye. Okay, so I thought see I thought you're gonna call a couple of weeks ago because you huh. Yeah, [laughter]. Well, been kinda busy plus. Huh. . See, oh. okay. Well me and Daddy, we, um, we became citizens just Friday. Huh. So we were kind of busy doing that, but I don't know Daddy hasn't really. I don't even know if he, if he wants to go or it's up to him. Oh. really oh okay. Yeah, he hasn't said anything, but as far as going over there's visit, I don't know if I could do it anytime soon because I'm gonna be transferring over to another department. Oh. Huh. Same you know, same company and everything, but I'm gonna be starting to work in dispatch. Huh huh huh. You mean to send out repairman. And that's the difference. Huh. Huh huh. Well, actually what I'm gonna be doing is doing add ons. Where, um? I have to schedule people who need emergency calls or whatever on to. Huh. Um, whatever technicians available at the time which I don't know they say it's stressful because, um, a lot technicians won't take it. Yeah. Yeah, it is it's like 91. Huh. So there's a very high turnover rate. Yeah. Yeah, so they say that a lot of people won't take it and stuff things like that, but that's what I'll be doing. Yeah, because you get chewed out on the phone, you know. Oh yeah, I did huh. Yeah, because you know if you're in a if one of your appliances breaks or something that they're gonna say wait a minute, you know, you beeping people, you know what you send out your deep in trucks because I paid money for your beep in . Yeah, bye. Huh. I know. . Well, no, actually, I would be getting it from the technicians. Not from the customers. Yeah, some customers I would because I would have to call them if I can't schedule them for a call, but I would have to be the one to call them and tell them. Huh. Huh. Okay, I'm, sorry, not tonight. Yeah, yeah. Maybe tomorrow, but um, actually, I would get chewed out by the technicians because I would be doing Adams to them and you know some technicians maybe they've already been out on 10 calls and maybe seven o'clock at night already and they've already been out there since seven o'clock in the morning. Huh. Oh. . And you're telling them to go to more places. Yes, exactly. Oh. I see. So I'm gonna be chewed out by them. . Not by the customer's per se, but mainly by them. Even though. You're not even. So how do you pick these people then? Right right. A picky technician. Well, I haven't really started training yet. Huh. But I'm gonna start training next week and, um, I think they have a system where you know they would look at the technicians and exactly what the customer requested. Yeah. What area there in? No. And you have to find out what technicians work in that area. Huh. And so forth. Oh well if you got transferred right. Would would that make it a lot more difficult for you to come up here. Huh. And work here. Yeah, [laughter]. Really. Well, okay, well first this is what I found out first of all there's. So. No openings over there right now. Huh. [laughter]. The only openings they have is for telemarketing that's. It no other opening. Huh huh. Until marketers get paid less. Them. I could just get paid more, but I've already done that for a whole year and I don't really like it. Huh. Well, you're gonna get paid more and stuff. You know, huh. Well, I mean, it's a it. From the pay that I get now. It probably a dollar more each hour. Huh. Yes, I had thought, huh. Yeah, but I don't like it. I mean, see. Oh. Okay, think about it. The assets, I get from working in dispatch customer service a telemarketer. If I ever find a new job. Huh. I am gonna be better prepared than anybody who's ever been a telemarketer for two years or three years. Whatever I've had dispatch I've had a you know, I've had, um, a year of, um, clerical and I've had a year telemarketing. Huh. Huh huh. I think that's. Okay, well granted. Well, it maybe easier for you to find a job. Huh. It may be harder for you to find a a well paying job. Because usually well paying jobs demand specialization. Or. Okay. In the field. Do understand. Yeah, like like let's say you like me let's let's. Take McDonald as a. let's. Say you had you had one your experience slipping burgers on your experience using a you know, frying fries right. And where your experience as a cashier. Okay, and of course, if you go out to , you can probably find a job quick. You know, because you're not a specialized. So let's say that there's a cashiers jobs that, uh, you know a was paying a lot more, but they need they wanted a lot of people with with you. No more experience. You know. Hello, yeah. Yeah, well I I very much doubt that you can really compare me to a person that works with Donald who's. No I'm saying I'm using that as an example though. Looking for [laughter]. You understand there's different fields in McDonalds, right. Okay, yes, I know that, huh. And so when you go on and try to find another job right. Um, do you understand that? It does let's say I mean, let's say that it's a you know, say it's Macy's in. Okay, you know, and then you have you know, one cashiering jobs, one job and working inventory you know, like then the name doesn't really matter. . Okay, well my. is is the experience. Yeah, and. Huh. Well, that's, what I mean. I mean, if I have specialization in three areas compared to 1. Specialization. Huh. Huh. You know, I have. Would you call us specializes only been there? One year though. But you see three years. All three, but all three of them. I have dealt with customer service and the fact that the fact that I've been able to to, um, I've been very productive in those two areas. Mhm. Mhm. So far till marketing. Huh. I was very good at I was. Huh. Always above a 00%. So and so forth, clerical I'm above my expectation to. Oh. I see. Okay, so the fact that I am able to change over from one area to another learn to adapt and do so well, I think that's a very good. in my area. Huh. Oh huh. Okay, and if I transfer over to dispatch this is which is a very high stress environment. . If I'm able to do that and conversely easily and and be able to do to do. Well, as far as productivity and getting people to cooperate with me. I mean, that's far more experienced than anything else that I could have. I could imagine as far as toll marketing ever you know, I stayed two or three years until marketing. . You know, compared to being able to change from one place to another and debt. Yeah. And everything. I think that's more important. Well you understand then that if you take if you don't take time marketing job then you probably won't even come up here. . Oh. a break. Yeah. So you're gonna take it anyway. What. The disk. Huh. I I requested in fact, I'm kind of I I really don't like my the clerical job because of the people that I'm around. Huh. Huh. Oh. Too many people I mean, really I mean, the supervisors there. Okay, we have we have one main supervisor and two assistance supervisors. Huh. Well, when the main supervisor is isn't there and the two assistance supervisors are they're doing whatever they they fool around. Oh. They don't. Do a good job and I've already. I've already went to the head person about this. And everything. And they got talked to and they were good for a while and then Bam it's again. You know, same thing you see. So much. Favorite isn't going on. But finally because you know what every single day. I always work late later than I'm supposed to. Okay. Like nine o'clock when I'm ready to go whatever I always say I always end up spending. Maybe 1015 minutes after nine o'clock. You get overtime for that. Yes, I do get overtime, but if I stayed six minutes. . The overtime, I do not get paid for that six minutes and during the six and there have been plenty of times. Huh. Huh. I've sat there and I've had you know, hurry and rush and went and bought things like that just because you know they don't wanna pay you overtime or whatever, but nine o'clock nine o'clock strikes. I should be able to get out just like everybody else because I'm not getting paid for those extra minutes that I'm there. I thought you you said you work. Only only seven minutes after. Oh. okay. Yeah, and the thing is that I don't go around anything. You know, it's not like I nine o'clock strikes and Bam. You know, I'm sitting there spending five minutes getting ready. Nothing like that you know, I those minutes are after nine o'clock. I spent working, you know, and that's, what gets me really mad and I've done. This for a very long time. So everybody else in clerical don't don't. Do that because everybody just leave you know, and they don't get talked to nothing you know, I'm always stuck getting their late and then not just that, but um, also the assistance, I mean, finally on a just last Saturday, I mean, I was just so mad because they scheduled me by myself? So from 830-530. Everybody left at five o'clock. So I had half an hour myself. We were doing for the whole entire day, but finally when when those two other clerical people left, I was by myself for the half hour. Huh. Okay, 15 minutes before 530. I was hit with a whole bunch of sales the phones are ringing before coming up to me asking me questions. This assistance supervisors did nothing. I end up staying there till six o'clock. When after 530? They start bitching about how late it was and I was getting close to six o'clock, but they didn't help me. I mean that is their job. You know, I mean if you know, if they see me falling behind whatever they don't it's not their job to you know, be behind me and rag about how late it is an La because I'm sitting there working I'm not. I wasn't taking my my sweet time. I'm very I'm very fast. You know, and it just got me. So mad. You know that that. So that they're you know, they're just gosh, you know, and it really got me mad. So I just asked for a transfer. You know, and finally there's a so there's, this opening and and I talked to them and they said fine, I mean, I had, I had a supervisor put in a good word for me. You know, and I think that got me the the transfer. Well, you will you get paid more . No, I can actually pay. I think I can pay the same pay, but. Huh. Oh. for more stress for more stress. It's a different environment. Well, you see it might not be more stress to me. Huh. I mean, what was dressing me out. Was the environment? I was in and that. I mean that was every single day. I mean, this patch is, uh, I mean, I I we read a little bit about in sociology stuff. Huh. You know, I know, it's. Well, see I mean, you know, if it's more stressful then I put myself in that situation, but if it's, not and if I can handle it, you know, Hey, that's that's fine. Yeah. I mean, I can always. Well. You know. Well the house. Learn to deal with work work isn't really what scares me. The. It's it's the the work environment that I'm in you know. I know. Well, I mean, you like what I understand like you know, right now, it's like a awesome for you to come up. The ethics, the ethics around my workplace. No, but I'm I'm saying I don't understand it's like it's an awesome time for you to come up now. Um, because like around the holidays people are moving out stuff. So you can probably find that place. Pretty good and you know if you stayed within the same job environment. . I mean, within the same department, but transferred up here, you know, chances are probably won't get stuck working with the same kind of people. That's true. But you know what I heard. I heard this people over there. Are even worse. Huh. . How do they know that stuff, huh huh? Because the the supervisor that transferred over there told me the. Okay. Huh. And, um, she was telling me how hard it was at the very beginning because the people there. Aren't used to discipline and they aren't used to really working. Huh. They okay, the reason they have this the supervisor transfer over there. Because this supervisor is known to be very very strict. Okay, very very, very strict and they want her to go over there to get the place together. You know, and it's. I mean, the people there are just from what I hear from her and she's and I mean, she's really,. Not a person to be done. It or anything, but when she went over there, she told me it was really bad. I mean, people do whatever they want hardly anybody there knew what they were supposed to do. I mean, no one knew the system. Nothing. You know, things like that and she had to retrain people and and regroup people and and she says she's still having problems now as it is you know that there's a lot of people there who work there for a very long time. Huh. And used to that environment. You already used to the fact that they could do whatever they want, blah. Things like that. And you know me I'm a very I'm very by the book person and, um, since working in clerical I've seen. . So much stuff that's been going around and there have been people there who worked for very long time. And I you know, I finally got set up and I told the box. You know, certain things that were going on and so and so forth. And you know, I I've earned a lot of I've, actually, probably made quite a bit of enemies. Yeah. You know, but to this., I really don't care if I make enemies you know, it's like I just as long as I'm doing my job, but they make my work really hard. Oh. No, they have seniority. So if I didn't call then you how long will it taking you for you to you know, like. What calls to let you know? Yeah, I mean, because you know, I had, I was really hoping for you to come up here now, like a. Well, you see the thing is that I still don't know if I can or if I can't my supervisor has been on vacation for two weeks now and then late recently. She just went on a similar for a week. Oh. So I really haven't had a chance to talk to her and I have to go buy her book by her vacation book. Oh. So once I once I'm able to go and talk to her about it. About what. About vacation. Huh. I could schedule it. No I'm talking about you coming up here. I I you know, I'm, not talking about you're visiting I'm talking about you coming up here. Yes. Oh. actually living there. Like it. Yeah. Well, pin. It was never it was never where we we actually decided for sure I was gonna be there. Oh. I know I know, but I wanted to know like you know, and also, I was waiting for your call on stuff. You know, and you didn't call me. So I thought maybe you were getting ready or something. Well, I mean. No, but I mean, it's, right now. Huh. I I really don't know if I wanna move over there or not. I mean. I don't know, I'm. I'm still very unsure of really what I want to do I'm. Just so. Tired of. But you're not even . Family. What. You're tired of what. Of, um, family pressures huh. Yeah, but you're not even using online, right now. You're like a a cop in the wheel. You know, you're like a cop in a machine. Yeah. I guess some people are happy doing that it's like that's. Okay. Why some people are happy joining the military? Huh huh. Have to think for themselves and I guess, you're going to that right now and I can't do anything to stop that you know if that's, what you want stuff. Exactly. [laughter]. Yeah, let me know, huh. Yeah, I mean, Daddy's tried, you know, Daddy's. I mean in fact, you know, me and dad just got into a big fight because he is all of sudden trying to push me to to. Uh. I don't know too. A typo on or something. No, I mean, just just,. I don't know he it's just like you know, he he tries to put into my business now. Huh. You know, he's always wanting to know where I'm at about the block. I mean, even during the daytime. You know, you'll call me maybe in the afternoon or where'd. You go. This morning and I mean, it's like who what does it matter. You know where I went this morning. You know, things I mean, you know, he's just trying to really irritates me and, um, I told Daddy, you know, that to me, he wasn't ever there for me. You know, and all sudden he he's trying to and I mean to me it's just the wrong timing, right now because I am just not used to that and I really don't want that kind of concern right now. . G . Even though I know it's it's not. He's, not trying to do it to me or anything. But it just, I really don't need that kind of concern from him right now as you know, right now when when I have my own life that I'm trying to live and stuff you know, he he tries to put all his concern and pressures and blah, blah. I told Daddy, you know, I as far as I'm concerned right now. He has his own family. Okay, that, um, I you know, I'm not really part of it because every single time he tries to include me you know, it just doesn't work out. You know, and I told Daddy, you know, Hey, as far as I'm concerned, I really don't have a family with you. Yeah. You know, and he got mad you know, he said, well, fine if that was, if that was the case then I can go on my own. Do whatever I want and that you know, you'll just cut me off entirely and I told that you know, I told Daddy, well, if that's your decision that's fine. You know, because I mean right now, I'm, just tired, you know, I'm. I just don't really I I'm not. My old self anymore. You know where where where that's really what I create. . I really don't care now. You know, I've, um, changed a lot. Huh. I just don't care. I mean, you're living just for the sake of living. You know, I mean, there's. No call in your life. Jeez, yeah. But you see the thing is that I haven't gotten to that. yet. Oh. Where I mean him? You know, what's gonna happen. So we've read tons of you. You've read a lot. And so if I you know, you know what what's gonna end up, huh. . No, not necessarily because because just because I don't want things to happen now. Huh. Doesn't mean, that I'm not gonna get anywhere. You know in life. No I'm talking I'm, not telling when you get anywhere I'm talking about where you know, this will leave eventually you can get burned out. You know, and and you probably go back to college just like a lot of other people do you know. Yes, but as it is, I already am burned out. Huh. So what's, the. of me. You not bring up because you're keeping on going you're like staying at the same job and stuff. You know, and you still have you still care. You know what you want to do. And stuff you know, but you don't care enough, huh. Yeah, well, I'm gonna get burned out though. That. If I end up, I mean, just like when I was going to school working. What I'm trying to do right now is do this this this dispatch thing? And try it out and I told him that. Huh. Eventually, I go back to school probably in the, in the fall of next year and he said that was fine, you know, I I could actually work out something where I could get very little hours and then go to school and I would be okay, you know. . Huh. But I'm really planning to go back to school, but it's just that right now. I just don't want any pressures from anybody telling me what I should do or anything because to me. Huh. Okay. No, I mean, seriously to me to me. Huh. I will I will walk my own way whether it's a hardware or not. . I mean, yeah, yeah, people are gonna tell me things are gonna help me in stuff. And I know they're they're doing it for my benefit, but one thing about me is I always have to learn for myself. Always you know, people could preach to me you know, and tell me things and and and tell me experiences out their lives and things like that, but you know him I've I've lost the ability to be touch by that anymore. Huh. It's, like you know, people could give me Saab stories and I won't feel for them anymore. Huh. You know, things like I mean, I used to be able to feel for them. I used to be able to take their advice and use it and utilize it and listen, and and try to learn from , but I just can't. Oh. Do that anymore? Okay. You know, it's just like right now if people tell me things I'll, do what I want. Whether or not it's gonna hurt me or not I'll learn that by myself. Yeah. I right now, I'm I'm at the. where I have to learn the hard way. It's it's like. Kind of like, um, I guess. No way. My way or no way. Not exactly to that. yet. But it's getting there. So it's kinda like that you know, and and right now you know, I mean pin you know, I know that you mean. Well, and everything. You know, and I really would like to go over there, but right now I am just not ready for that. I mean, just for me to go over there and change my whole life around you know, whether it be for my best interest or not just the thought I mean, just the thought of I'm just going over there and I'm feeling ostracized and having it start all over again. Huh. And and Coke with all that. Ostrich top . Yes. What. Well, uh. You know what the word means. Yes, uh huh. Okay, ostracize from what I was gonna authorize you. Okay, like whenever I see you and Mommy together. Huh. It's like I can I I see that closeness there that I'm not able to get and I mean, I know that she favors you stuff like that you know, and that's that to me. Huh. Huh. I'm ostracized from that. Okay, it's. Huh. Like I I'm not there. I'm, not part of the family. . You know, even though I know you guys try to include me. I still feel left out because of the fact that there's a bonding there that I don't have you know. Huh. Yeah, have you been watching too many? Talk shows or something. No, I mean him, I him I've been feeling like that for a very long time. [laughter]. Now. I know that you know, but I mean, I'm saying that you know that is an ostracism. Yeah. Okay, because it's like it's not intentional, you know, it's probably just mostly you you know. Well. Okay, yes, I know. And I mean. Well, well, that maybe it is mostly me, but I'm just telling you my review. you know, whether or not it'll be right or not, but that is my new. that's. . Okay. But it's not ostracism. What I see? You know, it's not ostracism might feel like I don't know a shell or a wall or if it's not. Left out exactly left out kicked out. Ostracized that's. Kick dials come on you. Kick now. You're like implying that something active that like somehow I mean, that we collude to make you feel that sound that's not true and it's not office K. Oh Kim. Oh no, I I'm. Sure, it's it's, not true. But I mean, I still feel that way though. Huh. Okay, and you have to understand that that. No, I don't have to you know, I don't have to. Okay, okay, you don't have to understand, but but um, whether you understand or not that is my feeling and that's. . Okay. How I feel and it hurts me, you know, and then also friends, I mean, everything there? . You're already comfortable in La, you know, this is and I'm just not ready to to go into the inverter. Let me tell you this. I I don't have that much. I'm, not that self confident yet. Huh. Where I can go into an environment be comfortable with you know, people? Okay. Giving you the attention and and I feel left out. I just can't stand right now. Well, okay, well this is like my conception of it. You know, I've, huh. Okay, you're gonna come up here and I was gonna help you out by making a lot of decisions for you. You know, um, and like placing you on maybe trying to find you a good job and stuff and trying to find you know, giving you tips on how to find a good place to live. Okay. And stuff like that. And probably would help you with a good place to live. And you know, you would be on your own. You know, like for most of your life. You would be on your own and and sometimes you might you might have to put up with her or you might have to put up with me, but most of the time you know, you're you're gonna get helped out. So much you don't have to worry about stuff like you know, uh, the daily necessities or whatever it daily. Riggers or life and stuff and in terms of like trying to find a place to live in try to find a place to work. You know, and you know, just if you were to come up here and stuff. We could, I I mean, I could help you. Probably finally a job that pays you know, at least as much, you know, it's not more. Yeah. So when you you would you talk about. I don't know, not thinking stuff and I mean, I talk about that too. I talk about you know, like not wanting to think for yourself and stuff and this is perfect. You know, like with family, you know, you're always you're always going to think for you. Well huh. Well, that's, the thing. Okay, he I I guess you you're still not understand. Okay, you're, not understanding me. I really don't care about about finding a job or or or finding a place to stay I've. Huh. Never really been much worried about that it's, not that that I'm worried about. Huh. Okay, it's it's it's a. It's, the life. That I mean, let me put this way. I'm, not ready to feel lonely again. Huh. Okay, I mean here, I don't really feel lonely anymore. It's, like all my life I've always thought left out I've always thought lonely I've always. Huh. I don't I've always just been. So alone. You know, even though, I've had people around me and stuff. . I just felt. So alone. Huh. I've, never been put in a place where. People really needed me or really found me important or just wanted to to to calls just to tell me you know the problems or just call to see how I'm doing. Yeah, Church people. Do that. Why don't you to like get into religion or something? Well, you know, it's not really since ear. I can tell you that much right now. What do you mean she's probably censor? No, it isn't. They mean, well me. No, it isn't. Well. . But when do you remember when they called you and stuff out of blue and stuff? Don't. You think she meant. Well, especially when you haven't been here in years. Yeah, I mean, yeah, but I would I just don't feel that special bonding with them. Huh. I mean, I really haven't felt a special bonding like you know, friendship for a very long time. Okay. I mean, even with them. I mean, it's like. I know, they're very nice people. I mean, you know, really I I think may has really you know been great as far as you know, writing me even though I haven't written her anything and sending me her graduation. Invitation. Everything you things I mean, I'm really touch by that. You know, I I really am. But it's not sincere. But no, I just don't feel close to her. I just don't feel. Then you said it was in sear, huh. I mean, when no, let me tell you this when we actually spent time together when I was over there. Huh. We actually argued and hardly talk. Huh. Okay, it was like that, but when we haven't seen each other and and we're we're we're writing to each other it's fine. Oh. Huh. But you know, I I can write to her and everything, but. Me and her don't think I like you know, we we write to each other in stuff and and there's just not this closest there. Do I mean, do you know, there's just some people that you just feel close to because you know they can relate to you? Huh. She cannot relate to me and I can't relate to her. It's . I mean, she writes to me and stuff and and everything and you know, and I write back and she told me you know the reason she wrote to me was because I was, I was able to to write to her. So bluntly and and and and right to her what I really thought. And stuff like that and that's. Why she wrote to me, but but you know, as far as as far as us actually talking to each other, we never really much got along as far as that came came about? Okay, well then like if you come up here like don't, you think you can relate to me somehow you know, you know, don't you think that you can probably feel some sort of semblance of closeness to me? And not entirely completely. Well, you're. So busy doing your own stuff. I mean, it's not like I mean, you're you're very busy Kim. I mean, it's, not like. Oh. I could just call you up. Anytime. And say, oh yeah, Hey, what's up. Um, you know, just to talk or whatever. Why not? Um, you're you're busy. You can call me anytime, but if you call me at night, you know, I can probably you know, I'm almost always here. Yeah, I don't know just a. Okay, so yeah, what's up. What else? Okay, it's is different. It's different it's different. Huh. That's you you. I mean, that's a valid, excuse you think it's different. What. No because I just don't feel that that closest anymore. Huh. You know, I mean granted, yeah, you know, I could probably talk to you and some support, but I don't. Hi . I don't think, you'll. You'll really understand where I'm I'm coming from. Okay, and do you think it's gonna? Have you ever held that kind of loan? What do you mean of course, I have? I mean, we know where you actually sell alone all the time where you're a loaner. Huh. Yeah, we're talking about you when I was growing up and stuff. You know. No, but what about now. Well, now you know, I I'm more settled and stuff, right. And you probably are also more settled right. And and I'm also, you know, I don't I don't really have any close friends. I have a few close friends and stuff. Huh. You know, and and. And and okay, and let's say for example, you you tell me all your problems and so, and so forth. And then I ask you to come up here. Okay, because I think it's better environment for you are you willing to leave all that. That feeling that. You get of not being so alone anymore. And of being settled and comfortable to move up here. Well the reason why I thought it would be good for you to come up here. Is first of all you're complaining about like Daddy and stuff and how he was like taking advantage of you and stuff in some way, right. . Huh. And also, I felt that's in San Diego isn't anymore or you don't really have a much of a you know, much in terms of emotional support. Huh. Huh. Well, actually me and him are not together anymore. Is that. I know. Yeah. So is that true? Do you still have you not have much of emotional support? That's, not true anymore. Oh. that's, not true anymore. No. Okay, so there's, somebody you can talk to and stuff. Huh. Okay, well is this someone from work. Yes. Oh. okay, that's. Good. Yeah. Okay. I mean, you know what let me tell you something when Santo me broke up. Oh. Um, we still spend a lot of time together and stuff and since then. I've been able to talk to him. He's been able to talk to me. . And we actually listen to each other now because like that you know, and I mean, it's like. I just, you know, I I I'm really surprised because. All my life I've always thought. 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And so whatever, yeah. Yeah. Well, I was waiting for you to call back, but you didn't tell me that you didn't call. I did call. Well, you call back once, but then you said you were gonna try the early in the morning because you couldn't get me again. Yeah. And I went and you didn't call me that morning. So I wasn't sure what. Yeah, I didn't. Well, I didn't get back early enough and it would've been really really early in the morning for you was. Right. Yeah. Well, that's. Okay, I was just, I thought I just wait till you got back to France and because I didn't know when you were gonna get back. . Yeah, I got back today. Oh. well. I took the the channel [laughter]. No, you did huh. Yeah, both ways it was it was actually really cheap it's about a $20 round trip. Huh. That's cheaper than the hydrofoil or. No it's, a little more, but it's about, um, it's about eight hours. I think or six hours when you when you take the train in the boat and it's only three hours when you just take the. Right. Oh. that's real short. Yeah, it was really good. Yeah, you don't have to hurdle. So. Yeah, I mean, definitely a lot more accessible and. Right. Easy to get to. Right. So you talked to Tina, huh. Well, I met Tina at Safeway the the day before a Sarah was to leave to go back. Huh. East and then go back and she was saying that, Sarah haven't decided, but that she's gonna decide tonight and talk to Deirdre. Huh. Yeah. And so that was and then I called her. Um, you know a few days later like for four days later or something. Huh. She told me that she decided to move back into her old place. Huh. Right, which kind. And that was kind of a shocker because I thought that you would have. Yes. Yes, well I did too. I mean, it's, I didn't. Had a a commitment for her, but yeah, no that's. I did. What I understand? I guess. Yeah, so whatever that. So I had already told Ming and. I know. So what are we gonna do? I don't know got less than less than three weeks and then they'll be nobody to rent. Yeah. Well, I know somebody who's looking for a place. Okay. Um, I'm trying to think. If you've met her she's, another person from my program, but I would definitely want you guys to meet with her and see. Huh. Oh yeah, that's. The thing, I'm concerned with is weather, Brian will be I mean, you know, you're not you're comfortable with me in a and that's that's fine and the thing is now you know, I mean, Brian's pretty easy and but nonetheless it's like. Right. Right. Yeah. I guess, it's, hopefully it'll be comfortable for him to it's for me. Yeah, well I have a lot of. I mean, I don't know. I I have a lot of really bad feelings about the whole thing. Well. Partly because I feel that I mean, not bad resentment, but like, well, there's a little of that too, but I feel bad because I feel like you know, it's at my instigation that you kicked him out essentially and then this, but at the same time I couldn't really control this because I thought I. Yeah, you're consistent. I mean, that was your you're feeling and I think that's that's the bottom line is it you you meant. Well, and you I mean, you mean. You know, you're not, we weren't being malicious or anything by any means I mean, this is. Yeah. Yeah, I just feel kind of badly because I feel like. Well. It turned into kind of a. It would've been easiest. If I just moved in to your place. Yeah, I guess, huh huh. [laughter]. Should would've could, uh. Yeah, exactly. I mean, it's gonna deal with. Yeah. Well, um, Sarah. Did mention that she'd be willing to a post you know. Um, something it at the department at school. Yeah, well I know somebody just getting back to that. Yeah. You have you ever met L E. Huh. She's a little, um, sort of sandy. Hired curly, sandy. Aired woman. No. I'm quite pretty English American. I mean, she's both. . I'm. Trying to place. Um, she's been to a couple of our parties. She had a girlfriend who was really tall dark here. . Cindy was the girlfriend's name. Okay, maybe maybe I do. I mean, Ellie is a very nice person. I. I've, not really close with her at, but the way, I'm with Sarah. Yeah. So I don't really know what would be like to live with her, but she and her girlfriend broke up. No . Right. Huh. And then she's actually swinging, the other way these days. Oh gosh. So huh, she decided she wants a little more conservative traditional lifestyle or something. I suppose. It's that's. They both decided that what. What that mean? Sorry. I said if that's, what that means. [laughter], meaning conservative and. Swinging the other way. Well, I don't know if it means conservative necessarily, but more conventional, shall we say I mean, heterosexuality is fairly conventional [laughter]? Yeah. Both. Okay. Yeah, thank you. Some 90% of the population seems to practice it or something like that anyway, so she that's all by the by, I anyway, it doesn't matter, but she, um, is looking for a place cause she's subletting car as place for the month of December, but then car is coming back in January and Ellie will be out of a place. All right. Huh. Huh. Sure, sure. So, um, you know maybe I should give you a do I have that list here, huh. I can possibly find it from Tina right. What. No, cause Tina. Wouldn't. Have the art history? Departmental thing. Um, but. L. I just don't know what her phone number is there, but you know who will have her phone number is the department and if you call can I give you a number you have a pencil. What's last name? Her last name. Is. Um, Hughes, but it won't be listed because she's subletting from Cara Olson. Okay. At the. But I'm ask the department and the number. R O. The guide departments, Dave Swanson. And you can tell them you're my boyfriend, otherwise he won't. Give out the number, huh. Huh. This is at A T M okay. Yeah. And, um, I'll email, her too and give her your number, but the number, the department's 6425511. Huh. Okay. And just tell them you know whatever you need to tell them to get the number. Yeah, 92. Yeah, because I think she might be interested at least you could need her have her you know, come over and check the place out. The place in the. It maybe too far from campus for her because she doesn't have a car. Right. But you can tell her that I'm planning to drive to Martin Luther King and walk from their most days. I think so. Okay, well I mean, just in case it doesn't work out with her. I mean, we should advertise it. I suppose. Yeah, well, I'll I'll also email the department and tell them to put a sign up. Okay, well, that's a good way to go. And that's the best. I can do for starters and all email. . You remember. Right. Mega and she might know somebody to. Oh yeah huh. So and I mean, of course if you find somebody from R A at this., I have no business objecting to anybody because I screw this up. Okay. So until Brian I'm really sorry, I mean, I just, I thought I had a commitment. Yeah, well me. I mean, I did [laughter]. Right. I had. But I mean, it was you're feeling even before you had to come in it was that you weren't comfortable and now I don't think it would be fair. Yeah. Just to have any old person from our. I mean, that's, the whole. is that. Right. Well, I mean, if wants to stay also, I mean. Well, I think he's already signed a lease at a new place. No. He's gonna move in with somebody else. Well. That's at work to rented a place over where I used to live there. Yeah. Yeah, I guess I just feel like I have to make you know whatever that I just have to. Big. To suck it up now because. Well, you have to live with the, you know, your decision. I mean, obviously, but that's it shouldn't be hard. I mean, that should be if that was you know, if you have to be fair yourself. . So that was the way you felt and then I mean, yeah, it's kind of a drag you know, the whole thing is kind of a. June. But like I guess. I guess, I'm trying to apologize. Well, I mean, it's. I mean, you, yeah, I don't know. I don't know what to say at this. about it. It's kinda. Well. You don't have to say anything. I mean, it was. I'm just I'm. Sorry, I I mean in a way I. Yeah. I'm torn between I'm, sorry, that it's worked out the way it has and but at the same time I I do kind of feel like I really made a lot of sacrifices about this move and that it's been you know. Hard on me in a lot of different ways. Well, you were you're moving in. Um, you know with me, you were moving out of the country shortly. I mean, there's a lot going on. And I also feel really pressured to accept that house because of the time limits that were operating, you know. This place. Yeah, well is there something wrong with the place. Well, it's too expensive. Basically. Yeah, well, it certainly will be if we can't send it to somebody else. Exactly. Well anyway. [laughter]. I mean. Whatever I mean, just tell Brian that I'm really sorry, that it happened. This way. Have you told him yet about Sarah? Yeah, I did actually. Okay, is he really angry? Well, he sort of. I mean. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, I'm sure, he's. You know, he's like, well, what's gonna happen in December then I'm like I don't know. For . I haven't talked to you. You know, I wasn't sure because it's total like. Well. Huh. I didn't know you did you have anybody else lined up and and the thing was you know. Well, I didn't. I don't. I just think there's a possibility. Yeah, I mean, that's, I guess kind of a wild card, but it if it works out great. But I mean, like if you well, you can't call her. This afternoon, hold on just a second since this is a free call. I will go find my departmental phone list and I think her number might be on that. Okay, and you can call this afternoon. Okay. So hold on a second, huh. Huh. . Okay, hold on a second. I guess we were worried about the fact that you wouldn't be back until after the month started. So you wouldn't be able to, uh, me anybody. You know, to make sure that you were comfortable with somebody. Yes, well, that's. I mean, that that was what we were that was what. My own fucking fault. I guess. [laughter]. We're worried about. [laughter]. I mean, I guess whatever it's. My fault. So. You know, I guess I just have to suffer the consequences. Yeah. I mean, it is my fault and it isn't my fault. I mean. I I told you everything I told you in good faith and. Yeah, no, I know. And then. And I mean, whatever basically Sarah told me one thing and did something else you know. Okay. Yeah, that's not very commendable was it. And no and I mean, I'm angry about it, but whatever. Well, if you can't do anything about we'll just try to find somebody. It you know, I mean, yeah, exactly it's not gonna. Solve the problem. Okay, the card number. Oh. you have you found on this. Yeah, it's, 7041956. Okay. I'm. Cara . Yeah, but you're calling L E who's. Yeah. And I don't know if she'll remember who you are not. So. Well, hopefully she knows you. Yes. She knows you that's. Huh. Yeah, and then I mean, you can whatever if she's interested, she can come over and. Me guys or whatever. Right. Yeah. I'm. I mean, I assume. He's already. He said he found a place and it sounds like he's already committed to he said that he's gonna move in there. Yeah. So I don't wanna tell him something now. And have him. Say something different to the people. He's given a commitment to now. Well, I mean, he's under no obligation. If you tell him like, well, actually this girl bag. You know. Well, it was more. I thought that's just whether you were comfortable with him. Then it was with whether whether or not, we had somebody move in, but. Yeah, I mean that was the original issue, but I I guess what I'm trying to say is that. Right. I. You'd be willing to give it a chance. At this. I feel like. I don't have any rights left. You know, but I kind of used up my. Yeah. Whatever. Well, I hope you don't feel like you're. I don't know like a foreskin, honey. You know, decision out of your own. You know, feeling. Well, I mean. I'm not really sure what that means. But. Well, I mean, I hope you weren't you know, you know, your mind. Wasn't like made up for you. It wasn't a little bit to a certain extent. Yeah. Because you know, and it's nobody's fault really it's just that really abysmal timing. You know. Well, yeah. And. I whatever I mean. I guess you could say should happens since. Yeah okay. That. But I mean. It's really frustrating here because I have no control over it to you know, so it's like. Yeah, well that makes it equally. And then to to think that whatever that it had been all wrapped up and everything was solved and then have. Hard to have any decisions done. You know to get this email from I'm. So happy I'm moving back in there. Right. She she clearly didn't. See that it was important that. You had a commitment share the place. Well, she did those because later, she was like, oh. I'm really sorry, I hope I didn't mess things up for you. Okay. And that was like, well. Well. In fact, you did, but. I mean. Yeah, I mean, we may not have somebody running it right away. That's. Well. E. Mean. I guess I can ask my parents for money. Makeup for. Well. For it since. My fault. I I feel a little little stuff asking Brian to split you know, during the time I mean, right now. He's splitting, it, well while you were gone, you know, we're splitting. Yeah. It being. I mean, I I'm full of like really bad feeling about the whole thing. Myself. I feel like I screwed you guys over by moving in with you. Basically. Well, I think we had it pretty much. Because I mean you know these fellowships I'm, applying for almost all of them require that I live abroad. You know. Yeah. And I knew that. I think it was just massively in Delisle. This summer. Yeah. But I mean, that's something you and I have to talk about too. Yep. On just not even on the housing level. But on the. I'll be on the whole different situation. You know what are we gonna do next year if I. Go back to France. Yeah. Right. Cause I don't know if I can handle another. I mean, for months is bad enough [laughter]. 31. You know. [laughter]. Yeah, last month is kinda going kinda slow. I don't know we would have to. Yeah. Yeah. You're getting a lot done. Um, yeah, I feel like I've accomplished a fair amount. Oh. that sounds good. I don't know at all to have to fall into place in the spring. Well, I'm, you know, digesting. Right. See just. Right, right. I made a really bad mistake, not bringing a computer here. It's really. You can't get on any computers or. I can use , but I mean, obviously she needs to use it to and the thing is to have a power book or a really small computer. You can take the library with here. So that you can take your notes right on to the computer. Yeah. Sure is. It's. So much faster. Yeah, so you you take them long and then enter them in later. Like. Yeah, yeah, huge waste of time. Yeah. Well. No. I guess you know, that's what you needed. Oh. Should have done it. Didn't. Yeah. Do it. Well. Sure people gotten away with it without it in the past of course for the next time. Yeah. You'll know, what you need. As saying the past people, weren't expected to finish their dissertation in six years. I mean, from start to finish to, I mean. Huh. Yes. Alright, that's. Whatever. It's, the, I only have two years to write this thing. So. To be in the. Time or whatever they call it. Yeah, . To. So what else is been happening around there. Oh. I just been doing the usual kind of thing. Anything. I guess. Well, I have your elbow. I'm hurting a lot. Yeah, really not any better. And I'm having some pain in my other elbow. No, two looks like go to the same thing in the in the other. Huh. Bye. Yeah, so you're not writing your back much. No, no I'm. Not doing that. I go in for another. Um, appointment at orthopedic next Wednesday and I'm gonna have more test done and talk to another guy. Mhm. Yeah. See about the. Hopefully they can do something for you. What else can be done? Just. Maybe prevent it from getting any worse if nothing else. Yeah. Well that and physical therapy. Maybe to straighten up. Well, yeah, there's a whole other thing. I still haven't been able to even get physical therapy yet. Because the insurance company is installing me. Huh. They've. Just been doing this. The typical a thing like, oh now your case is being held by so and so and now, it's being handled by a a different office and. Oh. And. You know, I first sent off. I faxed them the referral to physical therapy and. Huh. Huh. Um, the guys said, okay, uh, you know, I I tried calling the adjuster back and he never returned my call. I finally got in touch with him and he said, okay, so and so it's, gonna handle your your claim now and then. Huh. Um, she actually returned my call first person who actually called this is after like two weeks is try to get in touch with them. Oh. . So she finally calls and says, well, it turns out. Um, now, it's gonna be in San Francisco office. Bye bye. This is all over in in the Sacramento office. I guess maybe that's the remaining order and so now, it's supposedly in the Sacramento office or in the San Francisco office and. No. . I've called the Berkeley physical therapy and they've been willing to try to call them and get the A D O K but you know, they're not getting any any further than my. Yeah. Oh. well, I mean, you just have to keep sure that him over the head. So. Yeah, no I'm gonna. Put my foot down a little harder. I've been pretty cool. Yeah. So far, but I can see that they're. Just you know unless you're roaming about it. Mhm. They're gonna be. You know these insurance companies are glad glad to get payments when it's their time to. Yeah. To you know, do business they're not. Yeah. Like, oh well, I'll. Put you off maybe it'll. Yeah. Better on the phone or whatever. So what's the what's happening at our a these days. . Anything exciting. Yeah, Chris. Noses going backup to Seattle. Oh good get rid of him. Huh. Yeah, he wants to be his his reason where he wants to be back near his kids. So at that time with them. Yeah, let me sense. Which sounds a perfectly understandable and he said he's gonna try to go back to school. Huh. Um, he wants to eventually teach a the seminars at the headquarters there for a. . A. I don't know the. Quality service. Well, [laughter]. [laughter]. He so good at providing, huh. [laughter], people management, skills. . Me. Uh, basically you'd be good. So who's is the job open or they hired or. Oh. he had applied for it earlier and of course. No, no, but who's who's. Um, taking his place or. Well, no, one right away. They're, not gonna spell it right at the beginning of the season. Beginning of the season there. No of course, not. Somebody would have no idea. What's going on? I mean, that that's true. Nobody really could be a waste of time for. Well, they hired from within I'm. Sure, there's, somebody. If there's. Yeah, that's true. I mean. I don't know, who's working. The . It is a tough department. So I mean, he's the 10th supervisor in six years. Yes, yeah. So it's pretty much revolving door position it's. Yeah, well. That weird. Would you consider like applying for a? Duplicate position or I guess, you'd have to relieve. I don't think, I'd have any any position doing that unless I was a lead for a while. Have you thought about doing that? I've considered it. I mean, if if you're thinking about not doing school anymore. I mean, I. It seems like a time to a good time to. Oh. it's definitely come time to make some pretty big decisions in life. I guess whether I'm gonna change majors or. Yeah. Yes. You know, change jobs or. I still think you should be an education major. Yes. I was, I was walking down by the rn W test and I saw those little kids in there. Gets indication before I complete the activation. Playing soccer and I was like Albert could be their code. Yes, yeah, I could teach physical id. Yeah, you probably really good it's. That's. Just like you. Yeah. The way animals like you. Okay. Does it about you? [laughter]. . Yeah, that I told you about the little puppy next door. No it's. Well, it's it's, not a puppy, but it's a dog. A puppy. That's a dog. He's actually, the she,. And let's. See it's a a Shepherd, probably it's less than a year old. I mean, that's, what I call a puppy, but. Oh okay, yeah, that's definitely. . I don't know how many months you know, dogs go? So fast, but it's just like George. I mean, it's a shepherds it's, kind of just all Wakely like George it's. Oh. [laughter]. Because it used to be like. It used to be before we got old and deaf and blind. And just sat around farting. Uh huh. For George had along hard life. Oh yeah, really hard. [laughter]. Oh. well. So you talk to your folks recently and they. No, I haven't I'm. . I I wanna call them, but such pain now because really really cold here and I just don't like standing in the phone both at night, it's really cold. Yeah. I can't really call them. Any other time of day. Yeah, actually the son just came out here. It's been kind of foggy for the last few days, but we haven't even had a rain yet. Huh. Hasn't, even started. Oh good it'll start raining when I get home. I mean, it. Yeah, well, probably I'm waiting for it to rain. Oh. So little snow and so it's like 65, right now. Yeah. Yeah. Just gonna try to get out of afternoon. Actually if you you know, happen to talk to my parents. I would really like them to call me, huh. Okay. I'll call. You. So you could tell them to call. They know that you know, you can't call out from here. They do, but they, I think they forget cause my mom got mad that I didn't call her about like the last time. Yeah. There's a train explosion. She thought I had been killed in it and, uh. Right. Whatever no comment. Yeah. Have you gotten some of my letters? I got,. I sent off a couple of things. I've gotten. Probably right now. You would have received. I said a an error Graham. I got the error. Graham. Did you send did you? Which caused me to panic because that was the thing in which you told me that you and you've already talked to me. And I got that letter and I literally got that letter came home. Oh. yeah. Went upstairs. Read the letter turned on the email and got the email from Sarah. Yeah, well. Huh. I sort of put it off just because it was something I didn't really wanna deal with, but I knew I was gonna have to and it was. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. But uh. Well, I'm. Sorry, that I made you do that. Yeah, I mean, I don't know. I think it's pretty much a done thing, but if anything. Changes, I mean, I feel. I don't know if I even feel comfortable telling well on second thought you know. Maybe we can give it a try you know. Well. I mean, if you want whatever I can talk to him and tell him you know. I mean, he doesn't. Whatever and eat my humble by or whatever. Feel. So bad. I mean, he's he's basically, you know, look, you know, we understood this going in don't don't, feel bad about it. You know, like, well, you know, he's kind of a. To. Yeah, I mean, I didn't tell you to tell him to leave in December though. I mean, I know I told you to tell him to leave in January. Well. So. I I told them you know, basically if you didn't find a place don't worry and you don't have to leave right on the first. I mean, I told them of course, there's. No, nothing like you'll have to. You know, sweep up the flora, the first type of thing. Right. Okay. Huh. Bye. Anyway. Yeah, you and I should just found a place. I guess I mean, I like this place and I think it's it's. Or you and Brian, . Yeah. Nice. We just have to. People to with. Oh. I agree. It's. A beautiful place. I don't know anything it's, the place itself. It's, just. I feel like. Yeah, well, maybe it wasn't the best decision. I mean, judging by the fact that. So many things were going on. And you're moving out while I'm. Yeah. I mean, it's just I think decisions, huh. Decisions when makes under pressure or often not the best decisions and I was under more pressure then I can even really. Yes. No, and and Brian and I I I talked to Brian and we both understood that. You know that you were under a lot of pressure. I mean, you're leaving the country. We're trying to find a place a. I was moving in with my boyfriend for the first time. Oh. [laughter]. Um, you've only known for a week. Huh. Got. Huh. . And so you know, he said God, yeah, I think I don't think I would've been able to handle it. You know, I told him to look you know how much stress I was under just for the move? . Huh. You know, let alone having to go out of the country. And. Yeah. So he's aware of that. The. Okay. Huh. He's. Just concerned. What what's gonna happen? Now that. No, I understand. I mean, whatever Ellie is the only read. It's basically. I have from here, but. Yeah, well, just post an email with. Right. Both Brian and I. Name and a. You know, you can leave my number and. It's Brian's number. The old number from your old house, huh. No, it isn't. Um, but you might leave my number. Oh. Okay. And. It might be harder for to figure out somebody or something. Who's, somebody else? Okay, well. I'm, sorry, by. Huh. So. Cara had a cat that lived at her house and it had kittens. Huh huh. And then she couldn't keep one because she's leaving, but Susan and will took one of the kittens. Huh. So they have a cat now called AC for a cat [laughter]. Huh. A C. Hey Kat huh huh. Thank you. Instead of DC. Well, Susan. Wanted to name. It after one of the Lakers wives, but she couldn't find a Lakers wife name that she like. Let's. Try to see the big Cooper. Yes. Alright. Have you been watching any of the games? I know, huh. . I don't really have I mean, I I've seen a few movies and yeah, I watch. Huh. You know, little TV here in here to the online, but now I haven't. Yeah. The X files. I did watch the X while the other day. Um, I like that show. It's pretty funny. Yeah. Um, how how's your brother. Kind of cool. Um, well, I haven't I'll. See him tonight. We're gonna go over to, um, one of my is, um, housemate's is just having us all over for dinner. Huh. Amenities. The, uh, the the daughter of the Spanish. Right. The Cuban. No Spanish. Yeah. Um, friends. My family. So we're going over there for dinner tonight. Cool. The whole family or just you in. Yeah, they invited everyone over my brother. That's. Good. Well, say, hi, your mom dad and hide Carl for me. I will, yeah, I've been over there. A bunch my dad's to help me with a physics and the calculation. Yeah. Okay. Um, I haven't seen my brother in law while I'll. Yeah. G M C . He like his new place. I haven't seen this new place, huh. . I told them I'd help him put in a shower road in .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you there? I'm here. And I'm ready to answer any questions. [laughter]. I think you can just begin. Huh. Well, how can we reach Marietta? Do you know? You've got to reach system area. Yeah. That's impossible. That's impossible. Right. They have no phone. May I have no phone? Does she ever come to you any chance of, huh? Yes. Yes. Ending to talk to Marietta. Yes. How. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we we have to go there. You have to go there. Yeah. Huh. Sister Leanne, was wondering, you know what she was gonna get make make her one to one of these calls for her. We can talk for half an hour. Oh. we can. This is you haven't had any of these calls yet. It's, some kind of a,. Research. Huh. And an American. Can talk to an American in another country, but I can't call you know, somebody it's not from this country. Huh. So anybody house life treating. You. Very good, but now what, um, what is the educational aspect? And that's it's it's not for us. Do I have to talk about? It's, nothing to do with our community. I don't think, it's. I don't know anyway, I guess they just don't know the research on this year, but I don't know why why. But the call is recorded for what purpose. For what purpose is the call recorded. Um, for a. I mean, that they get information about education. A listing data. Starts him. American glitch, German and are you. Huh huh. Well, you asked me how I was getting is this Elsa don't recognize your voice, but I'm sure, I'm glad to talk to you. Huh. Yeah, yes huh. Yeah, listen, I had a hard time back in years out too. [laughter]. I think of you a lot. Okay, now. No, this is through Kathleen she's. The one that's handling this here. That's it. So, it's, Ah, okay, yes, yeah, I'm. . com. Sure, you'll, hear more about it sometime. Oh. well, that's, wonderful. Okay, well, thanks so much for your. Well, I am involved in education though. Oh yeah, yeah, but if this we could be calling anybody from America. . You know, at your place now if I call Germany if Mary would be there. Oh huh. I could call her, but I couldn't call somebody else from Germany now, what does this say collecting phone conversations in the above languages? Huh. Okay, and it says American English. German eviction, aerobic and Japanese. So whatever this stuff. Oh. they're, probably trying to identify the language. Yes. That's being spoken. That's, right. You know, who's who's picking up the possibility of the half hour. That's, correct. That's, right huh. Well, let's, not wasted on a half a dozen other things. So oh that's, right. I'm trying to figure out what it's about [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I I see when they ask if I wanted to call anybody. Oh. there's, perfect. Now sister, Marietta. Sometimes. Um, comes here to to to and she's supposed to be getting a phone, but I wouldn't trust it because that was like a year and a half ago that they said that. Yeah. Well when does she usually come there. She. Well, we'll be here on the 21st, but that's when her nephew. Calls her. . . A priest, a Bishop is coming here from the state. Huh. Oh. we have perpetual Valls she'll be here for that on the 20th of January. Oh huh on the 20th, huh. Well, maybe we could just, huh. And then our nephew start. Oh okay, maybe we could. Maybe I can, if I can give you this information more clearly. Huh. At your number at home in Kentucky. Yeah, yeah. Are you in Kentucky at this time? Yeah, no I'm in Kentucky at this time. [laughter]. Huh. Are you gonna be in Kentucky on the 20th? Yeah, yeah. Or January. Yeah huh. Then maybe Marietta could tell you. And then you could talk to her. Yeah, Leanne wants to talk to her, huh. What time would be a good time? What time would be a good time to call on the 20th? No, maybe we're not here. Yeah. It it. Wouldn't be in the afternoon because that's when we have a perpetual vowels, but she might be here in the morning. Yeah. Is your time. The same as ours. At this time of the year. Yes. At this time of year. Oh. I don't know. Are you the same time as in Milwaukee? Limited by the. Oh. we we have to be finished at the end of this month. I forgot that we can't do it next year anymore. This is only. You have to do it in December. Yes, right, right. Yeah, okay. Oh then I don't think you can get a hold of Marietta because she will not be coming until January. No, you don't then. Just just forget about that. Yeah, yeah huh. So were you surprised at all these debts mento and all these people that died and and now the last one did you get that one ? Yes. No. Yeah, she felt that. I think Marie Marie called sister recalls and I thought maybe the Marion Hall group was doing this because they said it was a special call last week. Oh. oh. we did call you. You know, and and,. Okay. Um, I think Marie told me about Mary Lamont. Oh. she did. Yes, she did that was Herman. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes, she did. And she called me a couple days after. How we can do it? Uh, well she just called me two days ago. How is she doing? Morning. Huh. Um, Liana . Did you hear anymore about her? Um, well, I guess she had cancer. She had 1. Cancer. She had cancer. Oh. I didn't know that. Oh yeah, she has been sick and I think she had retired from teaching. I don't know just how long she was sick, but I never got many details. I didn't know. Yes, but, but, um, Carol took care of her right at green Bay. Huh. Carol, took care of her. Well, yeah. It was Carol. That had cancer too. Yeah, but she seems to be fighting it. I think she and I think she's still at Greenville. But she was old. Is she. But the Liana you know that that was all kind of quiet, but she. Yes, I was surprised when I heard it. Yeah, anybody else in particular or. Yes. And how how is your niece and the family in Milwaukee. . Are they still there? Um, no they've had a rod. Marie was telling me this I didn't know this for Margaret. She called also and, um, Kurt remember, Kurt the boy, that,. Yes, yes, yes, that's. He had to have more surgery because he was his feet were becoming deformed because of a tendon and a nerve that had been injured in the first surgeries when he was four years old and he's 161718. Huh. Oh. no oh huh. Now. Huh. And so he wasn't able to walk except on his toes. Huh. So he had big surgery again and he's in a wheelchair. Oh mine. I forgot. And he doesn't wanna go to school in a wheelchair. Huh huh. But they're still in Milwaukee. So he might, he wants to have tutoring at home. But they're still, uh, where they live on 45th Street. Yeah, they're there. Yes huh. Huh. Rod still working doing. Okay. Uh, I think so now last summer, my summer vacation was very different. Huh. My summer vacation. Um, was so short in Milwaukee, that I missed seeing that family. That's. It. Oh huh huh. I didn't even have a chance to see them. I did call Terry and talk to her for just a short time, but there was no way of getting, to see her and I missed some other people that I always see. Huh. Huh. Yes, yes, yes, that's true. But we had a big 60th wedding anniversary celebration in Milwaukee. So a lot of our family were there, but we were with the family. Stop. Oh yeah, I guess Mary had told me, huh huh. All the time that we were in Milwaukee. You know, because of people from other States came because it was our option local. That had 60th wedding anniversary in Milwaukee. Yes. Yeah, that was a helper. Hello, Miss. Huh huh. Yeah, the help that. All last Millie and Dorothy. That's, right. And. They all 3. Huh, and and Ah, well, this huh, but. Yeah, I can still see them when I first came. Huh. Now you know that Monsignor died didn't. You. Yes, Marie sent or somebody sent me. Um, the big funeral announcement. Huh huh. And the Marion Hall group. Keep me updated to they keep me updated. That's good. Pretty well. Oh. that's. Nice huh huh. Uh, the Marion Hall group. Um, but my main work here is is present like yours. Even if. You know, but then along with it, I'm tutoring, a lot. Huh. Huh huh. I'm and I'm. I was just working real hard a with the math and physics because I haven't remembered all those forms is and everything. Huh. It's been so many years for you. It's been for many years, but I'm getting it now. Yes, it is huh. So I'm helping some with their exams of recuperation. Good good. Huh. And, um, it makes me realize what I'm gonna be doing like next year. I might not. Well, let's. See it. This way. I'm I'm committed here for another year, which would end of June in last part of June, but I'm gonna be asking for an extension for four months to carry them to the end of the school year because they they fail, you know in the 3rd quarter because I'm on vacation already or something. Yes. Huh. Huh. Oh yeah. Huh. And then on the final, they can't, make it up. They can't do it. Huh huh. So they're. Failing. So I wanna stay here till the end of the school year, but then it might be the end. Huh. Every year gets a little harder here for me. Yes types. With arthritis. And. Huh. Things like that. And I don't hear too. Well. Huh. That's, another thing, but I might leave an open door yet. That if if they feel that it's. Okay, for what I do here. Huh huh. You know if they need me or something and if if it's the will of God, then maybe I'll just take like a three months vacation in the States to try to get my hearing and and eyes and ears and cleared up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. They can get that's. Yes. Why I'm kind of like I've kind of on the fence, right now with my decision? Yeah, I know exactly how that how that is [laughter]. And do you know how that is Allen? I know exactly how that is. Yes, yes, [laughter]. Huh. You're gonna be there forever, huh. Yeah, it looks like. [laughter]. Anyway. Um, where's. It going to say. Yeah, I remember those days is that 67 years ago already. When we set in that little room and watch TV with sister? Ella. Yes. Oh. if she's still going strong. Yeah, that's in what's. That. I see she's still going strong isn't. She Ella. Yes, and she wrote a little note. I think she's 92. Now. I well, I bet I missed her birthday, huh. Yeah, and I look at. No it's in January isn't. Oh. it's coming yet. It. Maybe I might quick must look that up. I think it's in January. Oh. I'd be glad. Well, I've missed everybody's. If I make. Birthday. You sent you. Well, first of all communication is very difficult here. Yeah, yeah. Telephone. They don't have any okay, I mean, we have one here, but it's, you know, busy or you're. At. So far away from it when the call comes. Yeah, yeah, we tried once before and they said you were sleeping [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I wasn't really. I went to bed early because I had a very heavy day last Saturday and now this Saturday, I was house screening. That's. It. Huh. How many. So my my knees are in in bad shape. How many live where you live? Well, they're only there. 13. This year. And a great big big big house. Huh. Oh. But they aren't here because they're on vacation. Huh. So it's like a lot of work for a few people. Oh yes, yes, [laughter]. Yeah. I'm willing to work. They know me as a worker, but I can't be on my feet too long and I was, I was you know about my feet. Yeah, right, right. [laughter]. I find it hard. If I stand still for a while you know, do things in the kitchen or so then my back. Bothers me, but I yeah. That's, right. Yeah, and that's what I did last week. My my my student who comes for Ellis class. He's an auditor. Huh. Well, it always comes on Saturday morning, three hours on Saturday morning. Huh. And he didn't come for class, but he came to Cook a typical male from where he comes from in Guatemala for the whole group. Huh. Yeah. And that was like for 1015 people not that many where here living, but we always have guess. Huh. Oh yes, yes huh. So he had he was cooking this this meal. Well, he didn't come on time as usual. Huh. Yeah, I have to have. So so then I was gonna help him and we had another helper, but it made me upset because you know how I am on time. . Huh. That's one of my frustrations because they never a time. Huh. Yeah, yeah, oh. I bet it is one of your frustrations. And and I know that there was a family for one of our sisters coming for dinner. . Oh yeah huh. And from from a distance and I advised her to be there because he was going to prepare for 15 or 20 people. Huh. Anyway, and we didn't have that many here. Yes. Huh. Well, they had to leave for their next thing before he the dinner was ready. Oh. Oh bye. So I was upset that day. That's, the reason I went to bed early and I was was [laughter]. [laughter]. I wasn't asleep at o'clock. Huh. I wish they would have called me, but they didn't and it would have been too too long to get me because I'm on the other side of the house and it's down up about three prices stairs and you know. Huh huh. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. We understand that. Yeah, don't don't. Uh. Injure. Your knee by running down the steps you know, those week, BS of yours. [laughter]. So, yeah, it's. [laughter]. Just that kind of thing, but anyway, we had a good meal. Now. Good good now before time runs. A and but but he made me tired because I had to stand for two hours. You know, shopping vegetables and stuff like that that he wanted. [laughter]. And and whenever I stand too long on my feet. Yes, yeah, that lets you know now I have a question. Wow. Uh, is there a way we could reach Joanna class by phone. Yeah. You know, no. No, yeah is one of the most. I solicited. Very isolated. Okay. Huh. I'm gonna send you our newsletter. Okay. Um, did you get my other letter? Yeah, I was gonna say it. Yes, I I that was the first thing I was going to say. But no, our general newsletter has a description of all our missions and I'll send you one I'll send you one and the ultimate is the one that's most isolated. Yeah, oh. but. We said we gonna. Okay. No, no communications. No transportation. I mean, it's it's, anybody who goes there. I haven't been there yet, but I've asked to go I've asked to go to all our missions. Huh. Yeah, get there's sometime. This last year. This is my last year. We we just it. They and they said, well, the roads are terrible and. Oh. you bumper to bumper. And that's the mud and stuff like that. Huh. Well, I know I can't handle mud. Yeah. I can handle a bumpy road. Huh. So I don't know yet, huh. Yeah, okay, we just said your letter. No Johannes. Um, except when she's in, but not before the end of the year unless she's here. No, uh, again, I want to ask you what time is it. They're the same as here. [laughter], Milwaukee huh. What is your time? What is your time? Okay, what is it right huh? What time? I have 1235. Where one? Yeah, we're one hour ahead then. You're, the same as Milwaukee. Okay, I'm thinking when I said, you're, then you are the same as Milwaukee. What's. That. I think time. Yes, I'm the same as where the same as Milwaukee. We're we're, one hour ahead here in Kentucky. Oh. you're, one hour head your 135. Yeah. Yeah, but before time runs out, we wanna make sure that you say. Oh. Hello, to sister, Marietta and Joanna. Anne Marie. Okay, and Marie was the one who answered the phone. Alright. Oh. she was huh. Yeah, but see, you're supposed to only get this one person. Uh, the other day too. You know. Maybe she's down for dinner. Now because it's coming in for dinner. Yeah, no, you cannot do this. . Just has to be just to one person. What's that? Oh. 0. Oh. it's only. Can be to one person just to you just to you. You can only talk to one person. Okay, extra restriction. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Good. Then I will give greetings to all of these people now. Yeah. . Karen Remy is not here anymore Marine isn't here anymore in Guatemala either. Okay. See Leanne, will talk to you, but only one they talk system. What's. That. Diane will talk to you, but only one is allowed to talk in this research. Oh. that's. It. Well, greetings to, uh, the N and and I really think it's wonderful that you thought of me. Yeah. Yes. Yes, when they ask you those. And you persisted in your desire. We surely did [laughter]. Huh. How many times did you try? Uh, three times three times. We tried, but. Oh. I only got the message once. Well it was today. Just last Saturday at nine o'clock. I. Know, but it was today. We were trying a couple times and then they said they would have you in 15 minutes. Didn't. They tell you then. Yes, but you called a couple times. Yeah, yeah. Well we didn't get through at first. Yeah, no. Oh. that that's true because this phone is there's one phone in the house and it has about three extensions. Yeah, it was busy. Yeah huh. Huh huh. So if anyone from the other phone. So you're going to go to Milwaukee this summer. Yeah, but in October probably. Oh in October, huh. That's, the that's, the year, that's being extended probably. Oh. I see that you would wait until then. I haven't gone through my evaluation yet. Huh huh huh. I haven't gone through. Um, you know my request. Huh. But I'm gonna request to stay until October because October is the end of the school year. Huh. Yeah, I just. Huh huh. Here. Who does she? It starts in the end of January and it goes till October. . Who do you have to request this to a who you? Well, I got the, um, the provincials here, the provincial and area coordinator here. . Huh huh huh. And then the provincials in the States. Yeah huh. It has to have three signatures. Oh. I see. Mine and, um, yeah, and the valuation too. Okay. Huh huh. What's your weather like? And that's an annual what's that. What's, your weather like? . Oh. it's it's. Moderate although we had a big rain the other day, which is unusual because it's not the rainy season. Oh. Oh. It's. Been very cold cold here. But. Well, it's cold it's cold here. But not as cold as you. Huh. But we're wearing sweaters a lot. Oh. you are a huh. Well, all the time. I'm wearing sweeter. All the time. Now, did I hear that right sister dig Marie is gone back to? Germany. Do you know you know, dig memory? I know Dana Marie, but I don't know where she is at this moment. Yeah, oh. okay. She would be Ah, she would be another 1. That you could be. Um, um, if she is in Germany. No, but she, she is not an American or is she a citizen. Oh. it has to be in America. Yeah, yeah, she's not a citizen. Okay, well I'm. Glad you know, all the rules. Yeah, I think. Oh. they they gave them all to us. [laughter]. How did you get this? To sister a Catholic McNulty. Kathleen huh. Our area coordinator. Oh. So I don't know who else has at all. So, we've been trying to think of who else can all call. And some of the sisters that workaround here have sisters in our community in other countries and so we told them about it too. Huh, that's. So whatever, yeah, I don't know, what's gonna come out of the experiment, but anyway, that's. Terrific. It, well, even with anything else particular I'm just trying to think of what else after awhile. I think of whatever wanted to say isn't that something all the changes at the mother house. . Oh. yes, but see again, I'm kept informed by my sisters and my by the people at Marion Hall. Did you. Oh. that's, right. They right. Yes, uh huh. Oh yeah, I'm. And Elk wrote a little note. Sure. Marissa takes it upon herself. Does she send you a letter to? Oh Miranda rights very nice letters. Yes, yes huh. If he's the one in our area. Oh. um, are you in a different area? Now. Well, yeah. You're, not in the Marion area. No, no. Did you stay in Marion area? Yes, I stayed in the Marion area. Oh. okay, okay, no, no, I. Now. She's, the one in the Marion area that is responsible to try to keep correspondence up with the. Huh. Um, with the sisters in other countries. Oh yes, oh. she. Huh. No, she up. And she always rights this delightful letters and she gets so many different ones to say a few words. And Alpha wrote in her in and the last two years and she writes it to Anna Marie and Marietta and me as a threesome. Huh huh. Huh. Huh. Oh. that's nice. So we all get it and they all enjoy it. Yeah, she is so good at that. Yeah, yeah, she's. Bye. Just like her. I have to write back to her too. Yeah, isn't that something to get these letters written? Oh. that's. Huh. Another thing that just makes me. You know why. That makes me makes me really right now. It makes me really because I don't have all my Christmas. Thank use option. No, I don't. I don't have any. [laughter]. I have the Christmas letters out except for about three people. Huh. Yes, yes, yes. But we don't get any mail here either. Um, until maybe the middle of January if it didn't if we didn't get it by by the 20th of December. Oh. We probably won't get it until the middle of January. Oh. so mail only comes every couple weeks. Well, see the mail comes into the country, but our people are always on strike. Huh. Huh. And they, they have big long vacations at Christmas time. Oh my gosh. So, nothing's delivered to the house. We go to the post office, but if it isn't in our box, we can't get it. Huh huh. So huh. And it can stack up it gets stored. So if there's anything urgent don't ever send it by mail. No phone call is the best and 630 in the morning. Yeah, yeah. Our time is the best. Oh. that's. Good to know, huh. Because then at least, well, it used to be that I'd be in chapel at that time, but now, we're many times in our room because we prayed short at six and then we go to a room for a personal prior. Huh. Oh. that's nice huh. But 615 is a better time because then I would be in chapel and chapel is close to the phone. . Huh. Oh good [laughter]. That's the only time. Let you know how the. I've really in chapel. Uh, is six between 6620. Good to know how these little points. Huh. Great. Or 615. Well, it's. Sure, good hearing your voice again. Huh. It sure is it's a terrific. Surprised. I just appreciate this. So much. I think about you a lot, but I didn't know. [laughter]. I know that I'm going to be sending you that description of the different missions because it tells you a little bit more. Yeah, that'll be good. Oh yeah. Whenever Elsa sees me she's just come back come back. What's that? She's come back. Alka [laughter]. I Miss you so much. See. You're. Welcome, sir. Huh. Okay. Oh. says that. Yeah, she always come back. Good oh. what is your thinking. I Miss you so much. I don't know. I haven't any anything specific right now. Don't. You go through any valuation every year. No, [laughter]. Nobody bothered nobody bothers about these. Oh. see, I suppose. I'm here because, um, I went through Mary RV. And Mary, Arlene. Mary. Oh yeah, hot of the country. I'm, not out of the. There, Eileen on the mission program, but then. Huh. Oh. I see. I am now from country to country and you're on that same program. . . And she has the valuation forms for anybody from country. Yeah, but but I'm not I'm, not not out of the country. Well, but you're in the same country, huh. [laughter]. I'm down South for another out of the country. I'm. How [laughter]? How much? That's. Sorry, I I guess. Okay. All my stuff here. How how does your Spanish? Go house. Well, that that that's another it's always been a frustration. You Spanish. It is still is a. And I have when I'm tired. It's worse, but but I'm trying to, I re re sign and keep on trying to learn. I bet. Huh. Yeah. And in my tutoring it's, not a hindrance. The. So that makes me feel good because map has its own language. Yeah. Huh. I don't know. And it's. Usually from a book that I can, you know, take the words from the book and explain things. Huh. It's about we with the German. So I understand a pretty good deal of it. Yeah, but by the way you remember to you remember, Marion collect don't, you Marion. But stalking it what's that. Oh. yes, what happened. Yes, yeah, nothing I just want to say if I tell her, I talked to you she'll say, did you give her greetings from me? She's here. Oh. oh for sure. I see her and her family or we're just enjoying her seeing her two kids grow up. Oh great. With the oldest one is. Yeah, greetings to her and anybody else that I might know. That's, right, right. Leanne for sure. Yeah, [laughter]. And Marion, and her family. And married, and yeah, right yeah, we see her quite often and the oldest, Sarah is 14 and Adam was just 10 and they're just precious children. Good. Yeah, I think she was in the same class with Mary Kay Ruger and,. . And my. And she she writes to me once in awhile. Yeah, 0. And I had a. A meal with with Mary Kay. And Linda Whitman at Linda house when I was home in Milwaukee there was one thing. Oh huh. I see [laughter], huh. I got in that I don't usually get in. Yes huh. But I missed some of the usual. Yes, yeah, that's. The way it goes. Yeah, I thought too. I see more people then I saw it when I was there. This summer, but that's the way it goes. Huh. How long were you in? Milwaukee. Oh. I was from April. I was it a long time. April until June. Oh. you were. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, for my 60th. I want to do a little bit extra celebrating. Oh yeah, that's, right. Yes, yes, [laughter]. So Leon is doing okay. I mean a Marie is doing okay. What's. That. Remember now, it's, Mary symbol, your sister. Marie. She doing okay. Yeah. Yeah. She's still in the nursery at Marion Hall. That's. Where I understand it that she's pretty much on call? Yeah, yeah, that's stars kind of started. Uh, you know, and with a lot of people you know, going to hospitals and bawling and breaking bones and things like that. Well, I. Yeah. Huh. She's been very busy, but she seems to like it. Yep. She's also at the reception desk. Oh that's. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she started some of that while I was still there. Between. This summer. Huh. It was nice being with them for a while. This summer. Oh. you stayed there. Yeah, I did. I have to stay there. This time ask. That that's been a big part in my life that that I was kind of told the first time that I stayed there. Yes, yes. Yes, Syria told me that she thought it would be a better idea. Not to. Huh. That's the reason why I haven't been going back there. Huh. But she said somebody from the group told her that. Oh. [laughter]. So then what do you do. [laughter], but get back to us is it. So I don't know that it really hurts because you know, I only am they're a short time because I'm usually on home visits and it was home base and but if I'm a threat to her, I don't want to be there. I bet. Sure I write right huh. You know, so I'm thinking of what's that. Huh. Maybe that's maybe it was maybe that would be over with by now. No, maybe after a couple of years now I I know when that's once said how you feel and house. Well, yeah, I'm sure, it would be, but I know I promised her that I. Margaret doing. Doing fine. She's had a bad case of flu. They did in Nebraska a lot of them had bad cases of flu. Bye. Huh. But her cancel is all in remission. Huh. Yes, no, I think it's. I think it's in remission, but when she gets over tired, she's really has to watch everything. That's. It you took she has to be more careful. And your sister is it Delores or she doing your other sister, Florence that's, right. Florence. Yeah, she doing okay. Once is the oldest in the family and the oldest girl and, um, she's she's doing okay, she's getting older too and her son has multiple sclerosis. Yeah. Huh. Huh. Huh. Her older son has multiple sclerosis there's a lot of sickness in our brother raise family and his wife has also on this. Oh yeah huh. Huh. Oh. that's. Almost. So hard. So it's just been really rough for my brother Ray. Huh huh. Yeah, that must be are the children. Because and now, it's reaching. Well, but the kids are having kids that are having problems like heart problems and stuff like that. Oh huh huh. So, um, uh, they're one girl that state. And your family really has had it, huh. So, but then his wife their mother, his Alzheimer's. So she can't take care of the house and he's. Huh. He has given up the work on the farm. He still lives on the farm, but he can't keep it up because he has a sale barn and he'd like to get rid of the sale bars, he's, the one who had a the hip surgery and then got attacked by a bowl and and so they just had a lots of lots of problems and that's gonna. Oh. That's, right. I yeah, remember. Oh yeah, sure, how old is she the wife. The wife probably probably a little younger than the Ray and Ray is let's. Yeah, the 1. See I'm 70 I'll be 71. So in in 1996. .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. Hi. Hi. Is that wild? We're gonna do you hear that. Did you hear that? Yeah, did you hear that? Yeah, we're gonna be recorded. I know. And they may use. What. Hello. Hi, Phil, I only can talk to one person. Do you have to hang up? Well, [laughter]. Huh. David, will call you back later. David's gonna call you back later. He can do it himself. Maybe. Hey,. Okay. Hi, . 00, I see that's. Why we have 15 minutes because we're gonna do for two phone calls? Well, it's it depends. We have to see if he can do it or not because when we first when we first found out about it. We didn't realize that only one person. Can talk to one person and then they told me only one person to one person we have half an hour, but I have to at least talk to you for 15 minutes. Alright. So and they're gonna give us a one minute warning before we have to hang up. Huh. So we have one minute like to hang up. Got it. So how are you. Okay. I'm fine, I'm, very fine. . Yeah. How are you? I. I haven't talked to you in a long time. I feel like I've talked to. I talked to David almost every day. [laughter]. Yeah. Isn't that wild [laughter]? I don't know what there's really no difference between between writing a letter and the way we corresponds matter fact, what I do is I sit down and write a letter of my own leisure. . You know, it's a word processor and then late at night. I send it over you know, the online on email and there's really no reason why we couldn't have written letters like this easier than put them in the mail box, but I don't know, it's. Right. Well, you know what, huh. This it's easier. I don't know how to explain it. That you sign the email is easier. Yeah, it's like I said, it's. No, different except you don't have to go out and get stamps. And put in the mailbox. I think also that you know that someone's gonna be reading it the next day, not possibly in a week. You know that you know that what you're saying is gonna be hard. Yeah. Sometimes when you write a letter, you figure eventually they're gonna get this and it's already gonna be old news. And you know this it's more of a communicate. . You like you really communicating with email. Kind of even though. It's even though there is a delay, but I don't know, it's like cute. Huh. So I get I get a kick out of pressing. All those buttons and everything. So tell me. Okay, first all you have to start up tell me about all your kids. [laughter]. Start the beginning. So should I start at the end up? Okay. He's very cute he's he's like he's, nine months old already. Yeah. Oh my God, what's. I believe it or not not really like he's only like seven months old. He doing tell me everything. Right. But the truth is like all my children. [laughter]. He's really only like five he's a lump on a log. [laughter]. I I would be surprised. Oh. he's, very alert he's very alert and, um, and very responsive and lapse. And eats. Well, hello. Oh. I'm here. I'm. Just gonna interrupt because I hate that echo thing. Okay. Okay. A and but it doesn't move. Okay, well that's normal you're, not worried about that that's. It's like that. All your kids. No, but you know, because because he was premature he's getting a lot of attention. Right. So we go to physical therapy once a week and the truth is what I'm learning about it because I spent so much time with physical therapist is it all my kids. Could've used physical therapy and babies, huh. [laughter]. The truth is we could all use this clear because it all makes more balance people between the right. Huh. And our left hemispheres and something about being organized internally gets you organized. X I I've learned a lot. I don't know half of it is probably Loney, but if any, if it's true, they all needed physical at a very young age. Oh God, how often you take them. They don't like. How often do you take them? I take him once a week once a week once a week. I'm. Sorry, what. Okay huh. Um, and he doesn't like to pay on his stomach. He likes to be on his back. Right. So as soon as you put on it, he can he can list his head and everything and and now, he's starting to extend his hands out even, but he just as soon as he gets that tow. Right. He just rolled over to put with it on his back. Oh. So no, but they they're all like that every every one of them. So you don't think it personally, it has anything to do with him being premature. Personally. No, no. Huh. But it doesn't hurt. But I see right, but I see that no, but it's helping it's helping him be more he's advancing better. Huh. I think. Right. Who knows I don't know, we'll find out is? And physically he's feeling good physically he's fine. Yeah, he's. Fine, he's fine, fine, fine. He was sick once with some an ear infection and once with he got this cough and he was like asthmatic. Huh. So you know, there's, he had to have you know in a mask thing and. . And the, you know, it wasn't. No, at home, nothing serious, but but but because it's, you those things usually return and it usually is a condition, you know, they prepared me for that and I you know, but there's millions of kids here. Right, right. Have it a lot of kids a lot of a lot of roomy's, get it, but hasn't had another attack since so it was it's also fair? Right. . It was fair to assume then it was a one time thing too. And how does how the. They said they'll hook. Wait, how do the kids deal with him? Are they happy with him? Are they getting jealous of him or they okay? Oh yeah, they're. Fine, they're big. You know, they're not the. Right. What about Yon? At the beginning. Heart five years old. No. Yeah, I like him by you. Kinda like them pretty much right away. Everyone, you know, they invested. So much in him to at the beginning. We didn't have any of the. Um, it was just it was a novelty because they waited. . So long to bring home. Right. And then you know, the nobody's worn off, which is good. Right. It wore off a long time ago and he says you know, a lot of people have babies in their houses. You know, they're just another family with a baby in the house and that was good that's way. Right, right. It should be. How do you have the kids in the house? Who's in which room? Well, . I was in the room before came home room by himself and now, I'm in shared. Mhm. Right. But before we bought the baby home, we switched it because the room is like a bacteria Haven, [laughter]. [laughter]. When I remember when I was, I was up it was a couple for a few weeks before you bought a home? . We cleaned out the room to switch and I you know, I said we can't put we can put any baby in this room or no I've got him back. [laughter]. And you're gonna you know, you can you can control it better. [laughter]. Huh. So, it's and and the way the way they used to be together. Okay. So you still have your office as your office. Right I'm sitting in it right now. And I was in front of computer. Actually, would you call? Okay, and so what's with your working. What's, your new working thing? Oh huh, let's not talk about that [laughter]. Huh. Depressed, is it depressing or is it giving you a lot of anxiety. A N B [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, I also have. All of them, huh. [laughter]. I also have taboo subjects. I don't wanna talk about [laughter]. Oh. I don't talk about it. But I can't jam. It in to 15 minutes. Let's. Do the Press? Uh, well, we have half an hour. I mean, we could talk for half an hour it's just that we have to guarantee them 15 minutes. So huh. Oh. but then David, won't be able to call. No, he has his own number. The thing is. Oh. we have a half hour later. Yeah, we have a set. We have a half an hour has nothing to do with him and I. It's very depressing it's very exciting [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, that kind of sounded up. Really seriously. [laughter]. I think. What are your options? Well. , I don't know. I hate being home. . I hate it. You hate me. I really do I hate being home. You see like you want more people interaction. I I I. It's a lot of well first of all I'm upset about what happened. I'm upset now. I'm upset. I wasn't upset. So much when it happened because I I took at the time. I was just taking everything in stride. Everything you know. Everything will be okay because I was the baby is still in the hospital and I and I you know, I was still recovering from a like it was a really hard experience. Mhm. Well, you're, not working at all now are you not working. I'm working from. . No, I heard you. Yes. It is a terrible thing delay. Right. Um, I'm working on my own some private project. . Um, which I enjoy it, but it's, not an I don't think I have the mindset to be. Um, independent, I think I need to be an employee. Huh. I think it's more it's more. Suitable to my personally and to. My to my personal itty professional person out professionally as well as financially. Mhm. I just think the way I manage money the way we manage money. You guys. It's just better. You like getting that pay check once a week and not just waiting for the end of a project or something. It's. Right. And and I don't, I enjoy the flexibility of working at home and working when I want. And things like that, but I don't enjoy the pressure of it like you can have 2. It's always hanging over your head. Right with and I have no problem. You know, ignoring the laundry and ignoring the kids and working. Right. I just, I just don't like it's just not it's just not suitable to me. I did it for. I'm gonna do it. I did it for a while and I hated it also. I absolutely, I was one of my kids. I think I absolutely had it because it like, I would be the middle of like changing kid's diaper on the phone. Would ring and would you know would be a business thing. Be a client. Yeah. Right right. And you're like you have to try to act mature your kids. Are screaming in the other room and you like have to pretend that nothing's, go, you know, and you really wanna be in the other room settling what's going on, but you have to drop everything whenever you never know. It's like this bomb waiting to go off always, but you can never relax. Right. And I rather not the room. I'd rather just be on the phone with the client, huh. Right. But you know, you also can never relax because as soon as you sit down to read a book or do anything. You're thinking. Well, I really could should be doing this or you know whatever. I don't have that problem because I don't have the steady don't. Have a steady flow of work either. . It comes and it goes. And it's not. I don't have that many. I don't have that many things. And I have to wait for people to confirm and I have to go get them and I don't and I and as much as as many times I go over every decision that I made along the way even though the last three years and every decision was the right decision at the right time. I mean, it wasn't anything. I did. You know what I mean. We have this great master plan. A few years ago, but I when I was when I was working at the consulting company and doing freelance projects at night. . I'm going a little crazy because I really didn't have the free with three kids at home and computing and three hours a day. Huh. It really was hard, but I didn't wanna give it up because it wasn't. So much. The money was. I was I was trying to see if this is something. I could really do. . If I liked it if I was good at it and then and I know we want to have another baby and and we figured out you know, and Phil wanted to work more. Great. Huh. He wanted to invest more in his,. In his carrier. Right. So we figured our plan are you know, all the best laid plans right. Huh. Those are plans came better than they could have they would have if our plan was to, we want to have another baby and then I would have a, um, what's called a maternity leave, but I would take an extended 1. . Cause I've been at this job for a while and then and that's when I would try to freelance a little bit and see and and feel my goats in this, but I would have a job waiting for me if I didn't like it. Right. . And fill would be able to invest in his carrier because I would be home with. I would be no more. Huh. In the end though. I mean, those things didn't all happened and they didn't happen as quickly as they used to happen and you know, all this all those things together and then someone offered me while I was freelancing offered me to join them and that's. Right. Huh. What I did accept in last fall and of course, right after that, I became present with Gabby? Right. Huh. And the rest is history, but what happened was in that year that I worked there. Huh. And gave up my old job develop a have a big portfolio. Nice portfolio, which I probably, I could not have accomplished that in an a maternity leave. Right. Great. Because I got really good project and it was a a wide variety first and I have something to show now. Right. So. On the one hand we accomplished our goals and feel really invested in this during that time that I worked. I was working to at two days a week from home two days a week from my office in Televisa and I really was home or and Phil started to teach and start and he's working. Great. Three jobs and and much. Happier and so everyone, everyone really. Did accomplish there goes the only problem was after the baby was born. Yep. And well, and and all the logon that happened before. Great. And I didn't have a safe as safe a job. So to speak to come home to. Huh. So what are your options now what kind of jobs are are available to you. Well, I've entered. I went through a long interview process for two jobs jobs as a Mark thing communications rider and I didn't get either 111 hasn't. Right. Huh. Hired anybody yet. They can't they wanna get someone who what happens with these high tech companies is there's a big learning curves to learn the technology. Right. And stuff and they wanna try to find someone who's been writing in this in this area. Huh. Right. They don't think it exists, but they're still looking for it. Meanwhile they're using someone who left them. It's a freelancer. Huh. Another 1. They picked someone else. I think one I was very interested in and others. Huh huh. That's. Why I'm still looking for as an answering and trying to drum up some business by myself? So. Do you wanna work full time? I mean, where those other jobs both on. In a perfect world I'd rather. Not, but I'd rather work full time than not work. Right. Mhm. I hate being hold. Hi. I'm, not good. It I'm not good at it. Huh. You're not good at what. I'm, not that great I'm being home. Huh. [laughter]. I'm, not I'm really not. [laughter]. I hate cooking. I hate cleaning. I had housework. Right. I like the kids till about noon and that's it. [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm really not good at it. And it's. I'm bored. So funny because all the trouble you went through to have each one of them. I didn't say I didn't want them. I just wanna be helpful. . Six months. Is fine. No it's boring, I can tell you I'm not the only one that's like this. [laughter]. Well, I know, you're not the only ones are there other mothers that our home like your home. No, not really. I think that's part of a problem for you. Personally to I mean, if you're the only one home it's really is born. There's. No adult to talk to. Well people work. You know, it's teachers alot of teachers that work here and like my neighbor, they you know, they say she works in the morning on her family. You know, the the optometry practice, but I don't know people a bit busy and I just wasn't busy. . Right. Well, everybody's. Because I always thought that auto tow. I would be doing something else. Well. I plan on being plans. I'm, not taking a full maternity leave. And even getting back to work. I want to work when I'm in the hospital work was like everything not everything to me, but it was important to me, but obviously not important enough to to my crazy employer. . Well, you'll find I'm. Sure, you'll find something. I really do feel. I'm still says it still said it's like it was bound to happen. It would have happened then it would happen later. It would have whatever this is really bad to have been. Huh. I think I was like knocked over when I was down. And they don't there's. No opening there for you now they filled your place. No, no, no, not at all. They did. So it's not like a big company. It was it's. You know, two woman. Huh. We've been working together for 15 years and it's a like a private. You know, it's a let's. See what I'm doing at home, but they do it a little bit more. You know, it was two of them. They never had a Secretary. Huh. So it's, but they had office and,. Right. When she asked me to join them the first time he was the first time in her carrier that they were gonna expand because until then it was basically a living for her and this other person and, um, and it was all for girl? So why did they get rid of you? So why don't they want you? Well in September when I went to the hospital figure a 3rd of the office just vanished. Right. So they had to reorganize and they just once and they're older and they're sitting there ways and once they just reorganize back the way it was it was just easier to keep on going that way they scaled back a little bit and they want to go back to running the business. Mhm. The way they always did. Huh. And she had these expansion plans. She she's sort of I knew it partially, but I didn't know what the ramifications would be. She was going through like a second awakening after or after a divorce and she never needed to advertise. Huh. She had enough business strictly from for. Oh. she she want to see what would happen. If she actually went out and market herself. . She they never needed to do that. Great. And the problem to do it was you needed more people or use more freelancers and she just so it wasn't profitable. Mhm. It was as she thought it would be, although it wasn't supposed to be. I mean, we agreed that I she wouldn't make any money on me for at least six months or so because I would be learning. Right. And that was unknown, but after that six months, I still didn't it still wasn't profitable enough and she was starting to get scared and financially in trouble. Because she not only did she hire me and she also upgraded. I mean, she had to, I B M original PCs. Huh. I mean, no one with those anymore. Huh. And she, you know, she bought $30,000 in the computer equipment. And expanded the office at all came together. Right. And and. Well, I think it'll all be for good because like you said you got the experience that you wouldn't have gotten elsewhere and now you just have to wait for the wait for the right thing to come along. Yeah, look when it happened itself. I mean, still in the hospital and I also said it's, you know, I need to, I needed a time to recover from what happened because it's a it took a while I mean, I I still dream about his birth less frequently, but I still do it was still with me for a really long time. Huh. . Huh. Mhm. Not a bad way. I know, but it's, just like it's there. Just there. It's like the exhaustion, the drama of the whole time. Yeah. Right. And now it and then when I started to and I like, when I was home, I just redid my resident want to just put outfielders and didn't even know if I take work because she's gonna give me she's using a freelancer. . I work still work for her, but it's, I. I um, independently. And I was thinking you know, maybe they'll be enough work from that. And I'll just stay home. What do I need to to travel to Avi for work 45 hour a week? 60 hour a week. And and then one day. I woke up and say what am I crazy. Relying on her for work that's nuts. You know, and then I started to to redo my resume, but I was only doing it to put outfielders and I got responses. Huh. I got invited for interviews, but they didn't come out. Huh. Anything and then already I started to, I can't rely on this and this I'm really no, I really want the jobs. You know is there's a change in my own mind set sometime in. Well, you need the money. Like our . All right now, but we will, yeah. Mhm. I will be okay. Right. It won't be it. Won't. Thank God, I mean, she'll really developed, a lot of things while while I work that year by her. Huh, gotcha, gotcha. I guess, that's we accomplished all of our goals even though we had the baby later than we wanted to, but,. Mhm. Anyway, that's. It. Alright, so how let me start over them with your kids. I interrupted you before. Okay, so go on. No. Okay, I'd rather. Talk about me. . [laughter]. So he's cute he's really adorable. I love him. He's very good. Yeah. Do which is just a pleasure Yukon is five and a half and cute cute as can be a lot of personality lot. Mhm. The life. Right. Um, he's gonna be going into a kindergarten. Yeah, just like Tom. And he is a little while. Huh. Little troubleshooting still more. Hopefully we're need that in the bed, but I don't know. Right. Um, no, mom is finished 3rd grade ended very well. Huh. And he's a good student a pretty good student and a good boy very good boy. And how are things with Lori. And please. Day by day [laughter]. But it's getting big now. General really good in general. Yeah, he's a big he's a big boy and he's 1111. Mhm. He turned elevens and he's. Um, he had, he ended off the year very well in school and he made he made a tremendous amount of progress. Huh. Let me ask a question. No ma'am. And he's really is a real manage. You said it's. Go. No I'm going into 4th grade. Yeah. So he and he got are the same age. I didn't remember that. Is there not no I'm older? Right. No I'm is no. I was born. November. No, Miss who he's, right on. He was right on the deadline. The deadline for. Huh. And he was born the 15th of Christmas. I got the. He was he was in the border, but we kept him back here was two weeks in the. Huh. November 28. He was born. Right. I didn't, I remember him being a year older than Gotti, but he's. Okay, so that's just the cut off. He maybe almost . That'll be nine in September. So it's like almost the. He's a year older almost a year older. Right. Okay, that's. Yeah, he's 10 months older. What. But they're in the same. Um, lower right. Great. Great. Have you enjoyed your pool? This summer. Yes, yes, I have it's like a little country club. [laughter]. It was so neat for because all these ladies would just sit there and we just not used to that. Like relaxing. Yeah, sitting there mate. . You know, we don't recognize them. All of us will go into the pool with our glasses on and no 1. Can see any anything who are you. You know, but sitting there with the kids. I was just the loyalty is worn off at the beginning. It was just so strange because something we never did. Right. You know, and, um, and we're going to lapse. And it's fun it's a lot of fun, but I'll, tell you, we had, I spoke to this group from,. Oh God. This from Tele, you know, this group that helps on all the house. People make all the right. So they came with a tour group and I was speaking to them. Huh. They came for four of the Sean. So I was one of the speakers. Sean. Huh. I took him on a four and I was this was in may I think or April and I was like talking about our pool and how great. It was and what a big deal. . It was because it was a really big deal because not only do we have a pool, but it's, we have a mixed community. And theirs mixed ours and separate hours and it's open on . But the T community didn't, make ruckus and you know, there's there's a lot of issues here that are very very big. Some of them, they can understand some of them. They had no idea what I was talking about. But one, but it's a fact we had the pool. So this one couple said, well, you know what took you. So long to build it. And I said, well, where do you think the money was gonna come you know, it's like some, they were so out of touch with and they said we have understood? Okay. We have a pool in our backyard so we don't, uh. So. They didn't understand what the big bill was that we had finally build a pool in the Sean in the days that you know in these days of frozen building plans and things like that. Huh. Is there no building going on at all anymore? No, just processed. Huh. Looks good from here. Just 10. Well, you read the wrong newspapers I've decided. Well, we don't where can we get the right ones. We're living. I've told David, I've told David, where to get information about what's really going on. Hey, . So how do your kids deal with all that's going on. Um, well they they don't they're not that into it. . They. We're still trying to teach them. There's a real problem going on in general here. We're, just trying to teach them a little bit of respect for government and for the establishment. . Where as you know their kids who are growing up? You know, you know, first words you know is you know, Robin bogeyed Robbins a trace. Right huh. So you know, we're still trying to teach them the Marcy maybe a good thing, although it's really the Marcy is far from a good thing. [laughter]. Not great. So, we're just try to teach him the theory. Huh. You're allowed to you know, you're allowed to demonstrate and you can't be violent and you have to you know, but things have gotten quite a hand. Mhm. But we don't take first all we don't participate in violent things that become violent. We've decided we're not gonna get arrested at the moment, although we may soon, but we we won't. Huh. Let them participate. Great. I mean, really no I'm. . Not. Right. Do they wanna participate or not they're? Just like not involved. So they don't really know. No they're. Not about that involved. We're trying to keep them. Not sheltered, but. Children. You know, we talk about it and we know when we and they're they they read the newspapers and that's that's a problem. . And not a problem because it's also, they have, we have terrible Jello journalism here and still have to still insist that we screen it and take all the pictures of Newman out first, but we they read it and they listed news. [laughter]. I swear fill and David are the same. I swear. Well, you haven't seen our newspapers. I mean, well David doesn't. Let Newsweek come into my house anymore. What. I'm telling you because because the and naked woman. [laughter]. And, um, gay article. Oh yeah, it might read. So,. Oh. you should see what ours looks like. So,. So we encourage them to read it and ask and when they come home saying things like you know, that's stupid Robin. We try to discourage them from talking that way. And and. Huh. And we hope everything will be okay. . I don't know we haven't talked to about leaving your home or anything like that. No one's talking like that. You you don't even think about it. I hope. I think about it. We don't talk about. What I'm saying like you just you it's like such a hard thing to do to talk about after all you've put into it? Alright, bye. Yes. So how about you guys. Oh. what's with us guys nothing. Huh. My life. Department of advice. I heard. It was wonderful. I did you get my letter. Yes, they told David. Okay. I got. Oh. well, that's. We don't always that doesn't mean anything if you tell David, I always have to say that if you heard from . Mhm. Oh yeah, and he takes that like a wallet full of like letters that you you know, I mean, like it's. I write long letters too [laughter]. I know like I'll take out like 10 of them at a time. I'm like well, why don't you tell me? So. [laughter]. Okay. Um, our summer's been fine. Hectic. The usual. I feel like whatever I'm supposed to be somewhere else. Um, the kids are good. The little ones have been in camp. Um,. day, camps, right. They can't. Huh. Tanya had took an ARP classic the art institute called the what is it. The Marion art college or something. Oh. Okay. Um, she's enjoyed. Huh. That she did that a couple mornings. A week for a couple weeks and roughly did a sports camp for a couple weeks, but then they've mostly been home and I've been working. [laughter]. What are you doing now? No, I work for the accounting firm still. How many hours a day? In the summer. It's basically, like 15 hours a week, not probably maybe more it's. Maybe even more because I I probably put in like almost 20 hours a week. Huh. And, um, I'm, sorry, what. Julius. And during the school year. During the school year. I'm gonna hopefully work nine to 34 days. Oh. And. You're looking any better. I thought you left there for a while because they didn't have enough something. No. Well, there was there some days like they're weeks when I don't work there have been there have been weeks when I didn't work because there wasn't enough work for the, you know that quarter or whatever, but. . . Oh. you gave up school though. I gave up school. Huh. Did give up school it's just too stressful it's it's it's. Huh. Just it's you know, between the time in the classroom. I loved it was the homework and the papers and, uh, you know, all that other stuff, but I you know, library time I don't have time for that. I mean, I have I have eight core ports to drive. Huh. Huh. I can't. I can't you know, my kids still need me. Right. Um, when I'm home I'd like to be home when I'm at work like you said like I like to work when I'm home. I need to, I need to focus a little bit on what's going on in the house. What you doing there are you doing bookkeeping? I do bookkeeping. I do, um, I do basically bank reconciliations. I work on a computer updating depreciation things like that monthly basically monthly work some I do payroll things like that. . 6. Huh. Oh. I don't love the. You like it. I don't love the work. I love the people. I'm working with. Okay. And I I love the environment. It's a non stressful environment. I have no problem with my kids. Are sick and I can't come in or whatever you know, I can, I can make their my friends. Your friends right. It works. Right. You know, it works out very well. I also do some typing for people on the side. And I'm thinking about teaching Sunday morning. . To. Huh. You know, it's. That's a lot. Just a tuition tuition is a lot. [laughter]. It's. Just try to cover now that starting kindergarten. [laughter]. Our tuition is very high we're paying almost $20,000 in tuition. For all four of them. Huh. What do you pay? . Intuition. I don't know we don't pay tuition. . We pay fees. Mhm. I don't. I don't even know. I didn't get it for this year yet. . Not a 000 Chico. Maybe with and I got to book. I spent. I spent 60700 on books and school supplies. That's, $200. Mhm. That's for two kids. Huh. Well. And then I don't know, it's. I don't. I don't even remember I'm terrible with those things. We just, you know, we both worked and we didn't, I didn't even look. We don't you know, the budget is we just paid everything. And that's not like you are that's, not the old G I know. That's where we live this is the way we live here and we're fine and we were okay, we saved and we didn't have an overdraft and we were doing fine. . Right. . We managed on what we made very nicely. . I mean, we don't have we don't have two cars and we don't have we didn't you know, there's a lot of other luxuries. We didn't have it. Did you get your air conditioning put in yet? No, we are sweltering as we speak I'm melting in my seat. [laughter]. Huh. We got the air conditioner removed. Our present the air condition that we own. We moved downstairs to the apartment. So our tenant that we bought it for couldn't be happy. Huh huh. And we are switching. [laughter]. Well, ain't that Grand. Today. I thought today I thought was gonna come home and just scrape me up, huh. How hot is it there? I lay down on the floor next , not 300 degrees on. [laughter]. I don't know 30. So I don't even know you had a tenant. I don't know it isn't. I don't even know what is I'm. So I don't even know. You don't even remember. You know, because the weather report here. Doesn't, even it's Tom and huh. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. No, not because not because they're not sophisticated, it's that's from from April until October that's. You could. What it is there's? [laughter]. No, rain there's. No, change. [laughter]. 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See he got a shop. So I could not stay in the doctor's office when he got a shop. [laughter]. So you came with and he when it's time for the shop. You went up. I went, I went out of the entire office. I went outside. You're crazy. Why. Because you have to handle these things. No, I don't. You know, it's back in Greenspan. So. Yeah, I heard why did it come back in like. . No. He told me he told me he also used to be scared of shots. Oh. Greenspan. But then after the accident. Oh my gosh, how is he doing Paco? He's on his arm is a little messed up, but I'll try. Oh my gosh. Cause they had a skin graft. Looks disgusting. Amazon. Yeah. No it's, a. It's discussing. To confirm a making food. I'm. Sure, you are well, we have. Until. I know you're still walking. And, um, I am. He coming. Yeah. And, um, as T . You still want I'm gonna come up. Are you the whole family is in the? In the area. I don't care. Yes, Y I P jobs. I'm, not what I care about . Are you gonna come in November from? Miss. So you'll be able to visit us. Maybe. Yeah, really. Maybe I'll think about it. No, come on busy. I will. Y once you're going to say it. I know tell me about it every time. I I can't call her because everytime. I call I guess without smoking and it comes to say. Like nobody mistake, smokes [laughter]. Um, I can't. I told her I can't come to check. I smoke. She because don't wanna we'll take care of that. Wow. What is the smoking? Yeah. Well the official. You how many miles are that guys? Are on the phone with her mail and they're here and their middle receive any because you smoke and they put it out. No huh. Spending from other mirror. Oh. hello. A boy. Got caught on the L A on the new York subways smoking. So. So officially you know, you're, not allowed to smoke on the voice. Oh boy. So the policeman took him in and they had to be mailed out now he said he's from . They were gonna call mail he's like place does so he gave him a young man's number to call. [laughter]. Can you imagine they got called it's called the Mailer to bill now for smoking on the subway? . Hi . No. I guess not. Public property. Oh okay, yeah, new York, new York they're making a bunch of rules again. . Okay. Good good. It's, not good. If we need someone to come into duty free to come in to Canada. What do you need? Cigarettes. Are $8 and 95 cents. Excuse me, I never I'm buying a car. Yeah. How is that possible? I don't know where we we need people and. Fancy it's. Fancy one smoke. Allowed. They don't they don't that's. To be free. Why there's duty free? Oh wow, oh. once smoker not me. [laughter]. I don't know maybe my social. Hello, why did you ? Yeah. Huh, I guess. That's a joke. Then. She's, not fun it's very bad. Right now. I know you smoked in tells I one time saw it in your shirt packet. What a cigarette? Yeah. Okay. Made to say what's, new. No or or a new building it's very nice. Cindy, how come you. Don't. Tell us anyway, . Have to tell us. Because that is a very sad story with . Yes, you're gonna be come better. Meter doesn't, even know of it. I have to sell them in not there in because it's a big . Okay. But I wanna know something that he will do bad stuff. I don't know. I didn't speak to. I called him up. He doesn't call my answer. My call. He's in Israel. Oh. Oh yeah, in order in late. No, oh. where. Are a. What is it? In your mode. I mean in it's gonna be very good for him. He already visited me. He told him he feels like he's already having a turn over here as a state. Her you know, he's doing very good. I got the money. Really and the girls not here. Cost lawn there's a girl wouldn't. . Talk to me even if she begged her. Huh. Well, he broke up with her. He broke up. She bumped him. Natalie after he had a whole fair. Well, I'm. After he had a hold of their. Okay, I don't wanna get started on that. Did he really? Forget. He didn't really do anything. He's in a lot of trouble. When I tell you? Right. Maybe gonna ship out. first of all it's. His parents are not handling right I'm very upset at the family. What did they do? Cause they call them a piece of garbage and they, they do not handle it right. Cause they don't know how to handle it, huh. Okay, but you don't call your son a piece of garbage. Why when we talked to do it? Well, is different than Mister Walker. Yep. You don't want. Okay, okay, yeah, see I heard you're. Not running block. I haven't been about a long time. And car driving. . Yeah, I understand. I goes, whenever it asked me. Um, how much or how? Does that you want to tell us? [laughter]. Hi. You don't understand [laughter]. Why isn't getting out of there? Oh. tell me about every night. He calls up what am I supposed to do with movie. [laughter]. I don't know he said it's, the first time I have a son awhile share. I can't ask it. She said [laughter]. [laughter]. I listen, I love to doing so he wants to change him after the , but he's, not, I don't know. Too weird. So weird. Maybe turn to on. No, it should go to, huh. Where she go? Long Beach. But we have problems is long Beach. My father will never senses phone. Yeah. It's not the same issue anymore. Long business because of. No I'm. Not sure. first. So we can go to drop the first that's. This second. Don't mind. But. It's, not it's, not him. It's cool guys don't need to place it to work with guys like him. That's, right that's. It'll be has happened. I told my father that's. I told my father. So he goes, um, but you manage for two years. I said I barely managed. When they tell you not like Jovi? No I'm, not sure. I mean, even I mean, as far as. Nancy dove easier, right, you know, out between our and Jovi they're like they like to write a book. Ma'am. All right. They talk. So much. Huh, Han. You know what happened. Han's causing one tells. I know. Keller. So, he's the I. Yeah, I asked is big. Did he read books? They gave him a whole cruise about smoking. Oh. boy. Who did sd? Yeah, you bet. Good good. Do you. You're not funny recording. You think, it's too cold to smoke it's. Gonna I. [laughter]. I apologize. Yes, Bessie. Well. I I I was speaking to our as I said, are are your kids fractured. Yes. [laughter]. Oh my gosh, that's, how we answered me. Yes. Huh. So say, uh, yeah, I love center fee. Huh. You should just know that for last year. I did not smoke for six months. So come on and keep up the good work. Yeah, but you know, it's just. Yeah, discussing in Russia. You smoked a storm. Do you know how much I smoked in Russia? I don't even want to tell you. How much? I hope you don't smoke a pack a day. I know. . I hope you don't smoke more than one cigarette today. [laughter]. Okay enough of that. Fancy. When you get married you're, gonna have to stop? I'll stop before then. Okay, also, Bessie , get married already. 1. I know. Isn't a gross. Harold bought it. It's kinda. He had his family and then he can't handle you. She can't handle he's he's a good boy. Just nobody, she he want to get . I know he wants to because he came to us too early and he got he got the. Not sure who he wanted to before that anyway. second grade visa. [laughter]. What do I do get married [laughter]? Oh boy. So I really. So anyway. No I'm late. Are you in it's a new it's it's, not like nah? . You see it. Where all the data? You see. People on drug. I know I know guys got I know someone is going there now. It's. Not like . Que que . . No, well, it when he was in . Oh. He wasn't shore's for half the year. Okay. Huh. You know what you know, one the big guy told America a guy. She's firmer than yours because we have a sign up in our dorm. No girls allowed. [laughter]. . Uh, the bunch of the guys gotten a big fight with some Israeli in a bar and the police had to come break. It up. So this guy who's going to right now was there. . So when he was speaking to her. She said, yeah, are you. She got a bad name. Cause some guys from there's A G N were there. He goes the average Rabbi was there. Oh. my gosh, how's. Your ready. This year. There she need to hang on. Oh. he's, good. You like in house a bigger. K. Fine and they send their cards. Oh. thank you. And my bill or in our new building now. It's very nice. Yeah, better food. That's, not gonna change the flu. Right. Do you still get the shackles leftover? Oh no, I barely ever did, huh. I'm trying to think with go to she's not close Toronto. Where wrong, which she should not tell my father? No. Wells. School. No way. That'll like pick still. More. You know, . Yeah, I hear all the news and I called. Is small. I think so. Maybe. My father think. I don't know he doesn't like it. Maybe that's pretty short . He does not like school. And I told her. He doesn't like fix. Send them to Springfield. No way. . Private dream is based on. Okay. Remember you want to send you a standard. Yeah. Huh. I know. I know if you would tell them they're fine. Huh. No, not anymore. 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I'm giving it because they don't know cover tire in the country. [laughter]. [laughter]. Serious. Reggie I'm calling a minor. Yeah, it's gonna come. Oh no, no don't worry, I'm boyfriend. Micro. No, I don't need here. No, yeah, maybe. I need the, you know. I know because I have a when I I asked the guy and he said he's done comes, I thought he probably wasn't in use. He's here, but he's going home for us. Oh. yes, John that's. Yeah. All I need. Bye. You want to know what happened to me. What. Pezza I'll. Bye. Give you a story about him. I'm in house with him and I get a phone call and Miss have a phone call. . So I get on there and it's, his girlfriend she's bandy . There. I said, all yeah, take it Miss . What is the girl on the phone? I said, um, yeah, because others, right there. So I kind of messed them up right then I said, oh oh. Why did you? Well, how did she know your name? Because he told her to call there and ask for me. Hotspot. I know hold on a second. She goes wise there goes, I said, I said it was my sister. Not be a month. She got so why she whispering. I said, I'm, nowhere husband's weeping. She goes so then she didn't say anything to me afterwards. I told her I don't. If your line. So then, but then her son manor told her the real thinks I got. Yeah. So why did she call why did I say? He apologized after I told I don't wanna hear from you. She's blocks she's flat. Is it possible? Oh. whoops than that. Oh. Huh. How he told? You Maris I'm not coming to the wedding. Because I how I was in Montreal. Damn. Right. So how do you know they told don't worry, I'm, not writing? He really thought he was marrying her. Yeah, no, I think the question is which hotel is in. Don't worry. I had a friend who's going out with a boy who's. Like now, one of the tap boys in the mirror who was a picking out the bedroom sets together. Yeah. She wasn't my friend or whatever she. Yeah, I understand. What. He's in a lot of trouble. She's younger than you my younger than you she's my age. Oh. Yeah, he's in a lot of trouble. He needs a lot of help. So maybe I'm late variable too. Good it's made for these boys. . No, he needs. He needs psychological help. Really. Now. I'll, tell you I'll tell you though. Should go to [laughter]. Oh yeah, right. You know, you see. I mean, Bessie. I have to tell you something. My husband really doesn't watch movies only time reason he lost movies because he because he was sent. [laughter]. I don't you. [laughter]. I'm, not joking. I believe you. Candy. I don't hear. Oh. but it's A C I heard you're. Good come back. Where they'll make fun? Because I said, I said everybody has you mean they're saying they fun. You see. I heard you're. Good come back. What about computers, huh? Yeah, [laughter]. Then. You should know you really does not watch too many movies. Bye. They don't mind about 11 watch 3. I believe you. For. I don't have anything against it. When we? Watch one movie. I promise you every single day. Man. You watch blanking. . Blanking. No. Oh. you see already watched every single day. He was home. Town don't. Wanna lose. It's called and he walks around the middle of Mary . [laughter]. When people are saying you know, Tyler he's thinking, oh cool ? [laughter]. [laughter]. Alright, what's doing in the mail AC. No. Problem. Yes, very much. That's up. So bad. Well. Do you remember he had all those rules there in farm store and I didn't get them now? Yeah. Bye. I'm, never gonna see them. Why is it, huh? No, I don't know, she's busy handling money with the guys. Uh, what about your your modem. When I see that I'll? See, there's a whole. Ordering a. Mobile. I know I need to take it to also. I. I should have bought it. The best. If you think I should you think I should go and just go in there. I thought I'm gonna just pick up their small. Yeah, maybe you can give me some. . Why. Didn't. They take more. Yeah, I also, I have to, I don't know. I I took a little. I took me to, I. That's. It how when we're there, then he told me I'm I'm. So used to not being able to spend now when I have the whole store. I I just can't. Do it. It's like, very similar to me. So I just like I don't think you might even though. You're gonna I long and I should be just taking everything in his pocket. Nice that's hunt because what is showing me a house for the cheaper with. The $800 for cents. Keep it with the setup right, sir. You know, you said what I told you when we were going shopping for Sean Rita said ESTA is this good safer for a Rabbi. Really. They are huh. He's gonna be a good Rabbi. I know who know how many has a small city? Are you taking all? Ma'am. For a year or 2. So she's starting all over. Oh. you starting again. I think she's a it's, beautiful here and and in. I think so also. Talk to Mark you should speak real busy. No you're, right. Wow. Should pay for whole, huh. I know I should have. No, not yet. Next year. Know how old are you. Already. You're not ready. Okay, fine. Talking 17. No, but the I is in America. Yeah, I see I'll. Tell you something about your father. He doesn't know these. He have bill besides that he's very unique. I know yet. Let me ask you something. He came to ourselves 17. I asked him why he told me because he wanted a little out of Sherry didn't like any of the house and she's in America, huh. But it takes. That's because they didn't have anything then server it off. No more than even he wasn't. He told me wasn't didn't go to. I want to share. He left. He does go through because he didn't want anybody. That's because he grew up in Toronto wasn't. His fault. Cause there's, nothing in then. Was the older brother? Well. Was older brother. There's, nothing in transit. You don't understand. Alright, no worries. Fancy. Oh wow. All I have is the choices were was Berlin. I know I know. In tolls. But um, I. You know that Chevrolet is gonna be a horizon. Yeah, my Tony who else. Oh. do you know that honeycombs engage to borrow Spiro? Whose name. Where's the Austin? Yeah, daughter. Box where the one from Cleveland there works in Chicago. Yeah. Yeah. No way. Yes, wait because just called me. Hi, how are you. I don't. Gauge. I don't believe you know. You didn't hear it. You didn't hear me. [laughter]. Uh, no way. Yeah, to daughter. Oh. that's, great he's many, brother in law that's a good lose. Right. Your best are the best friend. No. Why me told me your best friend? No, they are. I got the pull the whole thing. Kula. Negotiate pull the whole thing together. So you'll, do after married also. No, no, I can't believe. Boss. Uh huh, uh huh. He's a good day. He's a nice guy. Huh. I mean, it's, not two years. Usually very nice. Oh. she's. A nice girl. I thought she was in . All morning. No he's, not running she's making good money. What's. He doing. He's a nursing home. Huh. He's a nursing home. Hello. Washington Polk. Now he's making good money. Huh. I don't know. With. Is it 22 year old? Daily, we get a daily report a at Morris farmers marriage on from visa. [laughter]. When they get to, I say they separate it back together? Well, that's that's Hills politics, not Chicago. Politics. No, the mortgage. Torrance is almost getting divorced. Again. Yeah, but now they're going to family according. That's. It shows politics. No, he found out from a boy in toll mobile UNOS. Huh. Don't worry, he's. All set here. We had a run. On the read. I can't believe. It and tell me for he doesn't even know what I got in South into. So we won't tell me if it. Just tell me doesn't know. Doesn't like just talking to. Good good don't. I tell him how to feel bad. . He doesn't tell me they're just you know me. I have to know everything. So how do you find out from Donnie? From all over. Then. See she's in Gaby has hold. . No. Yeah, yeah, he does. I'm telling you. I know. No, you. A lot of people having major assume that I system came back. No I'll. Probably shop the reason why he was. So hooked because,. She was wealthy. No, there. Wasn't a thing is because he never had someone in his life that really cared about it. . Oh. [laughter]. And no I'm serious. You sound like your brother's. Hello. Speaking. [laughter]. Hello. Yeah, [laughter]. And this is the first person do you understand what his phone bills were $2,000 a month. Well. Five hours for five hours 5. She was in Montreal. Our phone calls. Who paid them? Her father. You know, so I just gave him a company card. She saw I never see the bills real father made. His own account where the bills come straight to the desk. Yeah. So he saw every phone call made. No pay the bills. Then. Cause once you start to do make him go work on the Street. Where was he working? He wasn't. He was sitting at home doing nothing. I I thought it was working. It wasn't working the nothing. House thing. You're doing. He's a he's. Alright, now he really is. Don't worry, Miss Bessie. I'm telling you have to turnaround. See even when singer was working. He wasn't as messed up as this. I think. He was working because they didn't didn't want to go to the that's. All. The whole city . That don't wanna I long either. Yeah, what's like Joshua she's a net. Anyway. I don't know. Oh. she knew them there and suspecting. Don't worry, he's, not the . Oh yeah, he plays basketball outside. Like why would. I don't know where it's you learn. Other ones in that's not nearby. He used to play basketball outside of of his house. All right, house [laughter]. What else is no? Huh. Nothing awesome. Sure, to then huh. What that I called you tell him that I thought me might be there? Yeah. Okay good good. I thought, excuse ready, but I can't speak to him for a half hour. Okay. Why not you would say hello, it takes 10 minutes? Why not? [laughter]. This is fun. Huh. No. Oh. He he talk slow. Do that capital told me that it is a boy they've been very happy over there because because you just started like figuring out how to stop saying Sigala before even the ? No, I. So like it finishes, but you know. [laughter]. I know somebody shoe. Oh yeah, is there anything else. May sound very nice. Okay, you know her is. So. The guy named linger. Yeah. For the liquid. He's a really good and then he was a deal. I think. Oh. yes. Yes, I took over. Oh. What else is no? Last thing is, uh huh. So. I'm. Not say Joseph whole family's in new York I'm quite job. I don't care. Huh. Tonight, but I don't care about showing us. I don't care. Why I like a meter? I don't because put this right. Oh. why. . He was worse than ivory. No, not in girl. I thought, huh. Not in girls. Oh. okay, fine. I know. And lucky turned around he's. Good boy. Now. So what do you still on the? What house a Sean, how do you say that? Cause if you would know you would you would say the same thing. What do you mean? No. Huh. [laughter]. You heard his while he was speaking. What happened? You started getting a little emotional. She's heard crime. Not correct. No, so hot. So everyone was like probably happening you know, to stop speaking. Bye. Why not huh? He kept saying it's. Good for him. Let him talk. [laughter]. Good for you. Wanna marry girl, honey. No. Why I found one? It's. Okay. I wanna tell you one thing if you want to have a normal dating experience. Don't. Let your sister's know about any girl. You think, you've got. And don't. Let my brother give me a device either. You. And your sister will be. So bad to add it to before you let Bessie go out. No computer. Sorry, I don't plan an an I'm being like Sandra. Every nights on. We know fancy just to me you didn't plan. Hello. I didn't either. She thought she was married to first voice. Sloan. It is season plan on it. What happened did, um, with with nothing she didn't work out? No. Yeah. I. See. Fine. I want to know something why did you say about. Because. Cause why. If you would knowing then. But he turned he's a good boy. Now. So what. So you don't give him a you don't. So, uh, no. Forgive him why he did something personally to you. Huh. If you would know everything then you would. So tell me something Y you, you. Sean he's a good boy. He did tell me personally to you. No, I shouldn't. The truth is Bessie. He's a good boy don't worry about it. I just can't leave you go to hospital finish. But I wanna know something he just told me personally to you. . No. So why do you talk like that about him? Because. It's, not right. He he worked on himself and became a good boy. Yes. Okay, fine. I'm not gonna use. Then Nicole. I mean, you see. See it's not right. I hear what. You know, you're lucky that you're on the good side. Because I always pick up for you. [laughter]. What else is doing? We are making check in August now. Well, how some years small doing. Who is a fresh up? How often he he's a little lower now he said he? I have pictures of head because my friend wanted to finish his role. So I had two pictures. Huh. They took him. They're. Not. Oh. so your friends have had a good time. Oh. Yeah, did I leave anything there? No, but one of your friends off the Brosh. That was me. Is using it and I didn't. Fine. Okay. Let him use. I thought as long as your friends. I was afraid of life. No it's me. I am. So, it's you're, gonna get wait here's from it because I'm growing late. Why. Social media because you worry too much. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Think. So. Well I hope to God this works because when my mom tries it always disconnect. Well if it disconnects I'm just gonna call you back. Huh. My God, I am so happy to have you talking to you. How are you? So can we talk now or what? I don't know, let's. Does the Jack while we can't [laughter]? Just do it. [laughter], how the fuck are you girl. [laughter]. I am so much better than the last time we talked and then I'll be. Oh good. Well, I just got a letter from you. Oh. you did. . Okay, I got your letter to and listened to in case we, um, when is your vacation. Um, well, I got spring break, but I don't know like when my when my,. Possible future sister in law does her runs I've tried to put in calls. All over the place and she's been like in England and shit like that it's like the. Oh. shit. Okay. So my thought was maybe in may or something. Oh God, that would be great. Okay. That would be that would be perfect. Would would tell me when like like place. . [laughter]. God deal, it's. So good to hear your voice. Oh my God. So you're like thinking of going to Poland. Okay, listen, this is the thing. I know, it's confidential. It doesn't go to mom or dad. Right. Because I just don't know, but there is this school that you can go to and you can get like the certificate that means a hell of a lot in York and then I can get a job with okay, I'm, definitely coming back for at least a month or 2. Right. You know in August. You better be you better be seeing my ash. Girl, you know, I will be there. Huh. [laughter]. I will be shutting my bands with excitement and and. [laughter]. Oh. bring change of clothes then. [laughter]. And so, um, well, I don't know. Well, it's, just a thought, but I mean, it would be a good job to look around in Europe for it until I'm 26. Yeah. You know. Yeah, well, oh. so you're you're gonna turn 25. This year, right. Right. Okay, cool cool. Well, listen, you know, when when you get done fucking around over there. On. [laughter]. You know, think about you know what you wanna do afterwards and you know if you like it, you wanna. Huh. Huh. I will how the hell tell me how your life is there. It's it's. Well, here like in Bloomington or here like in Bloomington is really great I'm. Huh. No, Bloomington. Are you happy there? Having I am. I I'm still needing to you know, make some connections and adjustments. Adjust. And things like that, but it's it's really got I'm just loving it really. Huh. I mean. Are you glad to be done with a oh. you completely finished with that? I'm completely finished with it. And there's a part of me. That's really glad to be done. And there's a part of me that goes, you know, I knew what to expect their. Huh huh. You know, you know, but you know. Jeez, I'm loving this. I am just living life here. I mean, you you saw my schedule right. Like. No shit. Are you almost too? I mean, sometimes when you don't have enough to do your like fucked up are you okay. Well, I have enough to do. I mean, I've got shipped loads of studies, but girlfriend like like I'm I'm going to knock I'm. [laughter]. [laughter], right. No, no, what am. I doing this weekend. I'm going to a swing to contra swing. Huh. [laughter]. Um, this weekend in Lexington. You didn't. I know how excited that gets me. And then I'm going down to the Knoxville day on the 16th of February. I'm with God. Oh God, I love Knoxville, huh. Oh. goddamn it's. Oh my God, you do not understand Knoxville is when it all started for me that was my very first damn it is the best of the year and all the years. Great. Really. Really. Well. You've got to go to that. I I'm definitely. Well, we've already planned. It I'm gonna drive over to Sissy pickup. Darlene and Sherry, and then we're gonna like hang out. . All weekend. Ma'am. Oh my God, I am. So jealous. Oh. you know, every time I dance. I am just, oh my God. Everytime. I dance. So one of these weekend things, man, you are totally on my mind. Got you do not understand when you talk about that shit in your letters. Oh my God, I can just see your eyes sparkling. Bye. You know, like I can just remember what it was to dance with you. Oh gosh. I mean, oh. my God, it just is so comforting to remember that. Hey, Hey, you know, you know, that did I send you the power a picture. Yes, I finally got that thing. Did you did you okay, I I was in Louisville Monday night? Yes. So Darlene was calling right. So I went down there to encourage her and these two woman came up to me and they said, oh. yeah, we we you know, I said something like, oh. what's, your name. Oh yeah. They said, oh. you know the like they knew me and stuff. Right. I'm like what. Where did we what I mean where did I and she said you were the prior? It I'm like, yeah, [laughter], how did you know? 5. She said, well, we were there. I'm like, oh shoot. So. You are just so remember about to dance with I mean, it just like in suites from your pores girlfriend. Mhm. Hey, how are you doing? How's. The how's. The room situation. Oh. I'm. So much, happier there. I live. Are you. So much closer to everything. I live is for the girls. Huh. One is from France one is this actually, yes, [laughter]. Does she wash no [laughter]? That's. Good [laughter]. Yeah, she's she's she's a little bit funny. She's kind of like a mother Hannah away because she she, um, get grew up on a farm and didn't really have any social scales until she, you know, for 1818 years. Yeah, yeah. Huh. Wow. She she was home school and all that shit. But so it's a little bit different experience with her, but it's interesting, the other three are Spanish and so. Wow. Oh. Yeah, you've been doing any dancing or anything. It's interesting. Girlfriend. Let me tell you. I did not do a goddamn thing in that area here. No. They have the best music here. Okay, they have the same kind of music. Is content music with nobody freaking dances. Huh. Really I've. Got a tape coming to you. No. Oh. thank God. I'm gonna the box is not finished yet. Um, uh, who is over and and [laughter]. And she, she saw the twist lawyers and. [laughter]. Oh. God, girl. I need some, huh. I'm sending it to you. So anyway, she she grabbed it. I went you didn't just open those because I had another bag that were already opened and she goes. Right. Yeah, I did it. I said, oh. no, so I've gotta go out and get some more and this is. Don't even worry about it. My God, it is. Baby they're coming they're coming at you. Bring them when you come in. May [laughter]. No ma'am they're coming at you in the box that there's a little box. Oh. So if there's anything else that you want, you let me know now because you got a little box come it's, not big it's a little box. Good don't. Make it big because it hurts you tell me tell me what's going on with all that seems to and all that. [laughter]. You want anything else. Oh. well, you know. And I we had the most interesting interaction the other night series. Oh. God [laughter]. It was so funny. Okay, so you know, like like like when we broke up, she already kind of was interested in this other guy, right. Right. Toby right. Okay, so. By completely over that by now. Oh totally totally. Huh. Okay, so so we go to the the wild B which is this new restaurant, right. Oh Jesus. And it's. No smoking it's totally vegetarian it's really hit gray, Larson plays there. But you know, it. You in there. No, no, no, no, no it's it's. This place. So Susan David, and I went there right. Oh okay. Huh. And we see Toby who's, Toby is just a sweetheart. I love him right. So Toby's there and he comes in and we invite him to sit with us and so he sits with us for a while and then he leaves and comes back and all of sudden. Huh. Anna and her new thing show up, Brian. My God. Okay, okay, so [laughter]. [laughter]. So she about drops. Her job because they had just had a conversation where you know, Toby says he's cool with her seeing you know, Brian because he likes Brian, but that seeing them together is very hard for them. So here he they come in together and they just had this conversation like the day before, huh. Oh my God. I think she huh. Okay, so anyway, so anyway, Toby goes off to greet, Brian while I am comes over to greet us. That's fine. Oh. oh for God's sake. What a mess? So so I go around this. She and she sits in between David and sue. So I kind of stand up and go around. . Give her a hug. And they're really tall schools. And stuff like that. And I just kinda stand there. There's, just something that says stay here and so I stay there and all of a sudden she she gets done talking to whatever you know, and she just puts her head on my shoulder and just stays there and then kinda looks and says it's is it okay if I do this I'm like, yeah, she said it's just I just need to do this. Huh. . Huh. I said I bet you do girl [laughter]. [laughter]. So there's, this weird thing. And I saw her that was like out of Friday and then she was at the next contra dance on no, it was Saturday. It might have been any fuck anyway. I saw her a little while later, right. [laughter]. She said you know, I just, I just have to thank you because I think that you were the only one that I would have been able to do that with. Bye bye. And that that would be able to give me that support. [laughter]. Just was there for me. I'm. Like okay, no problem, no big deal. [laughter]. So it's like this total. You are so fuck in stable now I can't even get ahead and believe it. I'm just like, Hey, you know you wanna you know. Hey, whatever girl whatever you're gonna be doing next. Whatever you want to whatever you need to do girl. You just go. Bye bye. You know. So the it was the funniest damn thing. Oh my God, I cannot really. So, it's like now, everything is like totally open between us. Oh. that's great. It's a wild thing. So the next like that at that same dance. We were talking and all of a sudden the music started. We kinda look at each other. I said, well, Shali, she said, yeah, I'm like. I think I think if she can hit rock bottom and you don't give a flying shit anymore. I don't [laughter]. And so why not. Oh yeah, really. So you know, that's that's pretty cool. Oh good. Yeah, yeah, and and sees. Wonderful she's. Just been great for me. She's been like. God. Thank God for her. Oh. I really really. I mean, I don't think I I don't think it it just it would have been a major major fucked up time for me. If she hasn't been around. Right. So sounds good. Everybody. . Else's kinda like, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, I know you, but I don't know you and with her. Right. I mean, I I know her and I feel so. Right. Connected and very you know, supported and and that's that's a good thing. Yeah, good good because all I know I don't know maybe you had different screens, but it can be hard in Bloomington I think. Oh. maybe I'm finding that out. I mean it can just if I can eat you alive. To talk about some clicks who Bob, Joe. Girlfriend lining it's crude. Oh. you know who I saw yesterday. Oh. You will not get en que. Oh. my God he's. So sweet, did you talk to him? Yeah, I did of course, I did. He he is a sweet boy. I saw he I thought he was some air boy. He must have gone home and gotten a nice, Pam he's. Huh. Got he's he's got he's. Got this little you know, a beard popping up. [laughter]. Oh. no. You know how the errors always kind of keep it just like almost like it's about a three day growth, but it's really you know, I I swore. Yeah. I thought he was Arabic and he says, Hey, and once I got a contact with him, I was like and , what are you doing here? Oh my God. [laughter]. He said what are you doing here. I said I gotta huh. He lives there. He lives there. Not anymore. He's illegal, Bob. He's. Oh. Got a job and he's, not studying I'm studying at Ivy tech now. Oh. yeah, yeah, but I mean, I know, he's illegal, but he's he's living there isn't. He like, yeah. Oh. in Bloomington, oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, he has it. He's got a legal job and everything is great. I know, he's got his brothers they're in school. Yeah, well he just he was dropping off papers to get an. I 20 for either a friend or a brother or something. Right. He's enabling, a 000000000000 things. Oh. I'm sure. He well, he's Ellen isn't. He huh. Exactly it's. Yeah, exactly. So how you feeling. Well, I tell you, I mean, I've got some of the greatest days of my life here. I mean, I I go to school in the morning and and the Sun is rising the sky is bank and the Mount huge mountains. Are white caps and I mean, there are moments of absolutely honest to God exhilaration here and, um, but I mean, there are times I just feel really really far away and I missed the hell out of people. . Yeah. I mean, really and there's just nothing they can take that place. You know, that's the only thing that plugs with me here really anymore. Yeah. You know, I mean the people are fine. Yeah. I'm getting along with the better. I can communicate better and I all of that that that posting it's past and that's fine. God. . But it just does not get any better. Okay. I mean, there's just I will never be able to relate here to anyone or in the United States. Yeah. Like I can with you or like I can you know, like I know my parents or you know that will never. Yes. Never be any better. I don't think. Yeah, well, but that's you know. Right. Yeah, I mean, that's life. You've got well, well, the good thing is that you've gotten at least to that 3rd stage of. I feel yes, I feel like I I've gone through stages without I mean, I I I feel like that now through hindsight. Yeah. Yeah, and that's a good place to be. But. Yeah. That's a very good place to be. I mean, you know that you can have some good days and some great days and accept both the great days and the EarthLink days. Yeah, I just. Yes, uh huh. Yes. [laughter], right. It is it is and I keep your letters and I read them and oh. God. Well, you you and me both baby. I. I got my little green going here. [laughter], huh. How does it all end up with? Judy and and . And all that. Do they have another person in the house or? Yeah, they had all they had some other. Um, student, the clearest. Tyra. What. They had a student of lyris come in his name is . . From China he's really sweet boy. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, and the girl she's back. She's still back there. She's, the the other Tiger. Oh God. That used to book the shit out of me. Yes, she's still there. Yeah, she's she's still there. I actually got her to clean. Now, you're kidding. Huh. No way, no it's true it's true. I said, listen, I I I talked to Judy. Huh. I said, listen, Judy. I don't know how to do this. I mean, I think it's just that she's not used to or she doesn't know. Do you have a suggestion of how I can bring it up? Wait, she just wasn't cleaning. The bathroom. Right. And it was nasty because she you know how to use oil and then the bathroom gets all nasty gross. And leaving us. Yes. Yes. Yeah, so I I mentioned it to, Judy and said you know what can you give me a suggestion on how to handle this and I said, cause I you know, I really wanna be the one to talk with her, but I don't wanna do it as a teacher coming across and, um, and she said, well, I'll, just go up. Right. So I what I did was I took Judy's idea and I said you know, I'm. I just want to see you know when you wanted to set up a schedule maybe for the rest of the year because I've already clean the bathroom and you know, before you came and and then in August and September and an October and this is the end of October and and you know, see what you want to do about maybe the rest of your maybe we could set up a schedule. [laughter]. She said, oh. no I'll. Do I'll. Do I'll. Do it. I said you know, we can you know maybe you can do you know this week and I know no I'll. Do I'll. Do I'll great fine. Thanks huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. So now she does it all. I guess so I don't know when she did it. That's . She did it. She did it for the last you know, until I got really grossed out after she left and had to clean everything she was gone. Oh. God, G. She's gone for a couple weeks before I was. Judy. Can just think of it all you know, it. Oh yeah. She can always just come up with the right word. She was good. She was good, huh. Well shoot. So that's just all done in October. Yeah, man yeah, man. Hey, uh, I I got a letter coming on, but I'm gonna go ahead and tell it to you in person. Oh. you go. I saw Cindy over the break. Oh. my God. [laughter]. You wanna hear the funniest down things. [laughter]. Yes. Okay, so things were fine things. Are really good we're talking. Wait when you're nervous. How did that happen? Oh God, I was so funny. Nervous. Oh my God, how did that happened? Well, I called her. Did you call? I yeah, I called, I said, listen I'm coming to North Carolina. You know, I I love to hook up with you. Maybe we can do lunch or something like that. And you know, just see each other or something. Oh my God. Okay, okay, so. So, okay, so I tell my parents that there's a possibility that I'm gonna see Cindy. So I might not be there till the 24th and my dad's like, oh okay. Oh. my God. That's. Fine. Oh. my God, you spent this this Christmas with your family. Okay. Yeah, I did my brother was there. Oh. 500 my God. Oh. God, it was good. It was good. It was both good. She says that's like the first time in 10 years isn't. And painful. But it was. It. At least and we're like we're like 15, but I mean, we saw each other for my grandmother's funeral you know, like four years ago, but that you know, that's not like a family reunion. Okay, go ahead. Oh yeah. [laughter]. No, not at all, huh. So huh, so anyway, uh. Bye. Yeah, so like, okay, so that was real good, the girlfriend came and the girlfriend was like the total bridge totally. But I bridge some areas to its real interesting. I I I'll go in to it's more specific detail on the letter when they get to. Did she have you mean like first site? What was that first impression? Of Cindy or of my brother. Yeah, I mean another no, the Cindy Cindy. Oh. it was great. It was like okay, so we went no, not at all. Does she look different? Not at all. Oh. my God. Not. I mean, not at all the same same Cindy same. [laughter]. Everything a little bit shorter higher. You know, but it was, um, a lot more gray, but not really anything different. Yeah, the older. No, not at all. So we needed the small in Asheville and and my parents are there and she's there. Wow. Huh. She didn't bring Penny in Penny. Stayed in the van. Your parents met also with her. No, no, no, no, no, they went off to the mon shopping and then Cindy and I went to the van. . I met Penny then we went out to lunch the just the three of us. On my card. Okay, so I'm sitting there. We're there for at least like we're there we're talking. [laughter]. We we talked for at least two and a half three hours, right. He says Christ. Okay, so at the end of about two and a half hours. [laughter]. We've talked we've we've exchanged pictures pictures Seese Seese pictures. [laughter]. Are the house? The yard. The cats. The house, the yard. Okay, sunset. Yes. My pictures are Moira Darlene, sue. [laughter]. This is dancing. This is people this is I mean, everything relationships and hers are all things. Right. Concrete object. Yeah, it was amazing. Okay, so that was the first thing that I thought was funny. Okay, so two and a half about 22 and half hours into the conversation. Cindy's telling me a story right. And she's telling me about how she. And Penny first got together. You not how, but like at just relating a specific incident when they were first getting together, huh. Right. And she said so. So when when Valley, I were first getting together, we. 00, I mean, Penny I'm, Penny. Oh. I'm, sorry. Oh Penny. Oh. I'm. Sorry. [laughter]. Huh. Oh my God, what did you do? I just kind of put my head down and put my hand up on my forehead kinda shielding. . My eyes because I didn't wanna look at either of them. Home by. I've got the biggest green on my face and I'm troubling Cindy's apologizing profusely. Huh. I look up out of about like a half. You know, half a minute later and and Penny has this, you know, I think jokingly hurt or jokingly. I don't know what face on it's jokingly mad jokingly hurt, but underneath those jokes. Right. I just this probably goes, I wonder how often she's done this and I wonder at what points and activities. She's done. [laughter]. This. Bye bye. [laughter]. Oh. my God. Huh. So I just laughed and I just, I you know, nobody else said anything and it was fine. What a day? And she said you know, I said listen, you know, I I would like to you know, think you know, I'd like to talk to about staying in touch and and things like that and I said, I know that our friendship will never be the same and I don't want it to be the same. It was not. [laughter]. I said, I said you know, when I think about you which I don't do very often in fact, I don't think I ever do except you know at certain times which I think I mean, I saw a look of shock on her face and I'm like you think I'm still thinking about your girlfriend. [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. Oh. you know, [laughter]. So it was just funny it was the funniest thing. Huh. And I just thought once I got that closure face to face and that connection face to face. I thought you know what I see the disdain in her face still. I see her eyes saying you know, I don't you know, I don't respect you and once I saw those eyes of of disrespect, I just thought I don't want this relationship. Yep. I don't need it. I don't. I don't need. Well you have come like 4000000 miles. Huh. Well, you know, when you got good friends. [laughter]. You get to realize the city ones who who think you know that you've always thought. . We're good friends. So. All right. So yeah, it's cool. Wow, you have just gotten some ship. Don. Hey, but you know, I have to tell you, I am very very very very proud of you. Because your last letter to me just showed great. Great great great great strides of being able to share your personal deep feelings. Millie. Yes, ma'am. You I mean, it was really good. [laughter]. That means a lot to me. Valerie really. Well, I I see I'm. Just I was just sitting there going. Yes, yes, good for her. Good for her she's feeling that's paid and she's sharing it. Oh shit. I don't remember what I said. But God. Well, you were just saying you were just saying how you you have really you know, great days and you have really terrible days where you just wanna go off where you do go off in the mountains and just try and how you really really deeply. Yeah. Miss people and things like that. And I just thought good for you. That you are sharing that with me because it's one thing for you to feel it. Yeah. It's another thing for you to actually write it down and tell me and I was just very proud of you and I just had to tell you that, but I see I also see great great strides in your issues too. My God. Thank you. Thank you. So. You know, I couldn't do it. That you pulled up my ass along [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, that's a good thing. We just keep. Oh. I grill. Oh. [laughter], excuse me, I don't know. You gotta called. I woke up with a shitty cough and it just keeps like. [laughter]. I. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I bet. Huh. You're just like totally overwhelmed with everything. Oh. girl. I know, it's. I just missed it because you can play with the words. [laughter]. So much and I mean that has such feeling what you just said such feeling to it. [laughter]. [laughter]. I could never express that in Spanish for my life. [laughter]. Give it time give it time girl [laughter]. Oh. God. Does this thing? Um, does this thing? Give you like five minutes warning. It gives you like a minute or something like that. Oh good. Yeah. . Yeah, so, Hey wild asparagus is covering to Cincinnati. Oh my God, let me just get a little more. What that is not fair? [laughter]. That is just not fair. I tell you if I don't dance, then I'm gonna die. Hi, bad. Well. I mean. You're doing times you're doing times traveling aren't. You. Um, when I go to Madrid, I cancel. So. Hey, girl you've been getting any. What. Good [laughter]. [laughter]. . [laughter]. Girl it's such a long story that I that's. Why I asked a time I don't even want in bark, but it is just like the most fuck. story? Huh. Okay, well that's when I first went to for that month. Huh huh. I've met. His mother, fucker and I swear to God, I would marry him. Huh. It's Kitty. No Valerie. You don't understand. I think for real the first time in my life. I was actually in love. 14. No Valerie. My God, if it really really fucked with me to the. I bet. Yeah, it flagged with me hard and so I think that was a little bit of my problem when I came to a serious to begin with. Huh. Oh. I paid. Okay, so, but I mean, I was so into it that I didn't know, I only know this from hindsight. You know, I can't figure things out on them. Oh right. So. Anyway, I went and visited. Um, a couple times anyway, this boyfriend knows. So much about 6. You're kidding. No, he does [laughter]. This is gonna be unreal to you, but I mean, I had never heard of it before, but do you know that the the woman can executive? Yeah, ma'am. The G's by voice fool. You didn't. . Girlfriend. No, but listen, I am talking to the. where I mean meters. I know, I've heard. It's true. 000, you're. Huh huh. Making me wet. Oh. girl, I wish to God you could I mean, now that the situation is. . So fucking sad. He has a girlfriend. Is it. Oh. No, no, but she's French she's America she's, American. You know, I've I've always been attracted to farmers he's always been attracted to American. Yeah. Oh. you did. Yeah, it's. So weird. So, so they they live together for two years and right now, she's she's back at home and she lives in Texas. Okay, she's from Texas and she, I know anyway, he's, 31 years old and. G okay. I think what happened was he just he's in that time of wanting to get married or Sheldon or so that he's not ready to just leave a relationship that has two years in it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know. But I mean they have really fierce problems because she's jealous of everything and blah, blah, but I mean, he's not any of that he's, not any of that we get along. Oh. So well, it's almost like we're too much like. Yeah. Anyway, he's, scared talking to us because he he's in love with both of us folks. Oh shoot. I know it's a hellish because she came for the Christmas vacation and, um, you know he said please do not you know, I wanna quit this relationship. . She told us he told her not even to come to Spain, but the what happened is she knows the whole family and he can't be disrespectful to the family. Right huh. I mean, the family thing is huge here. Oh yeah. God, I mean, it just has a huge influence and so, um, anyway, they're, gonna try to work it out and I mean, we can't be sure we haven't we don't have the time to get to know each other, but well enough, but anyway. Yeah, yeah. But you do have time to get some girl. Girl girl. Listen, listen. This what you gotta do is what you gotta do. Okay if it's anything besides the penis, you gotta take notes and tell me what to do [laughter]. Right, right. Oh. my God, no, he will not tell me. He will not tell me I'm like my I'm like my God, what the fuck are you doing. No. I have never, I mean, he changed, I my boxes changed. Everything has changed like those are different every no Valerie I'm telling you there is life beyond the. Really. You're kidding. Well, yeah, but you know. No, but it's to the. No, it is to the. Okay, yeah, the letters. It's usually important, but it is to the. where my body feels. Wow. I mean, he's not gonna change me. Wow. He changed me physically and mentally, but physically he did change me. It's. So looking weird I felt different differently. Wow. Afterwards. It's only been. Okay. He came up here to a story. Wow. I know I could not believe it. Yeah, I could not believe it because it's seven hours on the smoky S blah. Huh. You know, and so anyway, he came up and oh my God, we had tax for six hours straight. Yeah. Oh God you're kidding me. [laughter]. You're kidding me. No that's. The way it is though. I mean, I it seem like too. So you can actually say for six months eight hours. No I'm. [laughter]. Not kidding. You. And that would be literal. Oh my head. No, no, it is it is literally. Oh Geez. You do not understand. I'm. I I [laughter]. So red. And it's, not from embarrassment, huh. I. I've never I've. Never known anything like it in my life. Oh. girl. I am going to try to reach out details because I want to share them, but he said he said it took him a long time to to learn it and he, he hasn't, he has only had one other girlfriend besides this one girl. Oh. I mean, he oh God, I don't know he used to live in , which is the. Oh. yeah, I know, the donkeys. Yeah. Yeah, it's, right next to the 1. I'm in and I mean, he grew up and like lived on a farm and didn't have shoes and like I mean, he he grew up very very, very poor he's he's worked, his ass off. Yeah. Yeah. What's. I mean. The name. Augustine. I was a. St. , you know, and. I know he just he's a great great person. . I've really I've, never meeting. Anything quite like I mean. You gotta write me more girl. A. Girl, huh. I gotta live vicariously and I know I can't [laughter]. [laughter]. . Fred. I just want you someday to experience that. Oh baby honey. I would love to. I'm telling you I understand now how people constraint. Really. I mean, I never knew I never can know what it's all about. Oh huh. Girlfriend. Well, honey, you gotta you gotta try to do some more. . So you can like tell me what to do. Huh. Yeah, I'm I'm gonna try to check it out, but it's to the. where you just never never lived. Oh. I bet you can't even think about it. I try. I I I'm gonna try. I try. I actually tried to reach the details out of them, but. Tell them see tell them about me and tell them see I got this major problem here. Actually, you know what I did tell him and I showed him in because we were looking at pictures when he was up here and you know, I told him the whole story. Huh. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Is that okay? You want me to hang up. No. Okay, what do you want? Okay, I'll Press one I'll, Press 1. And then we can go ahead. Okay. Oh. Are you there? Yeah, I'm. There. Alright. What is this spot? Well, it's, um, it's a free recording that they're doing some research, a American endless to American endless to a foreign country. Huh. And so we have 30 minutes to talk free. Well. So I thought I would call you today. Because it's a mother's death day. Oh that's, right. Her birthday and so that's, the ideal time to talk to you. Huh. That's very nice. We paid tonight. We just finished night for a bit ago. Well, I I'm glad I didn't get you out of bed. This time. [laughter]. Talk. No, like I was just right here is sitting at the telephone that's. Why I answered? So fast. I know that was really fast because you have one minute to get your party, but if you don't get your party, you can hang up within that one minute and still get that later, but it has to be used by the 31st of January. Huh. Oh. Oh. So I thought, well, this is the ideal time. Good what's news from home. Well, I didn't hear anything. [laughter]. Oh. I I sent A I sent you a letter. A xeroxed, Jamie help me get it locked. Bye. You know, at the other house and I sent it. Which one was that. I sent it last week. So. Did you get the one about my new school? No see, that's. Why I was I was really interested in finding out what's happening with you? Take it. Oh. well, I got another, huh. So tell me. So tell me. So I got another new score. What. I got another new school. Yeah, what does that mean? Well, Mary, and I thought we it was Mary was gonna go and we went to set it up for her and it's a school that's just they're just trying to start. You in keeping. N T C. Yep. Yeah, and the guys said, uh. Um, you know, they don't they're getting all volunteers and all this and he asked what Mary could teach and then he said, can she teach English and he said no and then we went on and on the way home? 52. I said to Martin. I can teach that [laughter]. [laughter]. So the next day, I went back. Yeah. And I said you wanna a teacher and how you is so. Is this a score high school? Well, it's starting a secondary school, but it's, they don't have a score. Huh. So they have two classrooms from the nursery school that way then and they have nothing. Huh. Except kits. Is it a dialysis in school or what? Yeah, the the key. Is trying to start it. Oh. PC. Paris. So they have a, I wrote this in my letter. We have a talk board. We have shock and we have a teacher's book. And. And it's and it's an in a nursery school. So it is set up that way. K. Huh. And when we were working on our T books in the other room. Uh, we were at these little nursery cables. Gosh, [laughter]. And father came in and he saw as well the next day. He bought us a TiVo and some cheers huh. Well, that's nice [laughter]. So. So then we got tables and chairs to sit at. Do you have to Register the children yet? Well form to they did have a form one last year. . They they already have form 1. They started it last year. Yeah, so we have a form to that's. 5. What I'm teaching English? Huh. And right now, we're, trying to Register form once that's that's going on all throughout the whole country. Huh. So. No it's. So they they have form one and form to is this a girls and boys. It's. . Yeah, it's mixed it's, A D school it's A D school. Huh. Oh. that's, good. And it's behind the Paris it's behind the city. Morgue. Huh. And, uh in fact the name near Mira means as a Bureau ground that's, the name of the place. Huh. What's. And the road is this the lady was. The name of this what's. The name of the school, huh. I think it's our lady of victory, but they all go by him better. Oh. And so we drive as far as the parish Church then we parked there because you can't drive in. Huh. Then we walk to school, huh. How far is that from where you are? . Uh, it takes about 15 minutes to drive to the parish and then it takes me about 15 minutes to walk to school from the parish down to school. Huh. And I said in my letter, it probably takes about 20 minutes to walk back because I'm a little bit more tired coming back. . Oh yeah. So I teach I teach a double period on Monday. Bye . Tuesday and Wednesday. Huh. And then on Thursdays and Fridays. . I will have a a double period at the college. What do you teach there? C R E I'll. Have a period of C R E. What is that is that? You know a. . Christian religion education. Oh huh, bye. But the form ones have the, I first use at the college I've been out practice teaching. So I'll have another week yet before I start there. I was wondering when you were talking about getting a job at a at the college when they started you know, so there, yeah. Huh. Well, they're started already, but for practice teaching. So I haven't started. Oh. that so the teaching starts when. In February. I and I think they're output a either a week or two weeks then. Oh. then so you got a book. So, it's been good because I could get started at the other place. Yeah, so when did you start at our lady of victory? I I've been there for two a week or days. Oh. my gosh, so. I went next day. I started. Oh. my gosh, so you're you're, teaching form too, huh. Oh. Yeah. And the those are those are like the soft Morris, right. Yeah. Huh. How many do you have? Well, they're 20 in the class, right now. Huh. So I don't know what it's gonna I mean, it's just you know, they got a big time cable out of the boys, but what what. What I have to teach at this time? And that's when I get he says, oh. that's. Okay, the time cable is for the inspector. He said, but we teach when we come up. Oh. Because all of our teachers are almost all volunteers and they have different jobs and that cause. Oh. yeah. Cause well, nobody can it's. Nobody can afford anything there. Oh. because they're just starting is that it. Well, they're just starting and it's a very very poor place. Huh. So. The most the kids that are coming are kits that can't afford to put any school. Oh. So so so so you teach English right. And so that's, why they're there. Huh. With a with the chalk and talk board, right. [laughter]. Huh. But I did I went to and I got some of the some of the old books on there. Oh yeah huh. Yeah, I guess it was, um, Jean, got them in last week. Huh. Well, that helps if they have a book, huh. So I think. It doesn't if you have to do a reading comprehension, huh. [laughter]. It's pretty hard to do without a book. So are you teaching grammar or literature? Well, I did all grammar to start with because that I could do on the blackboard on the truck board. Yeah, yeah, the literature will come when you get enough books, huh. Yeah, yeah. Do you have a Christian? Do you have to follow that government to kill them? Oh. yeah, you have to because in the end of the time to Register the school. Oh huh, so who runs the school who runs the score. And that'll. Take something, huh. Uh, well, it's being put up by the parish, the parish priest who was changed. Huh. So he isn't there anymore, but they they have some very dedicated people who are trying to you know, put it put it across. Huh. Huh. So do you have? So it is. You're in a you're in a nursery school though building. Yeah, it's a. Are the nursery kids there? No, no, they move them there is a primary school. Oh. Near us and they moved the nurseries kids out. Huh. . I don't know where they moved them too, but when we got two classrooms. Huh. Two classes for how many kids? Well, from to and now they were registering for 1. So. Oh. oh. I see. So the form to. I don't know where we'll go at that time. We're sitting in that other class in right now. Oh. so so they just stay in that one room. All day, huh. Yeah. Well, where do you is there a place for you to be a during the day or? Well I see right now. We're in the classroom. That's gonna be form 1. So I don't know what we're doing form once come they're asking the Bishop to put a roof over one of the other buildings that they got. Huh. So we could go in there. Yeah, [laughter]. So huh. So who is the principal? Well, there's an acting yet, right now because the until they registered it's a young guy was just an acting head. Huh. It's. He paid or volunteer. I don't know, huh. [laughter]. Well, will you be paid or are you volunteering? Kind of Fred. Well, they said they would try if they can get enough to at least pay a patrol. You know, to come in to town everyday. Huh. And I don't, I don't know they can do anymore than that right now. Huh. So should I send you some money? 12th. [laughter]. Huh. Because see what is I wrote that in my letter there were two names. All the time. [laughter]. Christmas. They must have send money to you one from, um, Burlington. . And one from another place. It was on the, um, a Mandy, oh thing. And it's $34 and 14 cents number again. No, they didn't send it not from Burlington know unless they sent it right to man . Did you get the money instead? It. But it's a funny amount. That's. Why I thought it went through your bank and they took some off or something? No, I I didn't get anything from Burlington. And I can't think of the other not a name and one was from St. Mary . No. The parish. No. But to you funny him out. Yeah, it must been. That looks like a bank took something out. Well, sometimes the you know, individual send something to Mary, Catherine. You know, a check. Um, or rebate or something. You know, from their taxes. Well, it's too. Because if it went through because that's mine are the only one that's come like that from man Kido with those funny numbers. Oh no, not don't know. It looks like they sent $40. Huh. And something came off. That I don't know. So I don't I don't know. See some people now are sending tax refunds they're. Oh. no. Good some of them are already getting their tax refunds. Yeah. Did you get um, the notice of that James money and and Harry? Harry, money from Cato. Not from Jim. Oh no. Hurt. I didn't even get a card. Christmas card from Jim. Well, he sent me in. The only Christmas. I card was only Christmas card. I got was from soup. Well. And, um, Thomas came back because you said he has a new address that he moved. Yeah, yeah. So it just came back, but I can't believe that nobody sent me. Christmas card. Well, Jim and Mary sent me some money $00 and then I sent it to Macchio. Huh. Huh. When. And Harry, and Helen. Harry. Sent $50 for you. And 50 for me. And I sent the oh. to Macchio. Did you get? Yeah, was was that in what month. Well, so Christmas a. You sent it after Christmas. That was in January. Yeah, after Christmas. Yeah, we don't have that one yet. Oh. well, I sent the two together. So that would have been you'd get notice about Harry and Helen's and Jim and Mary. Yeah. Yeah, no, I didn't get that notice yet. Those. That one isn't still yet. Okay, well you'll probably get it next month then. Cause I sent it after Christmas. Yeah, yeah, that's that's become late. To. Oh yeah too many too. You can also tell a Milwaukee that our fax machine is working right now. Oh. well, that's. A good idea. Huh huh. Okay, and I'm. And we had our isn't doing so. Glad. Well. Well, I haven't really talked to her a except that. Um, but when I wrote to you know, she's she's taking some more chemo because. Yeah, see I don't have that letter that you wrote about her Simone. Oh. And evidently my last letter, didn't, it to you. I wrote one in the general. I wrote it to both. You and Jenny because by the time I see each everything took two of you. Oh. yeah, yeah, well the last letter I got was the one that you wanted. Xerox. Oh. That I got. Well, you might wanna oh X part of this one too. Because I but I don't know things change. So fast here. Yeah, well, yeah. Um, Luanne. Just got called by St. Louis once it to come home and the head of their development. Oh. can't. They find someone else, huh. Well, well, if you read the letter that they sent it really sounds she doesn't have much choice. Does she have to go? It sounds like it's. They want her to be the development director. Yeah. Oh man. Yeah. But they'll be hard on Jean. And we just. Huh. That'll be hard on on the girls that Connell. I know it, but. Yeah, it's gonna be terrible with just trying to do with that. Huh. And the past it's just came. We got to pass King's here for a month. Yeah, oh yeah. And Marie, Denise. Just arrived today to from from St. Louis, she's here in our house, right now. And what will she be doing? Well, go into language. Well, first and she really is the primary teacher. Huh. So huh. Oh. Oh. and this part about, um, a Luanne it's, not out yet. So don't don't say that. It yeah. Because that's not out yet. Uh, what is Mary doing. Mary Santa. Yeah. She goes with me to the school. Huh. The two of us are at that school. Is she teaching there? Yeah. Oh. well, that's nice. Yeah. And and Catherine is she studying. Jessen. See on Sierra leone it's S . Joyce. Oh. Joyce. Oh. Joyce. Huh. No, I was thinking. Joyce. Is teaching at and we have 1. See our own in here and one is in in a Anna. Yeah, I thought her name was Catherine. No. Yeah, there's a case in here. Yeah, and she's studying. She's. What. No she's teaching to in a different school. Oh. I see. I thought you were studying. No. Oh. well, that's. Good. Yeah. So how are things. Well [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, how many I wish that we got? [laughter]. We got 50 more minutes. Oh. you mean this. [laughter]. Huh. We got 15 more minutes. [laughter]. Yeah. Huh. Same as ever, huh. You know, it's. So hard. But yeah, yeah. Everybody adjusting. Yeah, well, that's part of the problem adjusting or not adjusting one of the 2. Yeah, hard huh. Oh yeah, that's hard. But we had, um, we had our id yesterday and I had everybody praying for you. Yeah, yeah. Oh good. I told him at that time. I told them you were looking for ministration [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, with all this, I I've. So you got your purse answered fast. Two weeks ahead of time. That's. Why I didn't? I didn't want to write anything because I never would know if it was gonna stay the same. Yeah, right huh. You know, it and now, I'm questioning again, huh. Well, this is really interesting. You. Yeah, [laughter]. Whether it will be the same, but that's it for now. That's, the latest that's. So this sounds it sounds really exciting though. Doesn't. It. Yeah, it is it's. Great it's it's. Um, you know, I think it's a place where we are to be. Yeah, right. And and the fact that the parishioners are are starting the school and. And a. Yeah in fact they made bricks and they have kind of a foundation for a new school. It's that. Yeah. Huh. That that's all set. Yeah, well, that's great that's. Just what you wanted at , right. Yeah, yeah, well. See that was part of my thing. I'm supposed to get training for a WiFi and I think this is the best. I get. Yeah, uh huh. To start a sea of school started. Huh. Yeah. And just for just for entertaining [laughter]. You know, the headboard at the school. Yes, yes. He's also, the night, watchman. Huh. Well, when you say you teach. I mean, that's, the kind of thing. That's going on you know. Yeah, well, that's probably typical, huh. Yeah, yeah, it's. When you say you have a double period? What time do you go on stuff? Well, we leave you at eight o'clock, huh. And then my it starts at 20-9. Huh. And then I have a double period. Huh. And then I can leave after them, but Mary stays on. Huh. So if you started 20 to nine when do you get finished. Well, it's 40 minutes and then I have a break. I I have the break in between my two classes. Huh. So that's 240 minute period with a break in between. Huh. . Huh. Well, that's good that's that's, a good start. You know, and then when do you, um, when will you teach at the college? Yeah. Well in about a week when they get in it was practiced. It. Will that be in the afternoon or what? That'll be on Thursdays and Fridays. Oh. on the other days, huh. Yeah. And now I'm having double that I'm. What. I don't know how I can do a double C R E period. Yeah, 880 minutes of it. That's gonna [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. I don't know how that. But I don't know that image you see. Huh. You're. [laughter]. And that's gonna be a whole different ball. Oh yeah, because they're older. And it's it's different. Yeah, yeah. No somebody's taking methods. And all that kind of stuff. Oh. yeah. So I have been going down with. Um, a Martin. Huh. Yeah, that'll demand a lot of preparation. Yeah, it's. Yeah, well, I'm trying to prepare. Yeah. I collected the, I collected they're a notebook from last term to find out. Oh huh. Everybody has something else in the book. Oh [laughter]. So you wonder what was being taught. [laughter]. Yeah. Well, that's pretty good, but that's kind of exciting to, I mean, both ministries are wonderful. Yeah, I think so too. That'll. Sure, keep you busy. [laughter]. Yeah, it really will. And then this place right. Oh. so you got three ministries. The two schools and at the at the in the community, right [laughter]. Yes. Yeah, yes, yeah. Should I ask you which one is the most difficult? [laughter]. Oh. you don't have to. Huh. See I I wanted to know. Do you have electricity there? Yeah. All day and night. Sometimes it goes out. But I mean, sometimes it goes out. We went out for a while. What do you have a generator? This afternoon, but. No, no, we have city a electricity here. Oh. and you have water. Um, yeah, we we catch it. And we have two big catches. We catch our own water. Huh. We don't have city water. We have our own work. Huh. We catch. Because when I was there, I I you know, I didn't notice that stuff and I was wondering, uh, because that's the one letter you said. Yeah. Well, the power I I'm doing this by candlelight and I thought maybe you just had power just a certain period like at . Yeah, the power went on. No, no, we we have city lights here. Oh. It goes out. You know, everyone lower that, but otherwise we have it. Oh. well. Oh. that's. Wonderful [laughter]. Oh. living it up. [laughter]. Living high. Yeah, [laughter]. For. When I? And do I how's your back? Well, it's getting better. Is it really? Sure instead of getting worse. It's getting better. See. So your proof they're helping, but there's there's, one thing. Is that wishful is that wishful thinking? I have to tell you though your jobs are getting better and mine are getting worse. I gotta call on Monday that said, um, from M A T V and Jim Mackey said that you're getting bumped from your job. Really. Yeah, yeah, from that you know, Monday and Wednesday night E E S L and I know that that can happen. Yes. Yeah. All right. Um, because they went on Union last year and if anybody is senior to you, you know in M A T system. Huh. Yeah, yeah. They can bump you and so I'm being bumped and he said the only thing is if we have more registrations for one class will split the class and then, um, then we need another teacher. Off. So I won't know I won't know till tomorrow night. Oh my. They had the, I mean, Tuesday Monday, they have, um, well they had registration ready, but Monday they have testing then after that they're gonna split the classes. 7. Huh. And if they have enough for me then I'll I'll, have that class if not, this other teacher will be taking my class? Huh. [laughter]. So, so things happen like you said they happened very quickly, [laughter]. Yes. So, uh Rita. Bye. Who who, uh, does the testing? I mean, she was shocked, but that's, the way things happen in the world and she she does the, um, she helps with the testing and the assigning. Yeah. She said I'll. Do whatever we can to, um, to shift things around. So that they have been talking about trying to get extra teacher. Anyhow. So, uh, we'll. See, what's gonna happen. So by Tuesday, I'll know, huh. Oh. maybe you have a little extra vacation in between. Oh. . Well, but that that was my. But that's, the job you like the best. That was my best ministry. I mean, that's, you know, serving poor and all that you know, and so,. Yeah. Yeah. I you know I can still work at D S H A a you know, during the day, but this one is more to my liking. That's. The life giving once more did job yet. Yeah, right yeah, what. To a job. Yes. Well, she called her back to the bank. The lady that she was subbing for. Is gonna stop permanently and uh, well, uh, so Danny is working until they find a permanent person. Huh. And see it's always a part time job it's, not a full time. So Danny will be. I I can't. I just can't believe this is going on. So long. Oh. I know, it's crazy. Hey, and how did shot how did Johnny . So I don't know what. Rome. Well, she came back. All excited. You know, like a. A you know, I they all did in at the Assembly. Yeah. You know, it was really nice. What they told about all the exciting experiences and stuff? How was Mary and Joyce? Oh yeah, you should just hope [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, I think the language is the biggest problem. The translators. Yeah. All the time you know that halted things, but that's a good experience because that's, what happened. That's that's. The world here too. Yeah, now I don't know if you got. You know, and it's a going to place where they're not understood with Lula education. Where. Them going somewhere where they are not understood. Oh yeah, yeah. Is a homeowner education till. Huh. Yeah and then. So now we are preparing to go for our. 6. Assembly. That's, right. Yeah, do you know that do you know that, man? But yours will all. Is coming here. The provincial. Yeah, that's. What I wanted to ask you when are they coming? Uh in February. Do you know when? Let me look. That's all. I got a calendar here somewhere. Um, I think the 21st 22nd. Okay, now I was gonna call them and see if they take something you know, from me to you now what what would you like. Huh. They told me that a spur of the moment. Like this it's hard to see. Okay, now how do you need. I would like some pictures of your place. Can I send you some film? Yeah, I'm gonna take some tomorrow. What. I'm gonna take some tomorrow. I got the camera ready to take tomorrow. You know what I really, but. See they could bring the form back. I develop it for you if you want. Yeah, no I'll. Get it. Developed before that. Okay. Um, you know what I really need now, but I it's kinda it's a decent. You know, I have one pair of walking shoes. Yeah. But that's a little hard to do. Well,. Do you know? Yeah, that be better skip that. Cause my, I think, they'll holdout. Do you need a jog joggers or or? That's. What I see? Yeah, you know, yeah. What. Size. I think it's nine and a half. Huh. Let me check I'll write your letter. And tell you. Yeah, because you know. But that's. So hard. Yeah, but see, joggers. You know. What kind do you have? Well, I got that kind of peer that I got while I was home. That Brown thing. No, wait 1. Huh. But they're. Good they're comfortable. But I'm just wondering if they're gonna last the. Yeah. Cause the road is is West and bed. Huh. But anyway. I put that on the back printer. Well, but the joggers are kind of general you know. Cause this. Yeah, yeah. Um, and if they don't fit you you can give them to somebody else. Yeah, it's. Yeah. But um, yeah, tell me what size though. Well I think it's nine and a half, but I'll check my other ones and then I'll. Let you know. Yeah, but you have to do that in a hurry. Yeah. Cause you know, because if they come 21st 22nd, I gotta buy and then send them to them. Yeah, so I don't have them on now. So a. So I can't tell you [laughter]. Yeah,. Do you need some film or batteries or? Huh. Huh. No, not not. I mean, I don't take any pictures. I, but I wanna I just put on them in because I wanna take down there tomorrow and I didn't wanna do it yet. Yeah. I didn't wanna go down the first week. Yeah, take some pictures of your community. And the grounds and stuff and the building. Yeah, I have that taken. And get another film and take it off your new school off. I think it. Yeah, well, that's. What I'm going to do tomorrow? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I had that already planned. Huh. See you know if you want, um, you know, well, of course, you'd, wanna see the pictures to we'll get two sets made right away one for yourself and then give them. Es . Well, I wanna see if. I wanna see if they turn out decent first. Oh. yeah, that's, right too. Yeah. Cause half the pictures that we took didn't turn off. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, so we'll. Or whatever. And you know when we were at the Assembly they'll, tell us when we gotta stop this. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, when we're at the Assembly they're talking about you know, that 5% money for the poor. Yeah. Yes. That tiling now. That's different than mother. Huh. Treats and all of that. Yes. You know, if you write up something they got they got a a big amount of money. This year to dispense. Oh. So and they're talking about a funding big projects rather than a lot of little ones you know, like paying for a new nutrition center they're gonna build 1. Huh. You know, down in Honduras and so if you would write up something about that school, maybe you would get something. Huh. Oh. Well the only thing is I don't want to come in there with money. Well. I know, but uh, you will. I have to find a way of doing it. I have to find a way of doing it. Yeah. Cause this coming in, but they're working and they're big building making their books and then I'll help. But I don't wanna I yes, I just want to find a way of doing it. Yeah, funded. Yeah. Well I. With a finance. A card for us. We're looking for a new car in this area. Well that would be something. Yeah. See they they don't know a lot of the needs and so at the Assembly, they. Yeah, the areas. Yeah, see area needs a new vehicle. That might be something and see you don't. Huh. Have to write a. They don't have a form. You know, like they did for for the other fund, but just write a letter to 'em to Laura Laura. Yeah, who do you write that too? Yes. And tell her that you know, you know, about the 5% and this is Anita and tell her, you know, and the sooner you would do that. . The better. Okay, so after a car here, but you know, I have real misgivings about coming up with a lot of money. And stuff and. Yeah, I I understand that. Well, you make the decision. I just want to tell you that. Yeah with the car and I do, yeah, I'm. I will I'm trying to. I will will get books and stuff with the school, but I'm going to do that very gradually and very I have to find a way of doing it that doesn't look like the great wait person coming in. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. Now I sent you a the British airways executive club membership card. I hope it gets to you now. Yeah, yeah, I have that. The car, the the the plastic card. Houston. The one month. No, no, I don't have that. Okay, but do you have the number? The on that paper that a letter that one you want sent me. It was like a postcard thing from them. Oh. Well, this first went out the 21st. I think I have the number. So you probably will get in a week or so I just I'm just telling you that because your mail seems to be not coming. Oh okay. Huh. No it's it's really been very bad. Well, do you think it's gonna go on to the other mailbox? No, no, no, no everybody's mail is bad. Oh. I mean a Christmas mail is just really funny. Oh. Yeah, that is funny. Nope. Yeah. That you that you haven't heard anything. Uh, well, yeah, yeah, well. 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I'm gonna look around, but they do not have anything that amounts to any kind of real soap here. They have a bunch of like perfume soap. Oh. okay. So they don't have anything that amounts to dial you know what I mean to really get to the. Okay. Yeah, I thought about putting stuff like that in, but I didn't. Okay. And, um, then the other thing is is that I'm going to tenor for an in February and tenor K it's an Island. Huh. I'm trying to read. Yeah. I know I heard about it. Go ahead. And it's. Um, it will be during the time that the Carnival is. Oh. yeah. And there is this there is this dress that that I got at the good at a goodwill from, um, Christy Christie's a garage sale. . Huh. And it has a whole bunch of colors in it and it looks like something from the sixties it's just it's really colorful. Okay. Have you seen it in my closet? I haven't been in there. Okay, it's really colorful and the then it doesn't have any sleeves and it's it looks strange really. Okay, is it like full? It. It'll. Have like picks and yellows and and like designs, I think it reminds me of the sixties, but I don't have a clue about 60. Okay, it's a straight dress. Didn't. You have me iron it or wash it or something. Yeah, maybe and then I have some gold shoes. Okay. Oh. dear [laughter]. Gold shoes. That that are like their their old. I mean, I got them from like some second hand joint too and they've got a square he'll. Okay. I think you've seen them. Okay. They they're. They have a heal on. Okay. And if you can send that, but if you can't, no problem because. Okay, okay, any other things like what about contact Lynn stuff is that available. And. Um, I I I haven't needed it yet because, but, but actually, if you could send saline. Okay. Okay. Which is just a, I have enough cleaning stuff. Yeah all the okay. Do they have any saline there? They do have it. I it's just like everything else just twice as much. Right. So it's, no big deal. Yeah, well the thing is, yeah, something like that is heavy and then the policy started. If you don't send it. Oh yeah, yeah, then don't worry about it. Yeah, yeah, okay, okay when you say price higher are you talking what. And. I'm talking. If everything is at least twice. At least twice as high. So if you go in to by address if what if you were going to buy a $30 dress. It would be 60. It's 70. $70. There are no shoes. Absolutely, no, then I say you can get shoes for around $35. Yeah, the what do the needy is due. I you got me. I have no idea. Well, do you see lots of barefooted people? Wandering around. I'll. Tell you, they they spend their money. They spend it all and and the older people completely sacrifice for the younger people. Yeah. I mean, it's really really it's really kind of sad. Oh gosh, I don't know that sounds like, oh. [laughter]. . Now we did send something. Uh, when did when did I send it. Jean of Thursday or Friday, one is an overland box and who knows I mean, sort of Mark on your calendar. I'd be curious to see when you get it. And. Um, what was it. What was in it? Oh. well, your jeans and things. Overland. Huh. I don't know what that means on a ship. It could take a long. Well, what I was told here is that. Well, it means not air mail you know, air mail would cost me $70 to send it. Oh my God. A you know, we checked on that before you left. Um, but what the lady here says is that everything flies over there to begin with it's, whatever they choose to do with it once it gets there and I can already tell that. I know I A. Are letters get to you slower than your letters. Get to us. Oh. By rule. Yeah, but anyway, and then we sent we sent you your Christmas present air manual. Huh. So maybe you'll get it. Oh my God, you bought me a Christmas present that was supposed to be my Christmas presents. Well, sort of. Well it's. Both it's both, but I but I just figured maybe you would get it sometime before you came home. [laughter]. Oh okay, I and I I have the box right here for you guys and, um, I I had other stuff in it, but but it was like food that was a vacuum packed. Yeah. Oh. Um, like just to show you exactly of the cheese and of the of the honey and stuff here. Huh. They probably wouldn't. Let you send it. No, they wouldn't. Yeah. Well, they said because it was asking back, they said you can take the chance, but they check randomly and if they check in this one, they then the box with all the other stuff you know, it will never. Huh. Probably won't ever get there. So, I'm just gonna try I'm going tomorrow to send to send the stuff. That's, not the food. Oh well, that's probably horribly expensive too. I haven't really asked yet. Yeah, and I got to thinking if they open your box and they see like a little baggy vitamin C God you'll, probably be in jail. Oh. God. I I didn't think of it until I. Surely they're. Not that I don't know. Well, they they're very very strict with food because apparently it it'll carry something that's it'll. It can wipe out whole crops in different countries. Yeah, well, I understand. And even when a when Susan and I drove out to California. They stopped us at the California border and confiscated are oranges and apples and huh. Oh. they did. I would've set right there at eight even [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. What are you going to attend a refund? I'm going on the February 8th and and then I'll probably be there like two weeks. Okay. Oh. what what's. That. It's Carmel. Oh listen down in Florida. And. A few years ago. I had some guy tell me about tenor leave as a possible retirement area. So huh. Yeah, there's a whole bunch of like the Germans and stuff. They go down there for a little bit. Yeah, look look. So. It over from that. Perspective to whatever extent you can. I mean, you know, not, but I plan to move over there, but it would be kind of fun to maybe spend the summer or winter or. Yeah, it's really it's. They it's not a tropical, huh. It by Africa. Oh. I thought was by Africa. It's a to the. I think it's I think, it's off Spain. Oh. It's in the Atlantic Ocean. Oh. okay. Okay, so now what is Carnival. Does that have to do with Easter or not? No it's, not. Um, it's, like what they have in Brazil. Where the the poor people dress up like the rich and the rich people? Oh yeah, well, are you going with? Yeah, my roommate because he will be done with the with the medical test right now. 6. Oh yeah, yeah. That he's starting for and he won't ever come back here. Oh. And so I'm gonna go down there just to to know what it is like. Where is that where he's from? And I'm gonna see. Yeah. Oh has your semester ended. Now or do they have semesters. No it's gonna end on the 20th, but I'm gonna leave one day earlier. Huh. Actually, it didn't the school for the 400 doesn't end till the 23rd. Oh gosh, that's. Interesting. I know. Yeah, and then you'll be through with that right. Yes, but I think that I'll just, Ah, I I will go to one of the classes and and add it. Yeah. Yeah, it helps you, huh. You know, I made a bit of them, huh. It helps you. Yeah. Alright, and then you mean will you take any credit. No, I found out that cost me. You know, I thought maybe I have it has cost me like a $00 because the school for foreigners. Yeah. Yes, I because I went and I registered the first day before I knew anything about the and it cost me a 000. Oh. Oh my . I know. You had. And there's. Nothing. I could do about it. Well. I know. American. Yes. And you you didn't know enough about the data to be able to to tell that. It was a lot more than a oh. [laughter]. Uh, no, I didn't. Oh. oh. well it's going to cost you. I didn't understand it. Carry. And going to support that or do we. So I mean, I'm just spending a terrier money. Yeah, are you having you're having enough rotation money? You know. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, now when you take off for two weeks. That'll be cool. Be going on right. No, they have Carol here too. Are they. Oh. I so everything just kind of stops. But it's just not not as. [laughter]. Um, yeah, but I'm gonna be gone a little bit longer than than what what it is, but yeah, everything stops it's like our Halloween only a lot more. Yeah, yeah. Bye. Oh wow. That means it's like, uh huh. So like Mark are sure like MARDI GRAS or something. That's. What it is? Yeah, that is that is , huh. Flight down fly. Yes. Oh. you would you need to plan that because of the heavy a use of airplanes. Huh, no, I I have this card now. It's, the European traveling card. Oh good good. And. You go by rail then could you. No, you have to cross the Ocean. No, I meant though down to the coast or down to. Oh yeah, I could. But that just takes more time you know, I mean, that's like days of traveling, but. Huh. Well, enjoy it through you know. But that's what I'm gonna do during the next two weeks for Christmas. Yeah, you guys got that sort of planned out. Yeah, and and the train is so much better than the because I just took the best the best almost kills me because people smoke, but they don't smoke Mara owes or anything like that. Oh good. Huh. Oh. They spoke the the tobacco from Russia, which is black black tobacco it. Go. Oh. and well. Absolutely kills me when I get off that thing after four and a half hours. Huh, bye. I'm dead. Oh yeah, how do they die young? They do die young and let me tell you. They look old quickly. Yeah, then are you gonna stay at your roommate's a family's house? Yep, yep. Yeah, great and now will he go to medical school there. If he gets in or. He's done with medical school he's 26. Oh. he's. Oh okay, he's. And and he's taking. Not just trying to get in then. Well. He write it and he has to, uh, get done with this test. Oh. If he passes it. Well, he will have a job guaranteed. oh oh. But it's just it's very very hard to pass this test and right now he is so stressed it's awful. And he's been working. All along it. Yes, yeah, but I mean, right now, it's like really really working. Sounds experience. Lee. Yeah. He sleeps about three hours a night. Um, and he he's not taking any classes now he just does nothing, but study for this test or. And he's taking three hours of classes. Yeah, what then what will happen with the roommate situation. It'll. Just be you. Well, no, I I'm moving because I'm not talking panic because you studies all the time and. Oh. Oh. have you moved you planning to move closer to the university? Yes, what it is it's it's. Uh, I found a place with a four other girls. It's gonna I mean, it's not gonna be quite a nice place, but it's a it's only five minutes from the campus and I will speak a lot more Spanish with them, huh. Huh. Spanish girls, Spanish girls. Yes. Yeah, so I guess at school you just kinda basically sit there and listen, yeah, are you thinking in Spanish? Yeah, yeah. Now. Yeah, it depends. If I if I'm in it a lot then I then I'm thinking it, but I mean, if I'm not in it. I immediately yeah, I'm in English. Huh. So it's again. Oh. I I because sometimes I perceive, especially when we first start talking that you're sort of struggling to speak English. Um, yeah, I am, but but that's only because I just spent the weekend with four people and I would the only know, Spanish. Oh. oh. where were you. This weekend. Is . Oh. my gosh, man. You really guess I guess maybe you did say you were going. I think I told you didn't tell you. Oh. I went and, um, and visited the people that I know from Madrid. Oh. And I I don't know, I I really encountered some really just good people. What were they? Thank God, you know, I mean. You're talking about the family with the three boys. Yeah, but not them friends that I met when I was there also. Oh. 00, American or. No, I mean, they're they're as Spanish as they come [laughter]. Great. Good oh. so you really do get to to speak with constitutes good people. Um, there you can just totally depend on them. What they say they're gonna do something that we're gonna do something if they say we're gonna need at this time? They're gonna be there and I mean they don't it's just they, I can depend on them and. Wow. Oh. is that a little unusual? Are you finding that that's? Not always the case. In the North it's, not unusual it's. I yeah. The people here. Great they're they're closed. It it. But they're. Good. Maybe it's the German, influence. Um, maybe huh. Been taking lots of photos with your trips and so. Yeah. Do you actually know your new address? I'm going to go there tonight to settle things. Oh. I know the Street, but I don't know the zip code. Yeah, that's. So, I'm, what I'm gonna do is is the only problem with this place. Okay. And it's a big one is that there's. To. No phone. But I figured that I figured it out. Oh. How to work that the thing is is we'll? Ah, it's gonna changes is the number for you. I wrote all this in the letter, but but, um, I'll. Okay, okay. Just tell you. I I'm gonna give you a new number and then I'll just go, they have these stores of phones where people use the phone because a lot of people. Don't have phone. Oh yeah, I read that in the in the book the trip. Yeah, and so I'll, do is it nine o'clock I'll. Go there instead of and I'm. Huh. So much closer to the old city to the city itself. Oh. I'm, not like off in the boondocks anymore in this place. So it it'll be like a two minute walk and I'll just go there at 9. Yeah. You know. Yeah, are these girls students or how you. Yeah, they're stupid. Yeah. And and they're they're studious and they're really. Yeah. I like them. Yeah, good good. So yeah, I think it'll. I think I know, it'll be better. Would there be any advantage in you're taking credit? No [laughter]. Yeah, I'm. Just curious. I mean, I couldn't pass attest to save my life. You couldn't write it. No. Yeah, well, even if you could would there be a an advantage or would you would you probably get some credit back here in America universities for auditing. I'm, not the problem is I'm. Not in an in an American university, right now. No, no, I know that, but I meant you know. Oh. maybe I mean. I I buy negotiation. You might get some hours. Maybe it it. Wouldn't be worth a fight though huh. You you mean here. Probably. Yeah, and I'm getting everything signed here and getting them to take it officially. Well, are you getting a evidence of water? You you should do that. Yeah. Well, get when you finish your classes have somebody signed little statement that you've successfully. Yeah, I will. Audited. Actually I've had to send all that to the rotary because they they had to handle have a lot of papers for the next. Yeah. Thanks for the next check. The running copies of those. So you'll have them. Yeah. Okay, and don't don't don't throw away. Yeah. Resource is you might use later. And what's going on with Greg in Susan. Oh. well, we haven't you know, Friday was Susan birthday. But we haven't we never have. She must be able to call her by phone. She was helping somebody make a film and then and also this, Greg Harrison has come back in town as far as we know. Yeah. Into town. Does that mean back into California? In Hollywood. Oh. he's been gone. All this time. Ever since she. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. Oh. Greg is back in Chicago. He's. You know, taking gigs and making a little money and also a he's about to buy a computer that he could write do his tape. So. Oh good. He isn't wanting to move that into that direction. Yeah, yeah, and I think well, I think he's just now finally getting enough information about what to get and I probably just now feeling like maybe something we produce would be worth where it's worth doing it on. Yeah, nothing's been heard about the two standards that are over there. No, no, and I forgot you know, we did we have talked to him since he went back and I I he was only here a week or week. Okay. And a half. So he shouldn't have missed them or anything. Yeah. But I got to ask him. I doubt that he heard from him. We haven't heard from guy in in months. Huh. Oh wait a minute. Did I get a letter from him today? Oh. yes, and and it went ahead and and I forgot that. Oh. yeah, I guess I did hear from guy and today I. Did you talk about it? Didn't. I didn't read it because I had some other messages. And, uh, and now I just remembered. Huh. I guess, Greg is pretty much decided he's gonna just stay at the pole and and uh, you know finally now that he's had the back seat to this 40 year old piano player of the guys move. It on. So they said Greg, could be their main man [laughter]. Oh my gosh, that is just wonderful. Huh. I think he's comfortable you know, sort of like you'd slipped Indianapolis you'll like liked it and I think he likes it and there really isn't any great reason for him to to move on. Right. And he'll probably continue on for a master's, but. If he's the main man. There he's gonna do. Well. I think so I yeah, and. Do you think he should move on ma'am? No, not really the only other way you would move on. Yeah. Would be to go out to California right now. And I think that's a little scary too. I think he needs a couple more years. Yeah, well, and one of his teachers has told him that do you think he would've gone for a master's. Yeah, I mean, he's, if he's gonna be there for two years. You might as well get the the paper. Well, I think he's A I think, that's his reasoning and meanwhile, he wants to turn out a professional tape. Yeah. Uh, which or for. He feels at home there. Now and and you that's good you know. Yeah, and also I think it's positive that he have. A experiences that he looks back on positively kind of critical. Right. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, it's kinda it's it's fun to challenge yourself. But you don't wanna be in a constant state a challenge as you probably are for this year. [laughter]. Yeah, there's times. I tell you that that I I understand what it is to Miss people now. Oh. really good. Do you Miss us, huh? I mean, I used to Miss people before but but it wasn't like so far that there was nothing anybody could ever do. Yeah. Well, you. Right, right. And so you get to dreaming, huh. I don't dream, but it is definitely a different feeling you know, I mean, I always knew that if if I needed to, I could hop in . Oh. Huh. Oh. I I could always, I can remember back. Sometimes when I be away for a long time and I dream of sunsets over the over the old home, huh. Oh yeah. Yeah, well anyway, when you get if it gets too too bad. Do I get on a damned airplane and come home for a little while or you know? And do your thing now I would I'm not I'm serious about that. Because I know that's feelings and and if the stress gets up too high. Why enjoyment seems to fade away? [laughter]. Yeah, I mean, there's, beautiful things about this place. And and. I mean, you can go to the market and buy a maze ng food [laughter]. You'll be missing Spain. But you know. Yeah, I know, it's really kind of terrible. What's what's? That. Because you're in between those two places, those places [laughter]. Huh. I'll tell you something else though that that may work with you after about six months you may become amazingly adapted. Well, see, that's. It just clicks in at some. I I felt I felt I felt that already a little bit. Okay. I mean, not completely, but a little bit and that's. Yeah. What I'm saying this is a little bit? Not not a little unsettling. Huh because. Well you. Go on you may have to go on an Apple music policies just so you can go jumping from one to another. Yeah. Oh. really that's. What it opens up? But I mean, when there's such great things in all the places you go to you know, I mean, but, but you don't really belong anywhere except one place. Huh. [laughter], but when you start to belong one into into the other places then it's scary. Yeah, yeah. Well the interesting thing is in recent years. Walter has has I mean, you're I'm. I don't know where your dad gets the same image or not, but I always felt like he sort of seem to belong everywhere, but now he himself. Perceives that he doesn't really really feel like he belongs to all these other places where he can survive. You know, he sort of feels like he's in American. Right. I I'm I'm completely American. I really do believe that. And I know that as I get older I'm gonna want to be in the United States. You know, huh. Yeah, of course, it's comfortable, huh. It's home [laughter]. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I saw a Missy and her mother at them. All I just got to say. Hi, to them sounds like, huh, like she's still managing the store and O N McLaughlin is getting married. Oh. what's. She doing is she married yet. I'm, like. Oh. I figured to the same short guy. I I yeah, Matt. Somebody or, uh, yeah, short in August and short, huh. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, that's, where it says Meyers, Betty. I mean, he's he's, her height. Well. I think an could probably find just about any anything. She ever wanted. She said very charming. Yeah, she's a really really good person. Yeah, that's about the only. Good gossip. We have that. Oh. that's pretty good though. I think if yeah, [laughter], uh, August the 24th and she was here for eight weeks. When is it? Oh my goodness. This summer. It's kind of a shame that you you know, never tried to call her. You might not have. She was. And and what she is. She like in in the some medical school now, right. Right right. And she has what three more years or something. I don't know this would be her second year. She's at Dartmouth work and he is he works for some major company. Who's name, I've already forgotten and he just keeps trying to get you know, assigned a little closer to where to where she is? So. Wow, so they really don't even they haven't really don't. Well, they are now. Even know each other [laughter]. They're. Now, they're, you know, couple two or three hours away from each other and I guess they have been you know how she seems to be able to do everything at one time. I have no idea he some kind of engineer. I don't really know they went to Purdue together. Oh my goodness. Yeah, so, uh, now do you have to do things like give your current landlord notice and stuff. Yes, I do. I have to talk to her today. Yeah, you didn't sign a lease as far as you know. No, I'm. What I well, actually what happened was I was supposed to move this month, but I just, I didn't have I mean, it's already the middle of a month? Now and I just didn't have time and I'm leaving in seven or eight more days again. Yeah. Yeah. Right do you have. I mean, will you have a room at this other place or is it gonna be more of a? Oh. no, I have a room. Double [laughter]. Yeah. It's actually. Um, actually, it's a better bet, and [laughter]. Oh good it's. Have you got sheets and all that stuff to somebody left for? No, but I use them from here. I don't know how all that's gonna work. Oh yeah. I everything was here. Actually all the apartment here are completely furnished furnish with up to the tower. Oh. wow. Oh. wow, great. [laughter]. I know it has everything and all the apartments. I wonder why really even for regular people regular Spanish. Do yeah. Yeah. People. This is regular. This is totally this price. Yeah, yeah, how how did you need these girls was that the phone call that or you need in school. Well, no, my the girl that I'm gonna go to Portugal with she was looking for a place because she has to move out of the place. Huh. She's in and so and she told me about it and I said, well, you know, I'll, look sometime next message because I've always had the intention of moving at, but after like after Sergio, the guy look looking for the apartment moved, I mean working for the medical exam moved, but but really he's only gonna be here one more month and at this. he's studying constantly. Oh. Yeah. Oh. Yeah. So I just prefer to have more contact with people. Sure. Yeah. So you'd just be taking a the place of the girl of your friend. No, oh I'm. I forgot to finish the story. She just told me about it because she had looked at it, but it wasn't for what she needed because she needs something. Oh. Huh, are you will you have access to your your piano or do you are you playing still? No, I I don't have access to 1. Oh. would it be when you moved or you have to look around and? Oh. no, no I'm. Moving to a worst place a better location. And a better situation, but a worse place. What do you mean? Well worth in the sense of. I mean, it's not nice it's, not big it's, not it's more. What you think of the place? I live right now. Is like a Palace. I mean, it's like a house. Well, well, it's. Not a what about a safety on the streets. Oh. it's fine. The neighborhoods are okay. Yeah. And you don't know whether it be piano in that neighborhood. Actually, if you knows around you might find one if you were looking. Huh. I don't think so they don't have panels here really. Yeah. I mean, unless you're do you have a big house and. It's it's a luxury here. Yeah, so the piano the music store situation. It's, did or didn't Pan out. That it can work. Yes. I mean, but you have to, I I have to it takes more like three or three hours to get one hour because you have to walk there, you have to make the reservation you have to. . Oh. Oh. yeah. Um, at times there's you can't get in and then you. Huh. Well, go we don't you worry a little bit about losing your technique and so on. Yeah, it's it's, not that great of a situation for that for all that. But. It's probably it might have to bed you didn't take that little along with you. You probably have converted. It and use the electricity there. . Not the same text forward technique though. No it's completely different. Yeah. But I don't know. I don't know exactly what to do about that. Huh, there. So the the university itself, it truly doesn't have any like I mean, there's, nobody there is a piano major. Apparently huh. No, it's. Yeah. Where I read the book and? Yeah, so even their music school. Yeah. Well, what about your music. How about you said you were doing some study of music? Have you been trying to do that or? Yeah, I'm I'm learning the the instruments that are needed to hear. And I'm a. You're some for example. Yeah, uh huh. Oh. you are. And I I've grown out the the the fingernails on the right hand. And cut them off. Well, you know, my usual on the left hand and next next semester. Yep, sure. I. I'm gonna take lessons and one the . Hey, that's, great. Are you. And also flamingo dancing. Yeah, that's not here. [laughter]. Yeah, do they have dancing there? They have dancing, but it's a hotel it's it's a. Well, you're learning. Not right now. You're you're too. Good at that sort of stuff to. But I can't dance within the group because I'm like seriously, I'm, three heads taller than the people. Huh. [laughter]. Do you feel [laughter], huh? And it ruins the group. Do you feel like completely out of place? Most of the time looks wise or do you just kinda forget it. No. Um, I'm completely totally over it. [laughter]. [laughter]. I I don't. I don't feel out of place anymore. And and, um, I I've learned enough. Spanish. Now that if I'm not treated well, I tell them [laughter]. Oh. huh huh huh. But there are tall people up here. . It's, not like if I go to the South my friend there the one from, um, that I met in Madrid, there's, another rotary girl. Huh. She is like a bigger bone than I am. Oh faster. And probably 11 inch taller than I am and she went to the South [laughter]. Oh my. Oh. so there huh. She went to the South and she's blonde. Oh gosh, and they're. All short and fat. They're. All short and dark. Are they are they light up where you are some of them have. Yeah, oh my God, they all have light skin. Oh. All of them. Well, I mean, they're. More. Like a the guy we met Francisco. Yeah, they're. All exactly like him. Yeah, I'll. Tell you where you. Yeah, there they are they're. Were. Beautiful people. I'll. Tell you where I've seen tall people and that's your these people with error. Influence. Those guys, can be. Oh yeah, oh. yeah, and then they you've got the Africans here too, but not very much. Oh. I mean, they only have it's really really not. See here about about color. Oh. Yeah, don't. You yeah, why don't you think that all these people that think? We're. So awful should go over and see what it's really like. Oh. yes, I do because everybody hates everybody here even even in between the provinces of Spain, but anyway, you got the Africans that sell stuff in the. Yeah. 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And we finally found out, but I should have been registered and given a pin number, but anyway, the girl registered me and give me a pin number. So I finally got through. Huh. I thought about calling Friday, but I didn't get a chance to. Yeah. See I took Friday off, but my car had a slow leak. So I had to go up get the tire fixed. 00, tireless. Yeah, oh. you got his dear. Yeah. This weekend. City . Yes, so he's done. What do you get? Yeah. What do you get Roy? A yearling. Hey. Yeah, he have you ever watched that a legend of the fall. Huh. Yeah. That's pretty good wasn't. It's pretty good till the end. It. I didn't. Yeah. I didn't even resting that grizzly at the end. That's kind of but up until that. I was an excellent move. That was a wonderful movie. Yeah, that part looked pretty fake. Yeah. I mean, because I here's this great movie and then they cop out on the end with him Ruffin. This stupid grizzly. I mean, I was like I was kind of disappointed with the . Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that was that was I didn't like that part of it. There. Looks to me, but I. Yeah, but but up until the end I mean, it was great. That was a really good movie. So what are you guys gonna do for Thanksgiving? I got two people coming over. I got a smoke Turkey 11 pounds. So I'm cooking, Han couple fives. Oh. And again. Sounds good. You guys. We're. Gonna go over to a coal raise mom's gonna put on the dinner. And we're gonna go over there. Oh nice is that where Grandma's living now. Yes, so yeah, we're gonna go and any in hell. That's, good. Amy wasn't gonna go, but she changed her mind and then Carrie Ann Bruce are coming. So that'll be nice. Huh. Yeah. Yeah, and my friend maladies gonna go. Hello, Greg. Yeah, oh yeah Ronnie. [laughter]. And I my friend Ronnie. K. Maybe the young one that's only like 30 to her and I went up to visit with mom and stuff and Ray comes Dorothy's T felt. Yeah. 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Yeah, well we went up to Pierce and that was bad news for me because it's cold. Now and I'm just like. Like Ravan us like give me food. Yeah, I know. Give me food you know. I know, it's your body saying it's gotta stored fat for the winter, but I never burn it when I do that. They didn't have any snow on the ground, but boy, it was it was cold. It's cold here. It was frosty, but but it looks like 44 degrees. Yeah. So that. Yeah, but it's just that it's just that clear cold that's. The way it is been here. It's just been cold. Real Christy. Yeah, that's. It. Yeah. Yeah, the sky terrace gone. Well, I moved up here for snow. No snow yet. Thank you, I said, well, just wait it'll come. It's. The way. You'll have your share. Well, where I got one year to go. And we're gonna try for Germany if Germany, doesn't happen, we're gonna try for Beale, possibly Alice Peterson, which is in Colorado. . Who Colorado would be neat? McCord, which is Washington. Oh. that would be neat. And then if none of those plan out we're gonna have like right pad. Ohio because it's a nice base. Oh. that'd be cool. Yeah, so we may go over to the other stuff. Oh Colorado, you love it. You like to ski. Yeah, right path pretty nice too, man. I got 90 agers a hunting land on it right on the Bay. Where where's that at? It's in Ohio. So that's what it went through. Oh. that would be neat I've, never been there. Yeah, but I'll be below Merck sister. So, she'd be able to go visit her a lot, huh. Yeah, yeah, she can go visit them quite often. Well, that would be cool. But we're gonna try for all the you know, that'll be like the six choice will go down. Well, probably a 4th. Yeah, yeah. I should I should get Germany though, but either way, we'll be coming home. Well, I watched that movie only. For the. You last night and they were over in Italy and that was looking really exciting to me. Yeah. It's gonna October. Okay, Roy that's. Where I'm going next? Yeah, that's. It I guess what movie we watched tonight. Bye. And it does look like the place we were at. Huh. What Rob Roy? Yeah, we watched it tonight. Did you think he was done or was that just my perception? I don't know he he could have saved a whole lot of freedom problems. [laughter]. If he just called that guy a what you might call it, but then again. Or well if he just went over to that higher. Lord and said someone so wants me to call you this and now, he's after me because I won't. Yeah, they're there you should have done that he did that. He should have done that because the trust that that first Lord that guy was was to back step and he might have called the guy a mega, whatever a Vita bot or whatever the heck is supposed to call him like I might have. But yeah, I. But. Jackpot Jacobite. Yeah, yeah, Jacobite then I gotta turnaround. And got him anyway and he would have nobody turned to. So I understand why they didn't. But yeah. Do that. He should have went over the first floor instead of me getting his wife raped and his friends murdered in his house burned down. Oh. I'm pretty item stupid, huh. Yeah, you should have went over there to talk to him. Well, at least after he got his damn house and his wife he could have saved his friends by gosh, he went over there and talked to him. Yeah, you know when he saw the things were going down. I mean, like don't worry about it. They're fight isn't with you. Loney. With their dog either like what happening. [laughter]. I know I was really sad. So, but you know what his grave it. . Didn't show another baby. So that baby must not that must have been something road into the movie. Yeah, because what, well, I don't know I don't remember there's, two sons right. Yeah, they had two sons and they didn't show any other baby. Yeah, so that's weird. So. So unless since it wasn't his error, but I still should have been buried around her some place. That's. My 3rd. Well, maybe who knows. What happened to it? Maybe it got kicked out or whatever he has another movie there. Yeah, I don't know what happened to it. Maybe it maybe it was all the stress and everything. She did. She didn't have it. Maybe she miscarried or something. Yeah, it could have been. So. Well when he he was talking that smack to him and his new who. Oh. yeah. Oh. you when he jumped over and get him and then back. I was like, yeah. All right. I would've done something me and I was like rule have terrible. Yeah, that that guy was now stuff. He should played being a dupe it's. Good though, didn't. He that little short ship. Yeah, he did. That he acted like I was wondering about him and he he, I was wondering about him in real life because he certainly asked apart. It looks like it cleared. K. Prancing around there. The first time that guy got real mad at him because he's prancing around bound to everybody. Yeah. And he just wanted to deal. Yeah, that's. It. Well, I think Rob Roy was acting really well. So. I don't know he got cut up pretty bad, but I think he knew he couldn't be him unless he acted really a got the guy over confident. Yeah, so. Cause he's showing his ribs hurt and everything. Well, and he was hurting pretty darn bad. Let's. See the ship not huh huh. You know, I think it could be. So okay, I guess. Huh. Who's still surviving? . Guess, who's still surviving. Grandma Fred. Well, I hope so. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, she's still hanging on she can't breed we're gonna take change her name to offer and puffer, but. Stupid bird. She, yeah, she flies a little way and it's like you can see clear down her throat because she can't she's gasping for air, but she's. What tells wrong with her? She had a loan . Oh. she had a lung disease. I think she's got to SIS or something. . com. You should change your name to Doc off today. Yeah, right yeah, we we've got A I've. Got her on medicine, but I think I think this is the last of it. She seems to be, I don't think, she's ever gonna get. Recovery. Well, but she. Well, I gotta thank you for the Atlanta Kane name because that is for it's a hearing her up quick. Oh good. Yeah, where I put some baby oil after she gets out of a Bath and. Yeah, that'll help a lot. [laughter]. It's best show in the wintertime because it's. So dry that that dry heat from the furnace will just dry your skin like crazy. Yeah. That's. It I'm. I gotta, I gotta come back, huh. They're driving me crazy. Sometimes over here. I took my vacuum cleaner and I told them I go look. Okay. I need a plastic part to hold the bag. Okay, because okay, well we sell this brand over here. Let's. See. Hopefully we can get it or one similar. I go great. So I go when can I pick it up and she said, well, you can pick it up tomorrow morning or maybe this afternoon. So she writes urgent on the ticket. Doesn't. Give me a receipt for the ticket or nothing. I thought it was a bit strange. So, it's gonna have a card at least and she goes, yeah, so the next morning because I'm gonna pick it up around, you know, noon next morning early in the morning. If it gets a call that the guy needs the hose, right. That's. What maybe I send out the plastic right? [laughter]. So I bring the holes and the guy goes. at this because it's got that. You know, that motorized front in on it because I needed this bit here. Huh huh. This cord, right here, get electronic fits right. And I go what the hell you need that for and he goes, well, we gotta test the electronics like man there's, nothing wrong with that. . Vacuum cleaning. [laughter]. I need the plastic bit to hold the doggone bag on because you're kidding. I gonna, yeah, I'm kidding. No I'm. Not kidding. I need that values in every possible piece. It can be and trying to fix it. Wouldn't. You test wouldn't. [laughter]. You think to test it. You know, maybe fuses blowing you're gonna tear it. All apart. I said you see that woman in the car over there and he goes, yeah, I go I'm. Not gonna tell you tell her, you took apart her perfectly good back and cleaner whenever the plastic bag attachment. . [laughter]. I was looking for because I'm really upset. . I go you're upset I'm upset. [laughter]. But and he goes, well, it'll be a free cleaning and no charge. I go, well, I would think not. [laughter]. Got so did you get it back. Yeah, but I was like, Dang because it's all cleaned up. It works. Great. I go ahead always did it without no plastic part. [laughter]. Thank you very much. Stupid [laughter]. I was like I can't believe this and you guys goes, I can't believe this, I go, you can't. . That was so sweet woman. She said to me last time. Did you hear him? Huh. I asked him if he was the smartest kid in class and he goes, yes, and I said, do you have a favorite friend in your class and he yes, and I said, well, who is that and he said my teacher that was so sweet? Oh yeah, sure. Yeah, this principal. I've got. I haven't had any problems out there on the playground, but she's I guess, trying to figure out ways to reward the 6th. Graders or something. So she brings these kids out on the playground and tells me so if these kids are gonna be out here helping and if they see kids they're having problems, they're gonna help themselves. They're complex and let me go. Well, I could use a couple referees. Well, the kids she calls out. They're the ones I couldn't wait getting 4th grade get off my playground in the first place. Huh. Oh no. So I thought, well, you know, maybe they matured. So one of my little second. Graders comes running up the Hill feels those big kids are not playing fair and they're playing hurting us when I go down there and I go, you guys can't play with my little kids. Let me go. Well, Mrs Johnson said we could. And I said, well, you're, not playing with them, you go to your upper playground if you wanna play you're supposed to be helping if they have problems. Huh. I said you can I said you can be referees or you go up to your other playground. My creating problem. I wish you quit this yet. Oh. that. She sent three of them out there to help me because they they dug up the ground behind the building. So they could pave it and she didn't want the kids playing in the mud. Yeah. Well, the two few rocks at each other and the other one found this long piece of of a whole plastic or whatever. Yeah, five plastic price. Well, it's not plastic, but I don't know what I mean anyway, it's it's. Like tired kind of stuff. You know that black stuff. Oh yeah, rubber stuff. Yeah. Yeah, me it was flying around like a web. I said you guys just go to Europe plug [laughter]. Mrs Johnson said for us to stay down here and I said, well, I'm telling you to go out get out of her. . So she comes out, he didn't want those kids to help you and I told her, what they were doing and she said, oh. I can see why you couldn't. [laughter]. Help. I'm kind of like if the name broke don't fix that. You're going down. So I haven't had any problems with them, but I she's probably wanting to give them a chance to make extra points or something or she's, new and she's probably that conflict in management thing. It's a good deal. But you kind of you check out the kids. Huh. You send out their first you don't send the ones to part of the problem. Yeah, no kidding how's. The weather there. A real nice and Sunshine. I'm, Chris. Yeah down there in loop and it's not bad. It was like 60 degrees. So we're going to bad. Oh. that's, good that's. It's cold and cold and. Good. With my. [laughter]. Yeah, which is up there in peers, but I enjoyed it and I just I've cleaned. Huh. Yeah, wrong huh huh. Oh. I cleaned up everything yesterday and we took turned off the refrigerators and took all the food out and they had a bizarre up there. So that was, yeah, I can figure out what the heck was going on at community center. Oh okay. I think everybody live in Pierce went to it. Cause I. They were parted in selling stuff. Cause the parking lots just filled and all day. Long people going in and out going in and out and I saw what the heck. So I took Alice and I went over the mail to take some stuff back that Roy brought up from B M C. Yeah. And then we stopped at the store and I said, well, Alice it's, a bizarre. She lives there all week. Didn't. You know, but. [laughter]. Oh God. He got a you know, Ronnie. Remember haunted. Yeah. He got a nice for . Oh. well good for him. Usually book. Yeah, he was pretty happy about that. He said choosing won't. Go away. We are on it's always like that I've seen many away that I wanted. Yeah, that's. What this woman? I work with her Royal di because he's heard the story. Yeah. So many times, but in the last week, but her dad went to town. He lives in Cucchi and he saw there's a nice big dollar standing up by the road. Yeah. He just said he's out while I got too many things to get in town. I don't have time. So I went to town. He comes driving back dollar still standing out there. So he took that for a sign went home. Got his gun came back dollar still standing there. [laughter]. He shot him and within just a few yards of his pickup said will be just hunting thing. Bay gone. He's ever done. His life [laughter]. [laughter]. But then after he's driving up to pickup the notice this dial standing around. He said he thinks the dollar thought maybe get the. Would get lucky and that's. Why he wasn't moving? [laughter]. Yeah. He didn't get very lucky. That day. Well now he got lucky here. I got dollar on this booking. So. Hold off and shot my bow up the other day. I wanna see how far it go on my back of my range. Is the arch is the target range for the fees? [laughter]. I shot at arrowhead it's a good thing. [laughter]. They were shooting by gosh, me take off. I go Holy cow. I think it go up or what about figuring almost 200 is it stuck up the top of their market. [laughter]. I had to go get one of them and say, oh. wow, you guys open up your S B gate. May go for what I because I got an arrow in there. You got an arrow in there. I go, yeah, I don't reckon I'll be shooting that far any you're . [laughter]. And generally we drove up to Scotland. We thought we had an air force space up there. Yeah, we do. Well, that was Royal Airport. Space. No there's one up there. That's. Well, it's it's. Just a comp site communication site, but there is one up there. I found out. Who coverage just gotta touch down? American. Are gonna stay in building where you and I could have it was that Ezzell or whatever. Oh. Member we're, supposed to get gas and . Yeah. If you got gas and . We could spend the night. Yeah, oh. well, we did. I got building there, but. Okay, we probably got pretty good deal anyway. And we were right there at lock, huh. Yeah, I think maybe that Lake. We saw was his at first. Yeah. I mean, they filled in several places because member their rooms and looked just like that house. Did. Yeah, it did the rooms. Did. Yeah, the rooms that were back in there were just like what his house was. When they came to yours? I know you'll have to take it now that you've seen the movie. So. You have to take a drive back up there in a little bit more and go into that house that gift house and probably give you more information. 6. Yeah, it was pretty cool. And rented the movie, you know, I said, Hey, I've been to this guy's grave. . Where this you know, it's really? I go. Yeah, he's got a town named after him really oh yeah, it's pretty cool. You know. Yeah, I gotta rent it again. No. So I can see see it. Yeah, they had that off of Pierce and I thought about renting it, but I'm, not ready to see it again. It's . There's too many. Yeah. Other things I wanna see right now. So, well, so far, it's seven to oh anyway, that's. G A N. What it looked like? Well at least it's, not 17 to oh like it was [laughter]. Yeah, like it was, I know we were we're watching another game or really was more. Yeah. And I thought, well, it doesn't matter anyway, you know, nothing's gonna happen. Shoot. We turn it over 17 to oh I'm going my God. What are they doing? You know your son is half. It was okay, [laughter]. Yeah. I was in a bad mood. I was just catching up the storm. I finally just said I'm, not watching this. You would've been frustrated. I just started cleaning house and I was in a bad mood. . Gray bag. So good they went ahead and did surgery on young and said, okay, he can be off another for [laughter]. I know. Yeah, he did excellent. I mean, but less basis, the Cal boy, could afford to lose that game a heck of a lot more than the niners. Could afford to lose that. The categories cannot afford to lose this thing. Oh. they can't they're 82. They can't afford it. They cannot afford to lose this 1. They're gonna win. This one, right here and be 92 and the niners or what. Yes. Yeah, but they're tied with everybody else on there division. Now, I'm at Landa just 1. So if the nighters lose Monday at lancets leaving the pack. Oh. Who do the niners play Monday? They play the ring. Oh. wow. Well, all the Rams got slammed. So who knows I wish they just, I wish the lease. Huh. If the niners don't beat the Rams. I am going to hold my head in shame. [laughter]. If they can beat the Cal wise and they lose to the Ram. Well, you know, they did look who they lost to St. A a the St record was 16. [laughter]. Thanks for the nighters to 26 and how about the calls. I know what. What's there? They got a really good record. This year in the Detroit line crime and . Well, sure they were just saving it. All out there. Don't worry about these games. We got that call boy one to go to don't direct yourself on this game. K. Save yourself. The account was got really over confident on that one as well. Oh yeah, A P S. And that cos. I don't wanna knock you cos ma'am. You didn't get that team fired up for crap. Oh. no, I can't. I can't standing. Used to pop it. He could get that team fired up for nothing out of the com on what kind of code is it. Yeah, Jimmy Johnson before they even played the game. So, they're gonna win and those guys knew that he knew they were gonna win and they want. That's. What I'm saying Jimmy Johnson, fired that team up that guy that stands out there and I mean seats? [laughter]. They. Stand up there. They were losing in the with the bills they were losing that first half and Jimmy Johnson, took him in. I don't know what he said to him. But they came back and they want. Yeah, because he gets fired up. And. Like he said, I read when I was in waiting for my tire to get fixed. I was reading about football and he said he said they already want to super balls. All they they what they needed to do again. Was go to the super ball and visa 49 or then they didn't. Do that under berries lights or so? K. Oh. delis has got it again then. Are they hot today? They just made another touch down there going forward again. Yeah, yes, they got another system. [laughter]. Yeah. Is back to. Yeah, I am telling everybody did you know what call boys lost last week and they look at me in Grand I'm gonna like, huh. Oh. okay. [laughter]. Like we didn't know, huh. Yeah, yeah, they're real sympathetic. Yeah, I know, they're smiling I'm. Glad I had that bet with the sky at work and originally, you wanted me to watch his pickup if they lost. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, and you told me I said, you had what kind of weird did you buy like I can go ahead and change your mind, huh. [laughter]. So [laughter]. Yeah, when. For change design or whatever. We went to one of our Royce friends birthday party and they told oil I said on the way home like I was stopping by six past here and Roy starts laughing [laughter]. . [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. Hey, I got John, Adam. 95 football plan, that's realistic. You can play a whole season. Oh. I hate John Brandon. I hate him. I had him, I had him. I hate him when the nighters losing because he dogs this lot out of me, huh. I know it [laughter]. He. Any other time. He's on their tip as soon as they start losing by there. Just so I can really. I know if your teams losing. He just really rubs it into your already feeling bad enough and if they're losing its just. But but he's your best friend when they went and you're like a John. Yeah, I don't know he pretty much irritates me when they're went and I haven't ever forgiven him for last Superbowl and I don't forget that I say no. Yeah. Super bill. The niners in Dallas can't meeting. The Superbowl anyway. They knock each other out the playoffs stuff with. No, they did last year that. Madden. Well, I was mad. Do you mean the playoffs? I know they were in the Superbowl last year. The nine is where Dallas wasn't. Dell's to niners beat Dallas on the super ball. Negative. Oh. yes, they did. What do you think? How much money you wanna bet on it? That's. I'll bet you a $000 and 9. Ask more right now. Who is in the super bill? The niners play Dallas. And the chargers we're in the Superbowl minors and Dallas. No. Have to be each other the playoffs it's in fee. No, they know. I mean, last year, the niners and Dallas. Were in the super bowl. No, they can't be in the Superbowl together. They played shock mom. Well, they were honey. They cannot be you asked around I'm serious. You asked anybody. I went to work totally devastated after that. As low right now. After that Superbowl. Ash, Roy, right now. No I'll I'll. Get you the paper and mail it to you. You can please do because I watch the Superbowl was between the niners and the charges they say that dollar and the niners are the Superbowl a the Superbowl should be the Superbowl, but they are never. No, no, they lost to the 40 niners, but then they played them again in the Superbowl. In the playoffs. The Superbowl was the 40 niners and the charges before that it was Dallas. And whoever they be Buffalo or who else. No, it was Dallas on the 40 niners in the Superbowl $000. You're on $000. I argue [laughter]. Yeah, did you ask Roy? I will get last year's. Ohio. He doesn't know anything [laughter]. I will mail you the paper believe me. You please do please do. I wish that they wouldn't. Please do. You got a girl on this one I'm. Sorry, [laughter]. Because the day after the Superbowl, everybody down there at that tribute rubbed. It into me and believe you me it was the Superbowl. It was the playoffs mom. I know they cannot, they cannot play. No. They cannot it's been the playoffs. They have to be each other before one of them goes the Superbowl. They can never play unless they change the lease. Yeah, like in January 26th or something like that. Right. It was Allison. That was the playoffs. They beat him in the playoffs. They cannot it is impossible unless they were to go to another franchise. They cannot play each other cannot. Well, they did. They did not. They played in the playoffs you'll. Find out when you go to send me the paper. I promise anyway. I know what to talk about it. If you talk about it later. No, they did play on the ball. . Jeffrey. They did not Dallas lost right. Yes. The chargers. And the niners were in the super bill. Well, who want. The charges and the niners the niners beat the charges. Bye. The 40 niners beat the chargers. San Diego charges. The Superbowl Dallas. Huh. Yes, Dallas. [laughter]. We lost the 40 niners in the playoffs. I will send you the paper. Okay. Cause I know because I hunkered down for that that Superbowl game. 292. People. That was the game before the super bowl that was a game before it. I I'm getting on I'm getting on Roy's versus I guess. [laughter]. Oh. well, now, I'm gonna argue about it either we'll find out when you send the paper. I will send it to you. Okay, anyway, yeah, you must be getting hot you're getting hot. Okay. Are you. Huh, one anyway. Who. And what. The super ball. The 49 is the 15. Okay. That that was the 5th 51. Okay. Yeah, Dallas is one for the . The first team to break the for they had Pittsburgh the niners and Dallas. Were in for four way tied that they want. Okay because also because I wrote an article about it after it happened. Yeah. [laughter]. What's ? Oh. he's getting tired of me. Arguing about football he's. [laughter]. He hasn't had any sleep for. Yes. Anyway. [laughter], whatever anyway, we'll becoming home and, uh, I'm gonna try to get home for around Christmas next year. [laughter]. All right. Yeah, I hope so, but if not, if not it'll be January. That would be wonderful. So you can you know, relay it or whatever. Oh yeah, that would be wonderful. . Accept if you could wait till June the weather be nicer. Well, I can do. I can do that. But. Regardless of where we, but if I if I get stateside it'll, probably run. Well, we may not. It won't matter though because you're gonna stay two weeks here and two weeks. Yeah, but you're right. If it's, if it's in June that way I don't have to worry about traveling to Michigan. We don't have to worry about being plugged in. Yeah. And stuff like that at the airports. [laughter]. Yeah. But I feel that'll be six months sooner. I get to see. Yeah. Well, I know. Yeah, don't worry about being plugged in. Have we been on here more than 30 minutes? I hope that thing lets me know. Huh. I don't know. It surely will tell me when my 30 minutes are up on it. Not necessarily I wouldn't know for sure when did we start. Oh. okay. . Did you look at the clock? Yeah, I looked at the clock. Cause I didn't want to call you a no it's. Only a quarter to 2. I don't think I called you before 130. Okay, if you got any doubts because it was like 9. 950. No I'm. Sure, because when I have that calling card. Yeah. It always says you have three minutes left and then pretty you have one minute left. Well, we'll. Go to the two at the latest, huh. And then it says, well, I know I got 30 minutes free anyway. So that's. Okay, and then it and and that huh. And. On those calling cards, it goes, you have one minute left and then that's it you're like saying goodbye and all of a sudden dial tone. Huh. Yeah, yeah, no, it clicks down really quick. So yeah, I I got A I got I took last Friday off for vacation day. Any . Yeah. And then I get next Thursday and Friday off for vacation day. Yeah, we do too. Hey Dallas. Just made another another a score. Damn it. They're doing good, huh. I don't think the raiders scored at all. I think it's probably about the way it was with 49 as in Dallas. Good job. 14. Nothing. So, yeah. Huh. I think they just get intimidated with the 49. No I'm I'm telling you the niners are the one of the few teams that can shut down at Smith and they don't know what to do. Just lose it. And they should. Well, yeah, they said they were just out there total confused because they they were running around trying to get there. Nothing would work for him because they do. Trying to get Jerry Weiss and he was just all over the place. Yeah, they were that was taken care of Deon and I knew they were gonna do that right because John Taylor's fast just as fast as rice. It's actually faster than rice. So they through old rice on Dion wherever Dionne was withdrawn to cover rice and. 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Take a little while, but once it gets a little bit warmer I'll, probably be going into it. Yeah, it might even be enjoyable when the weather gets nice. Huh. Yeah, the uh. The house was kept in reasonably. Good repair by the people who who I bought it from and uh, but there's a there's, a a number of things to do. That's. Good. I also need to do some work with the. Heating cooling system. To. It doesn't get very good airflow to the upstairs. Uh, they didn't design it very well. So I have to put in some fans. Is it an old house? No, actually it's it's fairly new. Oh. Uh, it's. Just that they didn't they're there just isn't any airflow to the upstairs because it's bad duct work design. Huh. I see. I also just and because of that they up the fan rate. Two, something, two very very high, which makes it noisy downstairs. Huh. And wears out the bearings. I just had to replace the bearings. Last weekend. No boy. Because I had no heat. Well, I have an old house and I just put a, I didn't. Do it myself? Huh. I had a new furnace. Put in just a couple months ago and what what they had here was an old gravity furnace that was converted into a forced air gas furnace. . Yeah, I had one of those at my previous house. It just didn't keep the house warm at all. And the fan hardly blue any air through the house. . So like you, I have a a stepped up fan motor now and it's just incredible. The difference. It makes with the new furnace. Yeah, how fast is it running. Uh, you mean in our pm. K. I have no idea to tell you the truth. There's four or five settings and it's actually, we had to turn it down to one of the lower settings because the higher setting didn't, keep a didn't. Let the furnace get hot enough to work efficiently. Right, right. The the air was and all that hot, but it's on one of the lower settings, which is still quite a bit more than what we had before. Right. Yeah, yeah, mine was turned up to a 1500 rpm at normal it's more. Like you know, seven or 800. Right. Uh, so it gets a lot of airflow downstairs, but it's still almost nothing upstairs. Yeah. It's, not that bad in the winter because heat. Rises. Sure. Um, but in the summer when Ah, when it's time for air conditioning. You know. It won't be very, very effective. Right, right. So I yeah, I have to figure out either some way to improve deducting or put a booster fan going to the upstairs. You have to have it then. Huh. Um, the bearings on on it had worn out to the. where it huh. It was rattling around rather rather. Huh. Badly and finally, this through it's belt off. Oh boy. So huh. Wait. You off the middle of night that sort of thing, huh. Yeah, well, it's not that bad because I can't hear it upstairs, but uh, the uh. O S K. It's it's it's, the. where you can't hear the the television or talk of or what's getting to that. Oh. [laughter], not very peaceful. No, it does the the furnace does have enough. Uh, a heating and cooling power to to. Huh. So that the airflow isn't a problem then I had the inspector check that out and it was cooling cooling the air adequately it was just it was all the cooling was going downstairs. Huh. Know, where you don't need it, huh. [laughter]. Yeah, well the, um, I just repaired a light last weekend also. Huh. Uh, you know it has some hanging glassing pains around it with a metal fringing metal fringing. It was like had a bent away from the from the glass says glued back together. Oh okay. So looks a lot better now. Oh that's good. Well, the last major thing we did ourselves was we decided to refinish our bedroom to redo the bedroom. Huh. The downstairs has all natural wood term, but the upstairs all the work was painted. Huh. We decided we didn't like that. Oh yeah. So we thought we'd get ambitious and strip all the paint off of the woodwork and had I known what I was getting myself into. Yeah. I don't think I would have chosen to do that. Yeah, bye. But we started it. So we finished and we also had to tear all this old wallpaper off the walls and that was quite a mess, but it's nice, but we're a little disappointed because after getting all the word off are the paint off the wood upstairs. Okay. Yeah. We realized that it wasn't the same quality. Would. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hi mom, is the Grace gonna be distributed for educational purposes. Hi there. Wow. What if they, they like analyze our relationship and then think for psycho would that be cool? [laughter]. That would be great that would be great. Seriously. Well, let's. See I want to hear about your day. Oh. before that happens, I need to tell you something. What. What. I just figured something out and I'm extremely glad I figured it out the thing is, um, you know how I was supposed to go back on the 10th. What. Yeah, oh. my God, Stacy. I can't. What. That means another change. Mom. I'm. It's not my fault. Do you know why I can't the the door? What. I mean storm the sorority isn't open till the 12th. The dorm is open till the 8th though. It wasn't my fault. Huh. I just filled it out today. They distributed a flyer. How was I gonna know that it's? It didn't open until like four days after the door open. Listen ma'am I'm. Sorry, but I mean, this is what happened. No, I know, honey. I know. I made the reservation way before I decided to move here. It would've been different before. I know I know, it's just I mean, now we have to pay double the change cost. Well. I mean, it's, not. I don't know what to do it's not like I know. No, I know I know I know. Well, so be it. But do you understand that there's? Yeah, you can't you. No way I would have known. I know. Is this the door opens the 8th? Mom, which is almost a full week and a half before the school starts and the is open till the 12th. Huh. How was I supposed to be different? Honey. There isn't any way that you could have known. I just found out today. It's, lucky. I even found out at all ma'am. I would come back on the wrong day. Yeah, you would have you would. I didn't I found out. Not from the , but from my friend from from Beatrice, my future roommate and she said she just she's coming back from the 12th. Huh. Huh. When is she coming back? I guess the first day the day. . She's like were you coming back on the first day and I said, well, the 10th she's like what I said, what do you mean what? And she said, well, it doesn't open till the 12th I'm like what are you talking about. She's. No dorm doesn't open till the 12th. The residence Hall opens at eight o'clock on the 8th. Huh. You understand. Yeah, no, I completely understand. In other words. It would've been fine. If I would've just come to the door. I would've been two days. You no later than when they opened it. Huh. Who'd have known. I don't know why they do that. Well, I'll, have to go ahead and change it then. I'm. Sorry, I really didn't know a mom. Honey. I just found out. I don't I'm not blaming you. I'm, not blaming you it's just a shame because it's just gonna cost a lot more money again and it the same of it is when we made the other change if we had made both changes at the same time. I know, I'm, sorry, I didn't know if I would've. It wouldn't cost anything else. I would've told you. I know I know I know you would have I'm not blaming you. I'm just being, I know I know. I told you as soon as I found out. Well anyway, I'm. Glad that you found out and didn't go back before a. . Do you know what a huge mess that would've been? Yeah, you would have to check up in the dorm for awhile. Well, I don't even have a key. I'm trying my key in. I mean, I wouldn't have had a key. That's true. I would've just like being stranded in the middle of Berkeley with no place to go. I mean, you know. That would have been really terrible, huh. With all my suitcases there. I would have been out in front Seda and what would have been there for two days and I wouldn't know what was going on. Huh huh. [laughter]. I could just see you camping on the line for. Seriously. That's. What would happen? Oh. dear. I'm. Sorry, ma'am, how much does it cost just be honest with me, please? Honey. It's about another $50. Oh. shoot [laughter]. Well, what are you gonna do? Uh, well if this helps matters, any, I just sold back a few books and made about $80. Huh. Good. So that's, good. That's. Good. So. All right, well, okay, well that's. I'm very sorry. Okay, we'll. Just have to take care of it. You know what instead of tell you. What instead of you guys coming down here for one of those times just consider the fact that I'm changing my time twice that one time that's, how much it would cost anyway? Well, let's, not worry about that right now. Yeah, I know, but let's, not worry about that right now. I just feel bad, but I I just feel like I I there's nothing. Let's. I know. I could have done. I know. Well, you know what I'll just go ahead and change it. . We'll. Tell dad first. Well, I don't know if I will. Okay, don't, tell that then. No, I don't think, he'll. Remember. What day? You're going back. Okay, cool. But don't tell dad. I mean, you know, if he asked about it. I'll, tell him I'm, not gonna lie to him, but. I don't think, it'll ask G Laurel. I don't. I don't know, huh. Did you change it because Stacy figured out that was the wrong day? . And she'd come back and it was two days later. I don't think that would be it. . Oh. dear okay. Sorry, ma'am I'm really sorry. All right, so anyway, did you get your stuff moved? [laughter]. Oh yeah, it was. So forget hectic. Mom. Yeah, I know. It was really retarded. Well where are you staying tonight. I'm staying in my dorm room because I've turned my key in yet, but I'll check out tomorrow morning. Huh huh. So what are you gonna do if you're, I mean, do you have stuff to stay on your bed and everything? Do I have stuff? I mean, sheets and what you do is I mean, something oh. okay. I have my computer here. So what I'll do is probably leave in the dorm and then come back and get a text message from . So she probably she lets she's gonna let me keep a few things in here. Oh. okay. Huh. So I'll just I I'm leaving my comforter I'm leaving couple like food items that I just couldn't take. Huh. So, um, and. So did may help you move. Yeah, a little bit. She help me with my computer. Huh. That's. Well, that was the main thing. So I didn't have the card. It. Yeah, that was the main thing because if I would've had to, uh, uh, the other stuff I had to put into huge garbage bags. Basically, most of it was in garbage bags. Huh huh. I just threw everything in the garbage bags and and put them on this big like rental card, it's like the unit office and then I had to wait all the way to state which took so long and uphill it was so exhausting and so if I would've had to have my computer's on the card, it would not have been good because I could have like gone over bumps. Huh huh. Huh. Oh boy, it was. Huh. Well, they could have they they could have fallen off definitely it's. They could have fallen off. So they. Not good to have computers bumped around. Right. So may basically a drove me and yeah, and she helped me carry them in. Oh. that's, great. So how many trips did you have to make back and forth? Oh. all together 3. Huh. I bet you retired. Oh. I'm still tired. I haven't like. . I'm really tired. Moving. Moving hard. Not even completely what. Moving is hard. Yeah, I and no one really help me out in that. I mean, like marriage, Asha sat there. Necking, when I was in the middle of packing. Huh. Great [laughter]. They're just so way. And I'm. So glad I'm leaving them. Oh. it's, not very fun to be around somebody who's. They just they're. . So weird. Mom, it's like they're, not normal people. Like how. Oh. long story, but. Well, tell me, we got time. Oh good. Okay, well it's like Mary doesn't really care that much about other people. It's like she seems to me. Nice, but it's like she don't it's really hard to describe but. She's kind of superficially. Nice. But she's, not really thoughtful and consider it. She well, it's about that. She's needing anyway, she's, not it's. Just almost like she's nice and it's just so Blase about things. She doesn't care at all about anything. Huh. Like about how people feel and O for example. This is one thing. Uh, one thing, that's been really on my nerves lately. I don't know if I told about this was that. Josh. It basically is like living in the room, the only thing he doesn't do in here is sleep and that doesn't matter because when I'm sleeping, I don't care if he's in there or not, you know what I mean, but he doesn't sleep in here, but he spends all his time in here. Huh. Huh huh. Huh. Basically. So. So you don't have any privacy at all. No, I have none and I have to ask him to leave if I wanna change and or go somewhere else to change. Mhm. Huh, which is pretty ridiculous. So this, yeah, so the thing is, um, basically, oh. what a frustrating thing. So basically, Josh like likes to play this game called Mac warrior, which is this really stupid video game and it's on computer and him and all the other guys on the hole on the floor? Huh. Huh. Huh. Like love playing this game. Huh. So they all crowd right. So they all come in and do it. And they all and they do it at the stupidest times. They do it at two o'clock in the morning. That is really inconsiderate. Actually, that's, the latest I've done. It sometimes. . It's to 12. Sometimes it's to one, but it's it's like final week and they they were doing it at one o'clock in the morning. Huh. . Huh. I just file next day. Well, you know, that's really really inconsiderate. It was. No I'll. Tell you the truth. That's one of the reasons that I don't like Cohen, dorms and it's not that I have anything against you know, guys and girls being on the same floor, but I think that it's. So much more unruly and, um, you know, all of these things that you're experiencing, I just think I don't think it enhances the experience. I think it really you know makes it a more stressful tiresome expiration. Well guess what I'm not gonna be in anymore. I know. I'm it's gonna be a single sex storm. I know you know what did I mean, did you have some pleasurable experiences at the door? It's in one way. Sure, I had a couple. [laughter]. Some random. Pleasurable experiences. Did you make some people some friends with people that you'd like to maintain? Yeah, yeah, like one girl. A few. I tried to get it get to her name is summer. Huh. I don't know if I told you better, but yeah, she's really sweet. Yeah, you did. Huh. And I like her a lot. Well, be sure to keep in touch with her when you move, huh. Yeah, I have her number and everything. So, yeah. I mean, it's not like you're far you can come and visit her. No it's five minutes, walk. Huh. So not a big problem, but it's, just like. And she can you you know, you can have her come visit. You. Honestly though I really don't think I like any of the people here enough to really want to maintain a friendship with which is really a a really shame considering I mean, I made friends with Joyce. It is. So quickly. And and I've been here a whole message and there's. Huh. No, one I'm really close to and I've tried people just aren't willing it's really strange. Huh huh. Well, you know sometimes you mix with a group and sometimes you just don't, but I but you know, look at how. I guess the state is good. I mean, I've made more friends with people stated that I have you know, here. Well, that's my. obviously you know, you and Theta shows each other because you have a lot in common and you know, that's what's. Yeah. So nice about it is you feel kind of simple co with them and, um, you know, there's there's a a messing there's a chemistry. Right, I really like them, I mean, not all of them are friendly, but it's, you know, it's a huge house. . Oh. of course. So yeah, it's really cool. So I think that, um, aren't, you glad that you made the decision change. Mom. I really am. I really especially for the last several weeks. I've been really miserable here really. . Well, I'm, sorry, you've been. So miserable, but boy, it sure. Reinforces your decision. Doesn't. It. Yeah, seriously. . So I'm really glad you guys convince me move. So how has Mira been to toward you. Well, surprisingly. She isn't. She doesn't care. She really does not care. What I told her she just didn't say anything? So do you. She's weird. She's like she just doesn't care about anything. Huh. It's. Like, but not in a depressed way like in a totally I'm. Huh. I just really couldn't care, but I'm thrilled with whatever's happening, whatever I don't feel like she's, happy on leaving anything. She doesn't care. Was she happy for you? I mean, does she say I'm? Happy for you or. Yeah, I guess but I mean, basically the thing is it's like she doesn't get mad. She doesn't get she doesn't get ecstatic. Huh. So, she's just so neutral. Yeah. Mhm. She doesn't get angry. I've, never seen her angry ever literally. . She doesn't. She doesn't frowned. She doesn't cry. She doesn't feel literally. Huh huh. So she's just really in the middle. All the time. Yeah, it's really strange. Well, it's kind of frustrating. Because then you don't really get to feel like they're a real person. Right. I really don't know, she's. Just. Huh. It's like we've lived together for an entire semester and I feel like I know her a little bit, but she doesn't really let me know her it's like she just doesn't care that much. . Huh. She doesn't really have any really close girlfriends here then again, I don't. Huh. Huh. I guess I don't either, but I have closer ones and she does all she ever hang out with. Is Josh and the guys on the floor and and then lately a girl may Molly, but you know, whatever. Huh. Huh. Well, you know, you've, uh, you can't pick your roommate. . So you did the best you could. Yeah, I'm. Glad, I'm leaving though. What. I'm. Glad I'm leaving. Oh. I know. Well, just think about how happy I'll be coming back. Yeah. You'll be really pleased. And thrilled. You're, right about that. How many girls are moving in seconds? Master. Oh. I see 123405. 578. So on about a 3rd of the girls that's a lot. Yeah, it definitely that is a lot. That's totally what. Maybe it means that they're gonna be that they're. So happy with Theta that they can't wait to be there. I think. That's true that must be it in my case though. Huh huh. It's also that I just didn't like where I was, but I always had like stated wanna move anyway. . So. So, um, what do with all your stuff. Well, there's a storage room and data and I just basically had the house house, mother open the storage room. I put all my stuff in there. So they lock it it's. Yeah. All safe in other words. In fact she was really protected shouldn't even let me leave it open for like five minutes. Oh. oh. really oh. that's really nice. Yeah. Yeah. So she's real careful. Yeah. Is this an older woman? She's very old she's sort of a little see mile. Yeah, what's. Yeah, Mrs. Your name. Manzer. Huh. But she's. Okay, she's temporary sort of. Why. Our other house lady was like psychotic. Oh. no huh. So yeah, they're. All really old. Oh well, I guess you have to wonder. That's a pretty thing. Who's gonna be a house? Mother. Yeah. You know, somebody who's real busy or has a a life isn't really gonna wanna do that too much. No it's. Usually probably a window or you know someone like that. Huh. Someone. Doesn't have much of a wife. Is she an ex data? I don't think so it's, not really requirement. Huh. It'd be nice, but it isn't requirement usually they're. . Reasonably experienced in the heart of you know, being door mother's or whatever you call it house. Huh. Mother's. Usually it's like a job and they've done. It before the expiration. Huh. Well, that's, great great. Yeah, it is. I remember. I mean, I haven't thought about this since I was in scripts, but I remember the, um, the door mother that we had there. Really. She is an older lady to real sweet lady. Yeah, I don't really like Mrs Mansour quite that much, but that's. Huh. Okay, I don't have her either that okay. Huh. Well, I don't I don't remember anybody necessarily going and you know, talking to her for advice and stuff like that, but you know. Oh no, God. No, one goes to her for advice she's, not that type of person and I don't think, we're quite that desperate. Huh huh. Oh. [laughter], um, but it's good to have an adult they're just in case you know for some reason. . [laughter]. Yeah. So anyway. So how have been lately. Um, he's been really busy. Is it telling me that he's been like really sort of nasty to her? . Well, yeah, she has not had a good experience within the last. What's been going on? Um, well, you know how when you're in adolescent, how you're really into yourself a what. Well, do you consider me I've listened to? No, but when you were in high school, you were more that way. You. Don't, get through the elephant. Not really, I mean, you're kind of like an old an old teenager now. Really. Past that for you, but. Oh. I feel so age, I feel like old cheese C okay. [laughter], I mean, you still are in adolescence, but but you know, you're not like in the middle of adolescence anymore. Once you get out of high school and and you've had all these maturing experiences. Right has sex and stuff like that. You don't. I beg your pardon, huh. Well, didn't. I didn't say that I'm just kidding. Who did the dirty? Did [laughter]. Mom, I'm. Just thinking that is being recorded isn't that great. Well, [laughter]. They should have requested that conversation. We had the other day. Which was that. Which one the one with the brochure [laughter]. Yeah, oh. my God that would've been embarrassing [laughter]. Are you is that guy ever gonna speak to you again? Yeah, he's. I don't think he cared he's gotta distracted. Oh okay, oh. okay. But could you describe what this is like totally off subject, but describe what borderline personality is? What. Why. Cause I'm curious. Why else taking psych remember? Well. It's really kind of complicated. . Well, I'm. I challenging your mental abilities or something. No huh. Yeah, sure, what's. [laughter]. That it's kinda complicated. It maybe it's that you think you're challenging my mental abilities is that what it was. . No you're challenging my memory is what. I just realized it maybe that was what you said. You're challenging. Sure. Yeah, well,. You don't you've, never treated any. Um, I'm. Sure, that I have I'm. Oh okay. Sure that I have. Um, that I didn't really understand borderline personality until more recently. Really you didn't learn about that in social work school. Huh. No huh. Oh okay. . How do you diagnose it if you don't understand it? Well, I've got a good diagnostic manual and I've read books on it, huh. Really cool. So tell me about it. Okay, um, a borderline. It wait unless you don't want to do not want. Well, no, I can tell you just a little bit. I'm just interested. Okay, borderline personality is,. A person who can go. Um, potentially in and out of. Uh, States of normalcy into you know, sort of like unreality at times. Huh, right. Um, and they're they're ego is more fragile and there you know, ability to, um, kind of keep a hold of reality is more fragile and. I'm just trying to think of of,. What I can describe? I don't. I don't really know it that. Well to be able to say that much about it, but um, they're. Actually, it's, not an easy personality disorder to treat. Diagnosis. Or to diagnose. No, I don't think, it's. No, I mean, when you look at the diagnostic. Um, description is probably not that hard to diagnose. Um, but I've known people who were borderline personality that you know, when you first know them. I mean, they can appear to be completely normal, but when after you've known them for a period of time and you look back then you can you can see the, um, the abnormalities a lot more. Right. So just like, give me an example of a person. What they'd say to make themselves be worth line or whatever? Well. . You've known to people actually. Right I've known, Julie Hoffman. I that's one person. Well, okay. Oh. three people. Now. Three people. Okay. Smith and . Really are you sure. . Absolutely. How I mean like that's sort of a little ironic that both of our old life is people in our lives? Huh. Are. Yeah, well and and they're very different people. But you can see how you know they appeared they appeared to be really normal. That's weird. You know what I'm saying I mean, you wouldn't really know, but um, when you look back. Right. I mean, it was more evident with Corey. In terms of I mean, this is isn't something that you would've seen, but um, no. Yeah, I I don't. I mean, I hardly remember either of them really it was sort of a while ago for my. No, I know. Yeah, but she she had, I she actually had, um, I think semi psychotic episodes maybe quarry. Who, which one? Okay. Um, and Smith. Um, distorted reality. So much. Oh yeah, that's for sure. That I'm sure that you know in ways that you and I could look and know that it was a complete and total distortion. But see, it's like she didn't ever look crazy to me when I was talking with her that's, the weird thing. But , but. No, I know I know, that's the. she doesn't look crazy at all. And and borderline isn't crazy. Well, see when I think of Julie Hoffman and dad said that she's borderline. You know. I know she doesn't like know her, but it's like she's different though. It's like she doesn't react like that. She's more, obviously. Well, also you know, I don't remember enough about her. You want me to tell you. Okay. Is this not a subject you wanna talk about? No that's. Okay. Okay, just making sure is there something rather talk about. . No it's. I don't care. What we talk about it's fine? Oh. okay huh. Basically huh. Juliet Osman just is like has problems with reality, but in a different way. It's like it's like a hyper navigate. Huh huh. If that makes any sense. It's like she's extremely . Huh. But it's like not it's like more than that. Well, it's that's, the that's kind of, um, you know, the problem with reality testing. You know, she doesn't have a real good grip. You want to explain like some example. I remember. I'll, tell you again, we have time. Okay. . Uh, let's. See. Well, like when Julie didn't know what an English button was. Huh huh. I just thought it was bizarre really bizarre she's from this country. She's completely American it's, not like she's from other countries. Huh. Another culture. Huh. She did not know what was she didn't know. . Pretty weird. Yeah, isn't. It do you see what I mean. . By that it's, not like it. What. It's. What. I didn't hear you. I said you see what I mean. Huh. I said it's, not like some normal fool or sorry. It's not like some exotic food, huh. Right that's. Why, I've had normal food it's, not like S cargo and maybe she didn't know that that was French for sales or something? Huh. [laughter]. It's not like she's uncultured. She just just doesn't know. Huh, really so so abnormally sheltered, huh. And like when I tried. Yeah, but that's that's weird though. I mean. Yes. But you know, there was a, I know I don't know that that's the,. But that's more it's more than that though. I know, that's not the probably the the clearest example. I think. Um, just her she was the one who didn't know about jumper cables and batteries and stuff, huh. Yeah huh. I mean, there's there's. So much that as a as a normal person she should have been. Um, exposed to you know. Right. But it's also more than that though. Sometimes just gets really in this intense, look on her face and like, but it's like blank it's it's, just really weird and I think there's something wrong with her. Huh. Mhm. I just know if it's borderline or not. Well, it could be. I you know dad has,. Maybe more of a grip on on what it is then. I do but. You know, there's. Things that you and I would would process in one way someone with a borderline personality would process it in a completely different way that would to the average person seem really abnormal. Oh. Right. That's that's, the way Julie is it's like sometimes she takes things and change them and make some appear different than they are and. Mhm. Huh. Maybe that's it. Well, because they process them differently. Huh. So you know, and it's really it's hard to be in a relationship with him a borderline personality. Yeah, no kidding anyway, actually, I have sort of another topic to discuss with you. . What's. That. Um, number one what is dad been yelling at you or something lately because you censor down. Why. I know that the. Yeah, it wasn't a good day. Really what happened. Huh. Well, I'll, tell you but um, actually it's been it's been fine for the last couple of weeks. Oh. is that on the room? Uh, no, but I know I'm just that's just the precious. Oh. because sounds like you're having a little bit. The precious has been really positive. Oh. And, um, you know, I've been working really hard helping him with the business and. Doing really quite a lot of stuff. Huh. Um, and this morning. Um, he had these two people come over who are a gonna who's gonna hire. Right. And yesterday. I had painstakingly prepared. Their employment agreement. Right. There were actually three employment agreements two of the three came today and I had you know, put them together, two copies and I click them together and I had labeled each one of them and you know the little yellow sticky thing and give them to Dan and, um, today when they came, um, and dad came upstairs. Right. I was on the telephone or whatever I was doing at the computer and he went to look for the employment agreements and he could only find two of the three and so one of the people who is here. Oh. He couldn't find there's and so he was understandably. You know, irritated and and irritable and and, um, because he's used to assuming that I don't put things away properly or you know that kind of thing. . [laughter]. Right. Shoot right. So he snapped at me and I was, um, kind of defensive because I knew that I had given him all 3. I mean, I knew I had given him all three and because I had like I said, very painstakingly prepared them and, um, so I stepped back at him and I was probably defensive and he was really mad. Right. . Um, that I responded that way. And, um, felt I was completely inappropriate and. He always shows your program when you send yourself. Well, now I mean, it's it's true. When anyone defend himself? That maybe I shouldn't have been irritable with him and you know, I probably could have handled it differently. And I did feel defensive because you know, it's it's, one thing when I know I've done something wrong, but I knew I absolutely didn't and I just didn't wanna be accused of doing something wrong. When I hadn't and so I you know kind of step back and, um, I think he was you know, mad? Right. Because the guys were downstairs and I think he was concerned that maybe they over heard and, um, although I'm. Absolutely sure they didn't. . And he just felt that you know if if if this were a business situation and I were his Secretary that I never would have spoken to him like that. Oh. brother you're not a Secretary. Oh. I know, I'm not his Secretary, but you know, then. So he just really was kind of on the warpath with me. All day. Did he ever find it? Well, he just printed out a new one on the computer and you know, I don't know if you ever found it or not. If he did he probably even submit it to you. I know I don't think. So, but,. Anyway, it was you know, it was such a. To me it was not a big thing. I mean, it was it's true that you know, I mean, he shouldn't have snapped at me and I shouldn't have snapped at him. Um, but I just couldn't believe you know how sometimes he over react that thing. He gets extremely mad about small things. Yeah. I mean, I wasn't a a really small thing, but. It no, but I mean, if it's true that I mean the you know, you could just generate it in two minutes on the computer again. So, it's not like it was a horrible thing. Good. Yeah, if yeah, you're, right. So,. Anyway, but I don't know why he was so upset about it. All day, but I think that he was stressed about some other things in relation to the business. And I think. Is it going badly? No, no it's. Just that. Um, some of the numbers that one person initially said came back, he came back and said different numbers today and that really you know, um, I think that. Oh. In other words it went down. Yeah, just in terms of numbers of sales I mean, it's just in terms of predictions it's, not in terms of actual numbers. Well, of course he hasn't started yet. So anyway, um, so I think that, well, it made him unhappy and probably concerned and I you know, it's my feeling that when he gets stressed about other things that,. That of course, probably put them off. Worried. He makes everything else. Because he he reacts longer to little things that happen and, um, so anyway, that's, what I think happened and so, yeah, you know, and then I came home. Right. K. He was scrolling at me and I thought it was like all over and I was surprised that he was still scrolling. Oh God. Well, it couldn't it. Maybe it was something else though. Maybe it was like. No, I know. So I said, well, what's, the matter and and so because I thought maybe it must have been something new you know, like, oh. no, what did I do? Huh. Yeah. And, uh, you so you know, you just gave me this real small as you don't know. Oh God. So anyway. Huh. And now he's fine, but you know, I'm still kind of. Yeah, that's. The problem with him being in business moments completely in secure and when he's in psychology, everything was always, I mean, up until that lovely episode. Mhm. Huh. Everything was completely normal. Huh. Well, stays this business is gonna be blockbuster dynamite. But mom I that's that's the problem. I mean. I don't know if it's gonna be blocked us to. I it's gonna be it's gonna I think I think that more than anything. I don't even know, it's gonna work. He's ever done before the consensus is along the the various people that are working with it. . That this is a you know, a win win win situation. Yeah, but you know, I mean, I don't, I know sounds about for me to have doubt, but it's like a lot of these other business ideas have been the same thing. I've been you know, supposedly oh. it's incredible. Well, this is definitely work like like a. Auto Max and the A L C thing you know, limited liability company that was gonna be huge business. Oh huh. Huh. Well, here the truth of the matter is you know, he and I know how we really felt about the possibility of the other various businesses working. You didn't feel that. Well. Well, let me put it. This way we felt far less certain even though you know, anytime you go into a business. Huh. You think, it's gonna work because you wouldn't risk it. If you didn't have the believe that it was gonna work, but you know, like for instance, automatically probably felt was,. Well, of course. Huh. Well, I'm sure, you thought was gonna work it almost. 808020. Did. You know, that it was gonna work. Well, but but the thing is that's almost even more certain because at that., you actually had an office you had working credit cards you had glad people. Well, it was more than that. We had fun. We had you know, funding from investors and funding from the bank, you know in terms of credit. Miss . That was more than 8020 mile that was almost 9010. Well, not really because you still have to make the business work. Well, right, but. Um, but anyway, I think that this is you know, as much if not more likelihood where's, the L L C thing, never was that strong and even the very top thing. But he was so excited about that. That's. What it's weird? I know. Well, of course you are, if you're starting something, new. Well, yeah. But we never had the same level of confirmation from other sources or believe you know that that one or the very top. Right. Would work. I I felt a lot less. Sure about the very top because, the sale was had to be such a huge sale. Oh. But. You know, between 400000 and a $000,000 per sale that. He's always doing those huge figures. Well, it was too. They just seem completely unrealistic to me. See that's. What I think I think it was overpriced and, um, I didn't you know, I mean, I wasn't? That's. Why it's like hard for me to get impressed by all these figures? 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Big. Yeah. Okay, so don't tell me major secret, huh. And just the first minutes recorded. No, like we have 30 minutes now of a call and I think the whole thing will be recorded. What I read said that? Um, they don't actually use the conversation as much as they like feed into some kind of thing to analyze language patterns like I had to call a native speaker of English to use this and somebody who like they're different ages. Huh. . If you speak with you call someone who speaks means or Japanese you know. Interesting. . Where did you hear about it? It's a community college, some the woman that does inner intercultural International. . Um, education sent around this email to everybody saying how you can have 30 minutes free call and there were two different programs. One of them, you can only call somebody in the U S or RICO. And the other one you could call International I'm like I'm calling Vicki. C O. So it will come in toward be like you have one minute [laughter]. Huh. Anyway, what are you doing? Oh. I filing my mail something really exciting. [laughter]. Well, I'm, sorry, I interrupted [laughter]. What's going on. I'm. Glad I caught you. Yeah, for a change. I got your message before I'm. Sorry, I didn't call you back because my phone bill's been hellacious I'm like I'm gonna see this opportunity to write a letter. Huh. Oh good. Do I. You didn't get it yet. No where did you mail it to my new address. No, I think I mailed it to your old address. Okay. It'll, get forwarded here. Probably gonna take a little bit longer. . So, um, I don't know if I told you I was moving to Michigan, but. You did. Yeah, and in fact, well, maybe I could send it to the new address because I think I. Okay. . I get your letter after or before I can't remember. Oh. I can't remember. That's. Okay. So are you there now? I'm here, I'm in Detroit. Well, wait lemme write down the address. Okay. It's a temporary one, right now, but I'm staying with a woman, I work with. So if I move before I get my new address. Okay, sure, I'll know where you are. She'll, get it to me. Okay. Um, it's 1615. Marla, M O R E L L. Okay. And that's, Detroit, Michigan. 48209. For. That's. It. Okay. Good. Is there a phone number? Yeah, 313. 613. 849. 0273. I didn't mail that a long time ago though about. At least two weeks ago. Huh. I don't know some of my stuff. And I think it was in the letter that you sent me. I think it said I'll be here until such. And such a date and then. I don't think you gave me an address. So. I might have not had one then I I didn't get it right at first. Right. So when did you get there? So. I started work August first. So what's today, the night 20th or something. Huh. The 20th, yes. Yeah, um, and I arrived in Detroit just the night before I started work. So I've been here just three weeks. It'll be three weeks. Tuesday that I started work and, um, so I worked in the office for a week and a half and then we had our orientation for the new volunteers and that was out in Western Michigan on Lake, Michigan about four hours from here. Huh. So I went out there and just been a week almost a week. I'm fine. Did you take your car? Did you drive there? I drove up here. Yeah. From Ohio. Yep, it took a couple days. Wow. It's. I mean, it would've been maybe 14 or 15 hours. Oh. I didn't wanna do it on Monday. So I booked it stopped in Wisconsin at a friend's house. Right. So, so anyway, we have 56 new volunteers that are oriented and off. They left for their new homes on Thursday and we came, we came back to Detroit. Huh. So. How many of you are there? On staff, there's five of us on stuff, the director three area directors and then I don't know what case. Right. . Kate is the one I'm living with I'm, not sure what position is called it's kind of like development and helps the director with fundraising I'm, not sure which specialist. And the directors in Detroit. Yeah, we're. All in Detroit, but the area directors, um, travel to the cities that the volunteers are in and, um, you know, meet with the communities and stuff like that. . So. What's. Your area then. I go to Kansas city, St. Louis void and then I also have the community here in Detroit. Oh. that's, cool. So yeah, I mean, I know, it's. Hold stopping grounds [laughter]. You have to go. So close. So many times during the year. I go, I go once in the fall for a week to each city and then once in the spring. So well late winter. I guess,. So when I go in October, I go first to Kansas city then to St. Louis then I come back to Detroit and we have our,. Our fall retreat is in Dubuque Iowa. So that's in the middle of my area visits and then then I go to then I do my Detroit or visit then I go to , but the way it works out for Kansas city in Saint. Louis. I go to Kansas city and at the end of the week. It's. My birthday. Huh. So I spend the morning of my birthday with Lisa and then I fly to St. Louis and spend you know, the afternoon with Chris or Lou or whoever I hook up with in St. Louis, so I'm like, wow, that worked out perfectly. That's, cool. Yeah, so. So it sounds like you're gonna be gone. A lot. Yeah, from October 6th through St through Thanksgiving I'm here like I don't know, 10 days or something that you like that. Oh. really. Um, and then. Are you gonna go home for Thanksgiving? I don't know yet. Um, I'm going home in September for just a three day weekend or something like that. Um, cause September is pretty much this one of the slowest months on the job. Huh. So and I haven't been to Texas in a while. So I thought that would work out and then at Christmas time I think two of my . And. Well, one of my cousin's. Um, is getting married near Kansas city and I'm hoping my family will just come up to Kansas for that. . And then I'll go there and see them. So I don't know about Thanksgiving. It's too far away. To figure out. So anyway, I will be. Huh. Are you happy? Yeah, I am. I it was really hard to make the decision. I. Actually at 1. decided. No I'm, not gonna go. I I just like I don't think I wanna start over again. And I'm I'm like I'm being Ohio and all that sort of thing. Huh. And so. I called and and told the director, you know, I thought about it a lot, but a lot, but I just don't think. Right for me right now and he was like I don't know him very well, but he had stopped through when I was here. Huh. I mean, I wasn't feeling well on like well. Huh. Okay, and a later that morning, Kate called me at work. In alma I'm like wait are you calling to make this really hard on me. And she's like we just want you to think about one more thing and the job is supposed to be a two year commitment. Yeah. Huh. But and that was kind of like one of the things that I'm thinking I don't know about doing it to your commitment and you know, all the sort of thing. That it was too long or that it was too short. So, well, no, I mean, it could be longer. So, it's not like it's too short is just you know, I don't know. Right. I don't know what I was thinking, but anyway, so they're like what if it was just the one year commitment and. So I'll think about it kind of threw me off and then I I called later and I asked director if, um, I said, well would you be willing to the first year. Um, area director makes 17000 a second. Your area director makes 18501st. You get three weeks vacation seconds. You get four weeks and I said, well, would you be willing to hire me as if I was coming in a second year? Huh. Um, at 185 with four weeks of vacation and he said, yeah, he he would be willing to do that. Wow, that's. A lot of vacation. Yeah, it is which is wonderful that's important me the money. That's. Great. [laughter]. Right. So we take we get the whole week from Christmas to new year. Yeah. That's one of our weeks vacation. So it's only. Huh. You know in addition to that. So. So anyway. And the rest you can take pretty much when you want. I mean, you workaround your schedule. Right. Yeah, you gotta work schedule which is in you know, summer's not a really good time to take it because you're ending one year in starting next year. And you know doing a lot with the the volunteers coming in. Huh. So I'll probably try to take most of it before next summer. We'll. See. Um, so I thought about it that day ended up calling back and saying okay, I'm coming to Detroit at. Hi. So it's been really good since I've actually, I made the decision. I thought, oh. God, what am I doing you know, I'm? I just was still unsure about it. But within a couple days, I just felt really at peace with it and remain. So throughout the time that I prepared to leave. And then ever since I've been here. I keep thinking. Okay, why am. I so okay with this I'm gonna be falling apart. Any minute right. You know, because I don't know you used to transition hitting me a little bit harder, especially when I was so Emily about the decision, but um, I don't know, it's been great [laughter]. Huh. Right. Great. So yeah. Great don't question. It go with it. Yeah, that's. What that's? What I said finally? Um, I was telling somebody someone like how you doing. I said, well, I I'm fine. You know, I keep wondering how long that's gonna last and then finally, I'm like you know, I am just gonna be okay, but I'm. I'm fine, what's wrong with me. Okay, and if I'm, not. Okay later, that's fine, but right now, I'm. Okay, I have to stop wondering when it's gonna end. So, so, that's kinda weird then. So tell me about new York. I got your postcard. Oh. new York was was really fun. Um, I I love the city. It was, I don't know. Yeah. I didn't expect to enjoy the city. So much. You've been there before though. Haven't. You know. Just really briefly. I went to long Island for a friend's wedding and Katie and I my housemate for Morgan went together and we we took a train into the city, a cab to the Metropolitan museum of art ran around there for an hour and half the cab back and the train back to long Island. Oh. Huh. So I mean, that's it that's. Oh that's. It. All we a um, and I like that, but it just didn't even feel like I had actually been in the city. . You know, so, um, so this was more like you know, we did a lot of the the touristy stuff and watching the Brooklyn bridge and took a fiery and, um, walking little Park and went to a show and all that stuff. Huh. Okay. Huh. So it was really fun. Um, and we also went out to long Island where Joe's, mom lived and spent time with the whole family [laughter], which was [laughter], which was okay. Huh. So. It was good at first when we were planning the trip. He would he like, oh. I hope we can go out and you know go to the Beach and you can. Me my my brother. My nieces and nephews. You've got four brothers three brothers. Um, two of them live on Island. You know, my brother, my nieces and nephews. And I'm like, um, I don't know, Joe. I don't. I thought I I think maybe we need time just to kinda figure out where our relationship is before. Huh. Yes, it's, not gonna your family it's just I don't know. It's a lot at once. I I I know is mom too and I think she's a little bit leery of this whole relationship based on what happen in the past you know, and I heard her son and all that sort of thing. Huh. Bye. I'm, like I just don't know if I'm ready for that. And so, but it ended up happening that was his brother's birthday and we were out there to the Beach and so I'm like okay, we can you know, I can handle this and it was very nice actually. So that was fine and. Huh. So where did things end up. Oh. I don't know Vic, um, it was really fun. And. Mean, some ways does somebody I've known a long time and I know pretty well, but in other ways, it's like this is a whole new relationship. Huh. So it's it's, kind of weird to walk that balance like, well, you know, one minute were talking seriously like where would we live. If we wanted to be together. Um, and you know, I'm like wait a minute, I can't believe we're talking about this. Wow. What's. I mean. He doing now. He's in his last year of graduate school at Columbia university he's getting his Masters in public administration. Huh. And he's been working with this man who's starting an a new non processed organization. . He worked with him last summer and this summer and probably will work with him during the school year beyond that don't. He doesn't know what he's gonna do you know, but it's, you know, it's kind of hard because he might want, I mean, chances are really good they'll. Kind of open, but. Wanna stay in new York or at least on the East coast. You know, kind of interest in politics DC would be an option and I don't know, it's just hard because that's not really. Right. Where. Yes. I'm at, but I mean, we're both sort of like we don't know where life is taking us and. [laughter]. Hard to start relationship when that by. Yeah, so what do we do you know, do we make decisions based on each other? I mean, it's, just the second we can we see each other. So, he's coming here over labor day weekend and then. Huh. Because my schedule gets so crazy starting in the middle middle, October I'm going to go go there. The first week of October that was kind of hard for us to decide you know, he hasn't even been here yet. I haven't seen him since the 4th of July weekend and and we decided, well. You know, let's go ahead. See how it goes. But how do you plan that if you don't know how it's gonna go? Exactly I'm like, well, I want, I thought I wanted to wait till after labor day to make the next step. I said, but the other hand there's a fair or going on right now and this is the only weekend that I have until after Thanksgiving you know, and I like, if we're gonna try to do this. Right. I I don't think I can go from labor day until December. You know, doesn't make sense to me. Huh. He's like, yeah. Okay, well let's. Do it. And I know it was it was weird. You know, I felt bad even bring it up because I was doing my counter thinking. Oh my God, you know what. Yeah. So. So we talked on the phone a couple times a week. That's good that sounds so I mean, that's exciting. It is. And in a way, it's, good, I mean, that you are both at stages. Well, I mean, you just kind of took on a so you ended up taking on a one year commitment right. Bye. Yeah, yeah, and I think that was part of my thing with. I mean, it's, only gonna do this two years long distance, huh. No, I just hit. Right. I mean, I have the one year thing, but. Too old for that. But now that I'm here. I'm like I don't wanna do it for just one year. So I don't know, what's gonna happen. . I think Joe's really excited for me to do this job, but on the other hand he seems a little apprehensive like I think he knows. Huh. I'm gonna get here and Lovett and be like. Right. So I don't know, I'm. Just I'm. The phone calls are okay, but I just feel like what are we doing. And I'm really anxious for him to get here. Um, two weeks and it just seems more real we're able to be together and talk about things. Course. And you know, uh, so yeah, so I think we both sort of feeling like is this real what are we doing. Yeah, face to face. I mean. And so. Bye. I don't know that I don't know, what's happening, but. Oh. well, I'm. The time that I've been here. Glad at least there's a prospect. I mean, it's kind of exciting. Huh. Yeah, but I don't feel like all my hopes are tied up in that and that's. Good. You know, I mean, I'm happy where I'm at and. Right. Other things in my life. Are good. So. Good I'm. Glad. What about you and the secret policeman, huh? Oh gosh, what, uh huh. What what happened? He's married and he his wife just had a baby like like two weeks ago or something. Was he married? Wow. It's been really hard on me because I just, you know, I have so many ideals and principles and everything and it was like everything just went out the window when this all happened because when I met him. I really, I didn't know he was married. I think I told you. Yeah, you said you like him. You don't know that much about him and you were wondering. Right. And we went out a couple times and like the second time it was until the second time that I found out that he was married and he still didn't tell me that it was actually at that time. His wife is pregnant and he didn't tell me, but he said a lot of things to me that you know that he in eight years. He's, never been tempted before and he didn't understand, but have you know was really attractive to me and all that kinda stuff? And I was still like there's. No way I'm getting involved with a married man. But I still have feelings for him and I thought that they would just die once I got the confirmation that he was really married. Okay. You know, because I think I told you, I suspected, but I wasn't sure and when I finally found out, I was like, oh. and he was like, well, I really wanted to be able to be friends you know, I I have a feeling that there will always be this like attraction and it might be better suite, but you know, if we can get beyond that. Right. I think it would be really good for us to be friends and I'm like Hampton hard with it. You know, because once you have, I think once you're attracted to somebody in a certain way from the beginning awfully hard to go back back track. Huh. Certainly it's been discussed and admitted between both of you. You know what I mean. Exactly and so, um, I was like what to do was to do about it for about a week and then he called me again and said, well, you know, let's have lunch and so we had lunch. Talked and it was still really there was still like a lot of you know, you'd say things being compliment. Me and kind of flirt you know, and that was still there and I was very uncomfortable with it when I went to drop me off. He took my hand like to take my hand, but he kind of held on to it. Huh. And made me really uncomfortable and so he was like, well, I'll leave it up to you know, give me a call if you wanna go out and have a drink or something like that. You know, whatever I didn't call him. I just felt to he was like uncomfortable and it's gonna be weird. So. Two weeks after that, which was just this past week. Um, he came to Nicole for something and he called me from inside the building. They were doing some security check or something like that. Yes, like I just, you know called to say. Hi, and wanna let you know that I was here and what you think I was more ignoring you or whatever. And I'm like okay. You know, not year when you go by. Alright huh. So that night, I went to do some shopping and as I'm walking home. My apartment all of a sudden I see this car pull up in a Tim and he was like wild you know, coincidence. I just saw you walking and I decided to you know, he's like I was on my way home and I saw you walking and you know then he was like, well, you didn't call. I wondered if you just don't wanna see anymore. I thought maybe at least you just called to tell me that and anyway, I had my hands. All full of groceries. So I'm like, okay, well, let me go upstairs and put my groceries down and then you know, we keep having drink whatever and talk about this because I had been through a lot of strange feelings about it. And you know, I thought, well, maybe we can talk about it. Total mistake. He comes up to my apartment with me. And he's like, well, you know, let's have a glass of water or something like that here. And I'm just gonna say for a couple minutes because I was on my way home. Well, one thing turns into another he's holding my hand. He kisses me it was awful. Huh. Angie, I mean, it was like. Oh. Tormenting. I still I'm such a jerk. I mean, I I feel like I committed adultery. I mean, nothing happened. I mean, we kissed, but that was it, but I feel so guilty and horrible. Mhm. And hear this conversation is being taped and they'll probably track me down and put me in jail. Oh. [laughter]. I don't know. Oh. it was awful. And I've been getting myself up about ever since. And anyway, so he finally left in. I mean, I think it was kinda hard for him believe I don't know what you think, but then a couple days later actually, it was the next day. He called me and he's like, um, you know, I think we need to talk about this. He came to me for lunch at work and you know nothing happened. I mean, nothing physical whatever we just talked and both kind of came to the conclusion that. Right. We would probably be difficult for us to be friends or you know at least if we were going to, we needed a long break and that thing is I mean, we have the best conversations we just talk and talk and talk it's. Huh. Not just you know, like physical and I really would love to have him as a friend, but since I had those feelings and then I kinda got all caught up in it. Physical attraction. Yeah. Right. Then had the hurtful feelings like like with a break up or something. You know what I mean, but I think it's just better if we just let go, you know, totally. Huh. Yeah. Go back. Oh anyway, it's been that was Wednesday. No, Thursday. Wow. And I know I'm gonna be seeing him from time to time at work and that's gonna make things a little bit uncomfortable. I just feel like sure and I you know, it's like things are so white and black. So you're putting a situation you know what I mean like so easy to say I just assume that all my once I found out that he was really married. Oh yeah, and like I mean. I thought, oh. okay, it's. Fine. You know, hands off like that's usually how it is. Right. But that was weird. I still had feelings warm and big. So hard for me to. I mean, I haven't been interested in anybody since Pasco and it's hard for me to get over that of course, the first person that there's interest that I'm, you know, that I feel something for it's hard to just walk away from it. . You know what I mean. Right. It's hard not to have any feelings about it. I feel like I'm just the time now, but anyway. Well, it's, not in anyway, like you pursued him or CDs him or anything. Bye. . I mean, I hope you can. Trying to beat yourself up too much because I mean. Yeah. I feel good about that. But anyway, Andy. I mean, he was the one that last. I mean, he really could struggle with. I struggle with it. I could tell but he was the one that. Got up to leave and I'm not sure that I would have. I mean, I wish I had insisted more like when it first happened when he took my hand and it started getting more, you know, kinda tender. I I should have just said look. I think you need to leave now. Yeah. And I wasn't the one to do it. He was the one that got up and walked away and I just feel so guilty about that like I should have. That's hard. I mean, it's it's hard. When you have feelings for someone and they in the line starts to get bored you know, and and they're being tender towards you, but but he's the one with a marriage? Well, that was the thing. I felt like I was so strong because the first week after you know the first time in the car. He held my hand and then said, well, I'll leave it up to you. You decide if you wanna call the first week after that was really hard for me because I was tempted, you know, like I asked, I called him. Huh. Can I try to make a friendship work he's a really nice guy? I really like it, you know, but I just just felt wrong. And I knew it was gonna end up you know, something was gonna happen. I could just tell I can tell by the way he was looking at me. Yeah. I could tell by a lot of things. And so I got past that first week. You know, and then the second week, I thought about him a little bit, but it was getting better. I was getting over it. I was almost forgetting him you know, and then he called the weirdest thing was I had dreamed about him the night before he called me at work that day and I had no idea he was gonna be there. Huh. Phone. I had it was weird it's really weird. I had dream about him and one of those dreams where it's like really strong. Yeah. Um, it's weird. It reminds me of that. I read about . All one time before he called me. Huh. Out of the blue like I haven't heard about them. Huh. I don't know. I just meant this. Lady that I work with her husband is really in too. Like, um, a cold stuff, but like. . Communicating with the bed and with people that are dead. Huh. I don't know. All this so it's really interested, but anyway, we went out with them last night talked about it. They decided that I have I'm receptive that could be a medium, huh. Your receptive. Oh. are you gonna try it. Huh. No, it kinda freaks me out, but anyway, but no it's weird. Huh. 1. Sometimes I have dreams and they're like permissions, right. Yeah. But it could just be that it was on my mind. You know, not just. Well, I don't know. I think there's more to the way. We're. All connected then then we admit in our daily lives and sometimes our sometimes just takes care of it. You know. Yeah, I think that's true. I think there's a lot that we see subconsciously that we don't like you said in daily life. Realize. Right. And it comes out, but anyway, so no, I don't know, it's like basically we said goodbye and no, I mean. Do you think it was a total coincidence that he was driving by? I'm, not sure. I wondered about that when you set that up. I'm really not. Sure, but see the strange thing is he couldn't have known. I I did I went to the store on the way home. So it wasn't like I mean, he could guess that I finished 515, but he has no way of really knowing when I leave the office and then I went and did some shopping and it was like 20-7. Huh. So I mean, if he had to, he would've been like sitting outside my apartment staking in the way he drove up it was like he was driving down the Street. Circling La. He wasn't parked in front of my apartment. You know what I mean, but then again, I mean, I'm sure, he does take out all the time. Uh huh. So he could plan himself somewhere. [laughter]. And it was weird because I had seen him at work that day. I mean, I didn't see him, but he called me from inside the building and. You know it was like. He was he had to be thinking about me. You know what I mean. Right. This is very strange. I don't know and I feel so guilty about. His situation. You know what I mean. Because I don't have anything to lose and. Right. I mean, he obviously has a lot one of the people involved is very tiny person and I just. Do you feel like? Hi, . This will this be the end. I mean, you have a sense that you guys reach some fun. I feel like I know that I could call him and I've been really tempted. I mean, even like Friday was I should call him. I feel like I wanna talk to him. You know what I'm like making deals with myself. I'm like well if we just talk on the phone, we don't see each other maybe we can do that. And you know then started. I started speaking. Well, no, that means that it's not right. Close it. You know. Is this his first child? Yes, and that's what one of the conversations that we had was,. Before this incident happen in my apartment, but with I said, you know, I don't want you to take this the wrong way, but I think that a lot of this has to do with the fact that you're just going through a lot of changes in your life having a child. Yeah. I mean, that's gotta be while and I mean, I didn't say this, but I kind of insinuated it that I'm. . Sure, he hasn't had sex with his wife and you know, month and so that might be like a fax or I mean, you know, I just think it was the timing and and he was like no, no, no that's. Right. Well, and there's just something. Not true. I would like to wait too much to let you you know, here you say that I don't, but then I think later he realized that that had to be part of it. Sure I mean, it doesn't say anything less about you. I mean, you're still attractive person. Someone that you would have been attracted to him another time. Right, but I'm, not. And place, but circumstances maybe made him more open to letting his mind. Go with this at this time. Exactly because I mean, I I really know I don't know sometimes I think maybe it's sweet talker and it's typical when I'm in my cynical, huh. I'm like, oh. he's. Just typical French. You know, whatever, because I was the one asked if he was married, he never told me. . I asked a question. So it was like, would he have told me you know when would he have told me what if I would have and I mean, he admitted he's like, yeah, he's like I guess I just wanted to know? Bye. Spend sometime with you and get to know you and I wasn't thinking about you know, my marriage or whatever talking to about that because it didn't seem like it fit into what I wanted. I want I think I kinda wanted to keep it for himself. You know what I mean like when you find a new friend or you need somebody that you're kind of interested in and maybe had these feelings. He didn't understand why he was interested in me and so he just decided, well, if I tell her I'm, married, I stare off. Yeah, that's gonna what I think it can be dangerous. You know. I think it's very dangerous and that's. Why I got? Do Frenchmen NetWare ring. He. No, he doesn't we're waiting it's, not all Frenchmen. I mean, he says it's work that he doesn't wear it for work, but I think it's retarded because the thing I I mean, I do kind of have some hostility towards them in a way because I think if I had seen a wedding ring on them in the very beginning, I would never have. Huh. [laughter]. You know, just would've stopped right there. Allow your feelings. Yeah, I wouldn't allow my feelings to go. Yeah. Any further because I would have been totally disinterested. Vicki it's. I know, um, so I mean, it's just really really upset me because I'm like this cruel joke. So bad. God is playing on me the first person that I even showed any felt any interest in best. All and. Unavailable, huh. Yeah. Hard. I know I feel so guilty, but. I just let it go. I think I'm a horrible person. Cause you don't have any reason to be guilty at all. I think that I mean you tried your best and I mean, okay, maybe a 00% perfectly strong and totally peer person. Wouldn't. You know, I don't know, but your human, you are human. That's, the thing I felt I felt. So weak. I mean, seriously, if he would've forced himself on me. I'm, not sure I would have stopped him and that's. What scares the hell out of me? I know how that is. I mean, I know that feeling too. Cause I would've regretted. It. So much. I mean, if I'm reading it this much now if you know a couple of kisses and imagine if I were my God. Oh yeah. Bye. Yeah. And you didn't you didn't. And then. I mean, that's good. Yeah, but not necessarily because of me, I don't know if I would've been strong enough, but then sometimes I think if it would have gone much further. Yeah. I think I couldn't have I mean, physically, I think I would've been repulsed. Something inside of you. Yes, I think so too. Yeah. I mean, probably you're feeling now is like well, there was a desire in me when he kicked me or you know that whatever, but I think they would come up when you've been like even with a desire an attraction. And. Right. I can't do this. Right, but I don't know, I'll, never know, because I was one that. It's. But before before I saw this last time after the first time you know, when we had lunch held my hand and everything. . He said, well, maybe. Um, I said to him, you know, maybe this would be easier for me because I admitted to him that it was difficult that I when I found out, he was married that I thought you know, all these feelings would go away and it really happened that way. And he was saying the exact same thing to me and like, yeah, I really really struggled with this imagine after I had you know my wife had her baby. Huh. He's like I just didn't know he said I had three or four days where I was. . So confused and so turning.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[laughter]. Okay with this. Okay with this [laughter], what are you doing this? [laughter]. I think this is such a hoot. What. What are you doing? This for. Well, I saw an ad in the daily call and it's it's. Um, the linguistic consortium or something like that. Huh. Let's. See, linguistic data consortium. That U Penn and uh, they're. They like had this ad that you can make $20 per call. If you, if if you agree to have your call recorded. Huh. You can call for free for up to half an hour. . So that half an hour getting now anywhere outside the United States as long as you speak English. . American English [laughter]. . [laughter]. That is hilarious. [laughter], sounds like. And we can talk. What. We we can talk about anything. You talk about anything as long as we speak American English and we're both native speakers of American English, which which we are [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. that's really [laughter]. Well, of course of course, that is something. Yeah, [laughter]. Well, how's. It going. Oh. Donna it's going really well, um, let's. See I just started studying again or working on my face. Is again. I took. Huh. Like the whole the whole three weeks holiday completely off. Good. I did absolutely no work, which was really nice. Good. Same here. Oh yeah, so, but otherwise, I'm. Just I just start working again. A couple days ago, but otherwise, I've, just been hanging out. I went to Sweden for Christmas. Who. Which was very cool. Hang around my cousin, Lisa who's, a lesbian. Oh. 0. And yes, and her girlfriend that she met in the Church. Choir. Oh my . Now is she from Nebraska or she from sweet. [laughter]. No she's she's Swedish and well, she's. Oh wow. Well, she's Korean actually, like ethically Korean, but she's Swedish like her she's. Oh. She was adopted when she was like I don't know a year old or something. And she's adopted by blood relatives of yours. Yeah, yep, so anyway, but she's very cool. Huh. I really like her. So we had lots of fun together. Huh. And I just, yeah, I just didn't. Do much. I mean, I ate and slept and that is all so how is your Christmas. That's good that's really good. It was really boring. I went home and like I was really happy to go home. Oh. I haven't seen my parent since graduation. So that was really good. Um, but after a few hours I was like, well and I had and I had not now to give you little contacts. Huh. [laughter]. I had changed my ticket to make it later. Yes. So that I could go dancing and cut in San Francisco [laughter]. Oh. Oh. yes with Stanford, man. I. Well, I emailed him. Um, because I got his email address to let him know that just in case. [laughter], bye bye. , please. He's interested that a group of us and I was going to like create a group if he said, yes, we're gonna be at this at this club. Oh. yes, yes. Um, but he did not write back, but I decided I wanted to dancing anyway. . So I did and I hooked up with this really quick guy. Huh. . Oh. Yes, um, he's. Well, he's kind of he's cute. But he's really skittish he's like really shy and like, but that's. Yeah. Okay, I mean, he's sort of it was very much like a one that's saying he's, absolutely adorable. Huh. And he couldn't dance and he's like he's 23 and he's still a version. Huh. Huh. And he's only guest one woman before but but he's totally. Bye. Oh. my God. But he's totally hunky. So it was really fun [laughter]. Well, how do you do it? Yeah. Diana I'm. So envious of you. Well, can I tell you something? I've lost almost 20 pounds. Billing. Oh my gosh, you must be beautiful. Yeah, I. Well, I feel much better. And, uh, I know I can't get over it loses coming tonight and I think she's gonna flip up because like I think I look really different and you know, I got contact lenses. Oh my God. I'm like that. What. You have to send me a picture. Yeah, well, I haven't taken any recently, but no, no, actually we did a family pictures. . I'll, send that along because I think my mom will be getting copies of that. . Pretty soon, but yeah, um, and I you know been growing my hair out and I've been wearing hearings more often. Huh huh. And you know, getting into that California style and I'm just like you know. Oh. Really. I am it. I have this I've made a friend who like really likes to go out and that's been really fun. Huh. So, we'd like to go dancing you know, we'll go out. You know, we'll go for a drink in a bar. You know, and we're both really sort of swinging, singles somewhat on the on the verge of desperation, but things are always interesting. Yeah. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. it sounds like it do you have a 10. No. Yeah, it really is what. Do you have a Tan? A 10. Well, I haven't been. . Well, I just got back a couple days ago, but I could, if I wanted to, if I wanted to like actually put a suit on and lie out. Huh. It would not be. I mean, it's a beautiful day, I'm sitting in a teacher at the windows open. Oh. The Sun's shining like it has almost every day. This year. I just, you know, Rita you're making a big mistake, not running on over here. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. I know I know. Well, it was it was such a huge decision. Deanna. Yeah, oh. I totally understand. I was just like I advised over it and then I thought, okay, I I and part of the thing was I realize you know, it's such a if you're agonizing over this. Huh. So much then maybe I should just take a year off and. Huh. You know, travel and work or just do whatever. So I mean, at first, I well, I first said, okay, that's. What I want to do? I felt like such a cop out and then I was like no way this would be really fun. Really. I think it'll be really good for me to because I'm afraid. Huh. I'm getting so boring. Boring. So I need to go ahead. Oh. yes, deadly boring. Because of being in school for so long. So. Yeah, I just I'm a little worried. Oh God. So. Is it might becoming boring? No, not at all Deanna. [laughter]. I think you have a much different approach then I do and I'm gonna try to get some of that next year's, huh. . Speaking of getting some of that [laughter]. [laughter]. I know our calls being recorded, but I've been in Scotland. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, there hasn't been much. Some Deanna. Oh. so even the one you want to be your man servant he's, not. But. Yeah, he didn't. Well, he's still on holiday. So I don't know what the. Well, okay, so he this guy's on holiday the man servant Boyum house Bari and then. Right. And what about carrot boy [laughter]. Well, okay he yes, the repressed homosexual. He has just returned from home [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh yeah, no he's. Okay. So weird. [laughter]. He is so very very weird. Is that's. It. I can't even describe it to you. Well, your your your message was. And. So funny. Your email message. Huh, God, do I mean, I wish you could have seen it? [laughter]. [laughter]. It was it was. It was probably it was probably one of the weirdest things that has ever happened to me. I mean, just in terms of like just all like all the layers of issues that this young, man is dealing with or I think. Huh. It makes Jeff look like, um, like doctor route or something like that, huh. Oh yeah. Yes, exactly. Wow. I mean, this young, man has problems. And but he has, he decided that you're his friends though. Okay, so then. Is that that that's the the issue because there's lot of people walk around problems, but as long as they don't bother you? Well, I. Yeah, no, I think I mean, I think after that. I was very cold to him and I think I was pretty clear about. That. He had gone over the limit. Right. So I mean, so we're cordial definitely. I mean, I say hello to him whatever, but I mean, there's really no reason to have any other contact with him whatsoever. Right. So, okay, so he's. Oh. he was never in the picture and he's. Certainly not now, but then who else. Oh. well, there is this man. That I see at the like I said in the library almost every day, right. Huh. And there is the sky and he, I know he does classic because I saw him at a classic similar that I went to, but I always see him and I'm gonna introduce myself to him because he is so cute. Okay. Okay. Deanna. Alright. He has like black here and he's Scottish. Huh. Well, he is absolutely lovely. He always smile. I mean, he so he knows who I am because he always smiles at me when I walk by like he looks up and he smiles directly at me. Right huh. You've gotta work. So. This thing like I did with the breakfast, man. Oh. I know Diana, but you see you are just so brave, and that's very good. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I mean, you should have seen my knees shaking when it through my phone number at him. I'm. Just a big kick in. [laughter]. It was ridiculous. Call me sometime. High. I [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh absolutely shameless. Oh. [laughter], no it's, beautiful it's, beautiful you're, one of the nineties. What. Well, and it, you know, it worked for a while. Well, of course of course. I mean, it's not really on the market 1. Can only rent it for a short period, huh. Oh. well, you know you know, [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah. I mean, I I've been very good at you know, trying to figure out the difference between auditing a man and taking him for credit [laughter]. [laughter]. You know what I mean. Yes, yes, [laughter]. [laughter]. So yeah, so far. I've only been an auditor, but. Right, right. Well, that's an excellent thing. Anyway, yeah. Yeah, I've I've been developing. I don't think I ever brought this up on the email. A junk food analogy like after a while I was feeling like I don't know quite what prompted this feeling like I was treating men too much. Oh. tell. Like junk food. You know, like you know, you don't really you know, like you walk by the vending machine and you don't need you know, the. Huh. Oh then gene. Two packages of N. Exactly exactly you you don't really want them, but they're they're, you know, and they're. Huh. So nicely package there. . So accessible and all you could do is take your money in this lot. And you can have them right. Exactly. Yes. And then you keep getting them and you're like God, I feel sick. You know, and you feel bad. Huh. Oh isn't. That the way this. Yes. Yeah, and 1. Can just extend the analogy in all kinds of ways. Although like with with non who I've written to you about it's like yes, I will take that with no return policy site on scene. Huh. Yeah. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, yes, that's. Oh. yes, no guarantee on the labor. No, gosh [laughter]. [laughter]. Exactly exactly. He can just sit there and it as far as I'm concerned and I'll be happy [laughter]. Oh my God. Huh huh. Oh yeah, uh huh. Well, that's, um, so are you getting any now? Any what. Now. Are you getting any now, huh? [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I did when I went home. Um, I like hooked up with an X with my next boy friend of mine. Oh no. . Oh. is that the one that you sent the card to? Yes, yes. I've had you once I've had it with you. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yes, I've had it with you. And I want it again. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, yes, oh. the link is gonna have fun with this 1. Oh yeah, I. Um, [laughter]. I hope so. Well, you know, life is a link list. [laughter], could be rather doll. 00, really huh. Yes, but um, yes, I send that card. And I was like he hadn't responded to it at all that's like, huh. Huh huh. And I was thinking, well, maybe I should call his mom and his phone number because he keeps moving and I never his number, but I was like you know, I've sent that card. [laughter]. I don't need to like go. Hunting a boy down and sure enough the day before I was planning on calling his mother. Oh. I got a call from him. Just just wanting to see how I was. Oh. And when I was coming home and looking for to stay me, blah, blah. . Oh. 0. So my payment went to new York for the weekend and he came over it stayed over. Huh. Oh. And he's. Nice. Yeah, he was nice. Um, he's gotten, um, mean his beard is huge. You know, his chairs. All long and you know, he's he's still goal. He still follows the grateful dead. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yes, and visit. I didn't know they were still storing. Um, neither did I but they have a webpage. [laughter]. Oh. how funny. Yeah, apparently the the remaining members like reformed, but they don't use the same name, but it's basically the grateful dead minus Jerry Garcia. Alright then. So he he follows that and he's just he's just you know, he's on those people and it's. . So funny because Michelle over break hooked up with someone very similar. Who I went out with last night? Okay. Um, just to check him out and he's just and they're the people that you can only tolerate on a on a one on one level. . Not you don't take them anywhere. [laughter]. You don't reduce them to your your friends and don't. Let them talk, huh. And it's best. If they have a bag over there. [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay. [laughter]. Yeah, basically or maybe a ski mask. [laughter], right. What. Oh yeah, yeah, that's true that's true. [laughter]. Because a bag is a bit too in big to conspicuous [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. Oh my gosh, well, that's, a shame that he wasn't. Yeah, it was really funny, but you know, it was what. It's a shame that he wasn't presentable. Yes, yes, it's true. Oh. But but you know, I wasn't, I wasn't taking anywhere [laughter]. You're. So different. Just having your you're just having your way with him at home [laughter]. [laughter], exactly. Yeah, basically it was fun. It was fun. But that's about it and then like the one that I hooked up with before I left he's, apparently he's still working around the door, but I haven't seen him and I think I think if I were to see him, he probably jump out of his skin because honest to God, he's. . Wow. So, uh, uh, Jerry. I mean, he's really fun. Oh. that's. And he really, I think he really no, he definitely a good time, but um, it just he. Fine. So. He's just a little weird that way like we were talking about him at dinner. Huh. The other night and apparently this one guy had met him when when they first they were sitting at dinner in the in the dorm on the mail plan and everything and and they were talking, I guess, one of them runs. Yes. Huh. And he asked Andrews. I got it hooked up with you know, um, oh. do you run or something and I was asking him about his running something? Mhm. . I'm like, oh yeah, do you run? And Andrew freaked out is like why. Why do I look like I run what did you have you seen the running? Huh. Oh my gosh. Just [laughter]. Oh. he's. Just a little weaker, but. I guess. So. But you know, I don't know, I'm, right now. I'm, just sort of like, okay, I'm. Just having a good time. And, um, when I get the phone with you. . I'm gonna go into the city with Michelle and we're gonna get all these up and go into the mission district. And flirt with the with the Hispanic men out there. Oh. 0. 99. Right. Yes, I'd like to have such such a an option to Lucille. Really. Royal. Yeah, totally thing. Because Cambridge. What you took? What. Cambridge, Cambridge is a bit. Slim on that wasn't. Cambridge. It. Yes, it was. And let me tell you. . Ohio, got the the past couple days. I've, just been like look at that look at that. Huh huh. That there's just nothing there. There's nothing. There and and well, I mean, it was the home was hard because like it snowed like two feet. Yeah. When I was there, it was a records? . No, and, um, it's stuck in my house watching TV like almost a whole time and when I got out, I went to the mall and it was just like, um, ugly people. Oh God. Huh. Huh. Boring boring. Yeah, can you shake your phone or something? I'm getting sometimes. You're fading in and out. Yeah. I don't know, it's International connection or what. Okay. Hello. Is it is it better a little bit? Yeah, I think so yeah. Okay, isn't. That weird delay. Yeah, I don't get it too bad, but sometimes you get cut off. . Oh okay, okay. It's strange. It could be my phone too. I have no idea. Huh. [laughter]. But uh, so what are you coming back to the state? [laughter]. Well, I might come in may for like a week because my my youngest sister's graduating from high school and she's like well, are you gonna come and I said, okay, I'll come and then the next week? Okay. Oh. My a cousin of mine is getting married. So I think what I see the thing is I don't wanna be. Huh. I mean, I think Nebraska might even be worse than Ohio Diana. Oh yes, yes. I mean, I just go there and I haven't, I mean, I don't have anything to do. Yeah, I I was going crazy. I the only thing that saved me was that my parents have gotten. Huh. Um, some new like sort of nautilus type equipment and they put it in the TV room. Oh. Yeah, well, it's like they have one of those. Aerobic writer things which there's new. Yeah. Yeah, and they have a an exercise Blake and rowing machine. So basically I just would pardon for the TV and work out. Oh my gosh, this is the new Diana. Yeah, just. [laughter]. Can you believe it? That's, beautiful. I actually I'm actually thinking. Yeah. Now that I'm back and now that I'm sort of pumped up a little bit of learning. Mhm. How to really like list and really going for that sort of sculpted look and maybe I maybe I'll try part time? Yes. Deanna. My goodness. Female bodybuilding. Just to vex. My mother, some more [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, she doesn't think, you're a lady. Well, she doesn't. She doesn't like everytime female body builders come on TV. She has a fit. So. Oh. see, that's. Funny speaking with your mother. [laughter]. Well. How is Carmen? Oh. um, it mom is praying that like her separation from her husband is just around the corner. Um, yeah, although they've been married for like 27 years, but um, apparently she's quite unhappy. Really. And things have been getting worse lately because because the son has been away at college and they just, they just have to deal with each other and they, you know, you know, she almost moved to the States. Oh yes. I remember that because I mean, wasn't going to move. Yeah, and check it out last minute. Was what. Okay, she was going to move near where your parents were wasn't. She like Chicago or. Right. Except my parents then. Yeah in Chicago, but she decided the last minute, you know, he wasn't gonna go and she didn't want us to have a you know, you can't really commute between you know, Chicago and Porter, RICO and a. Okay. No, [laughter]. And she and you know for whatever reasons she had, she decided to stay, but she really she's still not very happy, but she it's it's it's strange. Unfortunately. I don't quite understand. I haven't really talked to her in a long time, but I assume she's. . Okay, came home and they went to the Beach on Christmas. 00, my Lord. Which I know I know I really wanna go back. Although you know, I can't complain girl because it's like I mean, I could be wearing a little skirt and sandals today you know. The. No. Oh my gosh. Yeah, so what do you have you what where is the school you're gonna work in? Oh. Well I'm, applying to school there's one in France that I'm applying to. Okay. Okay, it's an International school and then I'm also applying there's an agency in Boston. Huh. That they, they like receive openings from all sorts of independent school around the country. And then they they'll send like my TV to the schools that they think I would be best suited to based on the openings that they receive. You. Okay. So so the the area that I've listed for my preference, our California and San Francisco particular. Good. Um, new Mexico, which I think would be very cool. Yeah. And so those are my three top choices and then, um, where else I said, Colorado B O K new York city. Huh. Huh. Maybe. Huh. But I'm the thing is I'm. Just really strongly leaning to the West coast. Yeah, I think you should come on out here. So I think I would like that the best and I and I don't, I don't want to go back to Boston or Cambridge I'm just not interested in that area anymore. I would. Right, right. I mean, I guess I guess I when I left there. I was, I decided that I was leaving me. I was not coming back. Okay. I mean, it certainly accept to visit, but not to live. Huh. Huh. So anyway. So that's. Yeah, that's. What I'm up to and I'm really excited about it? Huh. So. That's great. Anyway, yeah, and my parents were my parents are a little surprised, but that's. Well, I. Alright. Yeah. Well I really hope you come to San Francisco, although France also sounds like fun, although I don't know my friend. Have you ever written to my friend Claire she's in she's in Paris on the tower? No. Fellowship at the period and she well, part of a problem is it like she's anorexic and she can't stand she's like all the French. Okay. Mhm. Are so fat and I'm like okay, well she says, oh. they eat fatty food. Really there's, not. They don't exercise and she can't find a decent. You know, Jim and is that the food is all fatty and she can't eat right. Oh. Because on a meal plan and so she's she's upset about that, but but she's also been upset. Huh. I don't know if the strikes over have you heard about that because it was got really Hanus like she couldn't keep anything. . Yes, it did. They, I think they are over now because they were supposed to end right before Christmas. Huh. And so as far as I know they are over now and I can't remember, I think you pay the Prime minister was supposed to they're supposed to be some major in Parliament where he was going to address this the strike issue. Uh huh. So anyway, but that's. All that I've I've paid attention to. So far. So, don't know, I I'm I'm taking French. This year. And I haven't seen my French teacher back in town yet. So I don't. So I mean, maybe they aren't over. I don't know. Good. Well, I hope they are over because she's really she usually bumming about that too and like she took some road trips out of the city because she just couldn't stand it anymore, huh. . Really well, how does she like for the course is she doing a PhD or? Yeah. No she's she's doing a one year she's, not getting a degree from it as far as I can tell, but she was originally gonna do economics courses and work part time at the, uh, not the world bank, but it's some sort of similar organization affiliated with the European economic community or something. Right. . Something I don't know. Okay, right huh. I I can't. Keep it all straight. Uh, but that fell through for the first semester. The work opportunity and the the economics courses. Mhm. It turns out that she's done. Basically. All that work. Um, at school already in college and uh, so. . She wasn't thrilled about that. She decided to stop taking those courses and sort of audit a bunch of you know our history and things that seems more interesting to her. [laughter]. Oh yeah, cool. I mean, I I think it's a totally sweet deal like they pay for her everything and all she needs to do like to do anything. Huh. Just sort of be there. You know. That's. So cool. Yeah, totally, um, and and now, she's gotten the job for this semester at whatever it is that she's supposed to work. Yup. She's. Happy about that because she's felt I think she thought she had too much free time. And really not enough sense of what to do with it. And unfortunately the colder mile is sort of known for not being the most friendly place to study. Right. Apparently students there are really snotty. Mhm. Um, like exceptionally. . So and so she's felt that and haven't really made friends that she can hang out with which is really too bad because if you're in a foreign country you don't, feel there's, anybody you can hang out with that. . Can be really isolating. . Mhm. But. But I think I think it'll be better for her because she'll be able to work 20 hours a week at this. You see. And she decided to join us. She finally found a club. She likes so she's gonna join that she could work out. Huh huh. You know, and be a completely fat free person. That will make her life complete. Oh [laughter]. It'll. Make it much easier for her anyway. Uh huh. Yeah, well I mean, I can't. I mean, I shouldn't you know, she's been helpful to me because like when I first started losing weight. I really wanted I needed help with like figuring out what to eat and what not to eat. . And what type how to exercise everything and I wrote to her. Mhm. I was like why don't you be my virtual trainer and tell me you know, should I delete this and how often I need to do this? [laughter]. Yeah. And she's really good on that. Obviously because she think about all the time. Well what do you eat now. Oh. I don't need anything. Rita. I just drink water. All the time. No, alright, well, right now the the dining Hall is closed. Really. So basically I just eat a lot of salads. Okay. Um, I eat a lot of fat free stuff. I've been watching fat content a lot. Um, I hate less of everything. Huh. Um, and when I need to snacks instead of running to the vending machine like I always did in North house. Mhm. I I always have like vegetables in my refrigerator. Yes. And I just stack on like carrot sticks or separate places or something like that. . That's. So cool. Yeah, and and when when when term time rolls around you know, I have like a you know, my usual breakfast like serial and juice I've cut down on the mattress. Wow. I drink 2. I think a lot more water. Um, and then I have like a bag lunch. Mhm. Um, you know with fruit and a sandwich and like you know, vegetable stuff and drink water and then dinner I always get like some sort of rice and steamed vegetable thing. Huh. So you can throw in a few fees now and then for protein, but yeah, it's and it really given the food is really is not that good in my dining Hall. Well, that sounds great. So so, it's easier for me given that to just sort of put myself into a routine where it's the same thing. Mhm. The same sort of standard blocking everyday then allow myself every couple weeks or like on the weekend. Right. I'll, have like French toast. You know, for branch for one day and that's like what I look forward to. Huh huh. Um, so you know, it's not like I've completely you know, eliminate of course, I had you know, chocolate over Christmas and I had you know, you know, I hate the Turkey with the Grady and all that, but generally I just really cut down and you know, I've been going to a real big. 18. Also master. Um, they have in my dorm and I've been going twice a week, which is not a lot. Wow, uh huh. Huh. You know, twice a week is not a big deal and then I did all these exercises when I was at home. Huh. I went swimming sometimes I would work out twice a day. Um, just because there was nothing else to do you might as well. Yes, yes. Just get in shape. Um, and it's really worked out. Well, it really has and my cell my friend Michelle is like really skinny. So this is sort of a an emphasis as well. Huh. Cause I I've never. All right. I I don't consider myself to be like an attractive, but I don't wanna be the early friend. Not at all. You know, you know what I'm saying. Oh. I well, I I understand what you mean. But I mean you certainly are not not the only friend at all, huh. Yes. [laughter]. Well, thank you. Thank you and also. But that's all I'm. So happy for you. That's great. Yeah, it's been really good. And I mean, I you know, I don't know if I wrote to this at all, but I was considering for a while I was considering transferring back to Harvard because you know who, yeah, you know who is writing to me. . The weather. And a and saying you know, I you if you want to you know, I'm on the admissions committee, you can come back and I just, you know. Huh. You just it's really easy to apply you know, I really love to work with you, blah, blah. He even asked if I wanted to present with him at a Conference. Not just a Conference, but the Conference of the field. Really. Um, next fall. Yeah, and I'm gonna do it. Um, yeah, I present with him on a panel. Mhm. That's. Which is isn't that awesome. So great. And you know, he's like happy to coach me through it. Oh my gosh. Everything and but and I was really tempted because like I haven't met anyone here yet. Who could be that kind of advisor? You know, so I mean, cause hes soap itself out for me and really like has made it very clear that he's willing to you know, really go to bat for me, which is really nice. Right. Yes, oh. my God. You know, and I always feel like you know, I he always anticipate every all everything that I wanna do you know in all the questions. Huh. I have and which is really nice. Um, but so I was very close. Oh my gosh. I even requested application to talk to the Secretary. Um, but then I I felt like you know, I haven't had the chance yet to work with people that I originally came here to work with and I and I will this next semester, but I need to make the decision to apply you know, last month. Okay. Right. Um, and I wasn't gonna apply if I wasn't gonna go because I want to have the option if things don't work out this year to apply next year. Okay. That. You know what I'm saying. Huh, I yes, yes. And they won't, I I just didn't think that they would. Um, take me a if I reject them twice in a row you're saying, but if I applied next year, it would work. Okay, huh. So, so, it's. Okay. Hello. That's really I'm I'm. Yeah, I'm still here. I'm surprised that you were that. You were. I mean. Well, I was, I was really a. Well, I guess I was surprised that you turn them down in the first place, but I mean, once you remember when you came back from Berkley because you were just like totally sold on it. Yeah. On Berkeley. Yeah, and then. Yeah, it was. And it sounds like you're really happy there. I mean. I am now. Yeah, well, I mean, economically it hasn't been as much fun as it has been socially I've had to sort of loser classes. . This fall. Um, and you know there are several people. . My cord you did the exact same schedule and feel the same way. They're, just like Lane professors lame classes. So people the court are great. Huh. I really like them, um, but you know, the work just hasn't been it as fun as I thought it would be and I don't think, it's because you know, I don't think just like grad school versus college. Huh. Okay. I think, it's actually like to sort of poorly taught poorly organized classes, but they're not with people that I planned to do my work with. Right. So I really can't judge. Okay. The program based on that and also the library stocks, like I really I'm. Does it really? So upset it really sucks. Um, they just, they just renovated the damn thing to and they're like really proud of it, but it's. Oh. no, because I mean. So it's just not a place where you get any work done. Um, it's full of under. What about the, I mean, what about the books and journal that they have, I mean, do they because in the perspective, I mean, the thing that they sent me? . They're really proud of the library and it's like. Well, you know something that the library. I mean, the chances of finding the book on the shelf. Are very small there's been. So much theft that I think the numbers the numbers are not right. Wow. Because I think they still count books that are gone a they will not reorder books that are stolen unless you typically request them, they don't have a budget for it. . Why not? Um, budget cuts are like the response to everything they, uh. All right, right. Uh, uh, we've got about five more minutes. I think they,. Okay. They, uh, I'm. Sorry, I'm. Just trying to hear the, they, um, blown out a lot of things to the other use ease because they share they have their own online catalog then they have one that's a big online catalog. That's shared by all the C's and the result. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay you still there. Yeah sure. Did they hear all that? Yes. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. [laughter]. So they say in the letter that I got that. Uh, your name will not be published, but maybe somebody, but they want American inch to speak to American endless in a foreign country. Okay. So, that's, you and me right. Okay, right that's true [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, so I tried to call you last night where were you. Last night. I was at a bonfire. Yeah. . Or guy Fox. For what. Folks day. Who I sound. Well, the International International school. Which is a British school has um, what they put together is guy Fox and hollow Lane. Yeah. Oh. And they have this us a bonfire. Huh. Really huge, like it was about three feet hot at three feet three stories high. And in fact the wind was blowing and so we started another fire outside the gate. Which we had to go put out, but this huge huge fire it was. Oh why did they build a fire. Oh. I don't know. For guy Fox. Who is he? He's a guy that, uh. Was a real Rascal in British history a real jerk. I mean, he was feeling yeah. I mean, this is like burning is a stake kind of thing. Well, no, actually what they did. I think was to try him up and and drag his body through the streets of London until he was quite messed up. Oh. but why a bonfire. Well, just to celebrate is his death. Oh gosh, okay. Did the whole family go? Um, I went to another friend's house and had a party there for Halloween. And for who took the opportunity to read. Oh. he didn't answer the phone. I let it know. You didn't. I let it ring for quite a while. Did he tell you that I called one day last week and let it ring? I mean, that I talked to him and you were at home. Right. And I I said, I would call you back in an hour or so and then my and then my a a pin number because I'd Press one to early did this incorrectly. And. My pin number. Wasn't, any good anymore huh. So then I had to get a new pin number and I tried and tried and stuff like that. Oh. no. So. Oh. well, you're back now, huh. Anyway. Yeah, well, this is a one time only they're actually, gonna pay me $10 for calling you. Hey, neat huh. I think they will, but if they don't that's. Okay, just as long as I get a free. A half for the phone, huh. And they probably send us, they probably sent us $10 check. So that we can give it to A T and T you know. Yeah, right. I'm, not sure. Did Kitty say I called her last night. No, I haven't talked to her today. Oh. well. That. Now I had a little mauled wine and and got model in and called her. So. Oh. And we talked for a while we talk nutrition and we talked to some other things for. Other people and huh, and it was nice. Mhm. Oh. well good was it late. Really like three A M huh. Your time. 3am. Yeah, well I was about to, I probably was on the phone for more than half an hour. Huh. For it says you couldn't have a done. This a little bit throughout the year. [laughter]. Instead of one big phone call. Do you have the? Do you have the speaker on right now? No, no I'm in the living room right now. Oh. because I was gonna ask you about Michael in may and if they came in August. If they did I didn't hear from them. Oh. because Susan had said they were going to hopefully go. Well, they she was waiting for their father to send them some money. So that they could go for the month of August because I guess there was gonna be a wedding and so forth. So. But I have. Well, if they can't, we didn't hear about it. Oh. well, I haven't talked to Susan since springtime or when may got home. So. Yeah. So well, I understand why. Somebody would be really ticked at may seriously, ticked. Yeah, well, she's she's forgiven. That. Oh. Along with all the other stuff that went on. So and may is one of the few people that visa feels she can talk to. No. So. Well, do. No, maybe because her life isn't as messed up as made make her feel good. Not quite quite is messed up, but sounds like me is really messed up. I don't know. Yeah. Huh. Stuff. This is going to a baby. Oh. she is. For soccer. Well, now that she's finished getting rid of her appendix. She doesn't have to worry about that. This year. Yeah. So she's going. On. A junior city team. When or what? Junior birthday for soccer. For Parker. Parker. Yeah. Okay. J V soccer. And then she's gonna go out for Barsotti basketball. And they're gonna go to the mask us, but that'll be bye bye. It'll be next quarter. Um, when is she going to ? On the end of this month. Uh, maybe wait maybe it's the first of December. Yeah, part partly no end of November. I'm. Is the last weekend? November just end first of December. Well, I'm writing. Yay. This down. So I can tell Daddy everything. So. Yeah. Oh. well, that's. Good. Um, I did Kitty tell you that I mentioned to father that we we are going to go to Jordan a next summer. You did. And what did he say, huh? [laughter]. He said, well, well, you know, and I said you know, I'm thinking that we could go and see. Um, oh what's. Her name in Austria for two or three days, huh. Huh. Yeah. For two or three days. And then go on to Jordan and then we'll take a little trip for maybe a week before we come back something like, um, going on a barge along the Canales in either France or Germany or Holland. And you said. Oh nice. Huh. That sounds nice. Well, one of those countries. I said, I've heard about these trips and and the barges go. So slowly that like you can get off at a bridge and walk along side or run alongside or beat the the bars to the next bridge or whatever you know, that that you can. Huh. [laughter]. Yeah. They because they go. So slowly and they said it would be a wonderful relaxing trip after having been to Jordan and he says, and who's going to pay for this and because he told me before it cost us about $5,000 to go. [laughter]. Yeah. And so I said my mother and father gonna pay for it. I said I have never spent any of that money that they left and they are gonna pay for this trip. He says, 0. Like, okay, [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. So. Anyway, doesn't sound good. Sounds great to me. I'm I'm going to call a travel agent, which I have not done yet, but a travel agent who gets trips going for North Jeff co for,. The wild woman. Yeah. And ask her if she's got anything really interesting. That these two old folks would like to do one in good condition and one not. And then I'm gonna work on our passports and stuff. [laughter]. So you know, I would suggest that you don't tell the kids yet. Just in case this falls through. . But if I you know, as I learned stuff I'll, let you know. Okay. Okay. Okay sounds good. Yeah. Yeah, and,. Well, we'll start preparing. Well, you know think about it. I don't know what you have to do to prepare, but just think about it. Well, we we got the car. Yep. Oh. I was gonna ask you about that. Oh yeah, the girls now wave. Goodbye to their friends instead of hiding in the seat. [laughter]. [laughter]. So everybody's half. . It gets dusty all the time because it's dark blue and 1. You drive with your lights on because, um, it's people can see you. No everything's pale around here. So the dark blue shows up real well. No, you still drive with your lights on because if you go into a shadow. Yeah. You then people can still see you. Well, not too many shadows here. Yeah. . The, uh, some sweet small child a through a. Star David on the front. Hood, this morning. That's a go. [laughter]. Oh good, nothing like making a target guy's. That should go over. Well, [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, this is nice. You know, [laughter]. [laughter]. So I kind of changed a little bit. Maybe a little more pointy [laughter], huh. [laughter]. The edges. Oh great, I think it's got a star. Oh. which reminds me which reminds me you said in one of your letters. Got white [laughter]. All the kids that in your class and how they speak different languages and somebody speaks review. Huh. How how does that person get in there? Because we have a new diplomatic mission and I'm on. Oh. because of the piece process. Right. Oh. So I have I have Johnny, R and . Two little kids. Yeah, one is is in the kindergarten section that's. Huh. Johnny. Yeah, his little stinker [laughter]. [laughter]. Johnny thon huh. Johnson. And but he's he's come along pretty good. Actually was born in Brooklyn. 00, really. Huh. Spent the first three years of his life in in new York and, um, so he's, this is all coming back to him. He's heard a lot of English. He just hadn't used it very much, but it's like in the back of his mind. So, he's beginning to use it and doing pretty good when he listens, huh. . When he doesn't he's? Yeah. All over the place. Yeah, and what where's the other little where's, the other little kid is this a a silly. He sits there and talk to all. No, M ball is, um, lathi. Her last name is Larry and she's in the preschool section. And she is, um, she's off in another world. She has not got a clue about English at all. Um, but she's she's coming along to though. Um, little Hillary said the other day. M. All knows a little bit of English and I said, oh. really what makes you think. So she says, well, when she pointed to the ball, she said it was Brown. [laughter]. And when Mrs. Farrakhan asked her to go get the . She said him. Huh. [laughter]. That's a well, she's got 22 words to bring him and Brown. [laughter]. Yeah, right. And what was the other language language? Oh. I never heard of before that some kids spoke. Intermission. No Indian what's. Oh. The name of the language. What's the word for that? I don't have your letter. I don't know the . Oh. well, the other one Hindi or review. No, 0. Her do is is in Indian language. Or do is in Indian language. Huh. . Yeah, I have an panda. But like most of the upper class, Indian, she speaks English, British English. Yeah. Yeah. With a real slant to it. Oh. okay. But we kind of figured that between a Leslie who speaks British English. Huh. Hi, British English. Huh. And, um, Terry who's from Texas. [laughter]. And me between the three of us when the kids get out of our class. They'll be able to understand anything. [laughter]. Alright, that reminds me that you know, I co teach with Pat, Pat from the East coast. No, I don't think she has an accent. Once in a great while I can hear something, but she she and I speak very much like very similar. I think pronouncing words. Me too. Well, anyway, last year, one of our students said. A U and Gloria speak pronounce things differently. And Pat thought that was really sharp of her. That she had that good of year that she could tell we pronounce things slightly different. Man. We're always talk about words that we pronounce differently or even are completely different words. Yeah. Um, Omar cattleman who's, mom is British friend of mine Louise, huh. . We have Shawn. So. And the Sean tell has to do with the letter of the week and he brought in a diaper for N. Oh. a nappy it's a nappy and. Because in Britain been happy. Right. So you know, it's holding up. [laughter]. This this type of for Sean town. The kids are going a wait a minute. This doesn't work. [laughter], right. [laughter]. Good for you, huh. Huh. But now we wrote in is for nappy on top of the nappy because it was a throw away and. [laughter]. Huh. Then that was fine. We had to talk about things like that and and boots and flats and and rubbers and. Oh. I. Bumper shoot. I told my class yesterday a bumper shoot. What. I don't know what a bumper shoot is. Umbrella. Oh. okay, we haven't used that one yet. Huh. I told my class yesterday that we talked about an umbrella, you know what is the name of this. I guess. And I said the umbrella, umbrella and then I said if you lived in in England, you would call this a bumper shoot so they started writing it down. That's awesome. I said I said, don't, write it down. Forget it forget it. You probably never go to London, huh. Yeah, but most Londoners also come umbrellas too. So it's, not a problem. Yes, yeah. You know where things like I told my kids to sit down on their family. Bye. Huh. Funny. You can't do that not in polite, British society because that's a the female genitals. Because. Oh. it is [laughter]. Yeah, I did. Oh. I didn't know that, huh. Well, [laughter]. Well, Louise Louise is also R E S L teacher. Huh. And Louise ask her one of her high school students for a rubber. Huh. Um, wait to. Robin. No in the raised. Her. Oh. 0. And the kid said. No. Uh, you want a rubber a high school student she's asking Robert. [laughter]. I mean, Lewis is real cute to just send you a picture of her and I was like, oh. you really you want one of these to you. [laughter]. [laughter], huh. [laughter]. Oh gosh. Huh. And then the day that some kidding class asked her. What color pants were what color she would describe her pants as being and meaning her slacks? Huh. Well. A pants. Knickers are underwear. Well, that's, what I was calling. [laughter]. Well, Necker [laughter]. Our patties. Well, that's bloomers [laughter]. Well, no bloomers or something else. Well, this conversation is being taped. You know, somebody is kidding. Yeah, I know what, huh. Some well, these are all foreign students by the way. I think they're for instance, because, uh, well, I mean on the tape, I mean, yeah, because when when I when I couldn't get you, I would call this number saying they need you know, you need help and I would call it in a foreign accent person would always answer. Huh. Yeah. Well a lot of them are. Oh. on the tape. Oh. well. A lot. So this is like a East. Oh. All class, right here. [laughter]. Huh. So if they listen to this they'll they'll, get some information, huh. Well. Well then they'll also understand that I teach it a an immersion program for E S L it's a diplomatic school. Huh. Yeah. So my kids are all emerged. Well. Immersed they're already immersed huh. In English. Oh yeah, they certainly are. Huh. And we learn a little bit every year to. [laughter]. Well. Oh. you remember the the the show. The bold and the beautiful. It's one of those things. Ma'am. I used to watch. Oh. a topper. The bowls in bugle bowl bugle. Yeah, the bowl. Beautiful. No, I don't remember it. Yeah. But it sounds familiar what. Anyway, I it's a big thing here. I mean, it's like 19 eighties it's old old bold and the beautiful, but everybody's watching this stupid show. Huh. All the time. Oh. [laughter]. And I said I said to Louise, I know that you watch the bold and the beautiful. She says how come you know, this. So because on the the box going home, the other day little Hillary was saying my mom cuts my here, she cuts it and cuts it, she cuts it all the time she just cuts it and cuts it and does it and little Omar turns around. He said Hillary. Do you watch the bald and the beautiful? [laughter]. [laughter]. Talk about timing. I nearly. Oh. I laugh. [laughter]. So hard and tried not to because they didn't know they even said anything. Huh. All right, [laughter], right. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Well, how's how's lace doing at school. Huh. Oh. he's. Alright, he's finally caught fire. He likes it now. And he's doing his homework. And and doing things you know, he for a long time I didn't think he was ever gonna get interested in writing. Anything. Yeah. And now, he's writing lots of things. Um, I mean, he's trying to write our names and his name. Oh good good. And stuff. Printing or writing. You mean printing. Printing. Yeah. I mean, kindergarten. Yeah. And oh. day for fruit since he's at home with him on Thursdays and laces driving in Bismarck. And a for I came home and I just had a really wonderful day everyone's. No, I have a real crummy day garden and I came home and and it seems like when I get home and I've had a bad day laces also, had a bad day. Yeah, really. All kindergarteners throughout the world are having a bad day. [laughter]. You know, and so for because he's been with me like this all day long. I just, I can't stand it. I can't just can't stand it at all. Huh. And I said multiply that by 24. Right. No, no for rook. Take him some more [laughter]. Yeah, right take him to the Park. Huh. Let him run free he'll be fine and we'll both get a breeder. Right. . Yeah, you did. That's. Good. Did I wanna I've got a whole list here of things to tell you did a Kitty? Tell you, we were going Thanksgiving's to Pat . Nope. Well, we are. Um, we're going to silver. Okay. Thorne on December. The 8th and 9th. I told you that before. Didn't it. That I when the Church had a Church had a option and I and I did on this condo at silver Thorne. I don't think so huh. And so, yeah, so for seven people for two nights for. Oh yeah. I think it was a little slightly over a $00 not bad, huh. Hey, I got it. Yeah. All. And so some people are gonna go skiing and some people are gonna go swimming pool, which is kind of across the Street. Nice big swimming pool and, um, so then far as on that that's where they take their, uh, her class or German class up to a hospital. . Huh. Use hostel and so I called the hospital and got rooms for the rest of the family. Right. So we're. All going including aris and they're too little kids. Huh. Leak. Yeah, so on the 8th and 9th and. Wow. Of November. . Of December. Of December. Oh okay. December. Yeah. And aris and I went to see Swan lakes last week. You did. Last. Yeah, it's. The 100 birthday for Sean Lake. Huh. And she was thrilled and I was thrilled I had never seen it before and she said she'd, never seen it before. And it was her father's favorite. Valet so I said super you know, she talks to her folks everyday on the computer. Oh wow [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, what what's. Com. No, any email. Through email. Yeah, as far as uh. It's always saying why don't you in Chris, get email. Yeah, we could talk to Chris everyday. Because how much it costs here? It's it's still two new in Jordan to be, um, Inkatha Klee a good deal. Well. Feasible [laughter]. Well, we don't have the computer anyway to do it. Bye. You know. Right. Well, we got Eric's. Yeah, but I can't go to modeling every day. I know, but you can tell me what you want to do. Huh. Well, anyway, she talked to her dad and her dad was she said it was his favorite. Later. Valet and so he was thrilled for her to and then it was it really turned out beautifully. It it is gorgeous there and there were a lot of Russian dancers in the ballet and some Japanese quite a few Japanese the young woman who dance. Yeah. The lead the the Swan, you know, was Japanese. And oh. it was gorgeous really beautiful. Oh. wow. So it was really nice. On. I told you about Paula Bernadette. They being here. Right. Yeah. I do know that. And they went on to why. And had a blast, Norman warrant, have a swimming pool now, you know. Huh. A a Lane Alain pool where you know, long and narrow so they, they said, yeah, lap pool. Oh. really I think I'm bad. Oh. Yeah, for doing class. So they were in the pool. Right. All the time and they came a day before I got back from Seattle told you that. They're already here. And Daddy had to entertain him for one day and then the next day that I came home. Oh okay, yeah. He was taking them to Estes Park and it was rainy and miserable up there. And he said I know they didn't enjoy it all couldn't. [laughter]. See anything and they did feel kind of sick from the altitude. So when they got to Hawaii, they probably had a blast, you know, see level. Huh. Huh. Good huh. But and and when I talked to Bob a when I was in Seattle, I finally got a hold of them on a Thursday and he said that a guy was coming over that night or the next night to it's the second time that he was gonna come see their house and I said, Hey second time, he's coming back you'll, probably buy it. Sure enough he bought it and he also wanted to buy some of their furniture. Oh. So I don't know what case. Hold, but this guy had had been through a divorce and he didn't have anything any and he like the way key decorated, which is gorgeous and so he wanted some of the furniture to and I I think they sold something now came, Bob. Huh. I think they're living in a house like house watching that house sitting it, you know, for. Huh. Friends. Huh. I just had cataract surgery. In one eye and father says it's coming along real well. And she's real pleased with that. And Linda and Jim moved to haul. Stead. Did you know that? They did Tammy and Jim. Yes stupid Linda in Jim. Linda, Angie. I hope that. Yes. Linda in Jim. Are they out of their minds? Yes. They are yes. They are stupid. They are. They are stupid. Huh. And according to father because I haven't talked to Iris, but according to father, chef eke and Linda and Jim went to court again. And since she doesn't have any money, he representative self without a lawyer, but is it turned as it turned out, Heather gets to spend half of her time with her dad, which is good for her? Yeah. And. Yeah, because either really want to be over there. That's, right. She don't wanna be with her mom at all. Well, she she doesn't wanna be with him. Right. Yeah, she doesn't. And you know, Kitty when the last time we were in , huh huh. They all last summer or this. Yeah, a year ago. Last summer we all. Um, went on a picnic and stuff. They all went to. A Linden James house. Everybody did except for us for me. I stayed with minus and got things ready for a picnic. Right. And when I saw Kitty later, she said, oh. mother, if you would see what their house is like absolutely perfect. Bye. Not a spec of anything anywhere. Oh. I know. Yeah, but well, we went, we went to a when we were there. Yeah, well. Yeah, it says it's it's, not at all like Chevy that's. No, well, Kitty Kitty said too there's, a list on the refrigerator. All. Exactly how to do the dishes step one step to step three, Katie said I wouldn't be able to live there, huh. Yeah, yeah. There is 2. Oh. so that's that's. I couldn't live there. What Heather goes through and of course, a Mira, you know, drives the car? She goes away. And poor Heather it's. Yeah. Just stuck. She had Scott to. I mean, she's out of the house because she was with Scott. All the time. That's, right. That's, right. She didn't have to stick around for her. Was just stuck. So anyway, the judge said that Heather gets to spend much more time with her father. . Which is a good deal for her. Okay. So, so maybe it turned out it was a good thing that Linda and Jim moved off that. But I think that's . I can't imagine where they live in homestead though. I don't either. I have no idea. Not to their liking anyway because their house is just incredible or it was. Yeah, well, you know maybe it's not . They moved to maybe they live to move to the same town that lives in. Maybe Newton. Newton. Yeah. Cause he's just outside of Newton. Cause I but I thought they said holstead. . So I don't know anyway, they live up closer. So they must be each other to each other. Closer. All the time. Oh Goody. Oh. and I keep forgetting to write you that McDonald's. Now has been remodeled and it has this huge and I mean, huge play area on the front of the building it's about twice.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Did you hear that? Huh. Okay, and it's. Okay to record you. It's just fine. Even though it may be distributed. Then that's fine. I have no problem with that. I'm. You got half an hour to talk. Half hour. Yeah. Well, yes, oh. no, no, not necessarily a bad time. Is this a bad time? Does not have to go to work pretty soon or. Huh. Like. Not right away. She has to go to work in about. Oh. half hour. So here, I have taken the time. . I should have waited. That's. Well. No that's. Okay. I just, I didn't wanna call too late because I paid I'd wake up the kids and I. Didn't know if I called too early if I was gonna interfere. No that's that's. Okay,. I wonder if they. It. Hold on one SEC. Okay. What's, that now? I wonder if they're gonna announce when they start recording or we're supposed to they'll get some signal or we can just talk the regular. I don't know, I don't know, but but you've gotta go for half hour. I. No, you don't have to you. Can hang up anytime you want to because I know I got a information on some of the calls and somewhere like 10 minutes, but you can talk up to 30 minutes. Well. That's, huh. I see given the money's worth. [laughter]. So anyway, what's what's, new. Well, it's. Oh. I went to the doctor today. You did. I've been having a high problem. It's, like swelling on my upper lid. Oh. usually. Yeah, he said it's like a cell agent, whatever that is I don't know. Is it painful? Well, it's kind of bothers me, but he said it's, not real bad, but he said, uh, I can't wear my contacts for two weeks and I have to put drops in my eyes four times a day. And and then if it's, not, oh. and put hot compresses on it every time for 15 minutes before I put the drops in. Oh man. Huh. Hi, how you gonna how you gonna get around. I don't know because I went back to the eye doctor and, uh, you know, doctor said, well, you just have to have make you some glasses because I said, I don't think those glasses. . . I had before were gonna work, but I went out there and they said, oh. well if it's only for two weeks, then there's. Huh. No. in making another pair of glasses. Just where once you got, but [laughter], I can't see out of them. Don't know. So, it's very frustrating. Well, I bet. I'm afraid to drive, but they said you should be able to drive. Um, because it's supposed to correct the 2030 and you can drive up to 2040, but but you know, if my vision is any major of. Really. Oh. [laughter]. I I think I'd be dangerous on the road. Oh no that's. Not good. [laughter]. So I don't know anyway, I was school. Huh. A time consuming. Is it. Yeah, it's. I did homework for four hours today. Yes. And I've got a couple more hours to to do. Yeah, my first tests or next week, huh. Oh. Are they. So I got a study. Did you [laughter]? Big, huh huh. Did you sign me a part time work? I I told you I had a paper out right. Oh yeah, I think so. But I quit that it's. Oh. you did. Yeah, for all the work. I mean, when you when it boils down to the hours and everything it really works out to about four or $5 an hour. That's. Huh. All. So I said now I don't know, I'm gonna do that, but I have a couple of reviews on Monday for,. Temper or part part time. Part time. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I'm, glad they're getting that on tape. [laughter]. Uh, that are a. $8 an hour Monday, Wednesday, Friday. All day. To do what. Now. Um, administrative accounting a and a various other TV. No, where would that be? Um, well, it the the people who are setting the jobs are temporary agencies. Um, so the company is. I'm, not really sure where it yet. I mean, I know where they're at, but they did give me a name of the company. They just give me the name of a contact person. Huh. So. They're not like big name companies, but these positions attempt a higher. So like if it works out then I you know, I could be hired by them. . So anyway. Well, how's, your money. Okay. Okay, did you get my check? Yeah, I got it. The other day. Okay, good. No, no, but I realized. Well, you wrote me a letter before. So I guess it just gave an installment. Huh. I'll. I just want to get it out in the mail. That's. All just get it to you and I still plan on sending another 350 October. . Huh. Um, hopefully October 1. That'll be it. Won't. It. That'll be it for that. And then I only owe you that 000 that you owe me. [laughter]. But that'll be it for the initial loan. Yeah, well we should celebrate. We should what should we do. I don't know. Far away. I know, it's hard to coordinate when can you when can you come up. Well, are you keeping pretty busy? Um, right now, um, if I get one of these jobs that I'm interviewing for though. I'll still have weekends free. Huh. You know, so. . You know,. Anytime you want to come out like say maybe Friday Saturday, Sunday. Well,. Whatever is good for you. Maybe. Then. Maybe the weekend of my birthday. Okay, that sounds good. Sounds good to me. Huh. I hope the weather wouldn't be bad by then. No, it's it's cold already. Oh. I know it frosted here. Last night. Yeah, it's rusted here too. And is supposed to Frost again tonight. I mean. I had to go out and bring in as many tomatoes as I could, but they're still blossoms on the plant. So it's just him in the Bud. Oh man [laughter]. Do that. Not intended. [laughter]. Oh boy, um, but anyway, so what else is new. Oh. 0. Oh. yeah. Protested about Karen, not giving me a choice of schedule and glasses to teach. And so today she had me come in. Huh. Let me go. Oh yeah. Yes, ma'am. She gave me choice. So it kind of worked out. Huh. Did it cause any friction? Well, I thought it was able. Well, that's, good I'm. Glad to hear that. The only trouble is I talked to the P A a person. Who's, the head of the Union he went ahead and set up an appointment with the academic vice President who I've never had any satisfaction talking to and, uh, we're supposed to be on Tuesday morning about the fact that they changed my grade without my permission and? Huh. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. On that case, this summer and,. Huh. And then the the other issue was the choices schedule which took care of itself today. So. Well that's good. Yeah, so I don't know, I'll, go. I don't wanna make things worse. And. Yeah. Just grind things into the ground. Well at least you got a little satisfaction. Yeah. Huh. Real bright spot. Yeah, exactly. So. Anyway. Then they did a physical yesterday. . Um, because I went in, oh. by the way I need to tell you David. Mhm. Uh, this latest annuity that I went into carries. . . A $50,000 life insurance. Oh. usually. And, uh huh. It's with credential. Okay. And so, uh, also, my safe deposit box. Well, my the, my bank is merging with bank, Illinois. And they opened up a new facility at Robinson crossing and so since the downtown bank is merging with the other bank. Huh. I moved my safe deposit box out to the. . Um, Roberson crossing. When it's at the corner of Windsor and and Duncan road and so, um? I have a different a safe deposit box number and key and everything. And I couldn't remember if I gave you a key to that or not. Did I. No, I don't think. So. Okay. Well, um, you know, I have two keys and I'll probably just keep them here. Okay. Uh, so I'll have one as a backup, but. You know, you never know. And if anything ever happened then. That's, something that you would need to know because I've got all my business papers in that safe deposit box the deeds to the houses and the bonds. Well, I sent the bonds in there with dealer. Um, under a Street name account. So they're keeping them for me. So really it would just take one phone call to Springfield to talk to up to you know, get that taken care of and I know he would be excellent as far as you know, seeing about things and everything. Okay. But that's just so you know. Okay. And then. You do know that parkland has double my annual salary on me. What. Yeah, they carry twice your annual salary like insurance. Oh. okay. So. I thought you meant has doubled in annual salary, huh. [laughter]. Oh. I wish [laughter]. That was like wow. No I'll set. It for 54 that's enough for me. That's pretty good. Yeah, well, they have a $00,000 limit on their life insurance. So, uh, so I'm. Oh okay, well that's. I mean, I'm not really worried about it, but it's good to know. Yeah. So anyway, but I'll, tell you know what. But. I have. I have time to talk, but. . [laughter], I really have to go to the bathroom. Well, um, I wonder if it's possible to put Don on if they would subject if somebody else talk. . Doesn't say anything about it, but. Don't know, let me see. Let me let me call. I don't know. Let me call her and see just a second. Okay. Not a. Can you talk? Yeah. Alright. Yeah, I got a bathroom. Okay, alright, just a SEC. She's gonna get on. Okay. Hello. How you doing? Fine. How are you? I'm fine. Is this a bad time for you? Oh. no, I am getting ready to go to work. So. Huh. Now is it 11 or 10. You have to be. Yeah, oh. no, I have to I have to be there at 1145. I got it. So I go about half an hour right. Oh. I see. So I have to leave about 11 itch because I gotta trust everything. Fine. Yeah. It's a really nice boat. I like it, but yeah, there's not a lot of money, right now because I'm in new the new person they put me in the like the bad stations [laughter]. Is that right? Oh yeah. But you know, that's just temporarily. Yeah. So. Huh. How are the kids doing? Oh. really good they're, a. They're doing good in school. Are they. Yeah, they just got the pictures taken. Yeah, uh, yesterday. Oh huh. So so I'll have to send you some. Yeah, I'd like to have that. Good how's things going on. Well, uh, okay, I I told I go to the doctor today because I've had a problem with my end stuff, but yeah, I can't wear my contacts for two weeks and I gotta put eyedrops in four times a day. Oh. really. And put. Oh. what is it is it like a infection? Well, yeah, he said it's, some kind of infection in under the eyelid and so. Huh. Does aren't funny. No and well, it's. So frustrating. Because I I have a hard time going back and forth between glasses and contacts and I get that awful. Spectacle blurts. I can't see, but it's, not worth having other glasses made up for a short time. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. If something could happen before. Yeah, so anyway. You. And how the apartment is it. Really good. I think we're all settled in David, even hung some stuff on the walls that's a good sign [laughter]. Are you. Oh. yeah, settling is making it like home, huh. Yeah. Well, that's, good. Yeah, everything's going really good. So far. Huh. Well, good. He gets that part time job that'll help out a lot. I was hoping that he wouldn't have to work, but the money situation. Huh. Net where I'm in is gonna isn't what I was expecting. Not gonna cover it. So, so, he's just gonna try something part time for now. Yeah. Huh. 5. Well, I hope a can you work it out. 6. So that you know, have time to study and. Yeah, they said. Um, okay. He's out of the bathroom now. [laughter]. So. Okay, well it was nice to talk to you. Okay, when you coming down. It's a. Well, I thought maybe the weekend of my birthday. Oh. that would be fun. . That's in October. Well, actually it's, not till November. November. Okay, okay, okay, well, um, we'll. Yeah, the 12th, but huh. You know, make arrangements if you drive or flyer, whatever just let us know. Yeah. Okay, yeah bye. Okay, okay, let's talk. You later, bye bye. That's, a little better. You're driving, huh huh. Anyway huh. So it's just kinda tech team, but. Yeah, I don't know if they notify you when your time is up and say you're 30 minutes. Are up or what I I don't know, but. I don't know. Anyway. I don't know how it work. It would certainly took a long time to get this call made. It seem like every time I think I called and I didn't have the number here at home or I didn't have the pin number or the pin number expired or something. But I finally got it together. So. Okay, well, um, oh. Geez. What. Machine, Stephanie, are fighting. Oh. yeah, really. Yes. . Stops that. They're not stopping. Huh. I'm gonna have to down just something a shower I'm gonna have to go see what that's going on. . What's going on there? Okay, do you want me to hang up or do you wanna me to hang on? Well, maybe maybe I should go because I think they already got their money's worth don't. They don't you it was free. And they got a transcript. I'm. Sure. Yeah. Not that I don't talk to you, but or anything like that it's, just everything's happening now. Huh. Oh Stephanie, is crying. Huh. I better go out there. They're up stand there. There where where are they. Huh. Now the living room. Oh. I'm in the bedroom and I just want the bathroom to get a shower. . Huh. So hectic. So yes. But but yeah, let me, um, I will call you a next week and we'll set that up for your birthday. How about that? Well, okay or. Well, I'll write you a letter to. Yeah, I see right. You know, cause it's quite a ways away. It's like month and a half. Huh huh. So. Yeah, but we will do that we'll set that up for sure. Okay, well I'll look forward to. Huh. But anyway, but I gotta go though. Okay, well I'll, get to talk to you. But it's gonna talk to to I'm. Glad you finally get a call made. Yes, take care of yourself. Alright, I love you. You too, huh. Okay, I see on my bank. Okay, bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Well I used to be a teacher. It is. And I think there are many things wrong with the public school system and that far I got out of teaching. Well, what are the problems? You found in a public school system. Well, um, I think the main problem is this just not enough. Discipline and the classes are too big. Because,. Case, just get away with too much and there's not really that much that a teacher. Can do because. Um, the administration is worried about the big problems about. Um, you know, kids bringing guns to school. Yeah. And they don't have time to worry about the the problems of. Of management that they used to be able to worry about. Well, I think the problem is that if if you start consuming yourself more with discipline. I think, um, I think teachers main goal should be more instead of worry about this one is getting to students or you know, kids interested in learning because as I can recall where I want to go to school. . Most of the teachers we're just basically bent on either trying to discipline you and then force you to go through this material and show no really interest. I mean into making it interesting or fund funding in school where to actually more on type of words. And I think it was basically the problem. Cause they're two more interest. They build up this type of some. I don't know this might not be in your case, but at least where I went to school. Um, uh, superiority complex where they had to be always more intelligent than their students. It's possible for students they felt more intimidated when people ask you know, questions that they didn't understand themselves and rather than doing this they'll either. You know, ridiculous soon or tell them to shut up or you know, this is not what we're covering we're doing this instead of certain kids who would be interested in exploring different avenues we're. Just basically shunted because you know they you know, they're. All more concerned that everybody falls along a certain path, although I agree that this plane is important. Um, especially since there are in different areas where kids already grown to the. of rebellion. Were GANs as you mentioned, but in general in certain areas, I think if if they started earlier maybe not in just the high school level, but I mean, elementary school maybe you have to worry about switchblade instead of GANs. Um, that the students would you know if the teachers got kids interested more into learning rather than figuring it eliminate these Soto rebel rules. Are created because you know if the teacher says don't, do this and then kids do it, especially that age, they wanna be a rebel? So they're different. They approve themselves by you know, um, going against the establishment type of thing. What do you think? Well, I sent a problem with that. The problem. I had because when I went into teaching. I decided I was just gonna be you know the perfect creative teacher and I'm. Yeah. My kids were gonna just saying that learning was fun. What grade were you teaching? And I was teaching 8th grade. Alright, the that level to [laughter]. Yes. Okay, this is North Carolina. [laughter]. Well, this is in South Carolina. Okay. But anyway, the problem that I had was, um, my students didn't really know how to respond to that. The. And they basically didn't, they didn't appreciate everything. I was trying to do for him because I would have learning games. All the time and I tried to do just fun things and make it interesting. Huh. And did create a thinking and just all kinds of things and they just took advantage of me and they walked all over me and I was never able to establish any kind of discipline because I started out being too nice. Really do you think the problem might have originated at an earlier stage that maybe kids weren't really taught much to respect you know, teachers and also try to get interested. Well, see that's, the thing is. I don't think that they do respect teachers and I'm saying that that that. Well, just the administration in my school. Didn't. Give me any support and it's like after you know the students are already taken advantage of me. Huh. Um, they just told me to just crack down and then they wouldn't support me in that and they just told me that the only way that the students would respond would be if I had a completely structured environment and I was miserable doing that.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Yeah, [laughter], yeah, okay, what's. Okay. This for a for. Well this is a some, I don't know, it's a nine X A research thing that we're doing is we're getting paid $10. Oh. okay. Oh. okay, . But doing it for talking to you for 15 minutes 20 minutes, a half hour something like that. Huh huh. Anyway, what's doing how you feeling. Oh everything's fine. Uh, you know, I I'm gonna take the P S A again, but I'm pretty sure. It's the same as your case I you know, they took the pill in the infection seemed to. Oh. you were in protection also, same as I. Well, that's. What he thinks because what happened was when he took the biopsy it came out? Negative. Huh. So a he has me on an a mail. Oh. um, I'm. Almost done with it. Actually, it was called a. Zippered or something like this. Cypress. How long you've been on it? Uh, well, it had me taking two a day for 14 days and then one a day for 14 days. Yeah. So I'm almost done with the last 14 days. Now did this prior to taking this. Uh, this bill your P S A is elevated is that with part. Yeah, it was 9.4 right. Yeah. But then he took then he did a culture sand and a biopsy and the biopsy came back. Negative. He took you took the biopsy too didn't. Oh. that's. Good. You yeah, it's six classes. Yeah, yeah fact, they took 6. Yeah, yeah with a needle needle biopsy. Six license. Right. And it, you know, it was just, I just it the thing was a little bit. Awkward, but certainly not painful. Anything really. No, it wasn't. So it wasn't that terrible. I didn't enjoy sitting down my tickets up there, but then he will what they were watching a they're watching it on the screen or something. Right, right. Well, the ultrasound, yeah, they were what. They're watching it on the ultrasound and they took six slices and they came back negative. Yeah, yeah. So he so he's, his next assumption was it might be a might be an infection. So they gave me Cypress Simcoe that. Yeah, I I had another 1. Another, uh, I was taking a softer drug. Huh. Oh. I see. Yeah, okay, right. But there's. All kinds of there's. No one's gonna answer to medicine as you know. Anyway. Right, right actually the prostate tends to a easily become infected. You know, because it's like a sponsor and it. Oh. yeah. It's a little tiny thing too it's only big as a damn Walnut. Oh. I see. Yeah, yeah, but but it's very spotty. So it tends to, uh, become a. You know, effective with bacteria. Interesting enough. It only happens as you age though. Huh. And according to this the doctor told me that actually never really stops growing. It continues to grow. Wow, [laughter]. So I don't know. Yeah, anyway, I see. Mine is still first of all this high turn you're taking and I'm taking. I'm not taking hyphen. You're, not taking. No, no that's. The one I I said, I I I I was gonna, uh, he told me to look over that booklet and I decided item was definitely the thing to do, but I I'm not I'm, not taking it yet. I'm gonna see him in a few. So you're, not taking any medical communication that type right now for. No, no, just the antibiotic for now. Yeah, but I'm, but I'm pretty good. Yeah. You know, I'm not. So bad. I get up one or two times a night. Well. Yeah, well, you know, it's a funny thing, the the heighten appears to be working on me a fact. That's. Good. I've gone actually, I've, gone through the entire night at a time. Right. Right that's. What I what I was discussing with the other when you were here? I said, Gee, that sounds like the way to try like like it's worth a try. Yeah. But you know what doesn't that doesn't straighten prostrate and this other one does Brooks. No, it doesn't. Uh, yeah, you mean. . Yeah, and now they're. Now talking about a combination of some Press car it's, the whole field. Right. It seems to me has a long way to go before they really, uh, have it down past? Yeah, Proskauer has some bad side effects though. Looks like this. Doesn't. Yeah, well, I was a matter of fact, I was so it does too. I had, I had some digi spells with. Oh. well, that's true. Because it's an Alpha blocker. Well, you see in other words. It we bought the blood pressure down. So long the blood pressure will be taking that, which is also a blood pressure pill. Yes. Yeah, you gotta be careful. C or C or other doctor make sure you know, you shouldn't be. But obviously that has stopped now it was the first I had a few instance of that then I don't have anymore. Yeah. Oh. I see how you're feeling at . Oh. I feel good. Oh. she's. Fine. Thank goodness she's. That's. Good that's. Good. Fine. We have a nice nice night. Last night. Last night. We took a Ellen two older children. Rachel and a family and went out to the boat and I stopped on the board. I want to seek out the boat. Huh. So they stopped in the boat. Last night, Dennis and I and the two kids and we had sleeping bags for the kids and, uh, they enjoyed it had a good time. Huh. Oh that's nice. Yeah. Oh huh, you know, you know what I know, it's one on tonight. Have a good time. I don't know if Bernice new this girl, you know, this new this newscaster that died some years back. There's a special on her tonight. Jessica Savage. Oh. Jessica, I. She's from Atlantic city. You know. She's a city. Yeah, she's a PA for Mrs. . Age. Gonna look it up now. It's on like. Was it on? Life it's a life is one of the cable channels. Right. Yes, and it starts at eight o'clock. We're. Not sure we got that she's like we. Oh. we just started getting that. They they changed the package and that's one of the free ones. They give you. Oh yeah, yeah, well, well we we have cable down here now since we put in for the kids with a kid. Uh, on ours, but anyway. Oh. okay. See if you get life because life is at eight o'clock has that special on Jessica Savage and then there's a one hour documentary on her life after that, you know, she was born and raised Atlantic city. June . On the site. All right, did you know her personally? No, I never knew is I think. She's, Bernice age. Oh. is that right? Ah, she worked for a as she worked for W S P G down there, but from what I read about her. [laughter]. She never not too many people knew her at the time because she's very a career Orient she's like a workaholic. Okay. All through life. Is that right? Yeah, she's, beautiful. I don't remember her she's. Absolutely gorgeous that's, beautiful woman. Bye bye. But she died and I I and what seems to be an accident, but now that the people that knew her said she was on cocaine. Yeah. . The local broker Astor's. That knew her you know said she had been taking drugs all along. Oh God study. People. You never know that she was a workaholic and really a very a very, very attractive woman. You know, but anyway, so what else is new. Well, it's, the construction is shattered and. Oh yeah, how's. The how's that problem, you have with the, uh. That's. All now expensive, but it was soft. It was. Yeah, now, you're telling me. So very expensive. Yeah huh. Involving a tremendous amount of money, but it's solved. Yeah, well you were thinking assuming the person that the. Well, the cost of storing and it by the lawyer seem to think. What was it? It's not really a you know, it's not not not very happy about doing how are you making up with a. Oh no, really. Oh. my case, uh, uh, he's trying, uh, my lawyers trying to get pills lawyer to get together with a lawyer for index futures and see if they can come up with a settlement, but so far. No, he says typically settlements or like when the very last day, you know, on the you're sitting on the steps waiting for the judge. And that's when they said you know, but. Yeah, but when when you're going to court. And uh, well, it will he thinks is gonna be postponed originally. I was telling you is October 16th now he thinks it more than likely it won't be till sometime in the middle of December. Huh. Oh. she's. So try to keep the date opened. Well, I'll. Try to let you know what the date is because he he really would prefer to either have you there. Otherwise, we'll videotape. You. Yeah. Uh, but now he's a he's thinking it'll, probably be delayed till I don't know, it's, not delayed yet, but but, but the broker house isn't answering the questions he asked. Does he still as confident as ever that? They'll be some sort of a a mini for settlement. Well, he's. Now, he's very confident that we'll win against fill, but he's, not sure that we'll wait against the next features because he says as far as they can see there's. No real President for that for next for this particular case. . He there's. No President. But Phil's lawyer was probing around saying. Well, what do you really want you know? So he said see we don't wanna settle with pills lower prior to selling within next features. You know, I mean. No he's in next features, the pocket. Yeah, yeah, so he doesn't wanna settle with him first. So he said to Phil's lawyer he said why, don't you go get together within the future by the way they got a new lawyer? They went outside now. They're, not using their own lawyer. Oh is that correct. They went outside to another firm in Chicago and so he said to him go get together with him and see what you guys can come up with you know, the meantime, they're, bringing in two experts. So we gotta bring an expert to that's gonna cost a few $000 the expert is to say see there. See. Do you have to do you have to pay that or does that come out of the settlement? Yeah, I pay the expenses. So, uh, the expert. He says how much you got on this thing already must have $10,000 already office? Well, not that much. No, not. So much a 3500 for him. The lawyer. And so far expenses maybe maybe a 1500. So far, but the, but the big expense would be this expert. No it's, not that. You know, because we gotta fly him in from Chicago, probably put him up overnight and pay him. How do you find an expert? Like that, honey. I don't know, he's gonna find them. He asked me if I knew anyone I didn't. Uh, because there's, no commodities experts in Philly. Most them in Chicago, a possibly new York or Washington, but mostly Chicago, a anyway, he said he'll try to find one and actually, he want someone who works for a commodities firm. Huh. And there's a possibility. If they're all in groups together. Yeah, that's that's. You know, they don't. I just think the exact same. But they don't testify against each other, but but see, they're bringing in two experts to say that it's common business practice to give those, they admit that they gave fill those internal printouts, but they said it's common business practice to give them two substantial customers. Yeah, it's little like I. But on the one hand they're arguing the school. Oh. I bet he he's told me, but he just told me that she can get that program with the that girl on it. Oh. you can it's on life. Yes. Yeah, so just like a Savage it's on eight to 10 and I think an hour after that is a documentary. Yeah. They're right. She must be a pretty famous person. Well, she was. How old? How old was she when she died? 00, she was. I don't know, she's probably their forties or something. Is that right? Fifties. Oh gosh. Maybe, but but anyway, she she was already you know, big time she was with the network. She was with NBC. Yeah. She's gone off the local news on to the er. Oh. so she really made a big time then. Yeah, and then she uh, like she was in a restaurant, which we've been to a new hope you know, not far and it's actually very tricky. We when when I heard about the accident, I realized that it could easily happen there was a oh. I forget what it was there was a very tricky. Turn when you leave the restaurant and they failed to make that turn. And I think it would, I forget exactly how she died as a result of it. You know, but but I remember that too and I said you know, I always get got confused when I left that restaurant that you could easily make a bad turn, but anyway, uh. Yeah. I guess it was her boyfriend was driving and I don't. I can't remember the details anymore, but they that's how she got killed you know, but anyway, uh, you have to be off for 15 minutes because that'll. Cause it's gonna go in about three minutes. [laughter]. So if you want to see it. Yeah, well 15 minutes. I gotta be on 15 minutes. Yeah, yeah, so what else is new. We're on it. We're on. Uh, so, uh, you get ready from India fair, right. Yeah huh. Yeah, we sent our Saturday. Yeah. We have to make a we we still make the reservations with a hotel. We have to do. Oh yeah, that's we're gonna say also. Yeah, other than that let's. See what else to do a pearls not too. Well. Oh. I've got is that. Oh God, that's. Yeah, she she's not too. They, uh. Well. I've got it. And uh, we we spoke to Jackie last week. She want her case you know in the unemployment. Yeah, she's getting unemployment. Judy. One hers too, but the guy is appealing. She's. What. She Judy had also one her case for unemployment, but they're appealing it like the firm's appealing. I'll be a son of a a bitch. But I mean, yeah, the meantime, she got a job. I think really. So, they're only talking about like six weeks worth of checks. You know, I don't. Yeah, tell me, let me ask you question. Does she have hospitalization? This new job. Uh, yeah, but the so far they haven't specifically told her, what she got. She has to pay for part of it. Which is typical nowadays. Yeah. Most companies. Don't. Give you a full hospitalization anymore. Yeah, we do. But we're gonna start changing to it. So, it's getting so damn expensive. Yeah, most companies making the employee's pick up the you know, up to half of it or whatever. And I just finished you November. I I got a one time job with the state of Delaware and that works out real nice. Yeah, Bernice, is telling me. I enjoyed every every minute of it. And I I went up there and turned it over to them. Last Thursday and then they're gonna call in the they're gonna call me in for a review. Great. Uh, and, uh, I spent all the review goes. I don't know, who's gonna be there to go over with me. They say typically they make you reduce some of it. You know, or whatever they make you spend more time on it, but it was nice. I was real nice. I enjoyed it and it was nice money for time spent you know. I haven't received the money, but I you know, I think I think I'm I don't have any fears about. Oh. that's, great. Yes, that's that's. Yeah. If you get a few more of those things we could do it where do you work to do it at home. Yeah, oh. Geez, a couple of. At home. My own computer. Uh, it was real nice. I mean, I really well, mostly wasn't even computer work. It was mostly a just my thoughts getting with it was something. I had done before at lci at Western Union and my friends. Said that's, what they wanted. And, uh, so I you know, it's something. I feel very comfortable with and I already did the the project I mean, they just wanted a specification for someone else program and I I wrote the specification. I grew up, uh, oh. that 34 pages of very detailed flowcharts, which isn't exactly what he wanted. But it's like old fashioned it'll play trust. But the guy a the guy that I get it turned it over to, he just had me spend an afternoon explaining it to him and didn't seem opposed to the way I did it and my friend said he's, the fastest guy I'd have to worry about and he seemed. Okay, so now, it's a just a few other managers. They're gonna you know, get together probably me back again and explain it again. Tell me what's happened to Gary in his interview. Oh. uh, we're real hopeful, he tomorrow. We'll probably find out more. He has two potential job potential teaching jobs. Don't, correct. One is a Pleasantville, new Jersey, which we're not too. Happy about because it's black and it's very rough, but they're the ones who called him back for a second interview. And they said it was narrowed down to four people. Oh. Well, so yeah, the one out of four chance I guess, but uh, the town is all black city and it's not Pleasantville, new Jersey it's. What town is it? Oh gosh, that's black. All it's it's it's. All black and it's it's it's tough, it's tough school. Bye. So, uh, it would be nice for her to get the experience. You know, he wouldn't necessarily live there, but I the other hand might not be great experience. The other one is Addison new Jersey. But they. What we don't like about that is that's a nice area? Probably, but uh, and it's only a couple hours from here. He have to relocate either way, but medicine a. The guy keeps changing his story at first. He was talking about permanent position then he's saying, well, they're trying to get rid of one teacher. They have and if they're not able to get rid of that teacher. He would be more of a long term sub on per Diem. So I changed the story from the first time to the second time. Anyway, he's. Supposed to hear from both of them tomorrow and if he gets the, I think if he gets the pleasant little job, he might take it because it is a regular full time job even though it might not be the great. The great school, but depends what they come back with. Addison too. So tomorrow, he's supposed. Well, I'll also seems to me if you can provide the little job. It should be a great. Uh, on your reservation. Yeah, yeah, that was a fault that he was a full time teacher and meantime, you can look for others. Sure. Everybody in the school is black. Everybody the interview was black. Really. The principal's black. Yeah, so that's like a just about a totally black community. Now and anyway, the worry, here's about the community. Oh good. And worry, here's it's, not. So great it's. Not not as bad as the big city black curious, but it's. Well, he still you're. Not gonna live in pleasant Hill. No, no he's live. You know, lives somewhere nearby. You know, maybe in a car or you know where could be. You. Do, we do we drive to driving down to a city. Yeah, well if you take the black horse pick your passing right through Pleasantville. I think we were. I think we went Friday there. Yeah, you probably pass through it from the road. You can't tell anything. You know, you see a bunch of birth. Burger King and things like that, but community itself, I think has become pretty much black. Well, probably not a city highlighted city holiday it's really terrible. And then, uh, the other thing is, uh. Uh, well Edison. I think it would be a nicer community. We don't know as much about it, but uh, but uh, well, it's. All gonna be last minute. If they hire them they're gonna want them like right away. So we're on the version of. Gonna warm now or are they the end of the year. No, right. It right away. They're talking about this it's like a last minute thing in both places a there. No. The the the kids just went back to school. Are going back to school tomorrow and he's supposed to find out tomorrow. Oh I'm talking about course school starts tomorrow, that's, right. Right. But that's when they want for like right away. Yeah. So, uh, so I don't know I don't know why it's. All happen last minute, but that's, what they both need them for it's like they the short a teacher. I guess or something. Mean, which Mitch working. Yeah, well, Mitchell's like doing some jobs on his own. Oh. you stolen that working out pretty well. Yeah, well, he's. Well, he's been pretty busy. I really don't. Have any idea what kind of money. He's getting he's getting but he's been fairly busy, but you know, it's dry spells. And not. So dry spells, right now. He's been you know, pretty busy. So, um, hopefully he can build that up. Maybe get more. Well, you know, around here. It seems of course with right now. I'm down the case and around here every single place, you go to right looking for help looking for help looking for help. Huh. I was in A I have breakfast this morning. We want to, I stopped for breakfast. This further and I and I saw the what I think was a manager's store cleaning up the cable's not just a young man. Huh. But I working hard. So I said to me, I want to know is this a franchise or just tell you it's a franchise. He said help probably. Kids want money. They don't wanna work. . That's. What he said? Yeah. Oh. something that's exactly the problem. We're having a store to. You're, right. It. Seems like these young kids. You know, oh. I feel them. Good. Huh. What we've done now is we actually have hired kids from Catholic school? Referring to Catholic school gives us a much better work ethics then huh. Yeah, they're more discipline. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, discipline and. Alright, so we may go back to the show about 15 minutes. Alright. Okay, well enjoy the show a pretty. Like Grace put on already. I think this Jessica Savage graduated city high around the same time as . So I remember hearing that name. I bet I saw her in the news. Oh. you've seen her on on a on a network TV she's she's. You know, been on the National network. Right. She was the white house correspondent. I think for NBC she's, beautiful to gorgeous. Okay, well I'm gonna go down watch it too. So I am glad everybody's. Okay. Ma'am. You too on thanks me $10. Okay, . [laughter]. Okay, you're, welcome anytime, right. Okay, bye. Take care, bye. Now.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hi. Hi good [laughter]. How are you does this mean, I can't say anything, dirty? No, you can it's. Okay, it's just for the university of Pennsylvania they're doing some sort of their recording. Okay. . 30 minute conversations and they're paying for it. Huh. So I figured out what the heck. Excellent. You'd be a good one to call for on a free phone call [laughter]. Of course, [laughter], how are you. Good, how are you doing? All right, how's. Your new place. Good. Good. Is it like an apartment? Yep, it's. Just a little apartment two bedrooms, it's little is the operative word. Yeah huh, did you sell your house? Yep, yep, got that. Yeah. All sold. Thank God so I'm, no longer a homeowner. That's, good. Nope. No. Not for a while anyway. Oh. yeah, that's, right. I don't know if I'll ever do that again. Oh gosh, yeah, I'm. By house. Yeah. Not sure I would. Not alone anyways. Yeah. I don't know of course it wasn't too bad owning it was selling it. That was a hassle. Yeah, well, I'm buying it. Yeah, yeah too much, stress involved. Yep. But other than that that's. Alright. Have school. So far. Good. So far. That's, good. We have like one class that's over with. So now I just have four more courses for the rest of this master. That's. Good. Yeah, I think that'll be kind of nice. Got one of them out of the way. Yep. So. Good that'll be like a lighter. Bye. Well, it'll, obviously be more than one class, but it won't be five classes. You had team. Yeah, right, right. So I gotta work study jobs in the social work department. Huh. So that's, good. What do you hear me doing? Oh. just inputting demographic data and stuff. Yeah, yeah. Nothing big, but what the heck I don't care they'll, get me to know the people in the department. Cool. Yep. A little bit better and you know maybe next year. They'll, get me a real job. You know, [laughter]. Huh. So, yeah. Maybe thats. Good. Huh that they're doing good they're, hanging out. How the voice? That's good. Yep. Just. Getting adjusted to school here. Huh. Yeah. You know, it's kinda hard. Yeah, Tim moving. You know, it's. Yeah, at least I mean, I'm old enough to you know, think through stuff and figure. Okay, it'll get better. You know, but for them it's like it's just immediate. Yeah. I know how do you know any. I don't [laughter]. Yeah, right exactly. Yep. Bye. But they're good little guys I'm. No. Glad they have each other. You know, because it's like I was just one of them that would be even harder. Yeah. I think so. Yeah. . Yep. How are you guys doing? They're doing pretty good. Okay, good. Yeah, driving me crazy. Oh good [laughter]. You know. I'm surprised they don't have any great here yet. [laughter]. Between the three of them said grief. Yeah, no, ship [laughter]. Yeah, you have three of them. Huh. I know I have three and the oldest ones the biggest, baby of them. Ones. Just bigger than the other two [laughter]. All. Oh my goodness. They're. Good. Those Jackson's first word was basketball. No that's. What he told me that is amazing? Followed by baseball and volleyball. Oh. my God, hasn't come out with the proverbial shipped yet, huh. Yes, that's. All. No, not yet. [laughter]. [laughter]. That need. Oh. yep, and it's just he sleeps with basketball an I S yes, he's gonna I think his next word will be N B A [laughter]. Oh. does he. Oh God. Oh. [laughter]. And he just loves it. He's always kicking around a ball or throwing it or and he thinks everything round is a ball. Yeah, God. Is a ball. Yeah, he's looking at the tomatoes ball like no Jack that's, a tomato. Yeah, so it can be stone, huh. [laughter]. You read it ball the website. Yep, yep. Huh. I know I guess, it's just be so cool. Is the. Just talk in and it's just how he talks you know, he talks like a adult. Yeah. Like like, yeah, yeah. Yeah, like an adult just the way he says things and. Huh. He's just the coolest kit. That's neat. Yeah, and there's. I missed them. So much fun there's. So much fun together. Huh. Today, that's, good. Yeah, like you guys. Good. Yep. That's neat. Yeah. How are you doing? I'm doing alright I'm hanging in there. Hanging in. Yeah, just feeling tired and sick and tired. Okay. Yeah. Yep. Just second time. . It's hard. Sometimes. Yeah, but I think I'm gonna, um, instead of working for nights. I think I'm only gonna work 3. Huh. So that will be a little bit better because then and then we get to see Peter and then you know, it's it's, good in the sense that we don't fight, but then by the time, we're actually together, we can't get along because we've been apart. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So long not not apart apart. Yeah. You know, like he even like to talk about anything. But yeah, yeah, no time. We just picker and huh, it's awful. Huh. Oh. Oh. Because you guys have been such, you know, I mean, good friends with each other you know, to have that go away. Yeah, yep. That's, sad. And it's just yeah, it's hard to keep track of things and what did you do this. Huh. And well, I left you a note in La you know, kind of a roommate. Yeah, yep. Yeah, yeah. Bye. Well, you're gonna do what. You're gonna do right. Huh. Yep, is there anyway, you could get like do they have day jobs. You know at the restaurant. It'd be too hard to. I wouldn't. Make enough money to pay. With for daycare. And stuff. Yeah, that's crazy. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, that's, right. And there's really nothing else that I could do you know, during and I don't think I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. I I'd like not having to work during the day. Yeah, yeah, so anyway, it works out, but it's. Cause yeah, it's just hard and then he's taking a class and then the classes the master and that starts tomorrow. Yeah. Yeah. So there's another day. So you know that goes Monday nights again. Yeah, yeah. So and it's it's high. You know, having the kids all day two is no break. Yeah. I mean, I don't know how how you ever did it. But. Oh. well, I was never with them during the day. I just, I get crazy that's true and you have a minute. You know. Yeah, that's one thing though. Just being around more it's been. Yeah. So nice for us. Yeah, yeah, yeah, right [laughter]. You know, at least for me. I don't know if it is for them. [laughter]. Well, they probably had it. I can't speak for them. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yep. But you know, I I looked back and I think of all the things that I missed when they were babies. You know, and they're just a little tiny guys. Yeah, right even like a bad day with me. Is at least it's a bad day with me. Yeah, yeah, yep. You know, under mom. Bye. So hopefully I can work a little less. Bye. Yeah, that would be. Maybe that'll be a little bit better. Yeah. Especially I mean, you know, leaving to go to work at four o'clock it's just like I'm tired already like ready for a map. Yeah, yeah. Huh. I want to like be home making supper and. Yep. And then and that's when I have to leave. Then you have to get up and go and yeah, yeah. And go in on people of all things. Yeah. My God. [laughter]. Huh. Watch other people have a nice supper. Yeah, ship yep. It's awful. Yeah, okay. And what you're saying is. It's hard man. It's high work. I got it. You know, and it's a thankless jobs if you've, never waited tables and there's. Yeah. So many people that have never waited tables. Huh, yep. You know, they just have no clue and like you know, I'm not your little fucking servant I'm. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. Just I'm gonna do my job and I'm trying to be nice to you. Yep. Yeah, don't push. It [laughter]. Right. And of course, you can never say things like that. I know, yeah, yeah. Book. Just have to be Susie smiles and huh. Yep, . Yeah. [laughter]. That's. Why. Well, whenever we go out, I always make sure that I leave a tip. Yeah. You know, unless the service is really lousy and then she knows it, you know, I mean, she knew she what she did, but if they give any effort at all they get a good day. Yeah. Huh. Right. All right, yes, yep. This don't. I wouldn't wanna have to be doing this right now. So thank you for doing it for me. Right, right, exactly. You know, [laughter]. I didn't wanna Cook tonight. So somebody there did you know, [laughter]. [laughter]. Yep. Yeah, I don't know. But we're having we're hanging in there, huh. How are you? Yep. Stuff though. It is. But we had a big each guard in this here. Oh. did you. Yeah, we need to today. Oh neat. Oh. who'll. Yeah, it's bubbling away on the stove. Oh. but your house smells, wonderful. It's smells. So good huh. Got oh. I just remember your house from when we were there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I just love that house that kitchen. You know, the kitchen was the focal. in the whole house. Yes, uh huh. You know, it was just comfortable place to settle and you know it was just need. Yeah. And it smells good and I made a couple times. M. I made bread and butter pickles. Oh. you did you. Yep, and, um, I made a blueberry line jam and the first time I made it came out. Oh good. Wonderful. Oh. Perfect, but then I made it again, like last week and it didn't come out right. Huh. And I was so mad. Oh so you have to just dump the whole thing out. Well, I I haven't turned away yet because it it just didn't get sick enough, but it's still like good on pancakes and stuff like that. Try to. Oh. okay. Oh. . Yeah, make it like syrup instead. So it's like a soft. Yeah, cool. Yeah. But and that it's it's really hot. Address. I don't know if you've ever scanned anything ever, but it's just and when you do something wrong. Huh. Nope. You don't know what you do wrong. Huh. And in white and you don't know if it's gonna come out, you know, until it comes out or it doesn't come out and then it's like fraud, mean you know, you wasted all this time and energy and effort my kitchen is like a freaking Shauna. Yeah. Yep till you're done with it. Yeah. Bye. [laughter]. Yep. No huh. And it didn't come out right. Huh. And you know. Doesn't Janet. Do Canning and stuff. Oh. I don't know she might does she. She does cause she sent me some jelly's for Christmas last year. Yeah. Yeah, probably. So she might know. Yeah. But it was fun to you know, try it and then you know, you just get discouraged it's like I don't wanna ever do this again. Yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. He got everything. All over the counter it's in the table and you know. Yeah, oh. it's it's such a mess and everything. You know, you have all these jars that have to be like in the hot water or sterilized and it's like everything at once. Yep. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. But it was in experienced in Mississauga. Huh huh. Oh yeah, that's. Good I've done. And that that came out pretty good. That. I wasn't really tomato. Huh. E enough, but it tasted. Oh yeah. Okay. Yeah, yeah. But on one of them, I just added more tomatoes like once it was opened. Yeah. Well I made this also one time because I was trying to make green chili, but I put too much oil in it. Huh. So I was like helps also that's. That'll work. Okay, [laughter]. It all ends up the same sooner or later. Yeah, that's, right. But so that's fun. Okay. Yeah, yeah, I don't think I have room here to make much of anything except a mess got if I Miss one day doing the dishes. Yes. Yep. Oh. I know. Oh. shit. Cause we have like two inches of counter space in front of the microwave. Yeah. Yes. You know, it's like, huh. I know, there's. No, and there's. No dishwasher here. No. And and and the thing about a dishwasher too. Is that at least even if they're dirty there's a place for them to go right or clean? It's out of the way, right, right, yep, yep, yep. And dry there's still a place for them to go. So I either have like dirty dishes. All over or clean dishes. Huh. All over. Right, right. Because they're, I leave them in the rack to dry. Reading. I don't dry I'm off. Yeah. Usually so I just get this very. . Fine balance of a pile of dishes like the top thing is usually like a Pant, that'll, hold the rest of them. Yes. All in you know, it takes all three of us to make this creation every time. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, I know I I take that extra time to rent. [laughter]. Everything off and just sort of organize. It so it looks nice and needs like I don't know what I mean. Yeah, great [laughter]. Just wash them. Huh. But that's just the it's just so hard to keep up with everything seems like I don't know, not that Peter doesn't help out, but. Yeah, it is now. Yeah, but just people coming and going and everything at different times. Huh. Yeah, you know, it's not like the boy's doing their own dishes or anything. It makes it. Yeah, really. So. You probably wouldn't want them to yet. Well, I don't think. So you're, right. That'll. Just be more disaster. Yeah, these plugs only do it. When I scream and Holler and throw a hissy fit and then I feel bad? Yeah. 5th. You know, looks like, oh. wow. They do help out. Okay, you know, not as much as when I was working because they don't have to they don't, I feel like they don't have to. And. Right. I should still make them do stuff. Well, yeah, I mean, you know. I know, but. We have to, well, we don't have washer and dryer here. So we have to go to the laundromat, luckily it's. Yeah. Just in the apartment complex you know, so it's, just down the ways, but yesterday we get in there and got our loads of washing and then they turned look at the drivers and they're. Yeah, well, that's. Good. Yeah. All full shit. [laughter]. I have to come back. Somebody's ended. [laughter]. So I waited a couple minutes. Yeah. I was like they're not here. I'm taking them out. Huh. Sorry, just. Wow. Bye. I'm used to have a Washington drive. That's. Good. Yeah. But that just means I filed a clean Landry. Yeah, yeah, yeah, [laughter]. All over the place. Just more working along. Yep. Yeah, I made, I don't know. People that saw me leaving town. They made out good on everything that they got. I sold my washer, dryer for $200. Oh. You know, I mean, it just, you know, pretty much just given stuff away and it just kicked me off when people would bitch about how much it was? Yeah. Yeah. Right. I was like fine. Don't buy it. You don't have to buy it because there's somebody else that will appreciate this price. . You know, and it's like don't don't get my face over this stuff had that garage sale. Right. Oh my God, never again. Yeah. I will just give things away. [laughter]. I will not ever try to sell stuff like that again. Oh. So she meeting you know. Yep. It was an experience. I we live through it and [laughter]. Yep. He did that. Which does not kill us. Makes a stronger. That's, right, right. Yeah. But at least the house is gone. I don't have to worry about that. Huh. I got my little check from the other day. Huh. So like pay off a couple of bills we went and bought a a CD player we've been wanting one of those. That's good. I was like, well, we'll, take some of the money that we got you know, looks like $250 gotta just a little tiny stereo system. Really good for you. Yep, it has, yeah. You know, it's like this is good enough for us and we'll be fine. Yep. You know, so. Good for you. We still don't. Have a CD player yet. Yeah, yeah, we've got a box of tapes and we had sold the stereo system because it's been one of those big old, huge ones you know, I've been logging it around and then I got in here and I was like, well, it's probably a good thing because we wouldn't have room for it. Not. Yeah. There's. No room for it. [laughter]. Oh bye. That's. Good. Getting there. So that's exciting. We have three CDs and they're. All in the in the CD player, you know, so. [laughter]. By the time we ever get any other ones will be really tired of these three who did the Blowfish will be worn out. . Yep, that's, Tricia huh. Yep, really in the dead fish, huh. You know, [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, exactly [laughter]. Well. Geeks are playing in . Oh. that's fun. Yeah. They could sit in front of those four hours. I can't cause I can't ever push the right buttons and then they only tell me about half of the buttons. Yeah. Oh. So I don't know what I'm doing. So they automatically set you up to lose. Exactly. Yes, it makes them feel good because they can run laps around me literally [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh boy they're. All the same. Yep, they are it must be that. It's it's. Just not mail. Jean. Yeah, that's. What I'm gonna say, huh? That chromosome or whatever it is. It's a little short one, which one is it is it short or an extra 1. Oh. Just a short 1. Yeah, my God, I should know these things. Yeah, I don't know, huh. Extra Y right. Yeah, yep. Yeah, because woman X X and then R X Y and the man gives either an extra Y right, and the woman always has hasn't. Right, right. X or Y right. The two X's here. Yep. Well I'm. Glad you're hanging in there. Yeah, so far. That's. Good. I got your address and I got your number and then I looked at it and I said, I don't think this is right because I didn't think 970. Oh. okay. Oh. I know I have that area code. Would be I'm like he must have screwed this up. No. It must be nine O seven [laughter]. No, it should be like a prefix 970. Could be a prefix, but not an area code dollar me. Yeah, it just looked funny. Yes. And then I called a while and then I had to get everybody's addresses from dad Dan's in yours and Martin. So. Do you have Martin's? I think so yeah. Do you have his new number? Does he have one because I tried to call him yesterday and his number is disconnected? I think so. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, he was just in the process of of moving again. Yeah. So. Let's. See, actually have it right here. Oh. okay. Jim . Let me see if it's got Nick. Yep, I do. Huh, 718. See. Okay. 788. Okay. 7940. Okay, alright. And is that address 164? Sure. Okay. 7th F. . Okay. Apartment Street. K. Brooklyn. He's back in Brooklyn. New York. Yeah. 11. 215. Okay. He moves more than I do. I know, he's a month. It. Does. Just never puts down route. . Of course, I wasn't planning on moving a whole bunch, but it just works that way. . Yeah. It just happened. Huh. Right. Well, maybe next time. We'll, becoming back closer. So what we're planning on. Hopefully that will be nice. So I didn't take that. Good. They had a stipend for the. Department of child services here. Huh. They paid me like $15,000 to go to school for a year as long as I signed up and said that I would work somewhere in Colorado with department family services and I just was like I just don't want to do that. Huh. Right. Yeah. Well, yeah. I don't wanna commit to another year here. Yep. I just it's not in my plan right now, huh. Yep. Oh. I'll. Make sure you get those Cooper's highs for him. Oh. I will you do same. Okay. I was talking to I'm like telling him about his aunt Mary and Jacobson, Kyle. [laughter]. Bye. That you moved out. West. Yep. Like he knows what out West is poor kid. I know really. Huh. He will someday. Yep. Conquer the world. Yes, he will [laughter]. Like they all do. [laughter], huh. Well, I have to go to work today. Oh. you do. Yeah. Okay, that's, how they catch it today. When you didn't have to well? I know, but. And then because well, Peter, had a class reunion last night, 10 years. Oh. so you got Saturday off. Yeah, so I had to trade. Oh. oh that's. Okay. Yeah huh, it was fun. Okay, I love you. Oh. I was a good time. Well, that's good that's. Yeah. Good. Yep. And I need pictures of your kids actually sent you a letter. Oh. you did. Oh. who. I think already wrote it. I think I wrote it and I didn't have the address. Nope. So maybe I didn't send it yet, but I have a picture of the voice white. Oh okay. Oh good good. So and I will accept any pictures of your voice, nothing fancy. I love their Victor. Okay, alright, okay. Just a snap shot. Is good. Alright, [laughter]. So I can say Lucas. This is who they are this is what they look like instead of this is what they look like when they were your age and I don't really know what they look like now. This is this is them. Yeah, bye. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. They're big. [laughter]. I know it, huh. Got their money. Boys get like. They're both like I think Jake over a oh. pounds. You know, I mean, that's just to me was amazing. Wow. And I know it was really exciting to him when he passed a oh. pounds. Yeah. You know, he kept padding it with a couple of pounds. You know, [laughter]. Unbelievable. No. Not like us woman. Yeah, no kidding. [laughter]. Shoot if I could get to a oh. pounds. I'd be so happy. Yeah, well, I don't think it would get a oh. pounds, but yeah. No that'd be a little drastic, but. Oh. well, you take it. Oh. well, I'm. Easy. Okay, I love you. Well, thanks for calling me. They still have a free phone call ma'am. Yeah, it is, yeah, I thought it was pretty good. [laughter]. Like sure. I can have somebody recorded that doesn't bother me. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. God. Oh. well, we love you. And Ah, you take it. And hang in there. Easy. Okay, alright bye. I will do the same. They hire the voice for okay, bye. Yep, I will bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Click . Yeah, clicking de that's wild. See it's pretty wild isn't. It. Well, what what. What is it for the telephone? What what happened was Dana Dana, got wind of this and she called me up and she said you know, I got this free half our phone call and then she gave me the number to call? So that I could do it and she gave it to my mom. My mom called me and Dana had called me and then I said, well, I wanna use it. I want a free half hour. Any idea. So. What is it their research? I really have no idea. Oh Lisa huh, Steve it's really nice to hear your voice. No, thanks. Yeah, yeah, I've said several occasions lately. We gotta call Steve. Well, you know, especially I always think right around labor day. You know, because we were doing that bumper shoot, we didn't. Yes, yes. Do it last year and we didn't do it? This year and it's thinking. Well, you know, and that was the time that we always got together and got the visit and stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, maybe next year. Maybe next year. Yes. Well, you know what, um, we've gotten where into kayaking. Have you. Yeah, and although this year neighbor labor day will be a spiritual weekend. Huh. Believe it or not we're spending a spiritual weekend with get this a new Rabbi and salt spring Island [laughter], the guys bringing in wait for it, Susie and Dervish dancers. Oh. really. . No kidding. Oh cool. He's, wife, Sukey service. Okay. Well it's gonna be. That's. Great. As it as it was related to Joyce mysticism Coppola. Yeah, the cobra. His features big. Oh. okay, well you know, I I have friends who are soupy and I have I have been super. Yeah, I know I. Yeah, I've been super dancing it's really nice. It is isn't. It. I have to it's lovely. Yeah, they do songs from all the different traditions and and you do it, you know, with the people in the room you know, like you, you move around have different partners. Yeah. You you know, you just you interact with the people. Yeah. It's really nice. Yeah in fact there was apparently there was a man from San Francisco. Who is a Jewish who, um, came up made up? All these Sukey saw all these songs. Well, the dances of universal peak. Right that's. The super dancing. Yeah, they're, beautiful. Yeah. Aren't. They nice. Oh. Yeah, they do it twice. A month in sabbatical. Do that. I was going for a while. It's really nice. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and my friend and my best friend in Arcadia who I just went back packing with last week. He does, he leaves it every week in Arcadia he's in position stuff. Well he finished his house yet. Did he finished his house? Not the guy with the house that we've been trying to finish all these years. Uh, no, no, no that's. The tower. The guy in Petaluma. Oh. okay, different guy. My friend, John. John. Yeah, yeah, he did finish his house. Yeah. Did he unreal I'm gonna have to come down there just to see it? Yeah. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, it's a it's. Nice it's really. I bet his wife is ecstatic. Yeah, yeah. The kids must be grown and gone by now. Well, he's got that one kid and actually, they he's still there. He's having problems, mental problems. Oh. The kids that's kinda sad story, but they're and they're still working on it. The. They're. Just doing some kind of A E G test for the kid had to stay up. All night because I had to measure it measure his brainwaves under sleep deprivation to check for a certain kind of epilepsy. Oh here. No. Oh. yes. So yeah, it's kinda strange. Huh. But epilepsy if it is epilepsy, it isn't. But. I mean, that's perfectly controllable and stuff. Yeah, so they're kind of hoping it might be up let's. See. Yeah, because that's somewhat the nine in today's world. Yeah, yeah, so anyway, you guys are doing some more. Yeah. See kayaking, huh. Yeah, we're getting into it more and more. I was down to a toughie. No for a two day instruction of course, this a summer on this is when I came back to Alaska. Huh. Uh, well, you don't know about Alaska. You know, about Alaska. Well, I know you guys were going the Marine was gonna do some. Yeah, I'll say about that minute. Yeah, anyway quickly we I went down for two days one day in ties and current and one day in surf and uh, it was really exciting. Yeah, some reach. I got my own kayak now. So. Yeah, you had that last time we talked to you you you just bought. Oh. yeah, I got that in April. Yeah, so, um, and now I'm I'm still trying to find somebody to finish teaching me rolling. I I started to learn rolls last year and then we ran out of weather before I could really get it and it should have. Well rolling in a sea kayak. I don't even know anybody around here that rolls in. Oh yeah, everybody. I know, who's sea kayak. Really. Well, no, I shouldn't say that, but yeah, I mean, see kayaking rolling in sea kayak makes a lot of sense because it's a hell of a lot more convenient to be able to roll your kayak back up again. With. Oh yeah, then get out and then get back in the Coldwater. That is due to have to get out of the enter. Yeah, yeah, so that's why I wanna be able to do it. I mean, it's, just it's it's sort of a nano. You learn in a couple of hours then you got it, but um, it's a you know, you gotta get the the expiration. . You gotta do the practicing and stuff and so far. Yeah. I haven't had anybody to teach me, but I'm still working on it. Well what I've done twice. This summer is go inflatable River kayaking in inflatable raft it's it's a one person. That's, something else. Yeah. Inflatable kayak and it's just like a little mini raft it's shaped like a Cadillac and there's. That's wild. Yeah. No cockpit it's. Yeah, yeah. All open and it's self failing. So you can take it on class three ways. Yeah, right. How does itself fail? Well, the floor is not at the floor. Well. Is not attached to the sides. They're. Both inflated separately. Oh. They're tied together, but what happens is because the floor is inflated, the whole thing. Rises up with you in it and as it rises backup, the water seeks its own level. So it goes out. Yes, spelled out. Yeah, but don't you have to be able to roll that? Yeah, so it's just like the big. No people don't roll. It. If you fall, if you fall out you just swim up to it and you clamber clamber back in. No. But if you're in Whitewater and stuff. You're gonna be out of it more than you're gonna be in it. Well, not in the class 3. No. We don't do anything. That's class for and it's really fun. Okay, it's incredible. Like huh. I mean, it's just going through big waves and having a new around rocks and and stuff. Huh. Yes. We went through 11. Rabbit that was maybe class three plus half the people made it half. Didn't. I made it one day and then the next day. I didn't make it. . And it's just a big wave washed out of the boot, but we it's really been fun. Huh huh. Well. Is and what is this called again. This is called this is River kayaking with an inflatable. Right. Chi. I see. It's. Just like a raft just let you know that hard pipeline drafts, the big drafts. Well. Yeah, like . Yeah, and you know, it has has inflated seed in it. Yeah. You just and you have a regular kayak or paddle. And it's it's. Just really a blast because everybody can do it. . You don't have to have any River kayaking skill. Huh. You know, because River kayaks are tippy. Oh yeah, they're really. You know, and you're locked into a cop. Yeah, yeah. It and there's. You know, you gotta know what you're doing with this beginners have a blast. Yeah. So we just have you know about two weeks ago. . I met about 10 friends at this campground up on the Trinity River. Not that far from parkland where I used to live this is the middle fork of the Trinity and I used to live on the South fork and we candid the campground, the next day. We did our own shuttle went up and we we probably it was probably about 34 hours down the River back to the campground and it was just we took a lunch and it was just gorgeous. You know, and yeah, it was it was last. . So we, you know, I've been doing that. A little bit and that's that's fine. Mhm. But I wanna get more in to see kayaking too. But yeah, you got a good place down there. I haven't. See kinda good code. Yeah, there's a lot of places to go. I just haven't been going. Yeah, how's. Your love. Huh. Interesting I'm, not going I'm, not going out with the lawyer anymore. [laughter]. Good. Yeah, you had a lady in San Francisco. No, she was actually in Oakland. Oh okay. Yeah. Huh. Now, there's 1. I have they recovered from the fire down there are they rebuilt down there. Yeah, they're pretty much. Yeah, oh. wow, these. All rebilled. Yeah. So, yeah, and so you replaced her. Yeah, so [laughter], but I've, nothing serious yet. [laughter]. Good [laughter]. And I just. . I just have a blind date coming up on Thursday with the 1. I was waiting to get back from France whois visiting in France. Cause her friend was telling a friend that I met on the River. Hello. Said you gotta need this woman. Grace you're really gonna hit off of there. That's simple. So talk to or to her on the phone and we have a a date coming up. Thursday, but meanwhile, I've I've been having I've been going out of was like three different woman. . Nothing serious, but you know, having a good time. Yeah. And. That's good [laughter]. So it's funny. You know, I've had a active social life. I just haven't met the 1. Perfect woman. Oh. the one perfect woman. [laughter]. I hope we keep dropping our expectations of perfection. [laughter]. Yeah, well that might help [laughter]. Yes. That's true. And I'm. Well, aware [laughter], that myself. Well, I think it it doesn't need. Perfection. It just needs to click. Exactly. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Samson is there. Yeah, she's here visiting. She came on. . There's. She came on Thursday. Oh. that's. So neat. Yeah, she's cooked and buildup my freezer. . I've got food for the next three months. [laughter]. 00, how is T. My freezer I've put her on the phone. Um, I've got two lines. Hang on. Oh great. Have . . Is really high. Good. Hi. I hear the both of you. Oh. [laughter]. You're fine. Yeah, this is a great tree guys. How well, how long didn't? I see you. Oh. years. Because we came out that remember, we flew with C plane is it is it where. Yep. We're living in our apartment. Yes. We were so it has to be about six years then. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it was your second trip to Alaska. Oh. okay, let's. Oh. oh. yes. Whatever that was. Oh. that's, right. How you doing same business wise keeping busy? Yes. Oh yeah, it's. You are good. Fine, it's, most most of my catalog clients are in California in fact. You are. I'm trying to a trip down there. You're. So I can visit your kid. Hey. And and do you have your doctor yet. No, can you believe that, huh? You don't have it, you finished off. I know I have to admit this. I know. You finished all the work. I know I know. I'm proud of you anyway. All right, thank you, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I hear you found it a company T company. Yeah. How's. That doing. Very well. You're kidding. I mean, I mean, I don't know like on what scale if you know what I mean, but. Yeah, but you're making a few dollar. Oh. yeah, and we would keep doubling our sales every year. Hey. Hey, every huh. So for a second. Well in our second year, you know, so who knows. Every year, you're doubling, your sales. Well, we doubled from last year. Huh. This is that last year. Yeah. They made $20. This year. They made 40, huh. No, no, no, last year. We did some a 50000 and this year. What great? We're almost we're gonna hit a oh oh. It divided three ways. Well, it's sales. You know, that's sales. Yeah, that's. Your gross volume. That's. Good. That's. Good, you you keep doing that. Oh. yeah. And you'll be a millionaire. They don't have to. Well, we gotta gift shows. Oh good show. Yeah, and and so, we've only really been in British Columbia. So far. Huh. And we had in fact, we had someone right to us from Pennsylvania. . Um, from Bethlehem and an another store in Washington state. No kidding. So we're starting to look now at maybe like going down the coast a little bit. Bill. You know. Or you don't. Do mail order work mail order you put as a little little blurts maxi. Yeah. No, we haven't really focus. We have a form. So people can have it if they want, but we haven't focus there because well, because we've been in business such a short period of time and we're like really running hard, you know. . Ray. Yeah, and it cost money to to advertise these magazines. They're fortunate. Well, that's a. Yeah. Mail order is a process. It's a process. It mail order is a very serious process and you you have to have your process in place before you attempt it and the best thing to do with mail order is to get your business established as a supplier organization first to your retailers and then, uh, when you've already got your your your business rolling then you can add mail order to it. Very much. So. Exactly. Cox. Yes. And it doesn't add such a bridge burden, but mail orders very serious business. Huh. I mean, fulfillment is it's really heavy duty stuff and so you don't wanna go into that lately. It is. It is. You wanna have your ducks lined up before you get to that. Yeah, yes, yes, well, no, it's very interesting. That he that he he talked about it. What's, the name of your company? Yeah. Salt spring T company, salt spring T company. Say it again. Yeah, well, that's a original [laughter]. Like that, but let me tell you you wouldn't believe how how. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Um, how valuable that name is because especially across Canada and especially in British Columbia, everybody knows about South spring Island and fall spring Island is known as a sort of a Bastian environmentalism it's natural products in good health and all that stuff. Huh. Huh. Huh. Are they. Yes, yes, yes. Are they specialty T's? Yes, they are beneath they're. All, um, verbal T. Send me some samples. Sure I will I will. Hey, where's, my gift where's. My gift T T package. [laughter]. Oh okay, you too. You guys have promised me for two years, two years, I'm supposed to get that. Have a nice. T. I've been I've been checking. My mail box. Once a week for two years and I still don't have the gift box. Huh. Oh. set. Hey, Wendy huh. What do you guys? Anyway. Never [laughter], never. Never. Why. Because we love to have see you. Well, that's a good it's. The first good offer. Anybody's made me. [laughter]. Oh God, we dearly love to see you. You know, you've been such fun that Diana would love to see if Lisa would come in from from Boston at oh. we have a ball any chance of getting you guys for Thanksgiving. Yeah. Not locally. No, not likely [laughter]. Yeah, welcome. No reason to come back. Well, [laughter]. Well, it would be it would be nice, but hideously expensive proposition, you know, you know what else, Bernice. Oh. I'd love to seat. Love to speak with. Yeah. If the if I don't have my draft of my thesis, a draft done by December they're, throwing me out. Huh. You're kidding. So I have to do it. Oh. you have to do with. Yeah. And she's been cheating. She. But what do you mean they're gonna throw out that's the program? Well, they're gonna see it. Yeah, like I'm up my time is off. The PhD, huh. Yes in other words. Um, it's five years, but what happened was that. Oh gosh. I have all kinds of credits because I they give you time off when you teach you know, yeah, so it's it's. Huh huh. Um, that way. It's tricky, but. Well, we're proud of you anyway, even if you don't know what the hell if you don't, if you do it, you don't, do it, you with the three little letters, you know, it you've done. So I have to do it. Yeah. No I'll. It you've done. Do it. Yeah, I'll. It except it's. Wonderful to have achieved. It, you know, I mean, we gotta call your doctor. Yeah, yeah. Marlene [laughter]. Huh huh huh. Instead of calling room. Yeah, well, yeah, well salmon. Stock. Marlene, you know, with a Bernie I'm worried. I'm. Sorry. We're coming out next January to Steve, but yeah, we're coming out to see we're gonna take an elder hospital course and then spend a the rest of the time with Steve, but um, I don't think Bernie would wanna go all the way up to Vancouver again, that's a whole big big trip again. Oh yeah. Yeah. You know, but that's. So you're gonna be in California in January. In January. Yeah. Huh. Yeah, January the last the last. Yeah. Oh. well, maybe she'll be maybe Stephen. You could come to San Francisco. How about that that would be an idea? Me it's me and it's Sam and. Uh, yeah, well, I mean, I mean a Sam and and. Yeah to San Francisco for when. Both of you the second or 3rd week. We could we could it come you both come there. And then we get to get together. How about that? That's a neat idea. Hey. We should think about it because I might be able to you know, make a business trip out and combine it. So. Yeah, and. So I can make it a tax deductible trip. Yeah, right, and you both of you could come and and then if you both come a you know, we surely. Yeah. Oh. what a reunion that would be marvelous that would be. I wish you could see what's going on here now. What's going on? I'm I'm on a cordless phone and I'm wondering around out back of the house because the dog has to book. Yeah, so, um, I. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm talking to you and I'm trying to hang on to or keep up with money will use keeps wandering furthering further into the Bush behind the house. [laughter]. What you gotta? I. Oh. you didn't know about our pool. Gotta. Oh. we have a standard poodle. So. Oh my God, my . I. I. Yeah, I thought we did. Don't. I don't. Oh. I think we did. Oh. you must have because he's nine and a half. I think. Yeah, yeah, Hey, how's. Your mom. That's. What I want to know? My. Yeah, yeah, yours. Yes, very well. Actually, she's doing very very well. Is she she's? Okay. And she's living where. She lives in Vancouver in an apartment and she has a, um, a woman. I'm. Good. Who lives with her that she gets along with beautifully and, um, she has diabetes? Good. Wonderful. Oh. but she does she have to take an injection, huh. Yeah, she does. Yeah. But but she's you know, she's very well. So fine. I mean, all things considering let me put it that way. You see her see her pretty often. Oh yeah, we try to get in and see her fairly often. For once every couple of weeks or something. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, so. Yeah, I know you lost your data few years ago. Yes, yes, and my mom you know, she had that really serious about with alcoholism and so she, you know, it for her health is not great, but she's she's enjoying her life and she says she's really having a nice time and you know, it's good. Yeah, but. Yes, yes. A. Boot. Oh good. You know, when when Bernie and I were there, I saw no signs of it at that. there was no sign of it. Yeah. She was fine. Yeah, but she was drinking. Oh. she was see. I have no. I had no knowledge of it. No, we didn't really either. I just know. Because she really kinda went downhill later. Yeah, uh, but she but she, but she linked it. Yeah. She's. Okay, now huh. Yeah, she did. She beat it. Which everybody told me that at her age. She never would. Oh my I don't, listen to anybody. But she did. Don't, listen, somebody. Yeah, it is great it's. Yeah, she. Like America. Oh. really. Yeah, she did. Is a is a a out then. Well, she goes to a yeah, she goes to a a they are yeah. Yeah, well, that's wonderful I'm. Yeah, Sam and and both of you doing I'm gonna say goodbye. I give it to Steve. House free. Oh. okay, they're. Just fine, but they my girls are Gurney is reach course, retired. He calls and he has his his, uh, he cancels a business of people who have problems and I have a little part time job and they, in a, um, an agency a temp agency. A what. A temporary. Oh. temp agency. Yes, and I I enjoy it very much personal agency a little little part time job keeps me busy and Lisa, is doing very well. Yeah, okay. . That's. Great. She's. She is marketing manager of the health plan. Fantastic. They they have 16 locations in the East coast of Boston. Huh. So, she's, but she want to get into something more creative. Well, yeah, she's a artistic one of the family, right. Well, she she's interested in C D ROM and educational CD Roberts, but it's awful hard to break in, but meanwhile, she's got a nice job. Yeah, yeah. . She's she's painting and she sells some of her paintings and any and then you know, is a cycle therapist. Great. Oh. that's. Good. Yep. And as a dating, but nothing nothing's happening. Nobody's getting married [laughter]. [laughter]. The story is a lightning family life. Jesus, great. What else to do we got every single goddamn version and the life exam? Bootable professional woman. All not married. [laughter]. Can you imagine that? Well, the the life is not noted for marriage, huh. Oh. [laughter], how our say doing. The face doing okay, she had a hip replacement and she's. Goodness that's. Good she's. Amazing. Good. Yeah, and and uh huh. He just indoors. Yeah, Linda is a is a physiotherapist. No, yeah, physiotherapy. Linda. Then there's a physiotherapist. No, no she's out of the shot. She she graduated. She took course. She was doing being a master master. You know, just massages, but now she decided she's going on for further. Yes. She just graduated her course. She does physical therapy. Unbelievable I'm. So, we're very. So pleased to hear it. Yeah in barrio. She went through. So much, Michigan us. It's, Mister gosh. Yeah, and well, wait a minute, Barry is owned for five houses. Oh. yeah. Now, he's real estate guy for 45. [laughter]. Yes, . No, no, no, not from Lord. He owns great houses. Beautiful houses got a nice living in out of his real estate. Yeah, yeah. And the and let's. See now what. Oh yeah, Fred O. Yes, Fred I'll. Make very briefly. I don't wanna take up. All this time. The whole business now, Bernie was paid off Sam. Got it. Yep, yep. The whole business change. He fired all the salesman and his wife helps him. Oh yeah. She helps him now. And all his big customers call in the orders and give them to % off. Huh. So now you got from all the brothers. All the salesman gone. Huh. He even fired his office, man. He was paying them 750 a week. Huh. And he can't he says too much money. Huh. So, Fred you've got admire. I admire him he's got something. He's in the office at 637. And leaves at 730 at night. My God. He is putting in all those hours just between, you and me Sam. I think he's working like 10 dogs to save the business. Is it was my question is it that bad? Yeah, I don't think, it's good. For. He said money's tight. Yep. He he, he in fact, he has Bernie for a loan. Oh why aren't people by. Well, the whole nature of the business. The competition. It's it's awful tight out here. Sam awful tight. Yeah. Uh, so he's trying to save the business. I don't know. I think I frankly, give another five years. Frankly. 5. Oh. yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah okay now that's another way. Hope. He's, not selling you know the boys. They sold ever ready. And Mallory. Well, yeah, they always sell the top line. Do not sell he does not sell he deals directly with new York buys foreign batteries cheaper than then he could buy a whole sale at Mallory and ever ready. Yes. And the public does not care. Oh. is that right? They do not care. They buy Florin batteries. Oh. how interesting. Do not care. I have no idea. So the whole business with Bernie. He had a half hour a he borrowed some dough from Bernie and he can't pay it yet. Com. Yeah. So, we're just extending the time you know if we give the kid a break, he he's trying so he had a whole hour conversation with Bernie explaining how everything is different. Yeah. Yeah. So Bernie's there to give him a hand, but we, but he doesn't need it. Yeah. He doesn't need it. He's on the right track. He said he should've done it a year ago. . So, he's trying to Curtis expensive and save life and brothers. You know, we're we're a we're very unhappy. Yeah. He doesn't have stock on the shelves, but you know, he's in there. Oh. dear. He's in the kitchen every minute. 12. So he's he's here, he's really quite a kid. He's, not like we thought Mildred would would produce a kid. [laughter]. You know, you know, [laughter]. Well, the the kids. She seemed to produce and the kitties turned out to be. Are totally different. Well, right, he still belongs to the country club kid. Uh huh. You know, with a big half he's bought a beautiful house. He's got a nice wife. She's in their kitchen, right with him. Huh. He's got two boys one is 21 is is a five and then nice boy, nice wife really nice and she's working very hard by his side. . Huh. Oh. that's, wonderful she's, a lawyer to right she's, a lawyer to. She delivered. I beg your pardon. Yeah, she's an attorney, but they both don't work at it. How interesting? They went off. They did all that. Well, you. If they work a lot less money. You think it's a week. Well though, I do think that the attorneys are now Diamond doesn't too. They don't want it. Don't want. Yeah, but they don't wanna be attorney C but look that's neither here nor there. Yeah. Listen I'm, hanging up kit. Oh. try to get together a next January would be wonderful. I think it's Anita id. Wonderful. We'll work on that. Yes, think of you often take care love. You [laughter]. I love you. Bye bye bye. Okay, bye bye. Goodness. Got she's. Amazing. What a fireball? Huh. She really is. Yeah. Oh. it's, wonderful. So what's how was your trip to. How old is she now we allow to ask that question? Um, how your trip to Alaska. How old is she now? How old you ma'am? How do you know? Yeah, she's 70. [laughter]. I forgot [laughter]. Tell her not to lie about her age because when she turns 80 she's gonna wanna party. Huh. He said don't lie about your age because when you turn 80 you're gonna wanna party. So, Hey, tell me about Alaska. Oh. Well. She's about to tell you that she had. [laughter]. Why ? A wonderful incredible trip. But then she had to put a lid on it because it wasn't a totally wonderful fantastic trip for me. Really great. So, but it's. Oh. Okay, you can tell you a trip store. Now what was the purpose was to do research on the North coast Indian. I got a research grant to go from the department. From who. Oh. from your university. From UV. Yeah, and so then Sam. And Monty Lily decided to come along Sam, decided to protect me from all the bars in Alaska. Huh. And to do the photography right. Huh. Yeah, I do the in fact, we looked at the slides last night and it turned out was a good really wanted to see a Husky, a lady Husky. Huh. Oh. lady Husky had a girlfriend that bitch, huh. You. Then huh. [laughter]. . Yeah. So there we are C so, but then I guess, um, well, I just thought it was fabulous. [laughter]. I just lost it. Isn't, Alaska, beautiful. All I just thought. World. Huh. Did you take the ferry? All the way up from BC. Oh. we had such a trip. Did you do the inland passage? Yeah. Oh. I'd, like I'd love to do that. We got on at port Hardy and then we went to Prince Rupert and we got on at Prince Rupert. I think. We went to catch an Rangel. Huh. Juneau cicala, Hans. And skyway and then we got off at skyway and we drove to white horse N B C and then down the Stewart Cassie, are highway, which is basically the parallel route to the Panhandle on the water. Wow. . . Oh okay. And then came out at Prince Rupert again. Got back on it. Prince Rupert went back down to port Hardy and drove back down. Vancouver Island is a super trip. Huh. Great. Yeah, that you did that. Was really glad. All what in July in August. Well, we took six weeks. It was a may and June the whole month of may the whole month of may the first week in June. Oh wow. Okay in June. Oh. it must have been gorgeous with wildflower. It was oh. and we had the most fabulous weather like apparently it rains a lot at that time. Well, it does rain a lot of them and it didn't rain at all. Oh. yeah, that's. The springs. Yeah, wow. I mean, it was originally gorgeous. Great. It really was pretty we have one day of squalls in. Um, sick. And, uh, that day. I was out walking mon and I wound up sitting around my wife close for two hours and, um, the next and then two days later, I was sick as a dog with a cold for four days. I was stuck in bed and . Oh. bummer. So yeah, so the one day of of real heavy duty rain got me like I was like a sledgehammer really. Yeah. Oh yeah, oh. wow. A. Yeah. I mean, Alaska is so beautiful. I know it is. Have to kind of ignore all the dead animals everywhere. But. On the highway . Well, everybody's got dead animals everywhere. Oh. on the walls. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh. the hunting. Yeah, the hunters, the Moose love Muise. Yeah. Hunting. You know, so it's, kind of a it's an interesting culture. Right. So your grant was to study. What. Well, my grant was to go and to do research and on my face. Is topic, which is you know this this needed? For Louis shot ridge. Who wrote who wrote all this stuff at the university museum collected? Huh. All those artifacts. Right. So I needed what I want it really turned out to be because I have most of the research. It mostly turned out to be a kind of, um, um, trip to talk to his family and to the political powers that be up in Alaska in terms of the clinic. I see. So I got rubber stamped. All the way through. Oh nice. Yeah, it was good. It was very good. I met members of the family and they were very supportive and I met like with the head honcho for, um, see Alaska. Huh. Heritage foundation, which is sir. The umbrella. Now now in in terms of the politics of Alaska, they're. All in under incorporations. Huh. They were all incorporated was at a village level and then a kind of umbrella, corporation. Huh. See Alaska. It should've runs you know, every every what is all the sort of whatever it said about a claim that it's all sort of controlled through see Alaska and I met with them and they were very very supportive. Huh. So it's just great. Huh. I mean, whatever I wanna do. 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Not on anymore, but just so you're aware, they're listening to us and they, I don't know, they they must listen and try to find out how people talk to each other when they're in different countries or something. Huh. . Oh. it. By. I can't believe I can't believe they do this and then give us $10 to do it and then they and then they give the, um, the the school that sister, Bonnie is at they give them $5 for getting us to do it and then. Huh. [laughter]. What you mean? You mean my sister, honey. Not your sister, honey. My sister . Correct, correct. Oh. so they also give any money. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Bonnie school money. Oh. that's interesting. Uh, yes, sister sister body. Sister, Bon. My sister, honey. No, my sister, [laughter]. Your sister, honey. Oh. you're kidding. Yes, yes, well she's. The one that got got this whole program for us and. Oh. Oh. I thought it was my sister. No, no, not a no, no, no oh. we got the wrong. Finally that got the whole program. Oh. I see. The wrong. Bonnie. No it's it's still a sister. Got the wrong Ronnie. Bonnie. But it's the difference. It's a wrong sister, Ronnie. Yeah, there we are. Hi, Stacy. Yeah, yeah, so so she has a you know, you imagine with our family she's given this number to all the family. Oh. okay. So, they're. I'm adding. All a Joyce. Is getting calls and I don't know if you go, we only got body. . So far. No, mom called Lori. Oh yes, that's, right. . Yeah, but who else gotta call nobody else. And Bonnie called me. My sister, honey called me. Yes, yes, yes, that's. All it cause Larry. You're, right. This is the 3rd 1. Yeah, Larry, Larry had the number and all know Larry clean and Larry. This is the 3rd 1. Mary void. Well, of course, Larry, white. Yeah, Larry void, could have done it too, but there is a problem in that they indicated to me sometime back that it's supposed to be one person talking to another person in the next call. Is supposed to be somebody else talking to somebody else. Not what. Well, that's. What we've done? So far. Yes, that's right. That's. Why last time when I called, I said we definitely wanna talk to Lori next time? I talk to you, but you see Bonnie talk to you also. Right. So their monitor, yeah, so they're monitoring there's, these calls and they're saying. Oh. Well, wait a minute. That's, the second time this guy, John from from cadre has talked to a a deeper Wisconsin. . So, that's not the intent, the intent is getting a lot of different people involved. Oh. I see. So they can study. I guess what they say. Well, why can't then. Why. Can't. Well, there's that's still the the no, no that's. I think you're misinterpreting. No, oh. no. It because it's still you talking to me. No, but it's still you answering. And if Vicki called you and Larry called you and . I called you and Joanne called you, you know that would be too many people. But then the same is, but then the same is true with Joyce in Germany, only one person. Could call her. That's exactly, right that's, exactly right. According to what I understand. That's the regulation and we didn't. Well, then why can't it be. Why can't it be Stephanie talking to leave for a half hour then? Yes, that's exactly right. No reason why that's exactly right. We're gonna have to do that. I'm gonna have to tell Bonnie to use Larry is pin number because Larry has a pin number and of course. So does Molly and so does Miranda, Miranda, could okay. Molly. Could talk. Yeah, Molly. Could talk to Claire. Okay, we'll. Do that we'll promote that over the over the? Did. Did you know that did you know that I called? Um, J yesterday on his birthday. No, I didn't. Yeah, of course that wasn't one of these half hour free things. Oh. It was a half hour. It was a half hour, but it wasn't a half hour free [laughter]. Yep. And you called him. Yeah. Oh. my gosh, you know, he could have used. Well, no, I called no, I called using my A T N T. Oh. okay, but I know, but Juliet. You know that I'm. Geez, you know that I'm. Yes, I know I know that, but Joanne, could have used John Werner's pin number which she has. Geez godfather. Oh. And she could have had Jay call you. Well, that was my birthday present to him. So it doesn't matter. Anyway. Okay, okay, fine. Well anyway, um, do you have a list or do you want me to get online? Alright. No, why don't you go on yours? first. Maybe it'll . Okay, you know that type that you sent us about your being rare. Yes. Do you want that back? No, oh. no. Oh. okay, because I mean, we you know, we have that on tape. No, no, no. I didn't I mean, I don't have any plans to erase it. I just didn't know you want it back. No. oh oh. Oh. okay. Hey, you know what that I've been dreaming about something and everybody tells me it's not a possibility. And, um, maybe you have to wait until after your not mail anymore. I don't know you know what this, what. What this has to do? But,. You know in the Philippines. Foreigners can't buy land. Huh. Did you know that? No, I did not. Oh. you have to be a Philippine citizen to buy land. Oh. really and you have 48 hours. Right. So what. You have 48 hours that you wanna buy. Huh. [laughter]. No, but what a lot of people do is of course, they have an agreement with a friend and so I would buy land and the friend would know that it's. Oh. Mine and I would know that it's. Mine, but it's legally in a friend's name. Oh. Matter of fact, as a matter fact in the Philippines people can only own certain amount of land because Korea chemo put through a land reform deal. Huh. So even to find somebody who's willing to put land in their name. Sometimes is difficult. Oh. that would okay. But anyway. If I was willing you know, I all my brothers and sisters have houses where they live and I don't and land you know, is expensive here, but I was wondering the worst part about buying land here is getting a loan from the bank because it's like 300%. Yes, yes. Oh. brother. I was wondering if I could get a loan from a bank in the States to buy Landon. . Oh. brother. Well, it's worth. I don't even know I don't even know if you could ask a banker that question because your mail. Well, I sure there's. No, oh yeah, that wouldn't bother me. That wouldn't bother me at all. Oh. well, see here in the here in the Philippines. If you're in politics and you even ask a banker that you're, you know, you're in over your head. Oh. I see it. Polich home. John that's. Not even anything that a banker would even think about I would simply ask him. Yeah, and that's funny. I would simply ask him, but what kind of equity like let's say let's say you were buying a home buying a home that in in the Philippines. . You'd. Have to pay in an American money. A $50,000. Know what I would do is I would take out a loan and by the land here. Yes. Clear. But but you gotta have money to buy the land. Do you have the money to buy the land? How much do you have? I don't even know how much the land is A B? Okay, let's. See just for. My calculator is upstairs on my desk, please. Go get it. It's that little black thing. Just say. Let's say a let's say a lot was $10,000 a pretty good sized lot. Yeah. Let's. Say an average lot and you had to are you telling me you would have to 000 down you gotta tell me that because otherwise the banker is gonna say well, how much does he have down and what's the value is that a true value? Huh huh. So you know, so let's say it was. Well, there's real estate. There's real estate agents here and everything. Okay, I know that. And they can verify that. So okay. Fine. So let's say it was 10000. Would you have 2000 down or 3000 down or what? Cause the bank. I don't know maybe it maybe in a year. Isn't gonna. I could. Okay, cause the bank isn't gonna give you more than about 7080% each 70%. Bye. I would say would be a norm. . So they would give you 7000 on a $10,000 purchase. Is what I'm thinking. Huh huh. Uh, yeah, so you'd have to have the other 3. I don't think any bank, you know, nobody here even in the States. Can borrow on an empty piece of property more than 70% of what. And then they have to show that they have a ability to to make payments on the balance and so forth. Huh. I don't know. Well. Well you know those are all things. I've, never thought about before. Yeah, sure, sure, sure. Because you know, let me just I'm just thinking here, 10000. But. Times 25. It's, 250000. 25000020. It's 250000 pesos to 50000 pesos divided by 3000 pesos per square meter, right now at this place. Oh. I see. Okay, okay. I'm looking at. Is 83. No, that doesn't make sense. 8300. Yeah. No, 83. Wait a minute now. Not 83000. 250. No. 000. Divided by. 3. That's. 80 that's. Is. 80. Wait a minute. Let's let's. Go back let's. Say I want a 300 square meter piece of property. Okay. So, that's 300 times 3. Is 900000 . Yeah, I guess so yeah. Divided by 25 pesos into a dollar. Okay. Oh Lord, you can't tell me that this property's worth that kind of money. Oh yes. Oh. Oh. yes. Well, you guys. Well, let's let's. Go backwards here. Let's, go back where it's. . 3000 pesos. Okay, 3000 pesos. . Divided by 25 is a oh. is a okay, just minute is a 20 is a $20 per square meter. What is 10000? Okay, okay. So a 20. Times. A 20. Times. Um, let's say 300. Oh. yes. Good night, that's $36,000. Yeah. Yeah, that's not reasonable at all it's unbelievable. Oh. no it's. Those are true prices dead. Oh. not for a lot. Yes. In America in American money. For just a lot. Well, I guess you'd have to do some checking on that. So anyway, let's, just, well, no, those are true prices. Okay, let's. See, oh okay, what I'm what I'm saying is no lending institution in the United States. Those are true prices, huh. That I can believe that I can think of would give you more than maybe 70% of what the value is. And the value would have to be established. Oh. no. So you'd have to come up with the balance. Okay, so let's say the value was let's. Say the value is 36000. Yeah. dollar. $36,000. Yeah, so you'd have to come out with 30%. That'd be 10000. oh oh. The bank would not, I know nobody would lend on vacant property if it was a home. You know, for a missus if there's a home on it that could be rented for an income then institution might say well, you know, yeah, I appreciate that that's. No, this is just this is just a lot. What I mean that's? What I mean? How much is vacant property worth as in value as opposed to a piece of property with a with home on it that can be rented the bank? Would say well, wait a minute. We can, if that thing, don't work. If this guy don't make it a we can rent that parcel and we can get our money back if we only have 70% invested. Oh. I I would say that generally, but I'd be glad to talk to, but that's generally and in fact, 70% is high on open open land a developer. K. I think would be lucky to get 60% because things can change all of a sudden. And. There's. No development there's. No sewer and water available or something. Well, these are these are lots these are Prime lots, obviously there's cheaper ones available these, but there's a subdivision you remember where the Airport is in and there's a subdivision. Okay. Oh Ashley. Okay. Yeah, yes. There's a they're building a 18 whole golf course out there. Oh. I see. And there's a oh. there's a oh. lots available. Golf course side. . Huh huh. And they're going pretty hot. I mean in six months they probably won't be available, but they're 3000 pesos per square, foot. Huh huh. Oh huh, oh okay. I mean per square meter per square meter the 3000 pesos per square meter and, um, the smallest the smallest lot available is. Alright, . Oh man, I can't it. Can't be the. People over there. Don't have any money. How the hell can they pay that? No, no dad. Just just the opposite is true either. Oh. people that do have money. They have lots of money or they have have lots of it people that don't have any have absolutely not. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah okay, okay. So, but there is a growing middle class. And that's. What these lots are targeted at the growing middle class? Mhm. But that middle class is pretty high class if they can spend that kind of money. It's. I huh. Well, there they don't spend. They don't spend it. They rent, they you know these little crackerjack houses there these little match box houses are going up or about the size of our sala and kitchen and their their three bedroom. Yeah. Oh. Not something I interested in, but just as an example, just as an example, these houses costs, you know, I mean people go in debt, you know, for 25 years, they're paying. No, oh yeah. They pay like 2000 places a month for 25 years. Yeah,. You know, and, uh, they they pay you know, three times the price of the house. Do you do you know, do you know just for the purposes, the bank might be interested a do you get clear title or is there something has to do with the Philippine government that says, uh, if you leave or something or if something happens? I own the house. I own the house. What about the property? It's, the property is not mine. Really. Correct. Oh. come on the bank is gonna laugh at that. If you don't own the property, the house is on. Right. Oh. no. Huh. They have to have equity. They can't you know, the house. They have to move the house in order to get their money. If there's something. If it didn't you know, if it didn't go through if you didn't finish the, well anyway, it's an interesting contact. Yeah, oh. well. Anyway speaking of houses. We do love your new house. Yeah. Oh. you do good. Yeah, I did Bonnie. Did Bonnie talk to you about potentially building some shells for all of our stuff that that we have in your basement. Yes, you did. Yes, she did. Is that a is that a possibility? And what I I think I think what we're gonna do. I I you know because we don't like to build a lot of stuff on the walls. I think what I'm gonna do is get some pieces of plywood like about two feet by eight feet long. And hang them from the rafters and put stuff on that. Huh. Cause Liana. Why can't you just build the free? Just build a freestanding er freestanding shelf. From the floor. Yeah. We might do that with some blocks or something a. Well, no, well that that's an idea to but just it blocks are cheaper. Yeah or just for two by fours. If blocks are cheaper than word, but the shells just, but the shells just like we had in the basement except instead of being built into the wall. Well, then you'd have to, but you have to. Yeah, but you'd have to fax them to. Yeah. It instead of being billed in the wall they'd be freestanding. Yeah, you have to fasten them somewhere to the wall a well, maybe yeah, you have to fax them. They could just be, they could just be tied to the wall that would be no big deal. Maybe maybe not. Yeah, maybe not. Yeah, whatever we, yeah, I I agree. And they wanted us to, we talked about it and since when I mentioned it and I said, yes, that's, right. We can't. Let that stuff sit there. All the basement is nice and dry, but it's just not, yeah, yeah. Oh. I know, it's. I know, it's dry and everything. It's it's, not that it's not the condition of the items. No. It's, the fact that kids are down there. Unsupervised and I can't believe it's only gonna be a matter of time before they start filtering through those things. Yep. Yes, yep. I would have to agree that that is a possibility. I haven't seen it happen because I we do go down there when they're there, but yes, they could be calling in that stuff and coming up with something that would be a. Well, it I I feel. So incredibly guilty even asking but you know, I mean. No, no, I I think that maybe maybe we could do something different. Maybe we could actually partition somehow and and close it as opposed to trying to cause we put it on shells they're still gonna be able to get at John. You know. I know, but I think if they're on shells with a curtain. Well. They would be less likely to start. . You . I don't know a partition cents. We just, we just had we just, we just witnessed Steffi and Stacy down there were told not to go in the bedroom. Whatever's cheapest, whatever's cheapest and you think is best. They are in the bedroom and found Christmas presents under the bed. . I said when you tell them not to go in the bedroom. Huh. What the hell are they gonna do they're gonna go in the bedroom? Huh huh. It's only natural and they're they're a loan that's. No. Good let's. You know, we were told not looking there must be something really good there. Yeah. So, [laughter], I well anyway, we'll. See what we can do about that. It's it's. Just that you know, some of the things are really some of the things are really you know, it might look like junk to somebody else, but it has value to us and and by by yeah. Yes, I appreciate that that's. What I that's what I told? Larrea. I I told Larry. I said you don't know what why something is important to them. It's, not important to you, but you don't know why. Yeah. So, yeah, there's. No intent to do anything. But but uh, protect it. So it doesn't get. Well and it's Larry clean feel that way. How much more you know, all the cousins when they're down there? [laughter]. You know, especially you know some of the younger ones you know, they don't know I mean, Claire is five years old and she goes up to my office looking for scratch paper. Yeah, yeah, that's, right. Sometimes you know, and and they just kids have absolutely no idea what value something could have. . Yep. Yeah, that's, right. So you know. Okay, okay, well it's it's been noted and we'll take care of it. We'll. Well, I I feel really bad and I also know that I feel incredibly guilty having to ask you to do that because I know you're doing, uh huh. Take care of it. . No, I don't know why you should. Well, yeah, but I I think you're, right. I think there is and and I talked about that very thing that there's a reason enough to be concerned to put in some kind of a condition. So that nobody disturbs it and even though you know somebody might think it's a not with a hell of a lot. And. That's. None of our affair because you guys a. Yeah, yeah. Hey, we're we're we're confused about your guys address is it 13 to four or 13 it's 1. Okay. Yes. 1324. Excuse me, it's, 1324. 13. Yeah, and that's. And it's metal view is meadow view two words or one word. Yes, it's two words. And there's an L N besides it's Lane. Metal view Lane. But it don't make a difference. I guess, but yes, I see your last letter just came up. So they're. So they're. So there is no metal view Street. No there's, not that's, right. Okay, but so Lane is important, but I mean, not yet because there's. No metal view Street, but someday in the future, you never know there could be okay, so it is 1324. That's, right there might be. Yeah, that's, right. Yep, yep. And what did you say you notice that my last letter? What. That you addressed at meadow view instead of motor view Lane, but that's, not a concern because. Oh right, right now, did that last letter have a visa bill and an also an envelope to this to the bank? Yes. Yes, and that was interesting. I have it in front of me. I went to the bank with this and he said I don't know why you brought that here because that's a receipt that John has for a check that stopped that would stop payment. Right. But they it said on that it said on that thing that I got that if I don't mail that back in. No, he said that. So many days then they won't indeed stop the payment. Oh. So you got a mail it to NationsBank. No, no NationsBank is a visa payment. Okay. That's a separate entity altogether. All right. The bank. Juan, do job. He is is something that I thought I took care of the stop payment over the phone then about a month later then about a month later. Yep. This is okay. I get this thing in the mail that says if you don't mail this back in a certain amount of days we won't stop the payment. To bank 1. So then I had. No to visa. To bank 1. To visa. Oh. okay, fine. All right. Okay, first there's, two envelopes. Yep. Okay, they're completely different separate one is that just to check to. Yes, I've already deposited those. To visa. No, yes, I mailed to visa. You mean you mailed it. You mail mail it. And the other two and the two checks. Okay, there were three things, right, right, since I was sending checks, I wanted to do it all in one envelope. I deposited. Okay, fine. Yes, I don't understand this. Okay, so one of them was checked. Yeah. You don't understand the bank one envelope. No that's. Exactly right. I had the guy I brought to the bank and I said you better open this. You shouldn't have you shouldn't you should have just a anyway, the fact that you did. Okay. No. What it? I when they, I called the bank once about stopping a payment because there was a $500 check that I wrote to visa that visa never received. I see. Okay. I don't know why I have no idea why the $500 check that I wrote to visa was never cashed. Okay, okay. Yep. Okay. So it's lost somewhere. I have no idea where. Okay, okay. So I wanted to stop payment even though. And it was on a and it was on a bank one check. Right. It was on one of my personal checks. Lake one bank 1. Correct, correct. Okay, all right. On one of my personal bank one checks to visa. Yes. Okay. Yes all right okay. Then it was never cashed it's, never been found. Okay, okay, okay. I don't know where it is. So. So you have the check number here. A 1744 and the date is 3295. . Correct. This guy did not understand that at all. He said I don't know what you're doing with this and I said, well, my son sent it and and he had the envelopes and I he said, well. But see that teller wouldn't understand it because it doesn't go to green Bay. It goes to Milwaukee. Oh. I see. Okay, yeah, but he I know, but when he looked at the slip, he said this slip is not something you send in when you stop payment this is a receipt. It doesn't. Have any do with green Bay it's, Milwaukee. That's, not true. Because if he that's not true because if he looks on the bottom, it says to be returned to bank. Oh. I'm looking I'm looking at it. I don't see where it says that a do not Mark the check duplicate a stopping. No, it doesn't say that on here. . I don't see that. Well, the directions that I the directions that I have say is that what color is that. Okay. Okay all right. What color is that you're looking at? Wait. Okay, it says the white, the directions that I have say the white copy is re to be returned to the bank or your check will not be stopped. I see. Okay. Maybe you just need to call bank one and say is that has that check indeed been stopped or are you waiting for that thing. Okay. . Yeah, yeah, that's. What I that's? See I I thought I took care. What I wanna know is the is the check number, correct? 1744. And the date is 3295. Lori Clara you're gonna have to go up in my middle desk drawer and bring my checkbook down. Okay, let's. Just a minute. Go on to let's go on to something else while she's gone. Okay, just a minute. Lori, Lori. Boy. You have to go up in my little desk drawer and bring back bring down the checkbook and anything that might be inside. Okay, yeah, something else. Okay, okay, the deposit that I made today was a $31. It was a check for a oh. and. Huh. 20 or whatever. I didn't. I don't keep that that, but I was a $31 total. Correct. Huh. Yeah, there was two checks. And that was deposited today. Yes, that was a $31. And both checks look look the same didn't. They both checks. No, so no there's two different checks. Um, and I can't remember now. Oh. [laughter], uh, but one was. That's. Alright, it doesn't matter. I I kind of keep track of that 1. Yeah. Okay, and. Was from a Church and 1. One was 90. I was just wondering if they're the yeah, one was 90 that was from the, uh, we help out of the nurses exam here. That's. Okay, okay, anyway, the total is 131. So that was deposited today, but just to check on maybe whether a there was a $25 check. Okay. On the 12 that I deposited, I don't remember who's. That was, but I thought you might just want to jot that down on the 12th of December. Huh, that you deposited. And then there's one for yeah, then there's one for 220 from your from Lori folks and that was deposited on the 7th of December. Yeah. So you just wanna make know that. Huh. And then there was a check for 1350. It. You don't maybe have to go back to this that was in August. So I guess maybe you have all that information. I just thought I maybe check the last 3. The last three that I made for you. Okay, thanks. To let you okay. Um, I have this this piece of paper. It's called stop payment verification. Yep, I see. It says to process your stop payment request. We must have your signature on the enclosed form, please verify all the information before signing and returning the white original to us in the envelope provided if you would like to release the stop payment before it automatically expires in six months, please sign the blue or pink copy and return it to us. Yep. Okay. Okay. I see. So I have the blue one in my hand. Okay. Okay, okay. So it says that I have to sign that white, one and send it back. Alright, okay, okay, that's. What I have in my hand? I have the envelope and the check. So I when I when we opened it up at the bank. Um, you know, because he said what is this and I said, I don't know my son sent it to me and he said, well, let's, look, it up. Bye. So I opened it up and and then he said, well, he this isn't you know, so I don't think the click understood. Okay. Huh. So I'll go back there and talk to somebody more than just the clerk behind the counter because he did. Well be especially especially because if it, if that's, not returned in time. I need to know whether that check has been stopped or not. Yes. Okay, okay, fine. I have it in my records as if it's stopped. All right, I'll. Do that tomorrow? I'll. Do that tomorrow? Well, I well, I had to make do all that. No, no that's. No problem. That's. No problem. We drive by there. I should have just I should have just dropped it in the mail. All the time. You know, separately, but since it's a check and I was sending checks to you anyway, I just thought it's more safe to have everything in 1. Like a yeah, I gotta tell you. I was surprised when I saw that letter that other letter that you had included to send to your visa that had to stamps on it. Do you know what those? Yeah, those, uh, yeah, those were. Do. You know if they'll work. Those were 29 cents stamp. Date. Three cents. Oh. there were three cent steps. Yeah. Oh. that's funny. I just wondered. I thought they were. I. I thought they were 29 cents stamp. Not not only that your friend at the post office. You know, Jan. Are old neighbor. Yes. [laughter]. It had to be here at I went to post office. I said, yeah, you gotta tell me a John wants this letter to go out and I don't know what the steps are. Palmer. And she said no they're, not name. Bye. Oh. she said those are three centers. I said three cents. I said, well, he must have just had a couple steps left that he just used up. You know what happened is you know what happened when I went up to 32. I had 29 cents stamp. Oh. 0. And so those are the three cents that made a 32, but when I put them on the envelope, you know what I thought they were. Yep, yep. I thought they were the steps that the post office issues between increases. Yeah. Not. So not with that little bird. Oh. Not with the little Bluebird on it says three cents. Bomber. [laughter]. Well, that was kind of funny. Palmer. Don't worry about Jan. I don't worry about Jan. Oh. I know, it's. She [laughter]. Just embarrassing. Well, it was funny because I said, well, they probably just had a couple steps and want to use them up and that's. Why he sent it on? So that at least it'd be used. All. So I only had to, I only had to pay the balance between 326 cents. So. Oh. bummer. [laughter]. Hey, the next time. Um, well, I didn't know how much it waived? So I didn't know if it needed to stamps now. Yeah, it wasn't it. That's, why I had two of them on there and, um, the next time. It wasn't over at all. Um, you see Jan tell her that lien Claire started collecting stamps. I don't know if that makes any difference. Well, really. Yeah, I don't know. I see. Yeah. So they. One of an old man wrote us. Not an old man. He was 70 [laughter]. Oh my gosh, a young, man. This this man, who is [laughter]. He is 70 and he wrote and he said I collected stamps all my life and I've decided to you know that he said there's. No, one close to me. Oh. Who you know wants to keep the collection? So he said what I've decided to do is write all the missionary kid and whatever missionary kids write me a letter. Sure. Huh. I'll, send them a oh. stamps and so, yeah, so he did that and so legally and we got a oh. steps in the mail and now clear is gonna write them and then the man said if you right back. Really. I'll, send you oh. more. So you must have had a bunch of responses. Huh. So anyway, so that leaves really really been she's been doing it for a couple months now and she's a. Oh great. So any stamps at all you're talking about it. Any stamps at all. Right because I mean, you know, you always have to sort through this like duplicates and stuff like that. Yeah. Sure, sure, sure. Okay. So. Okay, okay, what else is happening over there. . Well, we we want you to stay for six weeks. Not for whatever. Oh yeah, or 3.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[laughter]. We're being recorded. I got it look. So is this are free long phone call? Yeah, this is our free phone call. Okay, I'm gonna run up to the office then. Okay. Oh okay, hurry up. Okay. It's running up to the private phone. Can you hang this up in just a second? Well. Right here. Yeah. Huh. . Huh. New. . Okay, well if they keep doing that I'm, just gonna go inside. The North. Huh. Hello, hi. Hi, so how how are you. Okay. We're in the Hamptons. No, you are. Yeah. Oh. What's up, huh? Okay. How is it? It's it's Fab it's Feb huh. The Hampton. Huh huh huh. When did you get there? I think we came out Sunday. . We came back from new Mexico on Saturday. Stayed in Brooklyn for one night and came out Sunday. Which is staying Brooklyn. What. Where'd. You stay in Brooklyn. At Allison marks house. Huh. So they were in the city then. They were out here. So I stayed there. Helen. And I stayed there on our own. Why did you stay with Greg? Um, I had to be a listen Mark to get the car and I can't you know, I came in in the evening and I left early in the morning. So it wasn't it. Didn't seem like a. Like I would have to get back and forth to get the car. I bought, I brought us car to get out here. Huh. So I guess what, though there's some news from your brother's family guess. What. Thanks. What. She's pregnant again, [laughter]. Yep. Can you believe it? Huh. An accident quote unquote. Yeah, oh great. Yeah, I mean, I don't have a poor Greg it's like scary for him, but he sounds thrilled so. Oh. Huh, I'm, not all that surprise. I knew they were gonna have for I'm still surprise, but because they kept saying they weren't. He said. Huh huh. Wow. Isn't that amazing, I think she you know, I think she got her hands on Helena and she just couldn't stand it? [laughter]. You know, she just wanted a little baby in her arms again. Huh. And she wants another little girl. I bet you anything. This, you know, Fred has been so different for her than the first two were. Oh yeah. Like she's kind of grown into it. Huh. Yeah. Well, that's nice it's. Yeah. Okay. Yes, terrific. It's. Do she'll be do sometime in March she's eight weeks pregnant, right now. Wow. Well, maybe that people have the same effect on you. What do you mean? You wanna get pregnant again. Ma'am. Oh. thank you dear. [laughter]. I can't believe you wanna go through again. So soon. Oh. You don't really. I don't know. And besides you. Haven't really you. Haven't. You know, done your duty with your daughter yet. Know how they. How is she she's gorgeous? Yep. She's still growing. And leaves and bounds. Well, she seems not to be growing. All that fast. Probably it's. Because she's next to Nicholas now who is like 15 plus pounds. Huh. He is a big guy. Huh. And she looks so Petite, and Demuro next to him and he eats he eats, he makes her look like you know, Grace or something. Okay. Huh, is he still breastfeeding? Oh yes, but he he'll eat like every two hours in the night. Huh. Huh. And they'll eat for about three times as long as Helena. Does she now eats about once in the middle of the night? Huh. She'll eat. It like midnight and then for in the morning and then six in the morning. Huh huh. So, he's really a big guy and he said he's incredibly strong. Huh. He has like his his his legs are like hard. And is he the same as the are they you what you wanna say? Hello to birth. Yeah. He just came in. Or how you doing. Good, how are you. This is a free phone call that's. Why he handed you over? Oh wonderful. I wondered why [laughter]. Isn't. It. It's not great. We have a half hour to talk [laughter]. Wonderful where are you. How you got free call talking to? I'm. I haven't have them. Yeah, oh. which 1. I'm I'm. Actually, I'm in , which is between bridge Hampton and East Hampton. It's. I guess. That sounds numeracy push. It's it's super hot here. I am going from Santa Fe to the Hamptons. My summer is just filled with luxury. That's. Wonderful how's, Helena. She's. Fabulous she's. She's. Probably doing the same as Maxine instead of putting her head up like a periscope and turning it running this way. And that. Oh. she only does that a tiny bit. I think she's behind in that department because all the other babies. I see. Can do that. Yeah. How is Maxine? Well, she's behaving like an kind of young commando she's kinda little very kind of um, authoritative personality. And a keeps me pretty much in line. Oh good huh. I she's got a fabulous smiles. So she gets exactly what she wants. Huh. Well, that's that's. We can pick her up. She knows her job in life to run you guys around I'm. That right. You gonna give me your address Kristin. Give it to me I'm gonna send you a picture. Okay, it's it's 14 Washington place. Huh. And the apartment is 7. M. Now the Washington Chris is making a. Yeah, we don't know our new address yet. I mean, I could find it out, but I haven't done it yet. Give give give the address of Christmas parents house, please. Huh. Three Batchelder road, B A T C H E L D E R road. Huh. Huh huh. Yeah. Windsor W I N D S O R Connecticut. Huh. Yeah. 06095. 46095. Yeah. Got it. Yeah, I'm dying to see her is she gorgeous. Huh. She's very nice. Yeah, I mean, I presume it's old parents in their own kids. Yeah. They're. Wonderful. But we keep seeing these monsters of baby. [laughter]. Part is. My God. I feel so embarrassed for them. You know, this whole, huh. Well, I would expect you to be absolutely lovely. Huh. The people that had boys you know, he's gonna 910 pound monster. You know, bigger than Maxine at you know. Yeah. When they were born? Well, I'm here with my friend Alyssa who's, baby. Was born. Three weeks after Helena and he weighs 15 pounds. Oh. my God is that gone. No, no, oh. this is baby. Was born. Did Christopher tell you. Yeah huh. Yeah. But they had a little girl named rose. Who has bright red pair? Huh. Oh my God, I'm. Sorry about that. Yeah. I'm gonna see her. Under many greetings, cracks. This weekend. I'm. Sure, she's, beautiful. Congratulations. I will I will how things redoing. She's. Fine, she's fine, she's got problems with our mom. She's been a very bad way. Christopher said. Yeah, that this doesn't look good she's, kind of going in out of a coma to being the coping as best. Jesus. She can. Has she had to go to Paris? Yeah, she's in Paris. Now. Huh. So it's having to birth look after her mom gonna visit her in the hospital to hours. That's out of Paris everyday and closer cover the dead. There's. No, good in the situation at all. Well. Well, and take up with the baby, which is does she have any help. Yeah huh. Oh. really not. Hey, wow. . We'll, send her my absolute best greetings and I I just I'm gonna feel for her. But apart from that. Yeah, thanks apart from that she's really on top of it. I mean, she she got through the whole baby. Having and the base after it's fine with scanned signs of depression. That I can detect. Yeah, well, that's. Good. That'll work very well. And she must be having a fun time with a baby. Yeah, I haven't graded don't don't to be separated from. Yeah. Yeah, well, it's pretty it's much more fun than you manage. I find. That's. Good. Huh. So when do you see them again? Two weeks, I'm going out of here on the 30th. I'm back on the first I'm up in on the first. Oh. well, good. So, it's just it's technically. Yeah, it's it's it's it's been a long summer from this and I'll tell you [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. bless you. I'm back twice. Ma'am. Yeah, well, I think if I can figure out some way to spend the summers in Europe that would be. Alright huh. Yeah, that's John, Kentucky huh. Then Christopher. Not in Turkey. Yeah. But somewhere closer. So that customer could see us a little bit more. Huh. Yeah. I haven't quite figured it out yet. But I'm working on it. I'll. Tell you something somewhere like I say, , huh. So yeah. Bye. Oh. that would be nice [laughter]. Now I was thinking that I may. Hey Thomas race. That's a good. I guess, huh. Oh. please. Talk about remote. Huh. When are you coming to new York again? December I hope. Oh. that's. A long time. Yeah, well, I mean, I'm gonna consult coincided with. The time when we can get a hold of. Things done. Oh. that talk that happens at the institute. Yeah, yeah. Oh good. For the. . We we've got kind of parental visiting. What. September. Yeah. I haven't taken. We haven't taken maximum. See either my mother or my stepmother yet. That it goes up today. Huh. Yeah, well when you come, let us know you know, we'll have a guest room now in case you need somewhere to stay. Alrighty. Yeah. Did you get your new place yet? Yeah, we got a place. I'm, not too. Happy about it. We're gonna be in Booker oh. Bleecker Street. The silver towers. Oh. yeah. Um, and I'm trying to Press her to give us something else, but. Huh. Floor. It's the 6th floor and it looks easy Street. Right. East and North. It was Grand Union. . No, no, the other way. The other way the other was trying to. . Let's. See. And it's two bedroom, apparently I haven't seen it, but my in laws have seen it and they say it's fine, it's it's. Huh huh huh. Nice. But I really hate those buildings. So. Yeah, on the outside they're horrible, but in fact, you're inside not. I suppose it's better to be in them looking out then to be looking at them, but. Sure. The rooms are spacious on. We have a great year. Yeah, yeah, well our view isn't great because we're only on the 6th floor. Well, you'll close you'll be close neighbor of thinking. So I've been. What. She lives in there. Right. So. Great, I can't wait. I know Christopher will be thrilled his biggest fans. [laughter]. I know right. Where I'm? Sure, she'll be in order. Oh. did you see all Bert? Well. I didn't send you guys this. . She got a spread in the new York times on the front page of the science section. I know we we, we we we we just send it by several people in varying state of a rage. Oh good. Okay, what is you guys like? Yeah. Cool. Huh. Listen guy were just just absolutely depressed by it. Well, I mean, it's a it's, a very pulling Siri and be there. The whole kind of propaganda that's going with it is is what. Yeah. So no other kind of. Yeah. The general view here. Well, I'm. Glad you at least got it from somebody because I feel guilty for not putting it in the mail. Huh. Well, I'm gonna be able to, C S N also sometimes we build a huge house. Utah. Yeah, we got a very large house. Excellent. Yeah, the neighborhoods not they're not the houses. Wonderful huh. Oh great. Well, I hope we'll be able to come to. No it's, a large top floor, which is basically the gas floor. . Two rooms. And solid bar. Oh. oh. bureaus. God. Well, we'll, have to come sometime you know, I have family in England. K. So. Well, please do. Alright. Well I guess I should talk to my husband a little bit. He still here. Yeah, he's. [laughter]. Everything off had a hard day anyways. [laughter]. I very nice to speak to give the baby. A kiss for me. I will okay, bye. I hope to see you soon. Bye huh. [laughter]. Hi. Hi sweetie. Sorry about that using up. All our free. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I'm glad I'm gonna get a picture of Maxine finally. Yeah, yeah, they were about the address. I hope that. I hope that they. . Use those close. I gave her. Yeah, I'm. Sure, they do. Oh good. Well, I just invited birth to stay with us at Christmas. I hope that's. Okay. What. [laughter]. Yeah, I mean, I think it's I think, it's a good idea. Sweetie. Well, I. And I and I almost said, um, he said he was coming to new York for the and I almost said, oh. are you gonna put Christopher's name on the announcement? I'm. This time. Glad you were great here. So, okay. Could I should have said it? Oh. I'll. Take care of that. Oh. you're. Glad I restrained myself. Yes. Oh okay, yeah, I thought that I should let that. Let you handle that one [laughter]. Yeah. [laughter]. But I thought if he was staying at our house, you know, he's really gonna have to behave himself soon. No, I would love to have them come stay anywhere. I think be fun. Okay. Are you guys getting along? Well. Okay, yeah, fine. Not great. Oh good. And was tell me about what's going on there. Um, it's. . It's going on pretty well, you know, it's. We we've got no, you know, less than two weeks and so it's I'm, you know, I'm feeling you know the the the pressure and, uh, and I'm finding it. You know, hard to get time to work on the book now if that's I'm not getting up at five every morning. Yeah. And, uh, so I today was with a kind of A I just grouchy today that had a real little fight with money. Why. Well, it was one of these stupid things that you know he and I uh, you know, have these arguments. All the time which are sort of you know, amicable, but this time I you know, I just short of snapped and and uh, walked off in a half, which I always hate doing. Yeah. Huh. Has he come to fix it up with you? Yeah, yeah. Oh. sweet E you can't get to over tired. Find out. Can you work on the book? Um, on your free day. I yeah, I mean that that lot one free date left. So I'll just you know. Try to get much done it. It's. You know, it's probably not gonna be done by the time. I get back. So what what's our next move. Should I not make any plan? For what. Well, do you just have to hunger down and finish that before we do anything? Probably. Yeah, I mean, once you know, we'll get home and move and you know, have relax for. Looked me talk to you. What's, the matter, huh? Your daughter's crying, dear. You wanna talk to her speak into her ear. See if she reacts here. She won't. Nope. She is. Hi baby. That's your data, huh huh. Hi, 0. I'm not gonna talk to her. He doesn't want to talk to me. Okay. The poor thing. Huh. She's gonna thank you. She's crying she's, not listening to me. She's got this. See. Her eyes. Are wide open she's listening to you. Yeah, no, she isn't. She's crying. Oh. that's. So cute. [laughter]. Oh. that's. So cute. You guys are making it up. No, no, no Mark talks to Nicholas. All the time. On the phone by. And and and Nicholas. Talk back. They. You may be hungry. I have to feed her while we talk. No that's, right. Huh. Oh. Um, anyway, do you do you just wanna hunger down and finish it? Do you wanna go to your parents or Ashland or something? Oh well, you know, I have to teach and everything too. So you know, we can't really do that, but. Yeah, but when does it have to be done? Well, I'm I'm gonna I'm for the end of the month. Now, you know, yeah. End of September what's, Merlin, gonna say. He's. Just gonna have to lump it. I don't know what he's gonna say. And I'm not looking for it to having to deal with him, but no. Well, how far away are you from being done. Uh, not really very far. I mean, so maybe I'll be able to get it done by the middle of the month. You know. . Uh, not really very far. It's it's. You know, it's a question of having a few solid days to work on you know, which I just haven't had any. Well, I mean, is it too much to ask you to just take just come up to Windsor and finish it after you get back? Bye. Well, we've got a we've. Gotta move and we've got it. And I've gotta do my classes, but so probably you know, but you know, I'm not I'm only teaching. I think one class. So you know, I'll have. I just would feel better if you had it done before you turned up at the department. I mean, you're coming back. The 31st you don't start teaching until when. Like the 5th or 6th mean. Huh. Yeah. Lord. Yeah, no it's. A yeah. I I don't you know, I don't think it's gonna be a big deal. [laughter]. I I really kind of doubt that Michelle will will be ready to go. You know, she was already talking about sort of middle of September. In the beginning of the spring. Oh. my gosh. Yeah, but she's she couldn't she's got more leeway than you. I think. Yeah, but I've got so much more going for me then she does. I know. You know in in the larger scream. If they don't tenure year will sue them. We won't see them, but you know, anyway, so. It'll work out, but anyway, I'm. So I I mean, I called myself today just getting a little sort of. That. Edgy. Yeah. Well, look,. But, but. If you change your mind and you want to just come right up to Windsor and, um, finance, the move, we can do that. Oh. no, I don't wanna do that. I don't wanna do that. It will cause I it'll be better to do the move right away anyway because I I you know, I can't come home and go right to work. I just can't. You'll be exhausted. Do that. Yeah. Yeah, and I won't want to do it. I won't be able to concentrate where as spending together time together while moving it is fine. Right where's. We can do things. And moving and selling in. Yeah. Alright, well,. Like I guess, we'll have to figure out our respective movements when when it gets closer, but I'm going to, um, ash field with Greg tomorrow and,. Bye. Huh huh. Pay up there. Well, Greg agenda. . And kids are leaving for Jane tomorrow and,. Huh. Uh, Greg, gonna go up on a hiking trip with a friend, but he's going to, um, stop by Ashley drop off the dogs. Huh. So he can take me and the baby up and then I'll, maybe come back down with him. Huh. Huh. He's coming back down. I guess, 10 days later. Huh. I mean, it's not staying the whole time, but we'll come back the last weekend of the month. Bye. I think they said and then go back down to new York and he can probably take us then. Bye. Cause it's gonna be just moving on my own it's. Just very very difficult. No stay up there, huh. Um, well, then I'm gonna try and get back to work on my paper, which is just ridiculous, but I'm gonna make an effort. Yeah huh. Oh. we can both make an effort. You know, you can I'll finish my book. You finish your paper. You know if you if you have an . Yeah, although you know any classes start really early. Huh. Yeah, but then don't you have all those holidays from at the beginning. That's true. [laughter]. That's, a good. I should really use those shouldn't. I. Yeah. I haven't learned lined up any childcare yet. What. I'm being really flaky about and I know I'm gonna hate myself later. Oh. Yeah, really ought to take this semester off, but did I tell you this is the last year of the debit? Is that for sure? It's, not for sure yet. But, um, but they sent me a letter saying that the President did not ask for funding for it in his budget. . Huh. Huh. And it looks quite doubtful that the center is gonna wanna put it back in. Correct. . So that CUNY thinks that this is the last year of it. So I'm reluctant to take a semester off considering that I would only then have one semester left. Huh. Well, anyway, you know, this is not gonna I mean, apart from the 10 years in the book, you know, this is not gonna be a killing term for me. I'm only taking one class and I've taught. It before. Huh. So you know, and and I and I. Well, once your tenure file goes in I'll be ready to believe that, but until you get it in, I don't think you should have. I think you should have you know, you should not be cutting corners on putting that file together. Obviously, huh. That's like critical for us. Yeah, yeah. So I don't want you to don't want you to take on a lot of extra stuff at the beginning because it doesn't make sense believe me, dear. Well I got, yeah. Once you get 10 year. I will have no mercy. Good good huh. . Bye. That's. Especially because you're gonna be way every summer. You're really gonna have to do a lot of you're gonna have to take a lot of responsibility during the year to make me feel like things at all equal. Yep. 5. But not this not immediately. This master just because. Okay. You that you know, you you've got a child now. Right. You've got to get on your. That's, right [laughter]. So. So what was the, what was your trip in what was the time in new Mexico like. Oh God. It was horrible. Really why. It was horrible. I can't I was so tense and the baby was so unhappy and I think she just, I think, that's, what it is because the minute, I got here. Cause we're tens. Yeah, sure. I relaxed completely and she's been just an Angel. Yeah, but I mean that that makes perfect sense. Yeah, no, it does. Like dogs. Yeah, it was awful. Yeah. You know, we may get cut off at some moment. Oh. ma'am bye. So if we do you know, I'll I'll call you when I get to ash field. Okay. . It was just awful. They I was stuck up on that Hill. They only had the legend. Huh. And I had I they kept telling me I didn't need to rent a car, which I absolutely did. Huh. Um, so anyway, I didn't have my own transportation. Huh. They were buying a house. They have now bought a house. So they were just out driving around all day. They were completely stressed out. They had finished looking by the time. . I got there, but they were debating. They were making trying to make an offer and Alexis, you know, has no confidence about this. Huh. Yep. Huh. And he had the most ridiculous. Realtor you've ever seen. Huh. Um, and, uh, he hates owning property. Huh. And he and he could only buy a house for $330,000 which was about half of what he wanted to spend. Can. And, um, he was a wreck. Huh. And then Joel showed up. Huh. Jenna was there and mom was picking on jam. Like she always does even though, Jim is a doll. Huh. Joel. Then turned up the day after I arrived and drove us mad drove us crazy. Bye. He was more obnoxious that he's ever been. Uh, how do you now you haven't seen of ages? Well, Jama said. So. I think I have a greater tolerance for jolt. I think you do, I think you do, but he really was he really was a pain in the neck and Jenna said it's because his girlfriend just dumped him. Anyone your family does, huh. Bye. Huh huh. Um, but anyway, so mom, Alexis were freaking out because of that, but they have no ability to set any limits. You know, so like they can't say to Joel look. You know, go away for a while or I mean, she couldn't say to Judith. No, they can't come that week. Huh. So you know, and we were supposed to go to dinner one night and they showed up unexpectedly, they were supposed to be out. They've gone to the Grand Canyon. We didn't expect them back and they showed up unexpectedly and you know they mom Alexis couldn't. Huh. Could not bring themselves to say we're taking clear out to a nice dinner. Huh. See you later. This is our only evening with her. Yeah. You know, we want to have some time with her. They couldn't bring us to say that, but they were so upset that he'd come back that they the evenings just like a complete it was painful. . God. And we went to a different restaurant. A cheap restaurant. I mean, it was it was just painful. And I I felt so pissed off because you know, there I was expecting a family vacation. I mean, it's. Yeah. I was supposed to be a family vacation and it was like it was like so stressful. It. I mean, I don't know why I didn't know why I had bothered to go. Yeah. And then you know, Eve Eve, and Seth. Were down in their house and mom's hole of her energies seemed to be going towards protecting Eve from too many. Distractions because we've had to work. Huh. Yeah. So you know, there was you couldn't go to his house where you couldn't you couldn't ask Eve to have Joe and for a night, although she was perfectly capable of having guy and Jenny for a night. Bye. Huh. I was furious. And then guy came and he was kind of a jerk. You know, he was kind of harsh with me and. . You know, just it was not very sensitive and didn't wanna help with Joe and Jim at all. We finally made him take them out for an afternoon. I mean, it was all just an. You know, it's just ridiculous. And and it wasn't. So great with Eve either. She she said she wanted to spend a day with me. So I set aside this. Huh. So you know, I set aside the day. She told me. And it what it came down to was my going to her dresser with her and sitting there while she talked to her dresser for an hour and a half and then going out to lunch with her and her babysitter who brought the baby to meet us and I thought that the reason the babysitter was staying for lunch was because she would then take the baby away again, but at the end of lunch, Eve, just told her to go home. Huh. Huh. Right. Huh. So we have this, we have this to our lunch with the babysitter and we had like half an hour to go into some shops and that was the end of day. A. And it was like. Mean I was almost like she was protecting herself from spending time with me. Yeah. And it was really weird. Um, and then they wanted to borrow the baby born for their they're taking M on there on a camping trip, right now with the baby and I got kind of peeved and I decided I wasn't gonna lend it to them. Huh. Well, you. I just didn't want to. Well, anyway, you use it right. Well, I I haven't used it on long Island, although I did think I was going to. Oh. but I mean what they were gonna take it and then mail it back to you or not strange. Yeah, yeah, but I was like forget it. How they they can go ask them their own money for a change? I'm gonna lead this thing to exactly I'm gonna lead this to Mister cheapskate who could buy his own and and then some and refuses to because he's such skinflint. That's. And anyway, your family is like the lapse. I went to God. I know when would you ever get it back. Right, right. Well, I left my Kelty knapsack out there. I hope I'll get that back sometime. Anyway, it was really a disaster just I mean, listen, could tell you, I got here. I was totally stressed out and and I finally felt myself relax for the first time and in weeks because I you know the parent trip was great, but it was definitely kind of stressful. Huh. Yep, yep. I mean, I was so nervous about all the traveling then. That never really left my mind. Well. Anyway. So so much you know, I really feel like kind of like my obligation to my family is really at an end like I. Yep. I don't know about that. After after that. Well, no, but I mean, I I will no longer feel that I need to go out of Guild because it's. Bye. So clearly doesn't.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello Grace. Yes. Item. Okay, you got the message. Yeah, sure, let's find out. Sure. I got the message. Very good. So we have a half hour to talk. . You'll be isn't. That wonderful. It's. Great that's. Yeah, but what can we say it'll be all over the world? Why. Listen Grace. Yeah, how do you feel that's supposed to? Uh, that is that is a well pretty good pretty good. I'm. Thank God I'm. Glad. You see the reason I didn't call you in a in a Boston is because I figured I wanted to talk to you a long time. Boston. See and this opportunity have been handy. Is. Isn't. This. Absolutely wonderful. Perfect, perfect. I never heard of such a thing. How did you make the connection? Yeah. Through Anita it's, a you know, she's connected with all these a literary groups. . And she got it because she's also interested in working with them because of the literary I'll, tell you more about it. Yes. Yes. So she got it and so of course it was a wonderful opportunity for me. Yeah. And she also used it and she spoke to some people in fact, this morning to anyway, the thing is. . Yes. Listen to it. What was it a successful? Stay here for her. Well, this is what I want to tell you what she was aiming to is to get to the Israeli teachers organization. So she could speak more about her book and then she's got another one that she's writing. Now you see she wrote the one and it's been really a success and she she spoke to them and the minister of education has approved. Didn't. She something. Wonderful. It so it will be available. What is the name of the title of the book? This. It's a flora. It's world for floor I'll, send you a pamphlet you'll. See it. Oh. I have to buy that book. She has to she has to autograph it for me and I have to have it that should be fascinating. Well, she. Well, she's ordered. It through what's. His name, uh, is it Eric Han or somebody who handles? Yes, yes, yes, yes, it's. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's. So it will be available. They've had a hard time. Somehow getting it across because it comes through Cypress, you know, they're. All kinds of of dralle that involved. Yes, but if she is pretty wonderful really she's really remarkable she's done such wonderful work Ida, you must be very proud of her. Well, I'll, tell you. Listen. Let me tell you the book has been taken to China, but you know, there's a problem because they do a lot of copying, they don't wanna spend the money. I know. So the book is in China. That's in Japan and it's in Germany and, uh, what they're trying to what. Remarkable. She's. Well, that is what her publisher and editor and also trying to do is get it through the LOS Angeles school district, which is a mine. You know, with all the foreign people here and, uh, there's a woman. Yes, of course. Who's having the purchases of the book at she teaches at Columbia university, but she handles the purchases of the book in new York city city city schools? Isn't, that amazing. So she's working on it. So, and you see Anita has been running around to. So many conventions in fact in October she's going to another one convention in Buffalo. She's been to Savannah and she's been to South Carolina and she's been to. Is. Gosh, it's remarkable I'm telling you I it's breathtaking it's. I can't begin to name. All the places. Street. Just wonderful it's. So exciting. That's. It's really remarkable I'm telling you it's really remarkable it's remarkable. It you'll. See it. It's. And this came from this came from an essay. What she's done? That she had written for her master's here. You know, she has a second master's in English or second language. I know, huh. So it became a book, huh. Is it that's? So wonderful. It is six guiding. And the boys. Oh. it's exciting is not the word. It's really wonderful it's such a happy news you know, we had such a hard time here. Well, it's different. This morning. We had such a difficult time here. It's different. This morning. I can imagine I can imagine. July. Um, Ah, you know, it's it is. I read the paper and heard the news. So devastating. I can't begin to tell you a oh. people are wounded and seven dead. Yes, yes H S T. Item it's. Just unbelievable. How how long can this go on? I don't know. I I you know, we it's just a feeling of helplessness everybody's in danger. Has this. It's a whole country. That's. You know, but. Everyone is in danger. I don't care where you are because you don't know what they're going to throw or what. Everyone. Ida everyone. They're going to do. Well, as long as somebody's willing to blow himself up. It makes it very difficult, but it's. Well in there. So terrible bad. They're willing to do it. They're willing to do it. It's. So sad Ida. It is so unbelievably said. Well, hasn't. It divided the country. Aren't they're frozen against. I don't know look. I don't know we have to do something. No, I don't know if it has really I'm, not sure. Because I feel that the people would like to sale off of the error countries from for example, and just not let them come in anymore. Let them do whatever they have to do look. They should also be able to do and and and determine their own futures. Yes, but you've got. Which you see you got a religious element both here in America and in Israel who refused to give up any of the Holy land. But is not the yeah, but not not not Gaza. Not Gaza. Not guys about the yeah, but the West bank and so on. Gaza doesn't come under this thing. That we didn't get to the we're, not finished with Gaza. Well, we've, got no end where we don't know where to run first you know, it's like a fire it is very devastating every day to get up and here of another blast, it's very devastating and you know, I get up early. Oh huh huh. You don't it's terrible. I got up at 5. So I get the news very early because I bring in the paper and here the radio and it's it's. Yeah, the bad news. I I'm just worried. How long this can go on because you see a Robin is having a hell of a time to satisfy the elements? You know. Well, it has to continue. Well, of course there, there's, no there's. He must continue it, huh. No choice you see Grace. No. This goes back to 1967. After the six day War. Five right. I was teaching Pyxis appearing glitch at the curio and I had some very interesting discussions with him back then when I said to him we've, gotta settle with the errors before they get strong and he laughed at me. Huh. . I said someday, you'll know, what I have said this should be settled because the longer, you wait the stronger. Yes. It should have been settled. They become. The 1967. We should have given it back right then. And there. And get it over with, but you see. Yeah, because people are very mad with gold because she refused to do it. But you see the whole thing was we're proud. We showed them we could defeat them and so therefore why should we talk to them. They're they're. The under dog. Now and so I'll, never forget what some of the girls said to be and 7. Oh. it's too terrible. Arlen ski when I brought up the issue, they were ready to choke me. They said what do you mean. They were ready to throw us into the see now we can throw them into the C well, I have for I still remember those discussions and I said from the beginning, this is wrong. Yep. Well, this is what's happened. What's wrong? You see nations. Stuff. But they didn't like us anyway, the the best news. Make mistakes. Iraq. Well, I. But the world can at least see something. I don't know yet. What will be with the rec? You never know you never know the game. Well, you never know, but it's, certainly. You never know the game. Well, but the response of the other world should be very strong against him. Grace. Are you looking for Justice? I don't know where Justice exist. No, I'm, not looking for just A I'm looking for an end to these hostilities. Well, if you look at Justice if you look at Justice you would think that Iraq should have been killed a long time ago, but I've given up on Justice. That's. All. I don't know where Justice exist anymore. Yeah, but I'm gonna tell you something either the average person on the Street like you and me will want that he's got to prevail. He just simply has to. I can assure you that those are a woman. I feel the same thing about their sons that we feel about ours and one day. Of course of course, there's. No question. The people will will have enough of it. I believe in the people either. Of course of course of course. I really do. I don't believe in Justice, but I believe in the common man he'll. But. Have up to his eyelashes and he won't be able to stand it anymore. Well, that takes. Oklahoma. What do you need it for candy Airport was closed for hours? Bye. The day that I left. Huh. I left to Zurich. I mean, I left to Boston. Huh. I came to Zurich and I must tell you congratulations to the switch. They took out all the suit cases of the continuing passengers. Yeah. And put them in rooms and it's only the switch you've got my two suitcases together. Huh. Nobody else I know other people I don't think would have been. So orderly and so efficient you know, they would have one here and you have to look for the other 1. . You know, over there. I know I know. It was wonderful with with. Well, the switch you know, our orderly, you know that how did you. With a really wonderful and then when I came home, I have my daughter met me at the Airport with her little girl and the little girl had said to her mother, mother, maybe softer will have her face fixed and we won't recognize her. . Huh. [laughter]. She's eight years old. You know, is that Barb? How do you like that you need, please? Yeah, I should have done it. I thought I should've done it. [laughter]. Listen Grace is this so common. But I did. [laughter]. And it's real to have these facials is this so common in this role to have facial. I beg your pardon and I didn't stop it. It's, not that common. No, no, it isn't [laughter]. Here. It's very common. Yeah. You don't forget Beverly Hills. This is the beauty center. Yeah, right. Yeah, you [laughter]. [laughter]. I should have come to you. That's. What I should have done? You know, I had a student. You better. Give me your phone number because I don't have the right number. Please take it. Yeah. You have a pencil. Yeah, yeah, I'm writing. It's the it's 310277. Yeah. 277. 1826. 1826. You've made this a very happy day for me. I must tell you why that very very happy day. Listen, you sound. But listen Grace. You sound horse. Huh. You have a cold. Well, no, you know, I've had to step. Oh. it's, the old story it's, the old story. It's the old story, but it's been much better because I have used the rental in of lace for the past week, but you know, it's the problem with these the. What is it a spray? The gentleman is a spray. The problem with the. What's. It called what's. It called because I use the one to. It's Allen it's called Allen and it has. That's very powerful. It stopped me from coughing for for a whole week. Who gave it to you? Anna legit. The , the doctor gave it to me, but the problem with the stuff is either that after awhile your body gets used to it, you see and it didn't work it it's not really working. The way it should that I have to go back to the doctor and get another another. . Well, you know, I also use a spray because I have asthma. Well, I think that's. And uh, and this pray then this spray has been really affect. What I've got to? I do have asthma. What what do you use? Fort. It's used arrow bid it's called arrow bid. Huh. Yeah, well I think. I used the vans role and what it did made my my voice. So horse. I was embarrassed. When I spoke? So I went here to the pulmonary department and UCLA. . You know, at the university and got the top, man there. Is. Used. You're great guy and he changed me to the air bed and I'm very happy with it. Yes, well, I I that's the only believe I've gotten really in 15 years believe it or not was from this gentleman, but I I see that it's a. first of all. Huh. It's a very powerful 1. They won't. Let me use it because of my simulation of the heart. So I can't use the villein, but it's an old medication, listen before I forget, I want to ask you again, the name. Yeah, well, yeah, but it. Yes. I want to make sure I wanna read this number to you again. Yes, 3. Yeah, right now, it's 2771826. 18. But you have a 310 in front of it. Yeah, sure, sure. Okay, listen, I want again. The name of the doctor at the hospital. A there who does this wonderful work. You know, with the mental problems. I want to send a check. On to something either your soul, dear. I did it, you know, I do it every year. And you know, Mickey. I never wrote to Mickey I'm. So a shame of myself. And you know he too. I really wanted to get him on the phone and talk to him that was not right. Of me. That don't don't worry, don't worry. I have felt. So embarrassed about it. But please tell him how much that was appreciated? Doctor is this. Is it from a young man from a young man from a young man? I beg your pardon. You know when he heard about it. Yeah, that was something very wonderful. He was very he's the person. Who's very moved he's like Anita very moved about these things? Well, I thought that that was. So wonderful. You can't imagine. So listen what's. His name again is doctor. , Mister .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Fine hang up. [laughter]. Well, let me say this about the political situation in the United States. [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm. Give me a headache. [laughter]. Huh. Hello, you're getting another 30 minutes. Oh. hi [laughter]. I guess. Yeah, I had about four of them. Oh. that's, wonderful. Can you use initial? Yeah, four of them. Can be using the for here. Wow. The problem is I can't get a hold of her to use the phone calls. They might expire. Right. What's doing? Nothing. So you haven't heard from her yet. Well. We got a fax from her. Yeah. You know that she tried to call, but the lines are too long. Right. You know, the whole business and she sounds fine. God. Yeah, she mentioned food about three times in the letter. Nothing to eat or to send. Food is an issue. It's hard to get good foot. K L A. Huh. Why should be so how are you paying $7,500? I should be the kids decent food stayed home. Yeah, well they don't. I don't think any other places to. Really. We wouldn't rip off. What's doing? . Do you have any appointments? Huh. Huh. Hold. En ti Nick huh. You know who she's an apartment with her healthy. Oh. Summers. Oh yeah. Okay, [laughter], Marion she's an apartment healthy summer. . It's, not in the rooms in her apartment. Not a room in her apartment. Yes, I don't know. Have nice girls in the room. She's, a girl that her roommate is from answer. Should say her name even she says she's from Antwerp very interesting and very different underline five times. Yeah. Huh. Oh yeah, really. Yeah, so I don't know what that means. Huh. That's in just a. Yeah, this is this who's. . This this is her sister. This one they're just really should drive. You crazy. No, no, this is the one that was a month after summer. Oh. see having these that went there. This year for monthly. Who has any? Fine. Sorry from Geez from Covington. Oh. because. My mother in law, Mrs. Daughter. Bye. Now. She's the one that's paying nothing. She got in free. She knew she wasn't even accepted. They pushed and pushed and pushed her grandfather is . From there. So he called up. I got her in. Doing there. No, I think I had stuff with for today. Who's is it? It was my extra neighbor. Suzanne. She moved away. Oh. I don't. You're taking the girl. Yeah, she added . Sorry, . But I'm just taking . Sorry. What you get is a gift? I got her a set of towers three towers with her name on it. Well, that's nice. Yeah, because they just moved into a Newhouse and her she's she's only daughter. She has her own bedroom has her own bathroom. . So, that's, very nice. Drapery it's pink with you know, like maroon lettering. And you know, green flower underneath. Yeah. And that's. My big thing today. High school going. The baby was click again on Friday. With what. He can't. She doesn't digest it will. So what's gonna be. So, I'm gonna take you to the specialist and then hand grip. It. I've heard of . Yeah, he's picked out. Did you get an appointment? No, my mother in law is gonna call us today. Bye. And. So do they think that's what caused it just that the whole digestive system of our work? . Maybe, but she, I mean, she wasn't 6. No C for anything, but she,. You know, she was constipated again on Friday. It took me about three hours to get it out and yesterday again. It's, very hard. She need something that you know will soften it. Oh. poor kid. Did you have this with somebody else? Yeah, but they it. Wasn't as bad. You know, I would just like a thermometer and they would go. I remember somebody was constipated. Yeah, I'm always constipated. I spoke to mom last night. You know what you say. I know I called her because I had sent the package and I didn't know she got it yet. She didn't and I told you all those cool things. Oh yeah. I shouldn't get it yet. And, um, what did she say she started telling me something? Oh Heidi. What. That I they called her. They want her to come for surface. Cause Heidi is say that she's gonna have to go on yet. And then we'll have to take and who's gonna you know, lose the kids or whatever. And dad doesn't want to go because he he feels that it's gonna be too hard on mom. But mom said she said to me. You know, I really feel. I should go there. They're asking me. They need me. And her mother doesn't know till the week before if she can get off. So. I don't know I don't know. What about her cousin that she's always helping out? So. Oh. I think I need a total idiot if you ask me, I mean, when we're going to your permits phone member. Yeah. So I says I want to just you on Haun fly. She's worried about the case. I said Heidi, you took your cousin's kids. All five of them. Why can't you leave me error? Wasn't there. So why, can't you leave the other ones she said, um, she says, well, it's very hard time for her now because her husband starting school. Right. I should tell what is it always a hard time for everybody. I don't know. She always takes them happily and and and yeah, I know her cousin. How does not how they would take them? She's got something against asking it. I don't know. So listen. Her business. Not mine. So mom doesn't wanna go date. Doesn't wanna go. That doesn't. He never wants to go. This is a it probably will be hard for mom, but that isn't. So I said some, I said, well, I'm, sure, you know, Heidi. She has everything already and set you know. So she said no, she hasn't been feeling so well lately. She's been feeling very happy. I don't think she really has anything prepared. Well, I said maybe if you you know mentioned her just to prepare it all I mean, she's home now. All day without anything the kids are gone from nine to 4. I'm. Sure, she's preparing. I think so too, but. Or if she didn't she's waiting for this week to do it. I think so too it's, not like or not. She's, not. Yeah, it's not like her, especially she's leaving mom alone. She really doesn't want mom patch getting around that much. She likes to do her things. Her way. Unless it's true. If she ends up going before then mom really will have everything. To do you know. Well, no, because either way. Mom's gonna make her flight for before . To come for younger she's, not gonna come earlier than that. Oh. Well, she probably don't want her mother because . I don't know why they said to me something about her brothers. All coming surface time. I don't know if that meant the whole family or this is last week. Wouldn't the brothers into my house after what they did? Oh. I don't know she did they would just by her. I would at least tell my parents that I know. Your parents know. No, they don't. She never told them anything. They told her. So she knows they know that she knows. But they don't know the does and they don't know that the her brothers lied about it. Right right. She never went back and said that. Well, I would tell the brothers that's. I. What I would do it? Kick their asses in. Well, I would tell the parents I think. And tell them, you make applies about my husband you're. Not welcome in this house. That's, right, but I would tell my her parents that they lied. Do you understand? They won't be. How school going? Of course, pretty good. Have a good player. Um, not bad. Not bad. I have this one that belongs to a specialist. You know which,. They have a special a teacher that comes every day for her for an hour. So it's not bad. You'll. Have to shut the classical out. She just , correct. Yeah. Do you have to have? Yeah. Yes, that's. The sheets in our school. Everyone is expected, huh. Okay, but she doesn't have to be missing for the whole class time period except for an hour. Alright. She can come in for a half hour and not be. No, they. Huh. They just give me a lot of money for her that's. All I can say. Why she would kit? The parents. The mother's transferred Manhattan. West cider. But um, an idiot. What she's because the kid really doesn't belong here? So, who's, the who they doing favor. Cause the parents are stupid. 8. . So the stuff that your mother in law got for the kids is not. Nice one offer. I think it's, beautiful. The other office. So nice. Um, she says to me. Okay, can you go off, please? Thank you. It says, um, . I said, well, I just bought them these white tab shoes. So where. Because I can't really wait anymore. I said, well, they're going to. I said, because they're in perfect condition and I don't have you know, shoot for them. Well, you know, I'm really strapped. Now. If she ever said she isn't stripped. Okay. I know, she's just explaining to me why because she has to pay her taxes now into her pension plan. She doesn't have to pay you know, a quarterly amount. Now should see the amount. She just have to pay for this pension thing $1,700 just to be allowed to do it. So I said, well, yeah, I understand. I said, it's, not like you're paying taxes and you don't get it back. This is in a savings. I said you know, something even you know, you can borrow for you know, it's there even if you pay back in 1015 years. It's, not like when we borrow money or we're, not sure we could ever pay it back. Oh. yeah, you know, I shouldn't, sorry, that that makes me say she says it's just you know, I'm very stressed. Now for money. I know why because you've been giving me error and Bath you're paying their rent, huh. I wouldn't say it said that I would've said you don't have to give my children. Huh. Any. That's. What I would have said? They'll be perfectly fine with the white shoes. This is not a necessity that's. What I would said? So she'll have to say we're there. So she came over shelter. This time. And picked up the kids to come. Let them play with face off there. Didn't. Say anything. You know, just doesn't. But um, for I was saying the kids were saying he's like such an animal there. Like totally you know, just destroyed everything. And she doesn't mind with fancy. Um, I think she does, but body takes care of it. You know, but it's, just you know. So. And he's board there. He's got nobody there. That's. Why they should be like when the kids come and stuff? Because then she's free. Yeah, let's check to. House pacey . He's. Good. We took him to school this morning at nine o'clock and found that school side to 10 because [laughter]. For kid. He went to PLA here. To get up and everything. No, no, we just got as far as the car falls picked up the carpool. Somebody told us. So from calls and he says check on the calendar is it right. I said if she says it's, right it's, right [laughter]. [laughter]. You know. [laughter], right. Like like I know anything I don't know. They were having a become a safer tower medication of the of the area. Crown the basin address. Remember, we wanted is apartment stuff. Yeah. Oh. you remember this same. This girl you telling Shaw. What do you say? The the one information scroll that her husband was killed. Yeah. What what's your name? Mara Harris Fry Fry. Is her married name. Hi. Why. No, I just was talking about it yesterday. She called. She he killed her baby too she's pregnant. Yes, the pregnant one, right. . And how old is she. . Huh. They called the guy. Yeah. Doesn't. Do her any good, but they call. Yeah. She won't go back into her house. They just bought it home three months ago. Mhm. Hotel there. She said she's saying , but she doesn't wanna go back there. I'll stay in as well. . She has a little baby. An 18 month. Right, right. Maybe. Mother's. Just come back home. . I have to see if my red and black suit fits me. I wanna wear it stated the past months though. I don't think it does. No I'm. Just gonna buy some closing. I think. You know, I know one of them. Vesting a lot of maternity. I haven't really that's winter stuff. So you can carry yourself just to. Is this taken care of myself? Even like a bigger close. I don't mind I'd rather. Have that on my closet? The maternity you know, I would with the master. I would even take him in you know. . Did you get the shoes from Wendy? No, I never had a chance to call or go over. Why not? And she never called. No. I was gonna talk about on Friday then I was so busy. I wouldn't be able to pick it up anyway. So I. Well, you want before I'm just though. Let me go just by her black shows anyway. Yeah, you'll call. Fine. I mean, home . This go on Sunday. No. Oh. really. I mean, school are you a but that's it. Right. Yes, just pacey has by a. So you don't wanna compass. Okay. Inviting Alice Alice. Yeah, I am. Inviting. You . 1. Cause the phone has to be in work the next day after school. We don't have this. Uh huh. Right. So let's see and. Oh I'll. Ask a farm house gonna come. Yeah. [laughter]. Another 16 hour trip. You should really come to us now you should really come to us. What. But he can't get away if there was an that would be something to talk about. He still wanted. He never did when he had it for God. He never has this oaks oaks, right. Oh. really oh. we always get off. Get for pace off because they used to make them work call might then they gave him a call might off. Huh. So not gonna give them you know, I mean, they feel they've done more than their duty pace off. Right. Huh. They get this . Huh. Okay, that's. It that's . Huh. So even the times we went away. We went away like for the first days and came back. Right, you wanna come to a first date. Or if it worked out. I don't know. But never paces, sir. Because I need to make a circuit anyways. Right. No, it doesn't pay. So then I asked to find if we shouldn't have gone, Heidi. But they can't do that anyways because if they're gonna go if they're not, if she's still around, they certainly can't come. Right. You know, if she goes before. What do you need it for? Yeah, I know, I'm not anyway, just talking. You're. Not in the position. No we're. Just talking. So, gonna come to you a little bit if it coming. I don't think. So I think it's strictly to help her. Maybe I don't know. So fine said that's gonna come to us. I said I don't know because you know. Don't even wanna go there. Yeah, once they come into new York. No. You know how easy that is to please. Well, I'll be scratching, the whole time they have to go. Ooh. My doesn't. Wanna stay home from home anymore. He does, but she doesn't. Oh. you don't know. She didn't seem. So excited to go. I think she's afraid if there's some other phones are gonna come. You know. That's. It. I think that's, what she said when I told her that already mentioned that her brother's going back to us time. She says really. I don't know why she left them in the house. So mom said something she I mean, see mom said the cones can decide at the last minute if they're coming or not. . Let's, Heidi. Has a baby three days before surface, right. Hold on a second who's coming up. Who is it who's me? Could you go out and get a milk? And a paper. Chicago Tribune. Hello. Yes. If she's a baby. Two years before surface. Yeah. Then if it's a boy, this is simple still come and mom and dad are anyways coming because they have their tickets, they won't we'll change their ticket. Right. So, that's, I don't know if that's why, but I just got she didn't seem to go like shouldn't say she's. When dad said it's gonna be too hard? Allow me. She didn't say, oh. it'll be fine. Anything like that. I said, well, you know, Heidi repairs everything before she says no, I don't think she did this time. Well, she could be worried about all the booking. Huh. You know, with over here. He was screaming the whole time he wanted her to make it. Okay. Dad. They were furious that we were. On , Chris. Yeah, I thought you meant the farm. Yeah, they're furiously. Were catering. It. Right. So on . Oh. you mean that they'll have to make this same, huh. Yeah. I thought you might be . Well, both. No, he said she was catering. No don't. No, no. Oh. you mean I didn't know you meant that I thought you trying to call you on this. I said, both. Huh. And they had screaming she'll, make it. Huh. And she said and I said you really think you can make it. . She said no, I I can't. Make it. That's a long time ago. She isn't. They don't offer to make it anymore. I mean, when I had the baby. She didn't know. She didn't offer with the. I didn't offer the you know, it was just a question. Don't. Do it, huh? We don't need a kit. . Okay, once you had and Brian. [laughter]. [laughter]. So you see she thinks I don't have them. We're gonna get them. She thinks I have an that's. I know she told that one there in Chicago. It. [laughter]. Are you were never. Ah, he's. So funny go to school you have a good time in school. You love school. So why don't you have Sunday school? How she working out over there in the school? She's. Wonderful he's. So good. Oh. God. Excitement is carpool. She loves carpool don't touch that please. Don't touch it kind of choice. The video camera leave it alone. Hi, . I. Okay. What are you doing today? Did you hear me? I said something I have the . That's. What you're doing the whole day? Wasn't afternoon, it's 12 o'clock afternoon, Max. Oh. , Tina . . The whole day fair. Huh. Okay, I'll speak to Brianna. Okay, bye. Goodbye. . [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"You like to exercise. Generally I do I haven't gotten very much lately. I've been extremely busy. You know, aren't. We all but when I used to do a lot of exercise, what I would do is about three times a week. Yeah. I would go out and either go running or walking for pretty short distance like two miles to two and a half miles and, um, then if I had enough time or or alternately from walking. Huh. I would do some weight listing with free weights. Oh wow. Oh huh. And, uh, you know, I wanted to keep it up, but the the hard part is finding time to fit into my day now. That's true. How about you? Yeah, that's about what I try to do. Um, I just go walking and I usually try to go for about an hour and I've tried doing it every day, but I mean, sometimes I don't even do it once during the week, but you know, most the time I try to get out there. Huh. I've got a dog that kinda helps me out. [laughter]. Oh. that's, good. Yeah. Yeah, I if I go walking, I should walk my dog with me. Yeah, bye. He needs the exercise. He gets bored you know, he's a he's about a year old puppy, but the [laughter]. Huh. That's bad. Hold ours is. Yeah. He keeps my pace up. [laughter]. Huh, they drag you along [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. I know, yeah, usually I I enjoy it. Um, you know after a while like running when I used to run the first, the first month was just torture you know, I have to drag myself through it, but after that, when I started being able to fall into a room and keep a couple miles going, you know, then it was a lot better. Here. Yeah. No problem. Yeah, I did, um, aerobics in high school. We did it every day. You know, Monday through Friday and you know, when you started out the classic was awful, but I mean, I was in the best shape then now that I think back, but my needs just can't handle the pounding anymore, but aerobics for running. No. Huh. Do. I know I I know a couple of of woman at work. You are in low impact. Aerobic now and and then one other who said no, I tried this. Huh. You know, higher impact then I went to load impact and then I couldn't do it all [laughter], huh. Oh no, and I've heard of like in swimming pools. They teach Roberts and it's supposed to be really good, but I don't know. I like something that's cheap and it's relaxing as well as good for you. Huh. Yeah, walking fits that. I mean, I figure when I go back to a getting some aerobic exercise it'll probably be walking instead of running. Yeah. Yeah, I really enjoyed walking. It seems I don't know, I'm. Just my whole self I'm. Happy here. If I go walking. Yeah, well, you lose yourself in the exercise for a while and that's, you know, I get you mine. Huh. And your worries. I'm. Sorry. And your worries. Yeah, I get your mind off everything you know, I. You know I wanna go back to weightlifting just because I felt felt better and looked better when I did that and I've got a neighbor. Huh. Who he does it and I've tried to get in with him and several weeks ago? I wait listing for the first time in about two years and of course, I injured my back. Huh. Oh no. So I have been able to do it for weeks and it's you know, I'm going to, I know, I'll start again. Huh. Probably Sundays and Wednesdays, but you know, that's as much as I can handle right now and I hope I could do that. Oh yeah. Hi. [laughter]. I don't know, I've, never I've done a little bit of weight listing, but I never, I don't know. I if I don't enjoy it. It doesn't. I don't stick with it. Yeah. I'm terrible. That way. And. Well, everyone's that way I I you know, was encouraged a lot when I was younger. Oh. Do sports and I just added everyone of them. [laughter]. So. I didn't like the competitiveness of them, but I enjoyed playing around with the sports that didn't you know, I enjoyed the sport itself. Huh. I just probably in like the human factor and huh. Huh. That may that may be me too. I the only one I ever really enjoyed was a Frisbee golf. Oh wow, I've, never. And that's. You know, and and I got to be pretty good with a roommate of mine in college. For her. He was competitive, but he told it down we were going out and playing and so it was more of a challenge to myself. You know, a golfer is mainly trying to get your score down and so it was pretty neat that I enjoyed, but other than that most sports. . I haven't enjoyed maybe a little soccer. Once in a while. Yeah, my husband enjoyed soccer. He like that, but I think he's the competitive type I'd rather just stick with walking and sometimes I like to go, you know, a neighbor friend of mine goes once in awhile with me, but a lot of times I like to go by myself. Huh. Whenever I mean, you know, I'll just do in the middle of the day whenever I've got them in. Huh. You know, if I don't have a minute. Sometimes I just leave it anyway. Yeah. Well my wife likes to go walking. She likes me to go with her, but you know, our schedules aren't always together. Yeah. She she consults and she's caring for her. Uh, a parents and then I work you know, good nine hours a day 1010 hours. Oh. wow. So. If you consider commuting and stuff. So. That's hard. Yeah, at.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. Alright now what do they want us to talk about. We can talk about anything, huh. [laughter]. They are interested in anything. Yeah, I I think, uh, what they're trying to do is see if they can get the computers or something to translator. I don't. I don't really know anyway. Oh okay. So how are you. I'm doing great, man. It took 10 years and I've I've been going nonstop since November, man it's been unbelievable. With your band or what. Well, with my band, it started in November with work shops all of a sudden the music schools found out that I had something to offer my music and reversing them. Huh. So, I've been doing these three day work shops where you do a concert on the 3rd night. Wow. And I did it in Saab book and Mannheim Cologne jig brought me up there. I had to actually go back twice. Great. And Burke. And then of course, I have my regular book housing thing you know, over there where they have the Jess festival on the Austrian border it's about a oh. cases from here. Yeah huh. Yeah, you've been doing that one a while. Yeah, several years, although it finished last month. They ran out of money. Hello. They were paying me real good. You know, 500 marks a shop just to reverse and our gig. Huh. Are you playing much then or you just basically? Well, yeah, I'm playing sure. So your shops are up. Well, no they're. Not up, but I'm playing it's. I just it's very hard to get my chaps back in form, but I'm gonna try I'll. Tell you what's happening. Uh, first of all you know that we had Conti here. Last year. Yeah, but I haven't talked to him. Yes, I did talk to count. Yeah huh. What did he say? Well, he said he had a good time, but he said he didn't play much. Okay. Well, no, because my tops were down my tops were down. So I just conducted the bed. He has the video of the night. We played here. You whenever you can get together with him sometime. Oh. really yeah, well, I'll get that. Have him have him, huh. Did you know he just had a bypass? Yeah, mobile called me. Okay. I couldn't believe it and then I called count in the hospital. He said he was. Alright and was gonna be planning in fact, he's supposed to be here in Berlin, the beginning of next month. . Yeah, he's doing fine. I haven't talked to him, but I've heard round about that. He was in town working last week or something a cat. Yeah, what. And then. Just here. What who? Cashman. Oh yeah, what's what's with him. Oh. well, we played some tennis, but he's he's, the same as he always has been you know, huh. [laughter], where is he living these days? Out on the Island, man has it. I think. I I can't. Keep track of him. Yeah, but he's. So how did you like your pin? Well, I had a good time and I'll, shoot. Have you been there before? Yeah, I was there in 1990. . A with Percy face. But we didn't have very much to play. Yeah. We didn't have that much more to play with Billy Vaughn. But we had. I can't believe that Billy Vaughn is still going. I mean, Ray and those cats were going over 30 years ago. Yeah, I know. Well, Billy Vaughn passed away three years ago. So, but this guy is big over there. I mean, we had unbelievable, crowds. Well, yeah, the Japanese, they Turner. Oh. I loved it over there. I went over with satin mail of course in 75 and then, uh, uh, when the hell was it three or four years ago. Yeah. I went over with the Glenn Miller band from Holland. Oh was that the one, the zig. With who. Zeke. Yeah, link was on it have you talked to him about it. Well, yeah, well we talked about it on the room because he was on the trip that I did you know. Yeah, he makes all those trips. Yeah, it was funny. Amazing at his age still blowing and still drinking. At his age. . That he drank. Yes. He's. Amazing, but he played good. I was glad he was there because I had these young cats. All good jazz players, but no brand experience. Huh. I had to reverse them every day of the true. I have a type of the last concert in Tokyo and it was pretty good. And they're. My chops were up. I played Jubilee with the high G on the N and I said, Chattanooga chew and serenade in blue and. Wow. . Siesta in blue and and that's where I met this girl singer from Holland. She impressed me. So much that I got her on my band about three years ago. What's. Her name. A Lydia Von damn anyhow she's, not with me. Huh. . Because I discovered another great thing here. She's been with me since February. I let me backup now. Okay. So I been doing all these work shop since November and I've been doing the book housing thing. And then in February finally, there's a beautiful club here, but it's it's a weird seen it. I say weird for us. It's. This beautiful club, but they go from like 11 til five in the morning. And there's. No, a admission it's. The young jets that you know, young people with money. They stay up all night and he has live music every night. Anyhow I've been talking about trying to get a Monday night around here for years. You know, something like the vanguard and yeah, and it finally happened. Yeah. With your band. So we started in February every two weeks on a Monday and it's been a huge success of course, we did everything first class, new new music stands new music stand lights a big curtain in the back with our big logo. Correct. There and so forth. And so on and this new girl singer and she plays trumpet I've known her for years as a trumpet player. No. She went through all the music schools here and she, uh huh. Hi she's. A German check Jim. Yeah, and she sings great. I gotta send you a tape and so it's been a huge success and then of course in may to celebrate my birthday, we brought in Charlie Mariana and I have a video of that. Huh. We also got a mission. It that night from Byer . So it was a great night. My 17th, birthday. And we finished about a month ago and I'm taking a little break now, although I'm still busy I'm doing another a work shop soon and I'm getting all this music together. And we did a job about a week ago in Augsburg. It was part of A J's festival and that went very well 500 people there. . Anyhow, we start our new station. October 9th. And we're gonna have a guess Solis, every two weeks for the remaining 6. Mondays in this year in January. Bye. We actually planning on going every Monday and oh. I didn't tell you our hours then. Oh. you did 11-5. Well, that's, the normal hours when they bring in these rock groups and weird groups of people. . Don't care. What it is it's? So damn loud in there that don't make any difference. Yeah. It's just lovely. We play from 83211 on Mondays. Oh great. So it's a different crowd an older crowd and then some young people to and we're actually building our own following and it's. 6. Great and and . This thing is breaking it up and I'm playing back in the section again, although my shops are not up to play leave like I did before, but I'm gonna start section rehearsals next month and hope to get back in shape by October. Huh. You still have your original rhythm section or are they too busy now. Well. The ones you recorded without cone and all of that. No, well that was 87. Yeah. No, but I have great replacements. I got lucky you know, up until I got that. Drummer and the piano player, especially from calls or they were, I was if I if I didn't have them, I would be out of business because there was nobody else around now. There's a lot of good young players popping up in fact now with my band on these Mondays because like my trumpet players, my to lead players they're busy, all the times. . So, I've had to get subs and before it was always a problem now. There's, these good young players. I mean, good from stood card number and they're willing to come here to. Where where they coming from where they coming from two jig school or something? All the different schools. Yeah in fact about three weeks ago. . Brooke Meyer was here for two weeks. He went on to or with an old star band of these young, new upcoming players they're, the best of the new crop. Oh. Huh. These two new trouble players I've been using them as subs and they're willing to come from stood Gardner anywhere to play with me because my cats, you know, I gotta kicks asses still they're busy and listen, that so I've gotten lucky there. Well great. Yeah, yeah. So, we're gonna open with a guy named Bert darice trumpet player from Belgian very good player and a Ranger. Huh. I had bought one of his arrangements. It's a beautiful arrangement. A and a different Solis Ray P C's coming two weeks after that. Yeah, I I I work with where the other night and he said he would do that. You did did he say anything about coming here. Yeah. Yeah, we talked about it. What did he say? We sent you a letter to. Yeah, he's looking forward to it. He's got 18 days total he's only got 18 days total. Well, I am. [laughter]. But. Yeah, does he play mostly soprano a lot? He plays everything he plays outgo and huh. Well, yeah, because see every time I have a sola is like candy and with Charlie Mariana, huh. I figure out which arrangement they're gonna play on and I write out all the cords and where to come in and everything and I send them a cassette. Huh. So that when they get here, you know, with , we didn't even have time for a re one rehearsal, not even with Charlie. Huh. We did so this helps a lot. You wanna you want me to ask where what is gonna be plan. Huh. Well, did you say he wrote me a letter because I'm I'm getting a ready to contact him? Yeah. I've been. So damn busy, man and right now, I'm a working on music now. Yeah, if you happen to see him ask him if he prefers soprano or Alto because that way I have to know what key to write the solos in. Alright, okay. Yeah, okay, I'll. Ask him because we're working together on Sunday. So. That's a coincidence. Anyhow, tell them I'm gonna contact him soon and I'll be sending him of course eventually a soon. Okay. I don't wanna leave it till the last minute. The titles, he'll play on the cassette and the cords for all the sole load. Oh. So, uh, October 9th. We have for . This October 23rd. I think that's, two weeks later. We have raised PC and then November 3rd Roman, Shauna. Huh. Remember that name very good tenor, man. Sure. Yeah. And then on the following a the guy here that had his own club a Jerry Hayes and on November December 4th. I think it is her . Really. Right. Hers blowing great. You know, he retired from the radio, huh. Yeah, I knew that I knew that. He went to L A and made a recording. They're. All our cone tunes he's been quite busy and playing great he's. Yeah. Actually, gonna play with us in more now some town near here. On November 30th and then on the following Monday he'll play with us and our last one, December us 18th or something. John Marshall. Is coming down the trumpet player from new York that's been with India, V A R for the last four years. Okay. Huh. So I'm. So happy for him, man getting. Huh. Have you run into a Leonard at all or hear anything from Leonard? Well. I haven't run into them, but I see them occasionally when they televise some of these N D R things. Huh. He's still flat, but he got old. Yeah, but he's got he's gotten divorced. You know. Finally. Yeah, he met some check and yeah, and and. I can't believe it. And was so much in love that he decided he would leave Jane and he lost a house in Mallorca and everything else, but he didn't care. I can't believe. After all those years. Yes. [laughter]. Why didn't? He do it sooner. I don't know. By the way. I. I got in the mail today from mobile. Oh. he's always sending me different things. Yeah. You know, I haven't heard of these cats. Wait a minute, I'm getting it. It's called the Peach Peterson and the collection jazz. Well he sent me that same CD. Aga. He [laughter]. Yeah. Well, who are they. I don't know. And what is. I don't know where they are. I listened to it today. It's a good college band. But I mean, actually a little boring, nothing to get excited. Yeah. Yeah. I had to put on some Terry kids to get in the right mood after it. Yeah, well, I listened to the last concert. This morning fact, I was doubling. It off for Hardaway. Hi, [laughter]. Well, because he want he wanted to hear it. He had volume too, but he didn't have volume 1. By the way. Did you ever get to see the video of our kicks reversal in L A when I was? No, no. Well, man. Got it. I know I just never get into town. It seems I know. What do you mean you never get into town? What is it out there? Nobody sees anybody. I tried. So hard to get Charlie candy on the scene via Dick florist and dig kept writing to me saying he called Charlie then he called them again and finally gave up. Yeah. Yeah, I've called him a few times and we actually we were gonna meet one night and go here. Herb, huh. Hi. Yeah, it was so several months ago when her was in town. That's. What I tell you? But anyway, Charlie went and I didn't because we had a terrible terrible rains happening and we were they were closing the freeway in she man. Yeah. Oh Jesus that's. It was so I didn't go, huh. Y Hoy it's Farra. It's weird. So how are you doing in general? Well, uh, I don't know actually the last three years for me. Have been for what I think is happening here. Okay, for me, you know, I've been, yeah, I'm getting by and a. Right. You got by. Well, what is this saying that? Well, there's very little. I mean, all I really expect to do is some a rehearsal show is about the best thing. I can look for you know. Well, what are you supposed to do to live there? Oh. well you have to be married [laughter]. Yeah, can they that's? Oh yeah, I know I mean, there's. No answer. No music bills. Unless you're doing movies. Wow. You know, I think I mentioned in my letter that Joe soul go keeps giving me some things I did two albums with Rosie. . [laughter]. Cooney. Yeah, well, that's pretty good. Yeah, they were good. And I did the Sandra duets too. I got one of the five double date. So at least you're on the scene. Yeah, thanks to Seoul though. Even though. You're out of the city and you never get in what about don't. Yeah huh. You get in on the Tuesdays for the midnight tango big bands thing. Hi, when I have been in there a couple times. Who did you have? A herd Gordon band. A. And there was something in there. The other day. Ah, called you. You by the way you know, a trumpet player named Paul kasha or what. Wouldn't know. Cassia. Yeah, I don't really know him, but I know what it's saying is. Huh. Yeah. I when I was there, I went to hear his brand. You gotta hit his lab. You'll love. It too after the first number. I was sitting pretty much in front of the band and I'm meeting. And he plays his first number. He's trying to be another Maynard. Right. You know. And huh, bill Peterson was in the club. You know, President of the Union I used to give him trumpet lessons years ago. Huh. Oh right. [laughter]. Bye. Yeah, he's sitting way over on the side there and when the first number, finishes because every time he played some high notes, the crowd went wild and I looked over the next thing. I said what happened. [laughter]. What's. Everybody cheering for and as soon as he finished. I went up to the mic and I grabbed his horn and I looked at the mouth piece and then I looked over at bill Peterson and I tried my shoulders. I said [laughter], you dig and Peterson broke up. Huh. How did he break up? He loved it. But at Paul Casey I think. . What did Paul thing? Well, he sort of took it good. Yeah, he's tried to smile. Yeah huh. He gave me his CD where he plays actually some of the things. Maynard used to play you know, what's, new that beautiful thing should he wrote. Huh. Here. So,. Well, by the way making mentioning Shorty, did have you heard yet that Marty patch died last week. No, I think about Marty. Yeah. All the time you know, he he, he and I was sort of in contact in the last five or six years whenever a he goes. Yeah. Huh. He was gonna go to Spain because the people there have been re reissuing some of the options. Geez. Well, that's something. Yeah, he has colon cancer and I don't know exactly what day it was, but. Yeah, Marty. Huh. I. I was just thinking about them again. Recently. You know, because I play a lot of the stuff, Mel Thomas Lang Schubert Valley and Ray Charles dedicated to you. Yeah. We made some very good things with Marty. Yeah, I know you did. And a. . He uh, he wrote me a beautiful letter. And was very complementary you know, and he was supposed to come over here and I was looking forward to seeing him, but somehow it didn't happen. I guess. I'll hear about it or read about it. Yeah. Well, we're dropping like flies. I hope I'm not in that. Yeah, well, you're in good shape. Are you still playing tennis? Well, yeah, as a matter of fact, not a whole lot, but when the weather's nice, you know, we have terrible weather here in Munich it's raining. Yeah, I know. Now in fact and we don't get any of this 90 degree weather like the state. Oh Jesus. Hey it's murder. There I I get C N N and NBC on cable here. Yeah. So we get informed on everything. So how did it work out with your new horn? And mouthpiece. Oh. I'm real happy with it. After that thing. I'm really happy with it. You didn't need a big adjustment. No. Well, that's lucky. Oh because the the new seventies were pretty much like the old nineties, the Mount Vernon, nineties don't. Yeah. Yeah, I think it's seven D is a very good. All around mouthpiece. Yeah, I get I can get high enough with it. You know, I can get A G out and if my top they're really up sometimes a little more. Well, sure. I wouldn't try and count on it though. Yeah, right. But. Well, I've always said the seven C was a one of the best. . All around multi I'm still using my old thing. But I. I might buy a new horn. I played shoes Yamaha couple months ago and I really liked it. Huh. That's, something. I am. Well, I'm playing my old con. I love it. That's fine. [laughter]. I mean, it doesn't have the tone of the vendors, but the way it speaks and I don't crack anymore. Well. You know everything is right there. It's an amazing horn $30 in a hot shop. Well, yeah, well I sure wish I could play with you again. Well, uh. I really missed that. I was just gonna say are you is it ever possible that you might come to your upper ever a guess for her. You know. J. Well, the there was pox while we were in Japan. That, uh, the billing Von people might try and put a European tour together because they had lots of hit records there. Well, great anyhow. So a. I may come to the States a. A maybe within the next. Four or six weeks it's sort of a nothing is set now. What it hangs on? Listen to this. I got a call from this music store in Boston Rayburn music supposed to be one of the biggest stores there and they wanna want me to come there to do some work shops. Huh. Really. So, uh, it could be the end of September or the beginning of October. I told them I I go back to work October 9th. And September would be better for me. And somehow they said October would be better for them and I'm hoping. Because if if I could get it near the middle or end of September I'll, make a whole round trip. Around, huh. You know. Like I usually do new York, Chicago L A Frisco and what have you, you. . . I don't suppose you ever hear about red, Kelly, although med does he calls him. Well, I hear people from people who go up in that area in fact it see, I saw Chris leave. Yeah. And he just done something up at a bed Shanks place and Kelly was there and, uh, you know, all the people were there. Yeah. Yeah. Right. I guess, red is the same. You know. Well he calls me every once in awhile, you know, we've always been very tight. . And it's always great hearing from him. Well, lariat was beautiful of you to write the letter. I in it's really a nice surprise. And now this phone call and [laughter]. Yeah, this phone call is great isn't. It Jesus [laughter]. Well, I hope these university people learn something from it. Yeah. [laughter]. They'll learn your dialect [laughter], but. My dialect, exactly. Well, I'm strengthening. My Po off here. Yeah, well, you should be you should what's Anna upto she's staying busy, huh. After 20 years, a month. Oh yeah, all day every day at a computer trans. Translating, these damn nozzles from English to German. Does she do that at home? Yeah, yeah, she's. We have a bigger apartment. Now you know, I have my room. Yeah. She has her own. I build her a big desk and she's got her computer. Yeah, she's been doing this for several years now. She didn't got tired of that. Secretary. Now. Huh. She's, her own boss it's hard work. But she's home and. That's. Why they call it work? You know, [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, house Mary, Margaret, doing. Well, she's got her master's. . So and she put her application at several different colleges. Uh, uh, well a month or so ago, but and she got interviewed, but she didn't get a position. Huh. So that really sort of kicked her off, but I told her you can't expect as soon as you're through with your schooling that you're gonna get the first job that you want you know. Are there any agencies that you can go to? No, but there is an on the computer networks. I mean, you can find out where every school that has an availability. You know. Oh. well, that's. Good. So she tried at Victorville community college, Ellie Valley college South state Northridge. Yeah, Victor Ville. Uh, and even at antelope Valley where she's working now there was an English position and she was really bogged she didn't get that you know, it would have been. Sure. And I suppose there's. So nice, but it it was too. Good to be true. You know. Yeah, and then there's always politics involved. Yeah, well, yes, there's a lot of politics on the. Well, the last question, Larry is how do you guys like living out there up. North. Well, I would rather be closer in where there's where there's something happening where I can go out easier. You know, a. Well, why didn't you go up there? Well because we couldn't afford anything in the city at the time. We were ready to buy. Uh, so. You know, I'm. If you couldn't touch things in the Valley. Things were expensive then I thought things had dropped way off. No, we bought it the peak. A. So we paid a 30 for this and now, since everything has been declined. I just had to reassess down dig this down to 86000. Yep. Wow. From a 30. Almost half. Yeah, so. Well, what about a a closer to town. Everything must have dropped there too, right. Yeah, but now you can't sell this, I mean, we we owe more than it's worth. To match. 130. You paid when. Yeah, and a lot of people out here are just walking away from their houses. Isn't it incredible? Yeah. How real estate of much rooms when I think of those two houses? Yeah, yep. I had and what I paid. 175 for the first 135 for the other one with a swimming pool. Yeah, well. Yeah, well those are long those times are long gone. You know. It's incredible it's. So so, we're way up here and, uh, I'm not crazy, huh. Amazing. Well, at least you got your own pad and it's safe. Yeah. I assume. Well, it's better than the Valley. I think but we have our problems up here too that's. I can imagine. Yeah. All over the state's anymore. I realized the. There's. No safe place. Well, I mean, comparatively. Yeah, it's a little better. You know. Alright, Larry. But I've, got my, I belong to the country club. So I can go there and play tennis. All the time we have spy forts and a pool and a. [laughter]. Good. Well, what about, uh, I think we talked about this once before I'm really surprised that you're not back with Willis is bad. Yeah, well, I wonder about that every now. And then two, but I don't book him about it and he's. . Happy with Carl and borrow and uh, you know. Well, don't, I ever need sobs. A very seldom. Are there any other brands you could play with or do play with? Well, there's, not actually there's, not many. I really want to at all. I know what you're, meaning. I mean, you go in there and you work real hard and you say for what the trumpet sections. What about? Aren't any good. Yeah. The rhythm sections generally aren't too. Good. What about the one little brand that impressed me was the drummer gene Estes is it? Yeah. In the garage and in in firs garage. Yeah. Right. Well, Jean asked if this died too. I. Oh Jesus. He went real quick. Who else? He went while I was in Japan. Huh. I don't suppose you hear anything about poly Lopez. Well, yeah, I'm on the H M A a with him. You are when did you get on that pin. Yeah. Ah, just before I went to Japan. Well, great. I got that to CDs. Yeah. I like it, man that's. Some band. Yeah, well, I talked to Paul. This yesterday actually and told him I was gonna call you and he wanted me to tell you. Hello, he sent you a chart on dazzle it's a great charge. Yeah, dazzle. Very good I'm gonna reverse it. We haven't had time to reverse it yet, right. Yeah, it's denied charge. I'm. So happy for Paula. I mean, he's been as we know, scuffling all this time. Well, he's still scoffing he's, not getting any money out of this. He's still scuffling, but at least a little Prestage for him. Yeah, he's. And he's got a lot of his charts in all the catalogs here that surprised me big band charts Willis, even put out a more things including after you've gone to a new version and. . So Herman version, huh. Yeah, and some other stuff I mean, I've been buying all this stuff in recent years now. All of a sudden, it's. All out, but that's cool, I mean, should I've been a using these people's music for years speaking of that. I sell a lot of the old alcone charge at these work shops and in fact, I'm selling now tend to the school in Mannheim of course. Huh. All the bread. I get from it. I send to als a window flow. Huh. How nice? And she's just thrilled she can't believe it every time I send her a check. So I do it mainly part. Well, let's say partly to get some money for flow and al, because I've been playing his music and also to spread his, uh, his stuff around. Like it. Yeah. Let people know about Alan. Yeah. His music instead of just Sammy Esco and Fab Jones. Yeah, right. And Bob, mencer and all these other weird cats. Yeah. Yeah. But. Yeah, but. Know if we'll ever get the play again. I sure would like to like you. Yeah, I sure Miss it because I know I really I need to sit next to you some more it's been a long time you know, and, uh. Well, I still play lead even from the 4th chair. 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Got Morgan Freeman in it. And, um, um, what's. Huh. The case, Brad pet. Huh. It's about the seven deadly sins. . It's, gross. Huh. Really gross. [laughter]. Well, what is it like is it like horror or? It's like no it's like a,. It's like a murder. Mystery, detective, um, sort of like. Huh. Um, you know, um, serial killer going with 15th of the seven deadly sins. Cool. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, it's like it's like in dark. Really. I had some of them more disturbing seems and I've seen in a while. [laughter]. That's. All I'm gonna say. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. no [laughter]. So I have the user id. I'm. Good I'm hung over, huh. Still. Yeah, I think we started on like Russian vodka at like five in the evening and then like graduate on to like converts to meter wine and then some mine and then some . So it's, just kinda like you know, you get to a. you don't realize how much you're drinking [laughter]? . Oh man. Because I was like a. [laughter]. Today. Oh. man. Sounds like fun though. It was really fun. So I tell you what I was doing. I was just hanging out with a friend of mine. And this other guy who lives in her apartment building who works at the same school. Huh. She does was like, Hey, I'm going out to practice. [laughter]. Um, he's in a band he's actually several band with this guy out in Moscow, which is like an hour drive from here like you wanna come we're like what the hell you know. Huh. Is Moscow our weight and where. My Moscow. But not Moscow. No, not Moscow that's only couple hours drive from where I have [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm like [laughter]. No, no, no. So we all happened in the we've been drinking by then. So I don't remember the ride there, but it was this beautiful wooden hand build cabin house thingy out in the middle of nowhere. And this the guy who owned the house is this an African American who's been living here for 20 years with Japanese wife and keep they like build it and signed it and everything. Huh. And there's like a little stage down in their basement with like cables and stuff. Wow. So we sat in there. Blue spinner. So we listen to a whole lot of really good Blues and draft that's fun. Oh excellent. Yeah, it's really excellent. Is really excellent. That's. Cool. Yes, most phone I've had a long time. [laughter]. Oh good. Yes, I was second. That is excellent. Well, I'm taking a class. N. Um, physical anthropology. I applied here's, the whole story. This is first. Let me give you the whole rundown of white and call you earlier in case your family didn't tell me. [laughter]. I [laughter]. I didn't have your phone number. Oh. that's silly [laughter], how did you get it? Yeah. Well, I called your family and then and then they had it and then bands. Oh. they have it, huh. Yeah, [laughter]. A father and sister came for a few days. Uh huh. . And so I couldn't really stay up late and call and I couldn't. Get up early and call there. . Wasn't. Yes, teen. And you know, Rachel is sleeping on the couch downstairs and so. . [laughter]. And then and then I couldn't find your number and then this whole thing with the classes happened. Let me, then I couldn't get up in the morning because I know that you were on through in classes and like you would get up and go to work in the morning. So I couldn't call you. At night. I would have to get up early and call you and I just couldn't, huh. [laughter]. And then the whole thing in the classic like I applied for the graduate level right. I. Huh. And I went and I talked to him, I said you know, like what, what are you looking for? And they said basically, what we're looking for is that you don't embarrass us. You know. You don't embarrass us, but the hell who were you talking to who you talking to. Right. So I was like, okay. To the it's like the college of general studies it's like sort of the night school and they have this program where you can take for graduate courses and pay like the reduced price in my case. Huh. Huh. I don't pay anything because of the benefits and, um, and then if you enroll in the program. . It's there. So you know, and it's like. It can it serves for graduate schools like a stepping stone to get into the program like you know, that you don't have not as rigorous application process and all that stuff right. Huh. . So. You don't embarrass us and then they're like what's your grade. average, I told me I like it sounds about like what we're looking for this. You don't imbalance us he's. Uh, I know. My button [laughter]. So then I get this letter. We're. Sorry, you have not been accepted to the graduate level. Oh no, why. You have been accepted for the undergraduate I'm. Like I was devastated. Oh. no. I was devastated. I'm. Sorry, honey. Yeah, well then I went in, I was like I wanted to work and I'm like work and, um, one of my coworkers was like look it was what probably happened is they didn't like the classes that you had. [laughter]. And they wanted you to have particular classes that they deemed appropriate. Oh great. Bingo it's. All like cultural anthropology that I've had no physical anthropology. Huh. Newark Ozzie and I went and I went in and I talked to them and they were like you know, they said that that's, what it was like meanwhile, I would like spend the night. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. Going I'm, not good enough. They don't like me [laughter]. It was horrible. I was like second [laughter]. Oh. that. I thought terrible. Never believe that you are such a good student. I mean, even at you're. Good student and you've got good stuff going for you. I'm home. You know. Well, it's, just like this link after being out of it for a year and a. It's not something you lose [laughter]. Oh. I feel [laughter]. [laughter]. I mean, you're praying. Feel like I feel like I'm getting stupid [laughter]. May have to like take it out and Polish it once in awhile to keep it up to date, but it's still there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, but I mean, like it, I mean, it really hurt. Oh honey, I'm. Really hurt, but I'm fine. Sorry. Now, because I know that they're just just because they're snob [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, that's, what to get limited Philadelphia girl, huh. [laughter]. It doesn't have to do with Philadelphia has to do the university of Pennsylvania being an IV leave school. Exactly exactly you get for living in Philadelphia being around Ivy League schools, man. You know. [laughter]. There couple different places. I could live with that 1. You know, I could be at Temple, which is not an school. That's true. But you live in Philadelphia. So. So. Huh. So. But that's, that's, my major story. Sorry. So now, you're in this physical anthropology class. Yeah, which is I was kind of like? Okay, it's gonna be really scientific and we're just gonna like to compare bones and see how they're like minute. . Lee is different. [laughter]. But it's really it's really. I mean, it's a lecture class. But she's. Huh. Excellent, she's. Oh. good. So she's. So funny. Okay, she's a trip. Good good. She starts telling us about how she. Um, she was in graduate school. All she's doing was eating a Snickers bars. Uh huh. And she got scurvy. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. Okay. And she just tells the story and she just like boom she's on the road. She says talking and talking to all this stuff is coming out and she's laughing at herself and we're. [laughter]. All lock mean some people are kind of like a now. I don't get it. I mean, I just think she's. So funny. [laughter]. I'll be well. Like you know, sir, to be half asleep in the class. How can you be half asleep? [laughter], believe [laughter]. Great. [laughter]. She's really good she's really funny. That's. Awesome. And she's talking about we're talking about Darlin here. I'm, just rambling on. Um, she's talking about Darlin and Darwin is them and then she's talking about the different critique. You know, and one was of course, a religious one and and the last one was that. Huh. . From a A G August, who said you know, when they found different layers of sediment there, the fossil record from one later to a next. Was always completely different. Like there. Wasn't any gradual changes. . From you know, like there'll be one type of claim on one level and then the next level it's like. Um, it's. The same. You know, the the the same species, but some of the changes are like so drastically. This world will be going clockwise on one level and then on the next level though be going counterclockwise. Oh wow. And there's an so it's like hard to explain how the changes could have happened and they there's no time there. No, um, levels where. There's like. The clamps going clockwise and clams going counterclockwise. All together. At the same time. . And all over whenever [laughter]. Excuse me whenever they look at Sun settlements that's true. Wow. And so it's kinda like. Well, what does that mean? Well now if there's a they're proposing, the steering, it was you know, like this this critique was made and a. . Then it just sort of sat on the back shelves. You know, and disappeared for a while. And then in the seventies two guys started looking at it again and they're like, Hey, you know. This guy's got a. and they start examining it all over again and what they proposed was. Um, like what was it called. Um, punctuated equilibrium. Where you've got? Massive. Genetic mutations happening happening at once. And, um, you know, like if say that if you look. A species that mutate like their hotspots on the team where they mediate. . Huh. You know, like things don't happen overnight. Huh. I mean things don't happen. It they happen in specific spaces on the jeans like it's it's, not completely random mutation isn't there's. Okay, okay. It seems to be some sort of pattern to it. Oh. that's. Interesting. Yeah, and she said that you know, basically what they're saying is if it's not natural selection. It makes the changes, but it's, what, um, you know, like they'll be mutations and most of them. Don't work out. You know, like. Huh. Um, either. The the the. Species, never like make the past fertilization or whatever you know, but every once in awhile, one comes along and it does work. Mhm. Um, and it's natural selection that keeps it going. . Huh. And is all very interesting. I still feel like I'm. You know, like would like to learn more about it because I'm. Pardon me is like no that'll selection. I can't let go. [laughter]. The other part is like you know, like look into this trying to figure out find out more about it. You know, just like. Well, it doesn't sound like they're totally against our and it just sounds like they're kind of fine. No. Tuning him. You know which did expect I expect that you know. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, but it was real neat. It was so need to like be introduced to this thing. Be like wow, [laughter]. Oh yeah, maybe it's different. You know what you're you're not like it was the first I've heard of it was great. Yeah, that's still cool. Like. It's. Like when I first was introduced into linguistics. I was like, wow. Yeah, like sauce there. [laughter]. I never thought of it that way. [laughter], it was like dude. Yeah. Yeah, that's cool I'm envious of you for being in the class like that. Well, it sounds to me like you've got your own classroom going on you know. Yeah, but I'm a teacher. That's, not as much fun [laughter]. Well, that's, not what I mean. I mean, like God, the whole country's, your classroom, you know. [laughter]. I'd love to get your letters and you're just like full of these deep thoughts. Huh. It's, great. I love it. Yeah, well I spent a lot of time alone living alone. So you know, you're more likely to think, deeply. When you're like a loan than when you're with people outside, you know, I always thought that's? Yeah. Why it was hard to think deeply at Earl? Cause so, it's more fun. [laughter]. It just like go down and make brownies rather than like upstairs and think, deeply. We did some deep thinking together though. You know. [laughter]. We did some messing around, but we just. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, mostly messing around [laughter]. We have some really good talks to. Yeah, we did. Yeah, I missed that. I do too. I really do. Yeah, I do. I must have been taxed like that. Yes. I mean, sometimes I just feel really hooky, but other times you know, actually, I was feeling like really deeply contemplative. Uh, this past week. Um, probably I'm about to get my period or something. Huh. But. I wrote all of these really deeply contemplating letters to people, huh. So, you'll be getting like I forgot I wrote about, but [laughter], I just mailed it. Oh. [laughter]. Well good. That sounds good. Then. Did you hear that pass looking at coming to your your part of the world? Not just Pant, but like, yeah, I know, but he's like. Oh Pat has been accepted. I called him. I tried to talk him into it, huh. Well, he. He's looking at coming to, uh, the the part of Pan where you are your city. My city. It's. No, Mia let's. See is what I call it. [laughter]. See, [laughter]. T. Well as soon as I find out that he was accepted. I called him and I said you know, you know where you're going yet. . And he's like I'm like come here. Come to see because both of the other two people in my program are leaving when he would come. So I'm like come live next to me. Why does it keep clicking like that? [laughter]. Uh, it must be like a weird connection or something. Huh. That's too bad. Yeah, I can still hear you. So. I know I can tell you. I think he's really, huh. Excuse me, he's really shooting for that. For coming to see that would be so cool to have him live next door to me. Huh. Looked at my plan. That can you imagine like you and Pete, and cat. Huh. [laughter]. They won't send both of them here, but that would be pathetic. If they didn't [laughter], they would be so scary [laughter]. [laughter]. I owe. . Runaway run away. [laughter]. Everyone's gonna think about like Pete, and his antics. I just have to. Ask you know, like no, no. Yeah, he's crazy, man. No, no, no, no it's. Alright, I'm wrong. Okay, [laughter]. Huh. I love that. Oh. God, you know, I just found that Polaroid of like all of us cooking that they took when they wanted diversity and they're taking pictures for the whatever. It's on the web. And they told it's on the web now. It's on the web. Oh cool. Yeah. Like I love that picture. Because you are like cracking up and your face is like such Sarah laughing. Face and piece just gotta hang it out back there. Huh. It's. [laughter]. So funny. Yep, [laughter]. Yep, one of my coworkers thinks that I have a smile like the little mermaid. That [laughter]. You know, I've, never thought of you. [laughter]. That way before, but you know, possibly [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I've got a screensaver that's. . Got the little mermaid on it. Huh. So I pull out my driver's license it's. I see [laughter]. Got the big old. Greg didn't match exactly. Oh. that's. So cool [laughter]. It's, not funny. Yeah, that's funny. [laughter]. So, I've been called a snow white and Ariel. . Now. Well, you've missed your calling you should have been a Disney heroin [laughter]. Down. [laughter]. Oh gosh, [laughter]. Does it tell me more about your vacation? Huh. Oh my driving it flicking cool and then it's, just really cool, scuba diving is to sit. Yeah. What were the islands again? That you went to the and then what else. I went to. Well, I actually went to first and then stop warm on my way back and the is an Island that's, South the West of . Huh. And it it used to be administered by the Japanese until world War two and then we got it. So everybody. Like all the old people speak Japanese and all the young people speak English and it's a a lot of it. Huh. . It not developed because the Highlanders don't want to be. So they always loaded it down. So there aren't like big high rise hotels in shoot they're. Huh. Just like Vicki ones and stuff like that. Most of the people who go there go to school dive or too small or too boat. And they have this whole it's, a whole bunch of Island actually plow is it's, not just one and up in the North there's a whole bunch of little small islands called rock islands. Huh. Oh. They basically are just these big rocks with lots of plants going on them, but they're kind of been shaped in a really weird way. [laughter]. Because of the tides and the animals and stuff, but it's really cool. Huh huh. Just beautiful up there. Lots of different kinds of see animals and shit like that. Well, now I think that that's, what we saw they have you know, one of the vision films. Huh. Really he's, a he's up. Called the living see and yeah, I think they had and then they had and they had there like a there's a landlocked. Hello, oh. I wouldn't be surprised. Lake basically, but I think it's saltwater, but anyway, there these,. Jellyfish in. Yeah, that's. Why I was there? I went to jellyfish Lake [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, the ones that have notated and don't. Yeah. Stink anymore. Yeah. Yeah. I was there girl. That's. So cool. Yeah. And then at the very bottom it's like. The very bottom of the Lake is so full of,. Just sulfuric acid or something because it it just build up and it didn't have any outlet. . It's like poison us. Oh. I mean, you have to go pretty damn deep. Yeah, it's it's, a really weird feeling to swim because the Lake is just shop full of jellyfish. Like you have to be. So they're like. All right. Rubbing up against you. It's kind of ill. Actually, [laughter]. Yeah. I didn't like it that much, but it's go book it. [laughter]. Oh my God, that's crazy. You went there. [laughter]. Yeah, was there. Excellent that's. Excellent. Well. It's. So it's. So incredibly beautiful. Just absolutely beautiful like unspoiled, beautiful. You know. Wow. And, uh, this being underwater was just so amazing. Oh. my God, there it was just like it was. So quiet and you're just like completely unfolded in water. So it's kind of like this slow dreamlike thing. And just the fish are amazing. Like I just never thought about them being that many or having like lives underneath the water. Huh. I mean, I'm very self centered I'm a land person you know, and just the amazing amount of kind of education and stuff like that. Huh. And I got to see we went to the place called a cleaning station, which is a place where. Huh. And they don't know why that like big fish like mentors and, um, Napoleon, grasses and sharks come and they get cleaned out like there's little fish that live there and they'll eat. Huh. All the parasites off. Memories and the sharks, but the next thing is that they know that for some reason, cause they'll come to the cleaning station. Oh. my God. The sharks will sit there with open mouth and let the fish swimming in through their mouth and through their bills without eating them. Wow. I saw I saw a shark doing that. Just you know, standing straight up with South opened. All the little fish are like swimming through it. I was like no way [laughter]. Did he get scared at all? Oh. totally the first time then I was near shark. I was like, okay, that's close it off. Okay, let's leave. Now. [laughter], but uh, then you kind of get used to it because they don't come here. You really and, uh, then we went on further and there was a place where they were like two sharks. Huh. I was getting nervous. I try to watch both at once and then we kept going and there's a place where there's five shack was like so either you had to like completely freak out or deal with it. Yeah. Oh God. So I dealt with it. [laughter]. Yes. After that, but no it's it's, not it's scary as I thought it would be you know, you feel a lot safer. I've always thought I'd I'd be terrified and I been and I actually haven't had a discussion after watching joint to see the movie. But. You know, he's. I mean, like Ben is Mister water boy, you know, like is he loves sailing. . He you know, would spend his summers up in being you know, on the water. . And, um, worked on getting certified, but never took the test, but really, I mean, like really wasn't really want to do it and I was sort of like like we should do it. We should do it and I was like you know, trying to explain how part of it is really scary to me. Yeah. And, uh, probably wanna get some feedback on it. You're. Huh. Like what. You're being, huh. Well, I mean, it is kind of, um, but it's it's, not a scary as you would think it would be because you're there and, uh. Is. Once you've taken the classes and I didn't even get certified took a resort quest that took like two hours you know, there's a lot of the equipment is like full proof. Huh huh. Huh. I mean, and that may sound just kind of like nothing, but really seriously, I mean, the and the way that they set you up and everything is you mean there's, not really stuff. Yeah. That's gonna happen to you. And also my guide has died all over the world like Australia, Hawaii and Mexico and here in there in Tele and he has never ever been attacked by a shark or buy anything. Wow. No, just he says it's like completely safe. So I mean, if they've been doing it for that long. Yeah, yeah. I would think that you know, it's safe. So. Okay. And the the sharks in have never attacked a person they said there's, never been anybody in attacked by those sharks. Now. That's different different part of the world, but so go to Paula di [laughter]. [laughter]. This sounds good that's. Oh. it's. Excellent. So beautiful it's. So beautiful there. You have to see it. Okay, it's. Like going to see what Disney or something like that. It's better than wild Disney it's better than the little mermaid. [laughter]. Oh. I'm. Sure, I'm. Sure, it is. It's, incredibly beautiful. You should do it one time before you die. Okay. Where do you wanna go like if I were to tell you you have one place to go now before you die wherever she go? Oh honey, don't. Say that. No, no, um, I guess. I'd go to a match you and. Forgetting where it is per room. I think. Huh. Yeah, I'd go there. So I always want to see it. And I've done screw driving once so I and I've like seen the Grand Canyon and vented van. Huh. I got again, huh. Help time. I said a couple times two times. Yeah. That's couple. Yeah, couple. one second. Yeah, what about you where would you go. One other place. You could go before you die. I want to go to,. I guess. It's in Jordan. They have that there's a a Valley, which the Romans had card a city into it was it was in a this is what makes the TV. Oh. the way. [laughter]. I knew about it before this [laughter]. It was it was in, um, the last Indiana, Jen it's placed in the last Indiana James, maybe. Oh yeah, yeah, okay. So you wanna go see that. Yeah. That's. Cool. Yeah, wow. Right now I think that's probably top on my list. Well when you going. . When I go to the middle East? When you going to the middle East. . Give me a couple years and I'll. Tell you probably. Huh. Okay, okay. I mean, like a fault as well. Like five years or something. Oh neat. You know. I didn't know this was like something you're planning soon or like in the future or. Well. Well, I guess here's my, I mean, like you know, I take one year of undergraduate courses and then I'll probably do two years of the C T S program called the general studies program. . . And then I'll apply to grad school. And probably I'm at home grad school timeframe. . Neat school. So maybe some., you'll be I'll be calling you from like. And you'll be a 000000 that's. Yeah, is that crazy? Awesome. Nita. Hey. That's, a cool. You have to take a lot of pictures. Send them to me. [laughter]. Yeah, definitely definitely. Of that thing. So are you still scared about scuba diving or do you think you're gonna try it? I think I'll try it. I'll. Try it definitely. Go. Yeah. Sounds good to me. You won't be sorry. I know that I think it's just like I I would need to build up to it. You know, like mentally and this is part of my building up to it processes like talking to people about it. Hello, [laughter]. Yeah, I understand that and. Yeah, no it's. Something. I wanted to do forever. So I didn't give my time myself time to be afraid of it. Yeah. You know, like I could just do this [laughter]. Huh. Cause I actually, I was planning to go to, um, contract on this Cooper think I was planning to go to on this thing. I'm. Sorry, what. What's talking out? And that fell through it's a it's on the it's like across from Japan on the mainland of the former Soviet Union. Huh huh. Huh. And a. It fell through at the last minute. So I had to plan something really fast and I was like, well, like if I know what to do and I was like you know, I've always wanted wanna school dive might as well. Huh. Oh. Just do it. [laughter]. That's, excellent. I did. Now how did you pick the item to pull out. Um, just kind of randomly I haven't even actually this is kind of embarrassing. I have no idea where they were until the week before I left because I went to look it up in the library. I'm like okay, well, I know, there's somewhere broad's bad. . But [laughter], not exactly sure where [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh, to the library. It looks like okay, [laughter]. Well, I don't think, I've heard of it until I've seen this movie. Yeah, well, um, they were it's one of the destinations. That's listed in the Japanese Taurus places. Huh. Oh. and I was going by that. So. And I had heard someone tell me that mom was really kind of like Japanese terrace. Paralyse. That was really developed and nasty and that wasn't as much. . So I thought you might as well go there. Yeah. Well it sounds like a plan. That is all right, so tell me das about people that we both know. [laughter]. Not. . Well, I haven't talked to Kate, but apparently, Kate has a job in Boston and she's been dating this guy from who's like.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh. hello Rabbi. Yeah yeah. Yes, did you hear that? Yeah. Yes, okay, so, um, you know that the university of Pennsylvania is is recordings for educational and research purposes. Right it's, not it. Yes, there are. Won't be publicly distributed. I mean, it would be used for just educational and, uh. And research purposes. Right they're doing a language study for computers and uh, I'm actually calling from Philadelphia area and I saw an ad in one of the local papers here and they asked you know, are you native speaker of American endless or a certain foreign languages and if so they pay for your for your call and I thought this would give me an opportunity to speak with someone from you know, over seas and I was in Israel about 20 years ago? . Okay. Yeah. . Um, I actually was on a, um, I . Yeah. Um, and then six months later. I found myself at or Mira. Huh. And, um, I is rabbit Noda. Um, still teaching. Sure, bye. Sure. Yes. Oh. nice. Yeah, because I I'm, sorry, go ahead. Yes. He's he's. The Dean of he's one of the Deans of the . Oh nice because I enjoy his classics very much and, um, actually when I was on the push one of my friends invited me there. Huh. Uh, you know to participate in one of the holiday celebrations and the spirit there was what I was looking for on the, uh, keyboards. Huh. Huh. You know, very communal warm feeling and I had originally gone to the seeking that unknown to me. Right. I was actually seeking spirituality and the showed me very clearly that it's not the economic structure, but the spiritual setting that. Um, you know, truly is is what is meaningful. On how long have you been. Um, you know, teaching there an in Israel. I've been. I've been Israel 13 years. Okay. . Should I give you a little bit of my background? Yeah, but you want to be careful. Not to be too specific because you know, I mean, just to, I guess protect yourself since you know, even though they say that this will just be used for research purposes. Huh. Um, you know, they they told me not to you know, have phone numbers given or anything like that. I see fine. Yeah. No, I can give you a general a background. Um, I was a. Let's. See 13 years ago. I was back packing through the middle East before starting for my doctorate in clinical psychology. Oh. yes. Um, I was a graduate of overland college. Yes. Um, graduated five data cap, a sigma, Diane with honors in psychology and then I took a year off to apply to graduate school. . I wanted to apply only two clinical psychology schools and I was interested mostly in American A P A approved programs. American psychological association approved program. So I went to San Francisco. Um, or for a year to work and to apply and I found a job working with emotionally disturbed children. In a small school, a small semi public. . School and counseling center. And I was working with the children. I was working with the parents and then I applied to, um, I applied to the. Schools and I was accepted to a Delphi university, which, um, was one of the first schools approved by the American cycles psychological associate a very strong, a school in region. Um, or second. Manic, Siri and I was quite a competitive schools like about 600 appliance for 30 positions and I was, I had and I was seeking spirituality myself as you said about yourself. Yes. I was, um, when I was accepted. Um, I spoke about. . Taking a deferment for a year. I ask one of the professors if I could take a deferment for a year and travel around the world. Go on the classic under your, um, you know, trying to learn about myself in the world in which I lived and, um, he said I'm, sorry, we don't. Give deferments. We don't. Uh, allow deferments, but I you have a good few months to. Um, to. Travel and you know, and experience the world. So she want to do it. So it happened that I was working. In this school, but Providence would have it, huh. Um, you sham means, uh, God, it you know arranged that's. Yes, yes, yes. Um, that because I was, I had applied to a number of schools and I was trying to to find out if I actually got a,. Had an interview or not, they they told me that I. The number of schools that I was interested in weren't able to tell me whether I had an interview or not. So I took a months off and they had to hire a substitute and because they had to hire a substitute. When I returned two, um, San Francisco and explain to them the situation? That that's, you know, I was accepted this school and I was supposed to in beginning September and actually, I had spoken to a professor and he recommended that I. Travel before I begin the program because they don't give deferments and I was embarking on a five year Masters doctoral program of a very serious nature. So we recommend traveling beforehand. So they, they said because we had the tires a subsidy. . You're lucky, you know, I thought I I actually didn't believe in Providence at that time, but but a coincidence would have it at that time or now I look back on it and I see that Providence would would have it that. Huh. Um, that I had the time I had a few months to travel. Yes. So I didn't have time to go around the world. So I decided to come to Israel and and go through the middle East. So I started in Greece and Cypress and I came to Israel and I'm down at. Did you know ahead of time? What your real purpose was or were you just should of fumbling through a different time? No, I was backpacking. Yeah, I was just back. I had spent six weeks on the road by the time. I came to Jerusalem I've been through the Greek islands. And then in Cypress and I was traveling began the travels with my mother. Yes. Um, and then I went on a loan and I visited a cousin in Televisa and I came to Jerusalem and, um, they're in July, I happened to me a guy who I had a a non who I had met a earlier who I traveled within Cypress and I was saying he showed me his Utah still in by the masses gate by cell, Utah still where I was saying and then, um, that day province would have it that I that I went to, um, the the Western wall and there at the wall. Yes. . I was met by a. By a Jew who asked me if I would put on just a. Um, yarmulke out of out of courtesy and I I apologize. I said I'm, sorry, I didn't realize that. Um, you know that that should be done. Yes. And he said would you like to. Would you like to go for a shops meal at a at a Jewish family and I said, okay, and, um? Huh. . And he introduced me to someone and he introduced me to a Rabbi who set me up for a shops meal at a, um, at a religious family. I because I. Your name is I'm. Sorry. My name is Rick. I'm. Sorry, what. Rick. Rick. Yes. Kavan. Oh. yes. Do you have a brother in ? Oh. no, I don't. I only have a sister. She lives in Seattle. To the sister and who's in Seattle. Sorry, another Rabbi is asking me questions, huh. Oh. Um, so, um, so I asked myself when I was asked would I like to go for a at first. I was quite weary I'll. Tell you, I was quite weary of like brainwashing of courts. You know, I was like you know, my I grew up in a circular humanist background. Yes. I grew up in a semi cooperative community and I went over in college, which is very liberal college and. Right. So you are very open minded person. Yeah, I was very open minded person. I was, I was I was seeking truth. Not religion. Yes. [laughter]. Um, but I I thought to myself when I was offered this opportunity to go for a shot us mail a religious family. Huh. I said why not you know, I said I'm I'm traveling to learn about myself in the world in which in which I live not to just sit on beaches and go to disco techs in different countries. Yeah. So why not you know, let me learn a little bit. I was a little frustrated in the six weeks. I've been traveling. I just met Taurus. You know, I I didn't know, Greek. Yes. I didn't know, Turkish. So you know, I met towards. Yes. And what's the. of it. All anyways, you know, going from one Beach and having you know, basking in the Sunshine what's, the. of it all there has to be a higher purpose. Right. That's right that's, right that's, right that's, right. You weren't born just to soak up Sun. That's, right exactly. So I I said here is an opportunity to see how a Jewish family lives why not and Providence would have it there where it was a June night there was that Friday night there was over a oh. people who were going on a store and who were set up for hospitality and this ratify Roy Dean sent me to. Huh. Um, a Rabbi Simcoe Osman, it's a corner. Oh. may I have you rest in peace? He was a a great Rabbi who's father was one of the greatest rabbis in York. Who, um, and he himself was very knowledgeable Rabbi and I was told that I I, um, was was gonna I was going with three other boys to a rabbis home a Rabbi who you know who had lived in Europe and lived in America? So I I don't remember exactly what he thought 13 years ago, but I can can conjure up some what of an image of like a little bit of what I might have thought I I was a little afraid that. [laughter]. Um, that you know, I'm going to this rabbis house and he's gonna chastise me it's gonna say you Jewish boys. What are you doing with your life? You shouldn't. Yeah. You should do something. I would like for a change you should learn some totally what you what is this. You just you just,. He university what is this. You know why don't you do something for a change. Yeah, yes. So when I got there, it was, I was pleasantly surprised to see nothing of the sort. Huh. I was pleasantly surprised to see an older Rabbi and his wife who bantered with each other playfully. You know, it's clearly deeply in love. Is. Mhm. Um, and. I can't remember exactly what the Rabbi said, but I remember the impression that I had that had as I said, I was like a little bit on the defensive, a little bit afraid of you know, being dragged into some cold. I didn't know anything about traditional Judy. Is. Um, and so had he approached me like. Offensive Lee. I think I would have you been on the defense. I would've retracted, but because he just was interested, you know, he was, he just opened himself up. He opened up his home. It was beautiful beautiful. Meal and a beautiful environment. And he just opened up his his life to us. . Yeah. . I you know he and he, I could tell he felt like a little bit I'm almost. He felt sorry for us and I thought to myself you know, I I I can express some of the thoughts that I might have felt that time that you know, you feel sorry for me. Yes. Rabbi I'm, five at a cap. A sigma. I honors going for a doctor in in one of the top universities in clinical psychology. Huh. You know, I I have a future ahead of me and you live in a small apartment in July. Huh. Um, you know, and you're you're an older Rabbi and you feel sorry for me. [laughter]. So, but he made me feel as if he's got a jewel not. I don't think he was trying to do it. You know in any, um, subversive manor. He just made me feel that that that he he wishes he could share something with me, but it's unfortunate that he really can't because of my lack of education. So I was looking like I was trying to get a glimpse like what he's. What he's holding they're kind of Pearl he's holding there, which really that Pearl was was Judy? Is, um, you know, he was, he was holding a very meaningful. Life. You know, he, um, I was looking, I was a person who was looking for spirituality as a person who was looking for teachers in my travels in life and I had met some, you know. . Some friends and some older people in my travels that that I considered wise people who I could learn from this is a person who I right away identified as as a truly wise person. Yes. He like he had windows, which you know his eyes were like windows to his heart, which just spoke it just. Spoke of a deeper meaning in life. Yes, yes. I didn't even know at the time that unfortunately, he lost his entire family in the whole cost and that he didn't have children and his name. Huh. Huh. River symbol. Means joy in review and he was truly a joyful person. Yes. He told me I returned many many times to his home after that first night when I. Huh. And that doesn't make much sense. How could someone who had experience such tragedy and heart rate be full of joy? Because he believed, deeply in a sham in God reading the universe and he told me that although he doesn't have children of his own he's. . Got children. All over the world and he he said that he has children who sends him. Yes. You know, his students it says in the the that your your students are like your children. Yes. And he has students who would send them web wedding. Invitations because they considered him like their father and I considered him in many ways like my father. Huh. . I considered him. He he was such a beautiful man. He passed away a few years ago, but he he, he was a man, who is able to touch many many people in the very delicate way in a very unfenced unobtrusive manner. . Just the way I said that that you know, just by educating them that that you just telling them this is Tara and and not not trying to convince them. Not trying to convert them. You know, I mean a Jua Jua whether he. Knows it or not, but but anyway, not you know, not trying to get a person to do something against their will. Yeah, you know the way that I that I look at that. . Is it someone who's truly connected to God wouldn't need to shame? Yeah. Other people because you know, as you know, from psychology to me that comes from from the ego, you know, needing to be right. And when you're connected with God, you can be, um, a channel a vehicle for God's. You know, for the essence of God and that light becomes visible to the person that you're connecting with and just as the Rabbi open up their hearts and their home to you. And you thought that they might chain you, you know, into being a better. Do whatever they were really expressing the light of God through them and it's it's very difficult. You know, to not open up to that kind of of of energy and and and light. Right, I mean, if,. Again, like I I know that the there's a review of the these type a hello. Is that your other line? Um, it could be, I don't know. I think it will we can just ignore it. Okay. Um, I think there's a view of of this type of, um, or you know these type of settings as as something. That's trying to. Um, brainwash or something. You know, a person and I really don't see it. That way I as well. Right. I I see it. Yes. Is just a. A person you know that as a Rabbi. Did to me. He sort of opened up. His life to me. Sure. Well, I you know I I don't you know, when I when I first went to the . I mean, it's a very different setting then I was used to and I you know, perhaps I didn't look up on it as a cold, but I looked up on it as a something very intense and now I look at it. Huh. You know, as a perhaps a form of brainwashing and that it washes your your your brain your your soul clean. So that you can see the the truth of God more clearly because you know, when you're brought up in in traditional culture. I mean, I think that is a cold. I mean, you know, you are brainwashed to believe certain things. You're believed to live a certain like your believe, you're you're you're. You are given certain believes that you think give your life meaning you know, buying more things believing certain things when in fact, you can live a very meaningful life contributing to other people's lives without having much material goods and, um, you know those are different values than most of the world teaches, it as you know, I mean, I I myself a you know, have have looked at different paths and I find that each path has given me something very valuable and also sure. Ooh. Huh. Huh. Sorry, could you hold on just one minute? Sure, okay. Sure, no. Yes, I'm still here. Huh. Huh. Cool. Yes sir. There's a pause on the rabbis talking to someone else on the other line. . Yes, I'm still here. Oh. this should only be a minute delay. And we'll get back to speaking. Hopefully very. I'm. Sorry. Okay. Yeah, so, um, one of the things that I, um, you know, I I spent a actually three months at the . Bye. Yeah. When was there? Whereby a another that was like quite a number of years ago. Yes, yes. Yes. Yeah, even before I came right. Yes. And also there was another Rabbi there. I don't know if he's still there. He he had a clinical psychology background Rabbi Phillips. Doctor bonczek with me. It could be,. He was more. Um, I mean, he was the only Rabbi there with psychological with psychology background, but I believe his first name is Phil Phillips . Huh. Philip and perhaps that was his name is he still there. Uh, no, no, I don't think I I'm not sure if that's the one that. Yeah, that's cool quick quite a few years ago. Fill up, huh. And you you were mentioning that. Um, you know through Providence you met certain people and I'm in my travels. Right. I don't know if you're if you're familiar at all with the city. Okay, people at all. Um, Swaney, Barbara Honda. No huh. Okay, well, um, I find a lot of common things between certain practices and Hinduism and Judas believe it or not. Huh. Um, I mean, and also there's a lot of misunderstanding between what certain religion truly are about even people's understanding of what. Huh. Huh. Judaism's truly about because you know, it's. Huh. So easy to confuse the form for the essence. And what I what I believe. Now is that most of us think we know the reasons why we do certain things when in fact, a sham is directing the show and I had the experience of truly experiencing that I was not in control of my life that that I believe that I knew why why I was doing certain things when in fact, I was being directed for a higher purpose. Huh. And, um, do you know the word Cohen, not the Jewish word cone, but the Japanese word cone K O A N O A question that you're rational mind cannot answer or a question that your mind cannot answer? Rationally that the answer does not lie in the rational domain. Do you know that word cone? No, I don't know the word. No, I I understand the concept. Yeah. You're saying, but I'm, not. You like what is the sound of one hand. Clapping. You know, those kinds of questions. Huh. So the question that I was left with recently and and no matter where I go. I'm always looking at you know, what is you know what is the higher purpose of what's going on here? The question that I was left with a when my car recently had a flat tire and so I was sitting in the waiting room and I was very tired. Huh. So I put myself in a very contemplated state and I said to myself you know, it looks like things are going against me right now. You know why is this happening wise that happening and the question that I asked myself is how can all these things be happening. And yet in another way. Everything is perfect from God's perspective. And so I was sitting there thinking from my perspective, things do not look right. It looks like I'm like life is not fair. And yet from God's. . Perspective, how is it. You know what is going on here that, um, I am where I need to be. Huh. And if I were to look for a higher perspective that things would make sense in a spiritual way. And sometimes I think and perhaps you've thought of this that when. What looks to be a bad thing happening to you if you ever think you know if I was in another place perhaps things would be even worse? And this is God's compassion. That he's showing on me. By you know, let's say giving me a flat tire and putting me in a tire repair. And test right. Do you ever think of those things? It could be in sure. Sure, I've had, um, actually one of the. Um, I'm teaching. Now I after you know, after many years of studying, uh, I I guess I could just briefly finish my, uh, my story. Oh. I'm, sorry. Um, after that night like, um, after that night, uh, at that rabbis house. I. Just, you know, I was deeply impressed and I gradually, um, I heard about this. You see, but were and I came to hear a philosophy professor there's a professor here. A doctor Gottlieb, like doctor Gottlieb, a former professor of philosophy from Johns Hopkins. I'm gonna. University and, um, and I decided I had enjoyed many philosophy lectures and the Oberlin and I wouldn't be interested in hearing the Jewish philosophy a class and he gave a very stimulating class actually, I even remember the subject. Yes. It was on individualism versus a community. Is a person in Adam. Who lives in an itemized world? You know, they're they're just. Everyone is an individual. Who binds together for certain purposes or is a person part of the team is the person part of a community? Yes. Does the person take on their their their essence by being part of team? Um, being like an orchestra. So I asked him afterwards. Well, you know maybe, um, I was a very strong individualist and I am till till this day. [laughter]. Um, I believe that a person. Can't really experience, the deepest pleasures, uh, of another person or the pain. You know, even a husband brochure my father of children and although I can empathize with my wife. I can't really go through childbirth with her completely. She has to go through the physical pain and she gets she experiences much more joy that experience, but. Yes. He I I asked him afterwards. He gave the very strong argument that person is although they retain a strong individual components there part of the team. They're part of their their part of a community. They have, they have a responsibility to to the greater community. Like they they're not in there. Not an ivory tower person living like alone and you know a with independent from the community. They. As you said even in the secular society. They're very much affected by the world around them and they owed things to that world. So, um, I. Ask him afterwards. Let's say you know, let's. Give an example of young Beethoven. Who comes to his parent and say I wanna be? I want to you know, they they knew he had talent and music and he wants to be another motor part. You know, it says I wanna be the next . They laugh and they say that's ridiculous. You can't be another motor. You know, he was a genius. He was he was brilliant. You if you wanna be a musician. B A tuba player the orchestra need the to do something. Practical. So think of the tragedy had Beethoven become a turbo player rather than than than a pianist and a composer. Yeah. So he said, well, there's, sometimes, where the community doesn't understand what's what's best for it, but he's, but Beethoven has even if he were, if he rebuild against his parents and became a pianist rather than an impractical pianist rather than a than a practical turbo player would be serving the community. He would be helping the musical community. And helping the world and creating his an bringing out his strength to the best ability. So I heard that class and I was you know, deeply impressed by the level on which it was taught. And then afterwards a student asked me. What you know came out to me and said, what's, my name and where am I going to say I'm going to the galley? The goal on Egypt Turkey. My doctor my internship. [laughter]. My professor, you got the wrong guy, but I'm, not gonna be with do don't waste. [laughter]. Your birth. So then, um, it happened afterwards. He said I'm, sorry, you know, I didn't mean to fresh nothing. [laughter]. You know. Um, so afterwards I just came back and I I you know, I kept on thinking about the place like the next day. I was thinking about leaving Jerusalem and but I kept on thinking about this place. You know, it was really interesting class. Maybe I should go back for another class and, um, and I said why not you know, like I after all I'm traveling to learn about myself and learn about the world. I caught myself that I was afraid of the place. I was afraid of something there and so I said you know, look, I have to be a little weary of brainwashing, but but except for that, you know, I I'm a guy who can handle myself and, um, and maybe I learned something. So I came back and I I sat in on a few more classes and each one was very very satisfying very stimulating and then,. You know, I decided that you know after all I'm traveling to learn so why don't. I spend a few days here in learn and then I started going through like ups and Downs like. This is this the truth or is this the truth. If if this is the truth, then I should you know, I should start to study it. I should I should learn about it. And it's answering more questions than all my studies of philosophy and literature and psychology and different thoughts in the world than anything. Yep. Yep. I've seen, but I said, but then there was this voice instead of me saying that, but what about you know, the Chinese restaurant won't be able to go down to the Chinese restaurant with my family and it's ridiculous as it sounds like I just was afraid of what this. [laughter]. [laughter]. What the implications of studying too much would mean on my lifestyle? Yeah. And I decided, well, I'm gonna be brave and take it day by day and see you know, I I really think that I I was a person who was searching. And I was a person who was not gonna accept something. Blindly. I was, I wanted to debate. I I did debate with people quite actively and, um, so I took it day by day and I went through my ups and Downs you know, like one day. I would walk out of class and say. You know, I never believed in truth. I had resolved myself to be existentialist because truth didn't, make sense to me truth like was entire intellectual entire rational irrational. Right. You know, truth believing absolute truth was something that just didn't make sense to me in my education up to that. Right. And so I resolved myself to be an existentialist. You know, we live in a world where we have to create our own truth. Huh. Because because truth just didn't it there was nothing that suggested itself of absolute truth, it made any sense to me and all of a sudden I was confronted with a question that maybe absolutely truth does make sense. And so I am. So I went through quite. Uh, you know, I I went through my up and down there at the beginning and then I just decided that look I'm not going to. I see that these questions are very very deep. Um, these are questions which have been debated 4. Centuries and maybe I'm not as bright as I think I am and maybe I'm not gonna resolve all the world's deepest philosophical questions on one foot. So you know. Just to let you know right. I think we have about two or three more minutes. Oh. or three minutes. Yeah, and then yeah. Okay, so I'll try to sum it up. Do you have anymore questions? Let me let me just try to, um, it. So then then on that on that., I I just decide.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"They don't know who you are them here, huh. No huh. They do anyway, we can we can just start talking I'm. That's a help. Sure. So I just visited with Alice. Oh. did it. Yes, yeah, I finally got over there. How nice that's? Good. Oh good. So we had a good chat. Oh. very good. Yeah, so, um, how was your visit with a Joan O'Neill yesterday here. Well. There was a mix up. Really it was nothing. We didn't even have a village because there were too many people when we came over from the channel. Huh. Huh. It was at Carroll florist and Henry, and I was supposed to be at her table because she had said on her invitation, we tried special invitation from her just saying my cable we've got over by the table and were these two men who obviously we're from Florida because they looked very dark skinned, you know that from the Tan now, you could tell a Florida Tan. Yeah. Yeah. 010. Huh. And they didn't seem to we didn't recognize them. We know a lot of our family for having me years ago and they didn't know us from Adam and I think if they were family, they would have at least you know said something to us and these two guys had right down 11 just sat down. Huh. Yes. Didn't stand up. Did you know they were coming? Well, I don't. I I guess you did she probably did. Oh. oh oh. Well, anyhow, she wasn't even in the dining room yet. Been a long while family whom we know pretty well, some years ago I mean, they're. Yes. All about 20 years older, but we've seen them, you know, off and on and they must have been at least 20 of them. . 15-20 actually had two tables. Oh. the year. So see if I say, no we're, never gonna fit these two tables. Because they're at least 20 people standing here, but these two minute, I was sitting down already marked at this table. Oh. gosh. So, um, Rosemary. Her knee said you know, she was seeing sister should you three haven't seen her at all. All summer. So why don't you three sit with her and we'll find another table, but we said, no, this is not right? You know, you stay with her. Huh. So when she came in, she felt terrible because there's. So many people and I see. But I think the problem is. I was saying Alice and I was saying earlier, they didn't send the responses back. Most likely. They might not have. That's the inch, I mean, she only asked for two cables and she could have used for easily. Yeah. Oh my God. And I think that was the only person either I think there were several who who needed more seats. Yeah. So that was embarrassing in the end. So we never even saw her when we needed her and then at the end, I tried to look for her, but I couldn't even find her. That was the end of the visit. 00, yes, because I ended up a at the very end. You mean, I I I said, well, I don't care if I eat I said to Carol you know, and,. Yeah. Peggy, I thought you know, really visit. So they did find a couple of seats in the end. And it was with Carol in there, but we're way way in the corner. Oh. Away in the reserves in the corner and in the section. Yes, and right, and uh at that. there had already been people sitting there and then, um, they went to the place where they were supposed to be and took their chairs then we had a it was it was a real mess up the lease. Oh. oh great huh. Well in the end, I ended up which was nice with my set anyway because our 40th anniversary. Oh. did you. Oh. So there were nine of us screwed into the one table. Oh my gosh. We kept adding on these chairs. My waiters kept getting better and better because they kept taking place settings. Oh yeah. We need to bring back more settings. Now, we're sharing knives. And forts at that. Oh. So it was nice in the end. Well, Alice. Was funny. She said you know in the end they didn't even get coffee. I said, well, we didn't need it, but we didn't even have a Cup to get the coffee with we just had saucers. Yes huh. Anyway, it all came off. No, I think that to her was kind of very messy. Yeah, yeah, it was a shame. He was. They had a whole lot more than they expected. Oh yeah, that's. Not really fair. You know, so. Yeah. Well, they'll. Must be a better way to organize it working. Have to. Happy. Yeah, I don't know that, but there. You know, what's the answer to the problem. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I was saying to Alice you know, you know in the end. They're going to be a few extra people, but then also a few people drop out at the very end. Right. It usually evens out, but uh, yesterday she didn't. They're. 45. Yeah, that's. Joanne. What somebody said? Sitting with she's. My SEC. She went back into the kitchen at 1. because she kind of fell a little bit responsible being at the college and she talked to this lovely young woman. Huh. Yeah. Who seems to be in charge of the kitchen and she said to her? Yeah, Gloria. Yes, I better. Yes. Well, if you don't have enough to just keep us five dogs and burgers at our table. Yeah, uh huh. But then the lady came back at the end and said, no, thanks, she said there were, um, 40 extra meals they had to Cook. Oh gosh. And that's a lot of food. It certainly is because they're usually ready for five or 10 extra people, but not 40. Right. But not 40-45. After they split up the Broadway instead of giving him like three or four pieces that keeps wiping. It down to 2. I know I know. And when we got the little desert, you know. Oh yeah. Carol was next to me and she said, oh. these portions are terrible. I said Carole they're probably doing it because they're making it, you know, spread around and she said, oh. that's, right. Oh. sure. Did right. That's, right. Alright then alright then she said you know. Yeah, and there wasn't much from actually was a very small meal, which was good as yeah, you don't wanna great big. Yeah, yeah. Heavy meal. Yeah, oh yeah, it was wasn't. But the mass was beautiful. Oh gosh, oh. yes, I'd. It. Yeah. Like to I was very simple. Yes, oh. he is a he. And such a beautiful simple home. You know, not too long and. . Yeah, and that's the way is you know a a couple of times he came to Cedar avenue. I was they're not very often, but a couple of times for Liberty and it just was very beautiful. . You know. They say he's down here. Uh huh. . Yes, I asked him where he was because, uh, I was telling him I you know. Yeah. I've been in Baltimore and I went up Calbert Street and I knew they had a place there and he said, oh. yes, but he told me he wasn't. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I think we'll be getting a hold of him. Huh. That's pointing over [laughter]. Hey, yes, I think he. And he's he's. Yes, yes. Wonderful. You know, he really is a nice easy person. Huh. So, uh, for Bernadette didn't, get there. So, well after the Holly. Oh no. Yeah, and I said, Bernard , she said I know, I'm. Huh. So sorry. Well, she had such a long ride down the turnpike. Huh. She came down yesterday from Boston. She came down yesterday and the turnpike ran out of tickets. Oh. my gosh. That's, how many people? Oh. no. Yeah, so I don't know what they did with that. And oh. she said there was such a delay. All the way down. So now, she's not going back up until Tuesday. That's. What Isabel tell me it's taking her back? Yeah, right that's. How I send that right? I think but that's a long ride. Yeah, it sure is. Oh. boy, you know, we got home today in two hours and 15 minutes. Yeah, sure. Who was driving? Karen Gosser. Oh my goodness. Well, I went up with her yesterday and she drove across country from Portland. . Yeah, oh. did she if you like that? Yes, it took her. She said she loved it. Oh. It's. The second time. She's done. It it took her five days. Oh. It's stopping every night. Um, hotel and she leaves you like around six to seven in the morning and Dr until she got tired and then stop and rest and then Dr. Yes. . Again because she liked it very much she's a very good driver. Yes. You could tell by the way she went out of lanes that she's good to see what the 65 miles. Yes, yeah. Now I mean, go 700 yeah. Oh. you can do that now. You can do that on 95. Yes, we ran 70 the whole way. Practically 65. And 70. Oh. I didn't realize that. Up and down. We got two new Sharon yesterday in two and a half hours. Well, that was. And I couldn't believe that they picked me up at quarter to one and we were at Rosemont at 315. Oh my goodness. And then coming home. We left new Sharon at 1130. . And we got to my door at quarter to 2. Oh. Word. Karen. [laughter]. That be metro liner right. And for. Yeah, and it was really no delay. [laughter]. I mean, there's a little bit delay at the toll fast. Huh. That's backed up like a half a mile. Yeah. And one place where there was a three lanes merging into which we delayed. Otherwise straight sale. Huh. I said anytime you want a passenger cycle for your speed. Yeah, oh that's great. Guess where you're going. Oh. that's. Fantastic. Yeah. Oh. And Angela came back with us. Oh. yeah, I didn't need her yesterday. What's. The last name, Angela. O'Connell or something like that or Connor O'Connor, huh. O'Connor O'Connor O'Connor that's. It, yes, she's a nice person. Yeah, so what's he gonna do this year. She's gonna study. I think the Washington theological. Huh. Or some place. What does she usually do? I know should I I have no idea. Huh. There's. You have the year to find that out right [laughter]. Nothing in Ireland. Oh. I see. Well now, tell me about you. How are you settling in here in school? Well, a Marsha brought me down on the 4th of August two Fridays ago. Yeah. . Yeah. And we made good time to Marcia drives very quickly also. Oh. she does. Yes L A. She get tickets a lot. Yes huh. Yeah, she's telling me that one that you got something. Yeah, right. One because she doesn't go down that way anymore, right. But if I write. It, but it was two hours and three quarters. Huh. You know, there's, no record Steve. Karen today. Yeah. But it was Friday. Oh yeah, yeah. That traffic Friday afternoon. She took me off around 1230 in fact, she said she'd be at new Sharon at 230. Oh. So I sat down to if they want me to eat the infirmary. They were gonna give me an. Yeah, yeah. Extra work in the summer. So I was just sitting down to get my dinner and walk from Russia. Oh. did she forget the time? She told. No, she said she had deliver a lot of computers. Oh. Several years. Anyhow to EDI for further infirmary or forever. Huh. And she thought she had time, but she thought she does some load stuff and take your time to whatever you want to go, but I was glad you know the more, you know, to get out to into the earlier. Huh. Huh. I could go. Alright. So I was finished dinner. I guess about what we left about 115130 by the time. I got my stuff in. So we got here. I guess around for and as we got in the house, right behind me was Mary Leo coming. Pulling into the driveway. Oh. She had hoped to be here to welcome you because I told her I get there around 55 or 530 or 6. oh oh. Yes, yes. So she left work to get here at 430 and here. We've got in the door heater and the first letter in the mail box with yours, right in the mail spot. Oh. Was it really oh. I have that that that's, fantastic? I thought, oh. it's. So nice. Oh good. And I went up to him, they helped me carry my stuff off and I've been unpacking since well. Huh. I really got it all done in three days. You said it's nicely. Freshly painted and everything. I went up. Um, and the I heard times a day because everything that I owned was in the cellar. Oh huh. Yeah. Oh. the room is very nice it's, not too big branch. Oh good huh. No quite sufficient very nice fresh paint. Huh. Everything is white that's. Oh. What I think? It's. So nice about this house. Everything looks so clean. Yes, it's very bright isn't. Yeah, it's. It. So bright there's. No, dark at all. Yeah, yeah. So yeah, nice. And clean right. Yeah. Very nice, white bookcase and a gorgeous, new mattress. Oh. I sleep like a log on. Oh good that's. Good. Each piece is about eight inches high. Oh. I have to climb up on a ladder to practically get in. [laughter]. Oh. To nice windows. Are those windows open in? Are you in the front of the house or? One window faces front and one faces. The neighbors on the side on the East, huh. Huh. Okay. Huh. And very nice night table and carpet on the floor. I gained close cost. Really. Oh. it's, like a double closet with doors and slide you know, but. You don't know what to do with yourself, huh. I know. Well, I keep most of my closing up here because they're nearly all fixed. Huh. Yeah. Oh good. So that took me about three days and then I began going to school. I guess, Tuesday, two weeks ago. . I made my first center over there and it's been a disaster ever since. Yeah. Oh. no. I mean the place first of all must be 200 degrees in the shade it's. oh oh. Just no air anywhere. They adjusted at finished. The new windows. The entire building has gotten new windows. Huh. None too soon. Yeah, locally. Just like half the content because they're opening. Oh yes to clean and everything. All metal. Yes, oh. you're very nice, right. Oh. that's quite an investment. Well, I think he had to do it because windows falling apart and really it was literally falling out of the casings. . . But the place is a NES, the ceilings. Really. I think must have come down in part of the bathrooms because they were Simental and plaster every place you look media a mask to go into the voice it's. Oh no. Oh. Just all over. Oh. well, that's off. And everything is so filthy they're supposed to paint all the classrooms haven't started yet. We opened school in two weeks. Oh. They are still bag event in the front Hall not even opened which haven't been used yet. On. Oh. They have new doors the new front doors lovely it's, a big glass door shoe lovely glass with panic bars on them and a lovely sign on top St. . Anthony school, which makes the entrance way very nice. And all the fire doors. Are being replaced and again, I think none too soon there seem to be all falling apart. But there's. So much work to be done in that place. And when does school open. The day after labor day. No. The Secretary said to me the other day. I assist you. They have to work seven days a week 24 hours a day to get this place ready to open. What are they gonna do? Well, I don't know the principal comes back tomorrow. Cause she has seen it. She's been on two weeks vacation. Oh. my. Well, she thought before she went away. Oh. But the Secretary said to me, they should not have had summer camp. Yeah. They didn't begin any of this stuff, new till after summer. Camps over and summer. Camp didn't end in a week ago. Huh. So all these Workman having the windows were in already, but all this plastering and painting couldn't be done. Yes. Oh gosh, that's. It. So I mean, I've gone over there every single day. I've worked there from like nine until about quarter to 12 and I go to the new mess on the way home at the little chapel. Huh. Good. I was your convenience. Fortunately couldn't stay five minutes longer. It's, just lost and I spoke when I come out of their noontime now. I bet you are that. You are. Yeah. I've cleaned, everything I can clean advertised took three hours one day to scrub the desk. The teacher's desk. Oh. no. In and out. I've really never seen rooms in such a terrible. Oh. my goodness. This repair the way people can walkout and just leave this. I L N. So it wasn't it. Wasn't. Just a question of the Workman being there. Oh. no, I mean, I can understand the old rotten word. Oh my. All over the floor. You know, it stinks and piece to world all over the place. This is just playing self. This. The children's chairs. You've, never seen anything like it just crazy 3rd and they've, never been washed since they were bought. Oh my goodness. So I didn't even tackle them yet, but I did the features gaskets now the top of it is now. Boris. All white. Really. For Micah a beautiful white for Michael top desk, it's gorgeous. Really. But it was all magic marker tape. All over the top of it. I haven't gotta figure may last scraping tape off the desk and the blackboard. Oh. huh. I see. You're. All good it's. You know, look nice I'm done, but it'll take me many a week. Huh. Now, what's the size of it compared to the other place because now I remember that. The size of the classroom. Yeah. Um, maybe two thirds. That's big. Huh. What they have fewer children to about 20 or 22? Oh that's, good, how many. Well, that's good. The smallest class in school. . They range. I think from my 20 to about 32. And what grade is it again. 3rd. Okay. They don't like to past 30, but I think the 732. Huh. They might not all show up either. You know, you never can tell with people like that. Right. Alright. So we shall see. Oh. well, I'm. Glad you have a smaller number now. Oh. and it's. It's. All 1. All going great [laughter]. Great huh. Yeah, you almost won't know what to do with yourself. [laughter]. Oh. I think I'm fine. What he's going to do? Oh. oh. gosh. So have you seen any other teacher? Oh. yes, and see when the principal was a way to of the men the 7th grade teacher, John, Nicole lovely gentleman. . And the computer teacher, Mister Deborah covered the office for the principal. I see. So John McCall was doing it. Last week and Mister was doing a week before that. Huh. So they were very helpful. Now will your class have much opportunity to use the computer. Oh. yes, once a week. They go up for 45 minutes. . I have three computers in my classroom. D is 0. Yes, every class room has two or three, huh. Hey that's. Good. Yeah, it is great now. They're really old and the ones in the rooms are like, um, the old Commodore's. Huh. I think, but there'll be incompatible. . That's, good and so like what program then what we use this for. Okay. Well I think what he's done see, Mister general, makes these disks to go with your work. Huh. So if he wants something on you know, additional fact up to nine he'll have a disk that you can use to reinforce that those still. Oh. Really okay, that's great. Yes, he's done. That he says he's been there. 25 years. They say. Really. Yeah, so he has spent many many hours is making dates for the teachers. That's, fantastic. Huh. And we have our teacher, a music teacher and gym teacher. Wow. And a full time. Librarian plus an assistant library who's, the sister. My goodness. Benediction sister. So you do get 340 minutes periods. Well, three half hour period for the time you take and bring it back. Yes, right, right. A week. Huh. But I think you also have to stay with the children. All during lunch and recess. Oh. so that's a trade off. I think you need that for you. So when do you get your lunch, you eat with them would stay in the room is that it? Well, I think he's with them as far as I know in the classroom. Yes, as far as I know. Oh. G O G I do too. And I hate that I had to have foot in the room. Yeah. It makes animals, but however, well speaking of animals, the flea if we had in conception last years, I was talking about their back again. Oh. dear. Yes, yes. Automatically conception. An actual conception, Carol and said she was eating alive. Oh. No, 0. The other day. And Valerie was over there helping her with something on the computer Valley came home. Yeah. She was she had Wells. All over whole legs. Huh. I said where were you today. She's inactive conception. I said they're freeze. Oh. No, she said no, yes, they are hours. Huh. Oh. So Carolyn had to get the exterminator to put the bombs in the rooms again. Oh. my goodness. They closed everything off on Friday and they bumped up the whole place for weekends, but how did they come back? Oh. I guess. Well, the eggs stay in the room is that it. Well, I don't know. I guess they do, but that's a long time in . I mean, you didn't have them through the entire year and then. Yeah, no, they didn't have them again unless they come in the windows in the summer that could be it. Huh. Yeah, maybe there's someone. And they invest drugs. Cause there's. No animals around there, right. Animals. No, no, no dogs or cats or raccoons, right. Reps or anything like that. [laughter]. Well, they could be wraps I've. [laughter], huh. Never seen any. Oh. Mice. I'm. Sure there are but. Oh Gee. Okay. Well think he discovered them now before school started because you imagine. Right, right. Well, they were in they were in the building when we started school last year. Oh. The real kindergarteners were all button when they sat down on the floor because they were coming with mandates on their legs and one mother wrote a note. Huh. Oh. [laughter]. Um, dear, Mrs. Henry, my child is bitten by something on her legs. She must have fees in the school. Oh. But they're the most awful bites I've ever had. Yes, I had A I was in patience home once and they all they are awful. Huh. Yeah. Huh, the marks stayed with you. I I thought. Yes, I thought I really can commiserate with animals now little dogs when I see them. . Huh. Yes, oh. yes, oh yeah, [laughter]. Scratching. Oh. it's, a terrible thing. Oh. And they bleed and form this terrible. Scab huh. Yeah. Oh. Well, I'll be back to your life now. Oh. I have a wonderful time down in Baltimore really good. Huh. Some posing. I love the work shops and then in the evenings, my mom and I linked up together and we did something different each night. Oh nice. Yeah, the first night we went over to the inner Harbor and then the second night they had scheduled a cruise you know, on the spirit of Baltimore. Oh yes. You know, and fortunately that Hurricane, didn't affect us, it was supposed to hit that night. Huh. Huh. You know, and have very choppy borders. Huh. Everything, but it didn't was a beautiful evening and that was it was about a three hour cruise. Oh nice. Yes, it was. We were on the ship over three hours and actually moving about 3. Huh. I guess. And then the 3rd night we went over to a little Italy and had a very nice Italian dinner. Huh. Yeah, it was fun. Oh good. It really was and the the little Italy looks very much like South Philadelphia actually, and, um, the restaurants are in the row houses the row houses are just kind of broken through on the inside. Huh. Oh huh huh. You know, and yeah, so it was fun really was yeah, my mom got a lot of rest while I was at the workshops. Oh that sounds nice. Oh good huh. All day. She was just resting enjoying herself and. Right. Yeah huh. That's. Nice. You could go with you. Yeah, I'm glad she could because just happen to work out because she has three days left a vacation it's, three days. Alright, yes huh. So. And then you had a good time at the Beach. I know with stone Harbor, huh. Oh yeah, that was nice and relaxing that was great to it really was so, uh, the thing with this the hotel happen to be about. . Um, a block away from Campton yards, which is the stadium? Yes, uh huh. Well, we arrived just as the traffic was going in for the game. Oh no oh. huh. Oh. I didn't know there was a game and I didn't even know where I was going. You know, I was just following the directions. Huh. Well, the traffic, I was beside myself. I says, oh. my goodness and here when we you know, as we approach the stadium, we saw that's where people were head and we thought there must be a game and sure enough there was so for the first three days, the oriels had a home game. . Okay. Huh. So the traffic was Ah, but I didn't drive once you know, I got there, but we're, just walking around there such a habit saying it's unbelievable. Huh, bye huh. Oh [laughter]. I mean, everything would be world. You know, and of course, I know nothing about the oriels other than their team, you know, and it seems one of their players is about to break Lugar record or something. Huh. Oh. yes, it's on the TV, huh. Oh. listen to you know, all this stuff. See I didn't [laughter], but in fact the one of the Fellows is talking about this player who I never heard of you know, and how proud they are of them and everybody's. Well, I've seen it on the TV yet. All this whole towns gonna go crazy. Oh. boy, [laughter]. He breaks that record. All this, you know, oh. well, so the good old Philly's we're, not quite that ad. Now, they've gone down to the bottom again. Vance. Haven't. Oh. they probably they one today. They are pretty close or do they. Yes, Pat was listening to the game. . They one today and the 10th ending. Oh. And they want another game. This week. So that's, good. It'll, get backup. You know, they're coming up a little bit. There, huh. You know, but they really get into these swaps. Yes, yes. I mean unbelievable once they, you almost had to see them lose again because it's. So here goes about 12 or 13 they're gonna lose . No it's like they don't just lose one or two and then when it's just they get into a real swap. Huh. Well, but anyway, and so now, it's, just , my home, this evening, she's on retreat. Oh. that's. All Mary way. Huh. She gets back Tuesday. I think. Huh. And. How do you see in there today? I did, yeah, and I went over a we went over this morning about 11. Actually doing. Huh. Well, she looked well and she's on complete bed rest because she has the definitely and they had to give her the Hepburn and of course that affect her platelets and and you know, she said he was gonna give her the chemo. . Huh huh. Huh. This Thursday. Oh wow. So I don't know she said I'm just disgusted and you know, I could appreciate this, but I'm thinking why doesn't. Huh. Huh. He hold off another week and he I mean, you know, each one is counteracting, the other. Oh. yes. Yes huh. It's a hard. I mean, I know, it's not an easy decision for him to make no for her either, but I'm thinking, oh. my gosh, no, but she seemed in good spirits and had a couple books there. Huh. Yeah, [laughter]. Okay. Huh. At the TV on when we got there. He said I'm really doing through this, you know, it's one of the new shows. Huh. Yes. But. And then Mary, Catherine. I saw yesterday and yeah, she told me that she told me that. Huh. She's been living Sherry. Yes, yes, uh huh. So, uh. The day that she that I was leaving was the day that she moved in there. You know, that morning. Oh. usually oh oh. Yes, well that morning. Thank God, I mean, I had clean the room before the day before. 00, my goodness. Because my. You mean the day, the Marsha picked you up that day, huh. Yes, that's, right. I knew Marsha would be there like after lunch or so and I said, I'm, not gonna have to spend this whole morning, cleaning. Huh. This room plus doing all my one for you in the wash and packing up. Yeah. Right. So I said, let me do all the big cleaning. The day before Ms Lorraine said my Lord, you left the room is better than you have ever seen it in your life. Huh. Oh. Not knowing this is gonna happen. Oh. my gosh. Now after mess Friday morning, Dorothy says to me how packed are you. I said, well having a pretty good shape. I have to make the bed you know, and take the towers out and put the rest of my clothes in the bag. Yeah. Well, she said. See if you could do it in a hurry because. Into the room. Oh my gosh. I thought wasn't good that I had done all cleaning. Oh yeah. The room left back in the road. It's. All up to the last thing. Oh. And my suitcase still all close up the only thing that bothers me was. I had to get out and then go into like a hallway and I was. Huh. Oh gosh. That's your telephone. That will get that though. Yes, okay, and I thought I'd try to get into replacing the air conditioning. Oh. So I stuck myself into the first four power there you know, the air conditioner on, but it doesn't do much it hardly even helps at all now. . Really. It's, not very powerful and hear recapping hates air condition. Huh. She does she does, but the doctor told her she must use it. Oh. . Yeah, because of her heart now she doesn't have to have it on you know, frigid, but, um, she is for the humidity you know, she's got to keep that down. So. No, but to keep the air moving. Yes. Cause I had it on you know, as high as I could get it in the room rate even if she said I'm on where with free, Catherine stuff put that air conditioner off. Yeah. Oh. huh. I said kind of see er alternate off. Oh yeah, I saw her just briefly yesterday. So yeah. I haven't seen her since her brother died. Huh. Yeah. Oh. yeah, well, you know, Mary, Catherine seems happy about it. So you know, she she was talking a mile a minute about it. Oh that's good. . And she said, well of course you know, you know, you know, and I said, well, now I just came up for oil more. How could I know you know, it's like, oh huh? Huh. But you know, they never sent any list of anybody with going anyway. You know how usually get a list of changes, you know, from and to and all this stuff. Oh yeah. We never got anything. Wife. This year. So you just kinda find out by chance. Yeah, that's true. What people are? Yeah, yeah. Oh. wow. I guess eventually it'll come out invoices or whatever we haven't gotten any thing like that. Probably the next issue. Probably. Yeah, well, I don't. I guess, we're gonna have a couple empty rooms. Next year unless they send somebody, I don't know. Well, I guess you will see. Yeah. Cause yeah, we're down to for now. That's right. Yeah, five here. Yeah, yeah. You and I sent Alice today. You and she should plan to come down a weekend. If you could. Well we could do that again. It was my friend who affected that decision, huh. I know. Well, I said that to her, I remember, I said, Aileen came to visit me and a certain person was like the, you know, up to the trip last year. I. That's the right that's, right. Well, I'd like that now she. Oh. And we have a guest room we have a a pull out date on the first floor. Oh. yeah, I slept there. Year. Yes, I slept in the past. Huh. Yeah, because they used to have the formation meetings down there. Oh. So a lot of people would be there at once. Oh. I see available place. So they used every possible. Yes in both houses. Yes. You know. Well, you think about that now, would it be in October or something? Okay, we could aim for that again. It's. Cool, right. Well, that'll be good that's. [laughter]. That long weekend like possibility. Yes, that's true that's true. We can take out for sure. Conception where I used. Yeah, we see if I remember the way. [laughter]. Oh. I have to get there. Oh yeah, from your place. From . It's easy. Now. Yeah, from your new place down the Street, right. Yeah, well, she seemed in pretty good form tonight too. Yeah, she was. Yeah. Oh. Busy ever. Oh. I know, it's the only way. [laughter]. She's, happy. I know what else can you do accept. I know. She really does relaxed that upfront. You know, honestly. Bessie. She forgets. Everything you know, she really admitted that. Great. She should have taken the two weeks. Oh. She's always saying. Oh. you know, it's too much money and we can't just be doing this. Huh. I said Alice, then Rachel push it up. That's right. And so she's, the day that we were to come home that we haven't got the four more days. I'm. Sure, she has a minimum 1. Oh. I can't believe you woman. Oh. Well, that's true. You know, because you need a couple of days to unwind, everybody. Yes huh. Usually gets there. So exhausted and before you know, it's time to come back. Right. That's fine. That's. What my mom and I was saying about stone Harbor? You know, we had the one week and, um, you know, we both got down there exhausted and before we knew it packing up to come home cleaning up, you know. Yeah huh. . Huh. Yes, right. . So that was kinda nice about this even though it was just the three days you know, it was kind of fun being the hotel. . Huh, right. I mean, you didn't have to clean up afterwards. Yeah, right. You know, and and all that. Oh. they're Duby advantages of these hotels. Yes, indeed indeed there are so that was fun. Yes. Well, I think we come up to the end of our free half hour, huh. Yes, I think we are. I think we are. Well, it's great talking with you. Well, it's. So nice of you to use it on me. Well, I'm. Glad, I'm. Glad we could do that. Now. Don't be going into too much work there in the city at Cetera. No, I I know tomorrow's back to reality, but you know, the last couple weeks has been a real swap in terms of patience and yeah, which in in one way was good because I had sometime to do some other work. Yeah. Oh. yeah, really huh. [laughter]. Huh huh. You know, but uh, financially speaking. It's, not an ideal. Huh. So, we'll. See what this week brings. Wow, huh. You know, it's not get the one out again. Huh. I looked today, but there wasn't anything exciting today to classify it. Huh. So. Yeah. So anyway.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Faith. Yeah, hi. Hi, baby. I heard you went in early. Well in the surgery, I went on Thursday, I checked in at 3. I I know I was gonna call you and and I was waiting, you know, and Steffi told me she talked to you. Yeah, she did. Uh, you know that we're being recorded. Yeah, I know I don't care. Okay, okay, I don't either. Okay. [laughter], but anyway, uh, yeah, stuff had told me that that you they set your appointment up early. Well he told me that he wanted to do it on Friday. So I thought he want me to check into the hospital on Friday, but then he told me to come in on Thursday. . So that I can spend the night in the hospital and then he started my procedure at 730. This morning and then I got released at 3. I see. So he did it. So. This morning. I thought he was doing it yesterday. That's. Now he did it this morning. Why step? Talk. He did it this morning. How'd, everything goes. Good, I mean, I was really sore and I kept throwing up afterwards. Bless your heart. But um, he was glad that he went in because he told me that, um, that my fallopian tubes were completely blocked and they had grown on to my uterus. Really. Yeah. Well I'll. Say, did he straighten them? All out. He cut off the parts that had grown because he said that I had apparently at one time, which I think it was last June where I was in Virginia. Huh. Yeah. I start hurting. So bad. He said that I had a really really bad infection. Right. Is fibrous fibrous kind of material attached. Fibrous tumors. Well, it wasn't tumors. He just said fibrous material had attached itself from my loping to all the way to my uterus. Okay. Well I'll say. And he said that you know, he couldn't, I asked him. I said what was the infection. He said he didn't know because the bacteria was already all gone, but the the tracks of the bacteria and the infection was still there and he removed it all. Well, good. And he said that. Well, maybe you'll feel. Okay, now. That's, what he said he said I'm. So glad that we did it. And he said I had a lot of scar tissue and he removed all that, but he said he's, glad that he did it because otherwise, no one would have ever have known. Huh. Right. Well, well, I'll say. So I'm. Glad to because you know, I was having all that pain and I didn't know why. Right. Well, Daddy says, hi, and to tell you that he wants you to get to feeling better too and he loves you. Oh. thanks, I tell him that I let him tell. Thank you. She loves you too. . Well bless your heart. Well, you don't be up doing nothing. Well, [laughter]. You. Well, the the doctor said I could do everything just like normal. He said that I should be fine. He said just be careful because you know he I've got stitches in my belly button and he said to be careful with that, but he said everything else I could still do. Right. Well, you you take it easy for a few days anyway. Well, I am chains helping me. Maybe you. Well, I am but changes had surgery too. So. He did on what. They cut out his wisdom teeth. Hold I did. And so he's, not feeling good either. So we're both sick. Had his wisdom teeth cut out. Well, bless your heart. I wish I was there to take care of you. So we're both kind of just taken care of each other. Well, good. He's been watching the dishes and I picked up the house. Well. So, it's kind of trading off. Yeah, well, just let the dishes mound up and let the housework go it'll be all right, that's, right. So. That's, what June said June said, it'll be. Okay, honey. That grandfather said put that dash order in their door, huh. [laughter]. No we've had him doing the this stuff because I don't feel like bending over every time. I bend over my stomach card. Right. And so everything that I want picked off the ground. I go around the house there and pick this up pick this up. [laughter]. He's like mom, but the doctor kept telling me this is a good time. He came out until the while I was recovering. He said she's ready for a baby now. Well, good. So. Well, I'm. So glad I get you. The hospital's sock. Is it bad? Oh my God, you never appreciate the care. You get back home till you go here. Is it is it like an old old house. It's an old building and it's got I mean, they've got a lot of rooms. Yeah. And everything, but they had six people in my room with me. Six beds that were almost touching each other and no dividing curtains whatsoever. Really. We had one bathroom one shower and one toilet. Oh. my Lord. Well, when you get ready to have your baby you're gonna have to have it here in the States. Not have it over there. I know tuna and you want to have a baby here. I said shut up. [laughter]. [laughter]. So he he was giving me a hard time because last night. Well. I went in. I almost started crying. I told him I said, I don't want to stay here and he's like, can he just made the best of it? It's only one night. I said I know. Right it was was it full of German. Yes, I didn't have anyone to talk to. Yeah. Bless your heart honey I'm. I just stayed there by myself. So sorry, I wish I could have been there. My friends came up. My friend bought me a Teddy, bear. My other friend brought me a plan. Well, how nice. So I mean, it was okay, I mean, it just by being in another country. I know I know. Not knowing the language. But I did Stephanie tell you about my crystal bingo. Yes, she sure did you hit the jackpot that's. I will in crystal. I know. Great, she told me that you was going to the crystal factory too. Huh. I'm planning on it. There's a trip coming up. I think, like December the 8th and I told him that I wanna go and he said go because it's on a weekend. Huh. So, he's gonna keep bearing and all of us girls are gonna car pull together. Well, good good. So I yeah, that's. You need to. What he said he said go have fun? That's right. So I was so tickled. But did you ever did you ever get your 50 that down? I sent you. Yes, I did didn't you get you. Well, good. Haven't got my letter yet. . Oh. I sent you a letter and I told you I bought two German music boxes. Well, good good for you because I wanted, I wanted you to get something German because yeah, because you won't be going back, you know, hopefully and, uh, dad, I we fired our other attorney. That's. All. German and I did. Right. I know. You're kidding. No, we got a new 1. We got Kendrick of Kendrick and Owens. . And this guy is sharp he's. Really. Good he's. Good. He, I think he's really gonna fight for us. Really 0. And I guess, Steffi told you about doodle. Is that she's six weeks pregnant? Yeah. Yeah, she told me. Unfortunately with Vicki, , baby. Really you're not happy. No. Oh okay, just checking. Yeah, no, if it had been anyone, but neat, you know. Neck. I figured but she called me collect that night and I was like what the heck is. Ah, but. She calling me for and I was afraid that one of you. I was in the hospital, but I thought no mom would call me. Huh, no honey. She wouldn't leave it to doodles to call and that's. That's, right. Why I didn't? I didn't accept it. Right and that's. Good I'm. Glad you didn't because if anything ever bad happens that or I want will get a hold of you, you don't have to worry about doodle. You will call. Well, that's. What I figured? Well, that's. What I figured you know, I figured she was just calling saying what are you doing? And how she was and to tell you she's pregnant, but a Daddy's hoping and praying that it's not next he's, hoping it's, Kevin huh. And so. Really. So you know. So so what is she doing or I thought that I thought they wasn't having sex. She's working. That's. What I thought [laughter]? She can tell me what we're not having sex. And the three months. He's been here. We've only had sex twice. Yeah, yeah, well, it's a little higher. I said, all well. So is that weird? Yeah. I was talking to my friend Heather. I said. American birth. I told I told a to Heather. I was telling her that you know, Stephanie had talked to me and said you know that that, uh, she was talking to you and that you hope that I was pregnant. I was gonna have a girl because Sammy said with mom that looks like it's gonna be your last hope and Heather. Huh. So when you got little sister should get a you know, pregnant. I said Leslie is not the type to have a baby trust me and I said, then I kept telling her over, she said, she's gonna have a baby. Right, right. I said, no she's, not. I said you don't know doodles and then all of a sudden, Sammy column says she's pregnant, I'm, like doggone, it. Right. Yeah, well I know if it's been anyone else, but Nick, you know, I mean, dad, I accepted it. Out of all the people. We can't change it. Right. You know, but uh, it it's not. We told her that Nikki is not welcome around right. Really. He is not welcome. Yeah. You know, her and the baby is welcome, but Nick is not. What is she gonna do? I don't know. Stacy. I mean, she has given your diagnosis. So so much of a headache. It's, not even real you. You just couldn't believe half of it. She changes jobs every two weeks. I know, she's working for a cardiology place now. And and I told her I said, you won't be there. Long. I said, you'll, get fired or something. If you call in sick like you did at the other place. Right. You know, and the last job she had, she never even went back to. I know she told me. Huh. You know, uh, I don't know about her. She doesn't have any long distance on her phone. She can't call you know, a so that all that's all blocked and taken care of. Bye. Thank God, uh, I was off today. Right. I was off the last two days and I was waiting on my my pin letter to come in and then Steffi. Yeah. I had hope to talk to you before you went into surgery and Steph told me she says, well, Stacey, went in yesterday for surgery. Huh. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, you know, she told me that that you've done had it done by the time. Oh no, oh. no. I talked to Steph and so I was waiting till today. And then I was gonna call you by in the morning if it hasn't came in today. But that's good though. I mean at least this way you know what happened and you know if you would call before the surgery. Yeah. He wouldn't have known. Right well, that's true. I was just hoping you was home and what is it about 2211. You know. There. It's 11 o'clock. 11. Well, I mean, it's quite fast. So it's like 10 til. Right, right. Well say it's 20 to four here and, uh, that is. Okay. I was gonna come home on the 15th. And I had talked about and I said, I'm going home on the 15th and I grabbed all y'all's gift because I've got stuff that I was bringing back home to ya. Huh. I dragged it all and and he said you're going home. I said, yeah, and then I talked to my champs form came in saying that I could have my surgery. It was approved. Right. And I called doctor . I said doctor , they came in when do you wanna do it and he wanted to do it right after I just got my period. So I just got my period. November the 8th and I stopped just just two days ago and he was like we're doing it on Friday. Huh. Right. I was like so I got it. I can't go home then, but I mean, that's better anyway, because you know, Christmas I can go ahead and send here and then January tunes taking leave. [laughter]. Yeah. And we're gonna fly home even if. Well good. You all you'll. All be together. And it won't be such a long old flight for you. That way. Right, and even if. You'll have help with Darren. Right, and even if who doesn't get leave I'm still coming home and he said that's fine. Okay, well good. So I've already planned. It, but the budget still hasn't passed and they said that if it doesn't pass by December first, we won't be getting paid. Yeah. So. You won't be getting paid for what. For a tones job because he's a federal government. Yeah, well. But see they had paid us on the 15th because our paycheck at first everyone said we weren't gonna get paid. Well, my God, they better take care of the Army boys. But then they said that it has already been allotted. So they paid us on the 15th and now they're saying if it doesn't pass in two weeks that we're not gonna get paid. Oh. So it's gonna bite because it's gonna be right at Christmas and so it's gonna really bite. Right. You know, so hopefully they you know to find out something to do. Well, I hope so I tell you Clinton sure got it in a mess. So are you all? Okay. Oh yeah, we're doing fine. Daddy's been down in his back bless his heart. And and uh. G. So you've been working. I've been working. A my right arm is still giving me fits on the bottom side. . And I had went back to Livingston. He was he set me up to do the surgery and they got ahold of workers comp and they would not approve it. Really. Yeah, uh, they said Ben as I've already went to my attorneys. Doctor and got a rating that they would not approve it. . So I switched attorneys and, uh, he told me that whenever I get ready to go in and have my neck surgery on my arm. . Huh. He can have my check started that day. Really. Yeah, and it's a lot more than what the other attorney did for me. He didn't do nothing for me. Really. Well, that's, good. So you know, things are looking up on that end and he seems to dad you know seems to think he can get dad's place case you know, taken care of. Good. Right. And the company you know, they didn't wanna put Daddy back to work. Although I've been out three times on a job then they come up and said, well, you're, not job fit. Huh, right, right. You know which is a bunch of books. I know. A. I don't know, it's. Oh. it's. Just been one big headache. And it's pretty out today. . It was Sunshine got up to about 60 you tell, yeah, you tell Darren that grandpa and I was looking for a house up on the Lake. Really. Unlucky. Yeah. So we're taking fishing. I'm telling that little booger sleep. I know bless his heart. He's. He spent all day at my friend's house because tune was with me. You know, at the hospital and I know how during is he can't sit still. Yeah. So Heather said that she would keep him and she kept him and she's got that little boy. So he just bored they're out. He came home and and he was out. Well will you give him sugars for me and tell him I love him, grandpa. He got his report card. Does too, how was it. Good he his teacher said that the first year she had doubts that she thought that maybe you know, he was so hyper. So busy that she wouldn't be able to get control. Huh. She said that he is one of the best kid. She said he's really came around and he's such a good learner and then whenever it comes time to talk in class. You know, like if they have a class discussion. He's, always the first one to raise his hand and he's one of the only kids. Y El. It'll ever ask for help you know, on their homework. And the only thing that she complained about. Huh. Was the way that you know, Darren left handed and he holds his pencil different from everybody else? Well, that's. Okay though. But I mean, he holds it between his middle finger and his forefinger instead of his funds. Forefinger and she doesn't like that. Huh. I see. And so she says you know, she says it's. Okay, but you know, she thinks that he would be a better writer if he put it between the thumb and the forefinger. Yeah, well. So we're trying to teach him over, but it's hard to teach someone that's already got their way set. That's, right. That's, right. Just let him do it. Whichever is easier for him. You know, but I mean, he is doing so good. I mean, he writes complete words now. Good. And and I I will he can't wait to come home he's already talking about it. Well, you you tell him. I love him. Yeah. And I'm going to my Grandma's for my birthday and I'm gonna show her this and show her that. [laughter]. And he's. Excited. Well, good bless his heart. So. Today he didn't even care that I was in the hospital. I told him I called in from the hospital. I told him that I was done and I said, I'm gonna come over and get you and he's like, well, when are you coming? I said, oh in about three hours he's like, oh good. Thanks I'm. Like you little Glover. Yeah, well, it looks like we're all gonna go to Carter's for Thanksgiving. Oh yeah, that's. Yeah, and and I got the day off. Good. I went today and applied for the being a butcher block manager at the one at a oh. and first immoral and it looks like I'll get it. . Good. So you know, it'll be a pay raise it'll be 775 an hour. Good. And a. That's really good. Yeah. Yeah, but I don't know of a whole lot of anything else just Miss you. I know. I hope you have a good Thanksgiving baby. Well, we went and bought all of our Thanksgiving stuff and, um, Heather, and her family is coming over. Good. It was gonna be her and her husband or her two kids, but her husband has duty. All day. So, it's just gonna be her and her two kids and she had gotten a food basket. Huh. You know, because it's Thanksgiving sometimes people can nominate, you and they'll. Give you, you know, $19 worth of free food and she got nominated and so she's gonna bring over her own Turkey instead of plus. Uh huh. They eat a lot. And I can't afford to feed all of them. Right, right. You know, so she's, gonna bring over her own Turkey and then she's gonna make some decisions and we're gonna you know, kinda share. Well, good. But I figured you know it give Darren someone to play with it. Wouldn't be. So lonely. That's, right. That's, right. So I'm just worried. I'm gonna mess up on the Turkey. You're gonna what. Mess. It up. Make it to dry or something. No, you won't either cover it with some form when you're cooking it, you know, and just just slap a little better over on him and and keep basing him whenever he's cooking you know, and just took him at a low speed don't don't. Yeah, I know. Right right. I just. Try to hurry you know, don't pop it in the oven at 500 for two hours. Right. You know. I know it was so it was so weird today. Yeah, I just. June told me where we got home. He said I bet your mom will call today. I said, well, whenever she gets her 30 minutes, she'll probably call me on Thanksgiving and he said I bet she calls today. You tell him. He is right. So. And you tell him take care of that tooth to did he have two of them. Huh. Cut out. Two of them, they wanted to do all of them and I'm like no that's. Okay, he's. Yeah, I had one I had one cut out back. So sore. Gosh, it's. Been a year ago. I guess, huh. Really. Store, huh. And huh. It heard a lot. Well, no, because my doctor not me completely out. I don't see their Toone stay awake. Yeah, I was completely locked out and then he put me on a per , Dan afterward. Did change saying purchase that. Park. It was purchased at and same thing one of them is Sean and one of them is aspirin that's. Oh yeah, tunes taken tunes ticket. The only difference. He prescribed him IV program purchase that. . And that's with the two that he's taking, but his little mouse. Yeah. So and he he cut out his teeth. . So he put stitches and he's just been so sore, I feel so bad for him. Huh. Yeah. You know what he was like saying and you're gonna have surgery to we're just gonna be sick eyes that I know it. [laughter], right. Well, your Daddy sure takes care of me. When I have my arm surgeries? I know. Bless his heart. I don't know what I do without him. I know that was terrible and he had that one done. Yeah, well, I gotta go back in and have my right one done it'll probably be in January February. Well, maybe I'll be home. Well, I hope so. Because I'm planning on coming January 15th, which is a Monday and so that'd be great if I was old enough to rent a car. Yeah. Right. I rent a car, but I don't know of anyone that'll rent to me most of the places one should be 25 and I'm only 24. Huh. That's right. You know, I my friend Heather told me that she found one car rental place that you know if she was 24 at the time. Huh. I said, well, maybe I could get lucky and find one and then I could just drive myself. Well if not, you know, providing on the weather and stuff you know, maybe maybe we could, uh, if the weather's bad or something you know, it was like I said that I'll drop down and pick you up, but uh, if if if worse comes to worse we could always get you a ticket from Dallas to Tulsa. Oh. . Right, right. You say. I know I thought about checking on that. It. Doesn't take it. Doesn't. Take long. It takes only 45 minutes. You know. Cause that's where you know me and Stephanie flew from Fort Smith to Dallas that time. Yeah. Right, right. Well, I know Daddy's flown from here to Dallas and it took 30 minutes. Yeah, it's not a long flight at all. You know, huh. No, and I've I've, flown down there before. That's pretty good. Yeah, it is. And they got a new airlines here in Tulsa it's even cheaper. You know, oh yeah, you can fly from here to L A for like a $09, huh. Really. Really that's. Good. That's real good. With this. They say they made it sound like it's gonna stay open like it's a new permanent policy for anyone that's here in Europe. So you know, if that's the case then every other month or so I'm gonna try to fly home. Right. Well, that'll be good. You know, you know, because any time it's better than nothing, you know, because I mean God, I've been here almost a year. You bet. That's, right. I know I know it. So. I sure do Miss you. Hi, we Michelle tool. So I want you to take care of yourself though. And and don't be doing too much a. I feel a lot better now though because I knew something wasn't, right. And everyone, I went to, they was like, oh. everything's fine. Right. Huh. You know, I mean. Well, you was this doctor you went to, he was German. Yeah, he's. German. Does he speak good English though? Yes, very good English very good. Well, good. I mean, I can. Well, apparently he knew what he was doing. Yeah, he did you know. So that's. And I'm I'm very thankful that he, you know what he told me today he said I'm. Good. Yeah. So glad we did it. I said, I'm, glad to because otherwise, you know, everyone keeps saying, well, everything looks fine to us, but they didn't bother you know, doing exploratory surgery. Right. Right. So I'm glad that he did it. Cause you know he told me he said if you've tried and he couldn't get pregnant and if you're having all that pain. He said it must be your fallopian tubes. Right. He said that's gotta be it and that's. What it was? Well, well, that's something. They were completely closed off. They had sailed on my user. Isn't that something? It's. Amazing, you know. Yeah. Right. [laughter], but I feel a lot better. Well. This morning. I was so sick. I bet you was maybe I. I was like, oh my God, I kept and tune came in there and he was like no, you don't look. So good. I said I don't feel. So good. I was crying because it it hurt and. Did he give you anything for pain? Yeah, they did give me something for paying. I don't know it was a deposit. Tori. Because I guess I kept throwing up, they didn't wanna give it to me that way probably, but maybe feel a lot better. Figuring probably. Yeah. That's good. Well, if he gave you any medicine, you take it all you know. Well, he didn't give me any, he told me I didn't need none. Okay. He was to see me in a week. He told me to come in on on Thursday next Thursday and I didn't even think about it being Thanksgiving. So I'm gonna call his office and say I can't come on Thursday. I have to be Friday because that's an American holiday Germans don't, celebrate it. Right. Right. So I'm gonna have to cancel because I'm not gonna go there on Thanksgiving day. Yeah, well, honey. You know. I'll be thinking of you. So I know. I just wish was home to eat with us. I do too. So next. So everyone else is good. Yeah, next year though for Thanksgiving and Christmas we're having it at our house. Are you. Yeah, we're gonna we're gonna have a nice home by then. Good. I hope so. Hopefully [laughter]. With no kids. It's taking so long. You know, doodles doodles wanted me to wait and call you whenever she could be here and talk to you to, but I decided to have a check with her she's at work it's. I know. Really where she at. Oh. is she. Yeah, it's five to 4. She won't get off till like six or 630 she's working nine to six and it's about to kill her. 00, really. 000, really every day. She thinks she's dying. Yeah. Everyday. Well, five days, a week. She's off Saturday and Sunday. That's, not bad. That's. Good hours. Bye. Now. If I if I get this managers job I'll be working everyday from like eight to 430. And that's. Good hours too. That is good. A course. My days off will probably like Sunday and Monday you know, or or something odd. Right. Yeah, but you don't. I I prefer to work Sundays because I make you know, extra money. Right plus you don't care about having Saturday and Sunday off and you know, it as long as it's two days off who cares the days. That's. My money date. No, it don't bother me then. That's, right. Last Sunday. I pulled a double shift. I work from eight o'clock that morning, til 10 at night. [laughter]. Really. Yeah, and I was about dead. No kidding. I'm getting too old for that. I know you're not that old though. So. I know a lot of people that their moms don't. [laughter]. Tell me how their mom is on my God, your mom's old [laughter]. [laughter]. So that's not too bad. Yeah. I keep trying every time I talk to turn. And I'll say something about it. I live with that for 23 and then I said, I'll 24. Right that's, right. It's hard to think. What did what did you tell me? You bought two jewelry boxes that was German. To music boxes. Music boxes. Well, good good for you, huh. They're made out of word. And they're really pretty. Well, good. So I like them and then my friend Heather gave me a jewelry box. It's a German jewelry box, it's got a music you know, the little music thing on the bottom it's kinda. Huh. It looks you know your big 1. You got in your room that house one was similar to that one except it's smaller it's got like a little watermill on the front of it that turns it's really neat. Yeah huh. I see. Huh. I bet I bet I woke you up didn't. I like it. I. No, I turned. I was in here in the bedroom Lane. Oh. okay. Because we had just put because we watch Delores Claiborne. We rented it tonight. Oh. I saw that then I thought it was good movie. I liked it. Wasn't. It. Yeah, that I did too. I've been waiting forever really we've been waiting forever and it just now got to our movie stores and so we went out and rented it last night. We watched it last night. . Well, you tell too high for me and I know our time is about to clock out on us. Well, hold on and I'll tell you I've got a timer on my phone. Oh. yeah. 25 we've been talking 25 minutes. Oh. yeah, we got five more minutes. So five more minutes and they'll come on at one minute say you've got one minute remaining statements called me twice. Yeah. Now. She has how she do that. The first time she called from her phone and then the second time I guess she gave the phone number from relay and she called me from megs phone. Oh. . She sure did she was so tickled. It's, Betty she's Ricky. I did talk to you again. I said good [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, it sure was nice. I I couldn't believe it when Steph called Daddy and told her about this deal. You know, I said I don't care if they recorded. I know. I don't care either. You know, they want some of that southern lingo. You know, they really access and stuff. I know, but that's, good, I mean. Yeah, [laughter]. The only people gonna here. It is college students and you know, it's. Huh. No big deal to me. I don't care. No, it doesn't bother me either. Same as like you know, people's gonna I don't care. Right. It says that it'll block. Your name out where the. Really. Yeah, they won't say your name on there or nothing. But you know who here. It's, not like they're gonna know our last name. Huh. Uh, I wrote you a letter. I, uh, I know you haven't got it yet. Okay. It I just mailed it about a week ago. Wasn't. It Debbie or Monday. It was Monday. I guess. Hi, here's. A week ago. Did yeah, well, it'll probably next week before I get it. Yeah. Yours and Stephanie is and doodles because I'm a little a little bitty letter to doodles never rise me though. Yeah. Well, honey doodles never has the money to even for a stamp. You know. So what is she gonna do when she gets a baby? I don't know, that's. What dad told her that dad and I was moving we would have given her the adder, huh? Smart. Hello, [laughter], Stephanie, told me she was mad at doodles. So a. Yeah, well, you know, doodles doesn't use her head. So I keep telling her she thinks it's. A. I guess she sees Amanda everyone, everyone that thinks babies are so cute or the people that don't have them that haven't been with them 24 hours a day every day. To time. Right. Well, she'll she'll. I told her I said, getting getting up to you know, two or three or four in the morning when you want to sleep and I said, I know how much you'd like to sleep? See, I'm. I said it ain't gonna you know, help you any. Cause that's before I had Darren. Yes, Grand Paul said we're getting us some spoons pistol pack and spoons, huh. Yep. Yeah, whatever whenever I worked a day care before. I had dear. And I thought kids were great until I had dear. And then I was like, oh my God. [laughter]. They are great it's. They are, but God sometimes you just want to break. That's, right. Well, she'll find out won't. You know. She. Being somewhere. So far from home and you don't have no 1. The thing is though, right. At least tune does help you. And . He isn't gonna help doodles at all. I know it turns good. You know that I know that. Yeah, he is. I know. And a neck. He isn't worth shooting. You know, he's worse than white trash. I know. I know doodles hasn't thought it all the way through. But. I don't think. No, she hasn't. She's just thinking that she wants one because they're. So cute. Yeah. But maybe you have a good Thanksgiving and kits kits are boy for us and a right to me. So. You too. I will. I won't be able to call you much. Hi, no that's. You know. Fine. So. I'll call you on your birthday is coming up. Well, honey, don't don't. You don't even have to do that. Well, your birthday is coming up. December 21st. Yeah, I know that. And your anniversary is December 23rd [laughter]. Yeah. So close together. Why did you do that? [laughter]. Why do we do that, huh? Just kidding [laughter]. So, uh, I've got you all stuff. Yeah. And dad's birthday present. I mean, I'm going to bring with me in January is that okay with him. That's fine. You bet. Okay, cause I've got it. All already wrapped. And it's in the bag. Cause I'm carrying it on the plane with me. Okay. So, it'll. All be there though. Yeah, well I I can't wait to see in dad either. So. I just want you to you take care of yourself. Me either. Don't be up doing too much. You know, the house can wait and the dishes. I know I know. Can wait. So you just tell tune what I said. I cut my hair. Did you. It's. All the same link. It's. My banks and my hair and everything is shoulder links. Now. Well. I got it all off in was like, yeah, I like it was like I don't like it, but now, he's gotten where he likes it. I bet it's pretty. [laughter]. I think so it looks better now. Yeah, well, I bet. It's you. Yeah, well, I'm. So glad you've already had that done. And you're doing so. Well. Me too I'm. Glad they finally figured out. You go for your checkup. What's wrong? Yeah, me too. You go for your checkup and I'll. Do what the doctor tells you to do. Oh. I will he's a good doctor. Yeah. I really like him. Good how's. Your braces. They're. Good they're really good. Good. My feet are so perfect. Just wait till soon. You're gonna be thinking golly. They change. So much. [laughter]. It's amazing. What braces? Can do for you. Well, I didn't think hardly anything was wrong with your teeth anyway. I know, but they look. . So much better. You'll. See. Oh. okay, well you just take care of yourself and remember. But I. I will. I love you. Oh. well, we live Yahoo. And you have a good Thanksgiving and and uh. We'll say a prayer for you. Okay, well tell everyone at Thanksgiving. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. So why are we being recorded? For educational purposes. Well, I understand that part. I think it's a linguistic thing. Okay, what how you doing. I'm, great. You're at Michigan. I take it. Yeah, do you like read my letters? Yeah, I mean, I've only got the one from you. Oh. you didn't get a second 1. The pictures. Pictures. You didn't get it. No, I haven't got it. I sent a long time ago. Huh. I don't know, what's telling. Oh. that's bad. I sent you a long letter explaining everything that I'm doing it's pictures and everything. I have not received it. Doesn't mean it's, not on the way detail. Yes, yes, it does. I I sent it months ago. Oh. well. Like four months ago. Probably didn't get that 1. Oh. let's, do that. So it can you give me a quick sent office. The. Sure. Um, you know, same plan information library studies. Type. I had for a few years at Michigan. [laughter]. I have really well, which is like the best program the country. 61. So, that's really nice also. I have a special assistance ship. So I have, um, full tuition plus type. . And plus health benefits. Home Nichols. For two years and have a job working in the reference desk of the graduate library as part of that. So I have work experience. . Simultaneously. That's true [laughter]. So it's, you know, perfect. That is awesome. Yeah. I'm I'm really happy for you. . I'm really happy for you. That's really cool. Yeah, so that's good stuff. I'm. Just living here. . Hanging out. . You know, today, I'm, actually going to Chicago to visit some friends. And cool. Up to northwestern or anything like that or. No, actually one of the things. I said in my letter was she'd, send me gills address. And phone number. So I could call when I go to Chicago, huh. Definitely the place to stay. Well, I have like a lot of friends, but I'm, not staying overnight I'm just going for the day. [laughter]. Okay, are you that closed? That's, right. Um, well, not really but okay, I live in . Fine. Okay. I'm a friend also who lives here as well. Thanks. Um, it's been going down every week for a for an fessed. 56. . So he's going down anyway. Iranian film fast. . I don't know, Iranians made films. [laughter]. I I mean, I guess to totally makes sense. They do that's just not something. . I think of Iranians doing is making films. Gassing cords and shooting. Iraqi's. Yeah, that makes sense. Well, that's different kind of running imagine. [laughter]. I think there's more person, but the same area I mean, it became or on later. You. . But. Anyway. Meanwhile back the rest. [laughter]. I thought about that the other day. I use that all the time still it's kind of amusing things. Never change. Yes, they do. Regardless. Sunny what's happening with you. And Sharon. Well, we are here in Italy in Villa Villa, which is this little? . Basically nowhere town about half an hour from posts. And, uh, it's gorgeous. I look at the window. I look at the apps. . Everywhere you look. It's just like little red tiled groups just like you see in a postcard in the picture books. Oh. It's. Awesome it's. Amazing. Huh. So we live here in 3rd floor apartment going to work everyday and then come on. The weekends is trying to get out and go places. See the country. Getting little more difficult as of late we're kind of busy over here because I'm. Sure, you tell them the news that the. . All right. The whole. Yeah, anyway, we're busy [laughter]. It that way. Okay. That's a that's fun. 3. Weird hearing your voice. . Yeah, it's been a while. I'll. Tell you that. Yeah, about a year and half. Yeah, something like that. Something like that. Does your email. I mean, are you getting emails? I think you are you responded. Yeah. Okay. Usually whenever I get a message. I respond in somewhere other [laughter]. . Sorry, you know. . My mom finally got email. [laughter]. Oh. really what's. Yeah. Her email address. Oh. I don't remember, huh. It's. Okay, you can send it to me later. You want my email address. Yeah, where your mom. [laughter]. Okay. All right, everybody. That's funny. Alright man. Yeah, well she one of her student showed her. Well, it's funny enough that she finally got email after I've been telling her for years to do it. Bye. All right. And now, she's had this big push that everybody needs to get it. [laughter], right. Hello, mom. [laughter]. Thanks, mom actually. And whatever to show her, how to get into the X 500 directories. So she. Which are one of the X 500 directories. Oh. um, where you put. Your, um, how how can you not know. Right. Oh. Address. Sometimes in Michigan . [laughter]. Your favorite favorite beverage. Some other little informations weight to travel. Oh. looks like your finger file kinda thing. No it's different. But sort of like that. Okay. Um, and for my favorite beverage. Yeah. I put down. Um, and tea with honey and milk. Bye. And so she read that because that was what was there and when she sent me a message. Fun. 70. She wrote that and wrote. Big, mom is watching. Huh. And ever since everything she signs for me. Is love big. Mama. [laughter]. Okay. What's. She doing nowadays just out of curiosity. Um, she's teaching computer science at Wright state. Okay, computer science. Yeah, I mean what she was doing math in computer science. But right now, she's, just doing computer science mostly application. . Um, not mean real computer stuff, hard stuff programming, but this is how you do M S where it's you do excel or spreadsheet. Here. Good. Whatever. Yeah. So, it's like living in a co op. So. It's good actually, I'm, the President. Are you really? [laughter]. Would now. Don't, go off like a particular team or is it the. No, this is just 11 Klopp. Oh okay. I well. A lot of the Coke, Michigan. A lot of calls in general houses. Alright. This more apartment style coop. So it's sort of cross between a dorm and like a house. A. Okay. I mean, the room it's very dorm like in terms of the room like you have a room, but on the other hand. Bye. . It's. Well, it's, mostly graduate students. August. So. That feels different, but no, I mean, that way I mean, it's really nice to come home and have dinner ready like a nice dinner every night code, especially. [laughter]. Right. Let's. There's, a shaft. Who takes care of things during the week? Oh sorry. Plans mails every people here. Put in a three hour work shipped and repair it, but. Alright. Definitely decides what it's going to be. . You know, just to clean the bathroom every week. For. You know, with Monday and things that I don't handle. Well. You know, a regular basis. Bill by. When I start feeling overloaded? Oh no, I haven't it's it's. Bye. So much easier than undergrad for me. But it couldn't have been much more difficult. [laughter]. I'm pretty much just taking it easy. That's. Cool. Stating here going out doing stuff. Watching Iranian films [laughter]. I'm not watching them. There is I'm. Oh. you're, not gonna watch Iranian film. No I'm going to see my friend. Marlene Sutherland. Are huh. I. I'm signing disappointed. [laughter]. Oh [laughter]. I wanted you to tell me what Iranian film was like you can ask off here. Actually. This week. He told me, um, it's a movie about. This woman. Who I think was a nurse and actually did a lot of work? So. . Did a lot of good stuff, but then she got married. Huh. Her mother in law is very traditional and so she stopped working because it's making her husband unhappy and then there was,. Huh. Some kind of disaster at the time. I'm gonna place or something. Huh. I think. And so she brought her skills back out into the open and you're people does really good things. Oh. And it gets into some of the problems of traditional side society and rolls of woman sort of professional kind of stuff. . Oh. . She's gonna need to me. Huh huh. That's. What I would watch? Cool. My cell. My watch was star wart. . 1295. Pretty cool. Yeah, well. Not exactly deep culture though. It is well, it's very cultural, huh. It's very possible. Yeah, very popular. Well, you know why they released the last time, right. Yeah, because they're coming out the new ones. Well, not only that they're redoing part of the old 1. I guess, I've heard something. They're gonna do like computer graphics or something like that. I don't know, they're redoing parts of it. I think to help fit in with the new ones. Let's. See, 1. So that way they get to major sales of the three video types. Pretty good deal with me. I'll buy I'm I'll help I'll 4th that part of the economy. Yeah. Support your culture. Your tax bears dollar at work star. [laughter]. Yeah, all three of them choice. [laughter]. Yeah, I watched you know, five days of all. I need to go out of the house. [laughter]. Why leave get a case of beer and? Huh. No. It's. Rebecca. Insurance is high. I say hi. I know. Bye. [laughter]. Some things don't change. No I'll. Tell you. And that's sad I'm here in Italy and I working for lunch. Huh. [laughter]. I can't say how much better? I had lucky charm for breakfast. That's. Awesome. I've, never had them before. Say again. I before the last few weeks and I tried them and and they're interesting. Huh. Interesting. I think it's the only word that I would use to describe lucky charm. And I don't, I don't know. I've, never really tried suite cereals and it's a whole new adventure. Huh. [laughter]. This is. You should try a Captain crunch. Oh. I actually did try that it's a key. Yeah, it is Vicky. It's pure sugar in kick [laughter]. Sure, deck. Me I'm getting older Becca. Oh. I'm, an old man. No you're younger than I am. I click when I get out of bed in the morning. Oh my knees crack that's, the thing that bothers me. Yeah. Oh. The way. So, okay, the big question. Okay. You're gonna be back in this country. Anytime. No time soon. Just that you might come over Christmas or something. Not with it. No, not a chance. . We have we have what's called A I R A F which is the initial reaction force turns out that the . I mean, is the only American? Airborne in fact, the only light. Forces I we don't have big tanks and shit in Europe. So if anything really really bad happens, they will deploy us first because we're easy to move. That's. Yeah, deploy. It. You your easy. I've always said that. Huh. I know it. [laughter], but so we rotate responsibility the medallion who's on basically a four hour alert need to be there with all your gear for hours and during Christmas I'll be on it. So I ain't going nowhere. Huh. Oh wow. You know, . Huh. She's going to Italy. Yes, I should in fact when I have money again. System. I've been spending more than I ever had before lately. . Probably have more than we've ever had before lately. Well, yeah. Yeah, there you go. 5. Was. Oh. K. Well, yeah, I just need to chill for a month. . I got a lot of stuff. I mean, I got a whole big, huge. Something. Happy carpet for my room and a big chair. Huh. Big pops on share. So it actually begins to feel like a room. Oh. Not the. Sanitary horrible. Sell what you live in here. Dormant, uh huh. [laughter], excuse me. Bye. Okay. That's, the nice thing about having a some money now I mean, since both of us work. But and I did a little shopping, huh. Yeah. A little shopping. [laughter]. Huh. Huh. Well, it's necessary. I understand. Well in part because nothing else fits and so I need new clothes for that, but also I mean, I. Soon. Oh. I'm beginning to feel like I needed to dress like more than I did it a little more like not just more often, but like I need to wear new clothes every day and like while I just, well, furl don't, feel like wearing teachers. Fine. . [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. All the time anymore. It's it's. Alright, what's acceptable by. This whole walkie thing. They were scripts a lot to isn't that odd to me. 6. I thought that odd. It is and addresses and things. Well, scripts actually. Yeah, it's dresses. You were and and long scripts. Yeah, well, I'm shorter, [laughter], not like short. Schools. You know, to me. I do have sort of a sense of modesty occasionally. 6. Occasionally. You're, not gonna be buying the like Alan. What the hell is this stuff? The synthetic letter vinyl vinyl miniskirts hot pink. . I don't think so I don't think. No, okay, right. No as long as you not dial. I think, you're. Okay. Yeah, well, I I've lost a little weight. So I need a little close. Oh. Let's. See. So I mean, I I can't even I there's nothing. 6. I can wear that. I had before a few huge sweet shorts. Which is good. But it's, you know. You have to buy clothes. Don't like buying close. I do, huh. In fact, I bought the first [laughter], I bought a pair of shorts. This summer. Huh. [laughter]. And it was the first close. I bought in like three years. I'm , everything for you. And has now. Excuse me. One more time. Your mom used to buy a lot of stuff for you and then. Well, she's when I was in high school once I once I got in college. Yeah. I mean. Just what you had. I just didn't buy anything until like my junior year. Did you you met Rachel Carlson, right at the wedding? . You probably did I don't know that. Would have incredible asking the person. Anyway, she was a custom designer. She majored in custom design. L. So one day, I said Rachel. I need new clothes. [laughter]. So we took like for $00 out of the bank went spent like three hours them all and at the end of that three hours. I had a complete wardrobe. Wow. It was wonderful. That is a plan. Oh. Yeah, she may be coming over for Christmas. So, Hey, [laughter]. I may just do that again. There. You have it. And Sharon overhear pouting. Because she thinks that. She says that I say she's, not good enough to get me close and it's not that she's not good enough. This is her taste isn't nearly as good, but I won't tell her that. Hold on. It's that would be one of those. Unhappy argument things. How do you mean? I I tend to avoid those. Huh. What an odd choice? Yeah, well, you know, I'm learning tacked on my old age. That's a new site. Yeah, I know it discussing. [laughter]. Well, that's. Okay. I haven't learned too much though. Just ask the people I work with. . All right, one of these days. Huh. I'll ask people you work with . Yeah, sure. You know, I get on well with them. Night. Some of them. first thing. I say it's. Yeah, what you think what next. . I think. He's tactful. That'd be the first thing about [laughter], right. [laughter]. After asshole. [laughter]. Oh yeah, oh. George . . . Try to rhyme. Huh. Try to. . What else is going on over there? I mean, see basically work go to school that's. Awesome I'm jealous. Huh. Work school. Hang out. 5. . Lots of things. I'm too exciting. But only good stuff and I really I really Miss being in Boston though. [laughter]. . Really. Yeah. Mean partly because of Austin, but mostly because Miss Jacobs, Ruby and John . Bye. Bye. Bye. How old is the the child mouse? Jacobs is 10 half month. We'll. Have like a little health kit is four months six months old in the house, right now. Huh. Sharon's cousin, Canada has come to visit. Oh. No, it is not our four months old. Oh. And I figured you would've told me about that. Oh gosh, [laughter]. How a four month old like I wanna hold on ahead? [laughter]. . But for months is so great. [laughter], huh. Somebody else's. I guess, it's. Okay. When I have to be up at five and it's crying at three it's, not? So cool. But I took care of them then huh. I know and you volunteered, huh. I loved it. Did you really? I absolutely loved it like every day. I thought, wow, this is a great thing. You know, it's. . I can't even tell you. I I for a while I thought I wonder why should go back to grad school. It just can't be any better than raising children. Huh. Oh. any plans to your own anytime soon. That. No. No. I know better there's a few things. Oh. I think have to happen first. Like. Huh. . A fine, Buddy. 00, a father. [laughter]. Yeah. 66. Forgot about that part. [laughter]. Huh. Sometimes your little Ben steer. [laughter]. That was a joke. Huh. I'm, not injuries. I think I am. Actually you probably are more intense than you think you are. [laughter]. Ouch walked into that one [laughter]. Like a brick wall [laughter]. Oh. yes. Leaving nobody. [laughter]. But no, oh. no. Yes. I wanna baby. It was terrible. Huh. You watched E R this week. . Um, this is kind of fun to watch TV in groups. Huh. Don't like watching alone anymore, which is also pretty odd. So anyway, I watched the, I this week and one of the main seems the silly show is that one of the doctors. Huh. . Sister's, the sisters really responsible and just blew out of town leaving her infant child behind. . Okay. Oh. The doctor had been living with the sister and the the knees. I see. And so the doctor was going to adopt the knees was trying to take care of her, but it became overwhelming. Huh. And the end of the show she called someone to talk about adoption and I started crying. I'm. [laughter]. So sentimental how can you give a baby after you have a few months. It's hard for me. For. I don't know how you would take a baby for a few months. So, it's just me right now. Alright, I had a baby for eight months mean 10 hours a day. Bye. Not my own. I mean, I did get the gift in back to . Bye. John. But. You're also the greatest child in the world. . The graded. What, what makes one? The greatest child in the world. That's true. Customer. But, um, a lot of different things. I mean, they're different kinds of greatest children in the world, but Jacob is it's really something special. Okay. . Huh. It's amazing, how pronounced personality is an early age. Oh [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. I mean, from the first week you know what he's gonna be like I mean, that's just incredible also. Huh. It sort of put in mind, how much you think you don't realize your parent? Can read you your. So transparent doing those teenage years. Cool. I think back , mom, new everything didn't. Bye. She oh. well, um, so anyway, just very interested in life very active very friendly persistent and in a good kind of way. Okay. See. I mean, he gets an idea and follow through with it in a way you don't expect inference to do it. [laughter]. You know, so he's, incredibly cute. I incredibly cute. Bye. He is the Gerber baby. Oh. Beaker, baby. Like you expect people sort of like go by and miles. . So look at baby. They didn't go by, I mean, that was oh. you so you. Huh. [laughter]. It's shocking. My supervisor one of my supervisors at work. My main supervisor has a four month old. Bye. When I get the baby sent I'm very excited about that? Oh. She's gonna let me take care of Claire. Sir. Um, so anyway, it's showing a Jacob pictures to call. So we wanna fix up a date for the wedding. He's. Huh. Beauty. So there we go. Huh huh huh. I'm terrible. I mean, only, well. . Then Ruby was the greatest dog in the world. Bye. So. Had greatest and everything. Have the greatest dog in the greatest baby that's? Yes. The first word away. Yeah. Pretty. You know. That's. And my brother and I got on really well and I got on pretty well, it's a good thing. Good. It's. Always nice to get along with your family members. Yeah, well, I didn't really know them. . So I process of getting to know each other now. Alright. We're pretty close it's a good thing. That is good. And he's 10 years older than I am. Huh. So I didn't really hang out much. Right. When were youngsters when I was a youngster? Understandable. Clarify, something. . That they did. . Oh. no. Good. How are your other brothers and sisters doing? N. See my brother David is a substitute doctor right now. . Huh huh. He finished up internship and I didn't wanna really look for a permanent job. [laughter]. He likes to travel. So every two months he moves. And that's for doctor for a while. It's. [laughter]. I think he's trying to get money. So we can travel somewhere. Right [laughter]. That's. What he really likes to do? I think. Um, and my sister is doing pretty well, she's going to have a story come out in the voice literally supplement pretty soon and she's has a letter to the actor in the new yorker. . Huh. Huh. And she just had an article in the Boston Globe. Huh. Last Sunday. So she says a lot of stuff coming out, which is good for her. So what kind of things. Huh. That's kinda cool. Yep, it's kinda nice to open the paper and say Ellen stuff. So yeah, lots of good stuff. Let's. That's a good thing. See. . Do you hear the echo that I hear? Yes, I don't know if it's a function of the line or the recording device. I'm assuming the recording device. I just thought I'd check it's weird. Sort of unnerving Ankeny. Okay. Oh yeah, yeah, there's a spot for you. Yeah, well. Yeah. Yeah, we watched I mean, I watch TV B as in, but heads dial for a couple minutes. . Last night. Call. [laughter]. That's, a big laser. Yeah. I always watch TV like that. . It's. Usually an internal dialog though. Oh. Yeah, it's, Dave. And it was actually about a laser. The biggest later in the world. Oh. it was cool. Huh. Rightists big later. Yeah. Where was this big blazer? I don't know. Probably love on. Huh. I wasn't paying attention that much. . He's been there though. . He knew. They've. Got one of the biggest leaders in the world right there at right Patterson. Yeah, I did not know that. I'm. Sorry, you knew that. Like the 3rd biggest. It does not surprise me. Bye. However. They keep it stored with the space. L A N. [laughter]. Record that one it's true. [laughter]. It's. Basically in story. . God love. It's. It. Gotta be true. Yes. I read it somewhere. It is huh. I know how you think sometimes. It's gotta be true. Huh. It's on the news. It's got. It's just like Michael Jackson like summary, Presley it's in the paper. [laughter]. It's got a picture. I don't think that even their rear real pardon me. For . There's. Just immediate creation. I don't know. So I was, um, at Herman during when they got married and so when I saw in the paper, I thought was a joke, I have no idea that was real I've been. So. So. 036. So isolated for a while. I just couldn't believe that it could be fun. [laughter]. I understand that feels. And yet. It was. Strange, but true. Don, Don, Don. Huh. Yeah, I understand. It's like to feel isolated. I can. Like I know, what's going on in the world from day to day. I barely do. I read. I mean, we we have a a paper that they pulled over the stars and stripes, but it's. All oriented mostly towards like you know, obviously military type stuff. Because the audience. So I have a good idea. What's going on in the old International arena, but as far as just what's going on in the States? You know, I'm relatively close other than the O J trial. Oh. [laughter]. . Room. The whole thing is very silly. The day after the O J verdict the stars. And stripes is usually only 20-30 pages long the first eight pages were devoted to nothing, but O J. Huh. Oh my gosh. I just, I wanted to par a bar for me. I can't talk. I have a cold spring. That's. The reason. Say again. That's the reason. Oh. okay, my brain doesn't work out that my brain is rotting eight pages. Okay, just be on it. Huh. Oh Gee, I pay 50 cents. I get eight pages O J I feel cheated. They. Oh. Sorry. I'm. Sorry. I see it's. Nice to pay 50 cents for a new paper bill instead of a dollar. Yeah, when I think about living office. [laughter]. We have subscriptions to the time and some of the other papers around here. So there. You the wall Street journal. No. There's a big article about my billing and my company actually in the wall Street journal couple weeks ago. What it say? Said that we are. Well, trained. Which I guess is a good thing. . Kind of funny because I mean, we've, this big free civilian, big beard long here. You know, the whole nine yards. I mean, kind of way, civilians, look, but it's very different from the way we look and he's wondering around we're doing this training and asking questions like and so what's that thing do and it's a machine gun. Yeah. And try to explain, but he doesn't really understand and then he goes in there. It's a story, which ends up on the front page of the wall Street journal. . So like you know, hundreds of thousands of people are going to read about 3rd battalion 25th infantry. And about what we were training. And it was just well, it was a decent article and made it look kinda. Good there's, a lot of stuff in there that you could tell he just didn't understand. So when he wrote about it, it came out kind of screw it. And this is the impression that the public gets this, which is unfortunate. Or the impression that they get him. Well, unfortunately, they're gonna leave the paper. I mean, it's, the typical reaction means the wall Street journal it's. Oh. So what day what day did come out. Once this I don't remember, unfortunately, I'm gonna I'm gonna get a copy of it and send to my dad I'll, send you a copy if you want. Oh. just tell me what day it is. I got a university in in the library. That's true. You are a librarian. [laughter]. I know how to find the paper. Yeah, I don't remember what that was. Yeah. I'll find out that by. Okay.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Did you hear that? Yeah. Is that okay with you? That's fine, but I can't square. I guess I could swear. Yeah, of course you can say anything, you want it's it's a study that they're doing at the university of Pennsylvania and they let you make these free phone calls. Anything. . [laughter]. I know I found out. They were doing that a while ago back in the when I was there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So I that's we're being recorded. How you doing drag clean? Drag Queen. Yeah, I'm a drag, please. Huh. [laughter]. I put your, um, I printed out your letter, the one that says , why didn't you swap the suite? . Oh. it's, not. I printed it out and put it on my wall. So I just. Oh. no [laughter]. I've been looking. I love that word. Squawk. I never heard that before. Okay, [laughter]. Squawk. Used to do a lot of scratching in my days, but not anymore. Nowhere squawking. No, it's cranking. What are you like a monk or something? No, no it's it's. Just a different word over here. Oh. [laughter]. . Yeah, but you know, it even sounds like squeak you know, like quake. Is it a great word? Thanks wank. You're. Just doing this to get recorded. Are just you love talking about screening. . But that's. So cool. Don't. We're gonna published is some like linguistic surveying, the usage is squeaking along upper middle class, Caucasian adults, [laughter]. You think so. I know I know I know. [laughter]. . No, no, the only reason. I'm telling you is because I decided who I wanted to claim. Hello. This Brazilian guy he's like 25 years old he's. So gorgeous he's been pulling my hair. And rubbing. My shoulders and he's a student at school. Where do you need them? He works in the lab. Huh. I think I think I should go for he's. Go friend. So kid he's. So cute. Do I have to shave my armpits? In Brazil. You yeah, the woman. They stayed there. The woman. Yeah, yeah, and they're lax. Shave. Alright, so I'll, save my armpits shit. . I've had to shave. My armpits I'm. So lazy. Really how you should guys guys love it. Well in the winter, I don't like to shave, huh. Huh. Like remaining her suit. Well, . I liked it. So. Few it's just a big ball of fair he's a share ball. He uses a higher ball probably made them feel better. You know, he was like a baby. Paid up. It said it reminded. Him of all the silly girls. He wanted to., but like never did. [laughter]. Yeah, the woman in Spain shave. That. He's annoying. The shit out of me. I've been sick of had bronchitis. Yeah. So last night I like stayed in all weekend. Didn't. Go out that's really hard for me. I like wasn't tied up or anything. I just like stayed home. I was so proud of myself and then Sunday night. I went to a movie with a friend. So I get back and there's this message on my answering machine. It's. Hi, it's . I know, you've been sick. Don't. Go to work tomorrow, right. So then I'm walking to work and he's standing out front of the Church. This morning and he looks at me. He looks at me this face. Like I know you gotta work anyway, like was he my fucking master. He was waiting for you. That's. What I asked him like were you waiting for me? Is like now, I'm waiting for students. He was waiting for students because like they had changed rooms. Oh. the Church. Okay, okay. Yeah, he was waiting for students like what he waiting for me. Is like no and he looks at me because Flatbush avenue is not very good to breathe. When you got bronchitis I'm like Fury, you know, if I feel like coming to work I'll come to work? You know, I'm at work I'm at work. What you know? And then you looked at me like this is another reason why I broke up with you and I'm like why do you have to fuck I'm thinking myself. Why does he have to find? Can aggravate me. You know, I'm just in a good mood I've stopped thinking about you. And there you are standing at the Church looking at me like here's another reason why I broke up with you stupid bitch. You know, like. Well you don't know he was thinking that. No, but you know how the mind works. I'm thinking just go away. Go away. Go away. My God. So. Stuff. So you guys have started a new . My God, you almost finished with your master. [laughter]. All not. I was like you've started a semester. Yeah, I still haven't heard from George George town. I called them on Friday. They're like, oh. we'll. Let you know on December the 11th. I'm like if you tell me on December the 11th. I'm leaving for an . Do you realize that gives me one week to pack up my life and get out of Dodge? So they're like, well, I don't think, there's much more. Myself. We can do the director. Is in Nicaragua I'm like. Call the director. He said he would but you know, she's not gonna make a decision. She doesn't give a shit it doesn't mean anything to her. She they've narrowed. It down to two people me and someone else and they know. Really. Yeah, they know, that's. What they he told me he's like we've heard? Cool. . It down to two people. So it's like 5050 and and really he was saying you know, you're both equally qualified, it's, just gonna be like look at the draw I'm like fuck in a you know, aggravate the shit out of me. So today, I called do you know, it's the same price for me to go to Spain as it is to go to Florida. Reading. It's $570. It's a $00 more. Would that check? You should calm. I'd like to come, but when are you going to Morocco? From the 28th to the 3rd. Huh. Flock because I don't think I can get there until the the 29th. I don't think I can leave until the 29th. No. I suppose I could travel to Marco by myself. We can meet you in a customer. Should I probably like raped and killed and drawn in court? Gonna sell me into white slavery on the way you know, they do that in Marco. Oh yeah, but it's I mean, it's, I mean, people I've been to Columbia before I went to Columbia I'm like they're gonna scan me alive and it was this really simple place. And I've been to Marco. Actually, I was in Casablanca and it's a very mater Airport and you know, it depends. What you're looking for if you're looking for the Kassebaum like she's far as you'll find it, but? [laughter]. You know. Huh. I mean, I suppose I can travel there by myself. Well, we can meet down there just think a wild that would be be so cool. Well, it'll be wild why use to go to Morocco you know, they they like they, they rate woman there they they, they were like you know. Oh. they don't in Brooklyn [laughter]. . I heard some guys. Just, uh, just gas some do working at a McDonald's and and let him on fire in Brooklyn that's. A really. The news from over here that we got over here. You guys are getting all the good news. I don't know, I'm a total like social political pin head. I haven't read the newspaper in a month. I broke up with my boyfriend. No. I have an excuse I'm tired of reading the fucking newspaper. I don't wanna know that President Clinton is sending trips to Bosnia and we're gonna lose the lives of like you know, many young American men and all those going, but they're. Huh. All black in Hispanic. Who cares Sean let's? That's true. Go. Well, you're getting messages from young. Hispanic, man [laughter]. Brazilian, excuse me, hot. Hello. Oh. shit man. I I swear to God I'm gonna I'm jumping him in the room close it. You've, never done in Brazilian. Have you well, I tell you, honey? No, what do you are? They hot. It's a paradigm shift it's a para shift. [laughter]. I am such a dirty old woman. I don't wanna I don't want to sleep with any of these eligible. Bachelor's that I've been going out with I've been going out with some eligible guys, but they're. All like this. So geeky they're old they're, not interesting. You know, this guy's like exotic. Why don't? You start going to a. I'm sick. I have a disease. You should Scranton him and then you should see you hang on these rough. AP, crowds. You should like call up call up. No. Mike, Michael. Ask ask him to invite you out to like some are openings me some groovy guys. You know what I mean. Go to next next opening. I'm. You know what I mean. Sure, his girlfriend will like it when he starts inviting me places. Oh. Business me off, huh. [laughter]. She's got like a stick up her button or something. Nobody, I know likes or including me, [laughter]. That one pisses me off. Yeah, she's not one of my favorite people. She like she took Michael spirit away or something. I know man. He was like we were close before she moved him. He was fun fun fun. Well, she moved in. And then yeah, like what happened. I wasn't the hell out where I admit it. I was in the hell out of that 1. Yeah. But anyway, it doesn't. So you think I won't be like drawn quartered raped and sold in the white slavery. No, what are you talking about? Blanca. How would I get there from Madrid, like just train how much is gonna cost? Okay, for one, uh, you should put is a big Airport big International air. Oh. it should fly there. Yeah, well you can get see they have cheap. Um, what you need to do is look into Rockin airlines. They they've really cheap charters to, uh to Madrid, but they stop in Casablanca. Huh. So I bet it would be even cheaper if you get just straight to . [laughter]. Yeah, but I was planning on staying until like January the 12. Well, that's fine. So then you just come. I don't wanna fly out of Casablanca. Or you could, you know, you could make it a round trip to Madrid, but instead like try to just get off in Casablanca first. Now. What our how are you getting to ? Um, well, we're. Actually meeting America ash. Um, but they're flying to America, but I'm gonna take A I guess, I'm gonna go cheap is I can like a bus down to or , which is. Cause I'll travel back to Madrid with you. Yeah, we'll. Just take a bus back up. It's like overnight. Now when do you go back to work. Work is kind of sporadic. . Dick one starts on the. 3rd on the like 4th. Huh. But then there's a weekend and the next one starts next time. Correct. It starts on the 6th on the Monday. After that. So basically the 6th, I think wait, let me check my little book here. Huh. A. December. This is all free for you right. What. This phone call. Yeah, yeah, this is all fucking Freeman we're talking for freeze. That's. Cool. Okay, so wait. Oh. but man, I Miss you I Miss you so much. I can't tell you. Oh. get your Boney S over here. Well, they already, huh. Well, I'm gonna get my my ass is Romeo 2. Like I've lost weight. [laughter]. Everything you know, because I'm like I'm like a dog in heat. I'm going like I I can't eat gotta squeak the Brazilian. Huh. You know, it's really bizarre like I if I if I could I would like take the last three months and exercise because I'm thinking like now if he gets my clothes off and he thinks I'm too flabby like he might not do it again, you know, and I'll probably want to do this again. Huh. You with a lights off [laughter]. Actually, you know, who's got a crush on him Cornelia, but he has like no, he has no interest in her whatsoever. Oh my God. And if I have a feeling he does have an interest in me because he's always pulling my hair and rubbing. Okay. My shoulders and looking straight into my eyes. He may just be a flirting type. So we'll find out. We just do them and get it out of your system. I mean, the thing is that I I'm a woman with class even though. I'm basically an animal like a pig I'm like just just strip. Classic fit. Just just like you know, don't talk just. I'm a not. Yeah, I'm a woman with classic, huh. Oh. all right. Okay, [laughter]. Right now. So wait, I guess. I'll start really working on the 8th. Huh. Which is a Monday, a Monday, January 8th and the 12th is a Friday. So, I'll probably start back in all I'm gonna have a slightly later schedule. Well, I figured I'd leave on the 13th and if I have to go back to work that would give me like Sunday to you know, kind of recover from jet lag or whatever. That's fine. And I'll be back to work on Monday. [laughter]. My my daughter is gonna be here with Viviana. Oh. really. Yeah, for about the same amount of time and possibly my sister to [laughter]. Oh. Should but can I stay with you. Yeah. Uh, we'll figure something else. Because I don't have any money for a hotel, honey. Right. , right we'll figure something out be a bunch of it. [laughter]. If I if I come over there. It's, just like you know, I'm just credit cards. I'm on there on my credit cards. Right. Which is fucking ridiculous. But you know, you only live once and they'll be. So groovy. My mother's gonna have a fucking fit because I see there's a problem. I don't know if I'm going off in for two years in which case you know. Bye. When would you go if you went? When would I go at the end of January? Really. Uh huh. In which case, my parents will probably get really upset that on the, you know, the 29th. I fly off to Spain. All right. You see because I'm only home for a week and then I go away for two years. [laughter]. Two years or two and half. Well, it's 18 months, a year. Oh. that's cool that's. And a half. So cool. Do you remember my friend ? Did you ever meter? . No she's at anyway. She she's wrote me. She just got a job teaching at the International school and in Campbell and she just wrote me this long letter really sounds great really. Huh. Cause she job. How did she get that? Through. Um, just like one of these school fair things International school service. Huh. I think in Boston. They have a big one for secondary school. Huh. And that's really cushy job really nice. She sounds like she's having great time. Yeah, I don't know this Indonesia thing is pretty piece. Corey, but. Sounds great, God. But it it does sound great. It really sounds great. I think the score is great. I think. I mean, it's, not the peace corps, but it's like a peace corps experience. It's. You know, pretty 3rd world and huh. Yeah, well. Yeah, I guess it is pretty fair. Yeah pretty 3rd world. . Hey, have you heard from Vincent? Have you seen him? I gotta call him tomorrow. His oils are on Wednesday. Really serious. Yeah. Damn. Said he's freaking out. Is it. Huh. He looks bad. I saw him about a week and a half ago. . He came to new York he's. Looks really bad he's. So I mean, he's skinny, but he's like you can imagine. He's like even skinnier he's. So nervous. Oh. you'll be fine. Of course, he's gonna do fine, but he's flipping out, he thinks he's gonna like flick out of school. You know, like Vincent come on, you. It's. Bye. Don't get this far and then flip out. Way. They won't even flick. You if you do a verbal job. They won't even do that. He's gonna be fine. Of course, you will. He's gonna be like he's gonna be. Brilliant. He's a star. He is I'll I'll. Big . Give him your regards. Yeah, let him know. I thought about it and tell him Andrea wrote me. Andrea Romeo. Andrea, this is our mutual friend. That's. How we met? Um, and it's his like best friend. I mean, he wrote me. He lives he's a the doctor in Philly probably told you about him. Vincent must have told you about Andrea. Huh. Anyway. Now listen. This is this is Marco thing. Yeah, so. I would, I would come in on actually. I leave on the 29th, but I would arrive at like 920 in the morning into Madrid. On the 30th. Yeah, on the 30th. Now. You're saying you'll be in . Are you gonna be in Merrick cash? Or meeting America stuff, Mary cash. You're gonna be America. How the fuck might how the fuck am? Huh. I gonna get to America ash. All the folks, you wanna get to Mark each. Yeah. Well, I think. I'm scared going. I better you know what the hell. What the? Hey. I mean, it's not there's going for you. Other European travelers, it's, not like you're gonna be it's. Not like the sheltering sky. Where you're like lost and? Are you sure. . [laughter], huh. Yeah, did you say do you see that movie? But well, I've just heard it's not real safer woman alone. Que. Well, I mean, but. You, but you're gonna come get me at the Airport right. Of course, yeah. Is there an Airport in Merrick cash? I think I don't know. Huh. I'll. Have to like take a plane to CA blank and then like a camel, you know, that's, right. [laughter]. Oh man, but you don't know, jobs you you you're just gonna the widest time and it's gonna be. So cool. So what we're gonna get like Fox up and naked [laughter]. Get fucked up get fucked up in some Arabic Muslim country. [laughter]. And naked. Yeah, right naked. [laughter]. Well, under the streets. Naked like totally fucked up. Oh. they'll love us like, uh, who gotcha. [laughter]. . Yeah, they love us. Huh, man. No, but, um, I was gonna say no, but see, I actually haven't seen my fogging email has been down. . It just came backup. Oh. your email is impossible. Just tonight. I just sent you something like 10 minutes ago, but should be there. I don't even you did. Oh great. Alright, alright. It just just. So I'm I'm trying to get back in touch with Jackie. I talked to him the phone last weekend. You realize this is a very touchy thing. Because when I call I'm thinking like when I hang up with you. I have to call my mother right. And like how am I gonna tell her because that I wanna go miraculous for new year's when in fact, I may not see them for 18 months. Yeah. Oh. you're going to. Buy. You know, it's like, but I'd really rather be with you. Well, I mean. Well, I would rather see you too, but you're not gonna I mean, you'll have lots of if you do take this job. I mean, once. You're, not gonna work at L A U for January. So you can sell a lot of time with them right. Right, right. Well, I'll be back on the the 13th and then I could go and stay with them until yeah till the end of January. Pro. We can hang on. Yeah. Yeah, it's. Not that bad. . Huh. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh yeah, it's. Fine. Yeah, and so you know, and then a. Yeah, so if okay, so if we do come back on the 3rd, the thing is that my you know, so I wouldn't. Huh. So I got to figure out a way to get to America. . Cause I mean, I haven't mailed down this flight yet. I gotta call the travel agent back and [laughter]. If I do it from here though. I may not be able to get such a good price right or maybe we'll get a better price. I don't know. From where from the state. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, no, it should be the same or cheaper. Place in your or the same. . The same. . So cheap to go to Madrid. It is. Yeah, I've been treated got. You know, I suppose I could go to Madrid sooner. And then. Yeah, when you come sooner that makes more sense. Well, it's touchy. Because I. Come on like the 26. You know what that means. I'm only spending like four days with my family that's gonna crash. My crash them. They're gonna be she's gonna be pissed. Not like just upset pissed. You know. Hold on it'll be fine. [laughter]. I've always been a difficult child. You know, I I'm 36. I should probably compromise a bit. Well, let me let me work on it. I know you're gonna be in Merrick cash. So I can, um, call the travel agent will call my mom back and sort of poke around [laughter]. She's, not gonna like it. [laughter]. At all, but what we don't like to know anybody insane. Yeah, well talk to us. P like like what am. I wanna kiss my mother on the lips. You know, on new year's. I don't think so I. [laughter]. You know, it's like let me go [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. New year's is like some place you want to be somewhere while you want to be like like blasted, you know, dancing in the streets. You wanna be his friend. Nude or something. You know, you just, you wanna be like totally. . Uh, you know, my own country, right. In a Muslim country. I've, never been there either. I mean, I'm really. I mean, I was in , but only for a day. I'm. So I'm really sorry. Well, I hope it's gonna be fine. I don't know. Uh, that's. You can be assured that it'll be fun. Huh. Other might I don't know, we'll. See. See it's gonna be it's gonna be great now. I what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna call back jazz after I get off the phone with you and see like try to nail down. Huh. All these plans. See what happened. And,. Once I get when we do get back to Madrid though, you should know that my sister. My my father in Vienna will almost definitely be here and my sister will probably be here too. Huh. So, well, you know, it'll be like family will be here as well. So in Madrid, you know, we'll have a great time to and they're gonna be around to doing stuff. Huh. Well, would it be better for you if I left earlier if I didn't stay that long or huh? So. Huh. I don't think I can afford a hotel. Right, right. Well, where I see I don't know, we're gonna do with sleeping arrangements, but um, I mean, we can just have a summer pop that's. Huh. No problem with me. Well, it's not a problem with me, but uh, you know. Yeah. So I'm trying to be 1234 that's 1234. Yeah, and if Mercedes stays at her house. That's cool. I'm very I'm small [laughter]. You could probably also crashed in. Yeah, we could. I mean, we have. Mattress space. I guess so that we could all like fit in 12345. Yeah. Yeah, you know, we could improvise something and there's always a. There's always a way when people are willing to live cheap there's always you know, just like no problem. [laughter]. Well, you know, I I do live in the lap of luxury here as I look around this spacious. Huh. Right. Well, appointed aboard you know. Are you a you're at the same place right? Yeah, I'm still. Great. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm getting my, uh, my free stare master. Everyday. And how you're getting a statement. Oh yeah, right. Sticks flights up and down. I joined the sports club bank. [laughter]. You joined a sports club. Are you needing your reading. Wow, that's, right. No I'm meeting. My muesli, huh. Oh. really. . Yeah, Miss . Huh. Oh yeah. You haven't been to a Europe in years right. I was there in September actually. You were. Yeah, nine days in Italy with Fury. You were in Italy for nine days in September. Huh. With Fury. He it was I knew it was his fucking farewell trip. When. He took me to visit his family and we stayed with his family for nine days. I've met. His grandfather. You didn't tell me that I guess we weren't in communication then. Well, I think I did, but maybe you forgot and. What part of what time it? Cause you know it was really really nice, but you know, I was like trying. So hard on the plane on the way home and keep going what's the matter with you and I just knew that it was the farewell trip. I knew it, I knew it we we slept together once while I was there. East for the. We we stayed in the same room. He slept with me once. We had sex once in nine days. It was like so obvious. You know, and and it was very painful because you know, when you take a girl home to your Italian family. They think you're gonna get married and you know, all the comments. And I speak Italian. So I've communicated just fine with them and you know they would get me aside and ask me all these personal questions and you know, you know how I talents are it was it was it was a nice trip with. [laughter]. Yeah. I mean, his family has a beautiful house and they're. So nice and he has like a zillion relatives, everywhere. I went, they gave me presence, huh. Really huh. But you know, it was like it was painful. It was really painful and I knew it, I just knew it you know, instinctively because my, well, my my other Italian boyfriend that, but the farewell was, I know, you're gonna be me saying by this time. I knew it was him. I knew he would come back and like you know, tell me to kiss off it was just like. Yeah. Huh. It was hard, but it was it was great to go to Italy and got the food. With. So good. So good. Everything tasted. So bad. When I came back to new York? It's. Just so much. It's. So much. Fresher where was it in Italy. Casino is is about halfway between Naples. And Rome and it's in the mountains. I. It's in a beautiful beautiful area. . Um, you know, we spent like we spent an afternoon on the coast and we toward all around it was really just great. I'm. So wonderful. We hide . Wow. One day. So,. It was wonderful. Oh. so how's minas. If you talk to him. Huh. I talk to him a few days ago because I had to get a a prescription filled, huh. And he had the prescription card. He seems. Alright, he was like you know, giving me advice about how to handle the fact that Lori and I was still work together. You know, that's tough. Yeah, yeah C M. I see him all the time. I wish he would go away. That's. Why I have to click this Brazilian? He's in the office who. And house. Stanley and Sean. Oh. they're. All fine. Stanley has been. My. Maria she's. So beautiful. I love Maria. Yeah, we're getting married , get married, but she's. You and Mary are getting married. When she's 30 and I'm 38? Is that what you decided? She doesn't know though yet. She will. Huh. She writes me these emails like it's not the same without you take care of. I Miss, you Tex, Ryan . Okay. Well, Mary is if you know, she's an infusion girl [laughter]. Yeah, right it's. She's looking for she's looking for love. All for maybe. She's looking for love and all the wrong. [laughter]. She I think she's still holding a torch for Patrick. Of course, she is. May I just bring up the problem? She's parking way up the wrong tree. He has no interest in her. P A. I think he swapped a long time ago and that was it. Yeah. If he scraped or I don't know what happened between them. Yeah, they did. I think they did. Me it tells me everything I mean, I shouldn't be talking about. Why I'm gonna run back to everything anything they said I think she told me or Patrick told me are you? I mean, I know about it, but you know that stuff is so fucking an interesting to me. . They're like little kids. You know, it's like if you guys wanna call have you have your little games. They are. Have them, I mean, you know, it's not as big a deal to someone who's kind of been there. P R A. You know, I'm like I'm doing my own thing. I'm looking around to squawk like 25 year old. Bye. You know. [laughter]. . Oh my God. Oh. it's sick it's sick I'm having I wanna have fun. [laughter]. What can I say you know, I mean, who wants to like I don't wanna be with some guy? Who's gonna get like serious and ask me to marry him that happened right after I broke up with my intention boyfriend? I dated this guy and you know he actually got mad at me that I like, I I was like, well, I'm, just looking to have fun. You know, I don't feel like I'm. I can't think about marriage, right now and he like never called me again. Well. Like I have enough friend. Maybe you wanted marriage, huh. That's. What he wanted? You wanted some to begin. And I'm not. Some guys want that, but you gotta see you gotta go as long as you're in new York. You guys change your circle seems like you mean a lot of yuppie bores. Or like M B A hassles. Well, you know, but it would be nice to meet a guy with a real job who can support himself. I mean, not even someone who will you know, pay for me necessarily, but somebody can just like pay for himself. You know, I would pay for me once in a while. O . Can't Fury. Yeah, you could. Yes sir. But you know. Lori is like Mister noncommittal, I hated that wishy washy, shit. That he did that hot and cold stuff. Girl. I can see that thing. All the way across the Brooklyn bridge like he is not gonna change. He's, not gonna change he's gonna go to the next girls with 2. Oh. he's, gonna be that 1. You you know, it it's gonna it's gonna run him. It's gonna run his life for years. You know. Huh. You know, look back when he's like 50. M B like man. I should have like made more decisions. My I've just gone for it. He just, yeah, he can't decide you know. So let him go chase 20 year old soon Tang. Yes. I don't give a shit. What he does? But just don't do it in my face. You know. Yeah, alright, so is there so is a one any how the teachers this year. They're cool. We got some cool teachers. Yeah. Yeah, we don't have you, but. I'm not there anymore. Huh, I hired a couple of new people who seem to be really good actually, three new people. I am. Hey, did Evelina call you. Kathleen. She may have. I think she did. She's really got you. And I think I sent the sender told her to send her resume, but don't think she has yet. Huh. Yeah, she does a she's. Excellent she's. The she runs the the program you know, the program over there. Huh. She's really good teacher. Anyway. Huh. Evelina LG. Then you think you can deal with the Russians. Oh yeah, she's . [laughter]. Okay. Blair and she she could definitely version. She is like the most prepared teacher like really good she's been teaching for years adults in Bulgaria, but teaching English. Okay. She went to British school and everything. She's kinda had her adolescence in Britain. Huh. . Huh. You know, we're gonna get cut off and one thing 30 minutes. How how much time do we have? I don't know how long I've been talking one thing. I wanna ask you is when are you leaving for . Well, the plan as it stands now is the 28th till the 3rd. Huh. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh. cool. They don't scare me because rumor has that. Our phones maybe tapped anyway huh. Huh, [laughter]. Well, listen to this. He told he said to them who needs them. Go ahead. They don't. Do anything for us. Yeah, that's that's that's him talking. What's going on with that guy? He says that he says that we're also, not Diana. He says you're, not. The the true. Yeah, he doesn't believe it was , but the the real sinus lives in dog. Live in . Yeah. Why is that? Because I happened to be in there and he was and he's very and he was very happy with the progress of the. Okay, . Residence of gold and he want to compliment them. Huh. He says you are you are the real Alliance. Not like the other people. Not like the other people just trouble making Americans. Carolyn Americans. Unlike what were they. What was he when he first got there a trouble making European? Right, right. Huh. This what repair is told you know, this is a woman arrow. Huh. She's. Um, I'm in charge of the public relations and fraud. Yeah. And they actually, I uh spoke a few seconds to each other. Um, and he pretty much told her to a go back to where you came from. Oh man. This is which is really this is really really what he told her. Yeah, I think both of those two guys have gone off their rocker. Is that possible? They. I kind of. I kind of think. So, but they're really doing it with such where. Huh. Sorry, where you would. Fall asleep on. Almost. So much. [laughter]. Huh. But uh, no, not right away. Good. I don't know, it's such a goose though that you wouldn't even, um, it kinda hard to hard to believe that. See, I think that's what you know. Go ahead. Perez just can't get rid of Eric detail, the biblical and the visual and any any faster it's incredibly is going to a tremendously fast rate. Oh absolutely yeah. That. He had this thing. And it was last week and this is my well, I I really really truly I was looking to the radio. And a radio. Reporter. I the radio and TV are very much less. Very much to the left and the radio your was speaking to Paris. . And it's just just before they agreed we'll just before Paris agreed with the odds with the latest a like, um, employment business. Yeah. And, uh, and, uh. Viewer tears. Huh, somebody on the phone. Kind of what. I'm you know. Unbelievable that that's, what is so, uh, it's into expires has everything going Engels. Go ahead. No, like everything. They got these are going very very well. We just agreed on a on a few things that we're going to. Um, they and they listed 1213 and the reporters said, well, I also heard that that that that. Right. Uh, Hebron was also included in your in your, um, a, um, a time in your in your dialog with them. Right. And he goes no, no, no wrong. Was not included. And you were saying it wasn't include, I don't understand. He goes from the beginning. We wanted to give it back to because we wanted to give it back. Huh. It didn't. It wasn't part of our a Han. Oh. I see it was all it was already given that they were getting that. It's already given that they're gonna give us the wrong and the the reporter like couldn't believe is years is and then we report saying, yeah, but maybe we could have gotten something for it. It's unbelievable. On this is how it's going it's. How it's going to Israel? Yeah, that's. Why, it's? So strange it's. Um, it could only happen there. You know, no other country. Could with dismantle itself. You know, on the other hand you got Bosnian the service you know, taken overland left and right, and do you know, transporting people here? You guys are just giving it back. Right right at least they're they're fighting for it. It's it's unbelievable. We each person you whether you will agree or not agree. They doing something actively here. Yep. It's, just such a passive reason. Past resistance giving. Yeah, I don't. Giving everything back to them. Yeah, it's a strange. It's something something else must be going on that is causing this title. Is. No. So what you think gonna happen I don't know. Well, what's gonna happen is that they're going to in the it's gonna take it right now. McCann. They want to. Have the. To talk to they're going on right now or talk where they are. Um, not not talking about the final status. Talk. But what they want to do. And this is even something that that's happening on the. They put on the right in Israel. They want to stop the temporary talks. Just immediately go into the the the final status plus. Yeah, that's probably good idea. And. Right begin with the hope with the hope being that once they start talking about Jerusalem or start talking about a few other a hot issues that this whole thing. Won't blow up. Oh. it will. Yeah, like water. What are they agreed on already? Oh. they did. They agreed on with the order and see how crazy it is there's really said the two things one that with the with all the the current birth rates and everything. The these really really should not have any significant order problem until the year 2020. But they said essentially that's they're pushing it off 25 years and they said according to all the estimates 25 years we're gonna have a major major water problem in Israel because we we just won't have anymore. Right. Now the the means for their part. Would be able to this is Anita . All that I have been in this really Press already. They they are able to if if they wanna dig you talk about major equipment. Um, being brought brought in and if they would be able to if they choose to drill for water. They they'll be able to do. So and we really wouldn't have any, uh, I wouldn't have an opportunity to to denied to deny them that right now if they go into the aquifers, they would be able to do two things one drain. All the aquifers is just you know. Huh. Pump away or poison them. Right. Alright, so what's this [laughter]. It just you dig in. They said they they, they put poison in and you literally literally within minutes. Can kill thousands and thousands of is above Israelis' or they can pollute it where they don't get it. We don't get it, but if we don't get it our economy just canceling out or sent to the. Over the green line. They they said is where we live in July in Samaria is 13rd of the areas water supply, the colon as another 3rd and Israel itself has another 3rd, but the funny thing that the Palestinian's I'm. Sure, this hasn't even gotten to America. Two weeks ago. They lay clean the parts of the . Oh. they did. Can you believe it? They they, they laid parts the yeah, they said part of the or there's. I what I don't understand is that before 1948 before the partition plan. It was just one big area then they said. You. Okay, we're gonna partition. Bye. It into Israel. Actually into Palestine and trans. Jordan. Right. The night, right. And they refused. But now, you're gonna have three countries instead of 2. I don't understand that. You know, it just doesn't. Right. Make any sense at least have one country at least make them go back to part of Jordan. I see. How can you set up another country? Right. It's, just. Right. This is what one of the brain here says that because of this is , who is responsible for establishing another to a hour countries. It's unbelievable. That's what's gonna happen. So there's a hole that that. What's gonna happen a at least in another, uh, um, few months, a November December they're gonna have elections? Huh. Getting back. What we're talking about and they're going to? . I I almost immediately afterwards. They're going to have a passing police probably in parts of Judean Samaria. Um, and we'll go to the the the the is really settlements will be a meeting to one a a various various group. Uh, thank God. We are is gonna be it's gonna be. A I think. We're gonna we're gonna if there's anyone who can come out of this. Smiling asking that's. I think it's gonna be us pretty much the only problem is is it's a kila is is uh, literally a oh. yards away from . I can't. Yeah. Right. And people in . Are going in Rona R going crazy there going crazy. They have no idea the they, they have no idea how bad. It's going to be the one on the one side on the other side that they did. They literally I'm a avoiding any possibility of thinking about this. The politicians are trying to run everything up, but it's, Marcia is gonna be it has a potential of being being Hernandez. Even today. Yeah. They they, they they've been closed. I gotta has been closed for about a week to 10 days now. Oh. Because they found, um, uh, it says they're looking for looking for the person who planned to have a a another suicide warmer. And while looking. It is really really sound. It out and they, they notified the, um, the, uh gotten a police try to find this guy. Huh. Well. Finding trying to find this guy. They came across another group who planned to have a suicide Rama. Great. So this is just you know, one thing. Yeah, that's. What I think? Yeah, I think that's amazing that they keep blowing up things and television and like these are being an that I mean, Robin Harris, don't, get it. Huh. No, well, no, the thing that happens is that when these things happen, they go off. We have to, we have to give we have to give the land back quicker. Yeah, but see. We have to help them. They have no for this. The whole time that and weren't charged there's, nothing going on. They had the land and there's. No terrace activity. Now, they're giving back the land is terrace activity. So when you you know, it's totally mind. Boggling what's going on. Huh. I think they're they're feeling is that a that that we are willing to live with terrace action because if you take the, you said, typically the amount of people who were killed from terrorism versus the amount people who killed by wars. Well, that. At the a and that's. Why they're saying that we're better off? You know, with terrorism because we're with Syria where with Jordan, North Lebanon. You know, or urgent for that matter would be able to kill a oh. or or 10000 times the amount of people with terrace. Well. That's. But that, yeah, that's a mistaken. Understanding of War though. We're supposed to do that. Daily life is not supposed to do that. L. You know, the guys are moron if they think that wars are gonna disappear because they're getting land back the only thing that disappears when you give land back is the country. They won't have to fight award. Right. No, one's gonna care. It'll be less with television. And that's gonna be it. Right. I I understand. I understand. So that's that's pretty much the way. It's gonna happen. I think pretty pretty quickly here and, um, hopefully, uh, we'll be able to hold off until the next elections, but even still the neck selections. Yeah, the code is not gonna be a liquid is not gonna stop this. This process. No, they're, not. No, not gonna stop it. Yeah, it's crazy as well. So, so you recommend against at this. No, I. I'm just curious. I I don't see what the. is it looks to me like it's just boom it's just that's like sand crumble. You know, it's coming beneath your feet. You know. Okay, tell you all we know is that I. Put a lot of money into the house. Is somewhere [laughter]. Okay. It's finishing up the backyard and I have a, we just bought a a um, a a essential air conditioner unit , get installed next week. Yeah, great. Let's. Have a tenant. Right. Well, how much does the tenant have the whole downstairs? I'm. Sorry. You know. The the apartment downstairs, right. Yeah, well, I know I know that downstairs. Not not our TV room. Okay, she says the bedroom. The bathroom. Right. That part that's. What they have them? So. Okay. So our our air conditioner or when you moved downstairs for them. And we figured it for what. You mean, it's a it's, a couple. You have a couple of living with you. They have relatives of of of friends who come from stay for a while. Have someone coming for a month. And then the part will be located for about 23 weeks and someone will be for a month and we just had it. Wow. We just had a tenant who's here. Another tenant who's here for a for a month. And then family may come and then other people may want to think if they haven't rented out anywhere from four to six months out of the year. That's. Great. Does it bring income? Huh. It brings a like $400 a month. dollar or circle. dollar. That's, great. Yeah, not bad. Not bad. I yeah, you know, like whenever whenever you get any any increases or you already already spent. How many did you? Well, that's true. Right. List. That's. It what. Good. I didn't hear you. What. List says you're working two jobs. Now. A few more than that. What are you doing? Well, I working for the. The regional Council of a scenario. The the paying position. That's that's that's. My regular job it it's. That's your regular job. My regular job. I thought you were psychologist sociologist. Social worker. Yeah, social worker. Right, right that's. What I do? Okay, so you work for the regional cancel what else. Right. And then I also work for a a a college, a teaching. Oh. yeah. And the teaching social work. Which college is that. Uh, it's it's that's that's. All the local college here in the area. Okay. Doesn't. Have a name. And then yeah, the, um, uh, college of a delay in Samaria. Okay. Then. I work for a smaller college. It just started a year or two ago in television. As a teaching assistant there. Wow. Is the person who the person who gave me the the job in teaching in the, uh, the university, the college here also teaches in this place and television? So he asked me in the beginning just to be a help him out a little bit. So I started helping him out and he was very, uh. Appreciative the opening came up and he gave me that position in is a. Bye. In the university with the chat. So I just add more as as a more kind of a respect whatever. So help him out where he teaches in some of you. Huh. And then, um, the practice. . You're in there. Oh. you do. Who do you work? Yeah. Outta. Your house. My house. Yeah, yeah, I'm I'm wrapping that up. . This another a month or two because I just can't take the pressure with all the other things that are going on. Huh. Yeah. It's just too much. It's just too much for preparation. Bye. Is an. You making ends meet. Huh. Thank God, broker. Sean, thank no I'm. Sorry, this this. This summer. What between the backyard and all of other things we put in a? Full on our cell everything a good $4,000 worth in the house. Wow. Don't. Have to be more. Wait a minute to. Get. A $14,000. Unbelievable. Yeah, and I think I things going things are I think I really very very happy. Very nice. Right what's what's what's with you. [laughter]. Uh, let's. See. Well, I'm, hangs still hanging out at Westinghouse. Yeah, well, I have your head. I wear out all the time. Oh. I thought you know, it's a good hat, man. I I sent that to you with all of good intent. I hope you appreciate it. I do not worry. All the time. Okay. I have a home. I hope I have a a picture of like at the reserve the other day. The other month I took a picture with me and I hope it comes out. Huh. I'll, send this to you. Thank you very much. If it doesn't I'll take another picture. . Let's. See, uh, well, I'm still working there. Go ahead. You know, and I got A I'm a pretty good project along a long term next generation a fighter plan. Right. Really. So, that's a kind of good experience. I guess. Huh. And a Westinghouse supposedly is making a bid to buy the CBS broadcasting network. That's. What they both of them ready? Well, you know it takes months to close deal. So, there's lots of lots of speculation that they'll have to sell the electronics division in order to do that. Huh, right. Let me know what happened with you. I guess, we'd be sold to another company and see what happens. I don't know. Huh. I'm, not too concerned about it though. But it's a possibility. Have a senior position there. Oh. I suppose. So, but you know. They don't really think of it. It doesn't. That way they look, they just look at the numbers. How many people they want? How many people they have? Right. Lemme just get rid of what they don't want. Huh. But that's that's still going pretty well huh. Nothing really knew the house or anything. She had some interesting. Incidents with lost that have been inviting. The neighborhood. Started. Then. They build a nest in my rafters of my house and busted through, but I told you about that. I think. I got in there in the mail. Yeah, so that. Well, I have to watch which was the school. The schools are extremely expensive. I'm going broke basically doing that. And I don't know how to handle that. But how come how come how come they don't help you. Is that make a difference? I'm only gonna still gonna go broke whether they help you or not they're not gonna let you run a run a run of profit when you're on scholarship. If you if you have $2,000 at the end of the year. They're, not gonna say, oh. well, uh, I guess you can have that they're gonna make you pay everything. Wait a minute, wait for. Your schooling. My schooling I thought you meant a kid's school. Yeah. My schooling I don't know. I put on hold all the time took a course. Last semester. I haven't signed up yet for the fall. It's a lot of stress. It's a lot of stress taking trying to you know, you put a lot of money. And you have to work really hard to get back. Alright. And there's not necessarily any benefit to it either. So. Uh huh. I was talking to, I was talking about kids school. Right. It's. The kid the kids, you already told me how much it cost? Yeah. But meanwhile, she doesn't know how much you pay? By the money. I don't know why that is. I think well, we pay. Um, we have to book. For all the over Kim. Cost us a. For. Two kids cost about the $60,200 a piece. Huh. And then for, um, the taxes and everything else maybe if it costs a year. Um, maybe a 7. $00 a kid. Okay, that's total. Everything. Pretty much. Yeah. Pretty much. So we're paying about eight times at now about for about five times out. Yeah. Five times that the. No, actually we're paying six times. I'm paying $4,200 a kid or more. Right right then you also look into the other part. . There's a tax bracket here here. Yeah. Uh, yeah, 4545. Actually with all the other taxes are going on here. The first job. I. And pay 45%. Huh. My salary it goes to taxes and then with my, uh, all the all of my second job. It already comes up to 55% of the. What's. The . Unbelievable. It's incredible that's. Why I gotta, I remember? I got the the first paycheck. Yeah, I pretty much new that's. What the statistics were as soon as you, you get the, you get you get the paycheck and you see the before tax incoming say, wow, like finally, you're able to get up to a decent number and then you looked at the bottom and see the and you say what is it? Right. You put in your your little pocket calculator. Taking to taking 55 because I said 55%. [laughter]. I said, what country in the right mind. Take what about the encouragement a try to encourage Populus to go to work and save more to earn more. They they don't care. But you still like it there. 55. Yeah. But you still . It's, great. It's. Great. We enjoy it kids. Are happy. Having a wonderful time. Hello. And, um, it's still even with all the little nonsense that goes on here. You still feel that we're a building a building the place and it's very small. All way. And all of the community. We love it here. Well, I'm. Sure, you do it's a great community. Man, man. That's. Nice place. Very nice place. I said I spoke to someone the other day about a about you. Oh yeah. Plenty of jobs, huh. Are you serious because you know what the problem is there's a guy who's working with me now? Who's in is really? Is ask. Don't believe them. What are they all have a lot? You you're. Are they all wires I mean, what's, the story here? Yes. first of all is really who's living in America has to justify himself. Yeah. So, that's, what he's going to do. I'm supposed to because, man. He's just like one thing after the next. You're you're you're a software right. Yeah. Hey, well, you know, like I Gordon. I mean, no. David Gordon. Oh. I know the other guy. Who's, who? Right there. Uh huh. That said there's, absolutely. No problem. No problem. [laughter]. There are. Any any any kind of job at a very very high salary. Oh. Experience. That, uh, you have is absolutely no problem. Yeah, so what am I waiting for? The beat, huh. What am I waiting for? Where does he live in your community? Yeah. You still building there's. No there's, no housing available though. There. Huh. Or a rent, a rental. Only rentals. I wouldn't. Really you can buy it, but I wouldn't suggest that right now. But they have rentals. Yeah. Were they renting it? You wanna get a. I let's. Just to access. See you can get in. Alright, a nice. A nice, a. Nice apartment. You can. Usually a house like my side of the house. I have would go for about $500 a 550 a month. . Wow, that's. Great. Right. So you can work down to a small. Apartment. Yeah. . Which we probably go for about the three a $50. And where most of these jobs located. And it's. Televisa. Priscilla. Her . Yeah, that's not. So bad. Toyota. Even now they just they opened up a lot of new road. Now their their buildings that you were here where they were building while you were here. Huh. Right. Um, and. That you got to tell me the other day in 40 like 45 minutes. Wow with the traffic and everything. With yeah, the check there's. No traffic until she got to the, uh, television. Right there. Huh. So it's a little, but you're talking about jobs and Q places. Good solid companies. Developing companies who, uh. Nothing just just just just for the fun of it. Just for the fun of it. The thing is you know, I feel that it's little Liz has their own reasons being America. Yeah. Should feel comfortable staying there just for fun. Uh huh. Okay. Okay, I'll. Do that huh? And I'll just pass it on and just to get an idea how much you you may be able to make? Okay. I think that's a excellent idea. Um, I know your wife doesn't believe me, but we think about you guys like continuously. And it really makes my heart 8. But uh. Maybe they'll. Do a follow up studying. We can. Don't know what else to tell you. You mentioned that you may be sending them for a visitor a there in . Doing. Well, I thought about it during the winter actually. Oh yeah, yeah, why don't you can also use sending everybody? But. Else's. Well because I wouldn't send everybody else. I'm, just gonna send a couple of them. But. Yeah. I don't know if I'm gonna do that now. Have to see what the, what the rates are. And and what's going on with school and everything. Right. And a. What else I can do? . You . Do a little may come out then or wait a while. No there's. No time. No, no time in the near future. Huh. That I know of. The only other thing is is that Westinghouse also bought a company called a Norden systems, but Norton system supplies easier with a lot of their rate. Our systems they have a actually have a outlet there in television. Huh. But I don't know if that's something a to be worth doing working because it's really it's crazy is rarely. Huh. 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Oh. you're. Just going to the party, huh. Yes, yes. Oh. so, um, how's. Everything huh. Good. Bye. Well, that's, good. I was just talking to Jill. Yeah. And,. She had called me yesterday and so I was, um, you know, I just wanted to touch base when she called. Right. I I wasn't home and she didn't know. . Where you know when where I would be in this and then so I says no, I start October second? So, um, so she said fine. . Um, now she knows, but. . What did she? Oh. yeah, eventually, she wants to call you for Mike to ask what Jim's number is you know that guy. Jim. Oh. Jim. Oh in Pittsburgh. Yeah, yeah, because it's getting cold. Oh yeah. So she's. You know, she wants if she wants to see Pittsburgh. She wants to do it before the before the cold weather comes. Huh. Oh okay. Huh. So how is work, huh. Good that's. Fine. Yeah. Yeah. Anything new changing or anything. No. Yeah. No it's. The same old thing. Huh. Well, I'm winding down. So what's up with you. Um, you know, they, um, we're starting the transition. I you know told the students that they were gonna you know what the new plan was and. . Um, they're not that thrilled about it, but uh. What do you mean the that you're leaving? That I'm leaving that they're going to have to go into another class. That's already going. . And,. Uh, you know with a lot of other people and so they're, not happy about that. . So. Um, but anyway, uh, you know, that's. They don't have any choice and that's the way the program is gonna be. Huh. And they had a cake for me yesterday. . Huh. Yeah, I thought that was nice I'll sign the card and the whole thing. . And, um, so I got a, I got one more week and that's it. Mhm. So. I'm really a kind of excited about you know, about finishing up finishing up and going down there and I wanna,. Huh. I think you should move down there. . I was thinking about it. If you're paying this woman money plus you're paying your rent, it would be worth it to get an apartment down there. Yeah. You're paying the same. Yeah, I that would be that would be much easier. . Huh. The, um, the only problem is that the the rents there are are really really high. And. Did you look though? I mean, I don't think, they're. I don't. I know, they're higher they're probably a little bit higher than what. You're paying now, but if you're paying that woman money to stay there and you're paying you know, your rent I'm, sure, you could find an apartment for the same amount of money. Yeah, I want to be right in the town right in the city where I'm working that. Why. Well, it well, it's nice. I mean, it's it's it's a good place. Huh. But just to cut down on the computing. Huh. Cause if I am and I'm in the right place. I'll only be like two or three miles from the job. . That's. What I would like ideally, that's? What I would like? Huh. Um, I when I when I start there's there's, somebody down there. Bye bye. That's dealing that that has that's into real estate and I'm gonna ask, but I've been reading the paper and,. The, um, you know, they they want like close to a $000. Mhm. So, uh, everything I noticed as I you know you go to grocery store. You go to gas station. You know, is a lot higher and, um, uh, at least, um, what I was doing like for the summer is I was coming up and never buying gas down there, but getting it here or if I went to long Island. . I get it there where it's it's cheaper and, um, and then I would, um, you know, load up on my groceries and anything I was going to have I bring down there. So I kind of avoid it that way, but um, you know, I I that would be a whole lot easier, but then. . I don't know whenever I would get to see you and Mike. Um, I wouldn't. I be a lot closer to you. Right. And that and that part I like, but uh, like for any, you know, any occasions anything, um, you know, I, uh, I don't know. Uh, you know, I I just got the feeling that that you would probably come up to this area, but not where I am is you know, is often. So I okay. Oh. I don't know about that. I mean, yeah, I guess you know we have more friends and stuff. There, but you know. Yeah, and you. So I and then of course, when Jill comes home like and she'll be coming home at Thanksgiving then everybody's gonna be congregating up here. Huh. Huh. So you know, it's,. It's a tough decision. But then as I was saying on the on the other hand as soon as that. That's kind of a a little bit ridiculous though. Just stay in you know, one place for an you know for an occasion for Thanksgiving that comes around once a year you know, I mean, I don't know. Huh. Yeah, I yeah, I know it. So I I I I I'm stuck here at least through through August because of because of the lease, but even even at that I'm I'm, not I'm stuck here. . But I'm tied in, but I'm, not if I wanted to leave, I could do that. . Um, I could just wait until somebody comes in and it wants the place and so I wouldn't be pressed to go and then the other option that I was thinking of is after the,. Alright. Alright. Uh, after the car is paid off to go. Move my stuff into big, man. And use that as a primary residence, but yes, but then like rent a room down there in the town I'm I'm working in. So at least what I'll be paying is, um, a room, which which should be a lot cheaper and and, um, I would be, I I would be just adding to the time that I you know, have to have residency before that thing is sold. . If it ever is so, um, you know. But it's only three years. I mean. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you have to be there. Three out of the last five years before selling or something like that. And uh, hopefully big man. Will stay off my back as far as having renters they don't want that they want they want a them owner. Huh. Occupied and uh, so I'm kind of a. Huh. Uh, you know, kind of fudging. It for now and they I told them a couple years ago that as soon as I found a job in that area then I would come in there, which you know, really was was my intention. . So. I'm just trying to, I have to see how things go down here and what the possibilities are. Mhm. And and stuff that. Well, whatever I mean, it's, your commute. Yeah, yeah, oh. well, that's. It I I know I already I'm gonna go down there on the on the second I'm gonna stay with her on the second and, um, on the 3rd. Um, the next day, I'm coming back here because then we have the, um, that Jewish holiday off in the middle of the week. . Yeah, do you get any you don't get any of those up? Huh. Do you. Yeah. No. So, um, yeah, it's it's a it's, a tough situation. , the the size of the place that I have here. Um, you know with that with that triple dresser boy huh. Not too many places can accommodate. So how is your apartment. That's fine. Oh. you say that was. So enthusiastically. I know I you know. You're you're kinda tolerating. It until. Oh. yeah, exactly. I mean for the next couple of years. We've, put so much work into it and you know. I don't know that it's like. We put so much time and work and moving things in that it's like you know, I don't I'm not gonna move, but I don't totally love it here. Yeah. You know. Yeah, did you um, talk to Pete about the windows? Um, no, actually, I didn't he came up here. The other day and, uh. Huh. I don't know. I was like trying to show him. I'm gonna have like talk to him about the windows, but I was trying to show him like all the work that we did in the kitchen and everything because he hadn't seen it and it totally like went over his head. Huh. Huh. I'm like, oh. look at the I'm likely get the cabin. So put in everything and he goes, oh. he goes. Oh. this whole on the floor. There's like a the hole in the linoleum he's like I think I know how to fix this. Huh. Mhm. And I was like he just doesn't get it. Huh huh. It's. So hard to communicate with him. Does he have, um, I know he's the owner does he have like a wife or other people that live with him? His wife is paralyzed in a wheelchair hadn't had two strokes it's like practically dead, she's like a vegetable and she has like, um, I don't know nurses come in every morning and like clean up and what not. I. Oh. And take care of her. Okay because when Joe and I came there. . Um, as we were going up the stairs and down the stairs, I did see a wheelchair and and I know that and so I was one and then somebody answered the door that was definitely not Italian. Huh. So, um, I wonder who that was. . Oh. They have different. I mean, I see different nurses here. Okay. Like it's probably a an agency or a service that they work with that that send somebody different every day. The home house. Yeah. Right. Like that. So. It's like a home health. Exactly yeah, that's exactly what it is. Oh. so in other words she can't it's not like you could explain to her and then she can tell him. Oh. I see. Yeah. Oh boy, [laughter]. Yeah, that is frustrating trying to get through to somebody who you know, who's on another. And another level or whatever. Right it's like it's not. I mean, the communicating is hard. Like this because of the language and stuff, but it's not just that though. Yeah. It's like, um, I don't know, it's, not just that it's like he just doesn't understand you know, I mean like I don't know. Did you Sean the painted wall? Oh yeah, you know the walls are painted. I mean, it's easy enough. . You just walk in there. Not Brown anymore. Yeah, but he didn't comment on it. No. Well. He didn't want us to do it. Actually. Oh. you really. Yeah, we had to really, um, twist his arm to be able to do it. Cause he wanted to keep it Brown. That way he would never have to repaint. Huh. You know. Oh wow, oh boy. Well. So. But the uh, the cabinets and stuff in that. Um, and the counter. Huh. I mean, those are you know, those are definite improvement. Yeah, I know you know. That's gonna help him rent that. So just because of that though, I mean, we can't. . I don't know I don't wanna leave, but it's like I don't love the apartment. Huh. So, um, other. Yeah, okay, because your squish for space. Yeah, it's like, yeah, it really is it's like you know, I don't know every square inches like there's still like a lot of clutter around here and stuff. Yeah. You know what I mean. Huh. So. Yeah. Yeah, I know it. Well, the only, uh, thing is that your usual. Well, you're usually out you're. Usually not in there. Usually at work. Right, right. So and then at night, um, I used to be just so tired that, um, you know, do what I had to do get the dishes done. Alright. All that cleaned up and then you know be done with and then the weekends your aren't, you oftentimes away. Right. Well, I have been, but actually, I mean, I was because of the wedding and everything, but now that that stuff is over. I mean, we're here for like another month really every weekend. We don't have anything going on until leases wedding. Huh. In Maine. Oh. that's, right. Yeah, that's, right. That's that's coming up in a few weeks, huh. October 21st. Okay, another month. Yeah. Yeah, 0. So you're you're going. Um, you're going to visit her and then to Janice. I don't know how it's gonna work out. I mean, right now, it's like. I don't know how it's gonna work we might spend Friday night at Genesis then drive up to Maine go to the wedding and at first we were thinking about just driving back to Janice. Is and spending the night there and then spending Sunday with them, but now, um, you know, dad was telling me that, um, we're invited for breakfast at Carol's the next morning at and I wanna see our Newhouse. Ooh. Huh. Oh. a good opportunity. That they built you know. Exactly. So I sort of like to do that, but then that would mean, I wouldn't be able to you know, visit Janice in Scott and you know, I don't know when I would be able to again you know, not for several months probably. Yeah, right. But that's. All I don't know. Oh. I don't know what we're gonna do Mike doesn't really wanna go at all. Well, yeah, because, um, I I can which I can see because that is that must be about A I bet, that's about eight or nine hour trip. 8. Huh. And it are you really. No it's, not. Really it's it's like six hours 56 hours at the most. Oh it's like from here to Potsdam. Oh. yes, yeah, which is you know? And it's not a short trip. Right. And he doesn't know them. Oh. the fails. I don't. I mean, he must have gotten to meet them, but it doesn't know him. So that makes a difference. So I don't care you're supposed to do it. Yeah. Yeah, I guess. He'll he'll get to know them and, um, but actually, they're probably all in the wedding. So I I bet I I know what he's thinking that who's. He going to talk to. Listen, we went to a wedding last week or more. We didn't know a sole we knew the bride and the room and that was it. Oh. how was it. Yeah, how was it. Um, it was good. It was we had a really good time. We were at like a really fun table and you know the people were really friendly and the music was good and we just had a really good time. Oh. Well, that that turned out. Well, then. Yeah, but I mean, you know what you don't need to know everybody at a wedding to have a good time. I'll think you know, if you're if you're, you know. No. It's like going out to a bar or something you don't know anybody, but you can have a good time with the person. You're with. Yeah, well you know you said it right. The way that she arranged a caron that was her name, arranged. . Those cables worked out very well. Yeah, well, I mean, it's the same thing we tried to do at our wedding there were a lot of people who didn't know, like hardly anybody, you know, so it's like yet, you have to try to you know. Right. Think of what table they be best at. Yes. And so you know, that's, what we were doing that's. 00, well, that's. What we did? All I'm. Glad that worked out. Well, I forgot all about that. You you did go up there and uh, you know after you left here and. Mhm. And they're not all I mean, I feel like all at least know people at this wedding. Yes. Yeah, I mentioned all the brothers will be in the wedding party. I don't think so. Huh. I really don't. I really don't think so. Oh. Huh. Well. I didn't get that impression at all. Oh. okay. But there will be, um, I wonder if that friend of hers will be be there. Do you remember her name that live next door Bethany that's, right? Bethany or something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. You know, I just that just popped into my head. I remember her. So, well from Maine. Yeah, I don't know. And, uh, yeah, but I guess, it's the, um, you know, it's the only opportunity to take in everything because. That's a long ways away. Yeah. Yeah, so I don't know what we're gonna do. And I was thinking about taking a day off. Mike has mid terms that week though. Oh. my gosh, you mean he's got the mid terms after this wedding. Yeah, I'm on Wednesday. Oh my. Oh. that's O U G. That's. Oh. Oh. maybe you wanna read that come. No, no, I don't [laughter]. But online. Oh boy, he's, gonna need some downtime. Oh. boy, because yeah, that's. Huh. Well, you know what if he keeps up with the studies and everything he shouldn't have a problem. That's. What I keep telling him? Oh yeah, oh. but. Yeah, well huh. Huh. See here. Well, I didn't hear what he said. It says I'm already two weeks. But. Fine. oh oh. The the book that he needs isn't isn't. Any bookstore it can't be found anywhere. Well really not even in the in the bookstore the college. Yeah. He's been to Barnes. And noble he's been to all the different college bookstores it's, totally out. You mean it's it's. They're out of stock. If they're sold out it's on reorder. Oh boy. It should be in next week. I guess. Oh my gosh. Oh that's. Uh huh. Yeah, that. Oh. And everybody in the classes in the same boat. Oh okay. No, I don't know for some reason it seems like just him that waited till the last minute to by the book. Oh. Everybody else has a book. I. Know you said a lot. Other people too [laughter]. Oh. wow. That's O G because I know what that can be like that's that's tough. [laughter]. Well, maybe you can do the driving up there while he just gets in the backseat and studies for I mean, he know that. Huh. Yeah, because when you've got something hanging over your head like that. Oh. I know, uh, I know what that can be like because your mind is always on that, but. Mhm. Yeah. But I guess, uh, you know, just workaround it. Huh. Yeah. So did you hear from any anymore as far as my side goes since I saw you? Uh, no. Huh. No. You didn't get anything or anything. You know, from anybody, huh. Well, I got from Marlene. I got something. Oh yes, what did she send you because she wanted your address? She sent a check. Oh. is it a secret? Mom. You keep asking me how much money we have? I know I. [laughter]. I don't know. I mean, it's not that much money. . And then you make comments about people. Oh. I know I don't. Make it just the vales because I just spoke to that. [laughter]. They that they you know that you know, that's typical because of what they did, but I mean. Huh. I mean, it wasn't very much money. But she doesn't have very much and so whatever. Yeah, [laughter]. Huh. Cause she asked me. I called her last week and, um, oh. and she was saying she went on and on with a you know what a nice wedding and the whole thing and,. Huh. I know. Ah, she says I have a gift for Laura and I you know could I have her address and stuff. So. I I was thinking about that. I gave her address. I gave her the address at the reception. Huh. I got a piece of paper and I wrote it down. Really oh. I she didn't have it. I gave it there. Yeah. Um, oh. well, I'm thinking about it. Did you hear from Filene's about the comforter? No, not yet. I'm gonna have to call them again. But I'm I'm going to go up there. Huh. I'm going to, uh, one of my E S L students has a going away party today. They're a goodbye party. . So, I'm going to it and then before I go there. I've, gotta pick up a gift. Oh. So I have to be up in Filene's. Huh. So if, um, you know if you if you want me to save you the call I'll go and, um, you know. And check it up. Um, check it out for you. Okay. And let's. See it was it the full of the Queen or that the full the full comforter. The phone. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, okay, and what I have here is the same thing, but it's got thread sticking out. Yeah. Okay. Oh alright, no problem. Yeah. So how long do we have to talk for now. Okay, are you board? Oh. I don't know just feeling that call home thing. Yes. This conversation is being recorded [laughter]. Yeah, um, I,. Why Michael's is in the mail? Did I say that earlier? Michael . Um, his thing for Spain, the code number. The pin number. Uh, your code number to call stain is in the mail. Yeah, [laughter]. So, um, yeah, so he should be getting his on Monday and then you are you know something. Okay. If you wanna do it. Do you wanna do it? I don't have anyone to call. Janice. I but where it's America America. That's, right that's. What I'm I'm getting money for calling you [laughter]? Oh okay sure. Oh great. Okay, I'll. Get your pin number. Okay. And all and you have a what Mike's has his program is the call home and what you have. Huh. And what I have. And gills doing it to is the call friend. Now you know what they have to be native speakers of English and she's not and so, but my mom is saying I can call Janice my. Yeah, yeah, because there's another one that the one that's abroad is it's called home what's. The other one I'll call friends. A call friend. So, okay. So, um, yeah, okay, so you get $10 if you know an English speaking person. Mhm. Um, overseas, I like one of your focal friends. Are over in Italy. I don't. Yeah, there's. No one over there. That I I know that I could, you know, because I was thinking of that, but there isn't anybody. Oh. Yeah, I've got you know, people I could call in Ireland, but they're not American English. Huh. So you know, so that's out. He's not in Italy he's in Washington, DC. Huh. . Okay, so, um, have you got anymore? Projects in your in your apartment to do or. Well, I have to buy a flip cover for this. This hideous looking share that. Mike doesn't, wanna get rid of. Oh. okay. And I can't. I can't find, um, I don't know. I went to Macy's and they're like $80 and the chair that was on the cover of the thing is a lot different looking share than this 1. Yeah. Oh. So I didn't wanna buy it. So, I'm just still looking for a full cover for this chair. Oh. So I need to do that. I brought my, um, the carpet that I had, I brought it to the dry cleaners. Yeah. So that should be done like I don't know next week sometime. Oh to put it down to your floor. Yeah. Okay, have you tried the vacuum yet? No, I haven't. And I need to that's another project then we have that still in the box and, um, I don't know just still just clean up just get rid of this letter. Okay. Huh. You have to constantly be cleaning. This place. Yes, yeah, yeah, I know, it's, uh huh. You know. So I mean, I'd like to start having people over and stuff. Huh. Yeah. Um, you know, I don't know just certain people we. Huh. Oh. you should have over. Yeah, well I think people understand that you really have to get in and you know, get that all that's, right. I wanna get the silver to you as soon as soon as possible. . Okay. So, but I gonna bring it over when it's. Perfect, not when it needs to be done. . So. Mhm. Hello. Alright, have you spoken to Mary? Um, I did. She said she has a ton of pictures to send me. Oh good huh. Yeah, so yeah, I talked to her and I talked to Veronica just yesterday actually. Good. Hello. And I don't know. Huh. Oh. so they both had a good time up here. . Yeah, yeah, they said they did. Huh. Oh. good. So no, no, Mary says she might be coming out for new year's. Oh okay. Up here. Um, yeah, it's, new York. Really oh. for to see anyone special or just. Yeah. No, I guess she has some. She has some she met up, but she made friends with these traveling nurses and they said they were coming here for new year's and so she's gonna go travel with them. Oh. I guess. And then me and Becky, and everyone in the city. Good. Becky says that she's gonna be living here by then, but I doubt it. Was she getting a job there? She wants deal. Oh. But I don't know, it's harder to move to the city then she thinks I think. Huh. Yep, so what about Mary boyfriend. Oh. what about them. Oh. isn't. He gonna. They went to this new world together. A couple weeks ago. I know that. Oh. how nice huh. Um, no, you know, it's it's pretty much like a dead issue. He, um, got A I don't know his residency or whatever. . His next thing is his next job. I don't know what stage is at is, um, gonna be in Seattle. Oh. And so he he knows he's leaving in like a year or probably like 10 months now I mean, less than a year. Oh. Huh. So, um, she said she wanted to hang with him for a year. Oh. And then you know, that'll be it. Right. Oh boy that's quite a ways away. Yeah, so, uh. Who knows? Yeah, right yeah huh. Well, maybe she'll be going up there, huh. I doubt it. I don't think so. Huh. Well, Laura, I they. Okay. I I really enjoyed this conversation. I think we're getting close to the the 30 minute. Oh. okay. Um, I don't. I don't know what, um, you know if they're gonna just cut us off. Or let you know that the 30 minutes is up probably. Yeah, and I didn't, I. Yeah, yeah, I I don't. Yeah, I didn't know. So that he had a minute to come in to get you and then, um, you know, so. I do you did you keep track of time at all. Sort of. I mean, I have this clock in front of me. And it's been like I think, it's been close to 30 minutes. Oh okay. That might be another three or four minutes left. I don't know. Yeah. So, um, which do you know what John's doing when he finishes school? Al . I see finishing in December for real. He yes, and he walks that's the according to Joe's expression. He walks in may and, um, do you wanna go up to his graduation? And may I don't know maybe I don't know it depends on what it is? Yeah. It's, the 18th. I believe. We'll. Have to see like if Mike's in finals, then or finish or what. That's, right. That's important that's. Yeah, yeah, so, um, so that's when he graduates and, um, but dad said that he's not paying for any any graduate programs for him. Mhm. So because he's out of money. So, he's expecting, John to get some kind of work and I hope he finds it because, um, you know with the, uh, under graduate major in psych. You know, you're you're really you're very limited. Yeah, you are. So, um, so I hope he finds something and, um, but right now, but that's, what dad said that he was going, he already told him he really has to get some some kind of work. . So, but you know, uh, that's about. They'll probably live at home and just do gigs. Oh. [laughter]. Oh gosh, I yeah, I I hope he finds something you know, better. Because he does wanna wanna get. He does want to get work in psychology or you know, that's professional. You can't. Do anything with it. Not very much. With the va. I mean, you can't you can't. Do anything. Yeah, it's. You know, and that's been that way for more than 20 years for like 30 years it's it's been that way. Huh. He thinks that he can he thinks he can be a counselor now. When I talked to him last that's? What he thinks he can do now? A counselor where. Anywhere. He thinks I mean, he thinks he can be like you know, be a therapist. No. He I know. What. He thinks he can you know, I don't know what he thinks I don't know. Yeah, but,. Uh, I don't know, who's listening, but I was gonna suggest that he get is C A C A certified alcohol, a consular. What's that? Because you you only have to go to Dutch S and um, and you know in 10 certain classes and then after that, you have to put your clinical in and get a lot of hours, but at least you know that will be a piece of paper saying that they do look for those, you know, for that and it's it's not that hard. . Mhm. . All right. Alright. But. Those kinds of jobs. So they pay nothing. That's. Yes, you're, absolutely, right. They don't pay much at all. But I mean,. And then maybe if he's doing that and he'll be able to take a closer time to get through the master's program somewhere. Oh. But yeah,. It's. 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Oh God, I was tempted to say it. I said, huh here, Nicole. I won't. Do that to you? Alright, I've got 30 minutes to yuck, huh. Okay, I've, got the we've been talking 1718 seconds. And, um, well, thank you for everything. Okay. Oh huh huh. Tell mom dad. Thanks for everything. See we have a type phone now. Uh. Yeah. We didn't we're buying a phone line. Now that we can call out right now. Yeah. We can't call out on this line. Huh. That's. Why I haven't heard from us too much, which is fine because last year we could have bought two houses for well, we paid on the phone bill? [laughter]. I'm serious series is a heart attack. Yes. Huh. My full bill is. Oh yeah, that's. No problem. Huh. I got a pen. Bye. I got method is either truck cover peanuts. Oh man. And I got couple of kernels caught my throat. [laughter]. They heard we have a great time with her mother and a. But uh. And you flew to Denver I'm very jealous. No, a Dallas Jack I'm at work first. Dallas. You know, her mother, her cousins the manager of a travel agency and she invited her mother and her and the cousin. To come on out and then I said, can you come on it's, not? I can't leave work and about two days later. I'm sitting at work and I said, I came home at lunchtime let's. Go [laughter]. Screw. It. Yeah, so why not we went to a Fort worth. We went to big J our house. We want if you have a great time. You have a good time. Palaces acclaim city you've been there. Haven't. No. Oh. it's, excellent. Makes me like it, huh. Yeah, we had a great time went to Dallas Cowboys. Huh. Train a they used to live right down the Street or the co boys practice everyday. [laughter]. And the cheaters, huh. Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. And no. Now. And we went to GM K museum. Huh. Yeah. Was there for two and half hours? We got, I went through a pictures and types and. Huh. They go through the series of the three bullets of the magic one bullet. Yeah for both. Yeah, it was interesting. Yeah, I really think it was a conspiracy myself, but we won't go into that's political. That's. Good. . Yeah. Oh man, I gotta tell you you tell me your stuff first. Alright and, um, we got 15.5 weeks to go until we move we're leaving. Still gonna go through on that. December 10th. You already got the reservation. Did you wanna get a job? Oh. I hear now. Well, it's, just the city water she's working with me. Huh. I'm I'm pairing baseball softball games and she's score keeping we do a three game. Huh. They pay her. What. They pay her. Yeah, yeah, she's been. Alright. Yeah, since January and we're gonna have games starting next week and we worked three games and nights. We we bring home between the both of us. $51 a night. Ship. That's. Pretty good a night. Yeah, I mean, I I. Oh my God, that's, a. If I do four nights. . We do $200 a week. Hell, that's, great. Yeah, so we got that and school starts for her. This week and next week. It starts for me. How's. Your coming. Excellent. On the. She's a very very intelligent girl. So I've, never was even thought to be a problem. Yeah. You know. Oh. no, the she's in our last level and the last level. She went to. She was the top of the, she was number 1. Alright, that's good that's. Huh. Good. Says that he corrects me sometimes. Doesn't. Have a pin in the ass when they do that you're. Hey Patricia. You know, it's our primary language. These girls, correct us and they're, right. Yeah, [laughter]. God, Patricia. I like spelling Patricia is much better in spelling than I am. Yeah. Yeah, it's using the language and also things like a she's always right. . Like I said, this this box cannot fit in this other box. Huh. I said no way what happens. It fits you know, [laughter]. [laughter]. I everything she says Jack is right and I said, no, not not you have that. Yeah. Oh yeah. . I brag about you to all the time. Yeah. Yeah, how you um, how their exam with Steven Sean. Huh, I don't know, [laughter]. Same . Same. Oh yeah, I haven't. I haven't heard. So much. Um, I don't know if my dad told we went to Dallas last week. [laughter]. You've, talked to Steve or anything. No, no, I I guess. That's too bad. Now I haven't been A I haven't heard from them since. A G I don't know when. The baptism are. Are the yeah, the Baptist? Huh. Huh. I don't lose touch don't touch with them. I guess. You know, I mean, just share all the weird or just a. Yeah. Yeah, I think I'll give him a call next next couple this weekend. Yeah, yeah, just to surprise them act better them by give them a call and I need. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh. hold moment. Yeah. There. Doing pretty good mom's feeling good she's, a. She's still pretty good she's, taking it easy and uh, that's pretty cool. Both of them pretty cool. What's good? You know, you saw the stuff that they sent right. Yeah. You have money clip. Yeah. I'm gonna save it for Mikey I'm gonna get up to me. It's 21. Okay. And I mean, I can use it now and I love it, but I think it really like the ring. Yeah. I stop wearing the ring like that's gonna be my keys to it means a lot more when I come from grandfather, you know. Yeah. Oh. yeah, oh. yeah. And,. See. So oh God, you wanna hear some funny stuff. Bye bye. No, this is off the wall stuff. I mean, this is really getting off the wall. I maybe find a goldmine [laughter]. Really. A goldmine where. I just just in the Hills. North of the, uh, Boulevard schooling my crowd friend Klaus. Yeah. And, uh, it's 85 girl guy he's been solid for a long time we want to come down, but they're having trouble with greedy is up there. You know, the girl. Yeah. And I just huh keep quiet, but now I gotta wait for that to calm down before. [laughter]. I do anything with it and like for a 6000000 a 6000000 on. Yeah. Yeah. A a places, which is close to $10,000. You know. Yeah. And, uh, so, um, going for the political thing to settle down around here, right before I try that. Yes. Yeah. Then we got that house. We bought a at the final payment. I'm gonna make that tomorrow. The down payment. Yeah. And let's. See, oh. and they called me from the . Embassy. They wanted me. They had these four people from Poland immigrants. Yeah, yeah. They want me to interpret for them, huh. [laughter]. Huh. And. Huh. Oh God, that was funny in hell. [laughter]. Yeah, that's. Yeah, row L . It folks busy and that's. All. [laughter]. [laughter]. Maybe we could do it. Oh boy. Oh God. Maybe maybe do a Coke or something. Yeah. You know, drink some here. Uh, what, uh, what else. Okay, is the goldmine the Polish interpretation? The. Oh yeah, there's. No, uh. I had my first class last night. Huh. I'm wearing my black skirt. Yeah. [laughter]. Looks weird me a picture. If you ever see it in the black. . You see my Crotty. Yeah, yeah. . Yeah. It's different it's like you were a black screw with a white, a come on the top. Yeah. Yeah, I. Okay, did mother have a good time here by the way. Patricia asking that. Bye. Where I forget mother? Her mother. Her and have a good time. Oh my God Jack. They went shopping. Oh. I think they could have bought. I think they bought a store. Really they went crazy buying. Oh. my God, I. They have a great time. They had great. They enjoy them there's like. Like if her father was here with her mother. She wouldn't be able to go shopping Jack. Huh. They we left them at the mall for about for five hours. Huh. . I mean, they they had a great time and the things they bought we we had to go to the tax check for. Bye [laughter]. You there is that you. Yeah, yeah, that's me it's. My other line. Huh. And. Oh. okay. And and they bought the, uh, the suitcases for underwater because her daughter works with the whales on Atlantic. Really. She studies the big Wales. Yes. [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. No kidding it's. Like we had to go. Cheryl. We had to buy those two cases as far. [laughter]. Okay, that's. Huh. Okay, yeah, I gotta be careful. What we say we had to buy those waterproof suitcases? Huh. All right. So if you know what I mean on that that she had a was funny. I goes where you from. Oh yeah, town where you're from to a case like that is like, oh. okay. [laughter]. [laughter]. We had to buy two of those big suitcases there for equipment. 6. I go, yeah, okay, that made a big funny thing about it. Yeah, right. And yeah, we they have a great time went to Cypress gardens and then we went to. . Well, Cypress gardens always always cool. That's. Yeah, a swap plan that was neat. And. Yeah. Take him to Busch gardens. No, no, um, her mother's been there before. Huh. And we just went around tarpon springs, Brooksville at the country house. Huh. I went to the Beach at night after work. How about the, uh, the university Tampa? Huh. Yeah, what's. The . Yeah. Huh. Did you have lunch on them, huh? Huh. Explained to is there a lawyer in the house, huh. 77 hands went up. That little guy that that offered to pay for your cleaning of your clothes was there. You know. Huh. Wendy that's. Yeah. Cool. I said tell you what just pickup the tab will call it even. Yeah, yeah. That was that was a body. I mean, I kind of I could not have written that script by. Yeah. And we're like we should have ordered more food. Huh. I don't wanna be cheap about it. Yes, yes, yeah. Was funny. Just way how the way it was still came out when he backed in it's still $2,530 and so we left the waiter $5 tip. Yeah. You know. Yeah, [laughter]. Got that was just funny. Yeah. That's. Why we didn't order anything more afterwards? No I'm. Another beer one more. Mean it's. Yeah. You said one being it was in, but God that's classic. Absolutely classic. Yes, it does, huh. That's, the best luck. We ever had out there. A new [laughter]. On me. [laughter]. Usually gonna buy and I said, no, Bob. Huh. It just cost much I'll I'll pickup. The tab you give me next time. Remember that in Boyd. Yeah, yeah. I pick up the talent. I did not do that. That was not on purpose that wasn't really really an accident. Yeah. Yeah and much is on me. God. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, way back. It keep tapping the glass with a knife. Will be the same thing. Will happen again. [laughter]. You know, [laughter]. So we know you from somewhere. Yeah. [laughter]. So how's, Patty. Doing. Okay, she's still working working a lot of hours. She's working. Yes, at that jewelry store. She left from before. Yeah. She's working on overtime and. That's good. Maybe she's gonna priorities gonna maybe. Yeah, she's changed a little bit a little more a. Mature. Yeah, I finally. I was she asked if she can come down in January and I said, okay, but I'm not real thrilled about it. Huh. Yes, ma'am. Okay, when I come down to January . Well, we just got started. I don't know. I don't think would be a support for you know. Yeah. I try to talk to the later on. Yeah, I said it was my cell. I mention that. Because if she comes down here. I'll be wanting to see you in a in January. You know. Yeah. Well, I'll, just take a bus to myself sometime. Yeah. And,. Oh. yes. You come down take about to see me and you know. Huh. Well, it's been the days ago, something stuff like that, but leave the mother in law and father in law at home last time. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. He came down. Oh. you're at the mercy. Yeah. Yeah. Mercy. Yeah, no problem. Yeah, well, I'll. Try to get Patty to come down later, huh. Yeah, I try to just tell her that you know, you'll be down in December and January I'll be helping you in all stuff. And it just might be a better idea. Yeah. Uh, if you could. Coming from you. It might be better sound better than coming from me. Yeah, we're gonna get the money from. Yeah, that's. Another thing. And plus. I mean, I know you can't. . I know you can take care of like you did before that. No, I mean, I did it from. Was for mom dad. So they know it, you know, but I can't make a habit of that. Yeah, because, yeah. And I think maybe that's what things gonna every time she gets down here. . You know. Yeah, because you guys are busy, you get you things gone. Oh man, I got things going. I was gonna teach English classics down here. Yeah, that's. What I'm gonna do? And,. Well. Maybe by then I'll have a school going, but um, uh. They've been after me to teach for them a lot. And I've. That's it. I was gonna teach one that I didn't like this guy to me. It seems like a con artist. So I just kinda withdrew. Yeah. Yeah. So now, I'm teaching, English let's. See a Makita. Oh. on Monday. It three times a month. And, um, I used to teach you the . Yeah. And a global is up there. He's. My he's, the second instruction. It comes to on the first one, but when I come to he's the first structure I'm, the second 1. Yeah. And 0. You know, it's Steven stuff. Yeah, yeah. I can't believe I'm watching my language. Screw you [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. that's about the tip of the iceberg talk about a blue phone. 6. Hey how's how's, the kids, then. [laughter]. Sure, God. . The they are just tremendous. I love them. So much. So different ally. A sweetheart she's tall bootable intelligent and Mike is my Buddy. Yeah. We go everywhere. He's, two years old and I think Mike auto. Yeah, let's. Go. Hey Mike rock'n'roll. We dive into the bed together. Huh. I just, I mean, I flip flop them like a pancake. [laughter]. You know, I hold him up by one foot [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. I haven't tried doing a setup upside down for his age. Yay. And he's getting there. Okay, you can do a split. Huh. He he does a karate stands. He's a how we can do a karate push. [laughter]. And a. Oh. what he sleeping. Oh yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. Oh. that's, nothing. You know, they're like alarm clock. Six o'clock in the morning. He's up he's in my face. Yeah. Not Patricia. My face and one morning. I said I don't wanna wake up it says pop on, he goes power, right in the eyes. You know, it's like to go from slumber land a dream and have this read waiting a little fixed in your eyes off. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, I actually showed my teeth to him, huh. Bye. No, no Mikey. What. They're doing real good they're doing real good. I asked the their health is good that's been spy. Spry that's an old. Expression. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, we we, we told them a couple weeks ago. [laughter]. We're moving and they're like why not. Oh. that's. Good. You know that I you broke it into them gradually. Yeah, yeah. And so they prepared for it and I knew it and so, yeah, that's, good that's very good. Yeah, then I told them and I told Pat [laughter], mom goes you'd. So I'm. What. Tell Pat first oh. no. The . Yeah, yeah, I told her that I guess. When. Oh. wow, 0. Surprise huh. . Yeah, but we know we we have the agreement case something happens, you know. Yeah. You and I we talked about and I'm gonna. Yeah. Huh. The friends Miranda, Claudia they're here. Now. Yeah, they they got your they're running out of your old apartment, right. Yeah. [laughter]. Yeah, he knows that they're running out our apartment. Our old apartments. Informed the cheese. May system through a. Huh. Excuse my system, huh. But she's. My system through a Anna is still hot. Bye. You you don't have a corner on it. Patricia. [laughter]. Well, she thinks girls been out of country for you. That she's cold, huh. No huh. Anything they got shower. You know. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. you know, I I like, I like Indiana. They're real nice. People. So much and you know a few times I picked on you know, and she got real defensive of you. 6. Yeah. I thought that was great that impressed. Yeah, me too. The hell out of me. Yeah. You know, but I'm gonna still pick the shit out of you anyway, [laughter]. F. Yes. It's, not gonna stop me one bit. But I appreciate the fact that she takes out for you. Yeah, oh yeah, no, she her. And dad click on each other. Oh. they do. Really good Jack. Oh wow, really. That that makes it like. Oh. I know that it gets like he does get shipped sometimes you know, from from from the girls doesn't like it from us, huh. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he could. He was doing something in the kitchen. Okay. He put like a fan in the kitchen and the kitchen was really messy on on on Sunday and Nana comes over and says wow it's, John bad boy kitchen is very dirty. Number. Huh huh. The first time. I've seen like this. This is on Saturday then we come over Sunday and he cleaned up the kitchen dad goes, I had to clean up the kitchen because he told me look really dirty [laughter]. Huh. Huh. Huh huh. That's. . Cool that's. Yeah, yeah, they think. Cool. He's. Got a report with that. He could never have a shell or you know. Oh yeah, Cheryl really defensive, but huh. Yeah, I mean that can loosen up and not worry about you just relax where it everybody has to worry what they say or what's always thinking something like that. Yeah. You know, but the. Yeah. Yeah, hi that's. Funny. You gotta see those two [laughter]. What. You gotta see those two delay each other. Oh. I love to, I love to sometimes. Yep. Well, you know, things are right. Maybe. Oh. When is the other anniversary, the big anniversary long down? The 28th of December. . No, no, A I'll be 48, right. Yeah. 49. I'll. Make on a couple more years. I like to you know. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. One year, Patricia says how do you spend your first year. How do you like the first year? Great. How do you like first year? Great. Yes, [laughter]. Yeah, great can't buy a fun time. [laughter]. Can you believe it's been a year? I know they won't by fax. [laughter]. Yeah, seven more days. Will be a year in seven days. We got rid of that [laughter]. [laughter]. It goes seven more days. It's been a year. And seven days. So they got rid of Pat [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. We plan to celebrate that one, but [laughter]. [laughter]. You don't have to be there to understand what the hell. . We're talking about right. Yeah, I can see. In my purse. Okay in that room [laughter]. Huh. Oh God, my purse is Rome. Can have my purse. Here's. My purse I want my purse back. [laughter]. Give me my purse. My pearls are in my purse. Can I have a person? Yeah, wait I'll. Make sure it's locked. Yeah, yeah, yeah, [laughter]. She got a , but the the one that really you know, we're gonna take is the place that the the paralyse place that we took you in Indiana to but we just drove straight to the Airport. Huh. Yeah, yeah. Patrician. [laughter]. I didn't even talk to each other about. We just took her straight to the Airport. We you know, you know in a couple of a long time you know, you don't have to say things. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like I didn't even ask Patricia, Patricia didn't. Even say to me because we talked about let's take you to that. Oh. Nice place with Bob Adriana. Yeah, he can make wishing that rock for La we're driving went straight past lesson, right to the Airport. [laughter]. . Hi, it's. Good. But the it was funny and well, it got a little message you know how she treated Allie in her own room that day. Okay. Yeah. And that to do what you want to mean. Patricia, but don't don't, not the kids. Yes. Oh. yeah. You know. Oh. like this one it's, one guy's a neighbor of a Doris saw. He says you know, you better watch out for your daughter. I assume . Oh yeah, she's, beautiful I'm gonna trouble. She gets older she's pretty no she's gonna be very fact. And I said what, oh. I said you're wrong, Mister and I got you know why. Okay. Oh. because he's not fat she's gotta nice she's got a Buddy on her. Yeah. Body that you know, I don't have to worry about it and everybody says how beautiful she's with the blonde hair. Yeah. And blue eyes. Yeah. I mean, my Brown eyes. I don't know what color my own daughter's eyes and uh huh. Yeah. So, uh, and she's she's in great shape. She runs good. She can swim in the water. Fine. Well, let me tell you about Mikey. Yeah, yeah, tell me that. We took we we took him to the pool about a week ago and, uh, you know, we remember one that we with the kitties pool it's real shallow and kind of. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Not steep at the edge at all it's very very you know. Yeah, yeah, I know. Well, Patricia sitting there. We're keeping eye on Allie she's doing all of this like a little money going all the ways. And I have an ion Mikey a little bit. Yeah. He starts flowing on his back. He starts putting his head underwater. He's trying to swim this guy's a water rat. Huh. I couldn't believe I mean, I stood there. I mean sat there and watched him. He's not afraid to put facing the water. Yeah huh. You know, and he knows not to drink the water. 5. And I was, I mean, I was really impressed. All right. And now, he's trying to talk to, I can't shut him up. It's, not. Okay. He knows a lot of words, but he's a really fascinated with the sound of the voice, you know, so in the morning, you hear me. Yeah. Yeah, King a night hearing hacking before he goes to bed. [laughter]. And now, he's helping him quite a bit too because she talked to him regularly. I. You know, like why don't you understand me. Yeah, yeah, [laughter]. I'm talking to you. Listen to me. I have to talk to you in English [laughter]. [laughter]. It comes up with these bootable saying my God, I mean, she is a faster. All right. She is she's don't crosswords with her. Oh. Huh. You know you know, it's like to get an argument with a three year old that'll lose, huh huh. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. Tell me how we're going. Okay. Um, I just finished this finished up last week, but now I gotta, I still got the softball thing going on right now. I got A I went back to Barnett bank and I got a couple positions open. Oh. I gotta go back Thursday for for. My time or. A part time. That's. Cool. Just saw be income coming at night just need enough just to get by well it'll be. Okay with both of us working. Softball. Huh. And I work part time at the bank. This is I need to concentrate on my schoolwork. Yeah, was done. Like, yeah, I got two more classes. I'll be all finished up in December. This requires a lot of work. Huh. You have a green. What, uh? Computer information system. And you already have a degree and what. Um, political. Fine. Medical . Hell may we help simpler temper down here. That. Yeah. [laughter]. What I'm asking? Yeah. But this is very difficult there trying very hard. You know, and any avenue they take is gonna be difficult and and I don't think, there's the right 1. Yeah. 6. I don't think is wrong either. But. Yeah. It's it's very complex down here and I could really go into it, but it's, you know, when you get down the, we talk about and it's not has explained it to you already. Yeah, yeah, she has it. But I maybe she has or has and Patricia doesn't have a full grasp of it. Sometimes. Yeah. And it's not a discount it's just that you know, I've got some strange. Friends down here. Strange. Yeah. Got American Jim Johnson he's from Alabama and I don't trust southern people. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]. You know that he's. Okay to talk to everything. 68 years old and it's like a 20 year old live from paycheck to paycheck retirement check retirement check. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]. Yeah, I I'm I'm doing okay, don't worry. Because like we we got we're. Oh. Okay, for a top wise got income coming in, but I don't know more by by Thursday with Barnett bank. Huh, uh, so, uh, what's happening. Huh. When I come down here is they try to get their work gonna work for old company or? I think so, yeah, and so should be a social worker. Oh. Huh. Rita or we don't know where but. Oh. Oh. And I'm. Yeah, what happened. The . The earthquake. I didn't. I just. Over in . Well over the data with a very. Yeah, yeah, we talked to her mother on mother and father on Sunday. . Huh. Wasn't too much. There there many. Oh. On Sunday. Huh. Huh. Okay. Are these okay and I thought I talked it over here a couple days ago. Yeah. I went low. Yeah, it was gonna say too much. . This is the the center of it was in Florida. Yeah, I'll worry about that. Yeah. Trying to apartment a one story house that you can't [laughter]. Yeah. [laughter]. Sure. Yeah, how do I. You know. Yeah. It's really terrifying. He got a 5th floor and you got three more floors. Oh yeah. Above you. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, like a picture we took a few. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. I took you those pictures right. Yeah. Some of them. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that was funny. That was very funny. Tell you you know people don't know what it is. They think, like maybe got thrown up against the wall or something. You know when you tell me, he fell out the. Yeah. Huh. Huh. I think what you should do in perspective is have somebody standing over you or something like that. Yeah huh. You know, I mean, you know, I mean, let me see I've had a comparison like, oh yeah, you know, it's just looks a against the wall, but we have plenty time to screw around with us yet. Yeah. Oh yeah, [laughter]. Oh. I know, 16 weak or 15 a half weeks. . How is a how we're doing? Okay. I mean. It's it's getting too many people here. Oh. Moving crazy around. Beach is crazy. Yeah. Yeah, like. Go to be very much. Yeah, we did the last couple weeks. Um, I had a Empire school. . Huh. Our training at night 630-830. Huh. Oh. I took Nana her mother and Lydia to the Beach drop them off at the Beach. And then I pick them up. And we went a couple times, St. Pete, Beach and Clearwater Beach really nice. Huh. They build a big. They build a bigger peer on Clearwater Beach. What. They they tore down the pier and build another. 60. Yeah. It tore 60 down. Yeah. M. And and and they put another one higher or shorter. Yeah. Huh higher and yeah longer it's really neat. The same same either. . Looking and they have plans for another 1. Same place. Yeah, it's kinda crazy. Like a. Like you see a Disney world or something that something really. Well. Yeah, so that's good. That's wild. Yeah, I got a lot of changes going on around here. Huh. At. Where is where I used to be it's like you might as well move away from there? You know, that's for mom, dad being there. Yeah. Yeah. Whatever we moved back and say whenever you know, we're thinking of like a. Yeah. Thing, withdraws back is the mom and dad and they're not gonna be on forever. You know, so we're looking like you know, new Smyrna is over on East coast. Yeah. Yeah. It'll be near Orlando and everything. South of St. Huh. Augustine or Vero Beach. Yeah, I'm not. The new area over there. Yeah, it's. My. Or even Venice down in that, but that's kind of a be normally develop now you know. Yeah, the Venice or Naples or North North Fort Myers. It. Yeah, that's a nice low area. Used to be read it used to be red. Nick area. . But now, it's. I mean, I like something the way clear. What it was do you remember? Yeah, yeah, some all town, but now, it's getting to. Hello, is this too big? You too many people on there.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. Located the recorded. Absolutely how, um, how you feeling. Oh. you know with the end of pregnancy it's [laughter]. You just can't wait until it's. All done. And over with. Yeah, how late were you. You were do the same day as me right. October 30. Yes, it was almost a week. No, God, that is like the most horrible. Thought to me in the world. It was really long it's felt really long. I can't even tell you. Yeah, I know, it's it's. Yeah, I don't wish. Don't wish on anyone it's hard to wait actually is close to 10 is it 10 days. No. Oh. no, no, it would've been a week. Just a week. Yeah, when I the, I belong to this computer list right of woman who are uh, they're. . All due in October or November. Oh yeah. And, um, one of the ladies on the list was due two weeks ago. Oh. wow. And she doesn't wanna be induced. I really don't understand that at all. So she keeps canceling her inductions. That's. Interesting. Yeah. Well, see the only problem is she doesn't understand. I mean, granted it's fine to go natural and to make sure you know when the baby's weight baby's ready, but the baby also grows, huh. Yeah. I know. No, no really difficult to get them out also. Yeah. You you you pull sensor starts to breakdown also. Yeah, I know when you you start to have less amniotic fluid because the baby's bigger. Yep. Yep. I think it's totally a bad idea, but huh. Well I I think it's a fine idea. Only if there was a difference between if she was absolutely sure about her dates and the doctors was different on his date. Yeah. Oh yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Because, um, I just had to some this patient in today. Um, she, uh, the wife. Huh. Insisted that the baby should be due on the 14th. According to her calculations and the doctor was like no you're wrong. You know, the baby is due on the 7th or something like that. She said no, no and and the way she calculates she's very good about taking her temperature and knowing exactly I think the moment of obligation. . And, um, so sure enough the baby was born on the 13th. So she was she was accurate. Yeah, I met someone last night and one doctor. She has two different doctors. And they have two weeks difference between them. Oh. well, yeah. So that could be a big difference. You know, huh. Very big. Yeah, you know, it's funny. Now how much do you find you're talking to woman about babies and pregnancy? Oh. you know, I see I'm talking to them a lot, but like I'm still not really interested in babies they're, not. [laughter]. There. I mean, I see them and like I look at them and stuff, but like I don't have any great desire to hold one or her [laughter]. Yeah. Wait till you have your own. Yeah. I just got off the phone with my. Um, my uncle Diane's father and he said you would not believe what doubting parents to both of them. Oh yeah. Oh my God. Are they are constantly? Diane C. Diane is so doting. She is she's constantly playing and picking him up and cuddling Antonio as soon as you know, it's like you'll be walking by the house and and and he's busy doing something, but as soon as he sees the baby is like stop what he stop what. He's doing go play with the baby. I'm, not faster. The two then we're just you know, totally into it. Oh yeah. Well that's. Great. But I knew Diane would be that way because it was that way with hyphen. Well, the way she was with type in really. Yes, very much that way, but previously, Diane, like you know, years ago, you we never would've said anything like that you know, previously, we've always understood. That Diane probably won't have any children. Because she's she's not very patient she's, not really, um, soft with you or affectionate really so, but, um, yes big change big changes. Yep. Yeah. Yeah, why huh. I thought it was bad. And the first 1. Yeah, I heard you call us. Oh. no, oh. I then I thought, oh. no, carries lost the baby. Huh. Because I figured she said nothing was wrong with you, but but something's happened, huh. Oh. [laughter], I didn't realize it the first time I called and I left a message and like, oh. no she's gonna think I had the baby and then the second time I called it's like, oh. no she's gonna think something's wrong. [laughter]. I completely forgot about it here. [laughter]. And when did I speak to? Oh. it's. Just like two weeks ago. [laughter]. That's right. Cause you know about my parents not coming right. Yeah, yeah, but you told us about the Lane to. Yeah, okay. Oh yeah, that's. Just not even two weeks ago. Like last week, [laughter]. Huh. Yeah, well, it's. This damn thing. See, um, this is actually normal free phone call. We each got what. Oh. all right. And his and he's been waiting for a month to call up his friends who live in the Netherlands. Yes. And they're, never there. Never there. And his his phone call expires tomorrow. Oh. wow. Oh. wow. So I figured out what the hell. I'll call you. Now what do you what do you get this thing through. Oh. I don't know, it's. Just some damn research thing that somebody passed on to me and we actually not only do I um, get the free phone call, but they send me $10 for making it. Oh. that's, great. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. No [laughter]. I won't have [laughter]. Okay, $5 and then they huh. That is incredible. That. Huh. They actually have to pay people to make phone calls. I don't. We just recently turned off our, um, a are long distance telephone and any even things anything outside of just locality just to our general locality because, um, we're, just being really cheap and we've transferred it to our,. No [laughter]. We we transferred it to our, uh, our business you know, we just can only make calls for business. Oh yeah. Well, which is great for techs deduction. It keeps our bill at home really low to. . Yeah. Craig wants no, you want a half. Hold [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Have you have you played it off? I totally forgot. How to play you kidding I'm? So bad. Did you I think Diane Diane, state a few times, huh? A game, but don't, tell them that tell them, I pay all the time. [laughter], tell them, I play all the time at least once a week. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I always get annoyed because every time we go over his parents as if we're going over there on a Sunday or something. He they're all like all right, let's play cards has all [laughter]. Huh. Oh. you haven't gotten that. Well, there's. All these other games. Um, who chimney thing or what did they used to play. Pat. And those guys a. Oh. now. Yes, ma'am. And that's the that's, the catch dear. And and Tim Harrington cheated for 20 years for the last 15 years. [laughter], something like that. I know I know, but you know, he made the rules. So. Isn't hilarious. I know. I was thinking about them the other day because I thought, um, because I was thinking for some reason it was such a silly thought. I was thinking about architecture. I remember that I think they had a nice house. [laughter]. I start looking. I was thinking about California style home [laughter]. Yeah, they had a beautiful house. That's really fine. I never actually went to it, but um, I remember carries talking about it. I just bought her. A lot. Yeah, it was mater. It was sort of silly because it was almost right next door to that. It was some toll right. Crappy house that that Pat lived in and it was, I think was right next to that. Yeah, yeah with tips house and his a wife moved in when they got married, I think. Yeah. Yeah, probably took him for half of it now. So who knows who owns half. And that other one too that had a really nice house, the the one who's husband died and then she moved to LOS Angeles and they never heard hiding or her her again. Um, Arlene was that her name. Hello. Oh. With agent. I don't know whether she's Filipino or what. But she was agent some kind of Asian. Oh. I don't. Remember who that was huh. You remember her. I know I don't remember. Yeah, her husband down to Mexico. Cause cause Arlene, Arlene. Was Tim's wife. Okay, yeah, and then there was another one who's who's, husband went down to Mexico and caught some old virus. It. Oh. that's, right. That's, right. Yeah, that's really sad. And they had a really beautiful house, right there too. Yeah, yeah, strange sort of block, but then again in that area sort of they don't people. Yeah. Don't really care about big house next to small house sort of thing. It's like you take the view as you get it and that's it. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. They build it higher and higher. Yes. Oh. so how you feeling you're feeling. Energetic or tired or are you going. Yeah, I'm starting to get contractions now like painful, contractions. Is. Gee it's. Gonna come. So fast. You know, you still have two weeks left don't. You. Yeah, but you know, probably. Lesson. Oh. no less than that 10 days. Not two weeks. It was two weeks yesterday. Oh. And, uh, and I actually had a doctor's appointment yesterday and everything's fine. My doctor's like the most non like I don't know whether he's just not interested in it just doesn't care or what. But he told me I don't even have to come in next week. If I didn't want to. Oh. That. Um, he would. Uh, if I could find someone to take my blood pressure. E. What does it take my blood pressure and check my Aaron? I think I'm like how who the hell is gonna take. Yes. Huh. I have friends. I'm. Uh. I gotta find someone to do that. Well, we, um, when I was when I had Tyson, we had something called share care because well, you said you don't have a private it's. Okay. All public there. Isn't. Yeah, there's. No such thing as private here. Yeah, so I had I paid for a private doctor and if I had private health insurance, I could have him, but I paid for him and, um, he would just do most of my check ups towards the end like he did it at 20 weeks and then like it 28 weeks and then as of about I think the last month I had to see him once a week now I almost could've bagged. Yeah. Yeah. Those visits and it's a good thing. He came to Harvey Bay doesn't. He doesn't come here anymore. Now the only option that we have private optician at we have in town is only in Merle and he's, which is a half hour away and you basically just sit in the office and you come in and they just take your blood pressure and they talk to you. Okay. Yeah. How you going and might feel around maybe a little bit there's? No internal exam of course, and then that's it I mean, I can go to my doctor and do the same. So I'm a little bit torn as to how to go next time as far as a proper, you know, going private at all. Yeah, I would be so much different. If I had a baby again. I mean, well, we do plan actually on having more than one, but uh, you know, I just, I mean, I just thought it would be. Yeah. So different. I mean, I I find that. I don't need to see the doctor. I have no desire to see the doctor you know. Yeah, you sort of you get it. I thought I would. You get a bit afraid. You know, like I I was quite right and I was always good with my visits and did my visits and I sort of realized that I I don't think I actually did my follow up with doctor stocks because, oh. no, I didn't wanna follow up, but I had to do another 1. Yes. Huh. I just didn't show up for that one because it was a little ridiculous at that. the follow up that he saw me after I had the baby was how's the baby. How are you? Yeah. Yeah, Gali. Fine. Fine. Well, you're that's. It see you. No that's. The doctor does he make sure that the baby's head down. He takes my blood pressure and that's it. You know, and it's like you know, by the time. You've been pregnant for you know, X number of months. You're, the one who's gonna know whether there's something wrong more than the doctor. Yes, uh huh. So you know, it's. All up to movement. If the baby stops moving then you know, you don't call up the doctor you go straight to the hospital. Absolutely. So you know. Yes. And that's that's a scary thing. Isn't. It. Oh my God, I know I hate it when he stops moving. Yeah, actually, I was bad too. Because, um, I you know you have to keep Register of the the Moon. Oh. no, they don't. Make us do that. Really all you had a count and, um, I just get really lazy some days and just sort of you know, lie on the sheet. . How many [laughter]? [laughter]. Well, it must be hard for you to because I know like I said in my computer. All day long. So you know, I can be fairly a. K. Like it's easy for me to tell when the baby's moving, but when I'm at home or I'm standing up or I'm walking around you know, you just forget it. Oh yeah. Yeah, time goes on really quickly. I mean, I know it was things are still going fine here. He was pretty active and actually we're going away tomorrow because, um, we had made plans to go to the Sunshine coast with my parents. Huh. So then we're gonna we're gonna go now. Huh. Anyway, with with Thompson and this is gonna be well, we took that trip with Tyson went of course to the States you can't really plan on doing things with kids used to bring them along and then in in January, we went to this resort, just across the Island and, um, that's when was about 14 months and that was a bit of fun because we you know, we're staying at a resort and and he was in the pool, a lot and there's a bit of fun, but there wasn't much else to do. Huh. Otherwise so this time where we're going is that there's a lot of things to do we're gonna take him to this. Um, an Ocean area. Oh that'll be fun. See the fish and that seal shows and all the sort of stuff then you can even. Oh. that'll be great. Oh. I know you can pick up a little turtles and all that sort of stuff. So. And I just can't wait and. That is gonna be so much fun. Oh. and then we're going to the gingerbread factory and that's to have to to trains and has an animal Park where you can pick up baby animals and they'll. Oh. [laughter]. God. Wait [laughter]. [laughter]. I just can't wait we're going tomorrow morning. [laughter]. I was just so excited. Okay, I believe you're a mother it's such a gosh, [laughter]. [laughter]. You're gonna be calling me up in the year. You're gonna go. Oh. and we're going here. And we're doing this. [laughter]. They were so excited. And we can't wait. No. There's. This one friend and her daughter is like totally into the Renaissance period. Huh. So they go to Renaissance fares to watch jousting terms. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh my God, I tried to describe all that to peer to people it said you know, it's the Renaissance festival and they sort of like [laughter], but that was fun though. Huh. Yeah. They don't get it, huh. Okay, I remember that. Well, I went with you. Didn't. Yeah, we went remember. I. I bought that little a thing. Yes. Do you still have it? Oh no, it broke years ago. The fairy. Yeah, oh yeah, broken one of my, you know, God. It broke. I don't know, who's moved more me or you, but probably neck and neck, but yeah. . Huh. Yeah, that's stupid isn't. It that was nice little case. Actually. Bye. Now is your mother still gonna come. Yeah, she's supposed to come on Saturday. Oh wow. Yeah, it's a little bit of a bummer because last weekend was money. Norms last weekend alone and uh, and we had errands to do. Yeah. So we so our last weekend alone was still doing error and. Oh. Oh. that's. Not good. Payment. So she's coming until the baby is born, obviously. Yeah. Well, yeah, I don't know, what's gonna happen. She called us. She's gonna stay a long time then isn't. She. Well, you know, she called up. She was supposed to come on the 28th which is a week from Saturday. You know, three days before I was due and, um, she called up about a week and a half ago and asked you know, could she come early because you know, I guess, she's having problems with and she didn't, uh? Yes. . Elaborate. She just said, can I come early and you know of course? I said, well, yeah, sure why not you know. And did they still go up and down the relationship? Oh God, every six months. She calls me up. I'm leaving Don. Like well, that's, good mom. You know, we all. Oh. shoot. Uh, you know whatever you wanna do. We all love you. You know, we we want to support you and you know, I've learned not to say anything about that about Don. Huh. So we just a. You know, it's always just we love you. We want you to do what you want to do. And you know, we all support you in your decision. . You know, so and then the weekend and then she'll call up the next week, right. And you know, doesn't say anything, doesn't even mentioned that you had an argument that she was thinking of leaving him, you know, nothing. Huh huh. She well, oh too bad. Yeah, but yeah, you know, I'm sitting here and I have, um, this picture, I was just staring at this picture over on my. Over on my, uh, my bookcase like I'm sitting at the bookcase and I realize it's it's a picture of little naked type, huh. Yes. Like you know, pop schools, [laughter]. Is it [laughter]? She [laughter], huh. Oh. that's. It that's a cute 1. Yeah. Actually [laughter]. Yeah, I still have all those pictures somewhere for you. [laughter]. [laughter]. I think it's really stinks that my my mother in law, even ask me. She says Mary. No, because it from the latest roll filler. All these really cute pictures. A Tyson. Oh yeah, she want to make this calendar up for Christmas. You know of all the grandkids and I'm like, yeah, I'll, bring it over. Oh. that's nice. And that's like I don't have no idea where they are now. . I have half at the office half at home. Huh. I got a file here. I bought, I had brought pictures for you and I wrote this letter. [laughter]. And then now I never sent it and then I realized the information is not pertinent anymore. Huh. And I got a half written letter to carry this is a great 1. Um, oh. this is great. Great oh yeah, here we go, dear. Carrie good I'm. A happy birthday. Your old bet. Huh. How you must be surprised about receiving a letter and a birthday card? Well, I finished work last week. I'm officially on maternity leave [laughter], huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. yes, yes, yes, I have to get my life. Totally organized and complete the in file. That's been growing for about the last 12 months. On top of all that. Cat. I'm tired.10am'] and take to our app after lunch. That is. Well. I forgot about all this. It oh yeah, I read it to me. That's. Great, right at the same time. Is like it. You were as I am now. That's exactly right. Oh wow, what else does it say. I think that's the normal pregnancy thing. Yeah. Do you believe that I'm going to be apparent within one month and that's the end of the letter? [laughter]. [laughter], never got far enough. Oh. wow. The big one for Janice dated August the 20th. But I think that was the one after I had a fight with Craig there's, something about seeing a counselor on it. Huh. And here's a deer. Huh. Diane letter. Huh. Um, maybe. And it starts off maybe this letter will get mailed, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. So we ask you did you guys a circumcise Payson or not. So. No . Oh yeah, you didn't. Yeah, we got into a huge fight about that. No it's, not the thing here. Oh. yeah, well you know if I wasn't Jewish. I wouldn't. I mean, it's totally like. Oh yeah. It's totally not a like it's totally not medically indicated. It's stupid to do unless you're doing it for religious reasons, but we got into a huge fight about that. Yes. Yes. Does he want it or he didn't want or? Now. He didn't want it because there's really no reason to do it. Yeah. You know, like. If you're gonna raise them as a Jule he'll. It. Have to be anyway, then won't. He yeah. Yeah, but see, we don't know what we're gonna do about all that are you guys the same religion. No he's . And I'm Catholic. Huh. And does that create problems? Like those are pretty different aren't. They. Yeah, and so I think, well, it's just that the the Anglican is allowed. Divorce [laughter]. Huh. The very it's, a casual Catholicism [laughter]. Huh. Okay. But um, the Church. Um, I think the principal's are pretty similar. Huh. . We haven't. Uh, the only actually we're gonna we're gonna make things easier in ourselves. We're we're gonna enroll Tyson in a a Christian school. So that, um, we would have to, um, sort of participate in the community or in the uh, the Church community through him. No, you can't. Huh. So it will sort of allow us to start participating and get us into the into it because we won't do it on our own. Yeah, I understand that. Yeah. So there there are a couple of schools as far as the the, um, the public schools anyway in in the Bay pretty pretty shoddy. Huh. Well, apparently the education is just okay, but discipline all is really pretty horrible. Huh. And, um, there there is just recently there's a Anglican college that's been billed and it's just absolutely superior education. Huh. We requested information starts from grade one or starts actually from free school. Yep. So so he can go in at about the age of three or four or four years old and absolutely excellent in education and, um, at the end sport and also community service like even by like grade nine they have to participate in some sort of community service whether it be through a military or in hospital or something. Huh. That's not. Huh. They have to you know, they have to be active in the community to. So the requirements are really high and and, um, the education is fairly expensive, but but we feel that that's gonna be the best thing for him, but because otherwise we're, not churchgoers, we don't. Huh. Do anything with the Church. So. Yeah. Huh. I don't know what we're gonna do they you know the schools here. It's really weird. They don't have non religious schools here. Oh wow, really. Like the public schools or religious schools. Oh wow. Doesn't like totally the most bizarre thing. That's very strange. Now, it's, mainly Catholic isn't. It. Yeah, so yeah, so our cable go to Catholic school there's, just no question about that. Because. But there's not a jury school. Well, there there are Jewish schools, but we're, not, um, what we thought we would do is that the kid would go to Catholic school and then you know, enroll and then I would enroll them in like Jewish religious training or whatever you know, like Hebrew school or something like that. . That's, right. That's, right. You know, but then you know, but then it's the truth that you it's the truth that you have to make a commitment to you. Yeah. Can't, just enroll your kid and expect your kid to. Absolutely. Uh. . You know, do it on his home and you're not gonna participate? Absolutely. Definitely takes family . So. Because especially with a bit of a an awakening, especially when I requested the information from the school. Huh. I got this whole package on the goals of the school with the children's education and and, um, there, um, what do you call it? Their their mission statement. . And all you know this that and this and what's expected of the child and what's expected of the parents and I was like, wow, wow, you know, we're gonna have to participate [laughter], but that was good too. Huh. My God. Alright, there huh. Because I realize you know, um, you know maybe we need something like that. Yeah, yeah, I have a friend and you know, she goes to Church all the time and stuff and she's not like, um, and and she tells me some of the stuff that like the Church is done for her and I mean, I'm really not into the religious aspect of it at all like you know, I'm really not into the whole you know, Jesus Christ. Okay. . Bye. Well, obviously because I'm, jealous, right, but like the whole community, the part of her being this, you know, part of this community is like totally great. Yeah. Well, that's. You know. Yeah, that that is the nice part of it. Yeah. Actually and also, um, well, you're fortunate they're things private. Well, I guess the real Christian Christian schools because I think that that just betters the quality of not just the education, but you know, personal education the child because, um, that's one thing a lot of since the in colleges come in and family that I know the that I've sent the children going from the public system on to this. Yeah. Yeah. Um, the Anglican college whether they be from a religious family or not. So the children have just become. So altruistic. You know, they they have genuine concern for the other classmates and and, um, they also think it's great because now now, um, there their education is not disruptive. . You know that there's not other children creating problems in the class. Oh yeah, right. And everybody is very respectful of each other. Huh. And that's really nice. Yeah. I mean, I have I have kids that I see here in the office that you know the the reason why they're in is because they're hurting themselves because kids are doing mean things to them in school they're. . Pulling chairs out from under them knocking them over pushing them over. Oh. my God. Yeah, it's it's horrible. This is really horrible. Just rough housing lots of lots of rough housing. Huh. So. Huh. But you know, it's it's funny. When you start thinking about these things off then you start taking this really responsible role and now what's, my child's education gonna be like? Right now, [laughter]. I know. So we do about the baptism and stuff. Did you have any problems with that because he's Anglican did they say anything or a? No I'm. Actually, is not anything in particular. So we we did. Huh. No, but I mean, it was Craig being like you know in and did you have to talk to the priest first or. Oh. no, no problem at all. Yeah, we had to go for an individual because we had it done, you know, we had it done at St. Yeah, I remember. Serial. Yeah. And no there's. Absolutely. No problem. Nothing. Huh. And and and I would still think that that would they would be considered interdenominational. You know, marriage and as opposed to you know, like definitely a difference between Catholic coliseum and Julian. But I don't think it makes a difference. You know, like as long as there's a there is a difference. They just ask you, um, you know how you wanna raise your child. I think they asked me that. Okay. Yeah, they might have you had asked now they were just they would all they took for granted. Was that. Oh. he's gonna be baptized. The Catholic Church. Huh. So they obviously gave us. Our responsibilities from the Catholic. of view. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, because we don't know what we're gonna do about that yet. We haven't decided because, um, like from what I understood having a baptism is like a promise to the Church that you're gonna raise the child as a Catholic and to believe that Jesus Christ is you know the Lord, which is I mean, it's? Hello. Okay, it would be okay for norm to make that promise right. Oh yeah. But I certainly couldn't make that promise you know, but. Actually that that was an issue. Because that I remember that now. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Yes, that was an issue. And, um, the issue was is that the the, unfortunately, we did the baptism for for virtual. Okay. Huh. You know, it was basically for family in a ritual and also almost like Tyson's coming out party as opposed to, um, a true symbolism for us because we accepted that that Tyson would be baptized and, um, and he would eventually have a Christian education, but there was no promise to the Catholic Church in our book, huh. Okay. Yeah, okay. Huh. Okay. We cross our fingers during that part of a and it was seeing it, but it, but it was definitely issue because we had to think, well why are we doing this are we being true to ourselves. [laughter]. Oh. okay, okay, yeah. Why are we doing it, but we did use it for several reasons? Huh. You know, it is important for my parents. Yeah, well, your parents very important to my inlaws too. It was important for my dad and it was. Yes. And and we're comfortable with that. You know, it was fine. Huh. We were very comfortable with that. Yeah. And it only meant to us that was gonna have a Christian education. That was it. Okay, yeah, we have to runaround and you know go and talk to the priest and stuff. Yeah. Actually, I called up a Rabbi. And I'm like you know, well, what happens if we have like a Jewish naming ceremony I'm, like you know, I'm like what does that mean to have a Jewish naming ceremony. . You know, because I was trying, I was trying to figure out like I know what it means to have a baptism right. I mean, it's a promise. So I was trying to figure out what does it mean to have a Jewish naming ceremony, right. Yeah. What's, right huh? And, um, and the rabbis like, well, you know if you're Jewish your babies Jewish. Yes after the month. I'm like well, I'm like, yeah, well, I understand that that's. The way that you know, that's, what the Jews believe, I'm like, but what does that mean it turned my husband? Yes, but that doesn't mean the reality, yes huh. You know, I mean, I'm making a promise to you know, the Jewish religion that I'm you know, that this child's gonna be Julie. I said because I can't make that promise because you know, they'll probably go to Catholic school too and the guy's like, well if you're Jewish, the baby is yours. Yeah, bye. [laughter]. Sources, but yeah, you had a real Jewish access. Yes. You know, so I think was a real forceful Rabbi like well if you're a Jewish babies, Joyce, you know, there's. Good. Oh. wow. No question [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. that's. Like [laughter]. It. I know, it's pretty funny. Well, you know, things things changed over a period of time. Yeah. Do you know like you know, certainly in the nineties? You have people that they they mix things they mix and match as far as the religion is concerned. Yeah. How you're gonna raise a child? So if you, if you're, not. So keen on well, let's. Talk about this and let's figure out you know what does it mean. If he's going through this naming ceremony and all he just sticks to is dogma and you're not supportive of that. Yeah. Well, then you still want to do your own thing anyway. Well, you know should I should I go through both ceremonies or or you know what I I feel to tell you the truth. Yeah, that's. It. A lot of the stuff is actually crap anyway because technically child should decide later on for themselves. If they wanna be baptized. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's. The way the, um, the minutes do it. Oh. I have a friend that's a minute and they don't believe in baptizing, the baby. They baptize as an adult. I think that's probably more reasonable. Yes, because it's you know, it's the child's decision. Actually. I mean, it's it's, the person's decision rather than the parents. . Yeah. Now the Catholic get into the because the first thing, the reason why you have to have your child baptized is not just for the promise of education, but is that if the child dies, the child will go to Heaven? Yeah. Yeah, I know that. [laughter]. Five cents. And what if that's really true, huh. Well, that's, exactly that's, another reason for for going for the old baptism [laughter]. [laughter]. Meanwhile, they're, gonna be they're gonna be monitoring. This folk, really. [laughter]. [laughter], the philosophers [laughter]. [laughter], like you could tell I have a degree in science, huh. You should ask. You should ask them for the tape. [laughter]. Hey huh. We want to remember this [laughter]. Oh. so funny here. So many I mean, my mother in law's gave us a little lecture and then there's this other guy and he was just telling us like I couldn't believe someone actually say this to us, but it's going. Well, it's a friend of ours. You know, he's gonna you really have to pick one religion because you know, you can't raise the kid in both religions because they're just gonna get to confuse and they're gonna have an identity Kristin. Oh. [laughter], like insured, erotic, huh. I'm like. Oh. huh. Wait till you have the baby. I mean, this is you know, religion is been important issue, but wait, I have the baby. To. It all the different ways. They're gonna be told about everything now nursing mothers will say the baby. Oh. my God. All the baby needs is breast mail that's. It only breast mail your mother in law is gonna say I'll. Give the baby a bottle, a give the baby, some water. Oh. I know. My mother in law was on my baby's need water babies need water and my mother in law is dead set against breastfeeding. She didn't think it was natural [laughter]. [laughter]. 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Um, department anyway, they're doing this research and so I thought now who can I talk to speaking with this outside the U S and you know, Allison is in Thailand. Right it's really interesting. Now, but I don't know how to get a hold of her. Really. They just left. Is she still with car with Carl? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, well, he's kind of the impetus. Yeah. I think to make moves all the time you know. Wow. Allison. I think might stay in one spot even though that wasn't the way she grew up, but yeah, they, um, they left July 30th and they went to Bangkok and they'll be. Huh. Huh. Okay. I think they signed like a two year contract, but they get one free trip home in the summer, which I think it's really a good benefits because it's very expensive to get there. Huh. Yeah, sure. So. And they still have just one daughter. Yes, and I think that's probably all because I'm. I think, Carl feels like people like me over populate the world. Bye. [laughter]. [laughter]. I have three sons now. Really gosh. Yeah, and. All boys. Yes, no girls huh. Oh my gosh, oh that's. So interesting and you know, jazz, Jasmine and Sophie. Are taking swimming classes with Winston and I was yeah, and I was thinking of asking for your address and I thought no he's. Oh. are they. So forgetful he'll, never remember it's, not worth it. Well, he he never would or he he he wouldn't know how to you know, he wouldn't know how to get it. [laughter]. I I used to call him. Really. Well, just just Winston I know you know, I used to call him. Huh. Everyone's while, but they're niece like she's. I think she's the oldest of all the. Of all the kids. The one who's. I don't know if you know, much about the family, but the one who's father got killed in Nicaragua fighting, but anyway,. No. Huh. She was living in the house and she's kind of. I don't know. I don't. I don't know if she would've been this way if she hadn't had all the problems had her life, but she's kind of a goose ball and she ran up such big bills that I don't think, they've had a phone for a whole year because she can't pay them off, but. Wow. And I don't know if she's still living there. Huh. Now, but I can give you my address. Yeah, I yeah. I'm. So glad you know how I have your number. Bye. I [laughter]. I was wondering about that. You talked to junior. No, no, well, I did talk to junior, but she didn't give well, actually, she wasn't there. . The day I called, I talked to Ralph, but um, the last time I was in Honduras, which is nearing two years it's gonna be two years in January. Um, I saw your husband. I was as I was leaving the Airport and I had my bill filled out and he wrote it on this little pad in my bill for you know, what I don't have a lot of things, but I still have that. [laughter]. Huh. Oh my gosh, and I don't remember it. I thought, well, I'm gonna take it. So. Huh. And I don't remember him telling me that he saw you. Oh. he probably spaced it. He was, I think he was in the middle of some kind of work project or something. Maybe where you. Picking up people from peace corps probably, huh. Something like that. Yeah, but that was right out. Huh. I mean, that's a long time ago that was right after the, um, the change of the government, we were down because of that. Huh. Huh huh. Oh anyway. So three boys Barb, wow. Yeah, my hands are so full. Yeah, I remember you said last time that the doctor said that you had to have a baby because of your overage or whatever just to keep everything in order. Well, if I wanted to have a child, I should do it. So you went all out, huh. You know, and so that push me, he said that we don't want you to have a baby if it's gonna create problems, but if you want to have one this is the time and it actually did turn everything around for me. Oh. that's. What it was? I don't know if it works that way for everybody, but those hormones kind of took care of the problems. I was having I was starting to have the problem again before like it was only maybe three months afterwards. I got pregnant, but I could already feel the pain and all that. So I thought so good when I was pregnant. Wow. I just felt like it was a medical and then, oh. yeah, and then breastfeeding, those rooms also help. Really. So I feel just fine. I hope I hope I never have to deal with in SIS again, but who knows after three may. Teach. So your first boy is joy. All or no. No . Oh. no, oh huh. No or no else. And he's seven and a half that's, how that was we probably haven't. 7.5. We haven't seen each other Ali. Yeah in a long time, huh. Because I. And your other two boys. Um, Thomas's 3. Huh. It's Thomas is Ellen and then I have a baby who's. Mhm. Just gonna turn 10 months. And what's, the baby's name. That's login address. Huh. Oh. how nice. 7. And you have to. So you're gonna keep going or [laughter]. Oh. well, I I I thought I was done really after Thomas, not that I think two is the perfect number, but I didn't expect to get pregnant a 3rd time. Huh. I it just kinda that happened when I was under. [laughter]. That was really so. And I was so angry at Oster that I just knew there was no way that I could ever even think of going to bed with [laughter]. So and that's what happened. [laughter]. But I love my little baby and. Huh. Yeah, and you're still with Oscar, right that's. Bye. Well, we're still married, but he's doing his own thing like usual. Bye. So I've pretty much take care of the crew. Huh. All alone. He calls to see how they're doing and pops in every once in a while, but it's tough, it really is and his daughter less here too she's got well, she has since. Wow. She does. I think they've been here. Five years. Now. Five years of summer because we were figuring that they could apply for citizenship both asked her and Leah. Um, he's 20 and she just turned 18 now he doesn't live here. Wow. . He had kind of well, so it's a long long story, but um, at 1. when I got really irritated with Oscar, everybody in the family insisted that I was an idiot and I should make him take care of his children, which you know, I really believe happens there. I mean, I mean, it does make a lot of. Intellectual sense. I guess, but they really, I didn't wanna do that to the kids, but I did and so I sent them to stay with him and then I felt bad about it immediately and then he wouldn't. Huh. Let him come back and so it turned into a situation where, Leah was really the one that wanted to come back and ask the junior kinda. Huh. Um, decided that living with his father was what he wanted. And be his mom used to beg him to let her come back and he say, yes, let me hang up the phone. He said I never let you go back there. No, it was real stupid. Huh. It. Wasn't really that he wanted her around, but it was just, I don't know people do stupid things. So. Huh. So they're living within. No, now how long probably two years ago then we she. No. And I worked it out. Well, I got power of attorney from her mom. Cause her mom always had custody and she called me one day when there was nobody in the house, but her and I drove and got her and kind of stole her back was kind of excited. Oh my God. Couldn't believe that I've ever. Do that. Oh. well, I was very exciting. Actually, because. I mean, I had to drive like two and a half hours. So we you know, you didn't know at any moment. Somebody might be coming home. I said it stuff ready and I called when I got to the corner you know, it was it was really something and we just packed the car fraud and there wasn't one inch of space left and then we just flew out of there and we went to the nearest McDonald's to kind of repack where we could bring it, huh. Oh my gosh. With free funny and then you know, he never said a thing about it. He you know, he I know that he knew she's better off here and she had told me that she almost committed suicide once, but you know, he doesn't even know any victims it's, not that he doesn't care about his kids, but he's, not really capable of being a father. Huh. . Huh. Close to. You know, he just. Huh. So, what's doing is she's studying or did she already graduate high school. She's gonna be in her last year of high school and she's been with your mom for two months. Huh. So she'll be coming back tomorrow. Um, so that's that's. Huh. What we have here an Oscar junior has in the last year? He was he graduated one year ago from high school. He started going to school in Missouri and. Then just out of the blue. He told me that he his body want to move back to. Ohio and go to school here, which is really surprising. And then he's kind of saying that living with his father wasn't. What he you know, kind of have? He's a Penny on it has had changed, but they wanted to live in apartment. . They didn't want to burden me anymore with his words, but you know, I know, it's they weren't, they were free , which is great they're 20 you know, so they just moved in about. Yeah. Oh. four blocks. Oh no, maybe further about a mile from us. They live in apartment and that's gonna be really help. Wow. Is gonna be nice. His body is here actually an Oscar. Yeah. Is finishing some work that he was doing. And then he's coming up sometime next week, but that that's kind of Internet, huh huh. Wow. Things would have been going on. I. Well, it's. Interesting. Are you working or you teaching? Oh. yes, well, I don't teach. Yeah. Um, I let's see when I came back. I I thought about basic education because it was really hard to get a job in home Mac, which is probably still that way. And I went for my master's in counseling and. Huh. . Actually, I was asked to come back and be canceled at the American school and that was yeah, I was pregnant with no and I was really torn. I didn't know what to do, but my doctor didn't want me to go back to us because I've been. Huh. So sick before he felt that he. . I really needed. We didn't know how the pregnancy was gonna go, but I I feel like I really I mean, I wasn't really paying that much. Attention to what he said. But that did influence a little bit. So I didn't go and let's. Huh. See what I I guess I was working part time that year doing part time counseling jobs and then that next year. I had to well, I had one offer that I had to take the other one was we're waiting for principal to come back. Um, but I ended up. I wanted to go in to high school counseling, but I couldn't because the principle was out on this boat. They told me and he had to make the decision is like I need this need to know fast. [laughter]. Because I'm pregnant and I cannot you know, risk losing a job. So, I'm at work at the community college, which wasn't. Sure. What I wanted at the time, but as as it turned out it probably was the best? Um, and I like it really well, I I was I canceled for about five years and now I'm in administration. . Oh great. But a couple years after I started there then the high school that's where goes offered me a job again because I knew people there, but that was another tearing kind of things. It's, exactly. What I would've wanted two years earlier, but just the timing was kinda bad? I felt like I'd be really,. Creating some professional bad feelings had I had I left at that. So I stayed where I was and I do a lot of interesting things and I probably would have gotten a little burned out by the game situation. The high school. So this is probably better. So because the games here. . Oh. but it's a nice administration. Administrative job and a community college that sounds like a good job. No. Well, it is you know, you can lose your job at any moment. When you're in, but I mean, you can either the faculty encounters are in the Union just like just like under you know, you say, oh. yes, and they get you know, you just have a lot more power, but I know that when I left that Roy? [laughter]. Wow really. I I I knew if I was gonna do I'm gonna do I need to change and in fact, we have, um, they've been developing a project with believe which is nice and close to oh. not quite there. So maybe someday. Wow. I'll get down to believe, but for me, it almost might be worth to go because I know that if I'm there I'm gonna wanna get on the airplane over a oh. I'm, not gonna care about what's going on in believe. Yeah, just an excuse to get that. And they all know that I'm. Sure, it says like. She can't keep in mind a business she's that close. No, but you'd be able to put it all in proportion in perspective. Well, maybe, but. Now and and and just pay for use some of your vacation time or whatever. And take a trip over, you know. Yeah, I'd have to probably do that. Yeah, now, Jackie told me that you're the principal is Ella. Yeah, principal available in elementary school. Do you like it? Yep. Wow. Well it's it's it's a lot of work. It's a lot of work a lot of responsibility and I'm still it's been five years now. Bye. And so I think I've I've improved a little bit over the past five years, but I don't. I don't know if I'm cut out to be a principal I'm doing it and I think I'm doing it. [laughter]. A fairly good job, but I don't know I I I don't like it a lot. It's, not something. I would like to do for another five years. [laughter]. Huh. But I'll have to see what I can go into next because I don't know if I wanna I'm getting kind of tired of teaching. Actually. So we'll. See. You have any options. Not too many not too many get out of teaching altogether. Yeah. Maybe go work for a id or some place. Yes. Some place else. I don't know. I got a master's degree in education. Huh. But. With Alabama, the university of Alabama, they were down here and they gave a a program and so I did manage to get that, but with a degree in education and experience in schools. Huh. I don't know what else I could do. Yeah, yeah, well, I know the pay situation is always. Yeah. Off and you know if you'll go into the regular economy that would make it hard plus the security of it. All is so bad. Yeah, it's it's getting pretty insecure down here. Pretty they're more thieves than ever it's getting pretty. Yeah, that's. What I've heard? Yeah, but you know, I went back to new Jersey. Huh. Just as fast as a couple months ago and I don't know I don't know if I would wanna go back there to live. I don't think I would wanna go to new Jersey. Huh. Um, I don't know. I I I still like the schools for the kids. You know, the school down here. I think it's an excellent school and you're really taking chances. When you go to the States you know, put them in a public school they're a lot of good ones? To. And a lot that are terrible. No, I agree. Well, I think this is Heidi. Yes, yes. It's better for us. I do, I mean, gosh. Yeah, they're a lot of advantages to living here, but it's still it's getting to be a really dangerous place. I mean, you can't go to a lot of the public parts that you could even go to a few years ago. Really. You know, Park over and in they're dangerous places. Now. Huh. Yeah. I know that leave his mom ax like under this is the most dangerous place in the whole world. She doesn't live there. You know, I think well now let me get this in perspective is it because she doesn't live there anymore or is it really that way. It is so hard when you're not there to know. Well, I think I think it is a bit more dangerous. I mean, you guys when you live in the candy you'd. Have to you know, really make sure things are under lock. And key now. And you know, windows close and you know in walking down town walking on the streets. You just, you just have to be a little more careful. . I mean, you don't live in total paranoia yet, but but it is a little more dangerous there. You know, the level of property. I think it's gotten worse and. Don't know, you did there's they're more thieves. Yeah. And how old are your girls now. Bye. Johnson's 10. And Sophia, six and a half it'll be seven in October. . Wow. Well, I've been there. Those in November, right. Beautiful girl. No, is December he's. Yeah. Just right around Christmas time who did I heard you. December. Huh. Thomas doesn't ever wanna go to sleep at night. So, he's sitting on my lap now. I couldn't. [laughter]. I had such a hard time getting an opportunity to call you because I wanted to not to be a rotten. Our there plus when I could do it without it being interrupted. You know, so I thought I gotta do it tonight. Yeah, yeah. So you know. It if it was lucky we're in we just got home about an hour ago. Oh. well, then it was good timing. We went to Tele. Oh wow, now did you say your school started. Yeah. We started on two weeks from now last week of August. So are you going in already? Yeah, I'm gonna start going in tomorrow. Yeah, I kinda thought you might. Yep. And you told me that Jackie had. Put up with a lawsuit against P scores. [laughter]. Yeah, he's still got that going it's still in court. Nothing's been resolved yet. But he's he is and so he's, not working with them anymore. Huh. Now, he's working with a Japanese the the group of Japanese people that are working with the ministry of health with the project to better health in general here in under. Huh. So he's working with them, but he still got the lawsuit going. Yeah. That's quite something to take on a. I pressed [laughter]. Yeah, because it except, well, it's not the score. It's it's C H P the company that was sub contacted by peace corps, but. Oh. that's, right. Yeah, we'll. See we'll. See how that goes. [laughter]. It's been in court for a while actually and they haven't they haven't gotten to it yet. Bye. Let me give you my address before time. Okay. Uh, they'll tell us when it's time, but I don't want I don't wanna do this. Okay. And then find out. We we best top it's 5620. Yeah. Huh. South 48th avenue. South 48th avenue. Huh. Huh. Oma 68117. 68117. Yeah, and the phone here is 402. Huh. Huh. 731. 731. 4436. 4436. And my office is 402. Uh huh. 449. Huh. 8482. 8482. And I'll. Give you my fax number just in case you guys have fax it's, the same area code 4498319. Wow, okay, yeah. 8319. That's in the office. Right. That's in the office. Yeah, we do have a fax at the house, but I I I have to turn it on and all that. Huh. . And something after left us. Me too. We have a we have a fax here, but I have to turn on the computer and you know, huh. I know. All of that. You know it works if you really want to, but I tell people send me something at the office because it's on 24 hours a day seven days a week and I'll get it, but um, if you now I keep asking my relatives if, um, my in laws, I should say if email has hit her address and they tell me they've heard that it's coming. Extent. Huh. Do you guys hear anything about it? Um, hang on a second has emailed in officially Jackie, come through on theirs or not yet. There. It's in the process. Okay, because as soon as that's there and you guys have access that I mean, that's, great, if I I use that every day and it's in my office. So it should it should. It doesn't cost anything doesn't cost them a thing because the way, it's set up in the States anyways, once you pay your fee, you can use it a 000000 times or one time. It costs the same thing. So. But how about outside of the country. I thought I heard it cost like like it's similar to a to an out of country call. No. Well, I I think it depends on whoever gets a hold of it and sells it. Huh. Who whatever company that's because in believe there's, where they have it there? Yeah, that makes sense. So I thought it's gotta get a oh. and they're much less developed. But um, I guess it's just maybe the the physical being physically closer. Who knows if some monopoly is preventing it, huh? You know, but I know that somebody's in control and believes, and they do cause it to cost money to the other entities. Yeah, there was there was. Huh huh. Anyway, I hope it doesn't say. No, but they're working on that now. So that shouldn't that should be ready to go in the not too distant future. Well if you get an email address just fax me what you have. And I'll send you a little notices once, uh huh, because that it's it's it's. Okay, bye. So much easier than writing letters. Huh huh. And it gets people fast. Huh. Just about. Oh that's. So nice hearing from you. Now, tell me is your family. Well, you said you were in new Jersey. Yeah, my mother was sick. My mother had a had a tumor in one of the loads of her lung and she had that whole load removed and she supposedly didn't need any chemo therapy or any other kind of. Oh. You know, a radiation or anything. Um, the doctor said he got the whole thing. So, we'll. See, we'll. See if she's. I hope so. If she doesn't get it again. But and my brother's living with my mother and my sister is living out in California she's got two kids. Did I don't know if he probably didn't know a few years ago? I had a a nephew with a brain tumor. No, so oh huh huh. And he died he died when he was five years old. He got it when he was like, well, they detected it when he was like two and a half years old. Oh. Yeah, my my youngest brother's oldest boy he's got he's. Got two more boys. Gosh, that. Yeah, that was pretty devastating. Yeah. I've had I had a cousin who had brain cancer. He lived to be 16 that was many many years ago, but you know that you carry that legacy for a long time because we still talk about it like you were yesterday. Yeah. You know, it's very. That's, how my sister in law is. Yeah, she's talking about this about about the little boy. All the time and, uh, it's only been a year since he died maybe that's part of it, but um, she's doing all kinds of volunteer work with different cancer organizations. . Yeah, I'm sure. And getting involved in and you know with all of those people still. This is so terrible. Yeah. Sorry, you're being far away. I know. Yeah, and at the time I couldn't really afford to go home. Huh. Oh. Well, actually, I could have gone home, but then you know, it would have been a heck of a long ride for somebody to come get me and take me out to where they live in Pennsylvania. And. So I didn't go. But. My father. They have their hands full now. Yeah, yeah, I'm sure, my father died. Um, oh. I don't know. So it was maybe five or six years after I moved back here and I remember thinking. Oh. how would this have been had I not come home and it really would have been a different situation? Yeah. You know. Yeah, I think you told us that the last time you came down your father had just recently died right. So. Oh. probably. Like like a year before you came down. One trip or something. Well, well he died like couple months after one of my or before one of my trips because I remember Allison writing, I can't believe you went to Honduras at Christmas and I'm. So. I guess, I'm. So cold emotion wise, I didn't even think what you know. But that was an odd thing to do, but. Huh. And then my friend went over and stayed with my mother, but she has other children here. You know, I just didn't think it would make that much difference. But. Yeah, and you've always been traveling around anyway, no. Yeah, that's, how I mean. I feel like we've been here. I just can't bear to stay around it was better for me. I'll. Tell you that I didn't think I wanted to go through Christmas here and see her suffering. So, but. Yeah. How is your mom? Oh. she's pretty good she's, 70 years old. Now. . Wow, really. She's a young 70. She looks young you know, but I try to keep in my mind that at anytime things could really go. Alright, she's. I think she you know, she's, diabetic and she really has had problems with this last year, but on the outside most people just wouldn't know because she's still. Maintain a big yard and everything and and looks good, but she herself has in fact, we don't know unless she tells us. But um, I think things are kinda. Really. Just wearing out probably they can't really keep her completely control, but I guess the doctors not worried, but I suppose if she's. Well, she's 70 years old since just the way it goes, but to her, she sees it. She reads and studies and it's like I don't wanna be old. I don't want to try you know. That keeps her young. Yeah, but. Well, maybe I know she worried a lot about it because she kinda like watching your body and I guess I would say I don't. But. But she inject herself with insulin and everything. Yeah, she's done that always and I think she does it about four times a day now, but she takes a little little does it to, they were trying to find the right. Okay. Huh. The right. . Right. Level or. Yeah, and the right kind. Cause I've got a lot of stuff. This she ended up changing doctors. And went to a really well known specialist that my brother also see because he's also, diabetic and he, I asked her or kind of pleaded with her to go to a new. Series of education workshops and she kind of felt like she didn't need to, but he, they guaranteed her that a lot of things have changed over the 15 years or so since you become diabetic and she faithfully went like six days. Huh. I think all day long and she was real happy that she did. I think basically it just made her feel a little bit more comfortable that what was going on wasn't. Anything she could worry about she just had to deal with it and some of the diarrhea stuff had changed. They were allowing them to eat things that they wouldn't in the past and so that was nice. But still no substitute for the for the injectable. Insulin. No pills. Oh no, she's she's she's considered brittle. I don't know if that's the only reason, but she's, never been able to do pills. They had talked to her about having a. . Some sort of an implant. Huh. Would end, but she this was a few years ago that they talked about that and she just, she told me that she feels that that's for a younger person was longer to live. And she really didn't wanna fuss with it. And I can respect that because I know that things don't always go perfectly with those kind of things. But the her doctor I guess, was thinking that because it supposedly performs on call or something like that that it might work better for her since she's. So brittle, but it interestingly, I found out that one of the guys. I work with is diabetic and he's probably about. Oh. maybe 38. I don't know, he's. Maybe early forties, but he's, not elderly in by any means and he had one of those and he said he made him take it out because he just it wasn't. It wasn't secure for him. I think he said sometimes it would react when it shouldn't. And he thought it was a lot easier to use injectable insulin and that's where he's at so I was glad to hear that. Oh gosh. She didn't. Do it after he told me that? So that was a nightmare for him and he's a teacher and I can imagine you know, performing Frederick glass and and and having your insulin pump pumping when you don't need it to you and. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, visa versa. Uh, so technology doesn't always work. Yeah, and. And none of you kids came out or had our diabetic. Well, my kids are not yet of course, my brother became diabetic. When he was about 25? My mother was I think 50 when she became diabetic. So. 15450. 650. Oh really. So we kinda have to. Huh. To see how things go. We like one of my children. This little guys who's fall asleep on the love sugar, they all do really the baby doesn't really care because he hasn't been around it. Yeah. Thomas, I think if you could drink pop each cookies and candy. That's one thing really that's better about living here because I know if we live in that's. Be spoiled. All they never do, but at least that's that's, my impression when we go that's, I mean, it's, just an open world a pop up. Yeah. . Yeah, and I remember that when I was just home you know in my brother's house. They well, there's. So many different kinds of juice. That you can buy in the supermarket and and and a good price. Yeah. You know, here you can't you have to either make it which takes time or or the pop and that's easier. Yeah, let's. Yeah. Huh. But. Oh. so nice hearing from you. Well, it's, I I'm glad that I made the cost. I thought, well, I I don't know if sandy's good even think this is really goofy, but it's nice that we could. No I'm. Glad you did because I've I've been I've been thinking. All this past week. I think I wanna ask Winston. I thought no he'd never bring it. You know, he he always comes late to class. Sometimes he doesn't. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello alright, [laughter]. Hey. Ron. Wrong huh. Hello, hello. Hello, how are you we're from Temple university and this is for university of Pennsylvania? How are you? We're from Temple university and this is for university of Pennsylvania that's, correct. We can't, uh, use any foul language. We can't. Of course, not we will do that. Okay, we won't do that. No, but we must be ourselves. Well, that's tough. We normally use foul language. Really. [laughter]. That's true you're best behavior. We'll. Have to be on our best behavior. Alright, that's cool. So what have you been up to? Cool. You to do nothing much. Ma'am. Just a same old. Same old thing taking classes. Huh. And a. And that's it. Oh. I went, I saw, I went to Harrisburg yesterday. You did with. Yeah, saw Allison. 000, you did. Yeah, not not that Allison. Oh. the other Allison. Yeah. You saw her. Yeah, I went over the house. Her father hooked us barbecue. Really how she doing. Yeah, she's on cool, man. She's doing school. She brought out one of her hot friends over Catherine and we went down in Bob's convertible, Bob, Bob she's convertible. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Huh. And it was suite with a suite ride. We pick him up. We went around dialed something you know, and. . What the little something like? Oh. you know, but what a let's say what a Roma does. I can't say [laughter]. Oh okay, okay, gotcha [laughter]. We did that and uh, [laughter]. And, uh, that's about it. Cool. Hang on and we came back this morning at two o'clock. Huh. You're class. Yeah, I had class. I went to class at a 1045. What time? Huh. I wrote a class again and. Roger break, huh. Yeah, I'm used to I've been doing it every day. That's. Good. And I said. What kind of convertible does his sister have? What kind of convertible? Well, she's actually selling it now. That's. Why he holding onto it? She took like a three week road trip to California, huh. Oh yeah. She has a a 92240 S X black sweet to it's sweet, huh. Oh sweet. Wow, very nice. It's really sweet. Fast. Yeah, it is. Wow. Certainly is. So how's, your family. Who's. Your family. Yeah, everybody's cool man. I went home who's. How's, your dad? Your doing he's a. It's, not it's, not it's, not that serious, but let's, just say you won't ever be eating a salt as much as you used to before you know. Huh. Right, right. And I thank God he's, not on those, uh. Oh. I thought that was sugar. Oh. yes, sorry sugar that's, right. Yeah. Yeah, you gotta watch the sugar. Huh. But he also has high blood pressure. So. She's gonna watch this all to. Call it the same time. So those are two important things is tight. Well, the white stuff [laughter]. Right. Yep. Serious. So when you when is your classes over. So how do you what is your classes over? On next Friday. Now this one the next one that's final. You have a final, huh. And uh, that's. It do it. Another a. Yes, yes, I got my second test. Cool. I did good. I got a 97 on this 1. Excellent. So she's going good. Oh. Excellent. Should good. What else? Oh,. Oh yeah, just so I missed class right. Oh yeah. I missed. I missed a class when I went down at Allison and hope for the main purpose of missing. Yeah. It was so I've missed right. Come back. The next day. . And I asked to check for the notes that I missed right I'll. Huh. Try to do that strategy. Huh. So I got you know, I got enough grass. I went up to her after class. You know, and I asked for him, huh. Huh. What do you know, dude, she was absent the same day? Was she so how how does your conversation? Yeah, so how did how does your conversation. Continue. Continue and then after that, it was just like we keep walking and then she just said by and I said by. Huh. And I said, oh. I was talking to a, I spoke to Michelle on the job and she said that she went to her and one of her friends. Oh. I was talking to A I spoke to Michelle the other day and she said that she went to her and one of her friends. Um, this guy friend hers. Um, the sky friend. Hers. They went down to Temple because she had, she had to sign a check, huh. They went down to Temple because she had a she had to sign a check and she also had to do something for her parking or something like that. She also had to do something for her parking or something like that. Get the, uh, the sticker or what have you. Get the, uh, the sticker. What have you? Um, so they were walking around on campus. Um, so they were walking around on campus. Um, she said that she saw a few people that she recognized you know from classes and she also saw a Ric Bronson. She said that she saw a few people that she recognized you know from classic and she also saw Rick Brunson. Yeah, she said that he was a he was like somewhere near the sack. Yeah, she said that he was a he was like somewhere near the . You know. Um, right around like what like 13th or whatever that Street is and uh, you know, she said it was friendly like they she walk by and and, um, I guess the her friend that she was with. Right around like. Or whatever that Street and you know she said it was friendly like they she walked by and and, um, I guess the her friend that she was with. He said, oh. there's, Rick and I guess he heard he turned around. He said, oh. there's, Rick and I guess he heard and he turned around and say, Hey, how you guys doing like he was all friendly everything. Hey, how you guys doing like he was all friendly and everything. So huh. So, that's, cool. Yep. Yeah. Uh, trying think what else. Uh, trying to think what else. I've just been working. I've just been working. And you know, my you know, I had my wasn't taken out about a week and half ago. And, uh, you know my you know, I had my wasn't fee taken out about a week and a half ago. Um, it's like fully healed, you know, I'm. Um, it's like fully healed, you know, I'm. All better and it's just the one side, the right side. All better and it's just the one side, the right side. It's still a little sore on the bottom. It's still a little store, huh. Um, but you know, I'm taking some motoring. But you know, I'm taking some motion. So, I'm fine. So I'm fine. Great. Yes. Yep. Yep, that's cool. The miracle of medicine, huh. The miracle of medicines [laughter]. Which someday you will be dispersing [laughter]. Which some day, you'll be dispersing. Dispersing among people. Dispersing along people. That's. This is all about [laughter]. What this is all about [laughter]? The long run me and you. Lot [laughter]. We're. There for the long run. We're in there for the long run. My kit there for the long run. You talk to anybody else, huh. Uh, I I spoke to a. I spoke to I spoke to Jeff and Angie about a week ago. I spoke to Jeff and . You know, about a week ago. . Yeah, I wasn't did I was tempted yesterday to go and check them out because that new York place. Yeah. It's, not far from Harrisburg. It was another 25 minutes and I was like, do we already drove out like a 10 miles? Yeah. Wow. Why not you know? Yeah. And I was just getting late. We got her place her father. [laughter]. You know, we had some conversation burned up there for like 34 hours before we went out went out like 11 o'clock. Huh. Wow. You know. Wow. Um, trying to think, I've been speaking to . Um, trying think, I've been speaking to . Oh yeah, he, uh, I've been talking to him every couple days. Yeah, he, uh, I've been talking to him every couple days. He's been calling me. He's been calling me. I call him and, um, he's been working. I call him and, um, he's been working. He's like a supervisor at friendless and he said he's making good money. He's like a supervisor at friendly and he said he's making good money. And he's he's thinking maybe even going into a restaurant management. And he's he's thinking maybe even going into a restaurant management. Maybe going to Johnson and Johnson in Wales. Maybe going to Johnson and Johnson in Wales huh. What's. Uh, yeah, it's a it's for a, um, shed. That school. Yeah, it's a it's for a,. Like to be a chef and a manager restaurants hotels and I think in Rhode Island. And manager restaurant. I think in Rhode Island. I think I also have one in Florida. I think it's. I wanna Florida. I think but he was thinking maybe even going into that. He was thinking maybe even going into that. Maybe. Maybe he's. He yeah, well actually, um, when he left Temple, he yeah, and he's he's. Yeah, well, actually, um, when he left Tampa, I know I think. Now I think he's a. Real computer science. Computer science. I think. And, uh, so he's gonna go another year to, uh, you mess and, uh, you know then he'll he'll. And, uh, he's gonna go another year to a new message and you know then we'll. See what he wants to do from there, but I think he's gonna go one more year and I actually, I just tried to call on mobile and his mom said he was at work. See what he wants to do from there, but I think he's gonna go one more year and I actually, I just tried to call in rule and his mom said he was at work and I haven't talked to him in a while and I'm trying to think who else. Haven't. Talk to him in a while. Trying to think. Well, I talked to, I don't know why I told his mother he went to Virginia. Yeah, that's. Yeah, that's. What he was that's? What he was that's? What he's saying he spoke to his mother? What you're saying he spoke to his mother how's how's? Yeah, she she. He doing how she. Yeah, I. Or every anybody. Don't really associate there, but I mean, his mother or anything. Who. You know, yeah. Oh. really. Y problem or no. Y problem or. Just. Oh. yeah, yeah, did you speak to her? Oh yeah, did you speak to her? Huh. Salam. It's. Maybe only word I know, [laughter]. The only word I know, oh gosh, huh. Oh God. Um, so he's in Virginia. He's in Virginia. Oh. that's nice. Yeah, nice. Who got Frank? You got free. I think he's going with Frank and all his buddies or whatever. I think you said Frank. All his buddies. I think that's. I think it's, what he said. Why he said? I got a place or something. Oh. you got a place or something. I don't know hotel. I don't know a hotel. Well, she was. When she when she's saying she said he went to? She say I don't know. Went to Virginia I'll be back on either Sunday or Tuesday or something. Wow. I don't know he went for a while before I was telling he's gonna Italy. Yeah. I was like, oh shoot. This summer, huh. Yeah, it's gonna make a trip to Italy. Was awful. There's or or I don't know something. Yeah, that's. What he said he had some relative there? Something you can go. Yeah. That's nice. Huh huh. Work. So he, I spoke to him probably used last week was about a week ago. So he, I spoke to him probably he's about last week about a week ago and he said you know, he's. He said you know, he's. All on schedule for school and everything and you know, he's all all hooked up. All on scheduled. Her school and everything and you know, he's all all hooked up. Yeah. Yeah, he's not taking any organic with me or bio. Huh. He's thinking H with us and I don't, I don't know. Yeah, that's. It. I forgot what else. He's taking. Cause he can't even take it without him to. Yeah. He didn't take that. This summer because originally what what what I gathered from him is he was gonna take it with me over your Temple, huh. Yeah. Huh. And then he's like I'm gonna go to take it over there. It's closer to my house or set or whatever. Huh. And he's, never took he started working. Yeah. Alright. For a while there I think he said he was having some family problems. For a while there I think he said he was having some family problems, huh. I think. I think yeah, I think, um, even going to into it with me, but something with some like the money that they're receiving like eight or somehow got cut off because or not. Yeah, I think, um, he can go into into it with me, but something with him like the money that they're receiving like eight or something. It got cut off because. Or not. I don't. I I don't see. I didn't get I think I think maybe that I think because he turned 18 like or whenever he did turn 18. Think I think maybe that he turned 18. Oh. okay, right. Right. I think that when I was cut off. I think it was cut off. So he was saying that they were having a little like a little bit of problems, but I guess they got it straightened out or whatever. He was saying that they were having a little like a little bit of problems, but I guess they got it straightened out or whatever. I don't know again. He. Can only imagine real real sorry for him and I can. Yeah, I know I I. Get a you know the package saying woman then like you know, you know, this isn't a bad thing you know, because my mom is the same way. Yeah. She's, not a. From what I gather from what I'm. Assuming from a one time. I met her she's, not very, uh. Uh, I wanna say educated, but doesn't know, the real life things. You know where the deeds kept where's the car. Yeah. . Picard stuff kept you know, bank accounts, things like that and to be honest with my mom. Yeah. Yeah. Doesn't, even know it. Yeah. I know it though. My dad taught me all that stuff. Huh. I know everything is. And uh, you know, I don't know how close he was with dad if you know if he knew all that stuff either, which way you know, just because I know it doesn't mean shit you know, it's a tough situation. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's hard to deal with you know at 18 or whatever was 16 that's stuff. Mhm. Yeah. You know. I know I I I know it's definitely really tough. Questioning it. And yeah, [laughter]. No questioning. I try to put myself in that position, man I'd lose it. Yeah, oh yeah, I don't. I wouldn't be in school and I'd be off for a while. I I I yeah, I had the off to for a while. It's tough, it's tough. Huh. . So everybody else your your sister, your brother. Yeah, they're all fine. Houghton's of. Is he has his, uh, his member? Nats. Are working. Good now. Yeah. They'll a the stitches are stages are slowly coming out again. Little accident. Like they're supposed to fall off. You know. He saw of stitches there. Right. They, they come out though. You know, it'll take. I mean, it's been a while it's been months. Yeah, it'll. Take six months before everything's totally healed. Wow. And then he has another check up with the the surgeon who did the surgery to check them out. You know, make sure. Everything's. Cool. Huh. Like it. Wasn't from what I understand from speaking. The doctor wasn't life threatening. Huh. It was just that he could reduce you know something serious happened and that would be you know for a for a guy that hurts. That's . Oh yeah, oh yeah. Bye. But you know, it's good. Is yours or no that's. Did I tell you? It. I got my bill. For what your hand. My end $1,200. No, what, how much what? $1,200 insurance covering what happened was they sent me a like you know, like I'm like they were trying to justify saying like like I said, you have a problem like. Does your insurance cover it. . The first thing you do like they have rules you know, they don't just pay for everything. They have rules gotta follow the rules and you have to go to your primary physician first. . Huh. And then you know, they have them check you out and he's the 1. I would recommend go to the emergency room. Huh. Like my, you know, I have had a right to fill out these forms and you'll explain the situation. You know, Mercury is very deadly and. Huh. You know, I had to go through all this stuff with them. Right. Right. And a. I sent it out and hopefully I haven't got anything back which means that they're gonna cover it. They'll take care of it. $1,200. I can't believe that too it's that little toxic stuff. What did they do? They gave me a little solution. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Some needles, huh. That's. It. You didn't stay overnight. Nope, I was there for four hours and I was sitting out in the waiting room. You didn't 1200 [laughter]. You know, she had crazy this dude that's healthcare a serious serious thing. Wow. Wow. You'll be involved in that. Some day. Right. [laughter]. So this is all about long run [laughter]. This is a little down. Long, huh. Long run long term. Should. Yeah. As long. Yeah, I'm gonna go I'm waiting for this guy from one of my neighbors upstairs. He's gonna come down we're gonna get some group. I thought we gotta do a half hour. Huh. Oh. we will we'll. . I mean, after that, you know, no of course you know. Oh. okay, [laughter]. Oh. I didn't. I didn't know if you could just hang up or I didn't know. No, no, I can't buy. I can't we're locked into this. We're locked into this. I wonder if they're gonna be analyzing our every little word. I wonder if they're gonna be analyzing every little. Huh. [laughter]. A boy. So you're gonna get some girl. You're, gonna get some room. Yeah. June. School. Yeah. Where's, the? Could I do all my homework during the day? You know, it doesn't take long. Yeah. The party at night. Our our half every night. Huh. Oh. Here and. God. Here in there. You know, every night. Huh. I have you been going up to you. Have you been going up to a you didn't go? Didn't, go have you been to Temple like at night like like like the Fred houses or anything is it do you know if there's anything going on there. Have you been to people like like like like the French S or anything? No, you know, you know, if there's anything going on there. Uh, one attorney, same he's told me to come down one night. If they're having some, um, some little little get together. Once the pledge. What exactly you know, they're not letting up on there as like? Alright, I'll come push. It. I never came and otherwise I ran to stuff. Yeah. Don't. If you ever met her she's like with 85. Oh. I stuff. Uh huh. Yes big. Big chest. No, no, no, not that one [laughter], which [laughter]. [laughter], which stuff. Uh, she's small she's, a. No, she lives in the rest and she was 85. . She once told me to stop by. I never did it. Huh. And like they always you know, they have a little private like all the brothers or sisters. Aren't there. You know, everyone home for the summer till, uh, some. Yeah. Yeah, it's. But I'm sure, they have a little kit together every now. They probably, yeah, they probably like five people, huh. And then. Right, right, right and and then they ran out there. Right till the first week of school [laughter]. Uh, you know, they ran out the rest of their space in the house to make money. Huh. Huh. Huh. That's. It pay their rent. Been going on with the rent. Nothing going on with the rent. Oh. boy. A. This weekend. This weekend. This weekend. I actually I'm going to Boston. I actually I'm going to Boston really I'm going to see my friend, Don huh. Yeah, I'm going to see my friend, Don. Yeah, me and my other friend, Robin Sean, if you remember then they came down to school the tall 1. Me and my other friend, Robin, Shawn. Remember then they came down to school told 1. The short 1. Sure. Yeah, um, we're going up and spend a weekend. Um, we're going up and spend a weekend. My friend, Don. My friend's, Don. And our other friend, Matt, they live together, right rights. And our other friend matches live together, right, right, uh, two blocks from Fenway Park. Two blocks from Fenway Park. Yeah, and I don't know if they're home. Yeah, and, uh, I don't know if they're home. This weekend. This weekend. I'd like to try to catch a game. I'd like to try to catch a game. If they are and Friday night like we already have like a schedule Friday night as soon as we get up there. They are and a Friday night like we already have like a schedule Friday night as soon as we get up there. We're going to this club. We're going to this club. Venus, demilo. Venus, demilo it's. Awesome. Yeah, I went there last time. Yeah, I went last time. It's. The awesome it's. Awesome it's. Awesome, um, it's, right. Awesome, um, it's, right. It's, right. It's, right on behind the green monster. Um, behind the green monster at Fenway Park and, um, go there. And, um, go there. Friday night as soon as we get there and all day Saturday we're gonna have a barbecue and just hang out have some room. Friday night as soon as we get there and all day Saturday we're gonna have a barbecue and uh, just hang out have some room watch the movies. Movies. Um, and Donna D J so he has like his DJ equipment maybe he'll spend some records and and then probably night will go out again and then, um, maybe go shopping Sunday, maybe maybe go to the house of Blues that's like right on Harvard, right, right on Harvard campus and last time we were there. Um, and Donna D J so you guys like D J equipment maybe I'd spend some records and and then probably night will go out again and then, um, maybe go shopping or Sunday, maybe maybe go to the house of Blues it's like right on Harvard, right on Harvard campus and last time we were there. You love it up there. You love it up there like I know you I know you appreciate Harvard Gladys and a. You know, I like I know you I know you appreciate Harvard campus and a. You know, that's the, I yeah, actually, um, I'm gonna call probably tomorrow night because I spoke to him yesterday. You know, that's about it. Yeah, actually, um, I'm gonna call them probably tomorrow night because I spoke to him yesterday and I told him I'm coming up and he said, let me know exactly when and he's we'll try to come up whenever he's not working. I told him I'm coming up and he said, let me know exactly when and he's we'll try to come up whenever he's I'm working. So I probably call in tomorrow night and let him know exactly what time we should get up there. So I probably call in tomorrow night. Let him know exactly what time we should get up there. And you know, we'll take it from there. And you know, we'll take it from there. What were you doing this weekend? What are you doing this weekend? Have no plans have them right now. Yeah, he got. I'm, not gonna go home. I just came from home. So yeah, that's. Digit. This week. And I went home. Okay, so everybody's, good house, a house, Bob what's. So everybody's, good. He up to. Yeah, he's work again. What's the dentist, huh? Yeah. He helps with that. Yeah, he works full time for his dad. Okay. Now for the summer and when the fall comes I'll just be working on Saturdays. Is that what he's going for dentist, right? For dentistry. My you know my cousin. He it's tough tune it's tough. Yeah, they said someone told me it might be even harder than medical I've heard that stuff. I've I've heard that it's tough, I'm telling you, what. And done. What what what? Um, what, well, like what year is he in. What year is? He in Bob. Yeah. Yeah, well, uh, I don't know. I don't know how to say it by year. Technically. Yeah. Technically speaking. I guess. He's a middle of a sophomore year. Now because you know some classes he dropped in whatever like he hasn't taken or he he, he took organic. Okay. Right [laughter]. Right. He never got through that. So he has to take that before anything you know, but he started jumping into the biology two O three already. Huh. Oh. So. Okay, so after he's gonna get a degree in Kat, science first in what. She. No, no it's. The same thing as the doctor do you just get like, yeah, same major. Biology. He takes the same course as me only thing instead of taking the M cash which are the medical boards. Yeah. I know what they're called E cash or something like dental dental boards they're different. Yeah, [laughter]. They're very tough as a matter of fact, I think my cousin just took them actually, he well, he's. They're very tough as a matter of fact, I think my cousin just took them there. He well, he's. I mean, he's in he's in the school of dentistry. I mean, he's in he's in the school of dentistry. He he went to a Stony Brook in new York. He he went to a Stony Brook. Your. Um, he he graduated. Um, he he graduated. He went to a think went another school for a year or two, but now at Temple, I mean, he's in he's in graduate school. He went to A I think went another school for a year or two, but now at Temple, I mean, he's in he's in graduate school. I mean guys in the school, a dentist, huh. I mean, he's in the school of dentistry, but um, it's tough. But um, it's tough. He said I mean, you know, it's tough. He said I mean, you know, it's, how old is Bob. How old is Bob? He's 20 when he turned 21. He's 20 when you turn 21. Oh. so, okay. Oh. so, okay. Okay. September second probably the day. September second I'm gonna try the day. We come the day. We come the day. We go back. We go back. Maybe. Maybe. No, nothing actually I got something from the telephone services. Nothing actually I got something from the telephone services. It's, just the form. It's, just the form. The this the application or something. The the the applications, huh. I gotta fill it out and send it back, but. Gonna fill out and send it back, but. Yeah, I believe so, yeah, how did how did Bob like new read. Yeah, I believe so, yeah, how did how did Bob Blake Nunez what'd. What do you say about it? You say about it. Yeah, it seems like a lot more mature. Yeah, it seems like a lot more mature. Yeah, it is. I mean, it's not due its not don't expect you to be like Johnson Hardwick. Well, I hope it's not because I don't, I don't want that. You know, I gotta really study. You wanna write, man. Because it's not gonna be like people come in and out of your room or anything like that. Yeah. They'll be a lot of good looking girls though. Excellent. And, uh. Hopefully a. But it's not like you know, where in Johnson, you just keep the door open and girls walk by and they come in and say hi, there's. Yeah. Nothing like that because you know, there's one door and then there's, two separate words, it's more more, private. Yeah. I I I like that I'm looking forward to that and they have they have air conditioning right. Yeah, I I like that I'm looking forward to that and they have they have air conditioning right. Yes, okay, and then it's like car, I mean, it's nice. Okay, and then it's like car, I mean, it's nice. I mean, I mean, I've been there. I mean, I mean, I've been there. But I mean, do you remember Bob saying like whether he liked it or not? But I mean, do you remember Bob saying like whether he liked it or not? I mean, he liked it or. I mean, he liked it or what. He was just ready for apart. He wanted out. He just you know does the same thing for me and I owe my grade slipped because my party. Okay. So by getting off campus now, those temptation's are gone. [laughter]. You know, it's not like I come here and all of a sudden you call me up and John come on down. Yeah. Oh. I'll be thinking nine o'clock at night. Take the broad Street line or ride a bike. Yeah. Forget it. . It won't it won't be like that. You know, I mean, I won't be forced, but uh, no it's. Yeah. Not gonna keep in we're, not gonna keep in touch anything of course, I see all the time you went that's. Oh. I know. Why we got a class together for company that way? Yeah, oh yeah. And then you know, first week, two, I'll be hang up, you guys are the first week getting to swing of things will do the bit first week. Yeah. Yeah for you. Yes, yeah, definitely. Definitely check to me. Freshman fresh. Fresh woman, [laughter]. And a. But uh. Like Mike it's. All up to you. Dude it's. Just all on you. Okay. You can't. Well, I think the good thing for you. Is cause I know how you Michelle. Yeah. And Allison, you know, everyone we're also close and you know, every night, it's it's routine to see them, you go there. Yeah. They go there. Yeah. It was routine like I like, I like talking routine for me every day. I come out of class. Go upstairs to to Mike and Jeff. And if they're not they're write a note saying you know, I'm not you know, maybe for dinner. Yeah. Yeah, I know. You know what I mean. Yeah. It was just like a routine. I have to do it. I have to see you guys once a day and I couldn't get that damn and tired out then I stay right then it'd be like, oh. you pop to click on just gonna sit down relax. Right. You know, you know, go to the store get some stuff you know, it was just like the temptation's. Huh. Do and I couldn't resist him as a freshman couldn't resist it and now, it's like who. Yeah. I can't be it. Can't be wasting time. You know, time is precious. Huh. And I'm setting myself on a schedule like we just got the wasting house on on Sunday. You just got what. The bed set. Oh. okay. And a Bob gonna put me on a program for lifting and, uh, you know, like I'm biking now you know, consider I'm still smoking, right. . . Huh. But at least I'm, not being lazy. A lazy guy, you know, I'm biking every day. Right, right. Alright. Uh, I've been starting the list. Now you know, trying to get into it like just loosen up a little bit. Huh. Huh. Not really on program just lifting and it's like a schedule you know, like you do the dishes at a certain time you know, you gotta clean house up. Oh. right. You know, it's more, huh. Married with children, married with children. It's. Just like things have to be done. You know, house has to be kept clean. Right. You know, we can't live in sloppy place. Right. You know, it's not like it's, not like a Bob is like Dave, you know, I mean, they've got along with our rooms we both like it messy, you know, we didn't mind it. Alright. We were both more concerned with sleep and studying than anything else. I think I think I can safely say you guys had the messiest room. I've ever seen. Can you say that? Yeah, [laughter]. Okay. It was pretty messy. It was I'll admit. It, but now, like bars real need freak. Yeah. That's good keep you honest. That's. Good keep keep keep me in line. Keep you online. Exactly you know. Yeah, so you guys getting along and everything. You guys. Are good everything's. Great everything's. Good, good. Great ma'am I'm. Happy where I am you know, I'm not I'm, not gonna lie to you know, I'll, Miss the doorman there's something about the dorm. Good. Yeah. You don't get intimacy jump up and down pay flooring Street floors. It's like an intimacy. You know, you can jump up and down two floors three floors, I'll be right there. Exactly you know, it's like it's like you're a whole little community, but uh, like you're more older, you won't you'll. You know. Mhm. So [laughter]. Hopefully resist the temptation's rest I'll definitely be at home. Yeah, and I I think I'll definitely be at home at new Register a you know the, uh, it you know, newer cleaner. You know. Like if you were drew, but uh, I mean, I would prefer to see what towers with with the others even though. Huh huh. It's because that area, dude. Right up there like I think that if any other three dorm Johnson heart towers and Nunez like that's gotta be the worst in my opinion. . Yeah. . Yeah, that's section compared towers towers it's still even though. Yeah. [laughter]. It's on C B more it's way off brought you know, it's still part of the campus literally where's Johnson Hardwick and, uh, and the other one is just like set off. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Blue rise. Yeah. So, well, I planned to be roaming around at night. Well I don't plan to be a roaming around at night. You know, I was going down to the store. You know, I if I'm going down to the store you know, right there on the corner I go through the day. You know, right there on the corner I got in the day. You know, uh, you know, our night class you know, we. You know, uh, you know, our night class we know we you know, you know, you're of course more than welcome to stay over all the time if you want you know. You know, you know, you of course. Yeah, I I really appreciate just like Jason man. I really I really appreciate it. I wouldn't be a tick like Jason either. No, yeah, definitely you're more than welcome anytime. You know, I just don't wanna like, especially for the winter time. Yeah. I'd really like to like not every night or anything like that, but even if it were every night you know, I would never disturb you guys. 9. I always take it to the study large. Nunez and do my thing. They're like I wouldn't be a burden on anybody. Yeah. Don't. Have to worry about that. You know, like I need you guys as a connection to the dorms. I mean, that's. No problem. You know, I can still hang out and be my my friends. Yeah, yeah. You guys. Are my friends. So. No problem. I yeah, I just wanna I wanna I wanna make clear you're you're more than welcome anytime you know, to stay over and you know, just come back we'll study. That's great because I was like even thinking I keep a spare set of pillow over there. Even if you wouldn't mind that you know. Sure, whatever just throw in a closet. You know, definitely, um, you know, that's. You know. Because you know, do that it's like it's coming out of like 730 out of that class, you know in the winter is gonna be dark by then big time like five o'clock will be dark and I just don't see myself taking a train back? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I don't wanna disturb, Bob. Yep, you don't have to don't. Have to. I figure I'll just do that and the next day. I'll, split I'll catch up with Bob then you know, like maybe on like like if a class on Tuesday and Thursday, I'd like to crash on those nights if it's, if it's, cool, you guys and it wouldn't be all the time you know, I go over to Allison and towers and Pete's and everybody else you know, but once you guys can take a look in my face every night. Right. Right that's. No problem. Yeah. Not at all it's like I said, you're more than welcome anytime and, uh, that'll be good. Oh. like I said, you're more than welcome anytime and like I said to you, you know, more than welcome to come down here. You know. I appreciate it. I appreciate it. I mean, that'll be good to if we can come back. I mean, it'll be good to like we can come back. We can we can study. We can we can study. And review and read you know, fraud. And review and read you know, like my place, you do this like the ideal atmosphere for studying then. Yeah. Yeah. Cool, cool. That'll be cool. You know, we can even maybe do I mean, I mean, it's just. You know, we're gonna even maybe do I mean, I mean, this is just off top. My head. I was gonna say, um, you know maybe some nights maybe we can all go down to your place. Gonna say, um, you know maybe some nights maybe we can all go down to your place. Maybe crash. G crash because I mean, because it's a group, you know, I gotta single person. I mean, because I mean, because it's a group, you know, it's not like a single person. It's safe it's a group and, um, mind that my class on a Wednesday like the day after or Wednesday and Friday, it's, not till 1130. It's safe it's a group and, um, mind that my class on Wednesday like the day after a Wednesday and Friday, that's 11300 really. Yes, so I can do that. Yeah, so I can do that. You know. You know. Come up with the next day. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, so I mean, it'll be it'll work out it'll be fun it'll be good. I mean, it'll work out it'll be fine. It'll be good it'll be good. It'll be good. You know. Yep. Yep. Lot of privacy here too. You know. Yeah, so you're planning to stay there. Now your round. For this year for now between like my leasing over till August of next year. Yeah. Okay. And it looks like the way we got the furniture in this place. . I won't be even moving from this place. Oh. Like it's ideal location. Yeah, it's kinda. You said it's a nice area. And oh. do it. This is like A I'm, not sure society Hills he's sidler old city. And it's really nice neighborhood, Mike, the our building is for sale. Huh. I called it up just for a curiosity it's on for 350000. Yeah. Wow. The two houses in front of us down for 400 everyone the block is really expensive. Wow. You know, and like do you remember, we went to a hospital. Alright good good. Yeah. I swear to God. Do less than a minute run from there. . Is my house. Nice area. That's, right where I am at a and like I do I'm for block three blocks from the gallery and four blocks from South Street. Nice area. . Huh huh. It's it's kinda convenient. You know if I do you talk to your neighbors at all. Do you talk to your neighbors at all? Oh. yes, good. We got all the time in a really cool. Really what's. We gotta medium. We gotta deck on the roof, huh. The, uh huh. What's the, um, like what's, the, um, the nationalities on it because I know like in South Hill, you know, it's Italian what's what's, the thing there? What's. The, um, what's. The the nationalities on it because I know I can cancel you know, right what's what's, the thing there a. Very rich white, a doctor medical student types. Wow. Uh, and in here. There's a lot of pre meds. Do a lot of meds students in this building there's, three people live upstairs. Who are there just a one goes to our school like it's it's like three company a guy and two girls and and you know, there's a there's, a couple up there was a boyfriend girlfriend ones? . Right. Uh, she's. She goes to some big art school here in Philly like top in the country or something. Huh. Okay, okay. She's the hardest and the other two basically just work. They didn't. They try Temple and uh with alone. Everything I couldn't afford it. Wow. And, uh. Basically real they're real cool guys. You know. Wow. And, uh, they just work and then there's an engineer in the building of a girl blind girl 29 there's. Huh. Another student who's gonna file or bio PhD in a Temple she's doing that she's only like 21 and, uh, there's there's. Wow. Oh. my God. Some new guys just moved upstairs name is Ted from what I heard I've met him yet. And then there's another guy who's a graduated from Wesley and never heard of that. No, I haven't. Looks like it's like a top 10 school in the country Wesley and I think it's in it's in Connecticut. What's. It called. Wow. And I don't know it does, but I'm sure, it's very well off. . Well, that sounds like a nice area. I I. A nice looking Tyler girl living next door to it. Oh huh. Oh. wait down to there's a lot of things like. Outside I'll share a lot of detail with you. Yeah. Ma'am that I've learned from this neighborhood, like you'll be surprised. Excellent excellent. You'll. You wanna hear something. See it. You wanna hear something. Funny. Funny actually, I just remembered Michelle said the other day when she was down, they went to gino's and she drove up 9th Street. Actually, I just remembered Michelle said the other day when she was down, they went to geo, huh. And she drove up 9th Street. Hoping to see you. Hoping to see you. She said she didn't know where you live. She said she didn't know where you live. She'd. She'd know, your address, but I told her was 9th Street and, um, that's, what that's all she remembered that was 9th Street. Have address, but I I told her was 9th Street, right. And, um, that's. What that's all she remembered it was mine Street? She couldn't see anybody. She didn't see anybody. She said she was looking out on the porch. She said she was looking out on the porch is and whatever, but she was looking, but she didn't find it. Would ever thought she was looking, but she didn't find it. You know. So what's we're almost up or half hour here. So, what's we're almost up or half hour here. What's gonna happen? What's gonna happen?\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello yeah, so how long do we have to talk. Did you hear did you hear that three minutes, [laughter]? Wow, we're gonna talk for 30 minutes. Yeah, [laughter]. Go make dinner. I sent you some of that stuff. Didn't. I I mean. Yeah, and I just, I just wrote you an email about it, but I don't know if we should we should talk about it later. Maybe. Okay. Yeah huh. But anyway, this is it's a deal. Let me get paid for it to. You get paid. Wow. Yeah, $10. Great. Yeah. So it's like for research or something. Yeah, the university of Pennsylvania is doing it. Oh okay. So I don't think they I don't think they actually listen. I just don't think they throw they turn into electronic signals and throw in the data bank and you know, and, um, whatever so how's, everything going. Huh. Um, everything is fine. It's. Gosh, there's. A lot of it's cold here. Um, the house is a total mess. There's. All these shelves lying around. We haven't installed yet. Huh. Um, we just spent the whole day at the computer. Lab writing out East resume in English and writing a cover letter into English and, um, I just, I just sent that to my father to see if he uh. Huh. You know, approved. Run it by the professional year. Yeah, and so, yeah, we did that. All day and. I'm waiting to hear from the. Um, Sacramento state in San Jose state about their program, sir. [laughter]. And so basically I think as I wrote you were trying to decide between like San Diego area. Sacramento and silicon Valley like you know, live near Santa Cruz mountains. Been loaned or somewhere Felton somewhere like that. Huh. Yeah. Oh. neat three different choices. Well, that's, what I'd like I'm glad to be glad to see you back in California. That would be nice. Yeah, me too. So it's really hard to decide. I mean, like he says that he could probably get a job anywhere. I I hope he's right. And so I don't know where I would prefer to live. . I guess part of it's based on school stuff. You know, I might not find out about the school until he's already. Got a job. Huh. Yeah huh. So you know, I'm trying to about where would I really don't wanna live like we were thinking of living in the foothills of the sierras and commuting to Sacramento. Kinda or we have to live in the Hills of Santa Cruz. And commute to San Jose or somewhere. Yeah, well anyway, you look at it. It's gonna if you want Hills and a college you're gonna have to travel everyday. Huh. Yeah. Yes. So that's that's what's been really occupying. . My mind lately and. Well, I think that's great. . You got the mobility it's gonna cost you two you know, there's everybody else want to do that to without the bunnies and commute. Huh. Yeah. But you know, sounds nice. Oh yeah. If you went to billing to go that trouble. So. Well he said that he could probably get a job where his hours are flexible. So that he could. Um, be during non commute hours and if I was in school, maybe it would be kind of off as a. [laughter]. Yeah. And if you could you could sort of me in the middle to whatever you know. Huh. Yes, yeah. Okay, well if you got choices, I think that's great. Yeah, yeah, I mean given what he's stating we go anywhere really. . Yeah, so are you still gonna get married in Vermont? Yeah, that's. The plan and,. Huh some friends of mine. Who were we told them like late August and they made other plans for July 27th, which is what the date was that we decided on? Huh. Huh. So now I have to call everybody and find out if like the first or second weekend in August is okay. Is that okay for you or do you have? Well, I guess the second week would be better. I don't know the summer school schedule is it's. Flexible anyway, I can get time off. So. Huh. Um, whatever I. Okay, well, let you know as soon as possible. And I also have some information from the in like a little postcard photos and price things and it would only cost you know, like $30 a night. . Huh. Huh. Stay there. Well, that would work. Yeah. I don't know, you're gonna mention something about ordering sightseeing in Montreal and you know, stuff like that and I don't would is that okay with Joan. Huh. Um, I. I don't know. I mean, I didn't talk to her about it. I I should have I haven't. I haven't spoken to him directly. I just been emailing him the stuff. So, but you know, and then my mother is all worried about being able to do any. Well, that's. Something that. Well, she could just sit around at home or something, huh. Yeah, right, so anyway, I think we need to go sightseeing. Well, would you you said you you would feel comfortable with him? That's fine. Now, it's at the back. Yeah, I think I wrote you back saying that I think she's kind of like insecure. Yeah. And. Well, I guess she's a little one is a problem there. Yes. . Well, I I thought of that when you know, when my father came up to Cadillac and he visited Laurel stuff like that. Huh. Well, I tell you I'd be test myself. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. I would too. Yeah, [laughter]. So, oh. well. Well, I was talking to him about having a wedding in June and he said, well, I could come, but Joan couldn't come. Huh. Huh. And I thought that was weird to say I mean, he should have said, well, we can't come. You know, and I wrote back saying. Well, okay, I assume. Joan wants to come. So we'll have it in August. You know. Well, sure. Yeah. A. But just between you and me as one woman to another. I I I would hope to have a husband more devoted. . The appears to be to her, but anyway, that's, the way it goes. Yes, yes. So that's exciting. We're gonna wear what kind of stuff. Um, well, I figured it we're gonna make it kind of casual and I just want to buy a really nice. Um, spring dress with flowers on it like cream colored with flowers or something. Huh. Just something really nice. That I could wear again. Yeah, oh. that'd be good I'll. Huh. Go out by address somewhere too, huh. Yeah, and you love the place. I mean, it's, just great it's like you drive for a few miles on a road and then it turns to a dirt road and it's out in all these pastors and Hills. And it's really nice. Can you uh, do you have a plan B if it rains? Yeah, it's got a big enough area inside like dining area and living room that we could you know, have the ceremony inside and I think actually might have a covered port in the back to? Oh. okay, how many people are coming of your friends? Um, well, I don't have that many. Just Andrea Brian and Laura and Ben and then maybe this couple, we met here at Pam and Pascal. So that would be about six people and he has one friend of mine, but I don't know if he would come or not. Oh. Huh. So you know. That's about it. I mean, I'm gonna also invite some friends that are more casual, but I don't know if they can make it out here. Yeah. Well, you'll. Just see who shows up it'll be kind of surprising. Huh. Who shows up at your reading when it's kind of open invitation? To. Yeah, so are you feeling more a committed to the place or you counting the days till you get out of there or what? [laughter]. Well, I'm feeling much better. Now that I have work because before I was really freaking out. Huh. You know, and so I have work and I've got a bunch of students and it's not the work. I love but you know, it's. Okay, I'm making money. And I can pay rent and everything, but this doesn't feel like my place you know. Yeah, I I I know exactly what you mean. It's like you're kind of like a a guest kind of a foreign body. . Huh. Huh. Yeah, so I mean, you know, it's nice here, it's pretty and it's getting damn cold though. Yeah. But you know, and I've enjoyed he's family I'm getting to feel more comfortable with them and and that's. Okay, and and yet. Yeah, and my friend she's a little better, but like the whole thing with a referendum and like there's a small town, kind of feeling here people are sort of more conservative. I I gathered that they're not that crazy there. French you're, not that crazy about English speaking. People is that true or there's a lot of discrimination. If you don't speak French and are you not French. Canadian. Huh. It, uh, it what's the other way around you know, for for years. I mean, the English have more power here. They're minority. But they have more money and stuff and for years. It was against the law to speak French at work. Even though there's a French door majority. Oh. really. And all the funds are in English in the fifties sixties and early seventies. Oh son of God. And and and French were different. The French Canadians who called white diggers. I mean, they were treated like shit. No kidding. Oh. really. Yeah, and that's that's. Where all this history of all this feeling has buildup? Oh. is this is this kinda like northern Ireland then? Like, yeah, like that. Oh. wow. You know, he's grew up in that and and he refused to speak English because of that until he moved to LOS Angeles. Oh. And so there's been a referendum in the past and then, um, the French. Canadians, you know, they were too scared. [laughter]. They voted no and they thought there would be all these constitutional changes, but then they got screwed by the government. They they totally back down. [laughter]. All the changes. They were gonna make and made things even harder for French. Canadians. So that's why they continuing with these referendums. Oh. You know, but still people are too scared and but like overall like English and French, they get along. I mean, they're polite to each other like Canadians are but there's an underline like on the talk shows there's. All this anger on both sides. Oh. I'd. Like the black and white there. Well, not about that, but yeah. I mean, it it, you know, and face to face. It's a you know, polite as a rule, but. But you know, there's not as much violence here is in the U S. Yeah. So, yeah, there's. All this stuff behind it. And,. Yeah, I mean people are nice to me if I speak English, but I've, never I've, never gotten one bad thing happened to me. Oh. good. Yes. Yeah. So. Anyway I'll be glad to get back. Yeah, like whenever I go to the U S I feel the sense of release like I wanna hear us news and I mean, we talked about that. U S Mexico. I think it said the same thing. Yeah, just crossing the border. You think, huh. I'm home [laughter]. Yeah, it's like economically things are so much better in in the U S like we went to Vermont. We went to Burlington which is such a lovely town I'm. So happy to be there. These great restaurants and all these need shops it's a really great place. You're I'm. Sure, you'll. See it. You know, yeah. Burlington. Yeah, I've been there with that's where his family was from. Are you kidding? [laughter]. Yeah, I thought of fact I thought of calling up his ex wife and having you know, lunch with her something. Huh. So. Yeah, you can do that. So maybe I could do that [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. Oh yeah, so it's really you know, it was different because near the border in Canada. Everything starts to get really small and the houses are small and businesses are all tiny and old. Yeah. So. We we came down through. Is a town called share book. Huh. Shelburne, not sherbrook or yeah, that's. Sure book sure. What came through there? This is a minor or something as I recall. Huh. Yeah, I haven't been there. Yeah, it's pretty beautiful. Yeah, so. Huh. So anyway, how are you doing? I'm good it's kinda up and down. It's just saying with Jerry is kind of I mean, it's kind of my mother has got me. . My attention. . . I'm trying to be nicer to her and it seems to be working because you know, I find, I really felt very sorry when I moved in here, the middle of September is like, oh my God, living with your mother at my age and you know, she's just she's just scampering around trying to make me feel good and you know, you know, getting on my nerves. So bad and I know it was me and I'll get up and she said good morning, honey. And I don't wanna hit her. You know, I think maybe I've got a problem here. Yeah, [laughter]. Huh. So. Huh, I been trying to, um, act a little better and I so I I have been acting a little better. [laughter]. No it's. Up. Amazing how resentful. I have her when she wants me to do something. It's like wow, you know, and I usually do it, but but she doesn't really ask for much. She really doesn't and I could certainly be a lot nicer and still not break. My back over anything. Huh. So, um, that's been improving. [laughter]. My my attitude is been improving there and then this thing with you know, with Jerry he's a. It's, just it's it's it's it's over. I mean, it's it's really over it. We we can still go out I'm, not looking for anybody else. And I'm not looking to get him out of my life and I'd still like to see him, but I don't ever wanna live with him again. And I I don't ever want to be involved in this. This finance. This insanity. This you know, he just, well, I wanna have a house like that. And I'm gonna do this and I'm gonna do that. And I wanna have this. Huh. I wouldn't buy new Dodge pickup next year. And, uh, the uh. All the things he wants to do the big plans and he refuses to go to work. He. Oh weird. Just it's just nuts and, um, one of my friends is and I was reading this thing I think it was Newman or Robert Johnson. Huh. [laughter]. They talk about the pier. P E R. The where. Yeah, that sounds like you said Peter Pan in your letter. Where. Yeah, well, um, and one of my friends is into the login thing. Yeah. Bye. She says that that comes from having a consuming mother and I guess she was I don't know she looks doesn't look. To her. She looks alright, but but that this is just you know, he's 56 years old and that's Jerry. Huh. So. All at once in the last day or two I've just I just realized I'm ready for some stability. And I thought it was a concept. I haven't really been in the market for it up till now. Um, and I wouldn't know how to go about getting it either. It's just that. Hey, I think I'm ready for it. It's, just oh huh. Interesting. [laughter]. Yeah, that's sort of hit me too. When I I told you about realizing that tutor tutoring is not very stable and I don't enjoy it that much anymore? It's. Okay, but that's why I think. I'm gonna go back to school. You're ready for stability too. Yeah, I mean, I wanna have a profession that I can use you know, and get a job and have a practice and but I would enjoy more and uh, you know. And I think about marrying Eve and if I wanted to, I could just be housewife and he's gonna make a lot of money. And everything, but that doesn't make me feel too comfortable. [laughter]. You know, so, um, you know, I wanna go back to school and know that I can support my. I'll. Tell you it's nice though to have a man, who would allow you that option. The house. There are many out there who will not be happy until you're learning. You know, you're you as if they don't if you know little you know, I'm trying to say, um, yeah, so I think that's neat, but yeah, I understand what you're saying it's. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You need something for yourself. Right. And it's, not just a matter of money, but having my own life too, but um, one thing I was gonna ask you about was like you were getting all excited about doing financial planning. Yeah. And learning that have you thought about going to school and doing that. [laughter]. Well, I haven't gotten too far on that. I am. Took a little free session course at a local. You know, adult school on financial planning and, uh, a financial planner. Did the class and I says how did you get to be that and he says, well, it took a class? A. He basically says you there's a little outfit in Denver. Where you can take a correspondence course and be one, but he got a an undergraduate degree in finance? I thought, huh. Well, that sounds interesting. I don't know if I wanna go that far, but. I'm, just pointing in the direction of learning more about money and I've got a network statement. Now and it's I'm. I just is I'm. Just surprised to learn that. My network is increasing every month. You know, because when I count the stuff up that like there's $810 every months increased equity and the the building. Huh. Oh wow. Yeah, and a few years ago. It was only 200 a month and and there's that and then I'm, you know, saving money through my retirement seeing I don't have any income at the disposable income much. . Now, but there's future stuff. Huh. You know if if I can manage to get the equity out of the building without giving it all to taxes. Huh. Yeah. That's. Uh, that's gonna be a big problem. So,. Oh. I'm. Just trying to learn about money and and it's it's not that hard. Huh. I still don't know about price expense. So. Ratios and some of the stuff just doesn't compute like you should buy bonds when interest rates are coming down, but not always and you know, [laughter], why is that and I you know, I've had to explain numerous times, but I still don't quite get it, but I will then you know, it's just like seems to be all about mastery, right now? Yeah. Okay. Huh. . Just a. . Women computers and riding a bicycle and bring about money. And stuff. Huh huh. So, um, I I feel pretty good. Bye. This thing with Jerry. It was made me upset. For. I I guess mostly I'm just getting myself up over it. Well, here's, another relationship, but you know, I never did take him. Seriously as a. Marriage partner after the first month or two and but I was comfortable and I enjoyed being with him for the most part. All the circumstances have changed now. He's, just he's standing on a shrinking iceberg talking about his big plans. You know, he probably gonna end up living with his mother like me, but you know, ready, Austin. Huh. . So does he like you say it's over, but does he know that? Oh. Have you talked about it or is he like sort of assuming that you're just gonna always be there? We can go out. You know if indefinitely as far as I'm concerned, but I have no plans to be with him for the future. [laughter]. I don't have any plans not to be with him either. Yep. But I don't know if he's gonna get bummed out by this or he said the other day and when he's in a kind of a crappy mood. Huh. He says he wants all or nothing in a relationship. Oh. well, that's. And I think. The strong statement. If he presses it then I guess, I'll have to say it'll be nothing. Huh. Huh. And I've, never been. Terribly involved in his financial problems. But I find. I do things that I'm gonna try stopping like I I'm afraid of being alone and so I asked him if he wanted to go to this a banquet and I told him I'd buy is ticket. . You know now, really oughta by his own damn ticket. And there's. No reason why I should buy it, but I just wanted to make sure. He'd go. . So I'm gonna stop doing stuff like that. And if he doesn't want to go then I'll, go with somebody else. Well, that's, the thing, the thing about being alone. I mean, it is hard. It is hard I've been alone. A lot and I I kept meeting these man, that I mean, I was really wanting to meet somebody and I kept needing these men and then trying them out and then it didn't work out, you know, I'd like hope keep hoping and I got pretty good at ending with these things after about three months and they just kept meeting people just sending them. Yeah. . And, uh, yes, it's it's hard it's hard. Yeah, I guess. But like I enjoy being alone too though. Yeah, well. It got less scary after a while. Yeah, well, I'm gonna have to come to terms of that because I have basically had a man in my life for the past past 35 years I've figured that in July 1991. I was alone for three weeks and up to I've always had some man around. Huh. Huh. And maybe it's time to give that a look. Yeah, because I don't know, I I I really started to enjoy not needing somebody and. No. I felt really good. Not needing somebody. Not needing somebody. Needing somebody. Yeah. Yeah. And like I could just turn my attention to other things. Well. Well some of my friends are telling me I don't need a man and I I know that, but in some level, I don't you know. Yeah, it's a really internal thing. Yeah, so anyway, I've Jerry's around and you know, like I I was using my mother's recliner here. I'm sitting in it right now. I can't get the damn foot rest down. So I'm probably have to call them up to get him to come and get it down for me. If I don't wanna break the damn thing you know, stuff like that it's nice to nice to have a man around. Well, maybe you could look underneath it and see if you could fix it. Yeah, I don't know how the hell it look. Did you look? Yeah, I'm kind of looking at the cheap plastic thing. And yeah, I just turn it over, but. Huh. So it sounds like one of the joints is not working. Well, I don't know. I just moved it out pretty far. Huh huh. And, uh, oh there's, a thing on the side. Oh. Hey, I just [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, there's that handle, I forgot about chat. Oh. [laughter]. Now, you'll, have to call and fix it. Yeah, no, I don't have to call them. That's. [laughter]. Nice stuff. . The backs up to 20, well, Grandma. Can fix that. Okay. Yeah. Oh there it back. Oh. I don't know how to fix that. But she knows how to do that. [laughter]. So. Oh there it goes. Oh. alright, now back in business. Oh. that's that's. Huh. Always exhilarating. When you can do something yourself? Yeah, yeah, well, even I got into this big thing because the house has been a mess and then the house has been really a mess and then then he spent like hours putting up the shelves and I was getting really pissed off because I was doing most of the cleaning. . So I I started getting in this agreement with him and he got mad because he's been working on the shelves and I can't do the shells. I don't know how to do the shelves and so we finally agreed that he would teach me how to do these things. So that I don't have to just clean, huh. Because that's all I know how to do you know. To the shelf. Put the shelves up two holes on the wall put these little things in there and. Oh. Yeah, well it's. Good to know that stuff. You know, not to really be dependent. Yeah. I mean, I'm. So dumb about stuff and there's. No reason I'm very bright. You know, but yeah, I failed to remember that there was this handle on the right side of you know, this the lever thing. . And, um, so I was pushing down on the on the foot part and it looks cheap and plastic and I could've broken it without much trouble and Jerry would have come over and rolled. His eyes and said something he's pretty good he's, not not that condescending, but Geez, you know, like [laughter]. Huh. Huh. And so I do have a master's degree. Well, you know, there's different types of intelligence or her abilities like there's the sensation type not the type who knows how to fix things. [laughter]. There's the intuitive type of the, uh, these other different types of you know. People. Um, yeah, intuition since. The Union's terms. Actually. Oh. Like you know, some people are more intellectual. Some people are more creative. Some people are more hands on you know, different kinds of people. Well, I can remember sensation intuitive. Yeah. He is a master at packing stuff like he can. So, okay, this will all fit in that little space. And he will turn it into a queue. . You know, just totally right dimensions without majoring. So he he's really smart. That way. He's a sensation type. Yeah, yeah. That's not my line of intelligence. I tell you the thing is what we do is we start. Sure. We we discount they're kind of intelligent in favor of our kind of intelligence which is a better kind of intelligence right. Huh. Correct. And just try to be more like me, you know. Huh. [laughter]. But he's, he's. He and there's some other. My friends. They stock that well, you know, you okay, it's two blocks West of Addison avenue. West for Christ's sake. What do you mean West you know, is it on the left hand side? Bye. Don't. Give me a West [laughter], but they're mine just work that way you know, they just, they just always know where the Sun is and you know where they are. Huh. Yes. Oh. Man. Yeah, I don't. I don't know. Huh. Yeah, well, everything's. Okay, Grandma your grandmother has been in this tiny little ball fear wrapped up in herself in her fear. All summer and her hard headed thing. Refusal to hear what the doctor had to say. And I got to hear it last Monday when I went in there with her and I've been pissed off because I missed a trip to Portland to take her to the doctor. I thought she was gonna be in hysterics, but least I but it was good because I got to hear what he had to say he said I told you time and again that blah, blah. And you know, I got to listen to. Yeah, yeah, he did tell her this stuff. You know, be patient be patient. And. And uh, what it is is that she's going through a not really successful. But within normal range of cataract surgery resolve, but she's been making herself sick with worry. She's been sitting here. Most of the time. Uh, on the sofa thinking about her. I A and you know how that is when you start thinking about yourself things just get worse and worse. Huh. . And they're. Just you know, they're different ways to react to your circumstances. And she hasn't chosen to do anything real constructive. She just she's into you know when in doubt just sit down and worry, you know, don't don't, do anything. Huh. I mean, not all together, but. . Huh. It's a frequent response. Oh. I was gonna tell you that you book did make it back into the in next to her chair. Huh. Well really. Yeah, because I took it in my room and then she asked me where it was and I brought it out. I don't know if she's read it or done anything, but it's leases back there. Huh. That's funny. So I don't know. Maybe she looked at it once. [laughter], but. So I've been taking to the store once a week and then my my my my start staying with my God I'm, gonna turn into one of these middle aged woman, pushing the mother around the supermarket. You know, oh. well huh. Huh. Well, it sounds like you know, she'll get these glasses. And B. Yeah, well, she's got a high hopes for that. Uh huh. And,. In fact, she's, probably will do. Okay, and I don't know, they're gonna do about the other eye, but she just get these glasses and get out and a little more independent then that'll be good for her. Yeah. Absolutely. So yeah. Bye. Anyway, I'm gonna be, oh Gail Emory. . Remember, Gail Emory. Her [laughter]. Her daughter, Dana is living in Germany and she's, married to this. This nuclear chemist or something. Some high you know. S O Terry kind of job. . And she's gonna have a baby. Oh wow. Yeah, Gail's husband died. Huh. I haven't seen her. I haven't talked her such a long time, but she's sounds like she's a it's been a year and a half and it doesn't sound like she's getting over it real well. How does he died? Cancer. Oh. a stroke actually, this diagnosis cancer and within a month. 44. He had a stroke and died. Well. So, um, that's was very unfortunate. Yeah, did she have an younger daughter too? Yeah. Karen. Yeah, Sharon is single and I guess, she's getting married too, but she's living in Portland near Gale and they're involved in Gail's, wholesale jewelry business. Bye. . So. Oh. they all live in Portland. Oh. yeah, except for data and the Germany, I'm going to, I just got in touch with her actually over the weekend. Huh. Yeah. This weekend and I decided I'm gonna go see her later. This month. She's she's a good friend of me at 1. and that will just see what's. What. Yeah, wow. And I'm going to San Francisco in December for two weeks 17 days. . In 30 minutes [laughter]. That'll be nice. Yeah, well, I'm. I got a real good deal on airline thing. So, I'm going to fly the the thing is it's killing me is a rental car. So I'm. Putting. Oh yeah, well, I just read your email to to me. And my dad. Yeah. Yeah, her. So I don't know if anybody down there has an extra car. I can just pay a oh. or $200. I've. Saving some money, but I don't know. Well, maybe Bobby. Would let you use this car when he's asleep or something. Oh. that was that's kind of awkward. Cause she that sounds like too much shuffling around that she's going out of town and not taking it then. Man. If. I. It might work. Huh, who. But I'm gonna come back on the 24th. I made that decision to see available for Grandma for Christmas because I really wanted to just hang out down there and hide, but uh, I'll come back here. Although God knows we certainly don't. Do much, but she doesn't wanna be able to Christmas day. . Yeah, well, you can give her a present. Yeah, I'll. Do that. [laughter]. We might go down to Florida for Christmas. Oh. well, tell me when you're gonna leave because I'm gonna do a Christmas shopping and a. Oh. we wouldn't leave until the 22nd. Oh okay. Yeah. Christmas in Florida trip. Yeah. Once J, um, and and I on our honeymoon spent Christmas Eve in Australia. . It's a place called a surfers Paradise it's. Uh, that's. Actually, the name of the town and it's it's a resort town and they had Jesus and Mary walking around the boardwalk. The. You know, and they're real camel. And stuff and it was it was you know everybody their in their bathing suits and you know, arcades and huh, Australian it was funny. Oh my God. Huh. Yeah. Home treason at Christmas. Um, yeah, I don't know if well see, uh, we we we're gonna go to Florida in February and fly there, but we only have 10 days in February and in December and January there's like two and a half weeks. . Huh. Huh. So we could drive there easily and then we could both see the South. Huh. That'd be nice. Yeah, then we can also visit. Laura and then they live in Pensacola. Yeah, that'd be niece. Yeah, so because in February, these might have job interviews in California. Oh yeah, would you go with them? 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you on? I'm there. Yeah, and do you tell me you know, like who's doing the research or what it is. Oh. okay. Okay, let me just read this it's coming out of the university of Pennsylvania and it's collecting telephone conversations in American English. . Someone who's across or someone who's in a foreign country, but American born. So you qualify for that, huh. Huh. Oh huh. Huh huh. And, um, as part of this research. Um, it's, any place in the world. Huh. And, um, I'll, get $10. I think 10, but it's going to the Milwaukee cheaters here. That's like A G E D one of our sisters works there. So some of them that money will you know, go there and, um, you can talk to anyone for 30 minutes. Huh. Oh. I see. A let's. See what else the identities of the participants will be kept confidential. No, name will be released with the recorded a data. [laughter]. You the caller will be asked to obtain consent of the call party before recording begins and that I did. My God. Oh. [laughter]. So it's. I guess this research is a. Oh. You know, I don't know if it's the see that it's. You know, the Limerick linguistics. You know, the the pattern of how we talk. Oh huh. [laughter]. Huh huh. So it isn't what we talk about or whatever. So how have you been? Huh. Well, I've been doing pretty good. Yeah, and. You know, [laughter], huh. It's like, oh well, that's, a big question to answer, but really you know, I can tell that I'll be here a year in January. That's, right. And you know it seems I always say it takes me a year to get adjusted almost to wherever you go, but I mean here, it's like there's. Oh. my gosh. Yes. So much to get adjusted to but I think I can say that you know, I I think I'm feeling better about everything. Huh. Okay, okay and how. Not that learning Chinese it's getting better, but [laughter]. Oh. but that's that must be extremely difficult. I find it very very hard. I just,. Oh. you know you learn every lesson. Huh. And you and for the lesson, you do fair and you go on the next next 1. You keep learning. So much. You can't. Remember. I can't remember what I learned you forget. Yes, I'm I'm. Like that too, huh. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. I and and it really does get harder the older, you get it right. Well, I think I think people say that you know, that you don't remember as well at 56 as you did when you know, you're in your twenties. Yeah. Yeah. . One of my fellow the some of the sister, I'm living with there's five of us that live together and a one let's. See, she's about 35 and she keeps saying, oh. age, doesn't, make any difference. I said, yes, it does. Huh. Cause I just don't think you do remember as well. Yeah, yeah, well and I think too, if a person has been. Well, you know, we keep ourselves learning. Okay, but I think in that intensity, you know, like some people are working at like research or whatever. Huh. I think their minds are more stimulated or or something. I don't know you know, when they're really starting all the time you know if you want to say I mean, we. Huh. Huh. After our schooling I mean, we go for courses and you know, things like that, but I I don't know what it is, huh. Huh huh. Yeah. But then. I I don't know if I could have learned it even at 25 or 35. Huh. You know, huh. Oh. I don't know if I had done in my twenties I'm, not sure how, well, you know, I would've done to be truthful. I'm concentrating. Mainly I'm trying to learn to speak. And to understand. Um, I'm not trying to learn to right you know, I it's just because I figured I just, I don't think, I'm gonna have to write that much in my day to day work at the hospital. Oh. okay. Huh. Because you can chart. In the healthcare field, apparently in English and or Chinese. Oh. So, uh, you know for that reason. And I said you know, you go to school for two years. It'll. Take a year to get oriented and I don't know what I'm gonna be doing [laughter]. Huh. Yeah. So I I will I will not be literate I'm afraid by the time. I leave you know, as far as being able to right. Well, I'll be able to write basic, but. You know, I just hope I said, I find it. So hard to understand what people say because it's like an English. You know, new people who are learning our language you know, they say we talk. Yes, yes. So fast and of course, I say the same thing about the people here. Yeah huh. They talk. So fast. Yeah. Um, that it's just it's very hard to to learn it. Now do they do they have a like tone. Inclination where you if you start higher or lower medium or whatever you know, with your voice. . Yeah, well, there's. Yeah, there's four different tones. Oh okay. And every word is you know, one tone or another. Yeah. And they have so many words that are the same. Same. Yeah, okay. No, you know, like I keep saying you can say mama mama mama mama mama. Yeah. . You know, everyone means something different and then sometimes you have two that are the same. Yeah. . You can say mama, but they're different characters. . So when you speak it, you know, you only know supposedly from the contacts, which one of those it is. . Wow. And there's some words like sure that. Oh. it's. So many characters. I don't know how you get it. . All together. [laughter]. Huh. Yeah huh, wow. Oh gosh, but you know, and they say that the first year is hard. . I guess the second year gets harder and harder. Harder [laughter]. Yeah, and my teacher says that you know, you do you learn all this vocabulary and you learn patterns that's for two years then you sort of go to where. Wow. Huh. . You're going you know, and then you spend a year sort of. Almost, um, re learning the words that you use frequently, you know, and you learn you start learning those and how you know how you say. Oh. 0. And I'm. Sure like in healthcare. Huh, bye. Um, I'll, you know, get familiar with certainly saying you know how are you feeling today. Where is your pain? You know, are you sick to your stomach? How long has it been? You know how long have you had. You know, there's just routine things. Sure. That in that environment, you will you know, concentrate on. . Yeah. So after I finish the book because I have you have to to major books that you learned basic locally, you learn over a 000 characters, then I'm going then I'm going to try and spend several months. Now. Oh. oh. my oh. by. Four months. Maybe at least maybe a little more learning healthcare terminology. Oh. wow. Because then I hope you know that, uh, that will be more practical because you know you could you could learn business terminology you could learn a lot of them. . . Huh. Take moral sales. They different things like that, but I keep thinking. Well, you know, I'm gonna be working with six people. Yeah. So I need to learn how to talk to them. Right huh. So. My my that is something I kinda figured it was like that. Yeah, yeah. See when I was on the Vietnamese a came over and I we took in a some sisters and so each day or yeah, each evening after supper. Huh. . Okay. I would go over and try to teach them English. You know, and. . So I could feel the frustration of trying to learn I asked them to teach me you know, uh, you know, just a word or or you know, things like that and then I got a book you know, but nothing on a regular basis for myself. Huh. It was just you know, like. Just to give back to me that frustration that they were feeling and trying to learn you know the language and it was so complicated and they had five into nations. . I I remember it and, uh, and I could not hear the difference. Huh huh. You know, because I remember one thing. I remember like arm was yeah, a and and string was yeah, a where it went a different different way you know, up down over or whatever. Huh. That's. It. It's like I could not, I could not hear it and they would keep saying it and I would listen and I could not get that. Huh. So, but look at isn't that amazing, how we learn these as we grow as a baby. Oh. Huh. Huh huh. You know that really is a medical when you think about that. It is because,. You know when we look back and I have to be truthful. I become I've become. So much more cognizant about how we use grammar and you know how we express ourselves because I help. . I've done. Some volunteering with helping the local Chinese people to work with their inch. Oh yeah. And you know, you sort of laughed at the mistakes, they make and then you think, oh my God, you know, I'm making mistakes. Huh. So much worse because here the kids start studying English in their freshman year in high school. Huh, bye. Some of them in junior high. So by the time they get to college you know, they have at least four to six years of learning vocabulary. . Oh okay. Now, what they don't get to do is to talk a lot. Um, so I mean, it's like me, I I find it. . So hard to speak because you know, I have to think, oh. let's. See, I wanna say like I was just thinking I could say to you. You know, I could see what we're doing is very interesting. Uh huh, bye. You know, I have to think now. Let's. See what. And then we and then doing you think it's a other words, then it's, the grammar order because so much of the grammar is the opposite of what we have in English. Huh. Wow, isn't. That something G. You know. Cause if I say you know, I like you, I can say why I need now. That's, the same order or they say knee Y you. Oh. I like you know, there's. So many things. . You know if you say the children are buying candy. You know, you go. Heitzman. My Tom or even go. Tom Heitzman. My or you know, there's there's. Someone different ways of seeing it and you don't know which way. File. Do I use now? [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. So. Well, that is. Oh. yes, so. And uh, now, are you living with a Chinese sisters or are they from all different cultures? No, you know when I first came here. I lived,. Really in a residence for girls and there was one part of a floor. They had six sisters on and there were two of us to Americans. One was from the Philippines. One was 2. Were from Korea and one was from here in . So there were six of us each. We did our own cooking and you know, so you didn't have a lot in common. Oh yeah. Um, but we just found that environment. So hard because we've know, cooking facilities and no, you know, no place wash dishes and the noise level was awful. So we have moved in as of October first with the sisters of Providence from Terre Haute, Indiana. Oh okay. They they have a mission over here. I call it and, um, they're three sisters from their order that we live with two of us. Another America myself and of the three sisters one is another American and then the other two are native Taiwanese. People. Oh alright. So at this., um, my other two companions speak much better Chinese and I do one will be finishing next. May the other is just a gifted person and you know, just picks up real well, so you know, like? And how long has she been here. The the one that's gifted. . I mean picks up. She she, she started when I did in last March. Well. Oh. She had stated for two months in the States and then this summer. Before. oh oh. Oh. she went back and started again and the way they started a they concentrate him speaking in vocabulary. So she's done extremely well. Wow. My. But she's she's also about 35 years old and a teacher. Oh. [laughter]. But you know. [laughter]. Oh. okay, but there is something about, um, you know, you have it or you don't you know, it's a gift because, um, my niece, Susie, you know, she had learned German and a high school and then she got a scholarship to Germany. Oh. I think that's true. Huh. So her first year of college was in Germany and then when she came back, she continued at A U W medicine and while she was there. Huh. Huh. She needs the guy from Holland. Well, they're, married. Huh. Now you know, but they went together for a couple of years. You know while he was here and then his time was up and he, he went back and then he came here and and within a, I would say about a half a year or something like that. Maybe a year then she took Dutch. You know. Oh. my gosh. And speaks that very fluently and I thought, well, Gee, I didn't get that [laughter]. [laughter]. You know, she knows German and and Dutch. Uh, and and it just froze. She just flows you know. Yeah, I think there's some relationship between German and touch you know, I think if you've learned German, I I just have a feeling you can probably pick up Dutch, huh. . Well, I had asked her about that, but there's a. No. To some extent, but then you have to know which is which. Oh. I see. You know, maybe maybe lamp is lamp in one and Lampi and the other. Yeah. Huh huh. You know, I think she said there were some words like that, but it is if you wanna say like a different language. Yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, yeah. . Well, now tell me, huh. How leaving how's your mother? Cause I just, I just wrote you. Uh, Christmas card, Lucille and I put it in the mail. Oh. you [laughter]. Alright, yeah. Yeah, so how's your mother doing. Good good. Um, I you know try to get home. . It last it was a month. You know, and now I'm gonna run home tomorrow morning and take her to mass and then bring her over to my sister's because I don't know if I'll get home before Christmas. . Huh. You know, again, but I tried to you know, get there. Huh. Yeah, but I can see, um, you know, she it each time. I go home. I feel like she's slowing down more. You know, not being able to do all the things that she used to do. Huh. And now with the winter, you know, it's a little harder today is a beautiful day, but um, on Tuesday we have the biggest snow storm of the season. Huh. Huh. Oh you're kidding. Oh. it was something else. Huh. 00, how much how many feet? Uh, some places went up to 12 feet 12 inches up to a foot. Oh my gosh. Yeah, yeah, and it started in the morning like when I went to work it was raining and you know they said it would turn to snow and it just kept up and it turned into sleep. Oh. Huh. You know, and by afternoon, it well, no later in the morning. Huh. The snowflakes were just coming and when they it was with me and a thundering and lightning and the snow is blowing. . Oh. 0. It was an unusual. Um, I forgot what they call it. Some kind of a snow storm. I guess they called it, but it. Yeah, when you have lightning that's unusual. Yes, now I didn't see any of the lightning directly, but I did you know how out of the corner of your high. . You know, you can even sense you know, it all lit up or so in the snow now I did hear on the. Huh. Huh. Huh. I think the TV news. Uh, you know, one of the weather guys saying you know how he he actually saw it and was fantastic. Uh huh. It had to be because it would come through the snowflakes. You know. Huh. Well, then, um, it was our power kept going off because the snow was so heavy and so I I think it was maybe a you know, pulling the lines down or so. Bye. Huh. Sure, I bet it was. And then, yeah, and this is you know, I work at St. Catharines and that's, you know, near the Lake, it takes me 20 minutes to work. It's a good 20 minutes. Uh huh. You know, when I drive. Okay, so the power kept going on and off and then the sisters said, uh, they had to wait until that power really came on, uh, but they told me they said, you better go home. You know, and this was shortly after 230. Huh. Okay, so I you know, got myself on went out and. It wasn't a freezing. You know, cold, but it was bitter cold because of that when the wind was so strong. Huh. Huh. Yeah, the windshield, I bet. It was. Yeah, maybe so I asked you know, everybody in the lobby. You know, before leaving you know, some the sisters I work with some of the residence. I said, what's, the best to do take the freeway or go and take the city Street. Oh. The city streets. Don't. Take the freeway. You know, so I thought, okay, you know because that's you know, high rise, you know, and I thought. Huh. So I started out. Oh. my gosh, I got, I was just I'm in you know where I work is right, downtown after an hour I'm still downtown [laughter]. Huh. Huh. Huh huh. And cars are struggling and oh. it was a nightmare. A nightmare. Because they were they able to get out like install the streets or not. No, they couldn't keep up with this. No, it came to fast. No, no. Yeah huh. And and it was just and you could see everybody was trying to get get out from their work. So we're just jammed. Sure. It took me. Yeah. Until 10 to five to get home. Oh. how do you. So it was. [laughter]. How do you usually go? . Do you come in on you know, um, like 94 or what? I take yeah, I do take 94 for a while you know, there is a section that I take and so I am on the freeway for a while, but um, I didn't you know, take the freeway, but then I heard other people who took the free way. . Huh. Huh. It was just as bad. And some people took them four hours and some even 5. Huh. Huh. Oh. so then I didn't feel. So bad. You know that I was the only one you know that everybody everybody did and the wind was. Yeah. Yeah. So strong when they were even in town. I mean in Milwaukee, uh, you know with your buildings around going down as you know, intersection or or so and the the car just rock. Huh. I mean with the wind. All of a sudden it would be like a squall. Huh. Huh. Yeah, so. Oh. Now changing topics. Have you talked to a Mary at all or father Larry or huh? Oh. yes, yes, um, I wanted to tell you that one too. I still have time. I owe this other sister said they'll. Okay, [laughter]. Tell me when it's time. Yeah, they'll tell me it's one minute left [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. Oh. okay, [laughter]. Because but I want to just kind of me a you know, after our reunion in the summer. Huh. And I think it was Larry or Mary. I don't know that said you know what about, um, us getting together sometime. And so we said, well, let's, say the date you know, so I guess you know after they went home and that and you know, checked on the calendar calendar, the last weekend in October. Huh. We went down to Larry place. No, no. How nice? Huh. Yeah, and Mary left earlier, you know, she went a she left on Friday and I was going to go Friday after work and I thought. When I was younger, I would have done that [laughter]? You know, and I thought no way am. I am going to drive into Chicago. Um, you know when it's dark and you know, and in with that rush, you know, so I thought I'll just leave early Saturday morning, which I did and I got down there around nine and then we visited a there was a mon senior who had died and Larry was having that funeral on Monday and so he had some preparations to do this was a a you know, a very uh oh. I know the Monsignor was his uncle from his. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. Mom's side. Is his mother's site. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Because I heard her talk about him. Yeah, and he was a it seems like a very prominent person. You know, so we you know, he really needed to you know, put some time into that and he was kind of apologizing that he couldn't you know, you know, be with us. Huh. Right. So this was in the morning. So Mary Ann, I visited you know, and then a. Huh. And then he took us out for lunch and then we went over to the peer peer Park, I guess is call and they have the largest Ferris wheel. Uh huh. Huh. And so we went on that. Yeah, we'll. Have to think America fears. How cute? Yeah, I don't know how many feet up it was I think it had 200 cars on it? Yeah, I. I mean, you know those little seats. My God. Yeah, it was something new. Is not. I've been out on pier Park. I don't remember. Yeah, that's, new it's. . A fair, maybe it's, new. It's, new it's it's, not it. Yeah. Hasn't been there to too many years. I guess because you know they were talking about that. Oh. okay. So then we just kinda walk there and and drove through the city and. Bye. And did we come home? I guess we came home. Yes, we came home and I visited and then I think Larry did some things again and then he took us out to a very fancy. Eating place. Oh. And uh, and so then we. So Jim didn't come. No. Jim didn't come it was just Mary you and Larry. Right. We see Jim as in Michigan. Oh. Yeah. Yeah, well, Mary is in Ohio. So [laughter]. Yes, yeah. Huh. Not too much of a difference there. Yeah, no, I didn't. No [laughter]. We didn't talk about Jim. I guess I guess the the idea when Larry, you know, thought of this was kind of like we were the religious, you know in the in the family Mary being you know, she's. Huh. Now into spiritual direction. Uh huh. Did you know that she's? Well, she told me now is she doing it because she was learning, how to do it. I. She's learning. How and she's? She has been doing it, but she still has more learning. Yep. You know. I see. Uh huh. Yeah, so I think that was that was the the idea of the three of us getting together kind of like something in common. Yeah, yeah, she's. Huh. You know, and so that was so nice and I thought she I'm only two hours from Chicago. Uh huh. Yeah. So I told Larry, I said, maybe someday, I'll, bring mom down and we'll go to mess there. Yep. Oh. You know, and then he said we'll eat out, you know, and all and I said you bring your parents and you know, we'll get our parents together and you know, kind of spend like a Sunday, but I don't wanna planet now with the winter, but later on maybe in the spring or so. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. So, so that was so nice and then Mary left after she left early Sunday morning, I mean, we we went to mass breakfast and then she left right away and I left maybe about an hour later. Now, it's gonna say, yeah. Huh. Huh. You know, yeah. Huh huh. Do you have sisters down there? You stayed with or did you all stay a like a hotel or what. Oh. you see this Larry. Yeah, have you been to his place? Oh. it Larry place. Yeah, I've been to his home. Uh huh. Oh. my God. All of us, huh. Isn't. It nice. Yeah huh. Yeah, I mean, it's big it's big. Oh yeah, is he still living like across the Street from the Church? Yeah. Right, uh huh. And you know. Yeah, because it. West. At one time he said that they were maybe going to,. Use that that the parish is going to use it for something. They might move. So I didn't know if they were at that stage. I think they might be using the basement. Maybe I think that they might be doing. Huh. Huh. I I have that feeling that they use the basement, but it's really two houses connected. Huh. Correct, right. Yeah. Yeah. I'm almost saying way because you know, like how we say, huh. I mean, you know, right [laughter], the expression in Chinese is Duane Duane Duane. Oh. okay. Yeah, [laughter]. To delay and you're into it already. Hey, yeah, you you get into somebody's delay, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, is Ned. Hey great. Come home. Yeah, mail mail or may always know. So you know what mail mail. Meal is no. No mail mail [laughter], huh. Oh mail. Alright, like the mail [laughter]. Yeah, right, right, right, yeah, right [laughter]. Oh okay, okay, so yeah, I hope I hope Katie. So 0. You know, called and did this. She was a little skeptical. You know, she I mean, it kind of question. I said, well, you'd, have to you know, it's, nothing. Well, our conversation even if they didn't, listen to her there's, nothing to you know to it, you know, but I said. Yes. What. Do they like, do they ask questions at some.? Huh. No. Or it's more listening to us. Talk because they're trying to study your inflexions or I don't know what specifically but. Yeah, yes, it's. Yeah, it's. Some kind of linguistic you know, it because it's from that the university of Pennsylvania, where they really do that. Yeah. I guess. Huh. I'll. Have to tell the person. That's in charge of our language school here. Huh. He teaches linguistics here at university [laughter]. Oh okay. So I'll, tell him that you and I participated in this study and ask him and I think he's even himself. . Right. I almost think he's from Pennsylvania or some place out in that part of the countryside he's, not from the Midwest like we are. Oh. Okay, it says the little the linguistic data consortium at the university of Pennsylvania is collecting telephone conversations in American English. Oh. . Huh. Huh. Yeah, well that. Do you by any chance? Um, if you participate do you get any part of the results or you know, later. I don't think. So I don't think so,. Huh. Yeah, it'd be interesting. Just to you know, so to see what they come up with because you know, you think about it like as we talk. See, yeah. . I mean, you know, you're talking. I enter the route, you know, and then I'm talking, you know how we do a, but it's also interesting. Huh. . We keep saying over here. Those of us that are from the States, but you know, the more, we stated he keep saying, oh. my gosh, I'm forgetting my English. . Oh. I forget how to make senses. How do you spell that? You know, uh, because I also use Internet. Oh okay. And although I only have three people right now that I communicate with you know, sometimes I'll end up next to someone a from the States and they'll. Huh. See. Oh. is this sentence, right? And they'll read this sentence. And I'll say, oh. I think it is. I think you're the teacher. I'm just a nurse. You know, huh. [laughter]. Oh gosh. But uh, it's it's. Interesting. Because remember you you told me you know, you said you know how important it is to talk to your loved ones over the phone. . Bye. Oh yeah, yeah. And you were relating when you were on . You didn't have an experience that much, but you know, I have to say a whenever I go down to our hospital in long. No, never. Huh. Bye. I usually have the opportunity to to call home and my brother had open heart surgery and and he had hip surgery. . Really wow. This is all after I came here and then he got a, he got a. Oh my.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. Hello yeah, okay now you're being recorded for posterity [laughter]. You there. Okay. Okay. One of the boys is a Chicago boy Joseph Silverstein. Which 1. His name is Joseph Silverstein. I think. Yes. Ah, he he's thin he's, a should be a taller center. Yeah. Buoy. There's a there's one from Toronto to from . Huh huh. Me . What can I tell you? They're. All they're. All nice. You know. Me plays drums. No I'm very upset with you, Mrs. Rooms. We searched to view the whole monthly plus nine plus you know, push I was late last week. Nothing else, but . . And the end that we bought them the drama , which is much more money than I expected to spend like I don't have any money. That's. It finished I'm going from Mary. /. Alright, give me some money for a stary said I'm. Just borrowing from him. . And he looked you know, I said you know, are you happy with this is what you want to say to you? . It's. Okay, but uh. Brought them home he's. Happy to put them together and you know during the shop this he was. You know, maybe we can ship his in it's, not. So great sent. So could you try to explain to me? I like that kind of money kit. Yeah. Huh. It happens to be an excellent excellent talk. Huh. But to start shipping it who knows you know, gets messed up. Oh yeah, no that's. Not a. It'll just have to make do with it. So you want to take the issue even though. It's gonna wait until see if he gets shipped it. So I spoke to him Q that it's gonna be shipped, but it always been looked into it, but it's, not gonna ship it out. And. . It's just you know for this. Right. I mean, I didn't even tell sign would it cost. Oh boy. This is second Hannah and there's. No way. This we've looked everywhere unless you follow a freak thing you know, somebody bought a great said, she said for $25 and yards. Really. . So I can't believe that. Cause every we went to see a second handset, which the woman told us was a professional in in Monroe. [laughter]. . We should have never from drove there was so tired and piece of junk and she wanted the 25300. No. Well first off, I just want to tell you that the we're leaving at six o'clock that Thursday night, huh. Tuesday night. No, Tuesday night we're, not coming until almost 11 at night. Huh. Are you going back Thursday? Going back. Thursday, right in fact, we're probably gonna sleep. I think by simple that first night because he's, right near the Airport and I really don't have anywhere anywhere to stay in new York. You know, I want to stay in Brooklyn and I can stay by my cousin, but with four of us coming in. I don't think I'll be here till then if I leave I'll have to leave on Tuesday, but before that. . . Yeah, I mean, it half my flight would be 18. Oh. So you know, if I'm saying I want you to see you, but if I'm, not gonna see you then maybe just keep you know cause another $50 to put my flight off. Right. Mine right. Yeah, they had, I don't know, I'll. See. Tonight or tomorrow. Also, I did you get any literature from a place called California coast university. No. Okay, I had picked it up out of a magazine and talk on the er. Um, on the plane when I was coming back from Israel. . It says it's an off campus degree program for mid carrier adult. It was an 800 number. Um, if you want, I can give it. You sent it to real what's. You here. And now I said to send it to you to Israel. No, I didn't know it didn't come on. I was there. Um, it says it's a California coast university. . Pioneer in the development of external decree programs has been assisting. Yeah, I probably didn't recognize me, sir. And the completion of bachelor's master's in doctoral. Degrees for over 20 years really. Bumper recognizes you I can't even get the you know. Recognize maybe even there's the Canadian. What he's going to open in Vancouver? Yeah. But that's Canadian. I can even maybe get a scholarship for. Yeah. By check. . It's, not recognize it's useless for me to spend the money. Well, look there's an 800 number. I'll write it down. Hold on. So write it down and call them while you're here. Oh. I need something right. . . Yeah, okay. Okay, it's 80854. Yeah. Uh, let me see 8768. 8768, California. Right. What. California coast university. And maybe they can answer your questions over the phone. . I don't know, but I thought it might be, um, well what kind of universities do they recognize. . You need certain requirements, I'm, not quite sure. Look at the the one with Thomas Edison that I was looking into. And we're eligible for and everything. So I can do a ba in humanities by then ours or whatever. Huh huh. And that's Rex. Nice, but yeah, and they would recognize the bachelor of science, but I can't do it in Israel bachelor science. Oh. You can only do in new Jersey or in some place in America because, um, there's a certain a. Practicum. You know that you have to do. . So we wrote to them maybe we can do it in issue. Maybe we can come in for a certain amount of time. And they wouldn't hear with. Not gonna at all. Huh. Well, this person I spoke to it said it was no problem to do it in this world. You know, though for the delivery. Oh. So I don't know call them and you'll. See what. Think anybody would be there. It's a. No, not today. I'm. Sure, not you have to wait probably till Tuesday America is basically closed down over the weekend. No it'll be another week. And it's labor day weekend. So. Are the stores open shopping stores? The shopping stores are open. You're. Yeah, usually MOS for sure. And yeah, the stores are open. I'll. Tell you. I did was drums, not have any money left, but some people with him gave me unless she wants to take up for. Huh. I sent now with . It was just here. Um, I. You'll be in touch with this don't call me. What. Uh, yeah, well, no, I she'll give it to high Friedman and then I will get it to you. It's like two little two bags for each 1. Okay. I mean one for each one of its its light there's, nothing heavy. No problem. Well, it's, just 1. Yeah, um, I have broker stuff that I figured my mother. Hopefully to I had no. Huh. How's. She doing. Broughton. I think that or the truth is. I have not spoken to her a couple of weeks. So that. What was the result of the CDs and everything? A bar. Sean every everything came out. Nothing. Alright, I guess it just took longer for the that also to stop bleeding then they had expected. . Alright, definitely looks good when I saw it last. Huh. I left in such a you know. Fast, huh. I didn't even call anyone or anything. Nobody who's leaving. Check junk. Huh. Um, I got Sam's ticket for him for . Okay, he may do you get a return. Yeah. When is it for? Um, probably the day after the . When did it start here right off the enter? They have a couple days. No, I don't know what when this starts mostly should. Probably like a real. Miss most you should start like usually the whole thing. Switch works out. Looks like after a couple days after. . No because he may have to go to Toronto or to across the border anyway. . Soon paper. Well, this is a non refundable ticket. Oh. that's. Okay, as long as it has a couple days. . Oh yeah, no, I made it. I think the day after to and . We have to get back to work. By. You know the voice got back to work. What I send you the dollar? Which dollar. I think I sent you a check for a $20. It's a 25 it's. I know so the $5 will give them that's. What I had a check that was you know, a $20? Still. So would you give it to? Thank you for calling . Oh. I didn't get it yet. I'll. Just look in my purse. I think I did that. Okay, so I'm you know, no, well, no problem. 58. Sean, actually spoke to this morning for a couple minutes. . Yes. You said they walked out to her notes to see my mother, huh. They walked, huh. Huh. What. How come there? Nothing to do. Well, I guess they thought they wanted to see my mother and there's really no time during the week before she leaves. See it's a far off. Oh yeah, so they were by her and then they stopped all the way up to Miriam with the double stroller and she wasn't home. Huh huh. So they went to visit [laughter]. Huh. Well, so when is your apartment . Tracy. . It's shove. Huh. It's still being . Huh. And you're not afraid to make it in the gas. No, because you get there by a you know, they take you in special buses and says code and everything. I've been there before it's lovely it's. Cool. Is it a hotel? . Anybody else goes there. That's the only place I could get for that's fine too. . You know, the closest. . Not mentally not physically in four days after so because there's just no way or the money. Yeah. I mean, it's really not nice fighting. Everybody having to pay their own way, but. What can I do? I can't. . Just kind of monitoring part. Just you know, it's hard enough for me. It's hot I'm. The lucky one I'm here with them, but I don't. They did the dango. I'm . Mess. 1. . Sure, you can understand. Yeah, I'm sure, I sure can I sure can. Um, but is are you gonna do anything about his English education or. . I want to, I wanna get them settled first let's. See, and then we'll. See what we can do. Once they see settles in something. Right. But then private tutoring is. Right. Don't know how to go, but I'm gonna have to. I'm just don't know how to do these things there must be something because he really wants it. Yeah. Right now I mean, the thing is that because he doesn't you know, like Bessie is now taking correspondence scores cause his, you should have dropped. Huh. His high school education in the middle because they didn't have enough boys were interested and not enough money. Whatever. So how do. So he's. Hopefully gonna finish a degree with correspondence, but he knows English you know how to write and read and . Well, he can he can read you know, he's he's weren't. You know, he can do it's just very slow. His writing is atrocious, but you know, but he's, not what you would expect the kid is a. Mhm right. Looking. He only has in the December. He don't, but we'll pick it up. Yeah. He's. Good on that. I don't know how you go about correspondence. . You do everything on your own. Yeah, see that's, the problem. It's. You know, they send you the books. Could you type it out on a cool? They send you the books and the. Yeah. And the you know, tests and whatever and you send them in and then they grade them and then they send it back. It's. But you don't have like you can do all the tests and work and home. Right now. You don't have to go anywhere. So, that's not speak to you like if he would say what to do and somebody would type it out for him. Could you do like that? If that's, um, it does need. So much typing a lot of it. Is yes. And no answers. No there are some essay questions. But the question is if you know, if he really has no endless back on, I think, it'll be very difficult for him to do it. Like the geography and the history. Yeah, and literature and, um, psychology there was some, you know, different courses. It had, I mean, she Bessie doesn't need the, you know, he had two years of credit. So he just had to finish off two more years. Okay, well. I mean, he has like four years to do it within. You're talking about high school. Right. Alright, he has plenty of time. He can always do Bogota extension. Yeah. When he comes back? . You know, we. Look. Maybe you could look it. Could be maybe Dina. Could find out about someone that would be willing to you know, help him out on you know. I can even do something else. I can find out what it means the route. The external route. . Send them all the stuff to learn in review. . You learn it in Hebrew, but just then I'll, give it over in English and somebody I'll write it out. You can do that also it's easier. Right. Maybe they I don't know. Huh. Let's. See. Right now, he's sleeping. He found this minions. That he's been enjoying tremendously and I say it's, you know, like the only days that he can sleep our shop in Sunday, a little bit because the rest of the week he exists on 23 hours a night. It's, not normal. But he got a 5. This morning though. Let's. See and I went back to sleep. Alright, so tell my call was very nice. You call, huh. Yeah, no I'm. Not done. I'm using up my 30 minutes lady [laughter]. No, I know I know, but I want you to tell them though because I was supposed to call tell about it was related crucify. 000, you mean the . Yeah, yeah. But but was a. He was very happy. You know, give you the truth is if he didn't see me looking at him. Yeah. He would be fine. You're fine. You know, I could I think a lot of it is put on because I'm here. . I don't know. I don't know which is the true. Right. Well with me, please sign up. Right, right, right. You know, you gotta fill it up and he made it and made an appointment coming across and taking his till you know, of an or whatever. Right. It's called Tylenol because he had a headache now. . Cause he had a headache right he's. [laughter]. Just you know. It's hard to tell. Huh. And is it gonna tack shops into the ? Yeah, when it's an insurance it's in you gotta be there. . Yeah, but what I owe also how often do they have in Boston. Like this has one a one to N. . One out in Muncie with families. Huh huh. And one out like a lot. So that's when they can leave on Thursday evening and they come back on Saturday to Sunday, I'm, not sure. . Sunday afternoon. They come back. Okay, so you know the truth is one of those. You could send them to Tamara. Yeah, for sure. You know, a. You could have a good time and and the Chevrolet in . . You can bring boys here. Huh. You know, he is no problem. Right. And everybody kept until you've over shop issue board at the stores. You're more than welcome you're tired of them to come here dealer getting older and you can make maybe a little bit of money. [laughter]. Everybody knows that we're looking for drums. So then they heard you drums. Well, you can give my kids lessons has to want to, but it's $10 at least an hour. . . So it's a little bit of pocket metal help me out a lot. Ryan. Yeah, it all adds up. Right. Did you finish shopping with him? For him except for socks. Yeah. Yeah. Huh, you went to since. We would you believe . Oh my gosh, Mericle of medical. Yeah, we went to Sam's and he got shirts there. I'm telling last week was drums and funny. We got him trousers. Your father wanted some shorts. Did he mention anything to you? He didn't tell me you didn't. I don't know. I got a what. Tell me. I don't know he I once got a message you want needed some shirts. No, one wrote what kind what size. Whatever. I'm calling him about a one o'clock. This time here. Huh. So I asked him because he might need, I don't know if you have the room or who it was for hold on one second. Hello, yeah,. Yeah. I'll. Ask him when he did. I asked him before I left he didn't say a word. Oh. okay, fine. He wouldn't ask me. I don't know maybe it was a message kind of that. I got you know a long time ago with no size and know whatever and then I really didn't have anyone to send it with. . Must be 15.5 or 60. Um, I don't know short sleeve long sleeve, but meanwhile, I don't. I'm gonna call I'm calling in soon because I you know, it's, not. Oh. you want to you. Let them know. What's doing? Isn't. So good. Right, right. That's. A little bit sooner. Line, right. So, I'm gonna call. I called before when we went to sleep you know in the middle of night, but he was already and they were going to tell the to a you know his check up on the pacemaker. 00, I see. So said that he should you know, like he comes on like seven o'clock their time, which is will be one o'clock here. Huh. . What's is there a difference in time between here and co? Yeah, we're in our difference. We're an hour earlier. You like a quarter to 10 or something. Right. . But you know, they're changing the clock and it's. I think. They changed it last night to six hours different. Oh. they changed it all right now, so now, seven hours from Chicago because I remember reading it somewhere. Yeah. They changed it last night. . And what else did I want to say. I want to pickup for Chevy something. You know, she's. So she's. So little and I went to maternity shop in at home and you know, she's little apologize about it, but she's everything on here is the normal. So I don't know you know, when I went with you everything's. So expensive you spent a fortune. I know attorney closing America or not. She. I saw a jumper for $50 is that a lot. No. And them all. No, not at all. I should like. Yeah. . Now, I'm laughing because it's, nothing already. It was in a 9. The mall. Huh huh. And the miles are good place to show like the mall. Sometimes it can be very good. You know, it depends, but sometimes you can do better. . In the mall. I got picked up. I went to because like an outlook mall for the first time. I was never there, but this summer we when was here. We all went to school. I got two apples myself $32 each. Oh. you're. So good at that. Not always. I mean, but this was like it was Filene's basin, which is like a very you know, cheaper, kind of place. Huh. And I had like a 10% coupon off or something besides it. So, but so that was you can't buy that. Any from store, you can't even pick up A T shirt. Practically for that kinda money. Huh. You know. I know I want to look something. I mean, look sometimes the marshals A T A Max or whatever you can do much better than a from store. It depends. Mhm. What you're looking for? I mean, look the miles working with it from stores. So the lines to good and the sleeves. The good and the next are good. You know, I mean some you know. But now, we're going to the policy. Right. So. So fall or winter. You should have you could sometimes do. See. Well. And this wasn't even on sale, I hope it's tonight. It's like she wears like she would like. Oh. so you know her trace. So then you know, she's due when in January, Mrs. How can I say? The end of December beginning January she's she's. . Huh. You know, she nothing. Fixer, but uh. Right. Right. Yeah, look it's always like that at the beginning. You're. You can't sit in your regular clothes, but yes, you know a real maternity little thing is like a. Well, she's 2223 weeks. Oh. my God. You should be internally. Huh. No. Yeah, I would think so. Them. Oh. I thought you said weeks. Thanks. I thought you said waste [laughter]. Weeks weeks. Oh okay huh. No she's. Like A I guess, she's like an 810. . So which doctor is she using. Uh, by you. Didn't know, he's a friend of mine. That I work with here. Huh huh. Not not neither one's. My keys. Good now, but doesn't mean, anything try is good if she comes to show you know, she'll deliverance. . Where it said it's or somebody will be around for her that's? Who we mean with their? Hello . Such kit, but he's. Yeah, [laughter]. He turned over three times already. So big he's. So big he's like a six months old Cana. Yeah. I mean, every which way. He's not fat or anything. . It's just solid and he's tall and took his head up and he cools and he laughed and he's not shop by. [laughter]. I know I could see because drawers. Baby's not. So advanced at all. I mean, you know, like. Did rose. Tell me on the phone, huh. Huh. [laughter]. Probable lot. He does he's a hard baby. She may come through here. Monday. She said. Huh. Yeah. Also said it come. Who did simple, huh huh huh? Yes again. So. Oh. you didn't wanna come . He couldn't he said if you would have known it was coming. Oh. So I was coming, he would've come this not the one before. . Oh. Yep. Well, look. We never know. It's simple where he's gonna be. So you know, he can't he just appears into the Russian vast lands. I saw the . And I was going to Vancouver. Hi, hi it's it's. I wish I could find himself. Yeah. Not an easy situation. There at all you know. I felt bad that time you know, they came here that shops right after I came back when I had had that you know, D N C say mom, shouldn't have them stay by me. . It was okay. Yeah, tackle turned out to be a lot of polyps and, uh, she said it was a lot of stuff that she had a cleaning out, but hopefully you know. Bye. Oh. it's. Okay, now. Yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, this finally is beginning to straighten itself out even even at the beginning. Huh. Was still problematic, but finally the last couple weeks since it straighten itself out. Well, I well I got you know the I joined the genetic testing business and. So the guy was here just now he went back to your Thursday think he called to tell me that he did the testing here. On the blood and it came out to. Okay. Like that I'm not. I don't have the gene. Oh good. Yeah, but between you and me see when I go home. I have to go see someone have something on my bed. Oh no. But I could be just like a like a either it's a bite or stop. Yeah. Cause it's not it's, not it's like it's, not deeper and it's not in you know, it's like skin. I don't think, it's not help it's, not. Um, yeah, I hope I have Sean. I'll. Have time for this, huh. How is doing? She sounds great. Her daughter had a baby. Oh. that's nice . Daughter. The baby girl she's talks the Mac and a whole day. Oh. first child. And she's on a yeah, she's a little girl, the last week and I can't believe this was the girl that was on magnesium and pressed Lane. . Huh. And all these heavy duty. Medication. You know, they're in the whole bit and they threw out after 24 hours. Oh my goodness. Well, you should know finally I mean in new Jersey. They passed a law has to be at least two days and I think the on a whole America. I heard they're trying to get you know at least two days back. Bye. It's crazy. It's. Ridiculous. Oh okay, um, what I wanted to say. . I have it. Hasn't lost too much weight has she. Um, no, but it's kinda fun it's place. No. She doesn't look and it's bad. She didn't even. Yeah. And she wrote me this week. You know, they're trying to exercise and she's really trying. I think she should join weight watchers or something that will like she said she needs a diet where it'll tell her exactly what she can eat you know now you can eat this now. You can eat that. When I get back I'll look after? Yeah, yeah, because she's gonna be. So sorry, if she doesn't lose that weight and then it's a term goes into another, she has nothing to where she left her gorgeous gorgeous rules. I know, father's. I know. Dresses basically here in America. I mean, I can't tell you what they cost you know, sitting there hanging the classic one of them. Okay. She wore one time. . I don't. When are they coming in? They have a Mister. Yeah, November, Mister sham. Huh. . They were coming already time. No. October, but it's, right after that. Yeah, I mean, we're not right after so yeah, like a month or so later. Coming your. Yeah, they're gonna be in Chicago. first for a week and then we'll be in new York for after the whole trip will be two weeks. Huh. So, they're coming they're coming directly to Chicago. . And then they're going to for a week and then they're gonna be in new York for a week. Well, he faxed then he was waiting to hear from. I hope they'll fax them back. Huh. Well, she calls and tell you tell her to tell you just send them to her. Huh. Okay, yeah, well I. You're very close to you. Yeah. So you know, he faxed it before he faxed, huh huh huh. Really. He told me on. Yeah, I mean, I keep it said to me. You want to call us to call just to speak to to speak to him. Huh. So, I'm gonna tell no, then it had me to tell me the. I just that's my feeling because if you want to call you can call you know fix on me. They didn't call, but it wasn't there. Thank goodness. I mean, but you have a backup system here in case he really feels he needs that. You can call his guy answers. Oh. really. Yeah, he can follow. . She wants she told me called see we need back, huh. Fix psychology degree over here. You like say a lot. . Yeah, good good. Last month. How, um, what what did I wanna say? . I forgot what I was just gonna say. Any other credit she did this it's. All you know finding its place. Huh. Well, she beholds always figure on top in general. She always looks like that's just the way she doesn't look too bad. No, she doesn't. Look bad. She's such a pretty face. She doesn't look bad at all. Um, no, she looked very good in a couple pictures of stuff. And put in the bed. You know, but then I just developed a roll of film that she sent and you know on their vacation and she looked pretty heavy, I don't know. No, okay, that's. Helen vacation. Yeah, I know, but still you know. But by the like the outfit. Yeah, the little bit. Bye. I thought I didn't get a full. Yeah, very pretty she did very nicely. Let's. See, see. The thing is this, um, Tina, you have to speak to and tell him that if he does it will have it and they don't have a thing in the house and they make it a you know. Huh. No. He will he will because he also wants to like I left him. I died, I died, I I he wanted me to give him. Oh yeah, I heard you lost six pounds. I. Something in. I told them you can do it, but no way. Can you have to do it? No, not that's. No way. The where every time it stays by me goes on that's, Michigan at that. Oh. it's, a yeah, somebody says. But it looks like what lost key on. But the Heinz on it, I mean, but I won't. Let him do it. Commotion in other way. It's written to the T he he'll pass out. Oh boy, I know, it's that's a crazy diet, but see if you see there's. You know, milking bananas. All this. No reason why they can't normally in lose weight. Right. You know, that's, what, but if he, if he. I read an article on one of the. I know maybe it's a magazine. I don't remember where maybe on the plane about a woman who lost she was. Oh piece really very overweight and she lost and you know a lot of weight and she did it. . She said I didn't stop reading. Cause I can't stop eating I have to always eat something, but she only gate low fat. You know, always low fat foods. . Could be in the beginning. If you're hungry. All the time just have low fat like the girls there or if it's a who's, you know, yogurt and and no sugar and that kind of stuff if you really you know, you need something to Nash and little by little you knock off this you know, because that's, you don't need to consume so much. Right. Well, yeah. If you get yourself busy leave the house. Right. It's being in the house that you uh. Right, you know, I had spoken to, I don't she's, you know, she's not. So happy about going back to work for. Yeah, I know. So shouldn't like the job too much and secondly half of the sale or go to a babysitter. Yeah, but it's still she's left with half the and her job I mean, she doesn't realize that her job is such a good job. . The hours at least ever leaves the house at 710. . Huh. And she comes back at quarter to 5. Oh my gosh. And her pay is less than you having. Really. And your cover doesn't realize what a good job. She has and the chef is considered a top Secretary known that firm and she's on you know, all the benefits whatever I don't know how yours got such a good job. . Yeah. . The hours aren't long they're, not first thing in the morning. . Right. And it's . It should leave that job even if it means she gets half the base. . So she still have half that half is important. And the other thing she was considering is maybe buying a computer and trying to get home work. . You know, work to do at home. She can forget about it there. Yeah. Isn't that much going everybody wants to do that? And there isn't anything going if you're in the cellular or you know, world over there and you work in there. You have connections to universities whatever maybe you can pick up where you're gonna get it from. Yeah, it's. Right okay, so you have to encourage her, you know. Not . And she has to get out that's another thing if she's in the house. This foot she'll go out of her. Of course of course. Mine. Of course, like she says, yeah, I mean, I haven't spoke with her now for a couple weeks, but she said like no.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"The topic is a budgets. Huh. Alright, um, we we don't have a budget. Our family doesn't. We just, I do the bills in our family and we basically live from pay check to pay check. Huh. I mean, I know we pretty much maxed ourselves out. Right, good. We know how much money we have coming in and that's about how much money we have going out every every month? How about you? Um, well we have a budget. Um, we get paid every two weeks and I have certain bills at certain times you know, either first or the middle of the month. [laughter]. Yeah. Uh huh. And pay the bills according to that and then what and then I like our savings a budget that out and they care a budget that out because I'm a college student and so I have to be real careful, how we handle the money. Yeah. Huh. [laughter]. Yeah. But um, I we guess we live from paycheck to paycheck to. [laughter]. Unfortunately. You go to college right now. You're in college. Now. I sure am nursing school. Oh wow, do you handle the finances in your in your family? Yeah. I sure do I'm the main person. Wow. How long have you been operating on a budget, huh? Uh, since we got married about 10 years ago, huh. Oh. I really. I tried it once, but it just didn't seem I mean, it was pretty depressing some months. It looks like I mean, I'd have a negative when I compared how much money we had coming in to how much money we had gone out? Huh. I mean, I know theoretically how that happens, but it would turn out to be like there would be negatives and it got pretty depressing [laughter]. We budget are are purchases like if we're gonna buy a refrigerator for example, and we had to take a loan for that then deciding how quick. Huh. I wanted to pay it off or what I could afford. I double the payments and maybe pay it off in a year six months. Yeah. Yeah, figure out. And so I would figure out and that's the only way. We've been able to buy a big items. Huh. It seems like you know, we need furniture then you know a bedroom suit then we need to budget it and then you need the most payment we can meet and yet still do okay. Yeah. Huh. And it's worked out for you. How many large things have you bought that way? Everything huh. Oh. you really. One step at a time. We we've been kind of hit and Miss, I guess. And we know when we have a bill that's fixing to be a paid off that will have this extra amount coming in of course, something else will come along. Huh. Huh. We do get loans and we do basically the same thing, but we don't put it on paper. I just I'm. I I am very financially. Yeah. Equity mentally. You know, I mean, I know how to do these things and I can sit down and write it out, but it just doesn't seem to work out for us. . [laughter]. Well, I write out every time. And I might sometimes even do it a pay check ahead just to figure out next time in the next two weeks. Oh. yeah. What I have left over and then how I can use that money? Huh. According to what we need. Huh huh. I'm not gonna tell you we're not maxed out because in college. I. I am I mean, you know, we're living at a at a rate, which is barely getting di until I graduate. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. And then we'll double our income. Yeah, that'll be great. When you do my sister just graduated from medical college? So I know that'll that'll be great for you. I'm looking forward to it. I bet [laughter]. But even in that way we figured if we just turned all my paychecks over and budgeted into the bills will have every bill including our car and truck paid off in like four months. [laughter]. Oh gosh. You know, so that's kinda. What we're looking at now? Yes, [laughter], right, right. That's, not including student loans [laughter], but those loans are so much cheaper that budget wise they're smart. Uh. Huh. Keep those to last. Yeah, they're they're finance, a pretty low interest rate. Most the time. Aren't. They yeah, that's that's a good deal. They certainly are seven or 8%. Yeah, well, I could make it without those, but but even so I kinda budget like, uh, what I'll be able to afford even when I graduate. Me. No, no. How much those loans are gonna add up to be you know, so that I know exactly what I'll be owing? [laughter]. Oh. do you spend a lot of time though? A mapping out your budget and trying to. No we've been doing this for. So long now that I'm. Yeah. I just automatically can tell. Do you remember when you got started? What how it was then I mean, did it seem difficult? It it was no we've. Always done. This I don't know how or why we when we first got Mary, we wanted lots of things and the only way we could afford to get those lots of things to do it. Yeah. Bye. Yeah, no, I can afford to a lot of things. Let's. Do it. This way. This way, huh. Okay, for four months. Okay, four months. We're gonna buy a refrigerator. So for four months, we're gonna channel. Four months. Have all the money in, huh. All the money into that. You what. I'm saying. Yes. Okay, then it's paid. Now, we're gonna buy a TV. T V. You see what I'm saying. Huh. And for three months gonna all the money into that. Huh. And it's not to say that we waited and got the money first and bought it. Yeah. We took loans got it and then paid the loan. Yeah. But of course. But you budget the loan into your yeah huh. Yes. Were you doing this before you got married when you were like were on your owner managing your own money before you got married? Were you doing a budget then? My my folks gave us a pretty good allowance, but I got married. Bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"See I told you so. Guys. Huh. So have you done. How am I doing? No, what have you done? Well, how are you doing? Oh right we've gone to the Beach, a few times and in the pond and some fish tender skin. . [laughter]. So and so forth. We wanna sunfish. Well, how is your. Yeah, we did last time you went up. Actually, we haven't gone up. This time. Well, how was your trip. Okay, we look a little tiring, but. Huh. I want to. Yeah, you know, we did. Oh. uh huh. No, I don't write you wanted to . And what. Right. I'm gonna falls and I went home, but they have a diabetic sign center. There. It's like. We spent the whole day at the sign center. We didn't do everything. Oh. really was it was like the one you can be very detailed. Sorry, baby. We have lots of time. It doesn't cost anything either. Great. Yeah, I know, but well, they just have you know how the Baltimore sines center exhibits are. Yes. Well. And then an pronto signs in there each exhibit about three times the Baltimore one and there were. Three times as many exhibits though. Oh. wow. Huh. And they don't change either it's just one bad part there. Aren't any like temporary exhibits. Huh. Because one of the signs is talking about something in 1981. Oh. As a fresh is in 1981. So. Oh. Okay. Let me one to two different Park Park things. And then we went to Niagara falls and then we drove home. To . Well, they were Canadian using parks. They weren't like her Parker. They're just like little fares. Yeah, permanent Ferris. [laughter]. Uh. Huh. Well, I mean, the riser better stuff, but. Are they tremendously over price? Not really well. I wasn't Canadian money. And I don't know the prices in. Huh. Yes, please. So we went to a last time we went out before my music account. Bye. We went to a a barn stubble. Bye. Bye. Well, whatever it was it was a fair also. Oh. You know, like a benefit fair and I think it was like $20 to get in wait. . Huh. No, like $10 per person to get in and then. . Another $2 and 50 cents for each ride to go on. Yeah, well you got there like that. I mean, you paid to get in and then you bought your all day passwords or whatever. Huh. We had a ferry across one of them was on. In Toronto Harbor in like in the middle of like Ontario they're like three islands and they turned one of them into using Park to ferry over from Toronto Harbor. Huh. School. Yeah. And then. I saw sorry today also. Who. The the Martha's. Vineyard, 1. You know, the one that goes from Cape cod to Martha's. Vineyard takes people back and forth. Alright. How long does it take to get there from one to the? Huh. How long does it take from one? A couple of hours like three hours on a ferry. Well. He goes you're gonna sailboat though it's. Bye. Like,. Six hours or so. Yeah, it took five days. Huh. So so we went to Niagara falls and we went on the way, the best you know, the boat that goes like under the falls. Okay, what. No. You don't. Alright, well, there's a boat to go. Do you want to give you the Plaza green codes, which are dangerous, but anyway? Speak up. I can only hear about one out of every other word. You're saying. Okay, you go in a boat. Yeah. And they give you these Lorraine codes and then they take you right into the all the missed from the falls. . And at 1. you're like 10 feet from one of the Niagara falls. Well. You got what. Yeah, it's. It seems like it's raining for a little bit, but. . No, you not you'll go under the false. Could be killed. If you went under the phone. It depends. Who you're? Not depends. That you were billed. Huh. Okay. Well, so that's pretty neat. I don't know. Oh okay, so I went to Niagara falls and. Alright, I really want. Okay. How are you too? Bye. We went to the pond and then the next day we went to the pond and the day after that went to the Beach and then you know, I just switched off between the pond and Beach. [laughter]. Huh. That's, the main thing we did. We just went swimming all the time. Oh. . You still doing that. Huh. Yeah. How long are you there for? We're leaving. No we're leaving for Baltimore in two days. Also be home for . Yeah. Oh huh. I didn't know that. Okay. Okay, oh. no. Huh huh. Now you do. Okay, oh guess what. What. I start school on next Thursday. Yeah. Because the high school start earlier. So I have to start next Thursday. Thursday. Birthday. Yay. Not this week next week, but still yeah. Oh. next week. Oh. that's what's. So bad. No. See. So now today is the 21st. Yeah, I'm on. No. What. Yes huh. Yeah. They're. Yeah, the 21st, I start on the 30. Okay. Service. I said September 5th. [laughter]. Yeah, so it's middle school. Oh. well. Oh. good. And we won the sunfishes really need. Bye. In the windows in the cell and. What's. The difference between and . What is the son fish? It's a little cell, but really funny, 1. Oh. Foot. About one and half. Huh. One person. Can sit comfortably the other person. Can be scrunched up and then if you want you could stuff a 3rd person in which we did have to sit like on the wrong side, the boat means over. . Oh. Oh. They fall out. [laughter]. And well, it has in big books. You know, they usually have to sales or more. Yeah. Well, some fish is it's really small and it has one sale and it's really light. Um, I mean the sale is big in proportion to the little tiny rest of the boat. Yeah. So it goes really fast. It's like and that's and you know it can only carry two or three people as I told you. And it's fun. . Well, would you like better? Um, well, I guess. It's some fish. Okay. Is it anything else? Huh huh. So. Oh yeah, we did go on the big boat. Once also. Bye. Last time I came out. Are doing anything exciting in the next few days. Yep, we're leaving. Huh. We're leaving tomorrow. I mean, we're leaving from framing him tomorrow where my cousin's live and we're staying there for the day and we're leaving the next day. Bye. Okay. Like that. So nothing much exciting. So if we're going out on the sunfish today again. Who. . Yes. You sleep in the shed. No, I don't. Okay. But when my cousin's just came up, they they also left out in the shed and of course, yellow couldn't be left out. Yeah. Huh. So she went and left in the shade with them also. Okay. They all slept in the shed. Alright. Okay, oh wait that's. Bye. Not it. Okay, bye. Oh. we also want biking a couple times. [laughter]. You know, there's is there a couple of bypass around here. Where by? Oh. yes, uh huh. And yeah, and today we went to the equation. Bye. B E at. In . No, actually it's tiny. Oh bye. And it's free. So you can and it's it's kind of neat. No it's. Not. I mean, you can go in and just pick up all the things in there. Bye. One floor is devoted to lobsters and crabs and hermit crabs and starfish. Huh. . Huh. You can pick up. Stuff you can touch. Right. I can tell you last night. We went to login the mountain Park. Yeah, I heard. We went. From. Huh. Well, we want and we just had a clock out for dinner and then what. Wow, oh huh huh. Was it fun? What. Was it good? Yeah, I mean, it wouldn't camp out, but. For dinner. Huh. You my sister's gonna back. What. My sisters are in the background. Oh. Sorry. Okay. And. Oh. Is that it? No. Okay. We gotta think of something to talk about. Okay. Okay. [laughter]. Oh. well, you know, withhold. Yeah. Um, it's part of . Huh. You know that. What what? It's was oh wait, wait, wait hole is a little village. That's where the aquarium was okay, it's part of family, which is the town that we're in right now? Kay. Bye. [laughter]. Okay, so it's a little village down there and that's where the querying is. Bye. And all the. And there's lots of boats there and stuff like that and it's like the center, the the. International center for oceanography. . Huh. That's. Why there's that quarry? Um, they're free. Just set up by those crazy. For free. Scientists. Yeah, it is for free. Huh. Better than for. Yeah. Better than in Baltimore. Yeah. Huh. Only of course, the Baltimore quorum is better because it's a big city. Yeah, but. . And you know they have to have a nice acquiring a big city or also it's not a real city. . Huh. I don't have one, huh. No, they don't. No. How do you know you look around for one? Cause we were there. Huh. Did you look around for one? You couldn't find 1. Yeah, no, we were staying at. I didn't tell you is we're staying at somebody's house to cut the cost of the hotel. Huh. So we asked them what to see they we asked about inquiry and they said there, wasn't, 1. Oh. There. Okay. I don't think, there's common as other stuff. Huh. Why. Correct. It's hard to get see. Right. I guess. I'm Toronto. Bye. What kind of fish you're gonna get I mean, all you'll get is the fish that live in the great lakes, right? . Huh. Well, I mean, [laughter], where you see where you. Huh. No St. There. Well, from the attic and where do they get the stuff from Ah. No, I don't know they just. Get it sent away for her. [laughter]. So they could . Oh. I mean, by. Okay. Okay,. Whatever. . See. So. Okay. Oh yeah, how did you recite though? Oh my recital. , huh. Oh. that that was good. Bye. I didn't play as well as I was hoping to, but it didn't matter because the Sean violin. . Did. Okay. Huh. It was very good very nice. All thing. You were there then. Yes, you were right. You know about it. Yeah, I know you had 1. I wasn't from home. I wasn't home, but. Oh. yeah, you left on Sunday. Bye. Okay huh. Bye. Well. How about if we tell the the people are recording? This conversation about my music. . . Not really. Huh. [laughter], huh. Okay. Alright, so is that it? I guess so. Has it been 15 minutes? Huh. Oh wow. Cause if it hasn't been, I don't get my $10, huh. Yeah. [laughter]. It's, not only is the conversation free also, got $10. Oh boy, if what. If you talk for at least 15 minutes. Oh. okay. All right. So she. Talked for talk about for network. Let's find some social topic to talk about see. . . Huh. Huh. Alright huh, my father suggested that we talk about the that we're starting. Huh. . Oh. Do you remember it still? Do I remember it? Huh. No. No. No. Uh, yeah, but [laughter]. Okay, a. Bye. What do you think the pizza? Between who. Huh. Between who. See, I don't know those two stops that are there. By you heard about those people that in , right. Oh. pardon me. Yeah, they. Three Americans we're flying over to give to give they had piece. Oh. Propositions and they they're pulling out shot down or something link rash. That's, good. It isn't isn't. Oh wait, wait. What. Three Americans we're flying over, sir. Via deliver apiece proposition. . Oh. they got shut down. Oh. they crashed. I don't know, I'm, not sure they crashed. Or something. Well, they had to been shot down just crashed. Where. Well, they're they're. Trained pilots. See where. Oh. Stewart. I don't know it would have been doing with that. So. By. Okay, you know once the Simpsons. . Um, Homer became like the President of this club. Huh. Yes. And homers very stupid and well he suggested that they paint the building that they paint this. . That I don't know some building blue. . So then they did that and some lady commented. Oh. Oh. sky blue is my favorite color. And then a helicopter came along and crashed right into the self. Bye. It's really funny. Huh. Okay. Okay. Sure. Okay. A who. I hear ya. What. I hear you all work, huh. Yeah, okay. [laughter]. Alright. Well, let's, tell the let's just tell these researches about researchers about y'all. . My sister. . Okay, we'll. Both doing okay. You can. I'll start. And you add. Okay. No. Yeah. I'll. Try by. Okay L is my sister she's six years old. Bye. She's really knowing. She has this thing about not wearing clothes. Yeah huh walked around everywhere held any clothes on and well. Bye. Huh. But she just stick. So she's very active and she like playing with people and. Huh. Bye. Okay. I'm just getting really angry. So. [laughter]. Okay. [laughter]. Okay. All right. Is that it? I guess so. Huh. Just think it's something. Huh. I told you about the lightning storm right. Again. No, no, the one before. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. . Okay. Okay. Yeah. Huh. Bye. See you in Th. I guess, right. Yeah, bye bye. Enjoy your school. [laughter]. Okay. Oh. you're, not start until next service. Right. Okay, so I'll, see you. Okay. Alright bye. What will you be doing until then hang around? Yeah. Nothing nothing special. Okay, good plan. Okay. You bye bye. Bye. Okay. Bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"There you go [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Okay, so so what's up. Not much. Know how you you haven't started final have you. I have next week. A E S. I'll probably through papers, right. This week. Oh. how are they going? Uh, I don't know what they're on yet. [laughter]. Oh. dear, but they're when does it do. Next week, I'm. Sure. Oh. okay, so you meant. Alright. Maybe this week. I have no idea. [laughter]. Yeah, my brain is kind of fraud on my own. I had Kansai this morning. Yeah, we'll. So you got my email already. Yeah. Holy moly. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. I know before you call. Yeah, so that I don't know it went better than expected, but. Yeah. So how's route in and all that. I don't know, I haven't. Let him speak to me. So, [laughter]. Oh. dear, have you seen around? Oh yeah. Oh. any confrontation. [laughter]. I just want them talk. Like he wants to. Oh. Oh. so kinda mad, huh. But I won't. Let him, huh. So kinda mad. Well, I just don't think, he's a worry, human being, huh. Oh. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. I mean, I'm mad, but I'm, not like wrong I'm. Just like God, you really like our so immature that you should be shot. [laughter]. I guess I should be threatening to kill people. All this is being recorded I'm. [laughter]. Not really gonna murder. Anyone, but. Huh. [laughter]. But is he still together with with that girl from? Yeah, I mean, I should hope so if you like all this trouble [laughter]. Yeah. The but what's, Sean. Oh. I haven't seen him either. Oh. because you said you kind of made up with them. Well, just trying to, I made a look we're, not fighting that's pretty much the extent of it, but [laughter]. Oh. Who I did Christmas cards today? Oh. I've been I've been doing that. 25 of them. And I can't remember if I've mailed some of them out already. Huh. So I don't know where they are. [laughter]. Oh. We're just missing. Oh. dear. Yeah. I don't know. I just said, I'm on one big pile. I gotta go and get stamps at some., but it's raining. So I'm, not going to. Oh. it's. Just freezing out here. Huh. Freezing literally. Yeah, [laughter]. There was. So I called. Yeah, one says it's in snowing I'm. So happy better stole. It's worse than what we'll. Relive though like Rob got like nothing compared to Amherst. Oh yeah. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. that is no fun. Huh. Nope. Alright, no I'm. All spoiled here. It hits like 50 and it's raining and stuff and waited freezing boring. [laughter]. So I had to trade off my exam. This morning, actually through the reins. I was not a very happy little Dickey. But it's over. Yeah, until Thursday, I got Spanish on Thursday then I got to next Monday. We do come home. Uh, the 19th. Oh. okay, hi, exam. That day, huh. Huh. What Jeffy political science? Medical science. I didn't know, you're taking policy. Yeah. What one? Comparative politics. Cool. What do comparing? Political structures of different countries. Actually, he doesn't do any of the comparing, I suppose I guess, that's, what the example, [laughter]. Huh. Oh. [laughter]. We just learn these things and I don't really like it actually, I kind of had it, but [laughter], but that'll be over soon too. [laughter]. Is that for a requirement or interest? It's. Just general educational requirements. We have. Yeah, I gotta do actually history one of those and literature one of those at some. Yeah. So it's only 2. I probably won't fulfill just by like taking the course as I normally do. Yeah. So I'm not really looking forward to them, but whatever. [laughter]. I'll probably get me just one maybe both over with this summer. . This summer are taking classes. Yeah. Sorry, did you tell me you're taking classes? Yeah. I have mentioned it. Oh great, I just spelled lemonade all over my face. So. Like, oh. there's like a mouthful left I'll, drink. [laughter]. It. Uh. Oh okay, [laughter]. Now, it's over my shirt. My corduroy shirt. Oh. is that there? . Yeah, well, it has to be washed now. To. [laughter]. Huh. I haven't done longer like three weeks. I really have to do longer before. I get home. Oh. gross huh. What I have like? No, not you me. I have I'm covered eliminate, huh. Huh. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, more than you thought. Oh yeah, [laughter]. I don't usually drink from the carton. So maybe. [laughter]. Okay, I thought you meant a Cup and I'm like it's kinda hard to Miss estimate a Cup or whatever. Well, it's gone. Now. [laughter]. . Huh. And Paul it's Paul Newman huh. Oh yeah, that's. Even it really did. [laughter]. There is the best orange. You got here. I had a couple days ago. I've, never had like such good orange juice. . Do you have a wallet? Do we have a wallet at home? I've, never heard of it. It is so good it's. Like better than fresh eliminated. I don't know, but they do, but it's just wonderful. So unfortunate. It's really expensive. We don't get it here here. We have concentrate everything except for milk, which I can't drink. Huh. So. I would give anything for like a pre mixed drink. Most the time. [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. I'm. Just covered and stickiness, huh. Oh. poor baby. Oh. well, [laughter]. How's, Sarah, doing? . House there. It is. Oh good. I have no idea what she's doing right now, but she has a clipboard and soon. Oh. She'll realize that I'm talking about her, but she hasn't realized it yet. . Oh. she looked. [laughter]. I do that with them when I go on for like forever without her even noticing and then other times I can be like, oh yeah, yeah, she's. [laughter]. Okay, and she like what [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, we got our phone bills today. Mine was like $6 and 50 cents. How does that happen? I I just, I called home I've called some number 3363630, I've. No idea what it is 3630, I'm, trying. Huh. That sounds like a store number or something. . All way. I know it is blockbuster video. Oh. well, there you go to my good huh. Yeah, my doctor is not . Oh yeah, that's. What I called now? I know like, yeah. Are you working there over the winter? That block. Huh. Sure. Oh. it's, a tired. I really really really don't. Wanna work. Well, maybe you I'm trying to job [laughter]. Huh. I know kinda what I'm hoping for. Do you really really need one? Huh. Kind of but I figure I'll just get a job next Mestre. Yeah. Which is what I said about this, Mister, but I think I really will next month. So I really don't. I I could work in the factory for like a week. . And I mean that because like pay off Christmas bills and all that, but. I don't know, I just don't want it. Will they hire you it says it's like I said, you worked last year? Oh. yeah, probably. Last Christmas. Yeah. Oh okay then well, you see Milton. If you go back. Probably I mean, he's still working. There at all actually wrote a Christmas card to him. Yeah. Huh. So no, I don't know what to expect with that, but. [laughter]. I gave my Japanese presentation today. Oh. yeah, how do I go? Like you know what I'm talking about right. The one about you. Oh yeah, [laughter]. It went, well, except this is what I wrote. I emailed you. I think, but this is one part where I talked about how you can't you're here was so much. Huh. Bronder and that you look like toys spelling it's really really flat and I completely blanked out. Huh. I went, I just went, I went oh. my God, I completely forgot the entire ssa then I had to skip over it and go on to the rest. Owner. Is only like two sentences though, but I just completely blank I'm like what. . . Oh. God, oh. well, so I couldn't stand there like you know, so I just went on the rest, but and they never went because I've talked about you're Milton [laughter]. [laughter]. It was like I was like, well, it's really simple. What did you say? Japanese so I thought I had to describe like whatever and I was like in Milton and . Yeah. My name is and he liked, uh, Celso too [laughter]. [laughter]. And then, but Milton, didn't speak English very well. He spoke Spanish, Sarah spoke a little Spanish. And everyone started laughing. [laughter]. So I guess they understood. So that was good, but they understood at least because it's really simple, but um, it was just funny. And then like, and I was like, but Sarah was happy. [laughter]. I did not understand any of it. And and then the last is just like, well now, Sarah, is in California and Milton does not right. [laughter]. And Sarah, does not right. But Sarah is okay. [laughter]. [laughter]. She's taking Spanish. And she's doing very well [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. By the other people they gave I couldn't understand word. They said my friend que Hu. Cause they were good or bad. No they're bad. My friend Kai from China whenever he tries to Japanese stutters. Oh. Oh. So and now, he's starting like in English. He just, he just like I don't know what he just like he'll be in class and we'll be doing actually like usually like you pair up right. Huh. Huh. So like, we'll, do exercises together and feel like he can never get the words out of his mouth. Huh. So like the whole essay I'm he's up there. I'm like I haven't the slightest idea except for Tokyo Disneyland because that's, where he was, he went there with his girlfriend or something over the summer. So like I had no idea what I was talking about. So, [laughter]. Oh yeah. And then like somebody else went to a wedding which I sort of caught on to, I guess. And but I had my memorize better than most the old people like they so I think I mine was more understandable. Oh. But, um, I don't know, it's. Just funny. That's. Cool. Well, I mean, I've heard you speaking. It sounds like you initiate. Well, on stuff. I don't, but I I can't like speak. It spontaneously very well. Well, you're taking for semester. . I mean, I've taken like four years of Spanish. Huh. And I think it still can't speak terribly spontaneously. [laughter]. Well. So I can't even speak English spontaneous. [laughter]. Well, have a pen. Oh. well, I do better in English or Japanese, but [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I'm. So tired I was like sleeping, my push me to sleep it was so boring, [laughter], something about Africa. [laughter]. I don't know, [laughter]. What [laughter]? I keep hearing. Is clicking noises. Yeah, that's. My phone is messed up. Oh. I thought like the tape recording was like. [laughter]. So no, why are they keep recording? Our conversation. Um, I guess. It's for like linguistic setting of native speakers and by the way, apparently native speakers while they're on the phone, huh. I have like Twinkies and Pringle's and shit on my desk. I have all sorts of stuff. Candy to. Oh. my God enough, candy to think I ship. And so I guess A U Penn is doing this linguistic thing. So [laughter]. They're like surface. You have been chosen [laughter]. Well, no, I saw an ad and like it, you get paid things like a yeah. . Okay, [laughter]. Well, I should do that. [laughter]. Yeah. Oh. right, no it's. So cool now like whenever I'm looking at research stuff I'm like okay, how are they doing this? What technically like every time I go in the department for one of our experience or whatever like? Huh. We don't get paid for those here. Really. We get credit if we're taking a psych class. Oh no, yeah, they do it like that here, but also like other subjects. A. Oh. that's, a. Well, here's like extra source of income. [laughter]. To planet rate probably live off of it. Because a good E pig. Oh. Huh. That'll Vernon, Shirley special they're, not special wasn't. . That a learning Shirley . Become a Guinea pig. I don't know, huh. Yeah, they just like went in dating experience like all the time, but they got tired of it went back to factory. [laughter]. I don't know, but. I think it was. Well, I think I was like probably stick at home watching it. So I've been totally delirious. . Maybe. I'm still covered eliminate that's. All I know. And the shorts gonna be really gross [laughter]. Yeah, probably. Oh. I'm. So tired. It's not saying it. Huh. Not stained it. No, I was speaking of Pennsylvania. I picked up like this a. Well, I was that was one place. I was thinking of transferring to, but since I haven't filled any transfer applications. Huh. I'm, assuming I won't be doing this, but [laughter], but um, looking at grad school should English and they were like ranking on the U S news. Enroll report thing. Berkeley is number 1. Si, . But. A pen was up there in Columbia with there too, but I wanna go to Columbia I'll probably apply to Penn maybe, but I would rather I mean, because it's in Philadelphia, but I'd rather go to new York. So I was just thought that was just because I'm like, oh my God, my friend, Sarah. Would love it. If I went to Berkeley, but [laughter]. Yeah, I would so that won't be here, huh. I probably won't be. Yeah, you're. Not gonna stay. Rona. Y Hoy. Um, well because starting like next message I'll basically be living on campus and I figured by the time I hit the new year whether I stay that last message or not. Mhm [laughter]. I will have like met everything within the department. I will have putting a bunch of experience. I will basically no department really. Well and I wanna get a chance to like no other places. Well to you know, so I mean, I might come back here for like a PhD thing. If they ever accept me, but yeah, plus the other thing I don't think that except for grad school. Why. Um, because I don't know, I don't have a 4. out and they also don't, particularly like to bring back their own. . Huh. In the psych depart. Huh. Um, and so I wanna like to see what other people are doing you know, so. Huh. If my grades improved maybe M I T U Chicago. If not maybe ups de [laughter]. Sir. Chicago. Is nice. Sure, I was cold. Yeah, no [laughter]. My cousin teaches at Davis. I think in like filed genetics or something. I'm not even sure. Yeah, you mentioned that David is really pretty I saw that for the first time. Yeah. Is it. This, um, this fall it is really pretty. Oh. he's lucky. That [laughter]. Huh. Why am? I so tired. Oh my God huh. Oh. how are you. Like. Welcome. Uh, I just started. I think didn't really get much done, huh. . Same here, but I just didn't even bother studying [laughter]. But it don't do much, but that's. Okay, it was all snowing is like a big blizzard like I didn't leave the room one of the one of the days. Oh. pretty. Well, I went down to give the delivery guy. Is money, but like other than that, I did not leave the room except to go to the bathroom. [laughter]. I think Sarah one ship me [laughter]. Huh. She didn't think it was healthy. I don't know why, but [laughter], I was like if I were at home, I could do this for weeks. Huh. Not even leave the house like during summer. I'll realize I'm like wow, it's been like seven days. . I haven't even been outside. Huh. Except to go to work. Maybe, but [laughter]. That's. Alright, I'm a home. Do though. We're getting out. Okay, we're gonna go up to Boston we're, definitely over Providence. Who. . I want to even check out new York. I wanna go maybe like, um, one of our museums or something on a day trip. Yeah, I live in new York it's. So expensive. Yeah, but. Like I probably have the money. [laughter]. Huh, trying to save up though. Trying to save up. Because I'm this is like gonna I haven't been to new York in a long time. [laughter]. I'm, not gonna be able to go for like a long time. So I'll be able to say like. Maybe my mother will go with this and she let us take a shopping [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, see I don't think I have money for that, but [laughter]. Actually, my not my mother has my parents are going for one day with our neighbors. Cool. And then I don't see why we can't go to Boston that's. . No problem. Oh. yes, I'm basically taking credit we're going to Boston [laughter]. And then. Yeah, and I'm a friend in Rockport that she transferred to a college and I told her I'm gonna go see her, but she went to the new year's Eve and I was like I don't know if I'll be able to do that, but. Where's Rockport? It's near Gloster where my roommate lives like North of Boston. Oh. hi. She's. Awesome lives she transferred to a college and it's. Well, she was actually Jews girlfriend last semester. Oh. So we've been having conversation. He's. Been around he's been around. . Yeah, I don't know. I wouldn't say that and I are very much alike though. Oh wait . Nevermind. I thought you talk about somebody else. No, no, no, listen. Forget. Okay huh. I very actually a lot of the guys that have like I was like all these guys at school like who's like this or like the same people. It's really strange very much like and like we're become really good friends words. That's fine sir. Last master, but then she like transferred [laughter]. It's. So it was just weird, but we probably been really good friends had she not left it. . I don't know. Are you gonna transfer? Probably not concern. I haven't done anything about it. Are you kinda happy like where you are now? Huh. I'm. Just whatever, huh. Not actively hating. It though. No I'll, probably better fire junk, but [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, you know, that's a a lot of students that come, huh. I know. Hey, yeah, no, I I I probably won't because I haven't done it. [laughter]. So. Huh. I don't know, hopefully I would like it next to best year and I won't be checking myself for not having transferred about, huh. Huh. Is it possible to transfer just like for the last year or does anybody want to do that? Is it really worth it? I'll, probably take like six years to get out of college and [laughter]. No. You can try graduating early too. I don't know if I would be able to. I mean, actually, I have a ton of credits, but like I haven't like filled many, how many pay for my major? Bye. How many classes as I filled? Okay, let's. See. One to two to basically. [laughter]. I've only billed to two to three to Soma. . 3. I think. Yes sir, just charge me. I haven't done any requirement. I have two majors. Good huh. Like, yep, [laughter]. Well, the thing a flex is that I could have declared English major. My freshman year and that would've been cool and I would've been all set except I decided not to declare yet. Huh. I was, I mean, I should just declared if I want to change just change cause then they implemented this requirement called classical 190 K that it's called introduction to literary studies and like not what I'm looking for man. Yeah. Oh. Okay, so I have to take this class and if I had declared as a freshman, which I could have because I came in filling all my like requirements, right for the major, like you had to have to take college writing and I got out of it with the test over like break over the orientation. Yeah. I mean, so I would have been all set, but no, I was stupid [laughter]. Oh. Y [laughter]. [laughter]. So I have to take that next Mestre. And which means I can't take a lot of other classes. [laughter]. Until that's filled. 00, because it's a rec. Yeah. That so. So like I was signing up last semester. Huh. All these classes and I'm like sorry, you're, not eligible and like what like I don't think. Bye. So okay, like I have 4.0, you should make allowances for me. Huh. [laughter]. Of course, that'll, never happen, but. Would be nice though. It would be nice. Oh. for you huh. Yeah, I'm sure, like if I really don't know, like what I want to take. [laughter]. Is the crazy writing plus? And but but like if I had gone like I say, I've gone, the first day, it was like, Hey, if you don't have if not enough people signed up. Can I come in, but I'm? Sure, like that's completely filled you know, so, um, so I'm taking like a writing workshop next mess there. Yeah. It's it's like it's, actually, I looked, I I didn't even know it was in the course booklet is it's. . Just made by arrangement. I saw a sign in English part for like five different possible. Workshop. So I signed up for one it's on Thursdays from like four to six which means all the Hall from like noon to 830 on Thursdays next message, which is not gonna be cool. . [laughter]. Huh. But um, so I signed up for that and it's once weekends pass fail. Huh. So I have for English classes and a six credit. Japanese class that meets everyday. Holy book a. So, but the past sale thing is just like I'm not even worried about it like that's like my own personal enjoyment. [laughter]. So that's like an extra curler activity in my [laughter]. Yes. Yeah, pretty much. Watch out for tends. I had to makeup a wait training class because I didn't go to like one more than we're allowed to like I didn't go to for and you have to like you can only go to three without making up and I was gonna fail. I didn't make one up. I had to go make 1. They're gonna all those years of past fail. Huh. I see. I my weight train class ended today and I've missed five and like that's you're only allowed 3. But then like I've somehow I was allowed 5. I don't know how that figured out and I swore didn't Miss five classes, but they're telling me I didn't. I don't have a record. So I'm like, Hey, but I guess we get extra points if we've improved our technique or wait training. I don't so I'm. [laughter]. All set like today was my last class. That's fine. So like, yeah, but I so I guess we get great like you get a some people GPA is brought down because they like skip like field hockey or something. I know girl, who could have had a 4.0, like last, Mister, but she got a 3.8 because she skipped like 10 field . Huh. Oh. my God. Like was it worth that. [laughter]. It was far as you can say like either pass fail upgrade. But I just had to forget it. I'm, not gonna like bring down because I was told I don't wanna go to this. I don't wanna do this assignment. I just wanna pass and just like, do somewhere training stuff. . You know, so I changed my grading options. Yeah. Glad I did it was like I seen it. Oh. [laughter]. Mediocre week, huh. I don't it just seems like I've missed five I'm like half the people that are in this class. Huh. I see like every three weeks and I'm here. All the time I can't have missed all these classes. . I mean, like 3. I was definitely sure of I had missed maybe for I'm like, but not 5. I think. [laughter]. I'm. So like, no, I don't think. So. But I couldn't really argue because I didn't really have like alibis for although. I missed. So. I don't know, but I'm glad it's over I'm just like trudging the snow like sweat and like bros. And now it just the biggest half. Well, it was. Especially since I live on this big Hill and it's like directly like as far away as possibly it possibly could be I'm on campus like I mean, but it's, just a pain. Huh. That's terrible convenient. You have a huge campus though. I know. Campus, Holt. Well, it's more. I think your cap is bigger. [laughter]. No, no, I don't think. No. So by. Well ours is just a Lane Grand school. So we have like thousands and thousands of acres, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Everywhere. Well, you'll. See when you come out here. I'm. So excited [laughter]. Oh. that's, right. Yeah, that's. Why, I'm working over the? Cool. Okay, I won't be too much about new York then I'm gonna bring on everywhere. Let's. See, yeah, [laughter]. I'm. So excited. Seriously. Oh. I'm. Sure, I'll be fun of course, I'll be sleeping on your floor for like a week. [laughter]. You can see my bed. If you want you can see my bed if you. . That's. Okay, you'll be in class. Oh. yeah. It won't take your bed for a week, huh. Whatever. I'm. Sure, like we can finagle something like [laughter]. [laughter]. We work something out. Yeah. Well, because we have mattresses here. Yeah, oh. that's. Good. So. All that we got it covered. It'll be very exciting, huh. Yes, it will is there anything special you wanna see here. Uh, San Francisco [laughter]. Okay, that is no problem. Can you swing that? Yes. And then like. I'm. Just gonna . I'll go to Japan town. Yeah. That'll be fun. And I'll speak Japanese [laughter]. Huh. Whatever I probably could like buy stuff with my Japanese maybe actually I've been taught. How to say things in stores? Bye. But not that would get me far. I'm. Sure, but [laughter]. Yeah, maybe oh. they'll probably just so shocked to here like you speaking. Hey. Japanese. They just be like, um, what [laughter]. [laughter]. That'll be cool though. I'd love to see the expressions on their faces or just I uh. [laughter]. Um, what [laughter]. When you go to stores they speak English? Do they not right? I mean, yeah, I'm. Oh yeah, most people do especially me because I'm blonde, especially the me because I'm blonde. Just . Oh yeah. [laughter]. But I'm sure, they speak definitely if they, if they're definitely, yes. Oh yes. I would think so. And then we can go like see like the full that house that like full house takes place in [laughter]. . [laughter]. You know, [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I can take you up to Golden gate Park. Sorry, just give us a look [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I wonder why [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Sorry, I'm only kidding. Both showers, only kidding. Huh. Yeah, no, so yeah, that'll be fine. And [laughter]. Okay. And like we're gonna trolley that rose, Raj. [laughter]. I have never been to us. Well, then we'll go to Oakland because that's where like hanging with Mister Cooper. Huh. It takes [laughter]. [laughter]. Actually, I don't even watch TV very much. Hey, you're. So scary [laughter]. Bye. Huh huh. No, it would not. I'll figure something out. I don't have like the whole itinerary plan. They're like also lots of museums around here and some of them are free, which is really cool and. Oh yeah. Be fun. We'll. Go to the water. Are you near water [laughter]? I don't think, I've ever been down to the water. I think I'll be done. Once, because the Marina as like Marine is our most places is not the terribly most. Wonderful place. All the piers in San Francisco. Are really cool. Like especially peers always really like little shops on that stuff. But didn't like first your first master in college. I got a letter from you. I definitely remember this be. I was in Ente shop with Sean reading this letter and you were at a Beach. Huh. [laughter]. Oh yeah, we did go to the Beach once it was cold. Yeah, it's cold you're. Northern California. Huh. Yeah, we went to a North Beach Ocean Beach rather. Okay. . I see. I'll. Take you all around the city. I'll. Take you all around Berkeley. . A little bit around Oakland Oakland district. We'll. Go to hate Ashbury [laughter]. Does we'll go to his Ashbury we'll. Go to Golden gate Park and Chinatown town and an arrow and downtown and all sorts of. Then I'll. Go to all your classes. Yes, [laughter]. Like high. Hey, you come to the cycle as we can run experience on [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, and that was with my accent [laughter]. Yeah, actually, no sees people here. I mean, they tease me because like especially after I talked to on the phone looks like not. So much, you, but especially my parents like A U D S accent keeps back in and it doesn't sound that big to me because well, I've heard big accents. . [laughter]. But like. I mean to them who always pronounce it ours like upstairs or whatever. Huh. Sounds really weird. Well, I always, I have very good articulation. So I don't think maybe I have a problem. I know they're gonna want you wanna hear you. Demonstrate though. There's a. Do you know they absolutely love it when I do like a red Island, accent? Like, oh my God that's. . So funny and I'm like no it's, not you tried living with it. [laughter]. [laughter]. This is girl that she's very politically active on campus is in front of mine. [laughter]. And there's like this woman's day thing or something and she was like the she's like was doing all the announcing and she's got this Boston accent. Huh. [laughter]. And I oh my God, it was. Oh. So bad like [laughter]. Oh. I can't even do it. It was. It's really bad. Terrible. Oh my God. I feel like I'm totally like ripping apart dialing accent. Because like I'm not very good at it. I always made it a. Not to speak with. So whenever I do, I feel like just this horrible. Thank you. Imitator I'm like, oh God, you guys just gotta go to, uh huh. Protection. God there's, like nobody fraud here. Actually like two people from Rhode Island. This girl from Riverside who went to and actually set behind Vanessa, Caesar. New password. Math class too funny. Huh. She went to. [laughter]. Colby. I guess. And she's transferred here. She's a junior and this other girl who is in my Brown. Summer high school class who's. My Japanese class there and I had her on the because she was so lazy and she still is and now, she's, the only thing about her is that she was Jewish and that like there was some big deal that she was Judas. . I don't know what happened with high school like nothing bad, but it was like everyone knew she was Jewish and then like. Oh. [laughter]. Maybe should like an essay on it or something. I have no idea why I would know this her name is . Sheila, I have the power. Yeah. [laughter], no, but she like has like Brown hair and she like died it like she must have done the son in thing because it's just really bad. She works like at the front desk in the campus and I see all the time and I'm just like, oh. I got bad hair, but um, and I think Sean where I was with my Japanese a discussion thing. The other day and Sean like his hair was like all die in the front I'm like what happened here ahead, but I'm actually, I was trying to apply I'm like, oh. did you dial her here? He's, like no, I did sign in like three months ago. I'm like, oh okay. Still working, huh. Why. Deanne . Did that in the 6th grade I'll, never forget? She thought she become like Barbie or something little did she know that if you have Brown hair and you put son in it, it just makes it like. Orange. Orange, basically. Yeah, so I mean, it doesn't look bad on showing. I was just like just because I know that it's higher isn't, it [laughter]. Huh. Yeah, what is supposed to look like, huh. Right. And then like we like it's. So funny we have this Japanese thing and I don't even know, he's in the class like taking still taking Japanese and I go to the discussion thing and there he is and then like all we do is we because we know one another and nobody has anything to say so like, we'll, just start like recording dates that we've been off. . [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. And then like he made up the story the other day about how like, because like Sean was always a really bad driver and he's a good driver. Oh no. Now, but I was then like I was a bad driver. I remember you're pretty petrified. Oh. when I do a Shawn, it was too scary, but like, then he made up the whole story about how I like to run over nuns with the car and kill dogs and like it was all in Japanese and he's really good. Huh. And it was it was so hysterical and then I tried to tell like one of Sean bad driving stories about how the first time he ever got into his car. He like his house and now, there's a big green paint spot, there and I couldn't. [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Don't hang on. Huh, okay. Okay, cool. So now we have a half hour free phone call. Oh. wow, [laughter]. So how are you Darling? Good good good we're. Just kind of hanging out and Alex is getting whining now. Gotta talk. He's doing an Arabic on the bed. Oh. oh. my God. Little look, huh. [laughter]. Like a by. I love it taking up ballet at the tender cases. [laughter]. Not almost 1. Well, how was your birthday was it good. Yeah, what's good. Did you get the card? Your dad set. Yes, I did. Good excellent excellent, excellent. Yes, yes, yeah, where did you go in Illinois? Well. Well we went to Springfield and we went and saw the Dana Thomas house designed by Frank, Lloyd, right. Huh. Oh wow. Oh. my God, it was it was incredible. Really cool. I kept logging. Okay, we'll. Take it. [laughter]. . Now how much did you say? That's plus 25 [laughter]. That's, right that's, right. This is a rapid up it was incredible. [laughter]. Huh. And let's. See we haven't talked. We haven't talked to since we went to Elizabeth either. No huh. Have we yeah, that was that we were out there for three or four days and that was really good really hard? But really good. Really. Um, yeah, Hey, listen I'm gonna talk to you. Dad we've got lots of time here. I'm gonna talk to your dad run to the bathroom and I'll be right back. Okay. Hold on. Okay. Hi, . Hi, Dan. How are you? I'm pretty good. We got one day left on our little holiday here. Did. Did you guys take a little? Yeah, she had been up for a Conference for a week and I flew up. . To her and rented cabin went out to join her. Huh. [laughter]. Oh yeah. She had the car there. Huh. And then we drove down through Illinois and came back over. Yeah huh. Today. Is a labor day. Not in your country, but in hours right. Yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. And. Yeah. So it might drop down to Kevin. She hasn't been there anymore. Huh, is it getting finished down there? Yeah, the plumbing and heating is for plumbing in the wiring is just about done, which is which has been a big task a lot, a lot of stuff. . All right. That's. Cool. [laughter]. So we're getting close. It's like Mister he's there. Yeah, he's he's wanting to get under the desk because we got our computer and so he wants to always play with the keyboard and so on his work at an extra keyboard. Huh. Oh. So it's under the desk and Alexi like stuff. Huh. [laughter]. Pretend he's in charge of which I guess he is in charge, but you know, we would like to pretend we are sometimes. [laughter]. Yeah, sort of right. Okay, as you . Huh. He's doing really good, huh. He's about have a birthday. Any. Yes, at the end of this month. I can't believe it and he's walking he's running. Huh. Now I mean, it didn't take them long. Is that right? He's in command of the legs, huh. Huh. [laughter]. Sometimes not as much as he would like to be, but he. . Really good and he's. Now I think that he's got kind of control he's much sweeter. Huh. Huh. Yeah, he seems to be having a well, I mean, he was sweet before, but. Well, it's a frustrating process to be always falling down, huh. Yeah, so now he's usually better now. Oh. He's pretty funny, but really so how have you been working. There. Elisabeth us and. Yeah, that was a hard trip. . Oh. she's, not at all. Well matter of fact, I wouldn't be surprised to get a phone call anytime. [laughter]. I really. Yeah, she was wanting to die while we were there. Really. Yeah, she's had her 4th stroke and got a lot of pain on the left side. Oh gosh. And she can't walk without a Walker and she can't go, but a few steps and so she lives on the in the chair and on the couch and back in a hospital bed, right there within a few feet of each other. Bye. Huh. And she's. So used to being you know, up and busy and in control and able to do. . No, so she's finishing her autobiography and then. Would be. God. Wanting to dial, but not not lifting off. So she's pretty angry in here. Wondering. What's, the hole that? Yeah, but her mother died of four years after having stroke. So. Oh. yeah. Yeah, so. She's not supposed to die yet. Evidently. Yeah, not times. Well, that. . Rough trait, but. Yeah, but Laura is able to help her with the book a bit and I'm buying a sort of Stephen on her to read it and tell what sections are where. And I was packing up things for her to send to people she was you know, things for her family. Bye. So it was kinda hard. Sad trip in that way, but we went to she sent us off to a one day. We went up to Soma. That's nice. We just, we it was so Richard hot. Huh. We just wanna stay in the car and drove drove all the sites you know. Yeah, I can't imagine how hot it would be. Yeah, but still, I looked on the news last night still in the oh. down there. Huh. So, it's been a. 90 or a oh. for a month now. No down there. Let's. See. And it's been today. And yesterday was for staying along time. We've had it less than a oh. or 90. So it's in the eighties and it feels marvelous. Wow. So we finally get some relief on the weather. It's. Like autumn here. I mean, yeah, it's about 5055. Is that right? Yeah, you're already. You got a short summer. That's it's only moving into it. Yeah. Yeah, and it smells and it feels like autumn outside. Zebra. Yeah, it has for about a week. Get a getting a Crip. So, [laughter]. Yeah, shorts whether it's definitely gone. I don't know if it ever really came [laughter]. [laughter]. I was waiting like I know what's good [laughter]. Well, I'm, a finished TV star [laughter]. Oh yeah, you you were on TV. Yeah. Well, I'm going to be already. Oh. you are. Did the selling? What was last Thursday? Alexia. Okay. And, um, it's kind of a. Cultural show. Huh. . Interview. The American. Yeah, and we did like a little scripts on like how, um, Americans react to things differently than other cultures and finish culture. Oh. neat. So we like to just subway scene of Americans in the subway and pins in the subway. [laughter]. It's pretty funny. That was fun, huh. Yeah, I think it'll be pretty interesting. It doesn't. Um, error starting till January 15th, but. It's pretty fun. I think because I had French and German and agent. I'll be interested to see how they put it. All together. Yeah. Yeah, see how it ends up. Huh. So. So it will be in finish or. Huh. No, well, we spoke in English, but it's like a finish documentarian. But. It's finished documentary, but it says only sections to it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like different parts of movies and stuff. Yeah. So we I'm gonna see if I can get my American friend to tape. It young, man. Need. Are saving up for one of those. V C R 's that have the both. So maybe by then we'll have one we can type it. Yeah. It seems interesting. What they're doing so? Yeah, it's a real cross culture. Something, huh. Yeah, and they're paying me. So, it's like, yeah, I thought it's pretty nice. Is that right? Yeah. It pays to be a foreigner. Sometimes I guess, [laughter], right. Not all the time, but sometimes. [laughter]. So that's what we've been doing here just kind of. John has been taking a few days off while I go and. So. Oh. so it was not just a little thing then huh. Well, it's. Just a couple times just went a couple times and then if they want to use me later then they'll call. Oh huh. 128. But it's pretty fun. Well, it was it like a station or. No it's, a finish station it's called TV 1. Huh. So. Just for the Alexi honey, come here, sweetie. He got he got the door shut and he's kind of cranky. Now. [laughter]. You wanna get him. Yeah, hold on just a second. Okay, I forgot it's free. So don't have to worry. Oh. that's, right. So much about it. [laughter]. But. You huh. You would've loved this house. We saw, honey. Oh. yeah. It's unbelievable. Frank Lloyd, right huh huh. Yeah, it would be nice to live in now. You know, it was built in 1902. Yeah, [laughter]. Huh. Huh. And it's probably modern looking up is seem to me. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it was just gorgeous. Huh. And the glass. The extraordinary. Our class throughout and the chandelier in the dining room or butterfly design. And. No, a. There were butterfly designs in the door coming in. And just just gorgeous. Wow. Bill for $60,000. Really. 51902. Yeah, a while back. I. . Well, it would've been nice to see. I I I really enjoy that calendar. Yeah. You guys sent to Frankfurt calendar looking at it. Yeah. I like it a lot of people made comments. He's, this, yeah, he didn't. [laughter]. The coolest. [laughter]. [laughter]. But. I looked into master's program here in and. Yeah. It cost 70000 marks, a year. [laughter]. So that's like what 24000 or something. You're. Kidding. Now. I thought. Oh. that's pretty steep considering. All the other education's free here. You know. Yeah, so what's what's, the deal. Well, it's, especially for well, no it's here in . Privacy source. Jamie. But it's they don't have master's program. So it's kinda it's, new starting out. This year. And it's. Um, designed to fit the state's idea of undergrad a master's program. You know, so I'm, gonna see about trying to just get into the regular. Huh. School and trying to continue late maybe next year or something. Yeah, so being a finished citizen or married to a finishes and doesn't help you in that way. But. Huh. That's. Well, not for that master's program. It doesn't, but for just going, if I wanted to just take classes to receive a finish degree, which is a quote. . Hold on dad I'm. Sorry. Okay. Okay, sorry it's it's snapped, huh. Hey, Mister let's, see. S. It's it's getting kinda cranky. I let him bang on the keyboard, a little bit [laughter]. But I'm gonna take a finished course and see how that goes. Well, that's probably the next step anyway, and then get good at your finish. Yeah, for me. Huh. And then so that'll be nice, get started in. Huh. See how that goes. But, um, I tried to send you guys cards a couple weeks ago and realized. I didn't have your address. I'm gonna write it down. Yeah. What is it? 5158. Hawthorne. Oh bye. Dr. Bye. Okay. It's 46226. I. Yeah. 226. 6. Okay, thanks because I had it already and then I went to look and I was like I have their phone number. Okay. That's, it so. I bought you a little coffee Cup from Toyota and I still haven't gotten it in the mail. So. Oh. that's. Okay, I know how that goes. It's. Alright, I finally went to the post office today and started mailing out some pictures of all X E E and stuff. So you guys will be getting some soon. Okay, what's . Yep. He want to need for his birthday. . I've. You want something sent from here. You want me to send you a little money to shop something there. Well, whatever you want to do because I'm see that's. What we're gonna do is try to get in a chest of drawers? Yeah. That's, our next step to get rid of his changing cable and graduate. Oh huh. You know, but he so me is sending money for that. So I don't. It's hard to say what one year old really needs. Yeah, yeah, well, it's really up to you. You know. Yeah huh. He's. Okay, maybe. He's. He has lots of choice. Okay. He's got the . Yeah. Doing pretty good. Well, maybe I just send you a little money to help with the chest or whatever you want to get. Okay, okay. Where he spent? So much time outside nowadays that he doesn't need many. You like go out and. Toys. Yeah, he loves to be outside. He doesn't really play with other kids yet, but he's experimenting with. Tasting dirty and believes [laughter], you know, fun fun stuff like that. [laughter]. [laughter]. And now that he can walk. It's a good thing. So how is everybody. Pretty good I've. Gotta go pee. I'll. Let Laura. Tell you all about that. Okay, well by then I love you too. Okay. I love you. Huh. The. Well, you know, Jerry is dead. Yeah, I know that somebody. Yeah, I think he on there told me that in the paper. Well, I said you know, we're already gonna start having sightings along with Elvis in the Indiana area. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. My God. [laughter]. Huh. Well, this lives in Oldenburg [laughter]. He it was so funny. K T walked into this final meeting. Doesn't. Say. I had cause he came up and met me on Friday and all these people all the other directors are in the country. Huh. They'll when he does look like Jerry . [laughter]. Yeah, it looks like yeah huh. [laughter]. Oh God. Yeah. Well, let's. See what else is gonna let my mom and dad or not. Well, but that seems to be their state. My dad's going to see a cardiologist. I think. Oh yeah. Yeah, he's having heart pains at night. Huh. I know I know I couldn't get worse. . I probably can, um, and my mom went to see a homeopathic doctor and it's been having a real good like a real good response to the home. . A Patrick medicine that the doctor gave her. Huh. So that's you know, something good. Um, let's. See my sister's in Europe, right now. So. In England. I don't know somewhere on her sex tour. I'm a little bit of staying. You know, I don't even track these things. Who me? Yes, that's right. It's. Like, oh. let's, go to Italy. We you, uh, and let's. Huh. See Rick's just working. His ass off. So pretty much. Samuel Samuel and I guess Amy came to see your dad, the other day here in Logan. Um, but I don't know you know what happened there. Oh. . How's, your mom doing? She seems to be doing good she's been. Um, getting all kinds of tests done because she wants to find out if she can go back to work and or not you know, just can't get it set up and they found out she's carpal tunnel. Huh, right. Oh yeah, she's us. That. In her hands. Yeah. Yes. And then she also has she's been depressed. All this time. Well, coming to find out how it wasn't just all in her mind which of course some of it is, but she has this like muscle disease or something in her shoulders that a lot of times causes depression because they were wondering why the medicine. Huh. Oh my God. Oh my God. Wasn't as much as it should have. Helping. Yeah. So they found this out, which moms breaks. Oh. She's like good. Thank God somebody's. Do something about it. Right. [laughter]. So she I think she seems to feel like you know, she feels good because finally somebody's paying attention and not thinking that it's. Alright. All just in her head and stuff. Right yeah feeling like I'm not just the only one out here doing this. You know. Yeah. Bless her heart. So she seems to be doing pretty good getting it. All in order to see what's going on. And house road doing. Good it's still playing chess. You know, use a check chest champs. I see Kail Braddy. You know, so. So, he's been going to that piece of King chest night. Huh. Once a week. Cute love. Because place. It. Chess and I guess he just beats the Pan's off. Everybody. Of course, and did Rachel go home safely and all that. Yes. Oh. and she's getting married [laughter]. No way, no way. Yeah, I get the phone call and I'm like, oh my God. If she's. She's not marrying him. Yeah, she [laughter]. Check. She said. Yeah, and I inspired her. I thought, oh. no inspired. Oh. Her that nothing could get worse or why. You went wait a minute. No, that was not how we wanted to inspire you. . [laughter]. We wanted you to find a nice finished boy huh. Exactly you all was available. But you know, huh. Jesus, when is this gonna happen? Um, not this October 12th, but next October 12. Probably shoot oh. my God. Yeah, so she's gonna do it. That's picky. She she said she really missed him. Well, she was here and. Wow, please. [laughter]. That doesn't mean anything. Set. Well, it's funny. Because when she was here, she was like. Um, people would say, well, when you gonna get married she's like, oh. I don't know probably never you know, and then all of a sudden who I was like shoot. Huh huh. Cam. Oh God. So she's. I'm doing that. So that's what kind of what we're planning our next trip home during the autumn because I really would like to be there in the autumn anyway, because I wanna be there for Halloween and pumpkin patch and pretty colors. Yeah. Yeah. That's good that's. And stuff. Good. Yes. Well, we can hope they print that. [laughter]. Yeah. And they probably will show off the engagement five times. I'll, get phone calls Becky. I pay them, huh. Oh God. Oh God. And house. June. A Jude actually called what was it Sunday. And I wasn't here because I went to a movie and she's gonna call back, but we never heard. So huh. It's. So funny. Oh. he sounds like he's cranky. That's [laughter]. He has been like. What's wrong with that boy? I think, he's tired. He took a three hour that but now, he's just like a [laughter]. Just like his grandfather. Oh yeah. A three hour nap and then he's cranky. Huh. I think that's. What I don't understand? I love it. No he's tired. [laughter]. Yeah, splits . He's done. Have you taken any pictures of him? Actually, I just told that I went to mail you guys some and I didn't have your address. [laughter]. Yeah, and this is gonna be tough. Yeah, so I just got the address and I'm sending you a bunch of. Good. I can't wait to see on that little doll baby. He's just just, he looks like he Billings here. Of course. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. He's a white boy [laughter]. Yeah, girl that boy is one, huh. [laughter]. I can read that woman said that to you the Airport. Gotta. Huh. And you went I'm. Sorry, [laughter]. [laughter]. I can't help it. I know he is huh. The dad scared to David. Okay, [laughter]. Yeah, I was, I was telling that I was I'm in this TV show. Oh cool. Yeah, and, um, he can tell you that part, but I there's this other American woman, that's, kind of in it with me. . She just got to Finland and she's kind of strange looking, but she seems nice enough, but our first conversation was. You know, those blacks in DC they're, just awful. No way. They're horrible. That's, the first thing she says to me and I said, well, you know, they're kind of a product of their society. What did you say? Alright. They're kind of driven to that. She's like no, no, no, I I don't care and, uh, they're. Just awful. But she. They're horrible. Those horrible. People and I thought. Huh, that's . Oh. no. Well, we're, not gonna be friends. I was like, well, I don't think we need to talk about this because I don't agree and she was like, oh. okay, and so I was like, well, were you before that she's like lies in D C for four years? Good that's that's horrible. Other. Well, then well, I was in Africa it's started. Wait a minute. All over again. No way. I was in West Africa and these are horrible black people just killing each other meeting each other. And I thought, oh my God, I'm, gonna spend an entire day, a woman. Isn't. That horrifying. Who's lived two places in Africa for four years at a time? Oh my God, that's incredible. [laughter]. Well, that's. So funny. I just had a student from the people's Republic of China and he started in first thing out of the mouth was do you have Japanese students here and I said, yeah, we have lovely Japanese students here. Yeah. Bye. [laughter]. I hate Japanese people. Oh gosh, [laughter]. I'm like why. Because they have oppressed and killed during world War two and they never apologize for it. [laughter]. Well, now, they've apologize. And I said you know, I'm gonna say one word that words, Tete. So [laughter]. [laughter]. Does that mean anything to you? Well, the type of done people die, you know, I I was like, oh. I can't deal with this kind of brain. [laughter]. Yeah. [laughter]. I said, okay, go to class get out of my face. Just get out here. Exactly. I can't deal with you. Yeah. God Almighty. Well, well, I was on sales always told me that finished people are prejudiced he's. Got something stuck on the bottom of this, but hold on a second. Stuff. Okay, [laughter]. What was it? The lid to a film container. That's. . Perfect. Oh. let's. See. Oh Alexi Lexie let's. See. Okay, okay. 000, a big full threaded scream. Yeah, and we were out on the playground yesterday. And say as though she told me what funds are present. Young name. His family. You know, and,. Huh. Little voice screaming. Oh. topper Keeney , which is keying. In Chinese. Huh huh. And then and it's like, sir. Amanda, and did you locate? Oh my God. They're. All these parents out. They're, not saying a word to the and they were like chasing these little Chinese kids around the playground screaming that at them and the little kid the little Chinese kids were saying shot up shop shop and I thought my God. Isn't. It incredible. She's. The. Yeah, the. Isn't that. Well, that's where it starts. Yeah, and the mom is just sitting there. Have you heard the Mark Herman types have they been playing this over here? Oh. This policeman in the J Simpson trial pack the stuff he said it's, the kind of thing you think. Yeah. Huh. That's not supposed to happen anymore in the 19 nineties. You know, and then you go. I N. Oh. my God, there's, a lot of people who believe this way. And talk this way. Huh. And it's just like. I don't know. I I just get really crazy. I was that's because in that very next day after this. I had to ask I know what it meant because I wasn't sure what the kids screaming. All right. You know. Well, and then I went to the city and then I see a sign that says in finish, which I thought was ironic. It said. Um, Americans out of fun. Lund, which it was written finished. I thought it's kind of interesting just no Americans are gonna understand it. . You know, aside from a few [laughter]. That's, right. I was just like, oh great. Right let's, get another prejudices little Hoffman. Great huh. [laughter]. Well, throughout the entire planet. Yeah, and then we went to on the same day and they're. . All these Russian teenagers they're going. Mhm. And these funds were speaking. Openly in finish of course. So the Russians probably couldn't understand, but I'm, not sitting by those Russians and I'm not sitting I'm. Oh my God, where am. [laughter]. I [laughter]. You know, that's when I really think as it's really limited and stupid as our country is we're light years ahead of the rest of the planet and at least acknowledging, our races, tendencies are wrong. [laughter]. Yeah. You know, I mean, I know, we've got them, but at least we go. Well, we need to work on that. Yeah, yeah. You know, we shouldn't be doing that. I could. I can't believe they had the nerve to do it just even in front of other friends. Right. And that there's. No shame around that is that incredible. Yeah, yeah, I I was just like whatever people. Oh my God. [laughter]. [laughter], huh. Oh. that's. Well, you know that also gotta make you think about where. You're gonna put Alexi for school. Yeah, yeah, I thought cause I thought if my kid ever was chasing Chinese Kaiser and screaming that his little book would be upstairs in his room thinking about it. You know what I mean. I'm. Sorry, it's, Wendy time. [laughter]. Oh. I can't [laughter], huh. I know, it's astounding isn't. It. I know I have students all the time come up to Patricia and they'll be like a login. Go are there many black people in Philadelphia and she's like I beg your pardon. Oh. okay, [laughter]. You know that makes it not. So safe and she's like girl don't even look at me and I'm like no, they don't they're they're retarded. [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, they're complete idiots. They don't realize it. Yeah, they are oh God. Well, I think like least villain, they don't have many foreigners. So they haven't really been. Exposed to to difference. Exposed to what it would be like. Yeah, I think you're, right. That's that's, exactly, correct. So. God girl. Well, how's, the his job going. Good. Good. This is his last week. Full time. And he's gonna start part time. During school. Yeah, at least at least through the fall. Oh wow. So he's he's, like I mean, he's getting kind of like. Okay, I'm ready to go back to school now because he's just been working a lot and. Huh. Stuff like that, but. Did you guys get to go to La Ron cabin or their little summer house was it cool? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we went, we went a few times. Yeah, it was nice. That's. Good. We're gonna try to head to total. Cool once you're on a stops working. Huh. Kind of so he has more time. We're gonna go take the train and do a little bit of Finland. Just for a little kind of vacation. Vacation. I think that's good. Thing, huh. You guys need to do that. Yeah. And you're gonna get you taken classes. This fall. Yeah, I'm taking finished anaerobic [laughter], huh. All right. Yeah, yeah, I'm pretty excited. I mean, it's four nights, a week. That's, great. Huh. It'll be fun. I think to get out and. Yeah. Meet people and the thing and I'm supposed to be in this American woman's club. Uh huh. But they have the meeting at the embassy and it's at 10 o'clock in the afternoon. And you can't bring your kids. What. [laughter]. I thought American woman's club now. Most you know, this is being very but it's true woman that are here. Are with their following their husbands who are working in the embassy and they're most have kids. That's right. That's, right. You can't bring her kids. Isn't. That incredible. Yeah, so. What do they do? They have daycare or something. No, they don't have any there. No, oh. get out. You have to find your own. So it's kinda like well, you know. That's not that important to me. Worry to worry about that kind of stuff. Yeah, right precisely. So. God, you know, I thought of you last night we were just went to get a video and I was standing by these two woman looking the video section and she and then they kind of talking like that. This one goes, you know what little little Donny is favorite movie is is Lebreton. You know, Lebreton movie and she goes, he sees it all the time at the babysitter herself like what kind of babysitter you gonna have that showed on the . [laughter]. Huh. [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\". Okay, bed. Okay. Okay, so you're coming home in a couple days. Yeah, I'm I'm gonna go out tomorrow. Yeah, I'm going home tomorrow. So, they're giving me like A I don't know, right. They're giving me like a. Party. I gotcha. That type me and. Did you check my grade? Great. Yep. Gosh, how you doing Matthew, huh. And. Hi, Miller. Yeah, I got in contact with my staff rough. I emailed them. Oh. I was kinda surprised the grade you gotta you gotta ate out 10 on your project, which I guess is pretty it's decent right. And. And. Oh. The paper. Yeah, and, uh, [laughter]. Huh. Bye. I got a 102 out of 160 on my final. Which is like a 64%. That's that's decent. No it's, not it's like 64% out of 160. 102. Wow, 0. Yeah, it's really. Yeah, yeah, but it's isn't. Hello, but it's covered isn't. It. It a little bit. Huh. But just surprised me I didn't think I did that poorly. Wow. Yeah, but I have your grades. Do you wanna? It's. Do I want them? Yeah. What do you think? Uh huh. Well, if I say no, then you're gonna get really upset and you're gonna be upset until you come home. Huh. Huh. If I say, yes, you're, gonna. Huh. Okay, well, give them to me. Oh. Oh. fine, give them to me. Okay, well what classes did you know whatever. . Oh. I don't know anything. No, anything. Okay, well in pharmacology gotten a. Huh. Flat a. Yep. Okay, good. Okay, um, and your staff class you got a a minus. While I expected. Yes huh huh. And a. Oh okay okay. A minus. In your 220 class what's, that. Okay, that would be my pediatrics. What's that? That's one half credits it's A B plus. Yes. A B plus. Huh. Okay. Are you surprised or expected? Expected. Huh. Okay, and what's your 210 class. . Oh. B G Y N class. What what do you expect in there? Like a baby minus. Like A B B minus. I gotta be minor. I gotta be minus no. Oh. So is that my GPA would be? My ba would be. You know, I figured out [laughter]. Bye. Of course. I'm. So quick with it. You always do that. Oh. no, I would. I was, I would be surprised if you didn't figure out my ta. I would be surprised if you didn't figure out my P A so. So, well, I don't know your overall GPA, but you could tell me, I can figure out for you. [laughter]. No it's quite alright. No it's quite alright. You just tell me what my cpa right now for visa master. Tell me what my. For this one semester. Yes. 334. Huh. Huh. Yeah, you're getting stupid, Babe. Oh shut up. All set up. What's. What's after that? That for that, Susan to consecutive semesters. Yeah, you. Ah, you oh yeah, we better. Yeah. I know. Oh. doesn't stuck. It's not there. I know you got three in a row and you have three in row and then. Yes, it's not. It's. My turn now. [laughter], right [laughter]. You know, I might I I might have a higher total now. Huh. You know what happened to my email if that happens. Huh. No, no, no, you know what I'm gonna have to talk to my ob G I N professor because I don't think. My great. My great. No it's it's. No it's it's, not A B minus it can't be. Not A B minus it. Can't be. I did better than A B minus. What. That's. What I was on Paris? I hope it. I hope you can change it. Well, see. Cause more more. I think about statistics more. I think it's not gonna change. Okay. Okay. You got you get great change for. You got you get great changed for that's stupid. Well that's. Our class that was different though. SARS class. Yeah, that was different because that's, his policy. Huh. That as long as you do the work doesn't matter whether now it's just during the course semester. [laughter]. Well, maybe she calculated my grade wrong. You know. Maybe. Maybe that was that was the class that I got a oh. on my paper. That balance that I got a oh. on my paper. Perfect cheaper. Perfect people. Well, yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. And how much percentage of that was your great 20%? Huh. Yeah, that's that's only 20% though. Only. Yeah, 20% of our great and then to mid terms and then to mid terms that's 40% each. Oh. if it's still. And I mean, I think I did decently like maybe low eighties. I think I did decently like maybe low eighties, huh. So. So I'll still be P minus is but the 20% a wood perfect, it would be. [laughter]. Yeah, right. It. Thank. That's worth checking out, Babe. I know, I'm going to and she's my boss. We're, checking out. La Brown. How dare her give me? Yeah, tell us that she. Well, I. I'm. I'm. So hard. So hard. Tell her that her I'm. I'm. So heard. So shamed don't work for you anymore. What. Sorry, I don't wanna work for you anymore. I know. You screwed me over. . And I thought you'd like to me. I thought you like me. If you like. Yeah, you thought so. Oh. So I got a 33334. So I got a 33. 334. You have give yourself a extra for 100 because it sounds better because the 33. Thank you. Could be like a two or three to six rounded up to 33. Huh huh. Where's. This could almost around up to 34. Almost, but not quite. Almost, but not quite. Alright. Huh. Shoot. Yeah, I'm getting stupid or Babe. Stupider [laughter]. You are [laughter]. You Peter [laughter]. So when he came home. My D P A sliding down, huh. He coming home. Um, for Manila, I'm, leaving tomorrow. Um, for Manila, I believe home. Home home, hopefully I can get an earlier flight because I stay in L A for like nine hours without nothing with nothing to do. Home home, hopefully I can get an earlier flight because I stay in a way for like nine hours with nothing to do. So if I get an earlier flight to Philadelphia that'd be great, but as of right now. So if I get an earlier flight to Philadelphia that'd be great, but as of right now. . Um, I get in sometime around 11 o'clock. I get in sometime around 11 o'clock. On Tuesday. On Tuesday. Why. What what airline are you taking because do they have a policy where you can standby for no problem? I don't know, constant at all. No cost at all. They're. Normally pretty good because I had problems with my United. Actually, you didn't know you were here with my United ticket. F. Um, I'm going out going hold. Oh. that 1. Yeah, right. I had my original flight was at 830 P. M. To an extent and I yeah, and I got to the Airport at eight A M so I could fly standby. Yeah, on a Friday. And what happened. It like a nine o'clock 10 o'clock flight. Because I had one because I only have certain windows throughout the day and I couldn't just leave at two o'clock pm because I would have to pay an extra $00, but I think it was just because I had some special fair saver ticket type thing. Huh. [laughter]. Well, cause my plan to get is a reward. Well, cause my plan should get is a reward. So I don't. So I. I don't know. I I don't think they could just change it. What I should it? Oh. wait a minute. If this is a a a frequent flyer ticket. There's a free flight. Oh. you can change that. Yes. You can change a oh. times for free. Isn't really huh. Yeah, you can just change the flight. You don't have to fly standby. Oh. but would I have to pay anything for it? But would I have to pay anything for? [laughter]. I'm a sister at least for northwest. My sister. I got when I come home and she changed her departing date and her returning date like five times and I'm gonna probably have my continental free ticket I'm gonna set up a reservation for the first weekend of March to go scan. Huh. And just cancel it if I make eastern. Well, I. Well, I'm gonna. Aren't you flying through Ellie? I mean, how is your mom. I'm gonna get my sweatshirt down there. My Mommy is gonna drive down there. Right. From San Francisco. Even if you catch an earlier flight. Well, no I'm gonna get there. Well, no I'm I'm, gonna get there and they're gonna be there. And they're gonna be there. Sure. They'll be waiting for me. They'll be waiting for me. They say. They say. No that's. No that's. What they say come on? It. Don't. Do this to me? I want my Mommy they're waiting for me. Yeah, you're spoiled. I have some surprises for you to get surprises. You do. What. You have a nice day then. Know, that. Know. That. And something else. And something else. So. So good stuff. Huh. Well, okay, so you didn't take Maxine Maxine doesn't. Have funny. Tam lines, huh. Huh. You know, I've got I've. Got a lot. I've. Given Maxine back today. I've. Got a lot of funny. Comment about Maxine. Why. Lot of funny comments. By whom. Well, it's, just that. There's a bunch of somewhere in the house and they always come up here and use my visa. I let them and. As A T with maximum. They seem like the stuff. Um, um, bad. And they just what the heck is this. . [laughter]. This grown man 21 year old with this stuff annual on his bed. This girl, man, 21 year old with this stuff annual on his bed. That's kind of weird. That's kind of weird. Yeah, yeah, yeah, what do they say? What did they say? Oh. they just look at it and give me a look. They give me a staring look. I'm. Sure, they gave you more than a look. Oh. actually, no one's. Actually said anything about it, but I I know they have noticed. Huh. Bye. So baby. When am, I gonna see you next then if you're coming in about 11 o'clock? [laughter]. No, I see it sooner than that. Well. Well, what class do you have on Tuesday Pappas. What class do you have? What do you say you know? Let me just check. Go check back. I have this in front of me. I have cell Niro biology from 1030-12. Oh great. And I have abnormal site from 130-3. Oh great [laughter]. Great. And it's three o'clock. O'clock. I have a clinical. I have a clinical. Yeah, my cell biology, I think that maybe. [laughter]. Oh. depends you want maybe dropping that. Huh. And taking the evening Monday night course, which is a no endocrinology supposed to be darn good darn. By. God by. Good easy, learn a lot. And it's supposed to help prepare you for the M cats because it goes through over through all the systems the body with the ending in systems and stuff. Huh. It goes through the digestive. Everything. But to do that I'll have to change my M cabinet maybe like a Tuesday or something like that. Bye. Yeah, but that could happen. So that means you're gonna have to change your whole entire schedule. Oh. no, not really. [laughter]. I know just give me one night class Monday nights. I believe I hope might be Monday. Wednesday. I have to check up on it. Well, you've, not evening classes before right. Yeah, yeah, I think just one night things just one night. Not too bad. . What's, your impact? Huh. So hopefully I'll get an earlier flight. So hopefully I'll get an earlier flight. Well, can you tell me if you do? . Can you call me? Yes, I'll be calling you from L A that's for sure. Yes, I'll be calling you from L A that's for sure. That's for sure. So that's for sure on Monday when I get in what. Well, when you. Arrive on Monday. I get in sometime around noon. I get in sometime. Local time. So three, o'clock here. Yes, are you gonna be home? How you gonna be ? I practice it 3. Practice. Probably what practice at Siri. I've practice at 3. Well. Well. Hopefully I'll be calling you before that or if not, then after that. Hopefully I'll be calling you before that or if not, then after that, you get home at 67. You get home at 67. 4. Or I can just leave a message and tell you whatever. I just leave a message to tell you. I'd like to talk with you, but you can leave a message just make sure. And then I'll call back. Yeah, Hey, that sounds like a good idea. Right. Yeah. Yeah. [laughter]. Yeah. I figured you owe me like 200 hours low on U S communication time since last time. [laughter]. I called you. Okay, okay, I'll. Make it all up to you. Oh. I see you in person. Perfect. Well, I've got kind of a surprise for you to, but it's, not just for you though. It was something that I did. To you too, bye. Yeah, well something that I did that a lot of people getting enjoyment of. And. Oh. no, I thought it's just for me. Well, you expressed interest in it. And so. I was bored. [laughter]. So I did it. Took about three hours. You painted your room. No, not my room. You painted. Repeated. Um, your bathroom. Um, your bathroom. You do, huh. You did. So I can actually take a shower there. Pretty much we have to clean it, but yeah, it's nice nice or I should say. Huh. Huh. Alright. Great. Did anyone do anything to help you or. Would anyone do anything to help you or. It's just a Matthew. It was only a Matthew. Task. Cause John was too lazy to help. Oh. how's, our friend, John. Yup. Well, actually, I know if he would even be able to help. I didn't even offer it to him. He even offered. Huh. I don't know if he would know what to do. Huh. People just don't know how to do that. Kinda stuff. [laughter]. I know it's one thing, I'm really happy with my Daddy's. Well, [laughter], yes. They taught me how to do all this stuff. So I can actually if I have my own house or whatever. I can take care of it. Yeah, [laughter]. I mean, Nick. He doesn't know how. But, but you had it when your dad me do it. I hated like here's the son of a bitch that's. Yes, I I heard yes. All that's. But I mean a neck doesn't know how to do any gardening or anything like that. Where he says like, oh. you don't know how to do anything like that? Really. And often. Huh. I have to, I would have to do work and I would mention it USA. Can I come over and help you because I need to learn something like that way, whatever Felicia about I'll use next pair of hands, but especially at this school I'm, not a lot of people know how to do any kind of handy work at all it's really disgusting? [laughter]. Well, you're. Oh. you're. Well, you that's why you scored me. Jack of all trades. Yeah, that's. Why you scored me, but we're supposed to another six to 10 inches possibly tonight? All right, [laughter]. How's how's? How's, the letter? The letter. No, I mean. I mean, is it still 30 inches or? 30 or oh yeah, it's 30 inches and we're supposed to another 6. I think tonight. You're you're gonna get another six tonight. You're you're gonna get another. Huh. Okay, so that would make it three feet of snow. Okay, so that would make it three feet of snow it's probably like on the bottom at this. in time. It probably like on the bottom at this. in time. It's really 0. So what happens offices are closed the roads are closed. Well, I went to thrift way tonight to try to get some food for dinner and the the lines for the cashiers. . Are all the way down the aisles Friday screw this I'm going I'm. . Huh. So I went over to the Union Mark over by the high rise get some bread. Huh. . So I can have some manage and they were sold out of Brad and everybody's stocking up again because they think we're gonna get noting it in again then the city still hasn't, Doug itself out of the this is a earlier. [laughter]. Really. [laughter], huh. 2.5 feet. Yeah, we thought how the weather that how how the weather is really bad. Um, and the TV. They showed, um, new York huh. And they tell you, we saw. Site on the telly. Huh. Yes. Well, we saw this dog's trying to get out from. You saw this dog's trying to get out from the snow and you just, you just see the flapping of his years because it's is that high it's really funny. You. You should see the flapping of his ears because so is that high. But. But. Maybe it will it'll slow really really hard. Maybe it will it'll snow really really hard. The day before I get there and we won't have class. The day before I get there and we won't have class. Would that be great? Would that be great? But then I would be able to get in from L S O speaking speaking in they got some bad news for you. But then I wouldn't be able to get in from L A because all the airports will be closed. What. Um, my brother and data were planning to go down to Tallahassee in about a month for Greg Izzy Graham , who is a my or that's definite grandmother, who she's really really really close with almost I'm. . [laughter]. Actually closer than I am with my Grandma. Really, huh. Yeah, um, they were planning to down about a month and half. Um, she passed away about a week ago. Her. Yeah, it was kind of upsetting. It doesn't affect me at all. Was it. Because. 7. Uh, well she was in a nursing home and things saying to come to credit. . Huh. So I it was they knew the end was coming. . I mean, this this lady was had gone through a lot in a lifetime. [laughter]. This I mean. We definitely. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. she's gonna turn under. Oh. [laughter]. Huh. Okay. And I mean, this Lady's been to the concentration caps every. [laughter]. Yeah, she had the tap to it was really weird when I I've met her for the first and only time a at at a at their wedding. Alright bye. She's a nice lady. [laughter]. Huh. Hard of hearing and things like that. Obviously getting old, but it was it was a shocker to to them and well, they're down Tallahassee. They're supposed to come back. [laughter]. I think maybe on a Sunday, but Philadelphia or in new York airports were closed. So I don't think they were able to get home until Wednesday. Yes, [laughter]. Well. [laughter]. Well, I guess, huh. It just won't it just can't it. Won't. At. It can't. I'm parted out I'm tired. Hardy down. I better not be. [laughter]. You better take it. You better take a sleeping pill on that plan. Come home rested. What if I would? Well, then I take advantage of you. It's, the. It's there. Oh. come on like there's any doubt. Huh. Where's the via sleep? Yeah huh. Well, Hey what's. That's, the usual thing. The between you fall asleep. Anyway, right. What. WiFi always fall asleep. Anyhow. So no better. No matter. We'll see we'll. See. . I like this. Or more friends. I. Say. Hi, actually what. What more friends say? See. Hi, friends from elementary school. I see this. So you showed them pictures. Do you have any pictures left me or did all your friends? Yeah. Take him. [laughter]. Now its own. I have a whole album flow. Whole. Huh huh. But not the good ones. You. All the good ones. Have been taken. Yes, I'm gonna have to make copies and get copies from you. Yes, I'm gonna have any copies get copies from you. Huh. See, I told you we did our high school reunion and then now yesterday we had our event review. See, I told you we did our high school reunion and then now yesterday we had our elementary reunion. That was yesterday. Yeah, that was yesterday. Yeah, that was yesterday. It was weird. It was weird. Huh. The changes that that you know, people go through their faces. It you know people go through. I know, and I don't think, I've seen any of them like after that in high school and when I was still here. I know and I don't think, I've seen any of them like after that in high school and when I was still here. So it would have been eight years. So it would have been eight years. Yesterday before I saw them again. Uh huh. Lemme lemme lemme. Yeah. Tell you something. Yes. I do not keep in contact with anyone. Not one person. Bye bye. I went to a school with. I remember when I uh, just randomly met up or something. Didn't. It go to with you. Oh. hell, no. Know. Hassle with me. I met him himself. Oh. Um, your high school. Huh. Friend. Mine introduced us. Oh. So you did not keep in touch with anybody. So you did not keep in touch with anybody. How about middle school? How about middle school? Because we didn't have middle school here. We don't. We don't. Well, junior high. And the one person I keep in contact with from junior high. Hey. I only do that because he also swims competitively in college and I see him like with some practice. . Who says that? Huh. No, this is A J farms. Well. Absence from high school. So it gives you the id of it. Well, well, we're. Where. We were very very close. We are a close bunch of gales. We were we like each other's company. Huh. I'm just. You did what. We like spending time with each other, huh. Each other. You said what you did. What to each other? Huh. What, huh? Huh. I said we like each other's company. I said. You know, I'm really upset with you. Right. Right. Well, because . No has his girlfriend's on the . Okay. . Ryan. His girlfriend is on some team. Berko. Yeah. His girlfriend came up for the weekend. So, they're having a good old time. Huh. Oh. Call Matthew on the other hand. Oh. but poor poor Monger. Right. I I had a heart to heart with longer. . A two nights ago. And. Oh. that boy that boy is not in good shape. Okay, Mrs, Becky. Thank you that much, huh. That much. Uh, certainly the interest of that. . What are you? Are you. Well, it's something. It's a joint really, huh. I would need to. It's something. I would need to talk to in person about because it's. . So long and intricate. Really. This in a you know, he he's really nice she's. Huh. The antithesis of what he is to an extent like word antithesis. Gosh. Yeah, you you . I use her twice in one sense. I that's over use. Well, pretty much put this way longer has a feeling that it's easier for a woman to cheat on a man because all the woman has to do is say yes, because she's always gonna have men hit on her where is a man and she's on a his girlfriend is much more of a conscious thing because he has to actually go up to a woman and hit on her. [laughter]. Huh. . Right. Okay, so I thought had never occurred to me. I always thought that, man would cheat on the girlfriend's more than the ones who sheet on the . Bye. And that has factual basis with him. Huh. What. Oh Becky on how many a time? I thought only once. Oh no. I just found this out. Oh. man. Huh. Well, I was just telling him some experiences of mine with her in Spain and just telling her him my impression of what she was doing in Spain and he didn't like it. [laughter]. Huh. He knew about it, but he never really put 22 together. And so he was really upset with that. But they're still together. Well, she's, not here on campus yet. [laughter]. [laughter]. And, uh, he asked me today. If I could contact my roommate in Spain because my roommate in Spain was one person who, uh Becky seem to be like hooking up with almost. Really Adam. Uh huh. Huh. And and you want me to contact Adam and see if anything did happen. Do like that. He wants to know. Yeah. God that's torturing itself. Huh. Huh. Oh yeah, but he wants to know just so if it's true, he can confront her and say why don't you tell me about love La. Alright. God. Cause at the same time. She was she's writing him a love love letters. Like really physical love letters saying have nothing to worry about mobile last evening. Really. Really any. I sent you both cards. That's. I was thinking should really. Postcards. Yes, but anybody can read. Why. And I sent you a card. I send you a card and come on. Okay, okay, let's let's flip that test. Grand you send me packages. You sent me packages. I love. Um, but. I did that was a really nice package. Yeah, you let me get stuff. I still have some of those 2. Yeah. Any bills. Anyhow, but um, I had to use them this week. Um, anyway,. I mean, she'll send all these letters and then he finds out these this thing and they just he's just really confused with her. [laughter]. Wait with her with her history. I'm. Sure, he suspected so somehow it's gonna happen in Spain with those gorgeous beaches and blades and you know. Well. With those gorgeous beaches stayed. [laughter]. Well, I. And she was the one who goes around topless, right. Yeah, well, this is something that we'll need to. Was about a of an eight year old as you say. I. Hey. An eight year old boy [laughter]. Boy. Okay, Hey. [laughter]. No, no, those were your exact words. I know they were. Not mine. Not mine. Not mine. Let's change the subject and go back to the Beach. Alright, well, hi. Alright, did you go back to that new Beach? This is yourself somewhere. That Beach is a five hours away. Is. So. Okay, so. Oh. really rough road. Road. Next time. If if I'm ever gonna go back there. If I'm ever gonna go back there. I'm gonna have to take the place. I'm gonna have to take the plane. I don't wanna drive. I don't wanna drive. What you're gonna also take my friend I'm gonna take my boyfriend? What. I'll take my boyfriend. I. Have to I'm gonna have to show my boyfriend is. Have to I'm gonna have to show my boyfriend. This Island. Wow. Anyway, anyway, um, yeah, have you gone anywhere reaches have you worked on your time at all? Huh. Anna, what huh. Are gonna come back at Tama. Very damned I'm scared of my myself. Very bad. I can't see myself in the mirror. I can't see myself in the mirror. I see is what my eyes and my T what. You're, which you're, which no vampire huh. [laughter]. No, it's I'm. Just really dark I'm peeling all over to. Really dark. So you get rid of all. Get rid of the red lobster. Are you appealing? I'm feeling. You. You're supposed to have South Kings you're supposed to South Kings you're supposed to soft skinned not like lizard stuff like I have. My back. Is feeling less. [laughter]. Well, hopefully by the time I get there. Well, hopefully by the time I guess, they're. That'll be all nice and soft. Huh huh. Oh. that's an ultimatum. As an ultimatum. Yeah, because I have lizard skin from the chlorine. Oh great. Oh great we're. Great couple are huh. Yeah, I either up everyday after practice and it still doesn't help too much. So using away practices. So you've been going to practice this they haven't practice. This. Okay. And your huh. And your him. Same old same old. Yes, you know what my rest remember problem with my risk it's gone. You know what my. God, good. So I can get you know, I mean, uh. Oh. Oh. Huh. I think it was the weather back there. I think there's a weather back there. It's too cold. Hold. When I came back? It it just was it was gone. It just was it was gone. The minute. I landed in Manila. I landed in Manila. It was gone. It was gone. The excitement. And we get back to the double rooms here. You're gonna have it. Pain will come back physical. Well, actually, let me check. Emotional pain huh. Let me get a little more information about your flight. Bye. Just to make sure I can so I can call up continental and see if it's coming in on time. See if you're coming in earlier. Oh. okay. What's, your flight number? I I don't have that information right now with me. It's in my book bag. Oh. that's, great. Do you want me to go grab it one second? Well, see I'm I'm, hanging up with you to an extent in like two minutes. Why it's half hour? Cause that's when this call shuts off. Oh huh, already. Yeah, it shuts off. Well in like two minutes. Yeah, two minutes. No, but but it'll take me a second or are you gonna call me in Manila. No, but but it'll take me a second. Are you gonna call me in Manila? I I could possibly do that, but. Lemme get now. . What. Let me get it now. Run. Okay. Okay, I'll go right, right. By. Okay. Okay. Quick and a Manila code is I think you dialed 011632. And, um, Manila code is I think you dialed 011632. And then the number that I just, I gave you before. And then the number that I just, I gave you before. Okay. Alrighty. Okay, yeah. Yes, yes, yes, yes, my continent. From L A S. Hold on hold on a second. Hold on. What. What. You. Know, from from L A new work. No from from L A new work, Philadelphia. Delphia. Yeah, so that would be new work to Philadelphia. Yeah, so that would be a new work to Philadelphia. Is fight 3565. Is flight 3565. A departing at 830 a. Departing at 830 a. M. M.17am'].17am']. Oh. early in the morning. Oh. so it's early in the morning. You're gonna 917. What did you give me 11am? What the hell is that? I don't know. I don't know. Okay, and what was that flight? [laughter]. L A to Newark flight 186. L A G Newark flight 180. Leaving at 1030 P. Leaving at 1030 P. M. On the 15th. On the 15th.30am'].30am']. 72. 72.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Did you all that? Yeah I did so how did you get a hold of this. Yeah, I did. Okay, cool. How did you get a hold of this? Oh. there was an ad in the paper and it's like free phone calls. Are you serious doing it's? Yeah, it's. So funny that you're calling me because that's. So funny that you're calling me because that's. What I pulled out today? What I pulled out today? And I'm wearing the pen. And I'm wearing what the pen teacher. T shirt. Yeah, was not crazy like I haven't worn this in the longest time and I mean, I don't know why I mean, there's. It's, not crazy like I haven't worn this in the longest time and I mean, I don't know why there's. No reason. No reason. And I I just pulled it out today and I never wear it, you know. And I I just pulled it out today and I never wear it because our football team has a better winning record than yours. Well, shut up. Well, shut up. Well, at least did you hear about them yesterday though. Well at least did you hear about the game yesterday though. I saw I saw part of it on the gonna kick at yeah, really kick there at was it. Do we kick ass we totally kicked they're a? Vanderbilt Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt. Yeah, from Tennessee, Tennessee. Yeah, from Tennessee that's, right. And she, oh God yesterday was Elizabeth birthday, huh. Oh God yesterday was Elizabeth birthday [laughter]. It was she 19 or 2019 she's a young men, huh. 19 she's young. But uh, yeah, she,. Yes, she, um, was really funny because we took her over. Is really funny because we took her over. We went over to Alan's room because they had a party. We went over to Allen's room and I had a party. And he got her peppermint shops. And he had her peppermint shot. [laughter]. So we had a shot. So we shot she has like four shots and I do hear and millions and well, I was gonna drink this, but you know what I'll give it to you because it's your birthday. She had like four shots and year. And he had Killian and he's like, well, I was gonna drink this, but you know what I'll give it to you. Yeah, it was. Yeah, it was. So funny. So funny. And I had him and all his room this is Chris, Elizabeth. I had him and all his roommates this is Chris. This is Elizabeth. And uh huh, sorry. And Jeff [laughter]. Sorry, um, but he was gonna like drink the , but he gave it to Elizabeth and I had her, I told I told all his roommates and his friends that was her birthday. Um, but he was gonna like drink the , but he gave it to Elizabeth and I had her, I like told I told all his roommates and his friends that was her birthday. It was so funny. It was so funny. Kathleen is Kathleen. Kathleen Kathleen. It was so funny. It was so funny. Oh. it was hilarious. It's hilarious with like screening or you're dialing the . We have the best time. She yeah, she was she was trash last night though. Yeah, she was too with trash last night though. She was trashed [laughter]. She was trash. That's that's. Hey, it was her birthday. That's that's. What I told her? Why I told her I was like you have to have a fun time on your birthday? I was like you have to have a fun time on your birthday, huh, man. That's, right, man. So what have you been up to? So what have you been up to? Oh yeah, I don't know. I went to the football game. This weekend. It was good. It was fun. We all through the toast and on the field and everything. Oh. I'm I'm. Glad. Yeah, I mean be Dartmouth at first we were losing it. Halftime and we're. All like, oh my gosh, we 132 games in a row or something. We can't move 1. Now. Right. So then we won. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah huh, no. Well, and so what else is up. Oh. Geez. I don't know, I'm. Just busy busy retarded. I know like dude, I really don't. Have time to do like email or shop like that. Like email or shop like that. You know, I mean, I just never do email and I just don't I'm not in contact with this outside world it's it's. You know, I mean, I just never do email and I just don't I'm not in contact with this outside world. I know you mean it's like what the hell, huh. Just like what the hell. I am I totally like I thought Jeffries birthday was the 19th. And not the 16th. So I like emailed him something and I'm like I signed on your birthday even though. [laughter], bye huh. It's on a Tuesday and all this junk and and he's like he's like what the hell. Oh my God, he. You're talking about him. And he called me last night. He called me last night. He was completely trash like completely and I don't have his phone number, but now I finally got it. He was completely trash, huh. I don't have his phone number, but now I finally got it, huh. You know, so I'm, gonna call I'm gonna call him tonight. So I'm gonna call I'm gonna call him tonight. What was he saying anything special? Well, see, I wasn't. See, I wasn't. I wasn't home. I wasn't him it was just like,. It was just like a, um, it was a, um, yeah, it was on our voicemail. It was a answering machine message. Yeah, it was on our voicemail, huh. So yeah, because we were out you know, we were out partying that's. Yeah, we were out you know, we were not partying, right that's. What we were doing [laughter]? What we were doing [laughter]? Oh. it was fun. Oh. it was fun. Oh. guess what I'm a GPA. Oh. guess Y Y A G A U R [laughter]. Yeah, it's, not crazy. Wow, I'm, not crazy. We're supposed to have a meeting for that. This week we have our tonight. We have our tonight. Well, yes, so you haven't been on the air yet or anything. Yeah, so. No, not at all. On at all. Are you in reading doing this together or anything? Well, like she didn't sign up at activities night and like Dan and my friend Dan and Anthony help me and like okay, first of all. Well, like she didn't sign up at activities night. Uh, Dan and my friend Dan and Anthony help me, huh. And like okay, first of all. I put all these bands. I put all these bands. I don't even know how to ship from and I got into the interview and I started asking me what my favorite songs were and like some of them, I couldn't remember and I just started bullshitting on like I was like, oh. I'm, not really discriminatory towards any other songs. I don't even know how to ship from and I got into the interview and I started asking me what my favorite songs and like some of them, I couldn't remember and I just started bullshitting on like I was like, oh. I'm, not really discriminatory towards any other songs. I like them all and all this other crap. I like them all it. It was you should see me. You should see me. I was in my Prime bullshit. I was in my Prime of bullshit. I was up to my knees in bullshit. My knees. I didn't push it was so funny. It was so funny. And but they, but the first thing they asked me they're like if you had a bar. But they, but the first thing they asked me that like if you had a bar. What was your name and I was like, yeah, I don't know why I guess? What would you name it now as a bar? Yeah, I don't know why I guess. Just because my name and I'm like, well, you know, like from cocktails. Just honey. I'm like well, you know, like some cocktails, I I would need it flat again. I would I would name. Flanigan's. So I wanted that. I wanted that. I was like I wanted that movie drop and they'll just and then it was really funny because I mean the interview, they're like well, we're, formally nasty group would you wanna join in or something. I was like I wanted that movie prop and I'll and then it was really funny because like toward the end of the interview. They're like well, we're forming Nancy group would you wanna join in or something. They were getting around now, like, oh hell. They were getting around now. And I'm like, oh. hell. Yeah, I'm like just take out the razor now. Yeah, I'm like just take out the razor now. I don't. I don't. I wanna you know, I'll go bald and they're like what like hell. I wanna you know, I'll go bald and they're like what. [laughter]. Yeah, I'm like come on that's, how they do it and they'll just look at me. Yeah, I'm like come on that's, the way to do it and they'll just look at me and I'm like I'm just kidding I'm down. I'm like I'm just getting, huh. [laughter]. My God. I was told it was. So funny. Oh. dear C oh. [laughter]. Oh jeez. So it was fun. It was fun. It was fun. It was fun. So and I don't know, it's, just been a fun time. So and I don't know, it's, just been a fun time. Yeah. Huh. So what else have you been doing. So what else have you been doing. What else have I been doing anything else exciting not really? Anything else exciting. I ate lunch with Mikey today. Oh. how was that. It's. Okay, I don't know like he's just called me. [laughter]. . Oh. are you up for lunch? Sean like, oh. okay, whatever huh. Huh. I don't know, it's. The same old thing. He's, just like, yeah, California. He like he just California. Where is he from? I know, but where. I know, um, LOS Angeles. Like right in L A. Like right in well in L A county somewhere like it's weird there like it's just big county and I think it's really just spread out. So like you know, I don't know like it's sort of different than Philadelphia. I know Philadelphia spread out in parts of it, but it's, not like L like L A is this whole county and there's. Right. All these different towns like within it or something. Right. I don't know. I don't understand the whole thing. Huh. Whatever he thinks our system is screwed up of course, everything in California is better, California. Oh California it's. Just a shit. I've been hearing. Hearing little. This craps too [laughter]. I found my own little, uh, California person. Yeah, well anyway, [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, and then I don't know, he's, just like he can never seem to get his life organized at least always not complaining he doesn't why, but he does you know, he's like, yeah, I overslept again or like, oh. I have so much to do. Huh. And I fell asleep in the middle of this and all this stuff. And you just want him to just like just like do things instead of like talking about it. All the time you know what I mean. God, yeah. Yeah. So I don't know I was just getting kind of irritated like I'm. [laughter]. So rude [laughter]. Oh. well, [laughter]. Well, [laughter]. Oh. Geez that's really funny. Oh. that's really funny. Because Alan's from like Placentia it's called. Because Allen some like Placentia it's called. Oh. I've heard of that. You have plus. You have. Yeah, hang on what Placentia is in orange county. It's in orange county. I think I've heard of it. Well, Catherine talking to different places out there to. Well, I don't know. Well, I don't know. Yeah, I is that like I don't know. Yeah, I is that like I don't know. I don't know, I've, never heard of it before like Placentia, California. I don't know, I've, never heard of it before like Placentia, California. He worked at Disneyland. He worked at Disneyland that's funny, [laughter]. Cool. [laughter]. Oh. my God, he's, not he's funny though. Oh. my God, he's, not he's funny though. He's, cool that's. He's, cool he's a cool guys [laughter]. Good school guy. Yeah, and he threw a good party last night. And he threw a good party last night. [laughter]. It was funny though. It was funny because it got broken up at 1230 by the rector rector came to the and told you to leave. Because the cop broken up at 1230 by the rector. Well, basically like it. Well, basically like it. Wasn't even out of control. Wasn't even out of control. I mean, it was completely under control there. I mean, it was completely under control there. Weren't too many. Weren't too many. People there it was like we were dancing and everything. People there it was like we were dancing everything. And it was fine. It was fine, huh. You know, it wasn't like packed in or anything like that. You know, it wasn't like packed in or anything like that. It's just I don't know it was picked up. It's just I don't know, it's hooked up. Apparently huh. Huh. So I don't know, but uh, they played American file. So I don't know, but uh, they played American files about that. I was happy about that [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. Lordy. Oh. Lordy, uh, have you heard from Rita lately? I haven't heard from reading lately. I got it like just like a short email from her saying to like watch the football game because I might see her like putting up the nets for the pumps or something right. Right. But um, I I mean, by the time I got, I saw the email like I had already watched the, but I didn't want really watch it, but I saw part of it like towards the end they were, they were winning by a lot. Watch the gate. Huh. So it wasn't like you know, I had to watch this or something right. Right, huh. Right. And I've had my kind of my Philip of football for the day. We have so many ridiculous. Cheers at our football games like like this one's added control. I said away. It starts, it starts as like hang what's, hangs. Oh. I can't even remember hang somebody from the sour, Apple tree and it goes, blah, blah. And then it ends up something it goes on with all these like random disjointed lyrics and comes to the end. It's like he's like, Hey, lady gotten Espino then everyone. Yells book. You and then they count down the score and like I suppose the score was set. We had 7. would be like 1234567. We warrant more. Oh. my gosh. So then if they really ran up the score, I can imagine. It's just like going on and on forever. Oh my God that's too crazy. Just yelling this and then we've got a little quicker running around he's really funny. Huh. Alright, a lot of time like you had last week's stop like he was so bad. Our Lebreton like the dude, we had last week stuck like he was so bad. Like he just didn't have the, um, I don't know that Christmas. Like he just didn't have the, um, I don't know the oh yeah, but this guy this week, he's a he's, a sophomore he's, our year and he was he was so much better. Yeah, but this guy this week, he's a he's, a sophomore he's, our year and he was he was so much better, huh. So I hope they keep him because I couldn't stand the guy that we had last week. I hope they keep him because I couldn't stand the guy that we had. He was just like so stupid. You know, it's like so stupid. I don't know or two weeks ago. J two weeks ago whenever it was. Whatever it was when we saw a. Oh. Northwestern kit car button. That's that's stuck. Oh. that did I'm. Sorry, yeah, I was at home watching them on the television on the TV and I'm after I recovered my dog. On the TV on the telly on the telly. Did I tell you about all that? Yeah, the whole like crisis. Huh. Huh. That was a big headache. Hey, how does this, huh. I must say how did I was I was like. [laughter]. Oh my Lord. Oh my Lord, my family had a nice time in Baltimore though. When. That's where they were there that day. Oh. okay, what were they doing down there? Oh. okay, that's Saturday. What were they doing? Um, by for my dad's birthday or something. I got, um, those those tickets to the to the oil. Huh huh. So they went down to Camden yards and they stayed overnight and everything. Oh. do they really where they stay? Yes, I don't know somewhere in Baltimore. I'm really not sure, but they went to like all these different places in Baltimore and they have a lovely time. Oh. that's, cool. It was like the weather was really good. That weekend and everything. So, and it was like it was like the week before Cal got his record everything. So they got to the Cal cool really that's. Oh. really that's. Cool. Cool that's pretty funky pretty funny. Yeah. Pretty fine. [laughter]. Yes, indeed you do [laughter]. Yes, indeed. You do this is all being paper. Corded for scientific purposes, can't. I can't, but why is it getting tape though? Why is it getting? I don't under. I don't know, they're like they're like paying for this phone call. So why do I care? I suppose. They're they're investigating native speakers of English and you and I are both native speakers in English. Are you serious? Yes, it says, yes. It says for they're collecting telephone conversations in American English. Both parties you drink water [laughter]. So Kathy so Kathleen, do you drink water? [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Huh. That's, how I speak my English, huh. That's. How I speak my endless? I told you we were on the cutting edge of linguistic change show many people that, but they don't believe they don't believe you know, they don't. I've told many people that. But they don't believe me. No, they don't. Well, they want like a signed like a like a signed letter from some professor of linguistic. Yeah, why don't you why? Yeah, why don't you why? Don't you send it out and I'll show you I'll show them that pen is where that? Don't you send it out and I'll show you I'll show them that 10 is where's that I'll be like your professor Lobo? Nobody at Notre Dame believes that Philadelphia is on the cutting edge of linguistic change. Yes, [laughter], please help us now. Yeah, please help. Please help with no, no it's really funny. Now. It's really funny. Because I had this piece on it. Because I had this piece. It on and I saw in the dining Hall. I saw in the dining what's. It's, like what's, the P and I'm like Penn university of Pennsylvania it's, Elise school out on the East coast it's a out there. The P and I'm like Penn university of Pennsylvania didn't really go out on the East coast, but out there there. It's cool and what did he say. It's, cool [laughter]. He is just like, yeah, right whatever okay, [laughter]. All this like, yeah, right whatever. Okay, so you should be like, yeah, Buddy. I did I said, it's a cool place. I did, I said it was lazy little shit. You little ship. [laughter]. Yes. It was pretty funny. It was pretty funny. [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, oh. you know, I still got the attitude out here. Oh. no, I still got the attitude out here. [laughter]. Thank goodness. Oh yeah, totally. Oh yeah, totally huh. Oh my God, it's pretty funny. It's pretty funny. [laughter], Lord. Good so I have to see tonight when I have my times for being A D is not crazy that is pretty crazy. So I I I have to see tonight when I have my times for being A D J isn't that crazy crazy. . Yeah, my friend. Heath and I are supposed to go to that thing on Wednesday and stuff. Oh. really yeah, now you just get a time and then you play whatever you want. Oh. really now, do you just get a time and then you pay whatever you want or? Well, there's there's. Some some things like there's some songs that are in rotation. Yeah, we have that. Yeah, and you have to pay play like a like X number of the ones that are in heavy rotation and like X number, the ones that are like in like rotation and then after that, you can play whatever you want that's like a yeah. Name. That's. Like us. Yeah, um, do you know any of the bands that like our on rotation on your? Yeah, um, do you know any of the bands that like our on rotation? I'm like I I thought that like the drawer where they keep all the CD'S that are in rotation, but I didn't really get a good look at it. Because I'm wondering, if it's the same as ours. I'm wondering if it's the same as ours. Oh. I don't know because I don't think it is some a lot of it or not a lot of it, but some of it has to do with just like the music directors preferences, huh. Huh. And I don't know what all else. Yeah, well, same with us, but I was just wondering like you know, are they the same time stating Vance if it's like all college radio? Yeah, I was saying with that. I was just wondering like you know, are they the same times stated vans that's just like all college radio? I guess. Yeah, maybe. Huh. Huh. Huh. I don't know, it's kinda crazy. It's kinda crazy. Yup, [laughter]. [laughter]. Good because like there's there's these groups like that they love like I don't know why they love them, but there's there's, some like North Carolina. Because like there's there's these groups like that they love like I don't know why they love them, but they're there from like North Carolina. I don't know my friend, Dan was telling me all about this one of them called like archers of loop and then there's super chunk, huh. I don't know my friend jam was telling me all about this one of them called like archers of loop and then there's orchards of loop, huh. Super chunk. Super chunk I've heard of super . Yeah, so I, um, like all these other like random bands it's really strange. So by, um, like all people they're like random band. Okay. We were having this whole conversation at dinner about random and now it's over used. Yeah, well, it is. Yeah, well, it is. I know, but just we were just like going into all the like you could really like over analyze random and then well, it was Harris. That I was talking to in Bryan and and Harris just like you know, humans. Are the worst generators of random numbers in the universe and all this stuff? Mike. And basically we deducted that like nothing people ever do could possibly be random because it's all like, oh my goodness. . Um, what was gonna say now. No, do you. Do you where do you eat? Where do you do you just ate you mostly I have five meals? Do you just see in your room? I eat dinner at the Commons, huh. Huh. But other than that, I just shot down in here by, huh. How's. That going. Oh. it's. Alright, um, I don't know, I'm. Just keep kind of basic stuff. I haven't done any fancy cooking one night. Alright. We made this cool. Cool meal like George made something called, honey. John, checking. He was like totally cooking is checking all day. Huh. And then, um, I Sean. I fixed this pasta with for cheese sauce. Like you should have seen her at the grocery store. She she's like it's like a big cheese fanatic and she was like for just the right cheese like and she's like going, Buddy. . My God. And then she got the cheese and it was really good. . I think it's really fattening too. Because it had all that cheese in it and like cream, and better and stuff, but it was really good and and somebody else made like school or something for desert. Right. Oh that's, cool. Jenny. That was last weekend that was like a really nice meal. [laughter]. This weekend. I'm like, uh, I hate, um, I had baked beans yesterday. Post. Yeah, for dinner yesterday, I had baked beans and I had. I cut up a like a Bell pepper and put some cell addressing on it and eight that and then I had some bread, you know, it's good in the new stuff. You know, what's good. Is if you stuff pepper with a price. Pepper with a rice with Bryce. That's. Great. Yeah, Bryson. Yeah, rising like a Hamburger and you put I forget what it is like maybe I guess. Like a Hamburger meet and you put I forget what else it is like maybe I guess, tomato sauce. Take really good. It's really good. That he's. I was thinking about some of the things I I'd like to Cook like if we do that thing where the whole everybody sort of like chips in and took a little bit again, right. Pop lock [laughter]. Basically, I I hate that term. Those like Geez. All kind of word like a pop looked at her potluck type of thing. . Geez, ball. Yeah, definitely it's a pop lug type of thing. [laughter], huh. Yeah. But then I was I was thinking you know, like some things we have at home like my makes like, um, pork, but with him like potatoes and cabbage I'm like what anyone else really want to eat that. It's probably me. Or or sometimes my dad makes like roast work with Sarah and I love that it's. Okay, [laughter]. So good. Hear me. You know. I hate I hate Sarkar [laughter]. Plus on like wait a minute, it's, not kosher and then you know, my friend, Kevin is Ned's roommate across the Hall, Kevin he's, allergic to check in. [laughter]. How the hell can you be alerted to to check in? How the hell I don't know again, [laughter]? I mean, what's in checking that you will be alerted to. What each again? He will be alerting. I don't know, but every time he eats checking me like it's hives or something. Seven . Holy shit. So then so like, so they I guess, Harris each kosher. That's, not. So he wouldn't eat pork and he wouldn't need shellfish. Yeah, when what is the like the September little thing for Jewish people. So like the September little thing for June. Oh. a Rosh, Anna that's, like that's next week at the yeah, not this week, but next week, huh. That's. What I thought that's? . And then Yonkers like nine days after that or something. Okay, yeah, well the girl next door to me is Joyce, but she's, not really a devote Ju basic. Okay, yeah, well the girl next door, Ms Joyce, not really a devote too, right [laughter]. Well, where the equity find services at Notre Dame anyway, somewhere. Well, they they do give you access like they'll they'll. Well, they they do give you access like they'll they'll. Tell you how to get to, um, they do have. Tell you how to get to, um, they do have. I mean, they do have like temples in town or something. I mean, they do have like temples in town or something. Whatever or I mean, I've seen Protestant churches and other things Baptist whatever in town, but they'd have to tell you. Whatever I mean, I've seen Protestant churches and other things that this, whatever town, but they'd have to tell you have to go in town or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, well she has a car here. Yeah, well, she has a car here. So she could get there, but but she doesn't really practice. So she could get there, but well, that's, cool. But she doesn't really huh. So it doesn't matter you know, [laughter]. Yeah. So that, yep. So too bad for that [laughter]. But the guy who's alerted to taking like it's, nothing in the dining Hall. He says they're needs rabbit food every day. Are you serious? Yeah, just a Sean basically. Just a just a salad. And like some soup is gonna make sure. Oh. my. Doesn't check in it. Is he really fun? Like not like like outstanding within. It's kind of funny. I don't know you must be eating something, huh huh. Yeah. That's. It's just [laughter]. Just funny. [laughter]. I don't understand. I don't understand. No need to go and I'm like hot, checking I'm gonna I. That's funny. Does he eat meat like regular mean it's, kind of bizarre? Don't know, huh. That's kinda bizarre. So have you seen anybody else house fits doing you know? Have you seen anybody else? How this doing? Oh. I had lunch with her. Did you really yes on Tuesday how's? Did you really? How's. She doing she's. She doing. Alright, like I saw the building where she works. And she was wearing a little business outfit and she came out and I'm like where's your briefcase, but doesn't have a briefcase, but um, yeah, we we like got lunch off a truck. Huh. I was like while fixes eating off the truck. I can't believe that. I can't believe, yeah, she had a hot dog really [laughter]. Totally shit fits had a hot dog. Yes, Anna saw. You think that would like screw up a figure or something. Figure I know, but she ate a hot dog in a pretzel off a truck. So I was like. No and wait a minute, that's like unsanitary to Holy shit. That's like unsanitary. I know like Donna would never get off the truck, but fits did I was impressed with Donna there's. With Donna there too. No, no, but I just Donna and I went to great adventure last Sunday because I had some free tickets because I was doing the new student orientation like basically, I had to go. Huh. Huh. So I gave her a free ticket and she came with me. Oh. that's cool. Yeah, it was fun. That's. But you know, when she was down here on campus for a little while and I was like, yeah, there's those trucks and she's like, oh. you eat off those I'm like all the time and I'm like, yeah, you off the Chinese moms to see. Cool. Huh. Oh. my God. Oh. my God. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, Mea Mea me. M E um, was gonna say how is Donna doing Donna school. Um, what was gonna say, oh. how is Donna. Do I. Like I don't know. She didn't seem that deleted to be back at school or whatever. Yeah, she didn't get she wasn't excited over this like before we came back. She didn't. She wasn't excited over the phone. Like before we came back. You know, I was all like excited. Excited. And stuff, but she was just like a. And stuff, but she was just like I asked her. How our friends at school were doing she's just like an hour, right? You know. That's fax because I mean, I've been having a good time since I've been back. I I mean. I mean, you know, I'm. You know, she liked like my, my place here. Oh. well, that's. Good. My little, I don't know like I I don't wanna call an apartment that's, two lofty a word. You're apartment. You know what I mean. Your flat it's, your flash. My flat. Yeah, let's call. It a flat. Okay, your flat. Yeah, my flat. She like my flat. That that sounds like you're sophisticated or something. There. We go, it does doesn't it. Huh. You T sophisticates [laughter]. Oh. so British huh. So then she she was like, oh man, I wanna live off campus like, Ah, a not at home. Excuse me, she wants to live away from home next year. Oh. it's. Oh. it. Oh God, she really should I told her to because it's. But I don't she really should I told her to. Yeah. So much better. I don't know. I mean, it just really is [laughter], especially for me [laughter]. I mean, it just really is. Especially for me [laughter]. Yeah, I I talked to my father today. Oh. I I talked to my father today. That's. Well, that's a big deal, huh. It that's a big deal. He like, he like chatted with me for about five seconds then he got off the phone. He like he like chatted with me for about five seconds then he got a really yes. Yeah, did I tell you about when he came out here? Well, did I tell you about how many came out? You said that you were really upset by whatever he said or whatever. Oh. yeah, I got really test and then then like the password, never call me back like ever. Yeah, I got really tests and then the best of never call me back. What were you? So mad about. Just a lot of things. Just a lot of things like in general. I mean, like just in general. He don't know he took me off over the weekend. He I don't know. He pissed me off over the weekend. The first weekend we were here like when we were moving in because he got he went to Chicago on the Saturday. The first weekend we were here like when we're moving. To Chicago on the Saturday. We're here and Elizabeth parents came in Sunday morning and he didn't roll in until like one o'clock or like maybe 12 O clock or something. You're an old. This caron came in Sunday morning and he didn't roll in until like one o'clock or like maybe 12 o'clock or something and they're trying to put together a room like through the loft and everything. And they're trying to put together or room like through the loft. Everything my dad still not there. My dad still not there. And I was pissed because I mean what the hell they shouldn't do everything and I mean that passed me off he's, just being a shit about that. And I was because I mean what the hell I didn't do everything and I mean, it's hits me off he's just kind of shit about that, huh. And and then I don't know just a lot of things were just bothering me just I mean, it's still like left over from the summer. And then I don't know just a lot of things were just bothering me just I mean, it's still like left over from the summer home. You know. Yeah, yeah, so and then I mean, and then he just like I didn't talk to him after that. Yeah, so and then I mean, and then he just like I didn't talk to him after that. My mom's been calling me, huh. My mom's been calling me and he came out to visit or no to like go to northwestern game. And he came out to visit or no to like go to the North Western game. Did I tell you that stop like he comes in? Did I tell you this? He was so fucked up like he comes in. Yeah, him and my sister and he comes in and he took me and Rita out to this place on the Thursday night. Yeah, that's. Just and he comes in and he took me and Rita out to this place on the Thursday night. He was here. He was here. He talked to a whole time says like two words today just a soccer and then seriously and sat Friday like before the game or he was like totally like trying to force me to like go off to we're going out to dinner. He talks to Rita the whole time says like two words to me like a flicker and then [laughter], seriously and then Sarah. Friday like before the game. He's. He was like totally like trying to force me to like go out to dinner. It's like we're going out to dinner going out to dinner. We're gonna we're going out to dinner. We're going out to dinner. Call Brandon he's a kid from doctor he's like call Brandon Brandon call Brandon and he's like if you're not calling Brandon I'll call Brandon. Call Brandon he's. The kid from doctoring, right. He's gonna call Brandon called and called and he's like if you're not calling Brandon I'll call Brandon. Well, I don't know what his problem was about that. Well, I don't know what he's problem with. And it ended up that it was Heather and Anthony, who came and branded just like man. And it ended up it was rather and Anthony, who came and Brandon just like I don't know what brand was doing, but he missed it or a call or something, huh. I don't know what Brandon was doing, but he kinda. He missed it or a call or something. But like, and then after that, it was like whatever and he took me out to get soda or you know, just like he took me to breakfast on a Sunday and then that was it and I haven't really spoken to him that much since then and then I talked to him tonight like whatever because my mom calls me, you know, [laughter]. But like, and then after that, it was like whatever and he took me off to get soda or you know, just like he took me to breakfast on this. I'm really spoken to him that much since then and then I talked. My mom has you know, huh, right. So I don't know he and I mean, if you can believe that that he's not chatting with me because he's you know how like he gets all. And I mean, if he can believe that that he's not chatting with like [laughter]. All right, that's. All. No, I don't know. So I don't know, I chatted with him and I talked to my sister and stop him. I chatted with it when I talked to my sister. She's favorite. She's serous. Oh boy, see, for history. She's, secret for history. She has Mister day. She has Mister J she has a Miss Carver . She has a missus Carr . She has . She has lit. Oh great. Yeah, for religion doesn't suck. Yeah, for religion. [laughter]. Um, she still has . Um, she was gonna you know she always gets stuck with all the screw teachers. You know, for. She gets like, well. He's like, well. See written, Mister GE, can deal with like she'll get out of them. Sierra, and Mister D you can deal with get out of them. Okay, but like she of course, you know, the Lady's gonna stuck with . Okay, she of course you know, the Lady's gonna stuck. Huh. I year. Yeah, well, I did that, but that was with. Yeah, well, I did that, but that was with Mrs median [laughter]. But yeah, she's already had two quizzes. But uh, yeah, she's already had two quizzes. This week and they just started with the hell, not in not in Latin. This week and they just started. The hell, not in . She had one in history. She had one in history. I think one in Latin actually history was Cedric. I think one in Latin actually. Yeah, yeah, it's not locked. Yeah, he gave them a quick. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I know, he's trying to like crack down or something. I know I was like. Know what a freak. Oh. did you hear about Jim he's commuting to new York city for his coop every day? No. That she told me that now. He told me that now. How's that working? How's that working? I don't know. I guess he just started this week. I haven't talked to her since no. He starts. This week. This coming week. He wasn't because last week. That's, right. I talked to her on Tuesday and he wasn't going yet, but apparently just because he had that like time off, he was gonna grow his facial care. Just to see what it looks like like before it's Cole. Are you serious who did he have a Baird? Yes, did he have a bird? I don't know, I'm like take a picture for me. Oh. oh my God that's. Oh. My God. So messed off. Oh. my gosh, [laughter]. You know who I haven't heard from haven't. You know who I haven't heard from is Hank had not her like the dude. No me either like not a peep. He he just he just like I don't know what is his problem. He just, he just like I don't know what is his problem. Given said he was doing okay. Given said he was doing okay. I talked to her birthday. I talked to her birthday and everything. Everything she was doing just Dandy herself, huh. Yeah, she was doing just Dandy here. So, that's lovely I've had some email from her. I have to check my email one of these days. I have to check my email one of these days. It would be nice if I try to communicate with you guys, huh huh. It would be nice if I try to communicate with you guys. I mean, it's, just like I just don't go over to the. Like I don't. I know what you mean. It's. Just you know. [laughter]. I don't know. And I'd like to, but it's just [laughter]. Right. [laughter]. I just, I know what you mean. I just feel like I've been running around in circles and doing all kinds of crazy things and then who's gonna. Yeah. Yeah, and then who else was I gonna ask about. I forget. Oh Jackie know, it's funny. Oh Jeffrey know, it's funny. You have even gotten an email from Jeffrey about his girl. Have even gotten an email from Jeffrey. Yes, or all. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. It cracked me up that one thing. It cracked me up that one thing here. Well, he said she showed up in that red dress. Well, he said she showed up in that red dress. Did you get that? Did you get that? I I think I missed that 1. I don't know he said something like he met her for lunch and she came in this. I don't know he said something like he met her for lunch and she came in. Okay. He was just like in shorts or something. He was just like in shorts or something and she was in his red dress. Yeah, she was in the red. It just took his breath away or something like that. Oh yeah, something like that. Like, oh my God, he is with [laughter]. It like knock them out or something. I'm just like. Oh my God, he was with Alec and now I mean, he's on like paper with me too he's like, oh. I hope you're doing well with your California guide blah I'm. Huh. I paper with me he's like, oh. I hope you're doing well with you. Guys. Like [laughter], huh. Like, oh my God, he settle down now. [laughter], huh. When does this boy like ever do any work like all he talks about. I don't think so he gets trash like all the time and he's going out with that girl. Is like getting really drunk and the girl. I know, he's going out with that and then he works at his hot truck job or whatever. What the? Does he does he work on the hot truck? I think so really, I didn't know. Does he really I didn't know that? I mean, he said he that's what he thought he was planning on doing really, huh. Oh. really. I didn't know that, but, um, that's funny. But um, that's funny. You know, Rita has three jobs. You know, really has three jobs. That's. What she told me don't even have one yet? Is that ridiculous? Well, I mean, I have one that just hasn't started yet. [laughter], but is that ridiculous? Yeah, but isn't that ridiculous? That is ridiculous. Because I mean, and plus she student managing which is like the biggest time thing ever. Because I mean, and plus you student managing which is like the biggest time thing ever. I mean, you you have to you you just have to give so much time to that. I mean, you do you have to you, you just. For that. It's unbelievable. And I just don't understand when she's getting her worked on you know. And I just don't understand what she's getting. Or sleeping. She probably not getting much of that. She probably not getting much of that. I mean, if she has three jobs and I guess it totals off to like 12 hours or something, but still that's like I I don't know just a lot of different running around. No, she has three jobs and I guess it totals off to like 12 hours or something. It's a lot of different. Yeah, that's true it's it's sort of different than having one job for 12 hours and. Yeah, yeah, it's. Just weird. It's just crazy stuff. Huh. Oh man, listen to this. Oh man, listen to this. I bought Elisabeth a present from Beth and bodywork. What with Bath and body work? Okay, what was it. Oh. from Bath and body work. [laughter]. Yeah, I got a back. Yeah, that's shocking basket there. I got a basket there. I got her 3. I got a 3. Um, it was a basket with like three different shower gels and. It was a basket with like three different shower and just just the other day when I was in town. So I went to the body shop to get myself more Bath Gell. Where I live replace or it? At Liberty place. Yeah, it was it was lovely. How is it there? They were just so helpful. Of course, [laughter]. I I I got myself some Cooper water. Because I like how it's spelled. So much really. Did you really oh God, that's funny? That lovely cucumber water. So because I was, I was like, why don't you guys have Cooper Bath deal because I think it smells? So cool. And what they say. Oh. we just don't have that product or something. Well, did they suggest did they tell you you should use the suggestion box? Did they suggest did they tell you you should use the suggestion box? Oh. no, see they should have whenever anybody said why. See they should have because whenever anybody said why, didn't you have this I'd be like well, we have a suggestion box if you wanna make the suggestion such a full share? Didn't you have this? I do like we have a suggestion box if you wanna make a suggestion, huh. These people was so funny. Oh Lord, you know, can I just tell you since I've been here? Word you know, can I just tell you since I've been here? I've gotten two pieces of mail. I've gotten two pieces of mail. I just don't get mail. I just don't get mail. A little bit of no, I mean, I'm talking like personal thing. No, I mean, I'm talking like personal things like like bills forget it, but I mean, like like I've gotten two pieces of mail. I know you mean like bills forgot it, but I mean, like like I've gotten two pieces of mail sent me something and I got a card like an invitation, something, huh. My mom sent me something and I got a card like an invitation to something, huh. The hell. Hell, well, I got a letter from Catherine, how is she doing? How's. She doing. Oh. she's. Fine. Let me see what she's living with her boyfriend, right now. Where. We're in loss in these apartments off campus in LOS Angeles. Where does she go? Where did she get Loyola in Loyola? Oh okay. Mary in LOS Angeles. Huh. So anyway, she you know, she was in Singapore and everything. She sent me a couple pictures of herself in Singapore and there's. Appreciate it. This cool picture of her she's like hanging out in front of this like crazy. Singapore statue and stuff and yeah, I guess I talked her on the phone for a little bit too. Huh. Okay, I got the whole story straight about her. Her boyfriend grew up in. Singapore. Right. But see his mom's Irish. I think. And yeah, is that it? I forget one of his parents is and the other one's Irish and they met at college in in like London. Are you serious that is crazy? Yeah, and they live in Singapore so anyway, she got along with his family and all that kind of good stuff that is funny. That is so funny. She yeah, she was kind of she was actually nervous about like moving in with him or whatever. Huh. And her parents of course, don't think, it's like the most. Wonderful plan ever right. Right. But apparently they lived together when they were in Cali. Oh. my God. Gosh, [laughter]. Oh. no, my God, that's crazy. Oh. [laughter]. They can't like totally be like hypocritical or whatever. Oh my God, that's funny. Yeah, that's funny. Hey man, you know what, though can I just tell you to completely change the subject, but in Spanish, the other day we had to like bring in a picture of a friend. Hey man, you know what, though can I just tell you what completely changed. The other day. We have a picture of a friend. I think it was and I wanted a picture of you. Okay, review. Okay, which picture was this is a picture with you in Mike because I couldn't find it. [laughter], but it was it was a picture with you in Mike because I couldn't find any other better pictures like. Oh great, what about that one where I'm holding my dog and wearing a big Camara speaking of that don't know, I just like it's the other 1. I was thinking of that, but then I don't know I just, I just like pick the other 1. I don't know, isn't that funny? Hey. Oh. I my God. This is her explained. [laughter]. I didn't say anything about that. I didn't say anything about that. She didn't ask so I just didn't volunteer. She didn't ask. Volunteer. The information. The information. Like forgot it or get it now. Huh. Like forgot it. Yeah, where did it. No, okay, do they tell you when a half hour is up? Okay, do they tell you when a half hour is up? I suppose I don't know why how long I've been talking. I think it's gonna half an hour, but I was just here. I think it's been a half an hour, but I was just care. I mean, I'm not sure where you are. I mean, I'm, not trying to like blow you off. Actually. Well, when I did this with like the 711 phone card thingy like all of sudden like a minute before the half hour as up, they were like you have 1. Huh.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay, hi, that's funny. Oh God, you're gonna use my name to. Yes, and what is this. What is it who's? It for. It's. Um, is this a it's a linguistic research thing in the university of Pennsylvania and what they're doing is they're collecting phone calls between native speakers of American endless native speakers of German native speakers of you know, all these different languages like, um, and they're telephone conversation and I think what they're gonna do is a couple of different things? . I think they're gonna. They're gonna analyze them and for example, like, um, say, like, oh. this phrase you know, appears. So many times. So we're teaching, you know, if we're teaching you know, conversational English. We should teach this phrase you know, because it happens that often in conversations or whatever you know, like that kind of thing. Oh. I see. . And and I guess just for them to have, um, just for them to have like resource is and it's it's very funny. It's kind of [laughter]. It is funny. Cool, man. [laughter], non Jesus I'm. I know how are you. Okay, alright, a little bit depressed, but I'm. Oh. are you home sick? Okay. No, I don't know what I am. I think I I'm losing my apartment Brooklyn. I think the is having a slight effect on my state of mind. I've submitted for three years and this 3rd. Yes, I am. What happened your landlady said? And finally, go ahead. Yeah, either come yeah, either come back or give it up. Basically and, uh, yeah, I can't really come back. Huh. So quickly. So I mean, I'd like to. Well, how much notice did she give you that she wanted you to call back? She gave me actually not is not a 20 days. She I got it. Um, she, um, what do you call it? A when she first class mail, whatever you call it. Um, yeah, and it was never it was like two weeks ago and I'm supposed to have like a 20 days and I only have 60 days and that's not really fair and. Register. Whatever. Yeah. 00, I didn't. Yeah, I didn't realize that there was a that there was A I mean, because I've always had trouble with my landlord. So, I've, never. I mean, I've always been sort of aware that whenever I've left that there's that that anxiety. And you probably when you left first of all you didn't know, you were gonna stay there. Yeah, exactly. second of all you know, it's like at all sort of like as I can understand that I can understand because that makes you feel like you're making a choice. Yeah. It's like a yeah big cut and everything. And I mean, I don't know if it's worth, I mean, I'm like okay, and maybe I'll, then I'll, never be able to go back. Yeah. You know, but I'll. But that's not true. Yeah. That you wouldn't ever be able to go back because you know that you know, as. Otherwise other possibilities. You know, you could find another place to live. And I don't think it for. I mean, people are still finding like you know, I know people that are still finding like lost in Brooklyn in Williamsburg. I'm still you can, yeah. That are like cheaper that would be the kinda thing that you might wanna change your living situation. Yeah, yeah, it's. Anyhow. Just letting go. I have problems like I mean, I've had it for. So long. You know, I've lived there, but it's. Yeah, no. Yeah, I don't think, it's that you know, it's worth, I mean, I I mean a week before I'm saying thinking to myself, I'll ever move back to my, you know, this new York. I don't wanna live in Brooklyn I'm. All right. Sorry, the, uh, you know this power thought thing, but otherwise, you know, okay, I just, I think I need some sort of. Change or something. I need to you know, either I'm bored or you know, with what. I'm doing not with what. I'm doing so much, Miss Hart. But with my life that I need some sort of, I need to have some, you know, physical change or visual change because you know, I need I've just been working and,. Are you still doing like a set painting to make money? Yeah, it's been great, but I I didn't get it. I thought I'd have more work. This month and I did and so I don't have as much as I thought I would have because I really wanna buy a laptop and I need it really badly. It's like ridiculous. Now I mean, I'm doing all this writing and I go, you know, different people's houses and it's. Yeah, it would be right. I mean, it's a luxury definitely, but it's like definitely could use it. Well, it's a tool. It's a tool. Yeah, it's a great school. Yeah,. And how are you. How how you doing [laughter]? Um, [laughter]. Wait, wait, wait let's. Get caught up on you first. I mean, what's what's going on with . Money is great relay. Is good he's. A he's coming with me. Also and he's gonna are coming on the 30th of August. When you coming? Of August for how long. Three weeks you'll be staying with family and stuff like that are you gonna be in new York. Oh. Yeah, we're, not now I I I won't be in new York until. You said where are we. Um, no, I said I won't be in York. Is there we owe said [laughter]? No there's, not a way, but I'll, tell you about that in a minute. Oh. [laughter]. You're, not gonna be in new York I'll come to new York. Um, I'm, not gonna be in new York until October. Um, and. Huh. Uh, so that's, yeah, so. How's the gig out there? Well, okay. It's it's mixed. Is it weird? It no. [laughter]. And yeah, and no it's. Good it's bad it's weird it's it's definitely like first of all. . Like I came I've been out here for about six weeks now. It's taking me a while to settle in it's definitely like, oh man. Hot [laughter]. It's horrible, it's. So disgusting. I mean, I hear weather reports for there. I'm. Like, oh Gee. I know. And I wake up in the morning and it's overcast and the son doesn't shine, the thing is in new York city. Huh. It might be hot, but at least like the Sun is shining or you'll get like those big those big city breezes like coming in off the water, you know what I mean. Yeah. Big [laughter]. You know what I mean. Yes, I do you get some. I mean, and here like the air doesn't even move like you're. So lucky and then it moves like they'll be a thunderstorm in the afternoon. And everybody runs out to try to get some error. And it's like and then it's gone and then it's like it's, the the pressure is there. Oh. Potter. . Yeah, exactly and it's like all the steam rising off the ground, but um, okay, so I don't like the weather and I think that I feel like I'm in the suburbs because I don't have a car and I feel like I need a car to get around to the places that I need to get to because things are. Yeah. Sure of course. So sort of scattered around there like it's like being like at McDowell, but without the, but without the, um, you know the fact that like somebody goes on a daily basis into town or you know those kind of things. Oh God. Yeah, sure. It's definitely like a. Can you get a really cheap one? Well I'm thinking. Like a bunch of group with you. Yeah, yeah, I'm thinking about getting a junk mobile. I was thinking about I wanted to get like a call like a real like something that I could have for a couple of years or something like that. That'd be great. And I've been looking around. I really see it here. Who, excuse me, huh? [laughter]. I've gotten into this bad habit of remember when I was an undergrad and I used to watch star track reroute the twilight zone. Oh. really you're watching [laughter]. I'm watching start track reruns at midnight because there's this guy that that that I've gotten to be friends there. That's. Great. Couple people that I've got to be friends with actually they watch star track at midnight. Huh. Like re runs all the time. Not the next generation though. You know, after that. Um, star tracks. It is well, it's one with Captain Burkhard. Huh. I don't know which one that is. That's the yeah, it's. The earlier one I like the new one next generation it's cool [laughter]. Huh. Anyway. God, I can do it. You're. So bad anyway. So that's why, I'm calling. Um, but,. Anyway, um, what was gonna say, um, so it took me awhile to settle in cause and and I'm still not totally settled in I've started to do some some work. Let's. I did the first month that I was here. I took a class in digital music. Cool. Um, which is like electronic. You know, like music adding and stuff like that. Huh. Oh. that's, great. And because I've been you know, working with and I'm interested in working more with sound and stuff and so that was really good. We there was a concert at the end of it. That's. Great. And I felt pretty good about my contribution to that like it wasn't really exactly. Huh. What I would walk? But I felt like a yeah, so that was that was good that was something that you know, like being here gave me access to I'm also a learning a lot about computers like, um, like about other things about computers like about, um, you know how to do email and how to do like. Oh. that's, great. Emails. Interesting. Networking. Yeah, yeah, I mean, if you get if you get a laptop and you should also try to get a modem and hook it up to a phone because then you can have well, I mean, like I have a lab. Okay. I have a an email address. I don't know who else that you know has an email address, but it's kind of thing that I would like I'm trying to. You can get contact with people easy. Yeah, I'm trying to like tell people because it only costs like a local phone call like if you, if you call new York, I mean, if you wanted to write to somebody in new York. [laughter]. . You could like you could like type it up. It's like a fax thing. Yeah, it's, but it's better. It's, even cheaper than a fax. I think because it's a. It goes into the computer. It's, not like with paper. Right it's, not with paper, but it's it's cheaper because it's the cost of a local phone call where as the fax takes the amount of time with the the phone call. Oh. that's, great. No it's really great and then you can get access to all any a any information you really need. I mean, if you needed something about research or whatever you know, this is amazing to me. Right, right. Yeah, yeah, so yeah, like the Internet and all that kinda stuff. So that's that's like I'm learning about that. So that's kind of cool and, um, and then a. That's, correct. And I'm supposed to start teaching in September I'm a little bit nervous about that. Because I have to still put together. Um, like a course syllabus, huh. Jogger, get to work. What. I think it's, two weeks away. I know. [laughter]. I know I know. We could talk about emails, but like [laughter]. No I'm joking with you. That's. Okay, I'm. Just joking. [laughter]. Huh. Okay, you know what Lisa hold on one second. You know what I have to go to the bathroom. Hold on one second. Alright, can you bring the phone [laughter]? Okay huh, say what I can't bring the phone into the bathroom. Now, bring the [laughter]. No it's. It doesn't stretch. Hold on. Huh. Oh. Hi, so. Hi who's paying for this call. The university Pennsylvania, huh. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. . Oh. [laughter]. So anyway, [laughter]. So, um, well, yeah, it's like I am a little not, I mean, the thing is I've, never taught class. Well, that's not true. I taught the same class in Germany, but it was different. Yeah, what about upstate new York. You did it. That was teaching. I was teaching three design which is really different because that was freshman these are like graduate students that. Huh. Huh. Oh. really that's. Well, that's that's intense. Where how many? How often do you see that? Well, I teach twice it's twice a week for us. We need for three hours and, um, so anyway, so that's going on. . That's. Great huh. So,. But I mean, it's good it's weird like I've been having you know, the thing about you're saying like about you know, like giving up the apartment in new York and those kind of things I mean, I've been thinking about those kinds of things again also because you know, I think to myself like you know, I can make life easier for myself. Yeah. I could come to Berlin. I could probably like you know, make a you know, you know, get the paperwork in order and make a way. Very easily. Yeah, and make a way for myself in Berlin or I could you know, or you know, God knows, I mean, this this thing here like theoretically, um, you can stay another year. Like you can, um, I could apply for an extension for another year. Oh yeah, really. Yeah, but then, but then I think like you know, do I want to do that and and do I want to like leave you know, I you know I don't know it just feels like? . Hey. I mean, you can see. I mean, if you you'll know better in the you're like six months from now. Right, right now I know. And I mean. That's, the that's, the hardest. I mean, for me it's just like going back to new York. Would be great, but if I if I you know, I just don't know if I you know want that life again and Berlin is great. . . Right. I mean, but here, it's like if I can get to a. where I can leave it a little bit more often and go other other countries and you know, trying to cause you know, you your are closer, but it's, I think the Berlin it gets to be very small, like living out in Brooklyn. Right. I mean, you have your neighborhood and you have the piece same people, you see and and that's. Okay, but it gets to be a little bit a little bit too close or. Alright. Right, right, right, new York, can feel that way. So I think it's. Sometimes too though. Yeah, I know I mean, I all I did there was work. I mean. I mean, work, you know, I live in Brooklyn. So I you know it is the same thing and I maybe I'm just getting tired of it. Right. All I mean, where you know, it's like you know, when. It was different before when I yeah, I just, you know, I did my work and, um, you know went home and you know, try to you know, you're trying I'm trying to get work together. I'm, just trying to develop, but now, it's a different thing and it's like that, but plus all those other politics that I never was a part of before and makes it, you know, it's like, oh. this is this really what. It's. All about and is do I really really want to be part of this. You know, because it's like. You know, it's not really what I am into you know, the the other policy, the other side of it all the business. Right. The. Yeah, the put politics of it. Oh. of the art making stuff. Yeah, of the art worlds or the, you know, and it's it's. Right, right. Okay, but it's it's. It takes a lot of time. And you know, it's. Oh God, I know. And, um, you know, all this you know, writing grants and knowing that yes, you probably get them and dealing with rejection. Huh. [laughter], like rejection is not easy, but it's part of it like God, what the hell is wrong with me. I know. I know I know. I mean, but it's part of this it's just part of it all you know, and just you know, like working and you know, I you know what about what's gonna happen, 10 years from now or they can't you know, I how long can I do this and what am I getting from that kind of thing. I know. I know. Right. And you know, you are you saving money for the old agent. Should like that you know, it's just like you know, who's gonna you gotta think about these things after a while. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and so that's kind of thing. And where I commit here you know, I'm wondering how it could go back there. So what I'm thinking about ideally is trying to you know, I'm doing the same work start working on that. And you know, try to change the time. I go back to new York. I can try to keep trying to get in try to get into the Union and this at some. in a couple years if I do ever get in then I have this possibility to like work there and you know, have. Yeah, although I'm. Sure, Frank has told you that. It's also not it. Hasn't been that easy for him. Get work, huh. Like in the beginning in the and now he's getting work, but in the beginning, it wasn't. Yeah. So there's still like a kind of a rough transition period that you have to be aware of. Yeah. Yeah, I I could imagine that. Yeah, sure, I mean, it's not. So easy. I know, but it's. Yeah, it's getting connection it's like the same thing getting connect people who know who you are that kind of. Right right, right. I mean, that's, 1. I idea but you know, the question is if I don't if I even wanna go back to that. You know, doing keep on how long do I wanna keep doing it. Right, like how are you gonna be able to do that. When you're 45? Yeah, really see [laughter]. You know. I think we should play a lot of. I think it would be a lot a lot better and how's your little friend in new York. Huh. Oh. you mean this guy. The sky. This man. Oh. that's. Stupid. Got well, [laughter]. [laughter]. Exactly my word K. Oh. what happened. He he got scared. He was suppose. You there. Yeah, I'm here. Oh. he was supposed to come to my house. The night before not the night before, but the Saturday night before I left before I came here. All right. He was supposed to come visit for like to see each other and have dinner or whatever talk. Whatever. And he didn't come and he didn't call and then he had this like Lane, like I know that it was because of his, um, his girlfriend, but he didn't that that was the case. Really. Okay. I know that something happened there, but he had this really like Lane way of like this, you know, like dealing with it and then I and then and then it made my last week at work really really bad because I it made me really bummed out because I had really liked working there and he was one of the reasons why I really liked working there and so then you know after the sake of noxious thing. Dealing with it. Huh. . Yeah, sure of course. I was like this is you know, this is horrible. Yep, this is it's really bad. So. I mean, just be honest with you or if I mean, like that's not you. Don't need that shed that's ridiculous, he's a phone call. I know and I realize I know and I so I realized that like so I realized that what was going on was that I was like that I was, um, projecting on to him who I I wanted him to be or who I thought he was like I I wasn't really looking at who he was. I mean, my goodness powered. Yeah. I was like I was like making trying to make him somebody who I wanted to be exactly. . Turning the frog into a Prince [laughter]. So,. I not many times, huh. So anyway, so that's like not, you know, so actually though at the moment though. I'm, trying to like I'm sort of like a so let me tell you what I'm doing here. Huh huh. This is the one thing that I'm. Sure about I'm doing I'm going I'm getting it. I'm trying to get into shape I'm going swimming which every day, which actually I've stopped for a little while because I also started judo again, which I used to do when I was a kid and I when I was a kid. Great. Really you did judo [laughter]. God, God that's. Yeah, and, um, but I went, I went last weekend and I and I like injured myself. Great. I thought that I I breed my ribs, but it ends up. I probably what I did was like I pulled the muscle or something. Is that why you went to the doctor? And. No, I went to the doctor because I have insurance this year and I want to get a regular. Huh. I wanna get a regular general checkup and I want to like you know, be like you know in a quote unquote normal person that that is able to go to the doctor and you know, I mean, I haven't even had a PAP smear since like you know, I was something like that you know, and I'm gonna you know, I'm. That's. Good. Yeah. 1960 [laughter], Jesus. That's. Good. No, I get a check. So I'm having them give me like a general physical and they're, checking my blood from the hepatitis because that was never ever checked afterwards and stuff and it's. Huh. All this kind of stuff. So, you're. Okay. So yeah, I'm. Okay, it's [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I was getting like really I've been getting really out of breath. So. So for for a long long long time and that's one of the things I wanted to ask the doctor. I you know why is that you know, it's something wrong or is it just you know, getting older or whatever like. Huh, I don't know, that's that's true. Because I yeah, it was like God, I'm. So exhausted is it from smoking or just getting old. See, I quit smoking. You know, I still haven't started smoking from when I quit with hepatitis and I still, I don't drink. That's. Great. That's. Good. I drink some sometimes, but I don't drink that much anymore. Huh. So, that's, good. No that's. Good that's very good. Um, you know. And, uh, so anyway, but the . So you start getting shaved work on that body. You have a whole you gotta you got the time there. I well, exactly and so I like injured myself in judo. So I have to like wait a little while like it was really hurting me now it starts to get better it's gonna take like another another week or something and then and now. Oh huh. Yeah, you gotta go slow, huh. I know I know I know, it's funny because my head remembers things that my body can't do like I remembered the move. Yeah, is it really hard on your knees? . Oh. is it like? No, uh, it's. All about balance and and wait, displacement and and like using the energy of your of your appointment to get them off balance and get them, you know, throw them and stuff like bad. That's great. Oh. that's, good just kicking some half when you get back to new York straighten up the neighborhood. Yeah. No, but that's really good thing is great to. Exactly. No it's. So so that's. So that's like that. So that's like the one thing that I'm like sort of concentrating about concentrating on that. I know that I'm doing and then. Have to think thing. As far as like the artwork stuff goes like I've got this product that I'm working on and I'm I'm gonna kind of you know, just develop that. Great. And I don't know what I'm gonna do this year in terms of like outage or any of that. Huh. Kinda stuff. I'm, not sure if I'm, if I'm gonna try to, I might just try to concentrate on my work and then do all that stuff at the end instead of like making it part of my, you know, daily existence to do that stuff. Yeah. Sure. I don't know I have to see how it. What do you mean by outage with me? Well, like sending stuff off and applying for things and that kind of stuff like that kind of. Oh. yeah, yeah. Keeping me. Yeah, I'm keeping balance. I guess you know, I mean, yeah, use the time though. Yeah, yeah. It's. Just that you know, the thing is if people don't hear from you then. Gotcha. It's like you know, they don't hear from you and what do you up to. I don't know. So anyway, so so [laughter]. Exactly. I mean, I'll. Do that, huh. So let me so let me so I have to tell you about my dilemma. I don't know how much more time we have there? They're gonna come on and say you have one minute left or something at some. Oh. really. Yeah, so then we'll have to hang up, but actually, then I could call you back and just pay for part of a call or something like that, but, um, the,. Huh. A, um, the there's like there's gone here that I that. Oh. I started to get interested in a little bit and it was well, it was partly also because like I was talking to this to this. Yeah. It was like first I said, oh. he's. You know, he's kind of cute. And then I was like and it was like, well, oh. because I'm living in, I should tell you I'm living in something. That's sort of like a dormitory, but it's, not really a dormitory it's like, um, it's sort of like a big commune. Kat huh. Come in. Yeah, but it's like, but it's, institutional it feels institutional it's not like a house it's a it's, a building with like you know. Oh. . Like the Tanya a little bit, huh. Like what. Like. Well, no, but it's nothing it's it's like it's like, um, it's was like. You know, made in 1960 out of cinder blocks kind of thing you know, I mean, it's like it's like it's like all these apartment building right. Yeah huh. Yeah. Okay, 0. That kind of ceiling and space you know, more like an apartment block type thing. Yeah, sure. And so it's these, you you live in the suite with their 16 people in a suite you've got like an upstairs and downstairs and you've got two sides like the, you know, the the two sides of the Hall and so there's four people on each side and you share the back. So tell me about the sky [laughter]. Okay, anyway, alright, so okay, so like we're sitting outside. Huh. So we're sitting outside and and we're like we're just watching you know, and commenting and stuff like that on several, you know, no, no, no on the there's hardly any orders here. I see an artist. It's really nice. Um, [laughter]. There's real people there. . No it's. Great it's really great. [laughter]. Like all these like engineers and linguists and people that do other things with their lives it's. Oh. Oh. that's. Great. Great and I. Um, so, um, anyway, so, um, so this guy there's guys walking by and I'm like, oh. you know, and and then they're like, yeah, yeah, you know whatever and then so I go downstairs. I'm kicking myself. Some food and he comes and he comes and he's thinking himself, some food and I'm and we start bantering with each other and like a little bit of a new window, a little bit of psych. Yeah, [laughter]. For test on. You know that kind of stuff. Um, I I'm like you know, I I'm like you know, can can I can we change places and he's like no and I was like, well, I'm gonna come up on your flank then. . And he said you're gonna do that in public and I said, well, we are and pop like, huh. [laughter]. It was like woo and like and then apparently my friend Joseph, who I was boy watching with apparently saw him right after this occurred and said to him said were you flirting with my friend Joan. Huh. Really. And I like, was I was like I can't believe he said that and he said and he said, well, I wanted to put the id in his head if it hadn't already occurred to him and I said, oh. well, I said you know, you're such a Jewish, mother and everything? [laughter]. Huh huh. . So anyway, so so this is going on. Okay for the past like we get it, you know, or so right, so there's like these little conversations and you know, little inclines and the sense that maybe there's you know, the sense that you know, I if I was in anyway, he's, taking, um, he's taking an exam on Saturday for entrance to medical school. Wow, he's swap that's. So I'm sort of. Good. Hey, I think he's a medical man. Bye. And, uh, well, actually he and he has his Masters and middle eastern studies. Oh cool we're smart to. Um, but, um, okay, but so, and he's really cute, but so then wait then it gets further complicated because last night, Joseph. My my little my little boy watcher friend and I he's he's like, huh. Just wanna huh. Josephs really sweet. Huh. Um, he he, um, we're talking and,. And he somehow I don't know he I was saying something and then he said something and he said, oh. no I'm. Not gonna say that. I said what it says I'm, not gonna say he said. I was gonna say something about you. And Marsha Rogers. This other guy here who when I first met him. I kind of thought. Oh. you know, he's really whatever and you know, I kind of was like feeling him out like you know, talking to him about some things and ceiling him out and I just got a distinct impression that he wasn't interested in that he you know that he liked me. Wasn't available yet. Well, not that he wasn't available, but he wasn't interested also, interestingly enough, he's Iranian and he's. Yeah. Um, and he's from the same town that leaves from that. Oh. you're kidding. They probably know each other [laughter]. No, I actually ask both of them and they don't know each other that they know of but, huh, but, but, but, but, he's, but he's personally wise and and stuff like that. [laughter]. Good huh. Um, or I mean, there's things about him that are very different and I mean, obviously is a different person, but there's some things are very similar and there's. . Yeah. Some things. Um, you know, anyway, so so I'm like, um, you know, so I'm like so anyway, so so it comes out last night, Joseph comes out with this thing like, um, well, you know, he's pretty to he's pretty information or Doster had said to him. I guess a few days ago or something like that. That he likes you. Hasn't. Yeah, or something like about me on the thing is is that apparently he's, not the kind of person. Huh. He's like she's like some sense. Kind of reserved and all that kinda stuff. He's, not the kind of person. That's gonna do something or pursue something. Anything. And the thing is that he has been pretty he has like listened to these conversations where I've been talking about this other guy. Oh yeah. So that he so that like yesterday. So that I felt really weird because yesterday then I went by his room and I knocked on the door and I was like talking to him and he said, oh. I saw a Joe in at dinner and I said, and I was like, oh. yeah huh because I like, I was like I shouldn't talk to him about Joe and then Joe. So the guy those guys stating for his medical interest to them. Yeah. So, I'm like now, I'm like, well, what do I do now? It's like because well. [laughter]. And Joseph said, well, that's, what I said you know, because Joseph said something to me like what you gonna do with. Go off to both. See [laughter]. He said what are you gonna do with Joe. If something happens with Josh and I said, I said, nothing and he said, well, you can't. Do that. He said don't, you think he knows that you're just buying your time until the M CAD is over and and, um, and you know, you've been like openly flirting with him and stuff like that and I said, well, yeah, and I was like, what do you want me to do day? Both of them and he says no and I'm like and I kind of well first of all we live. Why not by? We all live in the same house. Oh. problematic. So it would be. Um, yeah, but the thing is so I'm like, well, so what you know. Go slow. And get to know both of them really well and then they you know, go from there. I know, but I want to wait that long. [laughter]. You know what it's like in this hot steamy whether I I feel like I feel like a what's your face. Blanche and Street current name because I A. [laughter]. I don't want to wait that long. I have always depended on the kind. This is strange. Is. [laughter]. Well, that is a dilemma. [laughter]. . You do have yourself a problem there. [laughter]. Branched [laughter]. I know. Well, which one is the. I mean, I mean, first, I mean, who do you like more? Well wait a minute. Well, I I I know, Nasser better. So I so the thing is that with with it's. Huh. Uh huh. I think with Joe there's like a more sort of like, um, sort of like core kind of physical. . Lost. Yeah, because well, well, write except for that. That's. Great. Well, list is good. I think loss can happen anywhere because I mean, you know, I'm not I'm, not the kind of person that I mean, like. That's true. Huh. Oh. you say. I've been able to I've been certainly. You know, had my share of like people whom I've been attracted to and they're not necessarily there there. Yes sir. Wasn't necessarily like an immediate left thing and it just develops and then it's just you know, it's, you know, it can be like as like especially as hell you know. Yeah. Yes, [laughter]. Alright, but um, but. Take to get this saved, huh. I know right they're taking it right now. Somebody's listening to it right now. Time. I'm. Sure, but, um, no, the thing. Yeah.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hey, Joel they're gonna distribute, whatever we say. Yeah. And leaf let's. However, the country. That's, so funny. Did you hear that? Yeah, I did. It could be. I know it wasn't like that the other time. Oh. really. No, they didn't say that there was gonna be distributed. But. They just said it was gonna be recorded. Yeah, well whatever so how does it go in. Everything's going cool. When I first got here things were kind of fucked up, but um, yeah, but like now things are cool like, um, I mean, we go in, we have class everyday from like nine from like nine in the morning till 1230 and then like we have the afternoons and evenings free? Yeah, I got your email, huh. Bye. Huh. You know, and like today, I just sort of like hang out with like my friends in their dorm. You know, but we can go like to disco or whatever you know, and go out to like a Bureau garden or whatever, but since I don't have like tens and tons of money, you know what I mean I'm not always out, but I mean, like there's homework to do, but it's really, I mean, it's stupid. Huh. Huh. And it's easy. Most of the stuff. It's like stuff to read which takes like people like like for days and days to read it and I can read it like in five minutes. God. Huh huh. You know, but it's, cool, I mean, I live like in a dorm it's it's weird. Living in a dorm again. . I mean, I'm, not really like like totally like happy here, but I mean, it's, I mean, it's not the worst place in my own room. . The rooms big and you know, there's a kitchen and the kitchen sign and and there's like a living room place with the TV stuff. Huh. Miss . Yeah, yeah, no, no, not my room, but the the kitchen and and uh, the living room are communal. Bye. Huh. Right. So like, and there's like a people on my floor and I've only been a few of them because schools really like this, Mister doesn't start until like probably like a month from now. Huh. Are they on American? No, no I'm. Um, no there's. One other American on the floor and then there's like a guy from Poland and then two woman from. Huh. Huh. Germany and then the rest I haven't met. . I think there's a guy from France. School [laughter]. Yes, yeah, uh huh. Cool. And I speak it's. So funny like the fiber like how they talk here like the dialect like you. Huh. I just like totally noticed everything, especially like when we were, we were on this store, we went to like the short Weld with my with my group, we went there for the weekend and it free in like rained. All weekend long. We got there were like, let off on top of this fucking mountain. Like. And we had to walk like probably like five kilometers like two to the place where we were sleeping and it was raining and it was like 30 mile an hour wind and it was so nasty. Huh. We had to like walk through all that. . And, um, we went to this like museum up there and the guy had like such a heavy dialect. It was so funny was talking to this little kid. I heard him talking he's like forestry like floor. [laughter]. She like Florida like is it. What what? What the hell that, but because they all say like S H instead of sure instead of C H so? [laughter]. Correct. That's funny. Well, it's easier it's easier for us. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, but they're not American. His whole. How things with you? Busy. Yeah. Yeah, I guess I sent you an email, but I suppose you haven't gotten it. Well, since I like the place it is like I have to. . It's at the university. So. Yeah, that's. What I figured? So, but my most exciting thing is that a publisher is interested in my personal add book. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, so thank you so I was all excited. Oh. the school. I got this letter and I was like I didn't know if it was a scam or something. Yeah. Well, I'm always getting letters from vanity presses and shit you know what I mean where you pay them. Yeah. That you pay them. This. Yeah, so I looked up in riders market and they did do 30% of their publishing vanity market. Yeah. So I was like, okay, so I called up the next day and it no, they want to really publish it. Wow. So, but I mean the thing is I they want and completed manuscript in a month. I have but an idea. Holly Shaub. I'm gonna do it. And that doesn't even. I mean, that totally doesn't guarantee that they're gonna publish it that just means. Okay. . They're more interested. They'd like to see the whole thing. Yeah. So, but so I asked you on my email. Yep. I sent a message like asking people look for funny, personal ads and I want you to send it like everybody. Yeah. You know, [laughter]. Okay, okay. Okay, and Craig's. All busy like coming up with more pictures because I've sent pictures with the a couple sample pictures that he did. Yeah, yeah. So all busy like coming up with enough for a whole book. That's. So cool I'm. So excited for you. I hope I get something because I mean, that's money and that's. All I wanted so, but seriously like email this, everybody, you know, I did and then they all did and then they all did I hope I hope I hope because I want stuff from all over the country and I only have a few things from different places like from you and Diana and stuff and mostly it's from here and you know, and my dad, he got all excited. Yeah. That's cool. . Yeah. So he's sending me a bunch of stuff in the general that he thought was funny, but I mean, I'm totally desperately in need of really fast ads. Bye. Yeah. So, so, you'll get a message though. Okay. Well that's cool I'm. So happy that I have the email. Y that's. So cool. Right now. I'm, just like well, I mean, because everything like like I I went there on Monday to like sign up for and I filled out this form and then like it wasn't ready until like today to do. Huh. Huh. I mean, you just can't. Do everything like like I had to go to, I have to like what the hell is that called in English. I have to Register to be here like, since I'm a foreigner. . So I had to go to this one place like that's only open from like eight o'clock in the morning till like 12 and since we're in class from nine to 1230. . You know, I have to go like really early in the morning. Huh. It's. So funny. I know isn't due fee and, um, so I had to go to like this one place and I thought this total form and then it takes them two days and then I have to go back. Well. Well, I suppose to go back today, but I didn't get up really because I was tired, but I have to go back tomorrow in the morning to the second place to get my visa to live here. Like they can't. Do anything like in one fucking day. You know, like I know I know, huh. Sounds like Russia. User Ashby. I know, I'm like okay, we're a first world country. [laughter]. Oh God, that's stuck. Yeah, that's. What I mean? It's. So funny because people talk about like I mean, I guess university in all the professors and everything. I mean, there's like two to over 2000000 almost 3000000 books in the in the library and stuff like that. And of course, like the professors are really good. The classes are really good, but like they're. So like, ask backwards like as far as the computers and and like, how many there are and and you know, it just really it's really funny? Huh. [laughter]. I'm here. 6. Where we have lots of computers? Everything is done in the American way. I know I know I was typing today and like. The Y and the Z R like changed around and then there's, some like other special characters and then like the apostrophe, you have to push shift to get it and there's like a number sign in the normal place. Okay. [laughter]. So like half, the things I sent out today. Probably had like like number signs instead of apostrophes. Huh. Weird. Yeah. Huh. Oh. look a little boy walking down the Street. 3. Oh. your hers. So obviously died my child [laughter]. And it rains every day. It's been I'm like so glad I don't have no Mona, especially from that weekend, like up on the fucking mountain in the rain like rain it's raining everyday and of course, like you get just stay inside like you have to go [laughter]. Huh. Huh. . Yeah, high school. Okay. What's. The matter. Oh I'm. Just really busy and I wouldn't be no first of all. I have Sean shower coming up that I have to do. Oh. that's, right. And it's gonna be like a huge like three day effort with all the cooking and cleaning and like actual party that I have to do. Is there anyone there you can get to help you? Um, Jessica is gonna help and best might because you see Diane is here now. Oh okay. And Diana is board because Beth is working everyday and she has classic nights. [laughter]. Huh. So she wants to go out with me, but I am like so fucking busy right now. Yes. I have to read 60 pages of Russian today. . It took me like five hours to do like five pages. So I just try to quit. [laughter]. And I mean. And she's like she wanted to spend a whole day with her today and I felt really bad, but I was like I'm, sorry, but I simply cannot do that. Huh. Bye. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. It's. Just not an option. You know, so she's like, well, maybe we can be in the afternoon. Yeah. I was like, yeah, I'll. See how long it takes me to get this stuff done. [laughter]. So she called me at 930 in the morning to see if I wanna go out, huh. Hello. And I'm like I'll start studying now. So she called back at noon I've already only read three pages of the 60. I have to read and I'm like well, maybe we could do something later tonight. . So now I I keep pushing back the time you know, like, well, maybe you know, you go over 8. Well, maybe we could do on Friday and it's like I'm not gonna have time at all until she leaves you know, it's. Well. Just like a real pain in the air. That's hex. I know I I just have so much work to do. And it's just it's just not an option to not. Do this work because it's just me and the other kid in the class with Sherry professor? Yeah, it's not like he's, not gonna call on you. Yeah, so it's not like I could just sit there and pretend to have read all this stuff. . Yeah. So, and he don't know he just give a ton of reading probably not remembering that he's expecting us to June expensive research paper as well. Bye bye. Really. And I've already. I'm already like up to my eyeballs work and Joanna Nichols is insisting that I take this independent study with her, but she doesn't wanna teach it. I don't wanna take it. We don't know what we're doing she doesn't wanna me. It's like. And I so I know she's like, well, come over to diocese stuff. Hello. You wanna read. And and see me on Tuesday and like you know, you obviously don't wanna do this. Bye. I don't wanna do it. So, she's on M P R last week by the way. Really that's. Cool. Yeah, she's on talk in . She talk what was she talking about. She's talking about the origin of language, but the thing is I didn't hear it because Eric heard in the car and he called me at work and left a message, but was on the line. [laughter], huh. So then Eric, got there. And we turned it on, I only heard the last few minutes. I heard her half though. Wow, [laughter]. [laughter]. You a question. I don't know, but I mean, like millions of people, her laugh, it's pretty wild. [laughter]. So anyway, I'm very I'm, just so stressed out right now. That I feel crying and it's like the last thing. I need is somebody going to be let's. Go out. Let's. Go out let's. Go out it's like I can't. Okay, but I feel bad because she's only gonna be here for another week. [laughter]. I feel bad that you're. So stressed again, I thought like this semester would be like better for you. I'm only stressed. This weekend because I have all the like I have the party and I have Diana and I had to finish up that book review for language magazine. Yeah. I didn't even read the book. Well, oh. [laughter]. Well, I hope nobody listening to this is from language magazines. [laughter]. But I did do a book. No, it isn't just all these things after this weekend. Like half of them will go away. Yeah, yeah. You know, so I don't know. I just, I just, I hope I got wouldn't be cool [laughter]. That would be. So cool because like even this weekend. I was just saying because we're all like deciding like, oh. where do we wanna go to this weekend because there's like a cool offer with the? Um, with the trains and stuff. You can for 30 marks total five like up to five people can go anywhere. . So, it's only like you know, like five marks each within the German border for the weekend. Huh. Like leave. How much is that? Um, probably like $20. Huh. So you can go for like $20. I mean, but, but like, really like $4 each like anywhere within Germany, you can go for the weekend. Huh. Huh. So, we're going and, um, then like if you wanna go outside the border then you can like pay up to the border then you pay an additional little fee and, um, so we're going to like Switzerland this weekend, but we're. Right. All just like deciding where we wanna go the weekend. I'm, like well, I wish winded Eric we're here. I could just pop up to Holland and see them. Oh. well I'm trying to get things done, but Carl you know, I talked to Carl he's really busy and like the board of directors is very unhappy because our American business is not doing very well. Yeah. Yeah. So it's probably a really bad time for me to be irritating. [laughter]. Carl about this being the CEO and all but I called him up and he was like, well, I can let you know you know, or we I'm definitely going like we can definitely go, but did I tell you this? Yeah. Yeah. . He said they might be moving. Oh. no. So that means that they wouldn't have company housing. Where would they move moving? Because they're about a furniture store, right now. Like doing manufacturing [laughter]. Huh. Okay. He said, um, but you know, we'd find a place for you because he knows it's totally impossible to find a place in you track it's like we find a place for you. Yeah. And we can talk and all I wanted to know. All I need to know is how much are you gonna pay me? Bye. And what are you going to give me in this package because that's the thing that determines whether or not? Yeah, yeah. We can go and we have to start planning this. . Yeah. So he said, well, I'll be out in October. Bye. Oh. I'm, like okay. After it's, October, but I talked to Michael Sean, who works over there. Who I know? And he said that he'll try to expedite the process for me because he's not as busy as Carl. [laughter]. That's. Cool. So yeah, because I mean, I really wanna go. That's. I know it would be so cool. Huh. If you guys came over by. Yeah, and I've. No idea. What's going on with Russia though? Because I had a feeling I was irritating them by like writing to them all the time because I was trying to figure out whether I was going or not. Oh. Really. Yeah. And then I decided to go next year and I said, and they said they'd, send me an official letter of acceptance. . I said, I wanted one just to make sure I haven't gotten it and I found out from my loan people that they won't defer my loan while I'm on an internship because it's not necessary for a license or degree. Yeah. Yes. Not sure. But it's only it's only. My $000 loan. Thank God, the other loan seems to be much more lenient, the one that's for like $14,000. Yeah. That's cool. That's. Cool. Yeah, so why was I saying that? Fine. Oh. so I decided to write to the people in Russia and ask them, you know, they have all sorts of students there and I'm. Okay. Sure some of them have loans you know how do they differ their loan and I also said where the hell's my letter and this is like a week and a half ago and I still have not heard from them and I hope they're not like trying to drop me because I'm going. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, see. Okay, I'm going you. And then. Can't. Do Jack's shit about it. She. So. House the bunny. He's, good he's at school, right now. And he's taking a classic Berkeley at night or Berkeley extension. You know, taking to learn how to teach English is the second language. That's cool. And he's speaking. . Russian and linguistics and mass. What a smart funny? He's the smartest bunny and. Wow. And that's basically it. That's. Cool. So, we're just like you know, hang out and doing homework and not eating or doing anything fun. Yeah. Like we never have to make dinner anymore. It's, just like you know, throw something in the open from the freezer and we're. Yeah. So busy it'll be nice to take a break. Yeah. I bet it will be. Yeah, we're supposed to what. We're supposed to watch the season from your state of 90210. [laughter]. We want to know was placed by the way. [laughter]. It was really interesting, but. There's. No meadows. But there's. No, none of that here. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. Well, I feel bad because Diana wants to go out tonight, but she doesn't want to watch that. 5. And I've already promised just gotta watch it with her. And it's like I'm completely busy except for that I'm watching the show and now I don't know what to do like should I drop it and go out with Diana or should I you know, cause Diana doesn't. Yeah. What. To. Yep. Wanna watch it. I don't know. I don't know. Can you type it? It's, not that important that I see it really. 11. I just told, Jess like Jessica I've been planning. This all summer me. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, if it were for the shower. I was having this week. We have a giant party. Huh. I didn't tell you the story. Do you wanna hear a story? What. Okay, [laughter]. You know, Matthew and Katie, right. Yeah. Well. . Well, it seems that Katie. Is moved to Canada looking Yvonne in the box. . He's she's moved to Canada and I. I missed my Kitty [laughter]. Huh, [laughter], I asked, I asked Matthew, what happened to Katie and he said she went back to Canada and I said where you going with her and he said no and I was like, huh. Huh. What's the store and he said I'll, tell you some other time, right, but Jessica found out? Huh. What happened was that? Katie really wanted to get married. Remember how much you want to get married? Yeah. So he married her. . So they got married and then he went to Poland. He met someone else and he came back and they got divorced. Holy shit. Holy shit. I know, it's like you're such a fucking turn, huh. Oh my God. But I wasn't supposed to know. So we invited Matthew out to piece and it was like Beth and Jessica and me, Eric and Matthew and I'm trying to get the story of in the car, but he didn't wanna tell us. Yeah. He goes, no, I don't really wanna talk to her right now. . It makes me look like real toward but suffices to say that it just has to do was changing my mind and we're. No longer going out. And I felt like saying you know, you know, off, but I couldn't because I wasn't supposed to know is that weird. I can't imagine doing that that's insane. The poor girl. So I don't know the details of like, did does he really like this woman, he met in Poland or did he just realize that you know, he didn't wanna be tied down or now. Yeah. Yeah. And all this stuff. So I don't I don't know, but he's a junior. Yeah, poor Katie. I know, imagine she was all like finally, married and happy and then he comes home wouldn't. And uh, can you imagine being married and divorced like men out that quick? It. It was like all over the summer like the whole this happened over the summer. That's insane. So they must have gotten married in June. Got divorced in August. Oh. Holy shit. That's just insane. Or something like that. So now you know, he's got a ship out our cat and all the furniture and stuff to Canada. And gave her the computer and all this. I don't know what he did. He like gave her all this stuff or something. Oh wow. So, but that's a good story. That's insane. So I told crane he was like where'd, Katie, moved to where she go. Sounds like she don't want you work. [laughter]. For God's sake, huh. You and these Canadian woman. Cregg, huh. Yeah, really well she's older than him. So it wouldn't work out she's, not 15. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's true [laughter]. 3rd 3rd. So, oh. well all I need is this book publishing deal and then I'll be able to go to Hollins, huh. Do they estimate? Did they give you an estimate of like how much money or is that not until you, they accept it? Well, I I looked in riders market and it said there. Advances are anywhere from $2,010,000. Bye. Well, [laughter]. If you get something like seven to 10% like royalties, but the thing is I have to split it with Craig and he's. Yeah. All going. . Well, how much would you pay me? I'm like I have no idea. Let's, not. I mean, let's not even get all excited about it now because all they want is to see the manuscript that doesn't mean anything you know, I mean, it really needs nothing. Yeah, yeah. I mean discuss like the money things like after it's been accepted. Yeah, he's like, well, I mean, do you think 5050 is fair and I'm like no? Yeah, because. Well, he was just like you know, he was just testing it out. Right. You know, I'm like I I came up with the idea. I gathered everything together. I got quotes. I put it all together. I mailed it out. All the publishers and now, I'm writing up a manual script and you're just showing pictures, huh. [laughter]. Therefore, you get squat and I get everything. Went. Therefore, I wouldn't [laughter]. So seriously like email. I mean, I know you have friends in Florida, right email him even if he will just. Yeah. If he doesn't have email. That Apple. TM him. Oh. go ahead. He doesn't have it like the only people like I mean, like that's, my brother, Minnesota and, um, my sister in Colorado. Huh. I don't. Actually I've already got things. I'm already getting things from older from somebody else. Okay, um, then where else do I know people with email somebody in Pittsburgh. I know. That's, good, those are all good. Like if they even just wanna like ship out the personal section of their daily and weekly. Yes. Yeah. So I'll always have better stuff. So weekly, her and I'll like look myself when I have the time, which will be if I can never. Yeah, yeah, the weekly still. Huh. Oh. Instead of instead of Sean here. So academic huh. They say . Hello, see. Huh. So, so instead of like so they say they don't say like in the North like where I used to live, they said in like when I like being G is in here, they say chula [laughter]. Huh. Huh. Is it how is it spelled L O with ? May L E. Huh. Oh yeah. Chula Linda. Linda Linda Lewis huh. It and there's like all these little little bitty streams that go through through town then they were like used formally for like formally for like waste and stuff like that back in like the middle ages or whatever. . Huh. Should huh. I mean, they [laughter]. Oh. Shoot [laughter]. [laughter]. But their bank [laughter]. . Yeah. That's. So cool that's very interesting. It's really pretty here. Oh. you know what I saw in the list list someplace in Germany is looking for somebody to do a five year. Wait. Dialects study on intonation insured, but it's in don't know, the details. I'll. Do it. I think I have on my computer. School send it to me. Yeah, I was thinking I applied to, but I was like, well, I don't really wanna go away for five years. You know. It's. So, it's. So weird because like it's. So I like it here, I mean, it's. So cool like just everything. I'm like I mean, when I think back in like I'm like, well, it's, just my parents as a week ago or it's just like my apartment two weeks ago like it just like seems like so long ago, you know what I mean I'm. Huh. Huh. Sure, you fill out that way when you're in Russia. A. Like that things just seem. So far away and like, well, [laughter]. I don't remember, I remember. I didn't Miss anything. And I didn't care about anything back home because I was there, you know. Yeah, yeah, that's. Who I am just like what I mean? I missed my cat and I missed. Yeah. I I really I'm like I'm like cats here to speak with me every night, but you know. Oh. My poor pushy. I missed my keys to but I'm, bring them with me if I go to . . So. Yeah, well if I decided like if I wanted to live here. So, they're like that, you know, I'd get my cats in here. Yeah, obviously. So. Oh boy. So how many of these things do you have for free? How many? What. Of these 30 minute things. Oh. this is other the last 1. Why there's two different programs? Huh. [laughter]. Oh. I was just wondering. Yeah, so I did I was gonna call your birthday, but I said call you today, huh. Yeah, [laughter]. So, but, um, they're supposed to pay $10. I never got my last $10 because I have two programs one for inside United States, which is why I called you there. Oh. damn it. Jim. And then one for International, which is why I'm calling you here. That's. I said single or something. The call. I told your mom about it, but she didn't seem very excited [laughter]. She probably didn't understand. Well, she was like I don't wanna be recorded. Yeah, that's, feel. So and I told bet, right because that's always sending like millions of dollar on stupid boyfriend, right. But yeah, a $000,000 to call London. Yeah. Excuse me, but she is afraid she doesn't wanna be recorded. Because she's self conscious. If she, what A T is she talk about on the phone and I'm like you know, they don't know you are and they don't give us and she's like I don't care. Huh. I still be self conscious I'm. Like okay, spend $3,000 a month. Exactly I don't know because I was telling my friend today about it too. I don't. And she's like you guys don't care. You know, it doesn't bother you know, like no, I mean, we just talk. I don't care. They don't know me. I don't care shit. [laughter]. Why were they all freaked out? No, they just like they just like you it. Doesn't bother you. You don't like you know, cautiously choose what. You're gonna say I'm like now. So Frank. [laughter], trying to [laughter]. Only thing is going in. [laughter]. Hey, did you get my letter yet? Yeah, I did thank you so much. Did you like the joke did you like the Strawberry joke? I was saying wait. Yes, I did it was funny. There are no there's. Did you get? No fucking story. I just got a postcard today. The it. I'll, look at the front it's pretty. Was gonna ask you if you got the postcard. Yeah, I just did today. That's cool. I couldn't believe it like how fast it got there because my parents in new York. I sent I sent it out like Thursday of this last week like a week ago and they got they got it on Monday. Huh. Do you believe that? Wow, yeah, it always takes like four days to Germany for some reason it seems I mean, even when you used to live there. And then. Yeah. I think it took four days. That's insane. I was just surprised at how fast it went. That's cool. Yeah. I gotta call rash. I think I'm afraid that they never got any of my letters, but I mean, and I couldn't call them with this thing because I have to be native English speakers, which they're obviously not [laughter]. Wow. Okay. [laughter]. So. I think they'd notice. Yeah, I have to speak very English very well, but you know, she has an accent. Yeah, I said it. So. There was a sign up for for linguistics study. But you had to be a native German speaker. So our, uh, it paid like 10 marks an hour. Start. Well. Oh. they were doing a study. Yeah, I hear like it's up on the wall like if you wanna take part in it, but you had to be a native speaker. Huh. One of those things. Yeah, it's for somebody's, PhD thing. That's full. Oh. I have to do a research project. This this semester for that scary Timberlake class and I was actually think it'd be really cool to use the linguist list to get linguistic ration, informants. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I mean because I'm I'm gonna do something where like I'll write something in a certain sense and have the rations have Russian people translate. The sentence. Putting it in the whatever tents and seeing what asked the using stuff. That'll be cool wouldn't. It of course, I have no actual topic, but that would be pretty Nito. Yeah, that would be really cool. Yeah. Would huh. So. I mean, I'm sure, once you get the things like once you get the responses, then you could bill your paper around then make a seam around that. Well, I have to kind of I think I have kind of idea of what. I'm gonna write down like a what kind of sense is I'll. Give them in why. Yeah. So, but I can't wait to do it. I don't have anytime. And I'm supposed to be watching TV tonight and wow. What time is it there? What time is it? It's a 20-4. I think. We'll have like five minutes left by the way. Huh. Looking . [laughter]. I got a little you know, it's really cool. I sent in to dollar to this French place and I got free 25 free samples of their beauty product. Huh. Wow. Yeah, I was gonna get you one, but they wouldn't send it over seas and it's only one person. Pm. Anyway. So it's a little teeny sample. Yes. So it came in the little box and you wanted like switching big booking body into it. That's. Funny. Yeah. I have to like send out my something out. My sister just a little something for birthday because I don't have a lot of money and it's expensive to send stuff and I mean, I can believe like a letter to the United States cost three marks, which is like $2 and 50 cents. Huh. Oh. I mean, do you believe that like the postcards cost to marks? I mean, that's like a dollar to send if I can post card. That's crazy. So I had to send out this box, but I don't know where to get a box. Huh. I'm. Sure, somebody will find you a box. I know, I'm like at the post office and they're like looking at me like I'm an alien from another planet when I'm like asking if they sell like boxes and stuff like that, you know, like they do at home at the post office. Huh. They're, like. [laughter], then take a look. Huh huh. I. [laughter]. So I was asking what you want for your birthday. Um, I don't know. . I think about it. I'll. See what I need like as far as stuff like. Okay, otherwise I'll get something you don't need. Okay, right now I mean, you don't have to get me anything. Good, um, right now. No problem. I'll, get you shoot. I don't care. Maybe like crude things or something like that even like stupid stuff. If you know if it's in to me. [laughter]. Yeah, you want food things. I mean, even I mean, we're, just sitting there like cool ice tea instant ice tea I'd like to have that. Huh. I have it's a nice T well, I'll. See if I can find some good stuff to send you. Well, how would I. I always send you the most boring like necessary type thing. No, you don't it's. Good though. I mean, I use everything how about like I went to buy a nice T in the store. Well, that's, good. You know that kinda like the left in the ones that are already prepared in the in the glass thing. Huh. And and I opened it up and it's totally free gun carburetor like there's, nothing here except for like pure juice, which isn't carbonated. Is. I was like so disgusted. Do. Yeah. To. Like all the water's carbonate I'm like no, thank you, I'll. Just take water out of the tap which I think is totally alien. I like carbonated water [laughter]. I hate it. I started, I don't know how but I got used to liking it. I just hate it. I hate I hate it. I hate it. Oh. well, excuse me. [laughter]. So how do I tell you my cousin is getting married? Really. Yep, she's getting married on new year's Eve and we're, the only people invited me, Eric and my parents and that's it and Chris, and stuff. Are you serious? Huh. Yep, there's a little girl next or did she split. To the guy who looks just like your ex husband. Huh. To that same guy. She's been with the past few years. Who. Oh yeah, a a yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I thought you're talking to my neighbor. I'm like. I was like, excuse me. No, I hear who your cousin was Mary. Yeah, so that's nice. It just made me you're talking about gift because I sent a wedding gift out to my cousin who got married and he never, he got me that nice basket of stuff. [laughter]. Yeah, that was beautiful. So I got him a really nice gift and I sent it out and cost $16 to send it. Holy shit. And I was like the stupid gift only cost like $40 [laughter]. So that's what reminded me talk about expensive mail. Oh. this shit. Yeah. She it man. Well, one's showing shower than this Sunday showing shower, Sunday. Huh. Yeah. Wow. I know. And it's like. How many responses did you get? Like 30 that's including like all of us though, like me and Beth and Eric, and Sean, Helen and all them they're gonna be about 30 people. Wow. Yeah. I've got like 24 responses, but um, Darren and Brent are supplying Champagne. Huh. Thank God and I'm supplying. All the food and decorations and I've gotta get together. Like coffee makers and chairs and and prices for games. I gotta put either games. It's like I don't have time for this and and Diana wants to go out and I'm like so extremely you know, busy. So. Well, why stating it there for. So long. Because she's got she's got an internship with getting museum and in in where the hell it is your amount in Malibu. Doesn't shed school. So and it doesn't start for another few weeks or another week or so. Okay. Yeah. So she she came here on her. . She came here on her way out. Well, how long is she gonna be there. Only till like next Thursday. No, I mean like in . Oh. a year. Well, it's, not like you're, not gonna see her over again. Oh. I know, but I mean, I haven't seen her since Christmas and and she's really board. I understand. You know, like you know, that's always busy and she has nobody to hang out with and I just feel really bad that I'm like I have to study you know. Yeah. Yeah. Alright, I have a brilliant things to do. And I'm a nervous wreck and you know. I mean, we went out the other night and I don't know and we didn't really do much because she didn't get here till eight o'clock, but well, we did we did go all the way into the city on Saturday night. Bye. I wasn't. I we've already gone there on Friday night and it's like Saturday. Huh. I was feeling totally ill. I had all this stuff to do. And she just got into town and she wants us to like drive out there. So we drove out there. . How can I tell you the story? Sure. Her boyfriend bought her a pair of $800 moccasins. Excuse me, [laughter]. [laughter], her boyfriend's, Richard is always buying her like fancy close in Paris and stuff. Like why would you want something like that. Because she goes to the medial fares because she's Millis, right. Huh. And she sees moccasins. Everytime and she wants them, but they're too expensive. Yeah. So this time she goes up with her boyfriend and the one she wants which are like one of the cheapest pairs there because they're like hand Spahn of gold thread by Ellen, the black forest or something like that. Bye. K. Yeah, of course. The $800 and he buys a pair. Oh. you should. So, he's paying $1,600 for these moccasins and he puts down to 3rd. So they can be made right away and I'm like I'm totally not happy with this story. This. That's. The most insane thing. I've ever heard. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. Huh. It's gonna be distributed. I'm, very I'm very suspicious, sir. Sorry, Press what. Yes. . Hello. Right huh. Craziness anyway, this is just gonna be extra. Yes, you said. I phone call in and I decided. Alright, you're very lucky [laughter]. Yeah, it's craziness. Yes, [laughter]. I have to make a. Yes, tell me. I told you I see that you're getting paid for this. It says we have to split some money. He said. $5 towards your bill. [laughter]. [laughter]. Hi, sorry. I need to talk to you for half hour what's straight. [laughter]. You don't have to hang up whenever you want you don't have to go to a half. That's. Perfect timing. I just put to bed and he's up, but you. Hi Mark is gonna walk in soon. So just give him a bunch of Josh and then I'll be able to talk. I just couldn't find a better time. Huh. What's doing? What, um? How was shaky and visit? Very nice. I mean, I didn't do much for that, but yeah, I mean, not much, but I spoke to him on the phone. Did you see them? What did they say? What happened that he got sick? Yeah. Well, and,. Huh, it seems very good. Yeah, good and I'm. Okay. Well, I've been going crazy. Now, because I just heard about cookies. Friends. Well oh. yeah. I have not stop throwing you can imagine everything went like in the garbage, you know, when everything loses all its meaning and I feel so bad for because I think he's very affected by it and he anyway, still has to stay in a very good mood because he just got married and if he's got a bit in a bad mood then you know what happened. Yeah. Her. Alright. It's such a pressure on him. I feel so bad. Yeah. What happened? Alright. He said they track him down. Huh. . I was trying to call my whole day. I couldn't get through to him and I just heard bits and pieces from city, but she makes it sound like it's it's really terrible already. Yeah, it's really terrible. I don't know like the , you said that he's guy used to do. . Yours also friends with him. Yeah, but he's to Russian work. Very well. He said he spoke to him like every second day in Russia once he used to do Russian work. No. So did you always speak to him now? No. Yeah, of course he did you want to visit him twice in the hospital. What does the guys say? Well as the guy say his wife is taking it terrible. . She's terrible she's fine. Huh. What. Who could not take it terribly? 5. He changed it and everything. I don't know, it's like. Oh. who did he Marion American or ? They hadn't. They had told him it, huh. No there's really girls. Because a lot of people in America know, about it. Are in all. I don't know like I was wondering maybe he married an American girl. Because they did rational work and a lot of America. Not a Shauna heard in Lakewood before I even told him from shocking. Huh. I don't know why anyway, but. Oh. she's. A driveway. And I told you that like I told him you also to visit him and it's not good. Huh. And everything like he kept quite he didn't answer and I think I know. He knew about everything. No, I know he told us about it, but he didn't like respond when I said anything because now you're telling me he's probably in a very good. He doesn't wanna get depressed about it. He's very, um, there I think I didn't even speak to him about it. But he said like it, he said even I asked her if she keys work affect them because I'm surprised that she even knows things are going on cookie. Never spoke to anybody about it. Right. But I guess when you're, married, how much could you keep yourself already? You know what I'm saying because somebody else was being flown in a very hard of a person and she was so angry tippy was here in Lakewood. White, but this is the. . She can't visit me for like three minutes. She went to her sister really, but. He she called him from here with something and someone very hot. And they he was in this crazy. Hostile Sean, something with the liver and they they, they almost killed him there. Practically like if he had any hopes of survival. I did. So she said she was so angry, he was in such a bad mood. Well. Without that hospital. So I was asking her, you know, it's you know, he brings home stories with him. So she said she made a sound like you know, evidently she finds out about it. But. Huh, not normal. I I I whoever I spoke to, I want to know what was wrong. And this and that I don't know. He had, they kept telling him. No, no. No, no, and I start to, I don't even tell me don't even tell me every time. I'm tired. I start running says there's, the wrong person to tell don't. I thought, huh. Tell me don't. Tell me that was my friend you don't even know like everything's there the only ones that are crazy. My I. That's. I have. My friend. She told me she had her heart checked out already. She had. Yeah, but I asked you friend next door to me. A. Mother has it. Oh . She has a she had her. Now. No, okay now yeah, but she could be there. Okay, I hope but she had her room. Huh huh. She had her wrong taken out. Alright. See anyway, she's amazing that lady she's amazing. What do you hear about their amazing you're? Amazing. That for sure, they breakdown but I'm saying that that I when I heard that. I believe I said, what, Nina she's, never like she's always happy. I can believe she's. Just not normal. No it's like the crazy thing is sickness it's like. This is my . You know, when you tell me when you're driving volcano . . Yeah. This is it it's a plain happening. Yes. You know what I'm saying. Mhm. Oh. it's. So scary I told I told him that I live in such a fair that's. I know. Julio, something should happen. I don't even think I would be shocked because I'm it sounds so crazy. And I hate saying this out, right, but I'm waiting for something to happen because I'm. So scared. It's crazy. Right now you mean once I can what. Who's there? One SEC. Hello, yeah. Good. You have to see is. Time by. What goes on in America? He have to see come down to around start shopping spending if it just calls what goes on it gets turned off. Oh. you have no idea you have no idea. But everybody spends here too I'm gonna tell you man. That's thing. No, you know how much closing is he already? You know the big it's a big deal. Okay, but people need close. Okay, what do you want? I don't know, but then you know, so what happened. Just because. That's. Why I started getting annoyed with my friends has her own correct? Whatever they feel like they have to correct. And she's, right. You know, you can't just anyone else, but. I had made a. I was I'm. Sorry for the kids. So I think a cream color short would look better, but there is no cream color short here on the quote. And I just don't feel like running around in new York and I won't stop making locals and have it sent here. Not for 34.5 year old and the way that you know a few people have seen that you must get a free courses. You must. What I'm saying you know, when you just get turned off? You know what I came. I came home. So I guess is on. I came home. So you want to avoid why these things are happening. Has nothing to do. When. And I talked to somebody else. What. Somebody else was saying. Oh. me and someone else. All we do is so she's. All avenues. All bragging. All we do is a close a whole day. [laughter]. So that she goes one day start thinking. All we do is talk about close. I know this other person was telling me. So then she goes, you know what the in her. It. It's true, huh. Does say, huh. Okay, so it's true. Okay, if that's, if that's what's good coming at what. [laughter]. Good comes out of it. Oh no. Let's. See that. Alright, but I can't hold from America think to myself that I got. . So caught up with you know what it is. That's. What happened? If I you get caught up at the latest and everything even if let's say you're, not shopping. All day, but your life is of all resolved around the latest and everything. Gosh, Mills it's a bunch of gosh, ma'am. The latest thing in your house. The latest thing, your hair, accessory, the latest display that, huh, you know, forget about the gosh, side of it. Gosh, man. Total gosh, I guess. That's. All that is. It just takes up. So much of your time like it's. Huh. So stupid. Your life just waste away. Yes. [laughter]. Yep bye. You know, I'm saying you just get caught up and and some more important things and it's a waste of time. Yes, yeah, I'm telling you I know when I came back from America from drawl. But I did find like. I had such a culture shock. You come from aris row where nothing is important at all. Yeah. Right. You know. Right. What's. So important that was. Release. The truth is though that, um, I didn't really speak, huh. Hold one second. Maybe box calls me one minute by. . Huh. Bye. Did. Big. Great first day. He went to school without crying. It's getting such a big Street. Wow. Oh. you're. Huh. So lucky you have a good day. Yeah. What time does he come home? Huh. He comes home. He he finishes at 115. So he got home now. Anyway, so that's, the story, but I I get so traumatized on these things that everything afterwards seems so stupid. Anyway, the hope. [laughter]. Irrelevant. I know I know. What is the difference? What you are serving , Mister ? And what is it. You know what I'm saying. No, that has to be fooled, but what is wrong with checking sue. . You know what I'm saying it'll, make me crazy. And. Sources. You wanna make it through. Okay, anyway, maybe I'm crazy. Oh. no, no, I see we're gonna I'm gonna tell you about it tomorrow. I don't know. I have another bolt. Okay. Anyway. Okay. Bye. . That's. What. I'm. Talking to see. I. See this is a very special phone. Okay, I'm, not doing it. Okay. [laughter]. Hello, anyway, I spoke to Tassi, huh. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, what does she say? You're about the latest the latest. About what. Oh. Sean has to call me. I'm. Sorry, one second. Huh. I. Can I call you right back? I'm on a very long. This is a phone call. I I need a birthday. I just left billing something. I think I better, huh. [laughter]. Okay, here's. My birthday. Hold on. What. Well, I would say to talk to you about what. Huh. This is really Tom secret and you mustn't tell so who he told me a 000000 times. No, let me hear. I'll. Tell you when he's going to rush he's going to Russia Shana. No. Why. Cause they already asked him. Hello. Huh. Yeah. By himself. Huh. So that's the big question. I don't know. Bye. I guess it depends. How it wants to go that's the truth, but? He said he spoke to mom you ready. Yeah, he told I didn't, I what happened. He he wants to convince the problem to go in there, Buddy Buddy. [laughter]. I know. Well, I told you okay, I need a separate book. Huh. [laughter]. You need to I'm telling you, you need a computer to give Jack of who's talking to at which time I tell me the . [laughter]. We have. What's gonna be Lisa? He has we're not on talking terms, huh. Huh. I said you know the problem is I said it doesn't pay to makeup because within five minutes late was gonna say something with something that everyone doesn't like and no one's gonna doing them again to waste of time to make up, huh. Happy. [laughter]. Yeah, so what you're talking about. So I said, don't, you realize that between you and poppy. On all five children there is always somebody that is not looking to somebody else. [laughter]. What happened? You want one amount. Anyway, nothing laser still like I said, what does and Lisa plays his games because he he waits till, let me get so desperate and he's, right. What. Oh. . Because he said he would call me asking from , right away. She would say no, no. Oh. So he wait till she starts making for phone calls to everyone and then he calls in. He says, okay, so I'm, sorry, whatever. And I'm just Michael right away. Hi, he says I'll. Good she's, trying to make a phone calls. Okay, fine. So I'll makeup with it does. Brooke, right. It's. Just it's not just. No, this time was Mommy in him. Huh. No, so I'm. You know, I'm saying I said, I said, you know, you know that you know that it's a sickness. You know that if that's not me, I said, no, your hands on right. I know, it's not you. It's a Berman crank. I said, nowhere else if you're not on any door bar Park, you will not find another house where if they don't like what was said or done. They stopped talking there's. Stop. No, such thing. If you don't like what said I said, go over to later and say I'm, sorry, I think you were wrong. . And I deserve an apology. [laughter]. What what? Sure, if it becomes permissible this whole thing. Oh my mom. Else. It's just like something she's screaming you'll. See, it's fall off and you'll say by you know what I'm saying is office thing. [laughter]. Oh. that's, the newest. No anyway, not really serious. Yes, yes, yes. So I am. No, but. Hi, . I told her I don't know what to tell you, but it's, not worth it for me to stop making piece because in two minutes, something else is gonna happen. That's. My normal. Yeah, why you. So it's still very I start on the tacky. He spoke to you about me. No. You're on talking terms. Hi, collagen. I'm, middle of my free half our phone call don't tell me, you came home. I bought the car. All the way to you, huh. Hello. I'll. Drop the car, please. Huh. Your book. Oh. I some Tony's here. One minute. He came to work. He has an appointment today. You want to start working right now. So I think he'll be back from his appointment like three or 315. Okay, thank you. Where you gonna be in case he I speak to him? Okay. You wanna start working without him or you wanna wait till. He comes. Okay, she looked it. Okay. Alright, hello [laughter]. Everything happens when you make a call to Israel. Alright. Yeah, I'm on half hours, sweetheart. It's like 15 minutes, less, huh. Anyway. [laughter]. Yeah. So one minute. So mom is going or not. No, I don't know probably not. Yeah. Probably not. I know probably not. Yeah, but I don't want you to repeat this I've been told a 000000 times. I have no one to talk to. I don't tell Turkey don't. Tell anyone I don't know. For . Problem. Okay. For shaky what's gonna be with him. Why. If that is going to pass the Friedman. Huh. So what's, the problem. Stop. You know, surfaces, everything into a problem. I'm staying here because I told you. Because yeah. Yeah, but what's the problem. You're saying to me. Did he make a sound like he's gonna come? To who. Me. What you mean watching? He spoke to I'm saying he made his own account. He. Said that he's probably gonna be in my court with his in law's, right. So why shouldn't come to you. You mean I'll speak to you. Not invited him, but I don't think, I'll do that. He said no. Right. Okay. One minute, Tony came. They said he doesn't want to start working because you didn't tell him exactly everything looked on showing you don't wanna make mistakes. So wait till you come back and then you'll be back like 315. 3315. He said he's, right here, huh. Do you call the doctor to see if the appointment on time? Why not take care? Bye. Hello. Was Tony discussed already. Huh. Huh. I'm. Sorry, Sean is never home at this hour. Right. I. Yes, he's a he's, a very big problem on his foot and he has an emergency appointment by his foot by the foot doctor. Why why won't it come? What's wrong? So he had surgery once on one of his toes and the the doctor told him that if something should start coming back. Huh. He even gave him his deal number. Bye. That's on fortunate. This and also one night. . He felt that coming back. Well. So, he's going to doctor now. So I left the car by . So he should not have to walk home. And had to use the bathroom. So he came home that's. Why I didn't expect him to be here? I didn't select to work at the account either. Because I'm not home now. And that's. What happened? We make a phone call to Israel. Anyway Buddy. I saw the pictures for a minute. I really see. Bobby pictures. Hi, you still that. It's. So funny. Bobby. She says camels shaking is good pictures. She what. I've even everyone. Janice. And. What I sent her? No, good. Herm Herm custom. Our topper. So I said, yeah, she said it's from . I saw that it was at the end. No way. I thought was graduates and I wasn't her. It was a graduation picture. Oh. what's . Yeah, and then I said. What was wrong there was such a sweet picture without your major things help if she's getting her sitter? [laughter]. And then I'll, tell her and then I said to her, I said, I took one picture with all the kids. I said you think. Well, do you think this is Janice? This with your teacher, which goes, yeah, I said not a job. This [laughter]. What my kids? Yeah. Oh. what. She's. All annoyed at they were in . Alright, I tell this is how they dressed God's, huh. Huh. Huh. Nothing's good, please huh. I. No, she was very happy very happy. You enjoy them. She always love it. Yeah, sure. What does she say? But it was all he's. All noise. So the winter Janice, I goes into Bloom white T shirt. [laughter]. I think you know. All the blue line starts. You said you're wearing, huh. Yeah, so it's that's a you know, you have to explain how things are. Alright, [laughter], right on the back. This is matching out that's. So we could send it'll be a picture. Huh. Right. And [laughter]. 40 [laughter]. Hi, fine. Sorry. Anyway. Pictures, Bobby. Would pass of. It's like what. Hi, sorry around some pictures. Bobby would pass out. Oh. please is. . Sean. What. Why her son has a check you mean? The haircuts and the closing. [laughter]. Brooke what's, Bobby sending Chevrolet. Not. So bad if you should know that she should send pictures anyway. She watches . I don't know, I'm, not. So sure maybe, but money's like in a fight with her. I say why. Oh yeah, A Y okay. Say. Why is there a fight? It. Doesn't look. I know why doesn't have to fight with the whole world. Right now. I'm, not. What did I do? I'm talking about Bobby I'm talking about a Martha. No, but my maybe monies, right in this. He told us he stopped telling me off whenever he comes. He yelled at him about the pace and about his shirts and his pens and his hat. So if you don't stop telling me I'm not coming, he said and he wanted her and of course, she couldn't keep her mouth shut and he doesn't come stop showing I don't believe him that's. Know how much you say? Wow. I don't blame him either it's very hard. It, but I. I don't. Um, I. You know if he doesn't see her fine, but if he's gonna see her all the time. That'll be hard. I'm . What I'm saying just lost run over? I don't know, but I have nothing to do with and I feel very awkward about it. So, I'm living in Huff. I ask like a suburban you're talking. Right. Yeah, if you have anything to . No, no, no, we don't have anything with my lease. I don't, but I live in and I bumped into them sometimes and I feel so weird. Correct. You don't have nothing to do with her either. No, I tried you're. Not interested. No. I got very. You know, we're not interested. We don't wanna. You know, it's. It's, something against family. So bad. I told you it's nothing to do with you. I think so. It's, the Bourbon family, Indiana. We have nothing to do. That. They're like very proud of it also the I am trying to hide anything. Yeah. , but. Anyways our call is very nice. Yeah. Very sweet. Is Bob. Deal. Excited. That everything's drawl it's like amazing. Huh. Yes sir. No. Yeah. Did anyone else think so or just me. I was going crazy because let's say you would've gotten married here. On. . net, huh. They would have not come like unbelievable. It's getting married after calling . Yeah. Huh. No job. No, I know, I'm a little bit, but I don't know him like his, he got older more mature. Huh. No. Like that's very excitable site [laughter]. No [laughter]. I ask you is our happy because he he comes to. So a lot because Ah, Ah, is Ah. Yeah. [laughter]. You know, but then I don't know people say he's a plate. The conclusion was that has his first boy. What are they gonna ask him the name of child? Huh. Huh. Well, sure, they're gonna start on. Anyway too funny. Anyway, but Barker. Okay, okay. Some what. Yeah, but I'm five generations. Oh. wow, really wow. Few times already. Yeah. Anyway. So I'll, tell you that happy. So I told shaky he felt very bad. Okay. That he was treating him. Terrible. And I felt so bad for him and he was getting so upset about it. And they telling me that. I got all upset you know why, because I messed it up even more. I made a big mistake. Because she had spoken to Taffy. 10. And had said he's fed office, Mommy and came back and told blazer off Patty. Spoke to him and he's like all feeling bad for Taffy and he sort of you know, you see, that's. Why. And then Lisa, did not want to tell me what you have to hear it from shaky straight he's, not telling me I couldn't imagine. About me, huh. What told him already right? Yeah, yeah. . What does it tell you? There's nothing. He just told me that you know, you had enough and isn't that it's very hard for him. And the first thing I came out of my own. Is my mouth was. Oh. how stupid. All the time. Treating. You so badly. All the time like what is that. Have to do with being set up with money. You know, when you're like when you're in it, you don't see it and when you're out of it, you see straight through him. Do you know what I'm saying? But you think he was just looking for an excuse. Yeah, he needed a reason. When did? When when did he tell this it's? Start myself. Okay. Before he took you went to a whole. So I was very stupid because I should not have opened my mouth. Huh. Why am I looking to make more problems, but you know, when something just slipped at because I just like store through the whole thing? Huh. I was waiting for this major explanation. Lisa buildup to who knows what. I am. Not telling you, you called Turkey. That, uh huh. And then when he told me I like sort of left him in the face, which was a mistake, it was a big mistake. But then the . So why does please make sure of it. Why, because Lisa likes to see money wrong? See, Kathy had enough, what I told , what kind of new story thought he had enough a long time ago. Right [laughter]. What's. So exciting about the had enough. He set up maybe he never spoke to him that much, but I have heard Kathy say he's just about had it many times. Then he can yeah, when he came to you know, he's like a homemade psychologist over there. Right. And you should just know that without telling you I don't know who I could trust whatever, but I don't know. I I believe very much what said because mom told me Mommy told me what goes on in the house. No, I'll. Tell you what. Yeah. What. Says with Kathy. She says she momma's trying tell me that he is he's very jealous and he can study when he sees them, she told me straight out. What. Huh. She says you have to hear the comments that he says he you know what Sarah is error and this is your your Lawson. And I wanna stop right now or else. Okay, I want to tell you something. I'm gonna be very upset. I want them to correct everything. He's again, shaky and tippy. Because he's a different reason, not because he's jealous not because he's jealous. Has a very hard beginning. I think so. I want to tell you one thing that I told Shirkey. I am. I am not for . He might have a lot of concerns, but one thing I wanna tell you that takes. He was always the forgetting type which is why I can't accept this as whatever. Let me tell you something. It takes a very selfish. It takes a very selfish person to be jealous of their children. There's. No, such thing. But you know, it's over what you know what went on in my mind. Well, but if there is. I don't even know if I should even open my mouth and say this. But do you know when stopped talking to me it happened when she got engaged, but you know what else happened? I also bought a house and moved into it just then and he has not stepped into my house since and I've got convinced. Oh. please. Oh. Now. I don't believe it I'm totally not I'm totally not believing this I'm totally not. I want you to get you out of your head and I got out of sticky head because I want you to know that if you think of it. I don't know. I took it apart. . I said, Shirkey, what is he jealous of already? It's the sickest thing on life. I was so noted. Barbo. I said he might be, he isn't this and he is and his other, but one thing he isn't. . He does not have a streak of selfishness in him. I don't believe it for a minute. I don't know I think that when a person is in such a masses it's very hard. I don't believe it for a minute. Let me tell you something he's disapproving shaky. Because he's not the biggest hospice and he is and before he got married. He was a rough monitor. So he was able to hide his disapproval even have on him, but as soon as shaky is happy and as soon as everything is going his way he is not approving and if you're not a hospice or the rather you are not on his good list end of story. . Huh. Bye. Okay, and I and and that is it there's, nothing to do jealousy think of it. What could he be jealous of? Oh. I don't know you have to hear mom told me. I I don't even wanna talk with really it's really not. I don't wanna say get it to get it. I guess, it's, not important. He could say things he takes it. I don't you know, you don't know who to believe I don't believe, Mommy or tatty, but Mommy is working around telling me that when she went to CCS furniture. Let me tell you something he's again. Let me ask you something. He's talking again. He's. She said she didn't even tell him. He said he would have come. He would come home. She said then start all the comments. And all the remarks and all the. Right. Because you'll know that you and I know that Taffy was always against materialism and he always goes to the other extreme oh yes, you always. Oh okay. Oh. and Daddy was very different because I remember when I moved into my apartment and I copied it and I felt very rich. Inactive. Uh huh. Remember that whole thing was copied and I we couldn't decide what to do. And then we did it and of course a lot of money and then tap the had no money and I remember telling him like I still be it. I don't want money to feel bad because she's calling for copy. Yeah. It and she says he had and now, it's, your time to have and he spoke very differently and very nothing against nothing. Bye. Right. And he's, not. I don't and why would he say that if he was jealous and he would've said it why he's. What. So good such a short. So he did say that he's not saying your turn and everything else. No that's by me. I'm saying back then. Right. I'm saying I think, that's the change. I think that now that he's in a situation. He was always a very verify getting type. Could not tell us about anything, but that was as long cause his whole life changed. Why suddenly would he again why all of a sudden, excuse me, I mean, he was in that situation for two years before he said that? Yes, all of a sudden because he doesn't. No, he did not not have bread on his table. No, but to three years ago, this happened. Three years ago, the . Yeah, but that's not what. I'm talking about this. Right. So two years. I'm talking about way before then. I don't know. Wait before that you were talking that he said that comes to that account, but that when did you say that three years, I'll forget three years ago. Yeah, yeah, long time that I'm talking. This happened to him. Three years and he said that before three years, you didn't buy your house before. Bye. Huh. Yeah, long time ago. Not now my apartment. Oh. your first department. I don't know. I don't know what to say I just know that Patty. I know what to say all I know is he comes. Is acting funny and I don't think, it's the same person. It's, not the same person that I know from before she got engaged to afterwards and and I had a conversation with somebody who is even related to us. I'm telling you this world is such a stupid world. We think that everything is peaches and cream for the whole rest of the world. And you know what what goes on behind everyone's doors. You could just call us. I was talking to some whatever and I was saying here. My whole life. I can never understand life because I know that it's written specifically in the Torah that a mother appearance, never jealous of child. They only want good. I said, but I'm really sorry, I said my whole life. I know my mother's jealous of me shows I can't believe one minute, she says I can't believe that you're telling me this because I lived with this my whole life and sorry, if you would know who this is you would think Bliss of Bliss and she said, yeah, everything is ever on Earth just about her mother and everyone is ever everything is everyone else's fault. Okay, my guess. And her father is her father her father's like one of these damn you know what I'm saying. And everything else is what. Everyone. Else's fault. Everything that happened. And you think this person is always happy with everything. . Now this person is like they have money. Sweetness stuff suite everything fine and Rosie, you can't imagine you would you would fall off your chair. If you know what I'm talking about, but whatever it is that's, not the case. What I'm trying to tell you is that, um? And the mother's suite. Yeah, everyone is like very fine. Nice and Rosie, but. She thinks her mother was jealous of her. She says her mother was jealous of her. Her whole life. Her whole entire life.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh. Okay. That was the being recorded speech. Yeah yeah I know, huh. So anyway, idea which mayor may not happen is,. Driver up. It's taking long car trip for vacation. Um, Chicago, word. Okay. What's in Chicago? Um, well, code stopping off I'm at in Wisconsin C Tom. Um, and. We'll, wait stopping off in Wisconsin. . com. Um, you need to go through Chicago or pass Chicago. first. Or meeting in. I know I don't understand. I don't know completely. Meeting. Okay. Meeting. Maybe meeting time in Chicago. No problem going probably going up up to then getting Chicago with Tom. Okay, like the go pickup time then then. Let's go to Chicago then. Well, this is . This is still in the kind of um, tentative idea. Stage. Not necessarily actually going to happen. Huh. Yeah, I don't know about that. Would be interesting. . Who are you? Oh. the 13th. Sorry for. . This is what we need. Larry for. So just getting nothing going on . Yeah. It would make huh. What. Yeah, I'm. Speaking of speaking of which I've been like I've been thinking like I really want to like go some place. Well, I'm here like for a weekend trip or something, but I'm just I'm getting more and more frustrated with the fact that I apparently can't even communicate. Basic things to people you know, like. I don't understand you're saying. [laughter]. No it's like stop. No . [laughter]. No it's. The second time I've gone into, um, like a little shop and and like ordered a sandwich and like you know, we're sitting there like drinking something for a while thinking, like, okay, maybe they didn't understand me. Maybe they said. Oh. you know, sorry, we you know, can't, make any any of that today or something. Bye. Yeah. I don't know. So, it's, just really frustrating. So. . [laughter], um, well mostly mostly I think I it's a shopping reason thing like the that I want to go and the other thing is just it's really worn don't [laughter]. You wanna go shopping. Well, I need to find things for people. What. I spent like, I spent like an hour to like. I have to bring people home things. Oh. I thought you meant like when you guys here, you want to go shopping. I was like that's kind of silly. Oh no, oh. no, no. Well, let's. See what would be interesting trip. I needed. Take on a weekend. . We could drive into new York and see if show. Um, we could drive into new York and and see the strand. Up to. I mean, the like the shows the shows can wait the strand cannot I excuse me, I'm accumulating a list of like books that I well, my my idea is. Oh. so. [laughter]. Okay, I'll I'll. See if I can find them used if not, then I'll I'll L them and if if hold on, if it looks like stuff that, um, I'll use then then I may actually they're a couple books. Um, if. If I. They may actually by noon. What I was trying to say, is if we if I end up going home for spring break, I will be in new York? I will go, I will probably stopping by strand send me the list and amount. Then. You'd be willing to pay for books. Could pickup some for you. Yeah. You pay me back. Right most most of the the ones that I really need it's like if you can find them used then it doesn't matter how much they are because even if they're really expensive it will save me money in the long run? Okay, yeah, I'm. Just saying if I wanna know I would want like list and price even price is just you know, star. Okay. Okay, price price. Would be it would be, um, this is price of a book new don't pay more than this sort of thing. Well, yeah, but no, I mean, like like, well, how much you're willing to spend in total like? Oh. okay. Which is probably more than I'd be willing to spend like to go book selling for someone else, but. Probably probably huh. I would want just I would want like things just I'd feel better like this is this is amount. Huh. This is book this is total. Yeah, yeah, that's. Fine. I mean, first of all you'd need a list of books, but I mean, even even so it's like it's past the timing is so bad. Yeah. If if you know, I were coming back and then you'd spring break for you long weekend or something then I could go home with you in and go shopping myself in and have satisfied with you. Yeah. Well, not my fault. And you lots of time would be nice. Oh. so I pick up the National price questions. [laughter]. I was gonna say, well, that was quick. I just speak to you soon. Um, well, I've already. Questioned. . I start with question too. Because he's there. It has two questions already sold one of them. But it was really simple. 12. It's proofs that in the right triangle. . You know that some of the two sides never exceeds the hot news, but you know more than two times. Crazy. It's simple. This is very easy problems itself. That was like a three line reduction. Ah. Yeah, that's nice huh. The other one's got harder. Yeah, I'm still I'm still working on these mass problems. I meant to spend a lot of today. Working. What did you get to the Pascal triangle? 12 hours again, huh. 1. You do stop the Pascal triangle. One yet. Um, no, I haven't gotten around of really like seriously looking at it. There's there's, a whole there's, one that I've been working on it's. I think I solved up. You know, and the reason this is that I had signed the brake formula because it would be a pain to do that. Otherwise. Which which from what the Pascal triangle. Mean, I can do it. Geometrically. It's simple. Yeah, because it does it deals with the oh. line and I mean, I could do it. Yeah, but. Geometrically would just be a pain. What I did spell that was I just wrote out like the first couple lines? And just oh. as in East rod and even. And that gives you the entire pattern for the rest. The triangle and then it gets really simple. Yeah, that's. Fine. I mean, I figured something like that it's just they're like I know I can solve that one, right now. I'm dealing with problems that like I should be able to solve, but that is not going yet. Like what. Okay, um, this is the one that they're there to their two problems that I should have been working on and you know in what often. Oh. I ask have one question. Bye. Bye. Um, one is you have three schools exactly N people at each school each person at each school knows at least N plus one of the two end people at the other schools. Proves, that there are at least three people you all know each other. No knowing is mutual. That yeah, oh. you know who talked about that 1. Days. No. Who. Let's. See who do we know. That's in the statistics. Believe it's not a problem. That's, the contact. Huh. No. Yes, um, set set sets of probability is probably a . No, no it's. Not probability. No, I know, but. It proves that that it must. Get involved. Right. But I mean, I've gotten I've like there, [laughter]. I tried, I tried the simplest way to solve it and that that isn't that isn't enough and then I'm working on the second one, which says something like okay. At the first school. You have N people who know N plus one people out of two N people that means that they know N squared plus ends. Of two N people like. Alright, yeah, I I it's not gonna make any sense. I sit down with a pencil and paper. Okay. It's that's. Okay, well. The only way I understand that it's like I don't until I've worked on it. Okay, sorry. Like depend on how complicated is. Okay, well I'll, send you. If you want I'll send you these two questions that I'm working at. Yeah, that'll be good. Because, because it's like they're they're they're, not difficult problems and and I understand exactly what's happening in them. . Um, or I mean, I understand plenty of what's happening. I'm. Sure, there's there's a lot more. That I don't understand or else the solution would probably be really simple. . But it's it's really fun, but really, but I wish it were we're going to quickly. . But I'm just I'm really really happy. This person you know, post this list of things and the really the really cool thing about it. Yeah. Is, um, like, they're a lot of problems that like there's some problems that that because of being at the dealer center. Oh. I was able to to like give answers to immediately and then there are other. What happened to a mortgage script in half? Yeah. Now what does happen. I'm not I'm, not sure on that 1. Do you did you did you say that was from? I have. I have the, um, U L. Okay, because because I what I could do with the problems that I'm working on is just give you the numbers if you look at the that would I mean that would be easier, but I actually, I have stuff saved in a text. Save. Yeah, let's. See, I'm trying to. No. Would be to simplicity to say you just get two more via strips. . I said for cutting the mobile stripping. And how you just get to mobile scripts. No that's, not what happened. Why not? Media stripping off and you'll. See. Cut. We cut cut in half, which way. Lengthwise. Okay, yeah, that I didn't. Draw. I draw a line in the middle. Oh wait, nevermind. Yeah, that would work. It draw a line in the middle of the media strip and cut along that line. Okay, I yes, that's right. I see what part of phone would be then. And and like the thing that was that was really probably the most humbling thing is you know the the description of of the not circle in Boston. Yeah, I saw that high the high. . Yeah. We. [laughter]. I don't know how I I've never dealt with imaginary route. So I'm not sure. Yeah, I mean, well, it has to do is complex numbers and I got when when I get back if I can try to explain it. It to you because someone did explain it to me and it, it. I I don't completely understand it. But I think after. No, I wanna figure it out. I know enough about complex numbers that I seriously should have full if I like. Okay, well, I I certainly I maybe then then you can when I get back to explain everything you know, about complex numbers because,. It's been a long time. Well between now and then you can figure it all out again. Yeah, so I'm really hoping. Whoever was that hit my patience. Geometry center. Like that. Like. They were looking at three times. So. Three times. Yes. You know, it's the same person. There was they was like three times like in a row. So it's like you know, flipping back between pages. Really weird. Well, I mean, this is this is when they're making decisions. So it's entirely possible that you get out of the challenger center and then I probably won't, but you know. That would be that would be cool, but not cool at the same time. But like there are people who hit my page from places. I don't even know about like someone from U Penn has been like. Oh. it might be Alberts. Nevermind. I wonder. Well, someone from U Penn has been looking at my page. Alot. Yeah, I I should. Oh Gloria center has a lot of of C GI scripts to do just to 6. I should I should take a look at some other scripts and. Huh. Oh. Well, whatever the computer was it began with a GI remember it's called. Like key. Something that's not A U M A U. Like D R. Anyway, not important. Okay, well I mean, just go to go to a history of ethics page and look up medicines whose name start with the. I'm hoping it's been signed. No ma'am. I have I have I can get the name again also, please get steps program. Yeah, I mean. I I'd be curious to know like it maybe it's a computer in someone's office. That's that's, correct. That's that's. What I would suspect right? And if that's the end, I mean, I know I can get information on which computer is which and I know like I say I say if I find out next it's, gotta be in someone's office and then and then it would definitely and then I would probably see you're the person. Who's in charge of the teachers program? Well, easier just to figure out a computer and see like who's logged on. Yeah, except you have to find it find out you know, you have to choose the right time be figuring bottle. Okay. Well like no, I guess if you figure once or twice there's only one person usually like Don then you know. Well, it depends. So oh. so other problem. I mean, I because because because I should log on to any computer. That's there. That's true, but okay, look look who's like on cancel. Right. If cancel log on. Okay, so request other questions for master price. But that's still. My mind just kind of paper that they don't mind me. Um, is is 10 data plus tangent data greater than equal to 2. No, I like that. It makes me not feel. So bad about. You'll. Have to write it down for me because it's. Or actually is 10 also, but I don't like also. It's hard for me. So I changed the data. Huh. The tenure Seda plus the 10 Seda proof that it's great. Bye. Greater. It greater than 2. For all values. Are all could angles. I don't. Do you happen to remember anything? Anything interesting. What's fun times? Cosine equals is that any is that like an important thing that I'm like forgetting about it. I don't think so I don't think so I've. I mean, I've, never seen an identity. That says that, um, but you could probably do something with like,. With cosine squared plus signs squared equals 1. Yeah, I'm. Just gonna play around with tax. Yeah. I thought I had it for a second then I realized they added when I I I added 1. I should've multiplied and. That doesn't work very well. And like you're doing the fractions at one part and I thought so I went back and did it again. Yes. And I realized what my mistake was harder that looks. . But they are gonna be fun. So I'm halfway done with my Apple on this paper. So from. Tomorrow's. The application. Good luck with some, I I hope that goes. Well,. Whole questions. Are really sure. They're like all 800 requests. You know, answers at the most. Oh. well. Short link does not mean short time. No, but well in some way it does, it means. Peak insights and clear, but I can do. Right right, I know, but I mean that doesn't mean it's, not. I I do better work with the small confession clearance it's. When they want like, yeah, I would like three pages on like your course? You know, that's, what I'm gonna have like two and a half pages of like nothing. Yeah. Interesting. Right well, I'm, I did. I tell you like. I have like deadlines this week, but I just don't wanna deal with like their there's been a couple months applications. There just sort of been sitting and most of the stuff is done except I've to resent essays and my essay. . So far. I haven't been outstanding. So I and I need at least. . You know looks all good. I hope you don't need anymore recommendations letter. I don't know that doesn't, make any sense. What. I hope you don't need anymore recommendation letters. No, I don't know. Good. I I'm. So I'm I'm really really sorry, I really like I really want to do like something really nice for the tutors. Have been like already like just Mister white in stone, particularly because I keep bothering them with stuff and I should have just been like. I should have figured out like the essential stuff that I needed to apply for the beginning, but I can't do those things. I don't know. But yeah, let's. I really don't know. See. Well, not much. But you know, they're really good. I owe to along with say that was really really great. Uh, you said. I'm, sorry, that I'm missing. All of these. Wonderful things that I'm missing. Oh. and the other other thing that went on today. Well. Tonight that happened today, which is kind of her Vin is. I'm. Sorry, I'm, not going to be there. Sean. Got married. To. Time. She's in like in our class using my classes last year. Um, you probably don't know her. I know the name. Um, hang out with like you know, tam and Cindy in John. Um, short she's like long she's somewhat long not really long curly black pair. Huh. Okay. Huh. . Who she got married to? Her boy, her boyfriend fiance husband down. It doesn't. Go here. Okay. Hey, that's that's fine. Um, let's. That's. Just kind of. See, do. Think I don't know it does. I don't. I don't know for that. Well. Go to a wedding. That's really weird. But with great Hall. . With my story and, uh, um, Scott played at the end. After everyone left. 3. Um, whatever instrument they happen to play. Oh. Okay. But the thing along as good like Miss Mister Perkins. Sorry. Oh. here's a fine, Mister Brooks. La on the flute. Well, Mister , and Mister with that. Yes. Huh. Um, other, cool thing was, um, this is some student had like a rattle thing that made noise and for that and for other song they started playing along you know, giving like the like the rattle for them, which really cool. Huh. Cool. Yeah. Um, Mister talk. Did a Madera. My dear again. Awesome. Um, and they did some of the cool stuff. Really great. Mister did some fun songs. They did funds your land again. Huh huh. . Regards to a part of that. Happy. . What else was same people from last year? Huh. It was cut it was. Yeah, that was a lot of fun. Just like people who run down. I really. What. The people who work there missed out. Yeah. Like me, but just last year it was a . Huh. Yep. Oh. the other address, Ms Laura cut her her. You're. Wonderful. . Yep. Huh. . Good. Yeah. . . Post how you doing. Um, she's current. Happy. What. Happy. . Secluded. She's far away. Huh. Monitoring trip was this weekend. All right. Okay, that was that was what I was thinking Vasily, but you know, it's like okay,. Everything seems to have been happening. This weekend. . Yeah, you said. Tomorrow's, the not gonna go. Oh. because there's. So much work to do. Yep, it's. Sorry. Okay, if a there's, a lot going on, I decided, well, it's not like the music. I would have to see it's like bombs and. Oh okay, well that's. Other stuff. It's not it's, not like the Celtic people. I go to the Celtic people. . Tomorrow hopefully to get them done, but they're like thing that happened today. Well, it actually happened yesterday, but I didn't realize it. I've been. So frustrated like that was why my I was still logged on because I want to like like sort of a big help from for my lean or you know. Um, because I was trying to get yeah, did I tell you about that? Yeah, yeah. Oh. yeah, you did. Trying to get. Database. I was so frustrated. So I just like straight, huh huh. No exit from help program. The database with no accident help program. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was it was really bad. And so like I had sent like it around four or quarter after for, um, I your time. Excuse me, I I sent like this really detailed message of what you know, like I I needed and, um, and that I was having problems like hoping it's sort of crossing my fingers that like someone, you know, would like when they actually got around answering my question. Would would just give me the information that I needed rather than telling me how to get it and so I was really impressed because because they went up like that I that, um, if I had had stayed there. Yeah. I would have gotten this message from this person like I figured that I would get it on Monday the earliest speaking something that was you know, on the East coast. Yeah. It was in Maryland government people. You know whatever like forget it. I'm, not getting any information and and it was really depressing because it's like you know, I need to get stuff done this weekend. And so. So that's, good, but now that means that that if I can figure some stuff out, I can actually get started on that again. The X Ray. Yeah. To. Yeah,. Let's. See try to think of what else. Interesting stuff going on around here. . Not too much. I tell you. I found, um, an interesting control to a group. Syria Cetera, which which made me really happy because because it's exactly it's exactly what I needed. No. Talked to or what date. Um, it's it's. . There's a finance fax that was mentioned by this guy, you know that you wrote these or distributing these math problems as a contest, etcetera. Yes. . And so I was looking at that and that was that was just not that long ago about an hour ago or something like that. It is an online thing. Yeah. Send the address. I'm just. Okay, yeah. Here. He is, um, probably not area. I'm really not interested like I said, I like the more. Well group group. Terry is basically just a matter of of G let's classify things according to how much structure they have that you know, this like being close to being closed upon an operation sort of thing? Huh. 40. I just wanna play with scales triangles somewhere. It just there's. So many quote things you can do. Yeah, customers trying triangles. Awesome I'm really I'm really looking forward to like resetting all of that stuff. Like. . I don't know how much you guys to triangle to new York and nobles I'm really looking forward to like going through and studying all that stuff again? Next year. Because it will make more sense. I'm hoping that studying find and. Yeah. I don't know I haven't. I haven't been spending. With protecting monitor at all, but I really want to, I need to do that. You should be put on your application. Yeah, I know I know I will it's just like they're. Bye. All these other things that I'll been been trying to read and such. Huh. . Um, I have my like the string that have to finish. Huh. Time's up almost. Yeah. Oh. Thanks so much for calling I'm really. Glad. . Huh. I love you. Trying to think of what else is has been going on around here. If anything, um, well other other than a wedding concerts and stuff like that. I don't know, she's. All. How much at all? Oh. I can see you had a very born weekend. Yeah, there's that much going on everyone's everyone's gone again. Well, my Apple on this paper is half written. You have a newspaper. It's half written on page six out of 10. Yeah, you said O Oster it's for 10 beaches. Well. It's, not gonna be a good 10 page paper. I mean, it's it's gonna it's on the structure of book. Well, I get a good rate page paper. Why. No, I mean, it's just I don't have any really amazing insights. What's. The topic. I'm, just looking at like how they have the first book structured in general. Like the different like group different the different groups of route. Oh. Progress. It's, nothing exciting. But like. Yeah, that's that's. Take another look at. Where do we finally got back to us? Like there's a whole annoying. Huh. Middle section. Um, after 20 Fife between 21 and like 50 where you're just finding weird. Angles then like weird weird. Ratios like it. Don't really matter much. And then and then there's, the individual questions like all this complicated garbage, you. The end of the, what. All the complicated stuff. That's. Why that's? Why I was referring to that stupid? Like well, I was thinking that a little, but it's really further towards the end. No. And then you have a cool stuff again where you like you. Construct stuff. Like this buildup based on this line. Oh I'm. So so I think I'm thinking about is so I really, I really think that in the fall. I'm going to want to do more stuff with like teaching people. . Do you know of any good places to do that? To teach math. Yeah. Um, key school, volunteer at the elementary school. What you trained? Huh, I don't care. What age range? It's it's it's, the I can do full stuff and it's not like. Vaughn scared apples elementary. Huh. I'm thinking more organized. Workshop. Born work shops there. Thank you, bye. Yeah, I don't know. K school. . I love to extend time working at key school. It's like I said, wait again. Break. . I don't know, I'll figure that out. Um, but. Just try to think of other cool places in the area just running your. And any any any other thing is do you know, I mean. I need to find out something about. Um, like they had, they had be real internship school and I think they repeat. Yeah, I know. Yeah, they they were there like $7 an hour. Oh. that would be sweet. I was, I was going to apply for it except I couldn't get there. Last year. Well, it's. I haven't seen it. This year. It was like. Right, right I'm gonna have to I know I know that there was something we got the of last year. Put them. No I've been bugging. So I wanna find out about that. And send out you know, even if I'm not currently if if I could do that. . Email email, the placement office or right to the placement office. I don't, I don't think I don't think I have. Yeah, they do. . But like, well, Donna. I don't how often they check it. Gonna check that. Well, they I don't think they didn't because like I never got mail J accurately you know, whatever it's. Oh. yeah, she she had to tell you. Hello. Huh. Oh okay, I mean, maybe she got my mail in. Order to let you know. She doesn't really log on. I figured that like. I think she got like the like account once in like that was like the only time she used it. Yeah, that's that's. What I figured? Um, and so I'm figuring that the emails replacement office. There's probably too about the same extent which is not at all. . Yeah. And I'm figuring that that's just something like like either like I figured I'd ask you about it, but I figured you can wait till I get back. . . Just send mail to them. They're ask with the information on what what. What was the school? Right in. I can I can ask when I get back. When I have some free time? Actually, I think I may start looking through for similar stuff like in Annapolis, just just speak for myself because I like an Apple elementary. Okay. . If I could find someplace else to work where I might be able to do a bit more. Huh. Oh. I prefer it. Yeah, that's cool and I mean, I actually. Am. 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I don't see I don't see where this is getting you. I I don't see. I don't see really what it is that that you wanted. I don't. I have no idea. Okay, do you know how to panic? I get over that. I have no idea what I wanna do. Well, I'm also disappointed. Did you get panicked over that because I don't think, that's at all? Um, at all called for it and that's where I'm disappointed in myself because obviously I didn't do a good enough job phrasing. Oh. stop the. You. I'm disappointed that that you're halftime job. Doesn't leave time during the week to take the the art course. So that you have weekends for for socializing. The problem was that that was the only our class that was open was the Saturday section. Now I think they might change it because they're only for people who showed up. So I don't quite understand the whole thing. Change it to what. They might try to put us in the weekday classes. I don't know. Well, I hope that I hope that works. They said the weekday classes were closed. So I then they said, but we have to open up another 1. So I don't know what they're doing. Huh huh. It's very difficult it's very difficult to tell you the whole story long distance on email. I understand that I understand that, but I just feel I didn't get a lot of the. So what job would get me somewhere. Crucial things and therefore, I I felt squeezed you know, on the one hand. I I one hand. What was crucial? I. What did you want to know? What did I wanna know? Um, I I didn't feel that the other job. I felt the other job got short shift. I I wanna know why you wanna do this particular job and what what you think it will will accomplished in your life or there's. Because by the way once remember, I told you that I think I wrote you that that I've heard on the on the radio that that the teams who do sports don't get in trouble as much as teams who do. Yeah. And what I what I said to you at the time was I don't think, it's, sports. I think it's anything that team girls. Do I think it was girls? That's great. And there was somebody somebody called in in P R but on the letters day and said exactly that it doesn't matter, they can do art. They can do dance. They can do slowing as long as they're doing something. Great. So here you are doing something with some teams. I'm, not sure whether it's problem. Teams or not. I don't understand what it is your do. I don't know what it is you're doing with them whether it's making activities for them or or or watch their parents might as well. Do or or or trying to to to to. Um, launch some some some community programs or what I don't understand what it is. They. They come up with issues that they want to address in the community like they decide they want to do something on homelessness and then I coordinate 15 at the moment. How many? How many? How many? How much? There are 15 kids is that what you're asking. Yeah, 15 kids and and why do they want to do this. Why they why have they joined this group? I think half of them have joined because if they're interested in you know, making a difference in their community. kind of thing. Yep. And I think the other half have joined because they're very needy and they're just looking for a place to go and people to be with. Uh huh. So you're you're you're you're taking the the role that parents normally should should take. Okay. And and and and who funds this do they get paid. Partly. Substance abuse prevention money. Huh. Do they get paid? They used to, but now they don't. Huh. How much does your immediate superior get paid? I don't know. . I didn't feel like that was appropriate for me. I agree, but sometimes in public organizations. Um, this this this is public knowledge anyway. Yeah, no. Well, I I just you know the other night on the one hand. I've got I've. Got on the one hand in one ear somebody's about to have a breakdown in the other ear. Somebody's angry at me because I'm on the phone in the middle of the night. So you can disregard any. I refused to be recount able for anything. I said the other night I was just trying to call everybody down. I I it was either that or just turn out completely. So I refused to be accountable for anything that I said. Okay. I'm. Sorry. I don't know where any job is taking me. I don't know what I want to do with my wife. Okay. Well. I know and the trouble is that the trouble is that you say that. And you're also not happy if you were happy. I would leave you alone, but I don't find you happy. I I mean, if you can, if that can happen to you. What happened the other night and and I'll just in general? I don't find you happy. I think I know it would make you happy. I don't think you've gone after it the way I would expect you to for for for a good long time. And I've said that ever since you got out of college. You don't put yourself in the position of of of meeting the right kind of people. I mean, I I. Number one that's really not true and number two I'm very interested in that. And you seem to be discounting that. Oh. I I heard a reservation about Matt and I don't know you. What the reservation? He's not sure which. Well, no, you also said something about that. He spent his years on drinking or something like that. And it was. That's not a reservation. Oh okay okay. Most people did when they were in high school. I don't care. What person did back in? Well I I I see that you're still dating other people. So that you haven't, I mean, you you said that or at least you said that. And and if if you were to decide in the next couple of in the next year. So yes, I wanna marry this person. I mean, Lizzie. I. I think that will make you happy. I don't think you'll be happy to spending your whole life taken care of other people's kids. I feel like I just took a job that we, you think it was a horrible idea. And now, I'm stuck in I'm feeling horrible about it. Busy. You have to make your own decisions about your life. I didn't know what to do. I don't know what I want to do with my life. Okay. Well, there are some things that you can that you can do to help that. My what please tell me. And. Okay, first of all. I I think you would like to have your own kids. So I would like to see some emphasis on finding the right person. In the meantime, you can't you can't be you. Can't go after that like. In the meantime in the meantime then. In then then you can you can do something in you know. You could you could either get your education degree. Well, I can't do that. This year. Or you could you could take our courses. Seriously takes more than just that one course what kind of school is Cornish anyway. . A school for the art. And and, um, is it is it like risky? Well, is just visual arts. And this is all our. Like what does it include. Music Peter. Oh. I see. I see. 51. So is it is it mainly like an undergraduate years people are there who would be otherwise going to is it mainly attended by people who are between 1822? Well, I don't know percentage wise, I mean, I imagine the majority are, yeah. Huh. And so it's all it's, how big is it. Do you know how at all? How many students it has? Oh. no. Huh. Does it have a substantial? Um, visual arts program. It's. The best one here. Are there a lot of courses offered? I don't know what you mean by a lot. Well, could could you enroll in two other courses if you wanted to. In addition to the one you're already. You know, there's, two other things that you'd also like to take. For example. I don't know what the limit is for. I know, there's a limit for students who I. I. A limit for what. You know, I'm thinking a lot about this job that I just took that you know, you seem to think. It's a dead end and obviously doesn't make enough money and you know, I don't know, I'm gonna like it, you don't know, that's going into a job. There's. I understand that I understand that you've taken. Well, it's, certainly. I feel like I just made a big mistake. It. And that's. Listen, I can't tell you whether you did or not. Is this due Blasi and I was trying for the longest time to figure out what to do? Liz, Liz. I don't know whether you made a mistake or not. I can't possibly tell and I and I don't even have enough information to say whether you did or not. And you will find out and if it's a huge mistake, you'll, just quit that's. All you have no way of knowing. Did you tell the public house people that you definitely don't want that job? No, I didn't tell them anything. Oh. okay, is that is that really such an awful job sounded to me like a lot of interesting? Things sound to me like too much, but it sounded like a very interesting set of things is that something you definitely did would not want to do. Huh. Bye. You had said that was an E you would you would said that was an easier jobs in some ways. I what. Actually I don't think. So anymore because I think that it's too many things. Alright, are you going to have to for either one of them? Are you gonna have to spend hours preparing outside of the hours that you actually get paid for? I don't know yet. Because I don't think that that would be warranted. At at the salary that they're giving you. I think that you wanna be able to circumscribed your hours very carefully. I just got this call yesterday from this. Please. I mean, I it was on a message on my machine when I came home from this Norris at a high school nearby saying I should call her about openings in the district that she called me because of one of the letters. . I wrote to one of the principal. Oh. yellow. Who knows what kind of openings there are? . Huh huh. So maybe. Let's. See, I know how often you know when I was in graduate school. I I spent a lot of time in my last year of college thinking about whether what I wanted to go into biophysics or wanted to teach little kids. And. I know it was obviously because what I really wanted to do is go into biophysics, but also have my own little kids, but I went into biophysics by the end of the year. I've met. Daddy and I decided that was gonna be it. I really wanted to if I really Daddy was really gonna be the 1. I got very unhappy with the sign. And I just walked out of one lab and I said, no, this is it. I just don't want it. I wanted to be teaching little kids because Daddy was at that. non committal. To say the least and, um, and he was also leaving for Syracuse. And so friend of mine sat down with me. Wayne Myers. And he said he was very break by. He was when I cried shoulder. I cried on when I took the in that time to for the doctor given it to me for cramps and I ended up getting a depressed for 24 hours. . And. He said to me, you really wanna change. I said, yeah, I really wanna go. You just will take the bus across the River. This afternoon because I had already applied and been accepted to the, I mean, it went so far that I applied both to bio physics and to, um, Harvard school that. And I didn't apply to any other egg schools because I figured I could get in in there, which I had and I went across the River that day and I said, can I get into your next year's class and they said absolutely and I mean, by then it was like may certainly April, certainly, April, not not not earlier? And. I remember my Mercedes upset about it. But everybody knew why I was doing it. Everybody it was obvious. Even to Daddy. Why I I just had to had to do that for a while? I couldn't just study plans for a while and I was 2221. And and,. Yeah, I guess I was 22 already. Um, and,. And and. And I it's it's, not any rational kind of thing is it's hormonal it's. Absolutely hormonal. I mean here, you are you're 30 and it's. Huh. No wonder. It's. No wonder that that that you don't know what you want to do. I didn't know what I wanted to do at that stage. Well, I did but it was out of reach and for you. It's, obviously out of reach to unless it works out with Matt. You haven't met him. And therefore. I'm. I'm disappointed in how you're going about it. Because I don't see, I don't see I mean. I I I've known. So many people who didn't get married and so many people. Who've got married too late to have children. It's very sad. I find it very sad. I didn't expect that I would be in this position with my children. Well, actually, I expected it was Jonathan expected to worry about him. Not you. Cause he was very slow socially. And and you know, you never can tell with life there. Aren't, any rules about it. And, uh, the nobody's nobody's written to the future and it's, not really it's it's a prayer and a a Pennington doesn't really help it's gonna happen with thing's gonna happen. When it happened? They happen, but you have to there there are ways to help them along there are ways to help them along and maybe you're doing them, but I don't see it. I know you went out with some guy. The other night may maybe you are looking actively, but I I don't see it. So all I can do is sit and worry. And be concerned and I don't think that you would. Can we talk about the job things? Now. Fitted. What about the job things? I I can't talk about them. I don't know anything about them. You wanna tell me about them. Well, you don't like the job. I just took. Now. Wait a moment. Don't. Well, Daddy says they're less important than the other stuff and I agree, but don't, tell me, I don't like the job you just took Lizzie. [laughter]. I don't know enough about it. You know, I raised you and I I thought I was. So maybe I can find 10 hours in the school district. Doing something else. Maybe you can it's it's that would be that would be interesting. If you know, you have hours during the week that are available. Don't don't don't block them out until you find out whether or not you can take a an ARD course during the week. Huh. . So that you can have your, I mean, I you know, I'd like to see you flying down to. Um, where was it that they had that hiking group? San Francisco for the for the weekends. Huh. I want to fly it to Michigan and visit not that's where I want to fly. I'd like to see you. Do that too? All I want is your happiness Liz and I think I know what will make you happy. That. Bye. Well, I just want to figure out what I want to do with my life. You know if you like I'm, never gonna figure it out. Listen you might not. I haven't figured out. Mine yet. You're a scientist. I'm a scientist was it's a pretty poor showing for a scientist. Well, you're kidding look. How many days you go into the lab? I know what I've published one paper. So cares about publishing. Well, that's, what otherwise, otherwise, I I'm I'm cooking and nobody's eating it it's recycling it's it's work working that nobody nobody ever knows about that's. . Not what defined me is the person. What defines me is a person is is my family? Huh. Your failure daughter. That's. What I'm feeling sad about at the moment? . I just I'm not gonna be able to figure out what I wanted to. I just didn't know. I thought this might be interesting. Okay, and and maybe. That's fine. I don't that's not my big that's, not my big worry about you. Liz. But it's it's, mine and I feel like I didn't know what to do. And then I feel like I took it and now I feel like it's a mistake and now I want to do. Well, I'm I'm telling you I'm telling you it's hormonal it's, not rational. You don't just all of a sudden the heavens don't open up is gig wrote and and all of sudden you know, just what you're going to do if you define yourself that way. [laughter]. Huh. You're you're you're you're you're you're. Looking for trouble. But I just feel like I'm putting around for the rest of my life and I don't even have like I don't have any specific skills or body of knowledge I'm just sort of this blob. You're opening your son. Lizzie Lizzie Lizzie. Daddy feels that way too. He feels, he doesn't know anything. . Everybody feels that way you just have to get used to that. You wanna count your degrees. You want to count the courses. You've had you wanna count the work. You've done. The jobs. You've had that's nonsense. I don't know like maybe if I were a teacher then I would you know when I taught say health science and art then I would really get this body of knowledge that I would have and this structure to it and then I could give it. Everybody always. Busy. Yeah, Lizzie Lizzie. Lizzie it's a dream. It never happens and I can tell you people at all levels. The only people who really think they know something are the people who usually are deficient. When you don't know how much? But there's people who have a specific set of skills. I don't even feel like I have that. Sometimes you know, it's like. What I have to offer? I don't have anything to offer. Yeah, because what because you because you can't,. Lizzie. Lizzie. Everybody feels that way. Who's worth his fault? What. You know that everybody feels that way. What. Who's really worth his fault? Huh. The only people who are I know. Who are really? Who are really arrogant about how much they know or people like the doctor who didn't who didn't who didn't bother finding Betty cyst? You know. But doctors at least have a specific thing that they know. You ask Jonathan, how much he knows you ask him how much he feels? He knows. You asked some of the best doctors and they'll tell you, they really don't know in fact, I'm, just reading doctors by Eric Segal and it's interesting. Bye. Because he has somebody introduce a he it's the the the first day of Harvard med and he's telling them and and he says he says he he walks over to the what is he said to many significant. So far. He says maybe one of you sitting here will find a cure for leukemia. Diabetes. Lupus, maybe even the common cold. Then he says, let me give you a secret as holding for me to reveal as for you to hear. He turned and wrote two simple digits on the blackboard the number 26. He waited turnaround and he said. Engraved this on the template of your memories there are thousands of diseases in this world medical science. I've read this book. Has only an has an nickel cure for only 26 of them. The rest is guesswork. I know your friend. Okay, I knew Eric legal at Harford because he was there when I was at Wellesley. Sort of thought, a lot of himself and I don't think, it's, particularly good, particularly. Well, written book myself. So what. I've read some of his stuff before, but but that that part he didn't write somebody else. Somebody else he got that from somebody else. But what if I put he around this year and then I get certified next year and then I teach. It's, loading. You're also pursuing, other important aspects of your life. I would think that would be and as long as you don't get panicky about it about any of these aspects. I'm not. I am. I feel like I made a mistake like you didn't even wait until you hear what I found out about benefits. You know. You mean after the fact. Yep. What. Partial means I pay $46 per pay check. It there. If I want coverage. And what are they paying? $46 per paycheck. And how much coverage do you get? Full. Full coverage. Yeah. Okay, how many. How many paycheck is? Per pay taxes every two weeks. How often? Every two weeks. So, it's gonna cost you a $00 a month for for full medical coverage is that reasonable. Yeah, it's ridiculous. I'd rather know. Daddy says that's reasonable. If you get full coverage if you get you get to go to any doctor you choose. It's blue shield. Blue shield. Yeah, it means it's very open. That's fine, that's fine. Oh. I was gonna stick with the other thing. I have so there's cheaper. Well, are we allowed to have an extra person on the phone here? Yeah, I think so. Okay, ask Daddy here's. Daddy medical. Yes, yes. It's like $46 it's like. $90 a month. I would have to pay out of my paycheck. Oh. that's. Fine. You have to do it. Why. Don't. I just keep the other thing. I have. What's. The, uh, I think that has a limited time on it. Doesn't. It. How long does that go for? I can keep it for a year. Oh then it's up to you. It depends upon what it covers you have to look at it. The thing that I have now. It's like, uh, the thing I used to have which is like a you know. Yeah, what is the other thing cover? It's blue shield. Oh. that's more expensive. That's very. If you want to keep the it's, your decision. It's your decision. Okay, the other one maybe more expensive because it has like a doctor's visits. Okay. So it's much more expensive because it covers everything where as the other one covers practically, nothing, but that's cheaper, but I don't go to the doctor. Huh. Yeah, well, you you may not need it. Well, you may not need it. I don't go to the doctor. If you want, if you want to not use it code then. I don't. The other one covers dental. Okay. I should see whether it's worth it for the. Yeah, you just have to compare it. And consider that you're basically a healthy person. Okay. The other one is just like a last resort kind of thing. Yeah, that's. All you need. So can I just keep the other? Okay. Yes, if you wish you have to look at it. Okay. Well the cheaper I don't go to the doctor for anything. Yeah, yeah, you could fax it. If you want to, but but I I you can make the right decision. Okay. Okay. Okay, it's fine. You have a fax number. Okay, was that satisfactory? Does that solves that? You have a fax number. Yes, we have a fax number. And it's on your it's it's fax number and it's on that piece of paper. I gave you do you still have that. Yeah. All right. Didn't know. Down at the bottom. If you have any trouble with that. I didn't know you didn't like this job that much. I didn't say I didn't like this job that much as I said, I didn't know things about it. Remember once you said to me. Well, if any of these problems are gonna be solved you have to go to the young people and ask them. What should be done about it? Remember when you want say that to me. Which problems. Problems that have to do with young people drug abuse, Bob. All that kind of stuff. Huh huh. Well, that's, what this is doing. Okay, you don't have to talk me into it. Lizzy you'll. See if you like doing it. I might not, I was I wasn't too. You'll. See if you think the approach is good. Happy yesterday. Well, just start it and see. Huh. Well, I could do that and the public health job. If I get 1. Well, see, yeah, I'll call the nurse back and see what I just do whatever makes you happy, but concentrate keep your mind on the important on on perspective. Oh. you know, it's like a you know, I mean, I was talking to this guy the other day and he said he said and I tell you this thing he said I know I didn't think you were. So old. I said, why I said, well, because most people your age are more clear focused. Huh. Most people he's met or your age. Yeah. Right. Never not gonna be impressed with me with this. Huh. You know, if that's, what you I mean, I'm talking from your perspective. I'm, just telling you. Oh no, well Lizzy. You know what you put in a different light. You put it. You're trying this and you're trying that. And you're really taking art and have you seen my artwork. You go on with that that's. Something you're very competent in Lizzy. You have you have a great deal of talent in that. Oh. Oh. I just. And you've learned. Now you you say you talk like that. So you're gonna argue with me, whatever I say you're gonna argue, whatever I say you feel pretty confident about it when you were down in. Um, Mexico. No, I was enjoying it when I was down on my. Yes, you now just a minute. You wrote to me that you see that compared to others. You can really do something. You were comfortable with what you were doing. You'll. See now in a class where people are serious about it. Where you stand? Okay. Well, they're only three other people in the class. Well, I'm. Sure, that, uh, that will change. And you'll. [laughter]. See what you'll see where you stand with that. Okay. You'll you'll. See, you'll. See just where you stand. I just told. So where is that leading me? That's not letting me anywhere long term. Lucy you could make an awful lot of stuff. And sell it, you know, you could be in August. Oh gosh, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I can tell your stuff. No problem, Lizzie. We don't have much more time. Okay, I can sell your stuff. You feel like this job was a mistake. Could I get another job for another? No, Lizzie. I don't don't say that. I don't know enough about it to make a decision. Okay. Well, the other one's sounded. So interesting to you. Lizzie. I don't know enough about it. And I don't know enough about what you want from a job now. So so, and there's. Don't either don't. No way. You see that I have no idea. Well, that's hormonal. Well, [laughter], the Harmon's aren't gonna change. So. So so, so focus on getting on on taken care of it. You know, your your imposing. What made you happy? Oh. that's, right. That's, right. Okay, well I'm a different person. And if you, if I and yes, but if I thought you were happy, I wouldn't make suggestions. I think I know what will make you happy. I think you're not happy as you yourself pointed out the year. You went with which you were very happy. Huh. You pointed that out yourself. Okay. I'd be happy. If some our here too. Alright, so go back to Michigan. Huh. After all this, you gotta be kidding. Well. I would have picked up in a minute to go wherever Daddy was. Well, I didn't know that very well. I understand that. I understand that it says take a little more time and think it out. So I feel like I made a horrible mistake by taking this job. Well, you'll. See if it's such a horrible mistake, get out of it. That's. All quit. What if like I hated that? I came home and right after I've taken it, you know, then I get another call about another job. You know, I mean. That's upsetting. Lizzie. That's life. It happens. Okay, you didn't get another call about another job. Somebody was just gonna talk to you. So. You didn't get a it's, not like you got another job offer. So what if I get this other one, I doubt I will, but what if I get this other 1. . You mean the public health. . I just. You'll you'll you'll. Have to think I mean, I I it really 17000 for the public health one or not. No it's $17 an hour. It's, halftime. There. No, benefits. No benefits. Okay, okay. Right. No. Well, I don't. I don't think it's that you know, as long as if you really have in mind to go to med school next year. It really doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what I do this year. I I would say not. But then I should be making money. This year. No, no, then you should be looking for a nice guy. . This year or we're investigating back. Huh. [laughter]. But see, that's crazy. Let's. See, that's, the only. It's like I get in this job and I drive home and I think the pot, what I'm gonna do next. Yeah, [laughter]. . I went to half a day. Are you meeting people there? Meeting people. You mean, man or people. Yeah, yeah, man, no oh why. No. That's not because I wouldn't date someone who thought I was working with for one thing. Well, first of all I don't see any reason why not. I work with Daddy, but. Mom, it that's not why. I'm at the job. That's very dangerous. I know, but are you going any place to meet people? Huh. Huh. Are you making any effort to find out where there are groups of young people at your age? Yes, and I've been to a couple things and they were extremely lame. Okay, okay, as long as you're going and and investigating and remember you know, there's, nothing wrong with with a nice. Huh. Okay. Uh, at your age.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[laughter]. I've already gotten your your pin and stuff like that from time to time. Yeah, [laughter]. You'll get a call. Well, you notice that you got a message from the switchboard saying if you're ready to receive a call. I guess, or things like that. Right [laughter]. I have actually never gotten. They picked up the phone and pick that up because I'm doing this from home and usually it's another member of the family that gets it and then they get a chance to, I think enter a two or three or something like that. Huh. If you're a 45 seconds away or something like that basically though after figuring out a little bit on the top. Bye. Huh. Uh, usually the the way it works is the caller a hits, the one key and we record for about well, it goes for about four minutes or so. [laughter]. And then we get a recorded voice saying, uh, we're out of recording capability, please finish up your conversation. . Oh. I see. So. Okay, well great. Um, yeah, are you do you do much camping? He's. Oh yeah, I've got lots and I assume that you do some. So if okay, good. I do indeed. Well, let's go ahead. I'll get the recording started then we can go from there. Probably sound good to you. Yeah, I'm. Just sure we talk about. I don't know. I the equipment and places and, um, I don't know what all, but what wait a minute. Sounds good. What I'll do is, um, hang on a second here? Okay. What I'd like to do a my wife has somewhat better memory than I do and if I can get her to, um, just jot down some reminders for me as we are talking it will, um, help me is that? Alright, how you do that. Oh huh. Just all things we she's camping and just you know, places we've been and uh, other new things. I can tell them about the. Yeah, okay. There shouldn't be any problem. I think you'll find that. We can use up to five minutes about like the blink of an. I R A. Say again. We can probably use up five minutes talking about things in the blink of an. Huh. I it'll go much faster than you think. Okay, I suspect though. Okay. Okay, okay here we go. Okay. Well, we are we're talking about camping a board. That's one of my favorite things in my life. Well it takes place with me with respect to competition with other things. I'm one of those people that you know he dies with the most toys wins and so we have a fair number of toys. [laughter]. Right. Uh, one of my favorite, a backpacking stories is, uh, when my wife and I took a trip from crest Butte up over the Hill into Aspen and what we've done is we had sent some cities. Are a civilian clothes. So to speak, um, on ahead to the hotel in Aspen and we back packed over the mountains. It took us a three days or so and got into Aspen and a Donde cities and rented the old clicker handbook. Huh. And rode around Aspen on the bike. And, uh, when the after the next day, a, um, put up our camping close back on and mailed our civic CDs back home and climb back over the mountains. Huh. Huh. Oh. sounds great. Yeah. I I've never had a chance to back back around Aspen, although I did do some a packing into the lost Valley wilderness area, which is a wondered miles or so South of that. Lost Valley. I think, that's, what it's called a. Where is where is lost Valley? Oh. essentially West of Boulder. Not Boulder a Fort Collins. Fort Collins, huh. No, wait a minute, not Fort Collins either Colorado springs. Colorado springs. You can tell it's it's that was 20 years ago. It was a my wife and I were on a honeymoon as a matter of fact, we did three months of driving and backpacking in the United States for a honeymoon, which which is why. Huh. Huh. I'm a real fan of camping. I guess, partly. Sounds good. Uh, unfortunately, my backpacking experience has not been as good recently. Mainly because the type of camping I've been doing has been with the boy Scouts and boy scout backpacking is a far cry. Yes, I'm. Sure, you have to deal with all the voice God's. [laughter]. Yeah, actually last summer. I had a chance to just take a about one group of 61 group of seven out on a single overnight and it turned out to be just beautiful weather and nobody had any real trouble. Huh. The worst trouble that we had was one boy. We got about, we walked about five miles or so on easy trail about halfway there. We stopped for a a break and I told every every boy bring two canteens just to make sure because water was not quite very plentiful. Huh. This is in northern Idaho. Huh. It was time for a break and, uh, the one fellow said, oh boy, I'm. I thirsty and he said, well, why, don't you have some water? Well, I didn't bring any water. I just bought the canteen. Oh. no speaking of whether do you carry a a altimeter / Potter. Huh. No, I haven't gotten that sophisticated on it. Sounds like you've done some things like that. I have as a matter of fact, one of the parts of the aspirin trip was.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh. this is the thing they some linguistics department at Pennsylvania will pay you to call anybody as long as it's a native English speaker. Oh. And so and it's free. So I I have a half hour free conversation and you're the only native English speaker whose number. I know overseas. So you want by a knockout. Oh. All though, I've been getting considerable. Uh, I get to talk to your fax quite often, but that apparently doesn't count. Huh. So you're earning. Excuse me. Yeah, I'm. Preparing for my trip. I'm leaving tomorrow that block and I'm going to London. Huh. Huh. I'm gonna be there till Sunday morning, I'm going over to new York. Oh. you will go to new York. Well, the ticket I I I still don't know if I'm going, but they gave me it they're gonna give me a ticket tomorrow. Everything's on one ticket and it can't be canceled. . Huh. If it can't be canceled what's gonna happen. I said, well, I'll, just go and enjoy himself. [laughter]. [laughter]. So I may have a may I have a lot of free time on my hands. Yeah, well, so when you think you'd arrive in new York. Uh, I should be arriving there. Uh, if I leave Sunday morning, I'll, arrive there. Midday Sunday. Midday Sunday of what a week from tomorrow or a week from today. . Hey huh. Yeah, it'll be a week from today. [laughter]. Uh, it'll be a morning flight I'll be getting there on day. Yeah. And then I'll be able to go to. The hotel. Probably one or 2. . So you're gonna try to figure out how to get there. You figure out the bus schedule yet. Well, the bus is horrendous, maybe we could, especially if you got a lot of time we could meet in Manhattan or something. Well, the best thing to do is just to call up there's a Korean taxi service. We use just call one of them and have them have them drive me over to your place. Oh yeah, well that's a possibility. Yeah, um, because there's a service we use out of Fort Lee. Huh. Yeah, they probably have some, off sort of off the records prices. Holder. Uh, yeah, yeah, well, they they, uh, uh, you know, go, you said your 10 miles away. I'm, 10 miles away from Manhattan is probably straight out a route three and from Fort Lee. Uh, I know from driving it's about,. Uh, oh. I don't know 30 minutes or something. 30 minute drive. Yeah. Huh. That sounds like more than 10 miles. Well, no, I say it's 30 miles direct out from Manhattan. But coming down for Fort Lee it's, 630 minutes. Well, if you have to go through the toll gates and things like that it's it's Fort Lee it's about 12 miles or something 15. Okay, yeah, that'll be 20 minutes. You know. Yeah. Okay, yeah, I that's one possibility. So mean huh. Yeah now the vertical travel in new Jersey is is very difficult. Huh huh. Yeah, well, that's one of the one of the things. I'm gonna be the same place. So you know, the number. No we'll. Tell it to me again. I don't have it with me by. Oh. well, it's, the the Glen. hotel. Yeah, a. Yeah. Mariette. Huh. Find it in there. Yeah, well I I all the news from Korea. The releasing that 40 for the guy's been present fourty, four years. I haven't seen all like probably Communist or something. Yeah. Oh yeah, yeah, I remember reading one thing about him. Then they've got some attention then the, uh, there's. Some sort of rabbit caused by A G I N the sole subway. Oh. that is after the building collapsed. Everybody forgot about that. You know, after scooping, you know, for 500 people dead out of this whole thing in a few G I's fighting a subway was nothing. . Yeah. And yeah, that's. All the the Prime, the Prime news. So,. Anyway, like I told him that. Uh, the Internet a transmission there you know, one of these guys that I was in the Army with. Huh. Suddenly popped up in new Jersey. You know. I know this is new York there. Yeah. That's. Why I was asking about that? Well, well the address thing. Well, it's it's it's it's, the hanging on by the the the figures sort of thing, but the only the only guy who's. Oh. made it is is accurate. And he made it big, but but yeah. Oh. it Harvard. Oh yeah, well that's. Not easy. You know that they they hire back a lot of their people who graduated there. That's because they got a lot of money in the back. You. And that's the only university it does that. Yeah, but I mean the fact that he he actually did get an academic physician that's that's a because all those people went off also to bright eyed. . Oh. there's another guy. Who went down to U S C here? The last date of. Yeah, the only the only person I know that were made for literature was a guy named McCann. Who might be at Cornell? Yeah, he's still around. I seeing his name pop up here. Yeah, but Ramsey's vanished. He's supposed to be in Japan from what. I've heard, but he he you know, he fell into a trap. . He could never get 10 years. Yeah, well he was in Columbia and. Yeah, he was there like five years. They turned it down for 10 year then he went somewhere else if he was down in college Park, Maryland and he was, I think it's only a non tenure track down there and it's supposedly supposed to be back in Jane. You. Now. You. But you know, he's probably you know, become an endless teacher at some unit. You. I know a guy I believe, not. No guy from Manhattan. Who's up in support of his major? Huh. He did an M B A. Yeah, [laughter]. Huh. Believe it or not he's and he's an English teacher. Now he got a a a sort of well, they they don't really have a 10 year. Huh. You know, farmers don't have. Like a long term teaching position. Hello. But you know after I taught at university and I don't know. No way I don't envy them. Yeah, no, the S L people are our second class citizen. I I well, you should see what the Japanese student after they torture them for six years in middle school and high school. They wanna do anything in college particular. Yeah, well, let's. See you get the students. The same way. Now what is doing the teaching at records. Are are in Japanese. Are not leaving the class like by any means. [laughter]. Well, there you know, they want to relax for a couple of years and. Try to try to give them some lectures about. Um, you know, that's that's. Great. You brought your body to class, but you must remain conscious really. Well the biggest problem I had was trying not to flip them. I had to, I had to recycle the same questions. Two or three times to get them to pass, but was humiliating for the teacher you know, just you know, I I I told my friend who taught there you know, I said, well, you know, I I gave him questions once and I you know, two thirds of fails. . You. I gave him the same questions. Almost all the same questions again. They said half of them failed, you know, sometimes have to give the same questions. Three times, huh. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, that's it's huh. So you know, you know that kind of teaching position. I can live without as matter fact, I got, I got a couple of good possibilities and then I told you. No. Huh. One is a you know, doing media type the ventures and negotiating with them and there's this computer thing. Huh. You know. Huh. Coming up in March and believe it or not. They want me to be the President. Huh. Of the company. Oh. you could be the next bill gates, huh. Excuse me. You could either the next bill gates. Well, you know, we start talking about CEO. You get all sorts of privileges with that. You know, like a car driver. You know, housing you know, big facts, salaries. You know. We'll, look forward to a girl soft 97, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. No it's. Actually, uh, it's. That you know that new operating system will tell you, but it's in Japan. Oh no. Uh, I I told you that several months ago. . And they're gonna they're gonna it. Oh yeah, there are. There's an. I was looking at a a American bulletin board. There is some sort of carrion system out. That's been developed in the States. I don't know what a. No, no, this is the professor who develop this one is here. Yeah. The one in the States is probably to work on Unix or something. You know to the it's difficult to send messages in Korean across the Internet. Yeah. And I've got a copy of you know that. Uh, you Dora for English. Yeah. But I can't you know, people try to send me foreign language messages. Bye. Hello. I got all these nonsense characters on my screen. Well, well, they're. Yeah, they're. Well, there are some, uh, there is some going on because some of the on the green bullet board, some of the messages you pick it up and get just, um, you know it what amounts to code it looks like the director system is A I only discovered that there's certain unmarked, computers. That will receive pictures and if they don't receive pictures then you'll either get a message that we can't accept this or instead of a. Instead of a picture. You'll, get alphabet and numbers. It's sort of over and over again and, uh, some of the messages have been like that and and uh, apparently they're they're, not upon a graphic there just a it's it's. Yeah. The . So you could probably decode it if you could, you know, work out the sit down to work out the pattern, but there is they are sending some kind of the Korean Americans are using some kind of a system here. Yeah, they probably do anyway, this this new thing is for that auto texture. My friend Antonio. Did and they're gonna Carina and put on the market here and if there's a good possibility will succeed here even though it wasn't me. Huh. No. Didn't. So widely in Jan. . Because it's a new type of carrion language processing function. So. Huh. It's supposed to be much better than what's currently used which is lousy. Yeah, yeah. They're two Corinne, movies. That are about to be filled in new York and Washington one is a credo TV production of Correa gauge. And I remember that part comes in business. Huh huh. They're gonna do that in Washington and they the, I have to pick up a copy of the the the actors trade newspaper and they had to call for a caissons to play the senators, huh. [laughter]. Believe in. I met son's, girlfriend in. Oh Mandy . No, no, no, he had a Korean girlfriend to. Yeah, well you know the guy who was tied up with him. In free was Peter Bartholomew. Huh. And he supposedly was submitted to go back and testify the Congress and. I remember that the newspaper here. But, um, and I guess he's still in . Yes, um, I haven't seen anyone from the, uh, the only one I saw was a and . Yeah, remember this now. Alright, well, he's grey. Hired now. Fact, [laughter], and I still got is where he married is Corinne girlfriend and. Huh. Yeah, uh, you know that they had a child and you know, he's still working and doing government work if I don't envy him. [laughter]. Huh. You know, I wanna admire his ability to absorb. All that punishment. [laughter]. . Yeah, yeah, I hope it's might be over there. Conceivably. Well, he was he wouldn't have I guess you wouldn't have known a guy named . No, I heard of his name before. I remember hearing about him down in the yeah, he was in some kind of a consulting company or something here. Yeah, he was. He would he would marry people and get them pregnant and abandon them and marry someone else. And get them present. He apparently married. Somebody a very well placed his father sort of give him his own company is a is a wedding present. [laughter]. So evil evil gets its due reward in the end you know, [laughter]. Bye. Well, I believe in Carmel. I think it's gonna catch up with them. Well, yes, maybe two lives from now, but you know. Huh. That's only the comment there has to be a hell because something's gotta catch up with these people who are making out making out like bandits, right now. . But [laughter]. Yeah, I'm I'm sort of weary of the of the. This sort of thing here. I don't know this is this whole, uh. Huh, I don't know this whole society, sort demoralizing and and nobody nobody keeps the word anymore. And it suddenly struck me the one of the reasons of pulling out of Rita was was. Being tired of of being sort of marginal person, but it's sort of the same. It's sort of the same year. You know. [laughter]. I can't get my, I can't get my visa. Revoked or they can't refuse to renew my visa, but just about everything else, huh. Oh. you know you gotta you gotta take care of yourself and. Yeah, but it's you you can't you can't be autumn's. You do depend on other other people. Well the thing is you know, you're gonna you know, save your pay. So you can retire you know. Yeah, but it's it's a. It's something. Interesting with old life. Hoping hoping for some. Now I I my favorite saying is there's. No, such thing as a good job. You know, just varying types of bad job and I you know even you know this thing about you know, becoming see over company. You know. I I already know. That's gonna be a lot of problems. If I get into that thing. Yeah, well, I I would be sort of worry. Cause I I do consulting in quotation marks. Once a week for a Korean company here and like every other company, I've worked for it's it's. Uh, I'm I'm. There a play toy. You know, it's sort of sort of need to have somebody that you can send off on. Sort of a what is it the nights used to do a nights. Would go out and uh. Oh what's. The term not not, they go out on a mission. They oh. they go out on a quest and so, yeah, so I I get sent out on on froze. Quests. You know in return. Sometimes, surprisingly successfully to discover that they're. No longer interested in what. I've been. Oh. that happens all the time. No longer interested. What I've been sent out to do? And you know, and well. However, we're, we know, we're getting involved. You know, on International scale, you know, all these different seems like that's the way business works in all cultures, you know, just a matter of how much chaos you know, there is? You know. A one day you're supposed to do something. So you do it then they tell you the next day when you're not supposed to have done that you should have done this and we don't really need that anymore as that goes on all the time. Yeah, but it's it's, it seems to be a lot of times the tendency to you know, you have your your your pet American to to do this kind of thing. As long as they pay you. Well. No, that huh. $20 an hour, something $30 an hour. You know. Well, there's also that sort of a we can't pay you that much because you'd be paying more than one of us and that will not happen. K. That's. Oh. that's, the company network and all the foreigners are are paid higher annual salaries and the and they get free housing. . You get bonus bonuses. No, no, they didn't want a bonus system. Yeah, because there's not a bonus here. It's, not a real bonus anyway. You know, it's just you divide your annual salary up into bonus plus your monthly install. Huh. Yeah, yeah, but I mean the if you're trading. I get a bonus myself, but it's, not you know, like I said, it's part of my annual figure. . Yeah, but but I don't know. Well, I did get I did get a pay raise just. Yeah, well. They know because they, you know, I'm still the lowest paid in the company compared to all these other engineers which is one of the. Huh. You know, wanna. I wanna go out and. Huh. Uh, get a new job. Yeah, well, do you think either of those things? The the what was it. The computers or the the media what's the media 1. Ah, you know, it's a multi media type thing you know. From the. Studios and probably passing late. I don't know what the I. Yeah, you're. They, they wanna go into medium. You know across the board, which is that's a lot of work. That's. Why I have big? You know, when you say media you mean like doing a some sort of interactive CD or something. Uh, no it's. All types of things you know that that would be one part of it. You know, some kind of description like that, but also be moviemaking movies showing you know. Huh. Huh. Well, the movie industry and Chris, still pretty bad. Nobody that much money on it. They're. All the all the big companies now want to get into a you know, media ventures. . Because you know the money's in the software. You. So there you know, they're setting up companies on the outside and starting new media ventures. . Still. I don't know how many are gonna be successful to tell the truth? You know. Well, I know that there's there there is some. I have heard some irritation here because the both Taiwan and and and A P R C movies. Are doing incredibly. Well, and and and sometimes they're showing not even dubbed in in in regular American movie houses. This this this is when you think about it is amazing because. We'll, speak to . Yeah, the everybody is his speaking Chinese and the and it's just some title, which Americans you know, will not tolerate theoretically and all of it's a Chinese. . Plot, a you know, it's not you know, it's not a cool thing. It's it's like you know in P R C it might do with a resolution or something like that. Uh, and someone you know, sort of critical and the Taiwan. They had a modern story with with with 2. This Chinese guy was in love with American Chinese guy was in love with American boy, but he's forced into marrying Chinese girl for the benefit of his parents. It's a little controversial for Taiwan, but it went down here. Oh. And, uh, well the in that film, they did have one American, but it's it's amazing when when the American public will not tolerate a a French or or Spanish. That they will they will go to see a Chinese feel in Chinese with with everybody non Caucasian, but anyway, the result of this is the is our. Uh, the crane moviemakers are flipping out and Ah, if we could only get into the American market and start getting some of those pesos ourselves and [laughter], huh. As long as they don't phone the trap of the formula. Film and they. Well, it's it's. The same it's, the same result as they had with with. Um, with with data winning the mobile price for literature it's, just if we just translate something from Korean into anguish then we can get the price to you know, the problem is with you also got a problem with content, huh. [laughter]. It's it's, not simply a translation problem, huh. But there there is this there is a sort of interest in in a no, Geez, if the Chinese can do it. Why. Can't. Why can't Koreans, but it's it's, interesting? That you know Japanese used to have an art movie following with Japanese movie industry. Is sort of down the drain. Yeah, well, it's mostly Como movie little bit now. Yeah, but it's a. Matter fact, one of the guys, I went to a a you know, linguistics department where's later dropped out and became a room director and since they weren't enough of actors the later became an actress [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, he probably wanted to be [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. you know, kind of embarrassing the professor you know, got a metal from the employer and everything and he's a world famous professor and you know, one of his students and from God, film, you know. Yes. Huh. Yeah. You're doing only simulated, sex fax. Yeah, well, it's. So. Huh. You'll you'll end up in that [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I'll. Have a bail again, that's. All I can see. Yeah. S N you man makes good huh. But so a house a. Yeah huh. So I don't know the things are just just sort of sort of hanging klinkner is supposed to to have been back now, but he's not made any any contact he's supposedly setting up his wife and child here while he. Fills out his contract and urns money. There. And he he hopes that his wife can can try to sort of track. Potential job openings. I don't know, what's gonna happen about that. Yeah, he's gonna have lots of publications. If he was smart to be using his time to write publications even shitty. 1. Yeah, well what the question is getting getting them getting them in. Because the more the better when you. I think I think he must have finished this thesis now, but it's it's, the you know, it's a. We have to cut the PhD in. I think he I think he does have the PhD, but it's you know, it's the. . You know who. You know, they're a lot of T H D is out there and and you know, and. Oh sure. I don't know. So see see what. To see what happened. Now his best chance as a job overseas. I don't get anything in the U S. You know. Well, it's. It sees the can be you know, political science professor plus English. Yeah, yep. As long as he's smart enough to stay out of his warrant countries little bizarre. Yeah. Alright. Yeah, well he he says when he goes out line. He has to be sort of bundled up and you know. He he has to be bundled up. Know, Larry, his wife. Oh. oh his wife. Yeah, yeah. She has to be bundled up and uh. Um, the. It's it's amazing over there that the government was apparently dictating to the. He was trying to get the his child. His son into one of the embassy schools and they saw the government was starting to. Dictate to these to the schools. You know, what's going to go on in them. You know that they the curriculum will be Muslim. You and the children will sit on opposite sides of the classroom. [laughter]. Well, I wouldn't take you know, I wouldn't take a job in Saudi. No matter how much they gave me? You. He must be tax free status though, right. Yeah, I think so. Well, I think you know he was just you know, he's got he's got pressures. We don't have he's. Got a wife and child and. What are they paying them over there for anything? . I don't know he never, he never said that, but he did say he say he's saving money, which is a a important. . But I haven't done before probably. Well, he's been you know, being in graduate school. I think it's pretty, uh. On the mouse. You know, the little graduate school thing and I think Larry . Down the route. Lining is taking some courses to and you know of course having the Sun and and so forth and so will you know obviously get increasingly expensive as he gets older. Yeah. So it goes on, well, I'm surprised you haven't run into cash for. No, I I found. I found a a hash down in Maryland. That's, right. Yeah, well, you don't know if he's the one though. You want to send you a list of everybody. A phone. Well, I can, I can get one of those. Those those programs too. I I once I tried looking for it for who's disappeared. I I guess I guess. So I told you that there was was a one truck, Kentucky. Oh. I can't see him in Kentucky. Lewisville. You know. I have to go where you know where the, where the money is. And you know he was supposed to become a lawyer, which is a little difficult to believe. Yeah, I think the Marines got him. [laughter]. [laughter], but anyway, he did become a lawyer. I'm. Sure, he didn't, uh, you know become a you know, get into a top flight. Walker. Yeah. Yeah, he's probably doing something like a you know, the specialized E W Y thing. Yeah. Lawyer or something. You know, quickie device. [laughter]. Can make a crack call and say this this is . That wants to make an appointment with you. Footnote he's a memory. [laughter]. See. . Anyway, you know, everybody's moving around from what. I've been reading here. You know, people from California now gone up to the northwest. Yeah. People a fail on the North. The. Yeah, well that people leaving Alaska because it's it's a good. Uh, there's. A lot with the Republicans in there's a. Well, if you sort of unpreserved a wilderness is up there and they wanna level these the timber and so forth. What. They they want to chop down all the timber up there. You know, it creates jobs. Oh. Never never mind.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Rita. Yeah. Oh. okay is it recording. Yes, yeah, [laughter]. Is it okay, huh? Okay, oh. you know the snow that's happening. Yeah. Oh my God, my car is I mean, that my car, my dad's car half covered. Yeah. Hello. I mean, you can only see the top part. That's. It there's, nothing else. Me. My sister were like playing outside. Oh. my God, it's like comes up to our knees. Are you serious? Yeah. We are not gonna have school tomorrow. And the. There's. No way I mean, this is gonna end next tomorrow at noon. Is. And the thing is that we have to take our dog out tonight. Yes, [laughter]. I know I don't know how I'm gonna do it. We took our dog out. He's like walking right into the snow because when we open the main door. All the snow is like half a foot by now and then our dog is less than that. Huh. So he's walking, right into the snow. [laughter]. Here. I can't pull you said that. Surprise didn't, get buried. [laughter]. [laughter]. God. I I just hope that next Monday. You know, for Martin Luther King day. Yes. We just don't have that day off. Then. You know, I mean they probably might make school that day because of tomorrow. Well, no, they probably take off from our spring break. That's really. Oh yeah, like last year, not last year, but the year before that. What happened? Is. . So. Someone's. No. We do. I'm looking at my window here. You're working on your window. Now. I'm looking out my window. Oh. you did that. All morning. . This morning. When I woke up, I thought there wasn't gonna be any snow on the ground and when I went outside it was like for instance now I know I was like the, I know it was like so cool? Huh. No, it just keeps falling. Huh. So which the address. Yesterday. I really do anything, huh. That. Well, I went, I skating, huh. Not really. Well, I didn't go. I only I went, I was gonna I didn't want to because I was really mad. Cause my dad didn't take me out driving. Driving, huh. Yeah, because I was supposed to go out driving yesterday and we're gonna I'm like I go downstairs. Sorry. I'm, like data. We driving he's like a lot that I know of like. Oh. did you get your license yet? No, I I take my test. Um, not not this Tuesday next Tuesday, the 16th and huh. That's, good oh good luck. When she's supposed to get it like two months ago, [laughter]? Yeah thinking of over [laughter], but that that was the first time I was supposed to take it. My mom can find a place and the second time. Oh. I failed, huh. Oh. and did you go to the same? Dmv in Cherry Hill or it's the second 1. So it's, another 1. No it's it's. Not a dmv it's the inspection station where you take the test. Oh. You know. Well, did you do it, but you did the school already right? Well, that's that's. Just behind the wheel. You know, the practice and lowering your insurance. Yeah, you did that. What's. It where is the best place to go for your driving desk because I don't want like sale because I know it's gonna fill my vision test. Winslow. Best place to go. Is window because, um, you know, carry she's supposed to take the test tomorrow. There. Yeah. [laughter]. Oh. wow [laughter]. Oh. I don't think. So [laughter], but I heard like somebody I knew took the test in Winslow and there was like it. Wasn't snowing, but there's. Huh. No, on the ground. Yes. All they had to do was driving a straight line and Park and they passed. That's. It that's it. Yeah, didn't. I'm gonna have to do this in April they're gonna make me do all this stuff. Have to. Because I mean, it's close to summer time. They're gonna make me all this stuff. Is. You know, and I'm gonna get my lessons till June and that really is up. I don't. I don't think I've ever gonna if it keeps snowing because is supposed to show on Friday. That's. Really again. Why I heard it says no, Friday and I don't think, I'm gonna take my pen? Cool. I I just hope this terms get delayed and I wanted to be really later on because I have to take the S A T on the 27th and the exams are 242526. Is. Yeah. Huh. So it's like the exams and then the S A T. Oh the exams on the 24th or someone tell me the 21st. Yeah. Oh. no [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I got. Oh God, you know how my status teacher gave us loads of homework if we have off tomorrow. Huh. She's, the only person. Who's doing this and she's like I hate her? [laughter]. Did you ever have Miss Lang? No I've heard stories about her [laughter]. Yeah, oh my God, she's. I hate her she's like the worst teacher. She can't teach. I mean, she can't teach, but like she needs more enthusiasm. I mean, people just get bored in her classic. Is. All sleep and stuff. I liked her 9th grade, but I had her this year. Wait you're in you're in Spanish through right. Yeah. Yeah, you better hope to get the next year. She's. Like really cool teacher. S. She yeah, because like she she's just like real funny. 7. She like explains things. So that you really understand it. Yeah, my sister had her last year. She's saying the same thing. And. She's got Miss . This year she says that Miss rule. Doesn't teach. Well, like she can't control the class. Huh. Joanna has her this year. That's. What she's saying? I wonder I wonder if your sister your sister is in Spanish too. Send it to. Yes. I wonder if she's in Joanna class to ask her. Huh. Well, my sister's got like a bunch of jobs in her class. [laughter]. So I don't I don't think so. Huh. I have like all these sophomores. My classes just huh. Yours back to. Yeah, yeah, there's like no, no [laughter]. And Francis here. Do you think, huh huh? I passed it like a 60, but huh. I've just been like French just kinda getting too hard. . [laughter]. Like really difficult. I don't feel like going to school. I don't think, we're having school tomorrow, but I was going to school to speak it off. Yeah, well on on like channel, six news they said they canceled Philadelphia public schools for tomorrow already. I'm like well, how come they can't tell us now. So that we don't get up at 630 or whatever. I don't think so. And have to come downstairs and check that. Yeah, now see is that we are getting more snow than the Poconos. I know I know I saw that I'm like we that's what I said. Yeah, it's weird. My sister, I'm like wait. We have the most slow. We have more snow than . Yeah, I know, it's still cool. . We we didn't have this kind of snow until like last time we had it was like, um, like nine years ago when I was in the second rate. . We have like 26 inches snow. That. Yeah, I remember that we the. Yeah, it was like so long ago and now it's like all day it's like a blizzard that's. Yeah, we've pictures of me. That's. No. See this morning. I took my dog out and I was, I cleaned my dad's car. Oh. no. It was outside. I clean the whole thing like took all the snow off the roof and everything and it's covered again. [laughter]. Cover it totally covered like I didn't. Do anything. And I don't know how I'm gonna clean up the snow last night. You know, my sister. We heard the, about the blizzard. So we put the salt on the, um, on the porch and it's totally covered. 7. Yeah, no it's. Like I was gonna help you now, huh. And now, it's, I think is it's worse. Now because now we have a layer of ice because the snow melted and it came water and now we have a layer of ice underneath the snow it's worse. It's. . Is. Now and my lawn called and said to do this last night because my parents were out last night. Huh. They said to do this for them and we did it, but now, it's like it was like we just waited the time because it was freezing out there when we're doing it. I really don't think, it's gonna show. I was like, yeah, because they said it last time. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know I I looked so. I'm like where I woke up. I'm like, whoa, [laughter]. I didn't believe it when I woke up, I didn't see the snow at first because it was like it was probably showing. So much that it was like totally quite so I couldn't see it. Yes. So I was like, oh great I'm. Probably gonna see nothing on the ground like that's. What happened? Last time, but then when I woke up, I saw like there's, four inches of snow on the ground. . Huh. Alright, so it's still cool though. Yeah, because like for some reason, I woke up like around two o'clock, I don't know what woke me up and I looked out I'm like, oh yeah, it's supposed to snow tonight or whatever. I look at the window. I don't really see anything. I'm like, oh okay. It's. Not snowing. They lied again. Huh. [laughter]. I was going back to sleep look a little later. I'm, like wow. Huh. Bye. Away. I wish. Because the thing is that once you get more staying school summertime. You. Cause it's it got it gets too hot in that school during summer. And I haven't, I hardly have any classes in the Hall and that's where all the extension is. Huh. Bye. Well, these are rooms in the home. [laughter]. Yeah, no, she never turns on the TV. I know. I I go around school. I see every class room with the TV on and our classes the only one with no TV like last two years. [laughter]. I had no television there. Wasn't any television in our home room because they were both. Um, to both years. I had, um, math class rooms. . So this is the first year that I have a TV in my room and they don't even turn it on. Alright. I hate that. They have TV'S in the rooms. All like the rooms this year because yeah, because I remember there because couple my like signs classrooms didn't, have TV'S like last year. Even the bathroom. . Oh. that's, great. Last two years. I didn't get the TV and now this year that everyone has it. Yeah. Oh. do you have got the, um, new thing that they're gonna do like they're gonna have like, um, they're gonna shorten the period? Huh. And then they're gonna have more periods or something. Something like that. How can I do that? They're gonna instead of 45 minutes for each period because lunch too long they're gonna have like 30 minutes or something. Yeah. They think much is too long. They think months too long. Huh. So they're gonna have like a 30 minutes for each period. They're gonna extend the period. We're gonna have more period. Oh my God. I know and now, we're gonna be in it'll seem like we're in school longer, but we actually won't be we're gonna have more classes. I know, it'll be the same amount of time you know. Yeah, we're gonna have more classes, but take more classes now. I'm not even taking the ones next year. I don't think because I. Huh. Well, I see. Well, I well, I didn't think I don't have a lunch here in one day like on Wednesdays. I like start to death. So I do know, it's like I'm. [laughter]. So hungry. But at the end of the day. Oh. my bio teacher. She left us like because she knows some people. Don't have lunches. So she left a seat right. Yeah, but I have. She even tells us food. I have Mister Kay. He doesn't. Let us even clap, Mister Kay. Who do you have? Oh. The pervert histories a pervert. Oh. Oh. For chemistry, huh. Yeah. See I'm seeing Vance bio, huh. Oh. you know. Um, did you ever learn in? In English that, um, when you're running to a retail. . Did you ever learn that with people with book piece? Not , but people gas piece, they're like sex craze. Okay. No. Huh. They are and he's got gas seat major he's. [laughter]. Got major gas seats. Oh my gosh. I said I know he I the way he laughed everything I think he actually gives extra credit for the girls who we're short scripts. Me Sears, huh. I think he does. I I and then that's where you know, , Donde. Yeah. She used to error short scripts in this class. All the time. Huh. And I don't know if she got her not, but I heard this. I don't know. I heard this from my sister's friend. Huh. And I don't know if this is really true, but do you remember in middle school generally? Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, oh. I got my sister's friends actually tested him by dropping a pencil and and one of the girls who was wearing a skirt picked it up and they actually took the picture of him watching her. Huh. . They took a picture of them. Yeah, they had, they have approved. Won't. Gosh, [laughter]. They got like the picture. Everyone they've got me copies and my sister has until like like I couldn't believe it when my sister was actually doing this. [laughter]. I didn't know till she came home and showed me. Huh. I never had Mister. I have Mister . I got channel or something. Chandler. Yeah. Yeah. I generally. [laughter]. I think handed she used to tell me stories about that'll like [laughter]. Huh. He used everyday he's to come in and show his mechanical pencil to us. . And tell us the history of it like we don't really care. Yeah, well my guys tell us the story about how I cut my thumb off on this. All you know, like like I was like, ooh, [laughter]. Oh yes, yes huh. Huh. I was afraid to use anything that especially with him because I was figuring if he's a teacher and like he got his somehow does he know what he's really doing you know, like no I'm not gonna use this stuff. Yeah, I know. Huh. . . Sean snow. Is getting really deep. Like that has to go out and plow it today. Huh. He got called in to work he's, not supposed to be working today. Huh. He got called in. Wait he's gonna plow. Yeah, he's. Like he's like, um, I don't know how to explain job. He worked for the government, but like. Yeah. He does all kinds of different things, but when it snows, he gets called in to work and he has to plow the snow for Simmons in township. So. Huh. There's, two, people walking right now in the middle of the road. [laughter]. There's goes walking there like to kinda fat people there to kind of fat people just walking a little road. Oh my gosh. Huh. Oh my God, I can't believe who would wanna go out of this weather right now. Huh. That's. My sister's like I wanna let's walk up. [laughter]. It's, just if you're doing that thing you know holding down the backyard. Oh. she's going to. I asked her about that after this. My sister. I told my sister she's like only got that. So close she wants to do it now she really does and the problem is that have to get the hose out. [laughter]. Everything inside the garage and now, it's like, oh my God, I'm getting a call now. Huh. Alright, no, but didn't you hear that little bit before does that mean it went off? I'm, not even call. Yeah. No it's. Because I'm getting another call. [laughter]. Oh. it's still recording, huh. Yeah, it's. Not recording. So, I'm just gonna totally ignore it. Yeah. It probably was a suspense anyway. I mean, I'm like asking as a Secretary today getting so many calls. Huh. That's. What I I forgot? I was talking to yesterday. I was telling about that like I was talking about the thing. You're telling me and I'm like what. Huh. If I get a what if I get another call. Should I just ignore it? I can't answer it. Yeah, I'm gonna ignore it because probably suspense anyway. So I'm, not nice. Yeah. But well huh. My sister is trying to talk to me. And I can't talk back to her. [laughter], but we're the only school that hasn't been canceled on TV yet. Huh. And I'm like. It's the that's because I think they don't really, um, actually, find out about suburban, a new Jersey. . Everything. They mostly find out about Philadelphia. Oh no, but they canceled. Um, Haddonfield or something. Cherry Hill. Oh my God, they actually. Um, yeah, they announced it on channel six of course, are, yeah. Huh. That's us hours is gonna be canceled there's. No way I mean, there's already more than two inches. Well if it isn't I'm, not going to phone I've, never seen my life to go to school. Huh. It's too much snow. I know. Especially wait, my bus driver is crazy. Okay, he swerves the bus on purpose I'm, not joking. . Huh. He. Is this do you have a lady for myself? No, I have this old guy who was that the cob oils jacket. Oh. I don't think I know because I have the solitude bus driver. Sometimes. Oh my gosh, she goes crazy. We have Tonton Lake road. . That they have digits on both sides and she like towards if she goes on the other Lane. [laughter]. [laughter]. She does, she goes on the other Lane and then she like she, um, overtakes cars with a bus load of kids and she overtakes cars. [laughter]. 00, my God huh. This lady is totally crazy. And then once when she was doing this another car was there's only head on collision and and I mean, there's another car coming and she didn't even care she's like she's for running to the right Lane. [laughter]. [laughter]. I was like, oh my God, this lady is totally crazy. Wait. She does the area. She kind of not real old she's kind of young. She has. Kind of young kinda old she's sort of fat. To blonde hair. Yeah, yeah. Is it like curly or the Street? Well the day I well, it was sort of wave. Yeah, because I know she's got a Perm last year. I think it's supposed to, I had last year. Really oh my God. Does she does? She try to give her by an attitude showing, huh. Well, so she doesn't have adage pretty cool. Because of my God, she thought we live in Cherry Hill. You don't understand how many times she passed? You know, like the other end of Hawthorne Street and I can get on the other end of Hawthorne. No. Hawthorne. Nope, so. Yeah, no, if you keep going straight on crop. Well, I know, there's two addresses the Hawthorne. Yeah. 00, yeah, yes, yes, yes. The other entrance down the end there. Well, she was like going real fast and I'm thinking she's not gonna make this turn you know, and she didn't even try. . She just went right by it and she went in Cherry Hill and we're like well, everybody was yelling. Huh. [laughter]. They're like hello. Hello, you missed the turn you know, and she's like what. . Oh huh huh. [laughter]. She had to like make us like turnaround Cherry Hill somewhere and we're like, yeah, somebody helping back. God, just leave and she starts asking with us like you're the one who missed turn. This late. This lady is the cell for hours. He she's pretty cool. And everything. But she's like I don't know she wants to commit suicide or something on a plus she does, I mean, I don't know what she does. [laughter]. When she actually drives alone, but when she's got a lot of kids, she's like overtaking cars and there's like a head on collision, huh? Huh. Kinda like what my mom did. And when she went to Kings remember, I told you about that. Oh yeah, you told me. We I I forget why. Yeah huh. We're there. Oh yeah, my sister had to get like a, um, physical for school and we had to go to right school I'm like I see my wife are going for that little like, um, like break way thing, the entrance way, I'm she's, turning I'm like mom. Huh. Oh. we went there. Okay. What are you doing? She's like try to get back on the road. I'm like well, this is like for on coming draft. Yeah. [laughter]. You know, you and just like two seconds after I said that there's like this. This like a jeep Cherokee thing coming right at us I'm layover. [laughter]. I'm like you see you see. And I was like yelling I'll shut up [laughter], huh. Do you know where? Um, an actually lives now. Yes. She told me, but I keep forgetting. I've been to her house. It's it's. Okay, no, um, the light. No you're at the late before you guys turned the left. To let it on back. Oh. like at the, yeah, yeah, yeah. On top of the mill. So yeah, well instead of going, you know, last. Well, I go right. You go straight down that road. Yeah. You just it just winds around winds around and like there's. No houses for like. Wait. You go on that that road little narrow road. Yeah, that little road. I went down there when I was driving for behind the wheel. So scared. If you like it. It goes straight and then there's also occurred. You take the course. No there's, a lot. Yeah, you take you keep taking all the curve. You don't. See how you see a couple of houses, but they're like back in the words, but you'll you'll know, when you hit and development because all send out. Yes, yes, yes. No, where there's. All these new houses and she lives on the very first Street on the right. Oh. Oh. how's. So you just go down there. The house. It's like the second house on the left something I've been to her house like once when God, Brian came, huh, like is there like there's raining, what. So. She told me that. He took you there. He took you there. Yes, came and picked me up. Sure. She's like, Hey, you gotta see my house and I'm like K. And of course it was raining that they, I was like no we're gonna Dodge [laughter]. Huh. Because that road that road is so horrible. It was like, um, a little kind of Lake like right next to it. . A blink. A Lake [laughter], a Lake and the day. Oh wait huh. I was driving and said, she's like staying at the window. She said I was really close to the edge of the curve and if I. Oh. that's. That one Lake with the rock in the middle of the Lake is that the one on that narrow Street is that when you talk about. Oh. . Yeah, it's like under if you hit this little part that's kinda like a bridge. Yeah, yeah, I've been on the road. You know, and there's there's a water underneath the day. Yeah, I've been on service. I was driving her home for like when I was doing my behind the wheel. Yes huh. I drove her home one day. She said I was really close to the edge. Huh. And if I had gone a little bit more. I probably would have like I had the both sides tires in there like, thanks for telling me. Huh. Are family are family used to go fishing that Lake there's like a 000000 mosquito. . Is it a Lake because I I wouldn't really paying attention? It's. Well, I don't know if it's late, but it's probably a small pond or something because and then on that rock there's always a turtle seeing right on top of that rock, but we don't see the trailer anymore. Yeah. [laughter]. . I never caught a fish once my parents did a lot, but my sister once caught a a turtle he left a hook in there. Huh. Huh. In the mouth. I mean, I feel so sorry for the total. Oh. well, one time we went to. . Gosh, these people are coming back. Oh. there's. I guess they waited [laughter]. Oh. is it so is there still snowing outside? Yeah. Oh yeah, it is. Oh my God. Wait now these are two different people. It's like a small kid and so on somebody else. Huh. I don't know, I can't really see them. It's like it's like all white. Yeah, I know it sounds like that there's gonna be wait out today. Wait [laughter]. [laughter]. I don't know how I was getting home from work because my dad has a car and he probably will be home till tomorrow. [laughter]. Is really because like he's like I you guys gonna be. Alright because like I'm on to go home till about 738 o'clock tonight. So we've been. But it's pretty stupid to plow those streets now because it's gonna be late again. No, they they, they, they did this morning. They applied it, but I guess they gave up because I haven't seen a snow clown, a while. I know they were planning are streets too, but I mean, I don't see them anymore. Yes. It's pretty stupid to because it's starting to again because my oh. my God, you should see my house. I know just. I mean, when you open the front door there's like a layer of snow and I don't know, I'm gonna travel it all off. Yes. Huh. We couldn't even open our back door because the snow came up to our back door. I don't know. Were like, yeah. I know ours is like there's like a pile of snow and my dad's car is outside you can see only half of it. Is. Huh. I mean, half of it's in the snow. So I don't know what I'm gonna do my dad's car. My Daddy said that, um, my dad like my dad is out of town. My mom's home. So, um, it's like I should start trying it like just for the day because my dad is gone for the day and he said that I'd ask my dad if I should like, um, started car. . Yes. So like it won't like to stand there, you know, so I said, but my dad is like no, I don't even want to touch my car, but I'm gonna start driving and doing that. Huh. [laughter]. I know, it's like I'm gonna have to drive it sometime. I know I do and he said I don't think, he's gonna actually. Let me get my license after I get my license. I'm gonna sit there with the license at home, but it's like my ticket driving. Yes. I mean, I wait 16 years for this. On C. So I my lawn encourages. It, but my dad is like I don't know she won't. Let me try. I don't know why. Yeah, like, um, we called the Maza place like seven months ago back in June. We were telling them how we wanted to, um, um, trade in our car already even though our like four years wasn't up yet. It was almost, but it wasn't quite and we we're telling we want to trade in our car. Huh. You know, because I was gonna be driving soon and we need an automatic because right now our cars stick and like they said, well, you can't. . . Do right now because like if you, if you want to trade it now, you can, but you have to put a $000 down payment and like we didn't have that money, right now. Huh. . So, we're all right, well wait a couple more months. So, it's been like seven months now and, oh. I was like, because yesterday I tried to drive the car though. It's stuck and I was just getting really mad at it and I'm like I can't drive, the car and I just got back in the Max, you know, like just just got him and then my mom said, well, she's gonna call the other place tomorrow and she's gonna ask them about like if we can trade in our car right now for an automatic. So that I can drive and then hopefully if I get my license I'll be able to drive it [laughter]. Huh. When they expect you licensed in two weeks? What. The 1. Do you expect to get your license? Oh. January 16th. It's like kind of in a week. 16th. Cool. Yeah, it's. My dad's birthday. He has to take me there at 830 morning. Huh. Because he is the way that he like has off because he he couldn't take anymore days off for 1995 that's. Huh. Why I couldn't take it earlier than that? Oh. So. Finally getting a license. Yeah, hopefully I don't feel it again. Did the the license yet? No, she she her birthday was in November and she said that Mister fits didn't call her yet. Yeah. Huh. And I remember like I know sometimes December like beginning December like me and Kathleen were after school day and she had to talk to Mister 5th and he's like she asked him when you know where they up to on behind the wheel and you know, he's like, well with your birthday and Kathleen said December and he's like, oh. we should be getting to you like in two weeks and that was a while ago and if they didn't call an yet and birth is November and then they're going to nowhere near Kathleen's. Yeah, I know. Her. Huh. So I'm kind of like lost. Huh. Cause I mean, usually home. So it's, not like I don't think she missed a call or anything, but I don't know. I just hope they call me on time. Is. They're supposed to wait when my birth is in June. So when would they call me? June. Okay, wait my birth is June. He called me in wait, September. No, October. You called you in October. I think it was. I don't know. I don't know. I don't remember when was I absent was absent in September or October because it was it was one of the days. I was out when I had to go to hospital. Oh huh. Don't. I can't remember that was I can't remember it was either really late September or really early October is when they called me and my birthday is June. Huh. Right. My birth in June. So they should have called me something. But yeah, but. No, but I was born 78. Remember and I'm like a year older than huh. Oh. I'm, sorry. Oh. so wait. So they're gonna call me. They usually call two months before your birthday. . Two months before no. Right. When did they call you then? They okay, my birthday is in June. They called me in like late September early October. So we so it's then after your birthday, they call you with. Yeah, they call you out there really like really behind it because like something happened with the juniors last remember, Mister . Huh. Keep saying, oh. you guys probably ever get to to like late in the summer or whatever. And you know. So like my birth is in June they're, not gonna call me till this year, September or October. Oh. Well, no, I mean, it could be it would probably be earlier than that because it's. Oh. I don't know, [laughter]. It better not be at the end of the like the end of the summer or something. [laughter]. I wanna get my license before the summer. Well, well you don't have you can get your license. You don't have to take you can wait till for that behind the wheel thing. Well, actually, no, you can't. I don't even have my permit yet on 16. I guess. Well, you can go down and get yourself. I know I know I can, but my dad's not gonna allow this. That's like Kathleen. Did. You know, he's like I can. Yeah, you don't wanna talk to those people down there by yourself because I had to do that one day I'm, just like explaining to the guy like hi, I'm here. Huh. I want to do this thing and then the guys just giving me an attitude like,. Huh. But that's not even gonna take me that's like I'm like. Well when I get my license and cause some if we get our new car, which like I was gonna talk to the deposit place tomorrow. . I can take you up there. Oh. cool. I'll, take you over there because one day you know, maybe I'll have the car and everything and I'll take you because that's doesn't Joanna. Oh. it's. Cool. Okay. That's. Fine. Do for me because we even though I live like so close to it, huh. . Nobody can take me up there. Sounds like I can, um, that's. Oh. that's. Why I ask Joanne and she's like okay? Problem. Is I'm gonna have a permit in my hand. And my parents. Let me drive asking my mom is for it. My mom. No I'll. Let you drive. I'll come with you. Oh. [laughter]. Okay cool. My mom's like totally for it. My mom wouldn't. Let me drive and everything. My dad. I don't know what this problem is she's, not gonna let me drive. With my parents like really don't care, but but when I start driving a watch over the thing you know, I'm like what thing. [laughter]. There's, nothing there. Huh. I'm like I'm on the road. [laughter]. My my dad probably be like that. My dad would be like wait look up for the car. It's like miles away. Huh. God, I can't. I cannot drive with my mom. My dad if I'm in the car with somebody else. I mean, it could be you know, anybody and I just, they wouldn't be yelling at me auth for this WiFi for that, huh. And now it's more sense. When your parents they're like watching your every move? Just remember every time you make a turn to look up in your room. Okay. Especially when you do for behind the oil because if you don't, Mister fits gets many, he he passes hand on the River he's like you didn't look and then sometimes he'll accuse, you I'm not looking you're like I looked, I look. You know. Even even people who are professional drivers. They sometimes. Don't even look he's like don't, look anymore. Yeah, . Like the one time I was driving to school. . Um, it was. I was to take my test and since we had the car I'm like mom, I'm gonna try to school in the morning. You know, [laughter]. So when I was driving, I came to like, um, you know when you go down brick road and you make a right now. I don't know what the name of the road is, but you're like in Willow bridge and you have to make another last. Well, I didn't come to a complete stop. Like a complete stop. I slowed down of course, but I didn't come to a complete stop the turn because there's. No cars coming there was empty there's. No cars and I turned, I made my turn it was like a rolling kind of stopped. You know, and I made my turn and I'm always like why did you come to a complete stop I'm. Like because there's. No car there was no need. Cause you waste gas stopping like keep stopping. And well, it's. Just like what you're supposed to stop I'm like well, there was no need to there were no card. I made sure of that. I didn't just do it. You know, like a now. She's yelling at me the entire way. There. No. About that. Oh my God we've been talking for 31 minutes and 11 seconds and these people don't, do anything. Oh. They said that they said that they're gonna like, um, stop the they're gonna say something before it ends, but. Say something. It's, not happening. I don't know. Oh. well, I'll. Keep talking maybe maybe my thing is wrong or something. Huh. I don't know. That was weird that lady before she's like our other. Or. Hey, a car is stuck in the snow it's like trying to turn on to village road like near my house and it's stuck. [laughter]. I. Yes. Are they like out they're pushing it are they out they're pushing it? They can't move. Oh. they just they turned off the red lights. Are they pushing it now? No, I think, um, no, I don't know what they're doing they turn off the headlights and they turn it back on right now. Huh. Yeah. Um, they're turning out the red light's again. Oh. okay. I don't know what they're doing. I think they're trying to like. A, they got a car. Oh. they're, gonna have to push it. [laughter]. [laughter].\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. Yes. Okay did you win your game, huh. Huh. Where's, the last time I talked to you? What's the last time I talked to you? Before. Which day that collecting, Sunday. What day that I talked to Sunday? We won on Sunday or. Be one on Sunday, right huh. Alright, we lost . We lost. Last Tuesday. Tuesday lost last. We lost last night. So. Oh. I'm, sorry. What. I said I'm. Sorry. Huh. 1011. What they want? Who'd apply. Who does? Toast and state with a home. State. Here that was the school. There was the score. 6168 or something like that. Yeah, who's Lane score. Ira. Probably. Yeah. 27. How many term half? I don't know if they didn't, sir. Huh. Okay, it said play did they didn't look at the box score. I know. I don't hold on, let me get my paper. It was a, um, article and paper about you today. That's, not good. Oh. my goodness. Good. This cause what. It's. Huh. Not. You don't even know what to say. Well. I'm, not there to defend myself. I'm not able to send my. So, [laughter]. Article. And. I'll. Tell you in the second once I find what you're looking for here. Huh. . Let's. See. Huh. Harry Harry. I'm looking I'm looking. Okay, see. You should have that. All in order before you call me. Shot up, huh. You know, I'm gonna ask about it. It's a,. I don't want you to read the article. I just want to you know the box score is. He scored to. I don't see it. They don't have any here. He said he scored two points in the first half. . No in the first in the 91st half minute. After 112 against St. Louis and. After 112. After 112. I guess, it's games, St. Louis, 12. He shot 12 shots. 12. 10. Oh. He shot 12 times. You said 12 times. 110. Huh. My God huh. My gosh. Say one plan. Say wasn't plan. Now he was putting it up. No she's. Putting it up. Huh. Oh. Tim. Hey, how you doing the second half. Hey, how you doing the second half. Oh. Oh. no. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, just I tell you what look look on the, uh, the extended page where they say go to you know. Yeah, just I'll tell you. What. Let's look on the, uh, the extended page where they say go to. And it it doesn't it's only one page. It. Doesn't. It's only one little thing. It was 6761. And all they talk about. Is however, had 27. This is state. This is St. This is Thompson, huh. St huh. Towns and state. St. In Maryland. Okay, what did they say about the St? Okay, now what they say about the St. Louis. Louis again. Okay. They have they don't have a box score for either 1. They have they don't have a box score for either one, huh. Where would that be that another page? Can either be, I mean. 1. Then look on the second, the last page. second. The last page. Not the very last page, but the the other side of that page. The very last page, but the other side of that page. Okay, and it ain't clear, huh. Anything there. It says Massachusetts Street, wake forest, Connecticut Notre Dame. Alright, I'll need to have all that. Yeah. Huh. So I'm, sorry about that. What they say about setting a? That's today's paper, huh. That's today's paper, huh huh. Do you have yesterday's paper? You'll. Have yesterday's paper. You'll. You'll. Have yesterday's paper. Have yesterday's paper, huh. Oh. . Boulevard. Tomorrow. . No, good. No good. Huh. I'm. I'm, sorry. Sorry. Look I'm, scanning it real fast, right now. . Again. [laughter]. Huh. Based on that. Well, they said I'll say in the St. Louis, game. I'm looking, I don't. See nothing about. And the Quaker's have battered around all evening. Bye Thomas center. Huh. Finally found some pleasure. Have a picked up 11 of the final 13. something they're not saying. They were bad. They were battered around by who. It says and the Quaker's who have been battered around in the paint. All evening, bye Thomas and tire center. Mac del injure Dellinger. . Finally found some pleasure in they're paying as they picked up 11 of their final 13 points from the charity stripe to close out the game. Huh. . Well, that's yesterday's here. Huh. Okay, huh. Only the ability of Ira Bowman to individually breakdown. The type in state defense kept pin within striking distance. They want how they. Uh huh. Yeah, we want. Huh. That doesn't sound right. Who's writing the auto? Jeff Whelan. Idiot [laughter]. Huh. Okay, let me tell you about what they said about you not really they did what. Not really. See. Yeah, oh. uh, they say anything about Eric. Recently in the paper. Recently in the paper. . Huh. They talked about, um, they say I've read something today, but I don't know how, um, how how accurate. Oh. here goes something on Jerome. When we read it? Yes, ma'am. Says 199510. Greg in Minnesota temporal scarred score eight points on two of three shooting and four O six from Fredo line in the world a 0897. When over new Jersey net? He paid 22 minutes and dished out three assist. He committed to turn overs and grabbed one rebound. He was also swatted bye Sean Bradley on a beautiful drive to the who. Huh. Sean Bradley was traded to the net. Huh. Huh. . Oh. I do see. So. I think he is. [laughter]. So goofy. But anyway, so they said about you that they said because we got to pay Penn state. So they said that, um, 1992. [laughter]. When they pay Penn state or whatever? Sean price, whatever whatever. Huh. Okay. Huh huh. Oh. And I got a picture of you were here with the weirdest looking face on your face. Huh. Of course, wouldn't, expect anything else. Of course. Wouldn't, expect anything else. . And so anyway. I'm self conscious. Now. What are you talking about? About my weight. Right. Because can you gotta mention something to me about me looking skinny or whatever. [laughter]. Oh my gosh. I'm self conscious because this is the thing, right. I've. Got I have lost a little like a 10 or whatever, but okay, so I would like to get a little bit back, but if I just start reading scan it back it's, just gonna come back it's fact, you know. Huh. Huh. So I can't just E. Well,. Well. I don't know some people eat and work out. [laughter]. [laughter]. You know some some people do that, but. I know I mean, I want to do that or whatever, but I'm, just thinking like there's time, constraints considering like final. I have a final next week. . Well, I I'm pretty sure that there's some dead time during the day. Oh. I'm pretty sure that there's some dead time during the day. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I don't know, don't know, you scheduled. I I don't know your scheduling all, but I'm pretty sure. There's some bedtime. Oh. no, alright, that's. I mean, that is the problem. There's, the problem. The problem. I mean, [laughter], the choice is yours. I mean, it's, the choice is yours. You said you you don't wanna send you a free time. You said you you don't wanna spend a free time like that. Like that. So I don't even think it should be an issue then. So. Don't even think it should be issued as. Hello, I mean, then you just gonna have to loan to deal with that. Well. I mean, you just have to learn to deal with that. It probably add to your problems. Probably add to your problem. But oh. you know, I mean think is it. Bye. You know, I mean, it you always tell me something and you know the answer to it, you know. You always tell me something and and you know the answer to it, you know, or something something I mean, I I know that, but I'm just saying I mean, you you like you like like it's a it's, something that you might not completely know what to do about it. I understand I mean, you like you like like it's a it's, something that. You might not completely know what to do about it, huh. You know. You know. . I'm not bad. I'm not passing you you started it. You started it. I mean, she. I mean, you. Not you've been there. No, your business. How much you are? None of your business. Oh my, I I wait. I'm. I I good waiting, huh. 15. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe not. Huh. Huh. Huh. Did you have a test this week? Week. Um, had paper on Monday and attest tomorrow. Huh. You ready. You're testing German. Huh. It shouldn't be too bad because it's not any nouveau K it's. Just, um, grammar. And I'm pretty good at grammar. Huh. Okay. Okay. So. So where you just getting back from practice. Right [laughter]. No, we had this. Uh huh. Environmental class something we gotta put in A I think maybe 42 hours before they're they're, one of our sponsors. Environmental class something we gotta put in A I think maybe 42 hours. For one of our sponsors. So we gotta do like A I guess I said they are one of our sponsors. So we gotta do like. They are one of us. And, um, we I guess when they decided responses they said that the team has put in a certain amount of community. And, um, we I guess when they decided this process, they said they put in a certain amount of community. Well, environmental training hours. Well, environment of. Hours. So we are still trying to complete that. So you know, trying to complete that. So, I'm sitting in there listening to suites for two hours three hours. So I'm sitting in the listening to switch for two hours. Yeah, I mean, it's kinda hard. I mean, it's kinda hard. Well, for them it's kinda hard to explain in English. Well, um, it's kinda hard to explain it. Oh. my goodness. Bye. So you didn't understand hardly anything, huh. Huh. Yeah, basically. Yeah, basically it comes down to, but I'm a it's. But I'm. No big deal. I'm used to it now. I thought, well, I guess. Huh. They,. Where can I find this right here? They just something in the Street. . You know, the Street part of the paper or whatever. Huh. Why. Isn't it in here anymore? . I'm, like losing my mind. Okay, let me look one more time. Oh. here it go. And is it on? . Um, McAllister. And bill , right. . Whatever. And they said that, um, because he quit did I tell you, he put the back. . Quick again, not. Yeah, and so, but this thing said he might have, I don't know what like when is this article when did somebody right. This article because he just like recently quit and I don't know if he recently came back as well. . Cause it said, um, it said that he can go through cancer. [laughter]. Let's. See. Dunphy and asked to become a quicker once again and in need of a big, man. Huh. Huh. He readily agreed or whatever. So I don't I think that maybe he came back again. [laughter]. I don't know, but he already quit this year. Huh. You know, he clicked / . No, he quit last year. But he was he did it. This year to up to like the middle of September and he quit again. Oh. okay. Huh. Like September 20 something he quit. Huh. So say for personal reasons. Huh. No. I I talk to. I talked to. September 27 . September 27. Something like that. It wasn't like yesterday's paper. No, it was in September. That's. What would I mean, the T T has been known to be wrong, but I think that's it? Cause they, they didn't, they didn't. They didn't. Didn't start practice since October 15th. October. Well, maybe it was October 27th. Oh no, I mean, I don't know. I just noticed that he quit this year like a couple weeks into the season. . Whatever. Huh. So. . And,. Much you're listening to. It's, the TV. So my mom was asking me what are we gonna do we're there and she really think that we're like gonna be doing this. . Huh. Bye. You know what [laughter], huh. Okay, bye. That's. What I was like she's like crystal? You know, you don't have a lot of me or whatever. I know she thinks that like she she's basically like, um, uh, what is she she's like, oh yeah, like he's not gonna try anything else like I'm serious? Bye. Bye. . She is she didn't believe me. . Well, I wouldn't. I mean, not that she wants. I wouldn't expect it to though. Actually. Yeah. Realistically. I mean, not that she wants us to or whatever, but she's still like she's still trying to I'm not stupid. Huh. Cause you know, I'm just like I really I'm seeing here. Huh. So no, then there was an article on how well, was like, um, he never amounted to he had something about he never. Huh. [laughter]. He was under a cheaper or something like that. This the sport. I mean Street thing. Huh. Because they said they cause the name of this one was Williams. A. Huh. And so they just like like they talked about the whole paper just about people who've got Williams and he. Huh. So that's why they did bill on. Okay. Well. That's creative. That's created, huh. And so, so in so anyway, I remember when you when you first. Yeah. Came over in the summertime. Yes, ma'am. Okay, do you remember thinking I was like skinny then? Huh. I don't know. I don't know. I I mean. I mean. I don't think I I really noticed. I don't think I I really noticed I mean, unless you're a is how do I judge. I mean, unless you're a it's hard to like judge. Did you see somebody often? If you see somebody off there. You know, I mean, it wasn't like it. You know. I mean, it wasn't it. Wasn't. I mean, the thing was it. Wasn't like too much of a break. Wasn't like two months of a break. You know, I mean, because there's like a. You know, I mean, because there's like a. School is it then it wasn't like a long time. School ended and then it wasn't like a long time. So I can't I mean, I couldn't judge you're putting on wait or you lost weight. So I couldn't. Wait on you lost. I think it. And then [laughter], huh. I don't know, we'll. See. Well, I'm. Sure, you will. But I'm just wondering, I just hope is I don't know. I just. Ooh. I don't feel rate. Oh. . Okay enough on that. God shot people people. People people people in there. I think that people have a tendency to to cause problems for themselves. I think that people have a tendency to cause problems for themselves. Access, Jess. It's, not. Especially when. True, but I'm, not even like. Like, oh my God. Well, basically I mean, you thought you you bought it up initially and then so, uh, you just brought it up again. Basically, I mean, you initially and then, uh, you just brought it up again. So therefore it must be in your mind. So therefore, I'm flying in mine. It must be. Right a little bit it's it's more than a little bit. A little bit is more than a little bit. If you keep bringing it up. If you keep bringing it up. Right am. I right. Of course, I'm, correct, as usual. Of course, I'm, correct. [laughter]. [laughter]. I want the stock home. I want to stop hole. Yes, no. Huh. Now we had a game at home a Tuesday to stop them last night. Yeah, the game at home. Tuesday to Stockholm last night. Huh. Sure. It's, not such a fun trip. Now such a fun trip. Especially when you lose. Especially when you leave. And now you told me. How did everybody else take it or there was just showing? Huh. I mean, huh. [laughter]. Oh. I don't care. I mean, it's like I mean, it's not you. You. Can't. It's hard to describe you. It's hard to describe you. Can't. Can't. I don't know. I don't know. I I I just decided not to take everything. I I I just decided not to take everything. So serious. So serious I mean, if if we lose, we lose, I mean, I'm gonna give my 0000 plus a %, but I mean, we lose we lose, I can't, I can't. I mean, I'm gonna give my 0000 plus %, but I mean, we lose loser. I can't. I can't. Do anything about it. Do anything about it. So I mean, I don't know how to take it. So I mean, I don't know how they take it. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know, it's kinda hard. I don't know. I don't know if it's kinda hard for me to even try to see if they're disappointed or not. I mean, even try to see if there this is not. Hi. All right. Huh huh. I don't even get disappointed as much as I used to because I can't take this serious because this leak is it's it's sort of like a joke leave particular. I don't even get disappointed as much as I used to because I can't take this serious because it's it's it's sort of like a joke League, huh. That's. That's with . Like division 3. I told you about that time. I watched the division three games. It was the funniest thing. I ever saw it. This is Julie. A more. More. I stay in the more. I stay in it. The more. I dislike. I just like it. Is. Huh. I don't know. Oh. Then I want to probably be a bigger joke. If he wasn't there. Oh. For your team that is. Oh. I don't know. No, no. I mean, it's just not like it's not organized. I mean, it's just not like it's not organized. It's, not organ. It's, not. Well, organized it's, not. Well, organized huh. Oh no, you can't really take it say like I said. I don't know you can't really take it serious like I said. Huh. Yeah, I talked. I'll. Oh. I mean, I told I mean, I'm I'm gonna stay. Tell you. I mean, I'm gonna stay. No. No. Now. No. I never said I was saying next either. No that's. But that's what I mean. . It's like if he's keeping his years open or whatever. Oh. it's, like. Is he's gonna be open, but they're, not they're, not any like jobs until the summer. It is gonna be open, but they're, not they're, not any like jobs until some. So I mean, I probably will be back here. So I mean, I probably will be back here. Oh. . I'm saying, but. You're, right, but I'm just saying I usually teams by now should know what they need you know. Bye. Why would you know what you need? I I mean if they're like lacking in one area, you know what I mean. Oh. And they have like a set team right now then they might know what they're looking for next season. Oh. Well, the thing is players, jungle around. Well, the thing is players, jungle around. So much time. So much even like the native players. I even like the native players. They switch team. They switch team. So much. So much. So you really you. So really you can't say that until you know who what. Can't say that until you know what, native players are gonna be your team. Native players are gonna be your team. So honey S isn't like the MBA. S isn't. Like that. Well, you you got guys. You guys. He definite guys coming back. Definitely guys coming back. He's. So I mean, and people don't put out things. So I mean, don't put out things. Don't put on any orders until the summertime that's when. Don't put out any orders until summertime less when. They're trying to get everything together. They're trying to get everything together. Bad biscuit head. Let's. See what because I don't know I don't know because I was telling her I forget what I was telling her, but something I was telling her about you being over there. See, well. Huh. I can't remember, but she's, just like, 00, she would start. Oh. she said she was starting to feel bad or whatever that she had. I see feeling bad. I don't know. So she said that she. Tell you don't feel bad for me. Not for you. She was feeling bad that she hadn't like Catherine or whatever. Huh huh. She think I expected it to. We wouldn't like buddies. Like. I don't know. She was the. is I gave her your address and she's supposed to write you, but the thing is you might not even be there to get a letter because I asked her yesterday, she right. You know. . She said no, I got finals and I'm like a. No ma'am. I mean, it's like it's is she gonna haul for Christmas. Final the next few weeks. So like I guess. Oh. no, so I guess you're talking about like January, huh. I don't think, she's going home for Christmas. Huh. What she's gonna stay there? Huh huh. Why. She crazy. Oh. Hey, her grandmother still living with her right. She's acting crazy. Her grandmother. Yeah, yeah. At home. I don't know, but she said somebody she got. Do all these interviews and she don't wanna go home because that's the time that she could go to new York or whatever. And go to these cities and like stay. So she could do these interviews. Oh okay. So. But me I'll be home. Yeah. Huh. You know, until. Until until school start right. The time comes. So. And my mom was like. So she's got asked me. What I want for the plane and all that kind of? What you want for the play? Like little video games and stuff like no, because I'll, never use it again. [laughter]. You want for the play. She asked me what was we gonna do do I need to take some. Did she need to buy some games for me to take over there? Huh. Till the. Huh. And I say I said, why why do I need why we need guys according to you. We just gonna be doing it all the time. I said according you we're just gonna be doing it and she's like I know which I can't. Do it all the time? Huh. I'm a crazy. My crazy, man. . Like you want some games. Does he have any games? I will need no games. Then. We're gonna do some, uh. We're gonna do some, uh. Some, uh. From a. Well, they called us for some jumping and stuff. Well, they called. Shopping stuff, huh. Oh. so my gentleman a room. I'm a gentleman a bill. Get a general. Get out of general enough. Would you have a bundle job? Right. Maybe, but I doubt it. Uh. Huh, only if there was a, I yeah, I can't say I never will, but somebody would have to push me. Yeah, I can't. I can't say that I I never will. I know that because I definitely couldn't just jump. Was that. And I would need to do it at one of the places that had a real big pillow underneath you. A real big pillow. You never seen a wife Virginia Beach. They have like this body jumper area. It don't go up that higher, whatever, but underneath there's like there's a huge, huge like blown Polish type thing. No, I haven't been there. I haven't been the. I haven't heard of that. Case you follow. Haven't done. Any research on dropping either. I haven't, but I just saw it like right on the open. . So anyway, I used to think I wanted to go Scott. Come on. . Okay, interesting. Okay. Interesting fact, we're going into those [laughter]. Fax going into those [laughter]. You know, I I used to, uh huh. Well, I used to, uh, [laughter]. Yeah, you still wanna be astronaut. Yeah, you know. You know, but. Not. I used to think I might have what I might want to be a shelf. Huh. Oh. we know you can't. Oh. we know you can't. Do that [laughter]? Do that now? It's a little late. If I went to school it's a little late. I've tested your full. I stated, you fool, huh. . I wouldn't want I wouldn't hire. I wouldn't. You. My restaurant. If I went to a school, they could teach me. Okay, so some things can't be taught. Okay. Let's. See, I never like booked or whatever. I always do something. It just requires me to pour some sauce or something. I. Well, you're cooking. Don't ever could. Okay. Okay, okay, I don't wanna go into my cooking. You're cooking, you're cooking representative. I don't wanna go into it. I don't want to go into my cooking. Well, what you're saying I. You're cooking the efforts you put into your cooking represents, you that's. It does. What I'm telling you? So all people do is put sauce on me. Huh. No I'm saying that if you don't put much in your cooking, then it means that you probably never will [laughter]. No, I'm saying that. That's when you're cooking, huh. It means that you probably never will [laughter], huh. It wasn't like you had anything to do you want like you don't have any right. It. Wasn't like you had anything to do you want like a you know, you have any like. Duties or jobs or anything. But I mean. Okay, looking has never been like my huge priority I'm. Sorry, priority my most this. Yeah, you're hugest priority. You're, most big. Big. This is what's. Your huge hugest priority as you call it. Huge, huge priority, huh. I don't know me. You too. I'm saying what is your hugest priority. Say what is your huge priority school work. Well. Should work, but it kinda schoolwork. And what is it. What is it? I don't know. I don't. I really I guess the score. Okay, school work we'll. Huh. Go for that one I'll. Take school work for a oh oh. Yeah. No, I I gave the answer said what is your biggest oil. I gave the answer. I said what is your biggest fidelity. See you gotta add the the you know the statement. . You gotta add the the you know the statement part of it. And well. But I asked a question. But I asked a question. I mean, I I gave the answer first right. I mean, I I gave the answer first right. So therefore you gotta you gotta. So therefore you guys, you got a filling FAQ. I fill in a fax. It's, the reverse of you know, jeopardy the. The reverse of you know, generally. Yeah, I understand what I'm saying. Huh. Uh, no, I see what the home. No, I see. Well, no, so I left a message. So I left a message. Had to. And I put some onions under my nose. Put some onions under my nose. So I can and close to my house. So I can and close my eyes. So I can get some tears on start. So I can get some tears going, huh. Sorry, so I can start sounding like I say so. So I can start say sounding like I would say. So. Secret. Call you back. No, I don't know my mom. I don't know my mom. I I don't know how often my mom said checks. I I the thing is I don't know how often my mom. She checks her answer machine because because when when. When when I was home? When I was home? Well, I did all the checking, she never checked like once a week or something, but I mean, I don't expect I didn't tell like to call me back and then. I did all the checking. See never check like once a week or something, but I mean, I don't expect. I didn't tell like call me back and. I just tell them when I was kinda. I just tell them when I was coming home and when I expected them to pick me up at the Airport. How. And when I expect them to me up at the Airport. No ma'am. No ma'am. No ma'am. No ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am bye. Exactly. Exactly. It's. Just bright that's. The problem. See, I should the plan to arrive on the same day that you arrived. Huh. And then I could have had an extra dated recover from jet lag. . Huh. It's too late for that now. Too late for that now, huh. I don't know, not, but did I have my ticket? I don't know, not, but did I have my things? You had to get your ticket way before me right. I think it took away before me right. Well then. Huh. Well then. Well. It's always your fault. It's always your fault. I told you couldn't, I mean, if you want. Told you I mean, if you want. So you could stay in the, uh, the Airport for a day. So you could have stayed in the, uh, the Airport for day. I told you that. I told you that. But that won't change it. But that wasn't your choice that you said no. You said no huh. I gave you the options. I gave you the options. I mean, you [laughter]. I may. Oh. they don't attack. Oh. they they don't attack. You here. You here. No, one will attack. No, one will attack. You. You. And that won't happen. That won't happen. This won't happen. Don't happen. Don't. Don't. You worry about that. You worry about that. I know how I'm getting home. I know how I'm getting home. And if you follow closely, then maybe you'll, make it. And if you follow closely, then maybe you'll, make it, huh. Now your business ma'am. Huh. Let me take care of that. Let me take care of that. Maybe cause I'm just wondering like you know, you gotta carry all your stuff. Maybe. Yeah, you gotta carry all your stuff. That's. Sure. All you you need to know. Okay, it's. Huh. Make sure you have one of those a long backpack, things for camping like. Make sure you have one of those a long back back. No, I don't have I'm gonna get a roller thing. A roller things. A roller. Thank bye. You know. I mean, I have one make sure got some spare we'll. Hey, [laughter]. Make sure I get some spare wheels. [laughter]. Shoot you're gonna be. It might be rolling for what. [laughter]. Huh huh. [laughter]. Hey. Caps caps, huh. Cap is not you think I got caps here. You think I got caps here. Cost. Do you think they have cash there? Do you think they have cash there? She. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. my gosh. I. Huh. Why wouldn't they? Oh. you said they did. Alright, so they do, huh. How much does Castle? Huh depends on where you're going. Huh. Depends on where you going. I don't know, never taken 1. I don't know they were taking work, huh. For I don't know. I don't know, never really paid attention when I went there. I never really paid attention when I went there. See, it's different from coming from my house going to the Airport because I mean, I don't know it seems like it's a long way, but. See, it's different from coming from my house going to the Airport. Is that I mean, I don't know it seems like it's a long way, but? Who knows? Who knows? No, you don't you worry about that. Tell you don't you worry about that. You just worry about a. You just worry about a. Arriving safely. Apartment safely. Huh. So you gotta worry about. So you gotta work on. And and not forgetting your, uh. And and not forgetting a huh. A huh, a huh, you might need a bucket access. Your rubber gloves. Uh, you might need a bucket. Actually. No, I got a bucket. I got a bucket. I had a bucket. I got a bucket. I got cleaning a. I got it cleaned. Solution. I got a cleaning solutions and stuff like that. I got a cleaning solutions and stuff. So I mean, but you you might not wanna you know. I mean, but you you might not wanna you know. No, no, see I I figure that you know, you might not even need to love if you want you're figuring of policy removed, you know, we can put some of that stuff. No, no, see I I figured that you know, you might not even need to of gloves. If you want you're figuring out about some boot. You know. No, no, we can put some of that remove it in the the you know, the the solution. I know we can put some of that remove it in the. You know, the solution. The cleaning solution.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. Huh I guess that's it okay, it's part of a linguistics. That's it huh. Um, research thing. So, um, so we get this free telephone call for 30 minutes and plus $10. Huh. Oh wow huh. Good deal, huh. Plus Eunice, my Spanish teacher gets $3 for recommending. It. Oh wow. And so,. We. We get 30 minutes. Yeah. Oh my goodness. On I don't know how they'll tell us that we have to stop. Huh. So are you are you somewhere close that you could see if it be 30 minutes because I'm not anywhere? Well, maybe I said the. There's o'clock. Okay, just a minute. I'll, just write whole timer 3000. Okay, and I gotta start this thing. All right. Okay, we're counting down now. Alrighty, well anyway, I'm. Sorry, that I didn't call you back on Friday. Oh goodness sakes. I don't know, what's the matter with me. I'm. Just so tired. I can't hardly move ever. Huh. Well. Oh. oh. well. You don't really sound really the same. Well the we don't have an awfully good connection. Well, I think so I can hear you. Okay. Okay. It's. Just I don't know your voice sounds kind of funny. Oh. I think I'm depressed. On. Just, well, Garrett called. And I missed the call, but on the answering machine he said, well, mom, I'm I'm going to Memphis, Tennessee for seven months. All right. [laughter]. He's going to Tennessee. Yeah. Well, it's better than across the world. Yeah, that's. What when I when I'm? Well, and he said I'll try to call you at work tomorrow and and so all day. I was kind of waiting for him to call, but I didn't call at work and then after work, I came home and then they're just all kinds of telephone calls of course, none of them were Garrett that's. [laughter]. [laughter]. . Huh. What I mean? I was just getting more and more as I would answer the phone that would not be there. I owe hard, huh. [laughter]. Oh. And for stuff Sergeant Ingram was the last one who called and I just oh. I oh. I'm. Huh. . So sorry, I just, you know, I just was really hoping it would be and it's not. . And and,. Huh. He when I told him at Memphis, Tennessee. . [laughter]. He said, oh. good stateside. Huh. Huh. So I guess you know, I didn't think about Bosnia or anything awful like that. [laughter]. So I guess, I'm like. Yeah, well, that's. What I thought of? And also, what I didn't know was that wanted to be in the infantry and he didn't get to be. . So yeah. Huh. Yeah, I'm. Glad he didn't get what he wanted. Huh. So, he's. Um, and Sergeant Ingram supposed that since he is going to Memphis that that means he'll be working on air some kind of electronics. [laughter]. . Um, parts to airplane. Actually, . Electronic parts to airplanes, huh. Oh. Huh. Oh. So. That would be nice. Huh. I guess I mean, you know, it's something that you'll still be able to do when he gets out. Well. Uh huh. Yeah. Not like learning, how to oral. [laughter]. Um, oral tank. Things really that's. What I want a one of his friends that's? What he did when he was in the service is he just, um, you know the the you know how the tops of the tanks have those ball bearing thing? Huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. He just made sure that those ran right. Uh huh. And yeah, and that kind of put them out of business once you get out in the civilian field. [laughter]. Yes, there are there. Isn't. So much of a call for ball bearing pink ball bearing. Huh. Um, lubricated. So. Uh, so do you have an address for me? No he's. Not yet. Not gone yet. He's graduating on Wednesday and he's going to Margaret's for the weekend. [laughter]. And then or well until Sunday and then on Sunday, he's flying to Memphis. Huh. Oh. okay he graduates on Wednesday and then he'll be at Margaret's for Thanksgiving or will it be on base for Thanksgiving. . [laughter]. Oh. I think you'll be at Margaret's that will be nice. Huh. Yeah. . I think I'm gonna go up to ones. Mom and dad, which I don't know. And see. I feel mean, but I didn't. Why. Well, because dad's always hitting that. He [laughter], but I just, I don't want to make a great big dinner and all that stuff. . [laughter]. That's. It that's really. I don't know just don't feel like it. Huh. But. Well, with just the 384 of you that wouldn't, you know. Yeah. Well, this has really been a good a week and huh, last, let me see it started out with the copy pot and it went on the first and there was no way to fix it. Totally by the new way. Then the back in cleaner was acting crazy and we'll fix it. And then my store it's gonna make corn, Brad. Your stole. Yes. . And I opened it. Okay, I had pre heating and I opened it up and there was a great big, white ball inside and I go blue by stole isn't. All here, [laughter]. . So he came out and they threw some salts on it. They kept just this white ball of fire. I mean, it didn't have any flames and it was just white ball and we finally shut it off and today, Mary and I went to Spokane and got a new element for it. And. Oh me, we stick. And a. Turned it on there. Well, book. Oh no. So I guess that when we had the big ball of white fire. It did something with the switch and I don't know if we blew the new element on the bottom or not. Well, uh huh. And they get these all they do days away. [laughter]. Well, you'll have to eat it. Mary [laughter]. Oh. well, I I told her that. Or have you already invited a whole ton of people over. I suppose. [laughter]. No, she she's gonna bring the price, but she said that you know, she could make the the Turkey there, but I haven't told her that our new element isn't working yet. . So. Oh. So, we'll, see. No, brother. I put some high octane car a gas in Simon and he seems to be running with more exuberance. So [laughter]. And he's not saying funny. Things like your right rear dark. [laughter]. No [laughter]. Right. Where passenger bar is a jar? Yeah, no, it except that the the brakes sounds kinda, huh. So it seems like everything's falling apart. Darn. So yeah, did you get your book? Well. Yes, I did. Thank you. And I I started writing you a letter in Spanish. In Spanish. Yes sir. Oh. you dirty rotten rat don't. You do that to me. I can't read Spanish. Well, I mean, just some not the whole letter in Spanish. Oh okay. Just some of it and then I misplaced the letter. So, but there's a whole bunch of other. Huh. . Well now, it's it's on Thanksgiving vacation. . So I all I have to worry about is just you know, just my eight hours of work and I. And I've been going right. [laughter]. Home after work. Well, actually, I haven't been I've gotten rejected to this horrible. . Game called Tetris, which is, um, what's. Bye. This kind of geometric shapes. They fit together and so I. Huh. Goodness Friday. I wasted an hour and a half. I stayed after work for an hour and half playing and today, I have to work for an for half an hour just playing that stupid game. [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. . I can't believe I've just I'm going to ask them if they can please take it off of the computer because I just think about it all the time. [laughter]. Hi. What did is it actually a waste of time or? Let's. See. Oh. yes, definitely it's not helping anything or anybody. Unless I don't know I might be able to fool myself in to thinking that would help me up with spatial relationships or something. But I don't think it really does. [laughter], huh. It would be just like saying that playing super Mario brothers sharpens you're re faxes. Oh yeah. You know. Huh. Well, I'm surprised that you didn't think about, um, garret's being stateside. You know, I just had visions of Ah I'm going halfway across the country like M lean. Oh. I don't see I just, uh, I think I just want to much. I wanted him. He when he called, um, the last time he said so I might get to go to Fort Lewis or or mountain home or mom even Fairchild. [laughter]. I thought, oh. so that's, what I was. Oh. that's. I was counting as Fairchild. What you were hoping? Yeah huh. So to me Memphis seems like a long ways away. Well. Have you heard from him since she went back? Yeah, she sent me a a letter that said dear mom. Thank you so much for everything. Love family, huh. Good, which was nice. . . I mean, it's more than I've sent her, huh. Huh. But still, I was just a little see I just want to much. Yeah. No, no, you you know, you she could have said you know that. Um, she had a good flight over and she met some new friends or she could have made it a little bit longer than that. Yeah. Oh. But she did get a letter from her. So. Yeah, I mean, you have a nice long letter if I could, if I. [laughter]. If I could ever locate it, huh. Well, I can't. . I can't really believe this good fortune that you you know, huh. A half an hour half an hour. Yeah, that's a half an hour that's a long time and but I've been, but I've been worrying to myself thinking. Yes, it did. Oh. I'm, not really worrying I've been trying to think of some way to scan thinking. Well now I could call back and say I was Constance and I'll call back and say I'm, Madeline [laughter], huh. [laughter], huh. No way you can call anywhere in the world though. So I was thinking about calling M lien, but then I wasn't sure where if that was the right number or not besides I wanted to talk to you. All right. All right. Huh. Oh. well. Here. My 0. So that would've been nice if you could talk to talk to him. Well, maybe. Well, what's that's, gonna do for Thanksgiving then. Um, I don't know, he'll he'll probably go to one of his Church. Friends. Huh. Yeah. Yeah. This is we're going to McDonald, huh. You're gonna take your Turkey with him. And ask them spell Cook. [laughter]. [laughter]. No [laughter]. It says he doesn't go to McDonald's. No, I remember that he used to he used to really hate it, but it seems to me that he had recapitulated somewhere. [laughter]. But. Well, we Levi wanted to go somewhere one day and we were at Fred nets and so loose said, we'll, put him in the car. We don't need a Burger's cancer. We don't even. So we stopped him on in and we took on from looses where we're going that's. All I don't know. So he went on down to McDonald's and bought Levi breakfast and took him back. Huh. Is there a McDonald's in ? Huh. Yeah, yeah, it's not been there. Oh. Oh. it's, probably been there about a year now. I guess exact Fred let's. . See. Sunday was the last day of hunting season and Fred wanted to go on out. So and that's the David and that does her cleaning at the office and so she asked if I come down to watched Levi's. So, Fred. Could go hunting. I said sure. So about 1030 why I went on down and we drank a couple cups of coffee and I did it was such a beautiful day that, um, I said, well, I'll, take leave. I for a walk and we walked all over town I'm telling you we took off the same time and net. Did and I saw this. Um, sign that says storage sale and so I thought, oh. boy, it said on the corner of 395. And South Street. Well. Um, then you know where main Street is the only light in chula. [laughter]. We were way down there and we walked all the way down to plan skis and around the building and all they had was junk and I mean job [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. So. But anyway, we past McDonald's and. So it saves you from having to carry a stove home or anything. Yeah, I didn't have the car. We were walking [laughter], huh. That's. What I mean? It saves you from having to carry something or even you know, huh whole bunch of really good things. Yeah. [laughter]. Well we had Levi's stroller. We passed we've past McDonald's and it says I'm hungry [laughter]. Oh. So, well, we didn't go in though, but he he wrote for a while and he walked for a while and we were going down alleys and everything. So I just let him push the stroller fun fun. It seems like it hit head for every mud puddle on the way. . So we have a very lovely yolks store in deer Park. Now, yours back and save. Oh. And Mary and I have gone shopping there. A couple of times it seems so funny. I'm talking to you in the kitchen and I have an Island stole. It is sitting out in the middle of the kitchen. Huh. Oh. so well, so are you thinking that maybe you'll get a new stove or? Well, and Louis Liu. No it's . Would like to get a gas stove because they're a lot. Oh. you know. More economical and I think that they are. Huh. Well, I've heard that they're better to Cook on that's. Just easier to click on them. Yeah. I think it's probably just what you get used to. Huh. Well, I didn't have too much trouble with Carol's stole she's. Got natural gas. But oh. it's an older stove and the handle of it, you have to be. Uh, he man in order to get the thing close. So. Anyway. Once you get the handle, you know, get it the handle close and it doesn't it's such an old school that you can't see what's baking. I mean, you have to just set the timer and hope it's doing okay, [laughter]. Okay, . When it starts to smoke like you say, well, let's look not not be doing okay, so? Must be doing. [laughter]. Oh goodness. And she doesn't have a one of those exhaust fans in her kitchen. So. Oh boy. So you wouldn't want to burn very much stuff. No, no 0. Well, that'll be kind of nice. If you get to go to Vaughn's mom's house to kids like their Grandma avalanche. Yeah, they. Huh. You do too. Yes, it's fun to go up there. Okay. That'll be cool as debts on tomatoes and everything froze. Bad. Oh. yeah, it's been it's been really cold here. Up. He brought down a. He brought down. Um, some. Huh. It's called what did he call it. He says it's seven tapes of wine L D S style and it's like there's Strawberry juice and tomato juice and. Right. Cherry Jews and all these different kinds of juices. [laughter]. He brought those down a little bit. I thought that was really cute. Dead. And then he bought some some little cheeses that he had gotten at the cheese factory up at up at . [laughter]. Oh. Moscow. Well, it Pullman the same place where, Carol got all of your cheek and I can remember you're throwing away. Oh. on. All that cheese. [laughter]. Well, [laughter], whoa, and behold. Oh. All of it. Hadn't moved on it. I said, well, I only noticed that I'm when I was blamed Barris. . Oh. he is this blue cheese dad. [laughter]. He goes no it's. Not. And then he looked at it. . He goes, oh. my God, it's, not. Oh my God, you know, oh goodness, or something, huh huh. Huh. Huh. It's all looks like blue cheese. He said, but it's, not supposed to theirs must be something wrong with my refrigerator. . I felt kind of bad for him. Oh. Oh. yeah, well, how long did how long did he have it. That's supposed to be present. Oh. I don't know. I didn't ask him. He said he had, he had had it for a little while and meaning to give it to me, but um, but then he kept putting it off until well, probably putting it off because I don't ever call him. Huh. Huh. Oh. I've got to get to be better. Maybe when I'm not maybe when I'm not depressed anymore. Well. [laughter]. Well, you could be thankful that Garrett stateside and a. Yeah. And that he's not in the infantry. Correct. And he wanted to be. Huh. Huh. He didn't tell me that though. Good I'm. Huh. Glad he didn't tell me that I think that I think that he's kind of sensitive. Huh. Well, I know that you know, I asked in this. blank. I said. Garrett and have you has there been a time that you wished that you had got yourself into this and he said, yes, and twice he told me that he wished that he had just joined the reserves in fact, he told me that on the way up the Hill and I said, well, why did you drive join the regular service then? And he said, well, because you can get up in right quicker because you're, you know, you spend more time there and so I said, well. Have you considered you know, making in a career and you said, yup, so I don't know? You know, twice he told me he wished he had joined the reserves and. No, once you know, when I asked him out. blank, if he wished you know, he hadn't gotten himself into it that cause the range is the top it's, the top list. Now, did Terry leaves just as soon as he could or did he stay an extra time. I think that he left as soon as he could [laughter], but I think that Terry was into it because cookie said that he never stuck to anything. [laughter]. And he hope that he could stick with that, but he, you know. That was his stepdad. And so. I don't know. I think. . Terry stuck. It out just to prove a. that I can do it and I am going to do it and so and he really was he was one of the top dogs as far as his physical fitness was concerned. [laughter]. You know, got him a metal. I think for for an honor for being. Physically fit. [laughter]. Now I hope to get it. Like what. He's doing. Well, I think that Ellen, you know is is working towards her her college education. Sticking with that. And yeah. Gave me a. Um, a new saver. It wasn't really a clipping. It was the whole newspaper and she said that that was. Roommate and it was they were cleaning up after a a mess. So. Oh. after Typhoon. Huh. Yeah. Yeah. Natural weather. Disaster. Other than everything breaking down. It was really nice and I got out and rate leaves on Saturday and then the leaves all taken care of. Well, I just throw them over the fence in the word. [laughter], but I'm sure, the good Lord won't. [laughter]. Mind. He it's where he puts them. It's not mine. [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. Would you like to doctor looper little bed? Oh. sure. All righty, well here, yes. You want it to my daughter. Hi sweetheart. Hi, there. How are you? Okay, can we come to your house for Thanksgiving? Dawn. [laughter]. Well, I'm, not going to be here, but you still could I'll be here for part of the day. [laughter]. [laughter]. No, I gotta go to town by a new stold Morgan. Well, mom's had that stole for about a oh. years. Yeah, not. It'll be kind of fun to have she said you were thinking about getting a gas stove. Oh. Yeah, I wish I had gas pipe and run down in the basement for it. If I did that's what we do just go with gas. Oh. that's, right. If you want a gas stove you're first half to type it in. Yes, I've got a big probate. And we with gas. And it would be nice if we had a gastro, but. I don't feel like running on like, goddamn gas pipe [laughter]. No, not right now is there anyway, can you make something that you could convert? Oh. you mean from electric and gas. No. Oh or that like that you could just use little propane tanks up on the counter. Oh. that would just throw mom knows. No end. But. Oh. I punch a hole in the wall set of tank outside, but I don't wanna have to hold them. Propane. Okay. Well, not forever. Just until you feel like running pipes. Say that. Well, it wouldn't be forever. Excuse me, [laughter]. Just until you felt like running the pipes all downstairs. Well, I got to type into this. Oh. this is maybe you could just rent a stove. I don't know. Well. Bye. Huh. I mean, just rent one an electrical in for a little while until you have the inclination to do the. . ESTA. No. I could buy a propane though. Put a oh. pound bottle outside and. Then that would that would probably run for a couple of three months. And then my. And then take it back. [laughter]. No, then I can take the damn bottles throw it away and type it in. Oh. oh [laughter]. So then it would be it could be, um, used it's, the same kind of stove propane gas isn't different than the other kind of gas. [laughter]. Yeah, I just got different size offices and burgers. All. Oh. Give me a figure. So how there by the. Um, pretty well, Constance. Um, got an honor today that it's really. She had been going to sing a duet with one of with one of her fellow choir. Mates and then she decided she'd rather play the flute. [laughter]. So she switched and somebody else was taking her place in the duet. [laughter]. Well, the other person to the duet said that they didn't want to have this new person. Oh. They wanted Constance back. Oh. [laughter]. And so. And the teacher said. Yes, she thought Constance did a lot better job and so she told the new girl she couldn't. Huh. Do it and so now then and now it just crashed the other girl and she's thinking about quitting? . Huh. Choir all together and stuff and oh. so Constance feels proud, but guilty huh. [laughter]. I can't imagine. Yeah. Good. But um, they're both in the club and they both got to be in the morning band, which is a, um, they're really excited about that. Yeah, [laughter]. . Because that's kind of an hour for 5th graders to get to be in the morning band, which is usually just six graders. . [laughter]. So they're really excited they're going to get a chance to redeem their family name because their dad gotten such bad trouble from that same teacher when he was a child and, uh, but she just thinks Constance and Madeline are yet. [laughter]. [laughter]. So yeah. Huh. Which, well, um, even Vons, mom who's just the fault of the Earth. Huh. Oh. Oh. she's. Even afraid of that band teacher. [laughter]. So this will be nice for her to have a to be able to stand up before Mrs Carroll without shaking. [laughter]. So. Oh. But other than Nancy other than. Gray clubs and band and arguing about if whether or not we'll get this house cleaned. That's, just about all we've been doing. . Yeah, well when you get through come on over here. We got another one [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I don't think ours will ever be through. We won't have a party in December though. Well, I was gonna have. I was going to have as soon as Garrett. Got home, but he's, not coming home he's going to going to Tennessee. With Tennessee in. Oh. that's, good for me. Get down there. We go. Oh. hilly. . He'll probably be arrested by some pop Billy Sheriff and put to work in a mining camp. Oh. no, I hear get down there them damn Hill billing old skinny running girls grab a hold of them. You might, I never see them again. Oh no I'll move up in the sticks and start. Start us still. Kinda moved yet. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Ah, good folks around. Oh. It's two popular too populated. Yeah. Every place is. Haven't replaced. It to pop. I really wanted him to come to spoke here. Oh. well, I've, gotta stop thinking about that. I don't get to have that. That's, right. That's, right there's. No Marine bases. Kokan kit. No, but if he he thought that maybe he would go to Fairchild to do some of his training. Huh. So I was he he thought that maybe he would go to fair trial to do some of his training and so I was really looking forward to that. I was counting on there. No, they don't have Marine corps type aircraft id. Virtual. All the Marine corps aircraft is combat aircraft. Oh. Plus. Them jar heads there. That's. All they do is contact come back. Come back. 000 goodness [laughter]. Oh. well at least I'm hoping Garrett won't have to do that. Huh. Well, you're going to electronic. Yeah. That's. Good. That's. What I was in the service? And you really liked it. Hey. It gave me some good education and some good training. I would have never gotten otherwise. Huh, but you're in the air force weren't, you. Yeah. And do they have regular airplanes that will fly cargo and people and stuff like that? And bombers and fighters and huh. Not. Oh. . [laughter], I was in a fighter squadron. When I first came to to, uh, well field here in Spokane 1957? I was on a fighter quarter. And when I got out of the air force, I was teaching be 52 simulator at . I was teaching other people. How to fly be 52 bumpers? You didn't ever actually farm people did you. I didn't bomb . I just want practice running that's like. Oh good. Huh. Demands. How you were doing a linguistics test? Oh huh. To Monterey we're doing a linguistics test. Oh. So, they're they're somebody's recording us and. I I'm hoping. No, that that we won't ever turn on the TV and here ourselves. Was that. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh good. So we don't we don't know if they're just going to,. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you there? You got the drugs model. One of my friends use just to call me up and she's trying to get pregnant now and I'm like well, you better stop smoking. [laughter]. Pot they're like, oh my God, I can't believe I just said that [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. You better better stop taking the heroin month. . [laughter]. I can help you. [laughter], how are you going? I'm fine, fine. How are you? Good. I have this letter. I just wrote a letter on Monday and, um, it has a whole bunch of pictures in it and it's been sitting in my desk drawer. Oh. . All week. Oh. well, that's you're doing much better than I am. [laughter]. Yeah, well I but this is this is a letter that the last time I spoke to, I said, I'm, just in the middle of writing a letter to you. Huh. I really wasn't. I had just actually completed one to carry it past [laughter]. [laughter]. I just hadn't got to add to it. [laughter]. And I'm fixing this. Um, what I'm doing right now is that I'm fixing a card for a for my father in law for from Thompson. It's a card that has bears in it has. Oh. that's, right. Tomorrow's father's day there. It's, actually today. How it's today? Oh. well, yeah, I mean for us today. Oh yeah, that's, right. Tomorrow for me. September the 3rd now what is it over. Yeah. Is it in England is it this time of year or? No it's. Just that I'm on the, um, electronic mail. Alright. There's, the big thing for, um, woman who are due at the same time as me I'm one of them's from Australia. So I know that tomorrow is a. At. Father's day because of that. How's. It going how you feeling. Oh. I feel fine. Actually, I mean much better. I'm. Uh, I just started looking pregnant. Like about two weeks ago. [laughter]. Bit fun isn't. So [laughter]. It [laughter]. Yeah, but I still you know, I've only gained 14 pounds. So yeah, it's. That's. Good that's really good. You know, it's like it's, nothing and it's. Prolong. Yeah. Um, I have eight weeks left. Huh huh. So it's soon. No. [laughter]. [laughter]. I can't believe it. I know, it's a. Yeah. That's. So exciting. And and when do you take off from work. Um, well, I'll work, right up until the end. If I can my mom's coming up. Oh huh. On the 27th. I think the 28th of October babies. She's coming in. Yeah, she's gonna come for a couple weeks, but yeah, baby's. Wow, that's, great. Do our first. It's shown by itself. Yeah, well, yeah, yeah, my God, if she came with Don that would be like the horror of horror. I'll set it that's fine. That'll be [laughter]. Keep getting like the last person I want my baby to imprint on [laughter]. [laughter]. You wouldn't even hold it. I know no, I doubt it. I mean, no, it wouldn't be the kind of thing that I mean he would just have a miserable time. Oh. that's, gonna be a great time. Even normal normal will be sort of superfluous it's a woman's, huh huh. Yeah, well, Norma has to work. So, he's not gonna get Norma has to work he's, not gonna get time off work. Huh. How's. It going to work. Um, it's going fine. You know, things are going. Well for both of us. Did he have a job last time we talked? I don't know. I don't think so. Yeah, well, he's finishing up his dissertation I'll finish. It next month and he got a job. Huh. So it's only a six month thing, but you know, if they like them it'll go into a full time position. It's. You should understand. Canadian [laughter]. [laughter]. I know it's terrible [laughter]. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. Well least I don't say out out out and about it, which is what they all say. Oh huh. Oh. God huh. [laughter]. I know I know, but not only that when I speak French, which I hardly ever do, but occasionally I do when I speak French. I have a French Canadian accent. Is opposed to it a normal French accent. Oh God. [laughter]. Which is kind of weird like this person from the States having a French. Canadian accent huh. You're it's, not popular to be French now. Anyway, so [laughter]. Oh. well, but French Canadian is completely different than French. A completely different. Oh yeah, it's. Not even. It's things very upsetting over here, right now. Yeah, I know normal sent from actually sent some letters to green. Well, the big thing. Um, to the French embassy here in the here in Canada. It's just like. Yes, yes. No, I think things been I've not been happy about any at all. So some will tell to see what happens. Yeah. Huh. But, um, yeah, otherwise things going really. Well, you should see Tyson my goodness he's sitting here in his car, right now with his little stuff down. Is waiting to be pushed around. That's one of things. . You have to do is just keeps of exercise they're a little bit older. Is he a saying any word yet is she saying any words yet? . Oh. [laughter], actually it's. Just the middle of the . The same type is it. Oh. Huh, that's a big 1. Um, actually he's saying a lot of words, he's, not, um, he's saying any sentences yet. Huh. But he just he's saying like two, M, two words together, sort of thing. Which. Yeah, so by mom, um, or, um, uh to to training. Yeah. No, that that was a recent one to 2. Usually just says to to for training. He started saying to train and, um, he's. Huh. So funny has the stuffed animal that my mother had given him at this little stuff. Huh. Cutlery. Um, almost like a a windbreaker sort of material and, um, he calls it Tyson. And everywhere it goes now. He has to have this type in with [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh yeah, but when your mom comes to visit she'll be. So thrilled, yeah. Oh. I know I know, it's. I think it's great it's really it's. Yeah. So cute. And he just loves it. He has to sleep with it and he it's just it's the first time. He's really attached a lot of attachment a lot of, um, uh, uh, it's. . Well, I guess attachment to something. Huh. And, um, what else is he doing. Well, I took him to is so funny. I took him to a birthday party yesterday. It was his first birthday party. I was looking forward to it old week actually for two weeks now. I'm looking forward to. Oh. his first birthday party that he provided to some excited next door neighbor, right. Bring Tyson over screen, huh. [laughter]. Cried the whole time. It's miserable had to bring him in the backyard since I bought in the backyard oh. it's. Well pardon me. So funny. He wouldn't. Hang up with the kids. Well, so it was it there. Wasn't any chairs for either there's. Okay. No chairs he had to bring his own high chair. He's sitting in high chair. All the kids are sitting in regular chairs. Okay, it's an older kit to he's five years old. Oh. okay. So a. Tyson just as soon as I walk in screaming, huh. Huh. [laughter]. Alright Creek, right. So I brought in the backyard, they have a copy house with a little sandpit under it. . So he played there with is with trucks for. So long. He loved that and he finally so to calm down. And then later on the kids were playing a game in the backyard with Blues and then the balloon started popping and thing. [laughter]. . A miserable cry cracker huh. Huh. Well, we gotta go. Bye [laughter]. Things to look forward to. Well, it happens all the time with types and every time we think is gonna be something. Wonderful he's. Just modified like we took him to this concert, the wiggles. Yeah, you sent pictures of that, huh. Yeah, oh. and at first we we we got we didn't sit all the way in front there was like sitting in front. Huh. Yeah, they stay on the floor, but we were still in that section where we could sit on the floor as soon as little came out. He was like, huh huh. [laughter]. God crying didn't, wanna be near them. So we went in the all the way in the back and sat down and he was happy then. Okay, well you know those things can be pretty scary to a young kid like that. So it's a bit of a loaner. Well, I think it's specially because he's watching on the table of time and all of a sudden, they're there in person he was just like, huh. Yeah, and they're big. You know, they're not like on televisions or thing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, uh. We're. Uh, we wanna put in the day cash not putting in the daycare at least one day a week to. Oh. that's. A really good idea. Simulate choice. I didn't know if you guys were gonna do that or not. Well, it's, a little bit of a it's, a little bit of a dilemma, right now because Craig's mother watches Tyson and she's very upset about the fact that we've even considered it. . Yeah. Yeah, but it's much better for Tyson. Okay. Even just one day a week. Well exactly right eventually will be to at least I think it's a little bit less. Huh. Stimulation with Grandma because, uh, there's a tremendous attachment as a matter of fact, we find that. Yeah. Um, we usually have a pretty bad day with him on Saturdays couldn't figure out. Huh. Why. It's because that's, what has Mommy and Daddy again, full time. And, uh, cause he's Graham, Wednesday, Thursday. Oh yeah, so that would be good put him in on Friday then you'll. Have a good Saturday. Well, that's, what I figured. Well, we're gonna start off with Wednesday because it just works easier for us. Huh. We're gonna go from Wednesday and then when it's two and a half go to Wednesday and have it Wednesday Friday and then grab can have it. Huh. To half days out of the week and that's. Yeah. It. So, but it's a bit it's very hard with that because she takes very personally, you know, like instead of just reasoning out that this was something that we want to do because with the parents and also would be good for time. Yeah. She's just personal. I know, we're gonna have battles with my mother in law when the baby's born. Well, well, no. Oh yeah, probably. Just you know for the same things just you know, they want you to do. It puts them opinion on things, but but then again, you know, if they're too opinionated like, uh, I had to tell you is we have these battles about food every once in awhile, you know, like, uh, uh, if if she's not you know, she's giving something and you shouldn't have if I say no, I don't want to have that it's like it's, two personal like, oh. you don't think, I'm doing good job with. Yep. Oh. Yeah. So, but that's just stuff that we deal with it's, not too bad, but uh. Well you do get her to watch him which is totally great. Oh yeah, oh listen it's. Yeah. Fantastic hasn't has the best Tommy such a oh. you should say it's just such really inquisitive kid. Yep. They have a great backyard it's, huge it's. Huh. Just a rain forest and it's next to a resort. A sort of a resort that, uh, people would get the feeling that they're in the middle of nature. There's a Lake with all these birds. . No. And palm trees and all the uh, the the places they're these little bungalows. Huh. So through the fence, you can see that and you get and actually from the house, you can see the Lake and it gives the appearance like part of the backyard sort of thing because the way the vegetation is so anyway Tyson stands at the fence. Huh. . Now and he calls the birds and all these sort of what water birds and ducks come over and he feeds them down through the through the fence. Wow. All the time. That's. Pretty good. Yeah, it's really good and and they have a spot on the backyard so he's constantly in there and his granddad is always showing and things and and lose made these pathways through the, uh, all through the trees. Yeah. . It's like a a you know, like so each time. It's like he's on this little adventure going through all the trees looking at the bird and everything. Oh. that's pretty neat. Oh. listen he's such an outdoor kit. It's incredible. Huh. That's a lot of fun. Yeah, but you shouldn't feel guilty it's better for him to be in daycare at his age. And huh. Oh. I think so I personally. At least one day a week. I personally think so because he's really very specially involved because I don't get to a, I don't get taken to a play group like my other mothers like I don't get together with other mothers and you know, have the kids and all? Yep. Yes. Yeah. Yeah, well I think the research says something like up until two years it's better to be home, but starting in two years. . It's better to be in a daycare for some part of the time. Yeah, well, you know, it's it's just starting the socialization process a bit early. You know, but. When you guys will have the best of both worlds? Cause you'll be able to have them at home and and take care too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think all the time must be difficult. So. Cause I want to visited a couple of day care centers recently and, um, what I noticed is that the group that they have between 15 months and two and a half years. Huh. They keep together and,. Yeah. It's, just when you go in that section. Well, that'll be good for him then because he'll have a little bit of time with the younger kids to get used to it and then he'll be able to go with the older kids. It just looks like. Yeah. Oh. definitely definitely then it's between two and half three and half that's in another group. Yeah. Huh. I guess. There's a larger percentage. Anyway, but the,. Yeah. Uh, it's. Funny. When you go into the younger? It just doesn't seem like much it's going on. . They can't. Do as much or they don't do as much, but it's, not real colorful and there's only little projects around and there's a lot of beds around because our mattresses because they they have to map and and, um, this is their too much, but it's. Yeah. Yes. . So funny. They're they're. All sick. They're. All like a noses are running it's not everywhere like. Huh. [laughter]. They'll be two and a half before you know, it. What it was common? It. So. I know. Well, it's. He will be fine. I mean, I just want him to the last 1. I went to, he really seem to like he just had a lot to do you know, like right from the start, he start playing in the back yard and looking at the kids and being a bit more interested. Huh. Yeah. Huh. So. Yeah, I think it's a good idea. . Well, we don't know what we're gonna do yet. We haven't decided. That's, right. Because you're gonna take a certain amount time off of work, right. Yeah, I get six months and then after that we're gonna have to figure out what's going on. Hello. Can you go back to work part time? Yeah, I can go back part time and then what we're hoping is I'll be part time. And maybe norm. Can be part time and then we won't have to put the baby in daycare, but I don't know, what's up. That'd be great. That'll be really great. Yeah, he really does not want the baby in daycare at all. Yes. I mean, he just feels really strongly against that. But then again, he should have moved near his mother, huh. [laughter]. All right, I mean, there is no way like maybe our emails are the same like I don't want her to. Huh. I know, she's gonna tell me what to do. And stuff, but my gosh, is all taken care of my kid. [laughter]. But the. Like in another world. , huh. No. Yeah, it's funny though. Like you think that you're gonna be able to you know, like I know I know how I wanna raise my child, but you really. You take a lot of advice from people, especially you know, an experience, mother. Yeah. You know, about simple things like a first you know, I've done. All my reading and it's like it's a baby's breastfeeding that's, the only thing the baby needs and that's it, baby. Yep. Just not anything else besides breast milk and sure enough with Tyson. You know, best suggested supplementing with some water. And now he doesn't need water. You know, he has breast milk. So sure enough. Because he was so miserable [laughter]. He started trying I'm just giving him some T and it was great. Huh. Absolutely help him. So much. Oh yeah. Yeah, and even in the future. What is the cancel mail? Do you mean for when he's crying and stuff? Um, sort of I'd, give him I'd. Give him the water. Um, yeah, sort of maybe in between like he's just had a fee you know if he's had a fee and then now, it's, feeding, you know, he wants more, he wants more breast mail kinda think, it's myself. Okay. . Well, it's a bit earlier. So I might give him just some water instead. Oh. and when did you start that? I'm pretty much right away. Oh. yeah, because they say like in the books, it says not to to only give them rest for like the first six weeks or something like that. What is the? Oh wait a second. Now he probably had it maybe weeks file. This is when we started traveling a bit maybe even slightly before that. Okay. Okay. Um, and the other thing that I would do is that is. After the six weeks if Tyson was if a child was, um, uh, it just doesn't not satisfied from breast milk that I would give a top up a a formula. . Huh. Formula you mean. Yeah, I'm not I'm, not like I'm in a breastfeed, but I don't wanna be totally tied. I don't want my to be totally tied to a. It no, it depends on you apply. It depends on you supply like some woman in George. I mean, they absolutely are huge. Huh. They in George. I never in Georgia lot. You know, like I had. Yeah, you weren't that particularly big when I saw you, huh. No and also. And that was right afterwards. Well, what would happen to is that Tyson would fall asleep. All the time on the breast. Oh yeah, that's. So what would happen is that he would feed for a very short period of time. Yeah. He fall asleep and then a he wanted feeding anywhere between everyone to two hours and I just never found. Oh yeah. He was satisfied. He was always trying me not. He wasn't calling you. But just it was never stated and, um, so in the future or if it happened again to me. For her. I would start supplementing. . I, um, he hasn't. Yeah, I just know like we're gonna be at Christmas time with our in laws. You know, that'll be my baby's like six weeks old. Oh yeah. Oh. I wanna be able to go out [laughter]. I mean, I want them to watch the baby and us to be able to go and do something. Well, you can't, especially if you, if you end up I'm doing well with frustrating. You can, um, you can not stop. Oh. I can pump and leave them bottle. Yeah, because I had, I couldn't do anything like that. Yeah, that's, correct. Oh yeah. I tried. I had all the gizmos. I even electric. I even rented an electrical. What, huh? Oh okay. And I couldn't, I couldn't extract all huh. Huh. So, um, I and then when I put Tyson on formula. I put him on boats milk and then he's now, he's on soul, milk and and listen, he's he's, great. I mean, so many kids have sensitivities to Couse milk and Tyson is just he's never sick. That's good we're. Not we're, not gonna do calls. Ma'am because normally allergic and my brother was allergic. Oh. oh. right. Oh. definitely don't goats goats, milk is the closest to mother's branch. Yeah, so there's, no way we can go. You can get we have a formula here. Yeah. Carrie care, which is really nice formula and, um, and then on to Lori he's just on on the particular brand of soul Mills now and he's he's. Okay. Great. I mean, it's a little bit expensive, but like I said, we he's just done. Yeah, well. So, well, I can't see putting him on to close now. No. Why bother? I mean, eventually, you probably want to. So, it's actually, [laughter]. Yeah, so like just things like that and I think, um, yeah, probably probably as of the six weeks. I'll, tell you one thing. It's. So, confining even when we were on holiday like you're gonna be a little bit of a holiday around the six week period. . We were just absolutely at least I was little miserable in that respect because there's a lot that we couldn't do and I felt so guilty because on Christmas Eve. I had, I drank too much and I was gonna I don't actually, they don't actually get the alcohol, but they get the right products of alcohol consumption. [laughter]. Yeah. Wow. Remember Craig, sitting there going because Tyson fell asleep at about 11 o'clock and sure enough seven o'clock in the morning. He's still asleep. Huh. And. It was just. Gonna going Johnson still sleep. I don't know, what's wrong he's, never slept this long I'm on. . Huh huh. Oh. and then after that, he developed brush. No. So the share you know, the excess sugar really. Yeah. Yeah, they have it. Cause he would have contracted. Um, the yeast anyway from me just from being born because I've had East in the past. Yeah. So what was it like trafficking? So if we cancel that out the whole. So soon because we're we're thinking about going to L A in January. Oh. really oh. that'd be great. Yeah. You think I hope you get to see Carrie. Yeah, yeah, I hope so too. If she doesn't if you don't get to go down there and make sure she comes up to see you. Oh yeah, she'll probably come up. I should guess I don't know where we can go down, but what I mean was it really horrible or a. No traveling was great at that age it's a. Yeah, that's. What I think to someone else told me? . Don't. Do it. Oh no it's. Yeah. The best Tyson right now. Would be so horrible to travel, but he is such a month like, well, we take him to restaurants or anywhere like I can't go through shopping with. Huh. Okay. So he is a monster. Okay. No, so do what you can when they're babies, but but every child is so different. Like you have the woman, tell me, oh. no, our babies. Great sleep. All night, doesn't. Keep as soon as this baby wakes up. They just go to sit there and they don't need to be stimulated and they don't need to be picked up and I mean, we could never leave Tyson just laying there. Oh. so I was just, um, I was cleaning up this room that we have. And I ran into the pictures from, uh. Uh, when we were at staying Diane. Oh yeah, yeah. I haven't had a chance to tell you Diane had a boy. I was gonna say, yeah, I was gonna ask I forgot. She had a boy. She was two weeks earlier. Oh. my God, two week. Yeah. Do you was there something wrong or she's? Just early. Yeah, that's. Just two weeks early. Good that's. She, um, she like August the first or something and it was mid mid July and he had a a little boy named Michael. Great. Wow. Oh great. Michael X Michael [laughter]. [laughter]. I don't know where the . [laughter]. I didn't ask too many questions. Well, that was one of the names. We were considering actually, but just because French and English you know. Oh. looks like. Well, I was having a laugh too because, um, they meant in Porter RICO and and and Hey David, would be Javier and it just brought back berries from from San Diego. [laughter]. You read it to a higher [laughter]. Okay. [laughter]. Huh. But but, um, they moved into the house at the same time. Okay, well. Actually the pictures that I'm sending has. Um, no pictures of the baby. Because she didn't send any, but a couple pictures of their Newhouse. Huh. Yeah, it's nice it's it's. Um, it's, just a it's it's large. Oh. no, how can I say large? It has appearance. That it's big, but I don't think, it's. Huh. I don't think, it's supposed to be accessible big it's. Just it's a high house and that's. Huh. All high ceilings and,. What else? Uh. The the the block of land is just beautiful like the pictures during the summertime. And the whole thing is all incase with just beautiful trees and you can't even see the neighbors and, um, then, uh huh. U S. That's, the life, huh. That's. The life, huh. Oh it's, beautiful. They live exactly where they wanna live. And. Oh. it's really stinks. Because you know, like if you look in my backyard, we got a fence that you could see right away trees that are just coming up. . You can see all your neighbors. I I don't feel. Sorry for you at all. All the way around you don't [laughter]. We live in a basement apartment. I thought you were next. Oh. you didn't tell me that you were you were next. He told me that you were doing that snow Park. That we do. If I look out my store, I see the words because there's a huge Park there's it's, not a Park it's a nature. Yeah. Reserve across the Street, but it's still a basement apartment. Right now. Yeah. Lovely [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. well. Huh, anyhow. So here's, my other questions. Okay, did you use drugs during labor? No, I just, uh, used the. You were so quick. I guess. I was very quick. I guess. Huh. Huh. But because I had a, I was in, I was I went from. A second stage. Did they did they, um, augment? You or not did they give you a or or okay. Part. Nothing. No, no, if ever start talking about that. Try it. Well, yeah, this is to bring labor on. Usually if you're gonna be. Huh. You're getting up to 14 days overdue now there they might do things a little bit different, but if you're gonna get it's probably between 10. It is. Yeah. No 14 days overdue. They give you a drip here. Okay, alright, well that's that's fairly common that's pretty standard actually, I see your system there would be as good as it is here as far as holding off it's I'm holding. . Yeah, I'm sure, it's fairly. I mean, they don't do Syrians first like over the face. Oh yeah, and I might even even if the baby's breach there's a chance that would be delivered vaginal here. They do. Oh. well if you have the choice. So. If some I don't know. Uh, you don't have a choice of private or. No, everything here is public there's. No, such thing as private here. Uh, yeah, I mean, breach breached Reginald delivery. Would would be hard. Would be very hard on you. Yes. And I said, hopefully like if if there's any sort of choices ask for C section because it's both can be dangerous to the baby. Yeah. But um, no, I had no drugs, but the only thing is since I went from second second stage to transitional stage, right. Um, oh. is it no first stage to transitional stage and I I didn't realize that I was in transition? Yeah. I still thought was first stage because they haven't evaluated me. They figured well, stuff. So were you home for most of your labor or did you go to the hospital late or what? No it's as soon as my water broke. Okay, so you could have been having contractions for a few days and not even knowing that you actually went in when your water broke. I went to my water broke. I wasn't having much going on and then sure enough I dial added very quickly like like I got to the hospital and the woman were very nonchalant with me because she says, well, honey, you can't be too far. Okay. You're still smiling. Oh yeah. But I was having, um, contractions that went from five minutes apart to three minutes apart in the time. I was in the car. Huh. So when I was there and then they they put me into the shower. And then she gave me an Emma. I thought I was just having problem. We don't get an here. Well, that's, good because I was thought I was having problems because of the Ena and, um, and sure enough I was I was in transition. Yeah. I kept thinking to myself Craig I'm gonna have to speak to them about drugs because this is very painful and, um, so, but I've forgotten all about the gas totally forgot about the gas and, um, as soon as I had some of the gas, I felt much better. Yeah, okay, well they probably, um, you were probably in first stage for a long time and didn't know it didn't really feel. It that much. Possibly because I for several weeks though. I've been getting I had, I had, um, some tearing. Huh. Um, you know, like a tearing feeling around my Buick bone. A. So that could have been the softening and besides that the doctor had checked me actually that's been deuce because I was five days over and he asked me at my examination he says listen, I can do an internal exam if you want me to because it might bring things on. Yeah. Huh. So he did a swipe on it and then the next day. Okay. I had to go into Murrow too for feel hot monitor because you just want to make sure everything was okay. Huh. And he was so surprised you guys I'm really surprised that they didn't do anything. He was just really really surprised. I went home and then within an hour of that that's when I. Okay. That's what I am. That's. When I my water's broke? What happened was, um, did you have to get in PC automatic? No, no. Oh. that's, good. Did they did you tear or a? I I what's called Grace. I I tore a little bit on the inside. God that's really good God, you were made to have Bailey. That was great. Oh man. Well, I wasn't. I wasn't. I I did so miserable with him with a pregnancy. That I was very excited it's like people keep asking now because we've been talking a having another baby and all you presently. [laughter]. Huh. And said, no, no I'm gonna wait till my parents come because I don't wanna be sick with them here. Oh yeah. I can totally understand. I had like the most miserable. I wasn't a sync issue, but I was so miserable there's. That's part. No way I could do anything or see anybody or all I wanted to do like for me like what I can't imagine is having one kid at home and being morning sick. Oh. . Oh. It was awful. Oh. yes, I know know and even now. Yes, yeah. I'm surprised it when I think about that first March. It was when I uh, it was March. The 10th that I started getting sick and. . I was so miserable the whole month. It was really full on and it was the busiest month at work ever. And we turned away business and I would I would finish out. Um, early. No, no, I couldn't take anymore. Patience at the end of the day. Would finish by five sort of thing instead of lingering until six and, um, I don't know is it was just flat out. It was amazing. I couldn't what I realized probably happened was that I wouldn't talk to anyone. I would just you know, I'd get to get the job done. Just go in there just leave because I have to as soon as I open my mouth start talking. Yeah. I feel nauseated and have to go and throw up. Yeah. Oh. it's. So discussing and now the thing that I can't do I don't know how you're gonna be able to do this when you're pregnant. [laughter]. I can't stand for a long period of time like how do you adjust people. Is what. How do you stand for that long? Oh. actually that was okay, I did pretty well with that. I didn't understanding. Oh. because I walk, I walk all day. Yeah, I can walk fine. Like I could walk for hours. It would be okay, except I can't walk fast because I get contractions when I walk fast. Yes, alright now I can I could walk and then, adjusting was pretty easy. . Oh. If I had to do a spy posture adjustment on somebody that would be a little bit. Awkward. Huh, because I can't stand if I stand for like 10 minutes that's. It if I walk you know, I can walk for half an hour, whatever it doesn't matter, but the standing is is no good. It is. Now the second time around it might be a little bit different for me because you just, you show a lot quicker. You are bigger than Tammy anyway, like this woman, I'm, seeing right now at the office. Yeah. Yeah. She's helping us with our computer. She's, just she isn't getting very much. Wait. She said she's only gained six kilos. But. She's. A she's, just really awkward in herself. Yeah, like just really sort of very full and she still has she has another four weeks to go which technically I would be stopping working about this time though. I think I was gonna try to push it to just stopping two weeks before I'll. . Try and do as much as I can because to get a locum. We just, you know, it's just it's just a cost effective we want to try to work as far as possible. Yeah. And what about when you took off afterwards where you like incredibly board. Um, now you know, yeah, it's funny. Your days would go. So fast because you're just trying to get certain things done. Huh. Huh. You you just like it was a challenge to get all the stuff done for Tyson during the day to do the nappies because we do a cost happy here. Yeah, that's. What I was gonna ask too? Is was it discussing to have to wash them. No, not really not really just. 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Tied to school around. Oh. And I always said to myself you do that. I'm out of here. And he did so, but I mean, it's much more complicated than you know, all the stuff. Yeah. That's going on all these years. So are you broken hearted? No I'm I'm relieved I'm. Just wanna get on with my life and I'm wondering what the next step. And who the next person's gonna be, but I wanna get on with I'm 38 that's. Not a joke. You know. I do know. So are you gonna stay in Budapest? Are you gonna come back? Well, I guess I don't know you know, we started, we opened a bakery, Kathy. No. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, we had nothing to you know, because I had a couple things, the summer, the money, the cultural stuff here is collapsing. Yeah. So we didn't have money to do the films games. Documentary in Jesus over because they also get the funding the the television station was going under. Oh. no. They stop all these projects and gave being one of them. Oh. yeah. So they both were you had nothing to do a couple of months ago. I was at home in may baking and friend came over. I was making brand muffins and banner bands at all. This is great. When you sell it, they don't make anything of this country? . And you know my grandfather's a Baker and yeah, I didn't really know too much about it. I didn't know that. But anyway, he Baker. My uncle's Baker. . So I said what the hell be kind of I've always had a fantasy to do that. Yeah, so is that doing well? So I took some stuff around. So I took some stuff around one to stores and they said this is incredible. You know, we're gonna order 500 a day. It's like huh. How are you gonna make 500 a day? Exactly, I can make it does in every you know, five hours. So I told Gaby said let's try to find a place you love the idea. See, there's you know, great. Huh. And we've been doing great every since I came back, new York is awful time. And I left last October to get away and you know, we're gonna set up then went to new York and then he really pulled the ship together and this is like really great. Yeah. But let's, do this together? So we found a place a few blocks on my house and you can have, we could have a Kathy there. He's always wanna have a Kathy that's. His Sassi. Oh. So he does a Kathy. I did the bakery in 1. I worked really really hard. We series like 21 hours a day. Yeah, I believe it. We opened July 16th C. That's very hard work. Was very I remember when we're waitressing I'm just ship labor A K and just because we're owners now, nothing's changed, I feel like an employee of our own. I know. And. You know, endeavors. Oh. So we're working really hard. And what I was doing. I go in early in the morning and leave kind around tenor 11 at night and it would stay on. We close at one o'clock in the evening and he would stay before five and all these gorgeous young girls, but you know, he insisted on having vehicle girls. I said, it's gonna be a problem. You're, just jealous. I said, I'm, not jealous. I feel shitty. You're, not spending time with me. You sometimes the girls and it's gonna lead into a problem now. You're, just gonna. Sure enough it stopped. You know, start coming home for 56 in the morning. And I'm going what's going on it goes. Oh. I just need to unwind and ask to talk to the girls. Yeah, well, you know, they're. So nice and so intelligent. So listen, if you don't see a problem with that. You gotta wake up. I said, because how do you, how you feel if I said for five more talking from you guys because you know, I need the conversation need to online. I guess, I'll be said, well, you know. Anyway, and then and then I I I would call him like midnight, the phone would be busy in the restaurant. I mean, I know who it was it was the girl. I mean, she was so stupid obvious. I come into the restaurant. She's seen me. Jump up and leave she'd. You know, come visit on her off days like you're, right. So what's going on nothing, nothing nothing that I called one day and I was busy and I called this friend because she always uses him as alibi and of course, guy was you know, not busy on the phone and I called back and they said, oh. I was talking to the guys and they weren't. . Huh. Yes, I was, I said they weren't because, uh, okay, I wasn't you wanna know. I said, yeah, that's. Why, I've been in? This girl. . I said that's, it good bye. So, it's been three weeks. 2.5 weeks. It's been hell. Because he's still here. You know, it comes home at six in the morning and I leave around seven or 8. So we have one to two hours together. I try to spend the day. All day. So I don't wanna see him and it's just been really hard to talk with talking as far as I'm concerned. We have nothing more to talk about. Man. I say, well, you know, I never really wanted to physically you. No problem. And I guess the chemistry between this has been good. I love you more than anybody else on hold. All right, I'm, sorry, you know, I need more. I think I deserve 1. Well, you know, it's with other woman, it's better, but yeah, I don't know if you I didn't know, but I said I love you it's like good. Well, let's say sister and brother and then keep in touch. So I don't know. And it's really hard. I mean, I'm, just saying this. So easily insured, same for you and you have a kid to not to sell you a little more even more. No, I know, I'm the same way. Yeah. Exactly. So how's, your baby. He's, wonderful. You're, young, man. I should say. Yes, he's gonna be three in January. Unbelievable. You believe it, huh. No. It goes so fast. It's ridiculous. I know. And how you doing, I mean, you guys had a year together, your part a year together. Yeah, yeah, well, I mean, you know, he's down at Doc in Texas he's coming up once a month to visit. The mail. Oh. that's been it. Well, he was here from may till the end of August and then,. Huh. He went back down to teach you know, and this is supposed to be the last nine months. We had to be a part and he was gonna be up here. The next year and then I was either gonna go down there or we would hopefully have jobs in the same place to go to because I'm gonna apply for jobs. This year and next year. You know, for real tenure track teach job. Huh. And tax. Yeah, it'll be wonderful. If I if I get one, but I think it's it's looking pretty good I'm, actually in a good position to get 1. I think but. Yeah. So what really brought all this on this time is I mean, you know, the onboarding problems, you know, but. . We went to visit the only vacation. We took this summer was to go visit his family and I wrote you that letter that we were going there. No. Did you you did get my letter? No. Isn't that strange, huh? Along time ago recently. I wrote it over the summer. I wrote it in June and July. Who I don't know? . With a picture. Would you send a picture? No. No, just the letter. I don't know. Because I was saying how we were coming and I wish that we could come to Budapest and then I said call. Let me write me. Let me know. When's a good time to call you because whenever I try to call? Huh. I always get the machine. Yeah, no, I don't know. Anyway. Anyway, I'm. Sorry, go ahead. Oh. that's. Okay, um, it could just be the post. We have things lost. We have other people's mail. I mean, I don't know, it's, not that bad, but occasionally something's got lost. Yeah. Right anyway, um, so it was kind of upsetting because I hope that we could do some other fun things together. We didn't take it because we don't have the time we don't have the money and you know, turns out he just doesn't wanna spend anytime alone with me. Huh. . Huh. So he doesn't want it says make him to access to go out with me. So I said, okay, what am. I gonna do about this. You know, like what can I do. How can I take it? All set. Okay, what is he like to do? He likes to watch baseball on TV and I hate it for years. I always just go in the bedroom and read when he does it in the summertime. . I said, okay, I'll watch baseball with him. So I sat there and you know what I realized I didn't really put it together over the phone, but he stopped watching baseball. Right. Oh [laughter]. Every other some we've been together every single night. He spent watching baseball. E. And as soon as I sit down and do it. So many stops. . Anyway. So we didn't spend any time together and then we went to Engel and and his parents were really mean to. . And David said, well, because we split up, I need to earn my way back to the family. Huh. They say it's, understandable. That they should be angry with me. Cause he took the son, his son away from him. What did I do? I don't know. I mean, when I left with his son was with days. It was you know with his understanding it was supposedly an agreement. Huh. We made together that he approved of. The. So why are his parents. Punishing me. Huh. They were really dreadful and then I'm very very cold and you know, I have just been. Huh. So devoted and so loving. I mean, I'm taking this huge trip to go see them as my only vacation. Yeah. We spent all of our money to go. Huh they treat you like ship. Do that you know? And they treated me like shit and it was very upsetting and days. Thanks a lot. Didn't stand up for me. Huh. You know what I mean. And then afterwards website and he didn't you know, say all they were wrong to treat you that way you know, nothing like that. What was his reason? Alright, what is it. I mean, he says, well, they're mad at you and you know, I mean, he says it like you know, because he's a glitch. So he doesn't spell it all out. You know, but he says it and leaves it open for me to infer that he agrees with them and then he doesn't contradict it, you know, and I said you agree with them and he doesn't say anything, you know, kinda thing and then,. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. So they're coming for three weeks. I'm supposed to spend Christmas my Christmas vacation in Texas with them. Perfect. They're coming for three weeks. So the only time that we both have free. . And meanwhile, it's, like he just ignored me when we're around them and I end up three of the days we were there. He and his brother and his father set and watched cricket. All day. And I had to like clean the house and do the cooking and watch Sam. [laughter]. I know you know, it's incredible. And this is my only vacation. So I'm supposed to spend my Christmas vacation, which is the only time? Step. I'm gonna get to see him with them and I said, I can't do it. Yeah. And,. Then I told him that I really wanted him to come. Up for Christmas. So we could all be together for Christmas and I just, I just can't be with them every time. I mean, I really struggled with it. I really tried to get like myself to do it every time. I thought about it. I just burst into tears. Yeah. You know, I love Christmas and the things that I love these people. . I really love them and the fact that they could turn on me like that showed me that they never really cared about me. They obviously never approved of me or why would they be treating me like this. No, no, I. They should be so happy that we're back together right. Yeah, but probably they maybe the time they took their sons side and you know they thought, oh my gosh, you know, she took the child away and she heard I mean, parents always take the boys side. Right. They always takes a you know. I know I know, but it just really hurt that they could just turn on me like that. I'm. Sure, I. I mean, I think that they should have seen that you know, maybe this was nobody's fault. Maybe it was both of our faults and certainly they should be very happy for all of us. That we're together again and support us instead of punishing me. Absolutely did you try talking to them. No, because I didn't really realize what was going on when we were there. I just knew I was feeling bad. To. And because they're. So indirect, they have this weird English. Huh. Oh no we're. Nice. And polite. Yeah, yeah, but meanwhile cold like ice. Exactly exactly. Yeah. So it's very hard to put it together and Dave, was the one I thought that they were being very, um, disapproving of Sam, but they were the one who told me no it was me? I mean, most of the stuff. I'm getting I'm getting from him. So I don't even know like what is he just trying to make me feel bad. Oh. You know what I mean. Yeah. But I think that it's true. I mean, at the same time he could be doing things to help. Keep me from feeling. So bad. You know, like doesn't have to tell me all these things. That's. Good. I think he really wanted me to feel bad. He really wanted me to be punished. You know, and and what did I do. I mean, I was the one who got this back together and I bent over backwards to make the relationship work then everything he said I was doing wrong. That was keeping him from being happy. No, no, he doesn't work that way. I know it doesn't, but you know, it's like it's just all MSN discussing, but anyway, so that's been the most recent. So what how do you feel about that is it okay, that's. For me to. Okay, how are you handling all this stuff? Oh. I I you know, I feel completely broken hearted and devastated [laughter]. Yes. I really do. I feel like I've put my life into this relationship. I've spent seven years with him. Huh. I have a child with him. Huh. You know, I've devoted myself to him. And, um, I don't know. I just had so much invested in this. You know, I just feel like I don't know if I can ever really recover from it. Yes, yes. Because it's just been such an enormous colossal failure. You know. Well then why force it. Maybe it's gonna be better with something else. Oh. no we're. Not. I mean, yeah, no, no. Yeah, because I know exactly I've done nine and a half years with a game and it really does feel like I have done nothing to change him. Yeah, that's right. I know. You know, I've been trying to help him and him and I said you know what you're you're a typical Hungarian mail first you know, drinking smoking drinking within and then suicide and he's been threatening suicide for a long time. . And see. Huh huh. Now you know if you leave me I'm gonna die without you. I have to kill myself because I don't see the future I'm just been so depressed. And there's. No, not like that. Oh my God, it's. Just like your father. Yep, and I said, boy, this is so good to hear this, huh. Oh. my God, I know. Alright. And meanwhile, Dave is acting just like my mother. No. Yes, like he just wants to keep me to punish me. Oh. it's horrible. . This whole thing. Well, what he did was I called him crying telling him you know how much this Christmas meant to me? And this is gonna be the first Christmas Sam. Would remember his Daddy. You know, remember for Christmas and I wanted his Daddy to be there and he said I'll come up for Christmas and I said, oh. that means so much to me. . Thank you, I really know, that's hard. If you want appreciate so much. I feel so close to you. I love you. So much and then he calls me up the next night, the night before he's coming up to see me and says, well, I don't know if I'm gonna do it or not. After I told him how much it meant to me just like with my mother, right? . If I ask for something if it's important. If I need it, he can't give it. Right. And it's just like my mother it's. So weird. Isn't, it how do we pick people who are just like the parents who heard us. I don't know. I mean, why couldn't you looks like a guy like your mother, huh? I think I like my father, you know. Well, I have to tell you gave one part of game. He's. This hysterical ranting raving it's. Just like my mother that's. Huh, only the bad stuff though. What I hate? And. Only the bad stuff. It's unbelievable. The warm loving kind understanding, huh. Yeah. The the yelling screaming ranting raving, throwing things. Oh. you don't need that. Hysterical suicidal. So are you still you're still working? And running the bakery. Well, we is this Kathy baking. Yeah, we're doing together, but I'm doing the bakery stuff and the restaurant actually most it's running by itself. I'm, not really they're very little now at the beginning of baking, hooking everything. Oh good, I was gonna say you can take people how to do that. And. Yeah, no, we have three bakers three shafts 10 cleaning. We have about 25 people working there. That's amazing, Kathy. I know and every time. It's something, beautiful wonderful. He picks it up just like I said about Christmas we've had five for Christmas with family it's been a nightmare every single one we've had with fights everybody fighting everybody I'm trying to keep the piece and you know, we saw a dress. Oh my God. Oh. So every time something, beautiful. This is a beautiful experience. He fax it up. I mean, I'm sick and tired. I'm like you. I don't want it. I wanna have some peace and love enjoy and you know, sharing a good great moment. Be with people who love you. Yeah, so even if he is having to be alone and now, he's telling me the please. I know. I have to get Kathy back, please help me. I love her. So much. I'm gonna die without her if I. You have to get away from. I know, but I and I can't just leave the city. What I'm gonna go back to no, I don't have a job? We're surviving here to tell you the truth. You know, I use my mother's money invested in this thing of course, like everything else. Now. Oh. $50,000 including still the money. I owe you to all the people and all things gave I together. And we have this business and we only enough. So we can pay a couple of bills. That's. It now if I go back to new York. What am I going to be a waitress? Do bookkeeping you know, I have no skills really asking. I mean, if I'm lucky, I might get a day here. They're on something I'm, not sure. Because I'm sort of falling out. I'm an older category. Now the whole thing you know, my peers are big stars. Kathleen turning those guys and Hollywood really nobody knows me Taranto's thinking of going to possibly, but I have to start from scratch anywhere and after starting, I don't have you know, it's like even if I don't know whatever some money someone says here's Kathy's, $5,000 or something. That's gonna last couple months and then what. I know. You know, so here I have security. I have a home friend. Well, you have the apartment in new York don't. You or no. Yeah, yeah, I have a place to live. The. I still have to eat have to do something and here at least I'm employed by myself. I know I know. You know, whatever good worse. I mean, we're doing that. Well, but you're you're part owner in that business can't. Oh yeah. You you'll get still get money from it. Even if you're not there. I mean, you get a portion of the profits, but the profits. Well it's. No man that's one thing, but it's. So small it's enough for it to keep going here, but if I start going to you know, America or something here, huh. It wouldn't go very far. It's a joke. Yeah, because it's still the currency exchange. Exactly the two of us are earning each about $327 each month. Fraud set up. And. It's a joke. I mean, you can't leave anywhere with that kinda money. So, I'm just kinda have no idea this is this last thing with gauges happened, fours, birthday like September 20th or something by the way. Happy late birthday. I'm. Sorry, [laughter]. 00, happy birthday yourself, huh. Thank you, it's been a summer of hell. So I don't know, but anyway, so. Oh. I just think who do I have no idea. I'm. Sorry. So I'm just gonna let you know fake take this thing right now. I I know I'm really upset. I've had enough. I want out. I want to move out and but everything I just money because it gave us that we have to pay an additional four hours a month. Another department here somewhere to rent for him and that money is gonna come out of our income, which is like more than half. So I don't really know what. What I should do the guys? Were in this country. Our car you know, the ones, they're they're. Yes. All screw they'll. Have 50 relationships it's, not like no big deal. You know, couple wife couple kids. Huh. You know, a wife a lover five children. And how much is your? Can you how much is your apartment worth? How many? How much? You've invested in that. Can you spell that? first of all. I I bought it a couple years ago for at the time. 150000 us today. Yeah. Because the the dollar gone up where the points gone down. I could could not probably more than like I don't know $2,728,040 for it. Oh. And I wouldn't want to Miss is really huh. But besides yeah, and you don't know that that will always be that's the way it is right now. I'm, just wondering. Yeah, yeah, so no. Yeah. This is beautiful home. I never you know this is like something permanent. I don't. That money. I would spend in new York in six months to year paying bills up like that. Oh. I know I know. And then I never have anything left. I know I know. So anyway, I don't I'm just kind of lost. I guess maybe in the same place. You would not know, although you have few goals and you know your work stuff, how about romance stuff. Huh. Other possibilities. No. . It's very hard. When you have a little baby for one thing? Yeah. Anyway, because I never get out. I don't need people. I don't even really have any friends here. I have one friend now because my friend Loretta from Cornell started seeing someone here and he's and and she's been spending time here. . And he's been being very sweet. And they both love Sam and so when she's here, she's, you know, I have a friend and when she's not here, he's been being great. Huh. So that's really nice, but that's about it if I didn't have them, I wouldn't have anyone here at all. Yeah. You know, and my relatives don't wanna see me. No, why not those. Are the weird ones? Oh yeah, my mother's relatives, you know that it's not that they say they don't wanna see me. Huh. It's just that they don't really act like they want to see me. You know, so I'm, not gonna force myself on them. With field. Yes. Not even there. Grandchild or Grandi Sun or whatever. They don't seem interested. They don't call. [laughter]. You know, they seem like he's just a nuisance. Is this your weird? Runkle. The one that was in new York. Yeah, but also all of them. Huh. Oh. The whole kitten caboodle. Thanks. Oh. I'm. So sorry. There's three families. You know, that's, right nearby. Mhm. Usually my cousin. My cousin just sent the entire summer here and she didn't call me 1. No way. Yeah. Yeah, my very you know, I thought very dear cousin. So. Wait, please select a. Huh, I don't know. All I know is life is too short and you have to spend it with the people you love who love you. Yes, I agree. Absolutely. You know, they're precious. . And especially when things are rough. That's when you'll find out who they are think you know. Yeah, yep. I know my dad was here actually for six weeks. Oh yeah. You know, he's here. March at a concert or whatever for Jackie them. He was he was working there. He had a contact here. Marquee. I have to organize a concert for him connected here. Oh. that was sweet of you. So it was very successful and it was great. He was like I it's. No big deal 40 years. You know, I have been the stage, but yeah, so what they do it's. Okay, it was a huge deal. I mean, given I worked on it for like months. Everything, but anyway, you know his style. Huh. Yeah. So by the time, didn't appreciate it. So I was really upset, but anyway, now, he's here. He came here to visit. He just left yesterday morning. He was such a sweetheart. Oh that's great. And. He was so I'm. So glad I didn't tell him because I just was so upset and I thought the how embarrassing that. Well, you're. You know, your daughter's lovers screwed around or whatever. And so I don't know just usually I don't wanna put more pressure between him and gave because they already is not a great relationship. Man. And then like two days before he left, he said he said you should be happy and cheerful I'm sick and tired of seeing you depress white. So depressed, keep smiling here up. I said dad I'm, unhappy and I don't feel even sure why why do you want him. I said, well, if you really wanna know as far as I've been through relationships over. Yeah, I've heard that before. I said, yeah, you have, I said, I know, but this time I think, it's you know, pretty that's why the reason I didn't tell you because you guys are always going Asher one more break up thing because I threatened a few times. Well, you were split up for a while. For a year. Yeah, but anyway, so this is another movie. So he didn't come through. Who might and then when I told him he said, he's, he was in may he said why, don't you tell me said I could have you know been support of all this time if you and here you are trying to be tough and strong you know, whatever he goes like you know, and he said listen, he said this is a really hard time you should you guys should both really cool? Once you're dead, 1. It just consider in the business with a lot. You know, really don't don't talk. Because I kept saying , you love me. You love me because I love you. It's a mistake. I'm, sorry, I love you. I love you and it's like leave me the fuck alone. I know. You know, I'm hurt I'm disgusted I'm upset I'm angry and he's taken away. Everything I have left to fight with for this relationship right. As far as I'm concerned. I mean, even though I might have done it and he's done. It where it's really at this. of our lives it's late. It just doesn't belong. It's not part of realized. Anyway. And it's just not that everything else because you know, all the accumulated . That we are carrying around us and then my dad, you listen to everything back burner concerning work. Try to make money pay your bills back and you know then you'll. See that lifetime. Take care of things. So he was he was really crazy only logical person. I'll. See. Oh. I Miss, you so much. Hello. I'm. Yes, you too. And boy, this is well, I'm gonna come to new York. So would you come up from him? Oh. you, yeah, I'm. Well, I'm going. I think next weekend. So I can see my sister. I'm gonna drive. Oh. how how is she. She's doing well. You know, up and down. Struggles. She just broke up with somebody to [laughter], but but but generally will and we're doing great. Huh. That's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so I'm really gonna try to get a job where I can be closer to new York. Megan. Mhm. So I can see her more and also so I can be you know, back the part of the world. I'm used to that. Yeah. I'm comfortable and I don't like the Midwest [laughter]. Sounds good people. Well, yeah, yeah, and you know, my style doesn't mess. So, well with there's, you know, I'm like here, I'm. Mhm. 20. Yeah, I think I'm to new York. You know, I'm noxious. Yeah. [laughter]. That's. What they say to you? Well, it's, the feeling I get yeah, you know. But. . Yeah. I don't know, I'm home sick. For new York. I am not home sick. It's. I dread going back there. I'm. You're. So lovely there. Happy in Budapest, huh. I can't right now. I'm extremely depressed and unhappy, but otherwise, and I'm not working. You'd. Like it. So, that's also, but I like it here. I like the people have friends here, new York. Yeah. I don't know anybody you're, not there. Yeah. Larry died Lee, N been caught up in their life, Lina school. Oh. N. I mean, I you know to I know, it's got their own life and the work there. Yeah. Isn't anything. I mean, I. Did you ever you did you get my my letter about Larry and you said you're gonna be from memorial? My message about when it was gonna be did you. Oh. that was a year ago. I don't remember. I probably did. But did you okay, you didn't have it? Did you come back and have a memorial for him? No, I didn't have it because Larry ask and I was supposed to do one and and Larry answered fine. Okay. If you wanna do it, honey. Go ahead. Well, she went ahead and did it without me. Oh. And she sent me an invitation. I was like so pissed off she's such a horse. Oh. no. A piece of shit real trap and Larry hated. Her anyway. So I you know just as well. Do your old thing and never mind. Huh. But Larry, mother and I we're gonna go up to new York invite. All his friends and just do a really nice warm kind of thing. Yeah, I really wanted to go to the. I should. Yeah. And she just you know went ahead and sent it was in April. I think I sent an invitation it was like and it was sent to new York and she said she pieces ship woman. Seriously, I mean. Unbelievable even Larry was dying and she kept sending this guy came from because I was in a like a halfway house for a while where the people dying of age and before he went to hospital for the final trip. Hospital. Whatever the hospital. Well, actually he wasn't in hospital. It was it was sort of a hospital situations with like a house for guys and ask him. Right. Nurse's taken care of the male nurses, but yeah, like a type of hospital and they put in the hospital for the last step and a. One of the guys was there and he took Larry's dogs and took care of stuff and he came to hospital visit and for example, Larry , Dorothy said, get out of here in a koala. Can you just making my nephew upset and just made incredible? Seems and for Larry is dying and I was just, I mean, she's a lunatic, but seriously, lunatic. Huh. So and I never went back second time, huh. He's it's, such a loss that I Miss him. Huh. No. So much. You know, just such a power anyway. I know I know he was one of those. Oh. you all my Kathy. He was the most important person. Yeah, and your mother. Thanks. Larry. Say, okay. Alright all the strongest important people that I forgot. No. Okay, let's. See what's less skilled with [laughter]. I'm. I mean, it's, not. I haven't had that second. Blow, but you know, losing my dad like that has like the only person who ever really loved me. Yeah. Yeah. Like it's half straight in. Exactly. I know like stock, but we have to make the best of it. We have one chance to do it. Well, I'm not a pessimist. No, well, you wouldn't have survived. It don't take you either you know. This long neither would I you know, we're we're very strong and we look for the good and we try to create good. Yeah. . Yeah, so I'm not gonna give up and you know, things that looks fine. Oh. I admire you. So much. Alright, not a YouTube and you're you're you're taught girl too. You have so much have to go through your working. Gotta kit on top of everything, but beautiful more more. Yeah, yeah. Beautiful. Who looks like more? Me. Alright, [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, that's fair. I think [laughter]. He has my personally to. Oh. that's, great. He's very warm and loving and enthusiastic and he works very hard. That's. Good. He always knows what he wants to do. And he's just working at all the time. Really. He loves to Dewart, especially he loves to do puzzles and our. What. Wonderful. And he just all sit home we'll. Sit home. All weekend. And he's always busy. To. Usually I have to be sitting there doing it with him. [laughter]. He doesn't usually like to play alone, but he's like okay, now, we're doing this money. Now, you have to do this and I'm gonna do this he's. Huh huh. Just like going that's the whole plan. Doesn't sound like me, [laughter]. That I was gonna say that's it sounds like mama [laughter]. [laughter]. Did here. They did this now. . You're getting some your medicine back. That's. I am absolutely absolutely. Good that's fair [laughter]. You said is that what I'm like in a woman. I'm a little bit older [laughter]. Well, once he started talking it was so funny because like I couldn't get a word in edgewise, huh. [laughter]. It was like I have this is Faye Beck, huh. That's. Good [laughter]. I know you just jaggers continually. And. Is he a nursery school yet? He's in a daycare. Home. So, it's like a preschool set up. Huh. Um, they are to teachers and they do lots of activities and stuff, but they're and they're just they're 12 kids, but they're, you know, range for 18 months to four years, but they have they have people come in and read stories and do songs one once a week and you know those kinds of activities in the art projects. The. And things and all that stuff. So, it's for like a preschool, but it's smaller and more you know, intimate, which is nice because he's there from nine to five Monday through Friday. We just started in September. Wonderful. So you have time to do your work, huh. So I have time to actually actually, do my work. Yes, yes. Yes, once and, um, you know, I'm also at the lesson I'm teaching a course. So that takes more time to but it's getting a little extra money, which is good. Yeah. So don't worry about sending money, please. It doesn't sound. I was gonna ask you. I guess I should occasionally ask, but let me you know, I'll have to tell you what. Really let's, not worry about it. If at some. you get in a position to do it. You'll. Do it. But you're. Okay, right now without it. Yeah, and and you know, but. And that's, not it's, not like it's. My money, you know what I mean. Oh yeah, let's check. It's just part of my student loans and they'll get paid back. [laughter]. No. Yeah, but if they're pressuring, you in your M T. Oh. no, no, no, no they're they're. Happy to, uh. To what to. Uh. Extended. Compound interest. Yes. They're. Just keep doing it and it's low interests. Yeah, it's not bad. We owe so much money with higher interest. F. I can't even tell you credit cards. I just wish we get rid of our joint bills that would help. I know. Alleviate some of the joint Ines I'm feeling. Yeah. We have the business. Doesn't sound like it's gonna happen soon though. Well, that's, the most important thing is I wanna you know, I want to move on and I need the strength to move on. Yeah. And if I can just find say enough. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\". So what is it due now we wait for it to be? I guess we can go ahead and talk. Yeah. And,. [laughter]. Yeah, I guess we can. Well, what's happening over there. Well, I have really I don't have too much news. You're, the one with the news. Yeah. You're, the one who's out doing thing. Tell me about the 740. Huh. Well, best it's it's a tied up right now. Huh. I have, um, put a deposit on it. I went over to buy it and then didn't have title. Maybe. And come to find out what happened. He has, um, he's Lebanese he's been living over here for. . You. He's Lebanese and he's been in America for 18 years. Huh. You can. And what is ended up happening. It turned out to be quite an answer to prayer because number 1. I needed a car and I had looked to the number of cheaper. Cars and through prior you know, the thing it came to me was to pray for what I wanted. Huh. Well, I you know, I still didn't wanna spend a lot of money. And so on, but I didn't want of although I didn't wanna 740. Um, and it's not a seven fourty and 86 or newer. Okay. So that's what I paid for either 240 that was 86 or newer or I would take. . Um, I've taken 85740. Huh. So what I ended up finding was an 87740. Oh huh. That needs work and,. I looked it up in the book. It may need a head gasket and I looked it up to see if that was a job. I felt like doing and it'll be the biggest job. I've ever done on the car, but I think I'll go ahead and give it a try. Maybe. And, um, but the bottom line is you may remember my mentioning some while back that I was preaching in Alaska. Back in January. Right. And I'm making a long story short through the course of that service. I begin to feel like I needed to be engaged in outage along some of the airbag people here in the Detroit area. Huh. And haven't known. How to start and I've been paying for contacts with Arabic people? Well, through looking for this car, I've got it. Huh. What ended up happening is, um, I went over to get the Vin number? Sunday night. So that I could get my insurance by phone. . You know, on on Monday morning and then go over and get the car and bring it home. Right. And a while we were talking. I said what country are you from. He said Lebanon and a. So I said to him. I said, uh, people like you are what make America. Great, the immigrant. TV. And a. Interesting, operation. He said he said that in 18 years of living here. No, one ever said that to him that all he heard was you guys come over here. Huh. You take all our money. He says, yeah, he says we take money. He says we take him the jobs were working. He says just like anyone else who work. . So there's been a lot of hostility in Detroit toward the people and, um, 0. So in any case through that remark, what happened is when I went over there on Monday. He said he was very embarrassed. He didn't have the title and what has happened. Is he's been running a collision shop. So about a month ago, he had gone over to an option to buy a car for his wife and he had bought this Volvo. And then, uh, it had a mechanical problem. Didn't, even wanna try to mess with it. It one mechanics it's the head gasket once it is the thermostat. . And he said if it's just the thermostat and I'm getting a car that needs almost. No work for 2500, but the bottom line is he's selling it to me. Basically for what. He's got in it. Huh. And, uh, it's. Just something he doesn't wanna work on the car and a. Right. Uh, so, so that's what's happened, but meanwhile the title is tied up in Lansing. Oh. Because it's a theft recovery. . So, um, the insurance company had option. It, you know, and he's been driving it for a month, but um, you know to Register is one thing, but to have the title in your hand is another. So, um, he said that it could be as much as two more weeks before he gets. Me. Or it could arrive in the mail today. Yeah. But meanwhile, uh, he was so embarrassed about that whole thing. He had me in. I had coffee with him. Uh, I asked him where to buy pine notes. We've been to a few of the Arabic restaurants here in town and debit taken liking to pine nuts. So his wife ended up giving us a big bag of pine nuts. Oh. And my. You know, plus we know where to get some now plus they wanna get together and, um, I'll have dinner together and. Yes. Yeah. He seems to be a Muslim though. He's talking more like a hidden. Do he said all roads lead to the same? . God. Yeah huh huh. Oh. like classic Hinduism. Yeah. So in any case, it's it's turned out to be not just one, but two answers to prayer you know, it's a bit of a delay thrown in, but uh, I'm not really anxious about that. I'm. Huh. Right. Frankly, by the time I get the car probably the heat wave will break it won't be. So bad working on it. [laughter]. Yeah, and oh now, when you checkout the thermostat first. Oh. yeah. Huh. And so perfectly that will be all all it needs. Well if it does need a head gasket it's a. I looked it up in the Volvo and it looks like Volvo is probably one of the easiest cars there is to change a head gasket off. All right, did I bring my charge in ranch up to you? Yeah, oh yeah, but I'm gonna have to get a get one that's better calibrated. Okay. Oh. Because I'm. . It's it's. Just something where, um, they they make a kind where you set a dial and it clicks and so on I'm gonna have to do that. Oh huh, maybe you can trade off for it then. Cause I've got to have real precision if I. Well. Trader trade, the one I brought up into the dial 1. I don't know how you know I mean. Yeah. And, uh. I've, never heard of trading tools, but well, and you know, unless it was with a a person, but. Yeah. Maybe. But. [laughter]. Oh. so. Yeah, the other one is fine for things like sitting a wheel bearings and that kind of thing, but um, I'm gonna have to have real precision on the on head. . Right [laughter]. But the way I look at it is if I'm buying a four to $5,000 car for 2500 and I have to go out and spend $40 on a wrench. I'm, not really gonna worry about it. Yeah, and now [laughter]. Um, then. Now remember we a couple of times we want. Well, a one time I think or maybe twice to this Lebanese restaurant. Huh. Is there any connection there? Oh. not really. Really. That's. I'm, not sure which one we went to, but huh. The. Well, we went to the same 1. Yeah. And all I can remember is it was on a busy wide Street. . And, um, because there's a lot of busy wide streets in Detroit. There's one every mile. Yeah. Yeah, and. So. Well, that that sounds interesting sounds like you've got a,. Huh. Got another good deal in in the making. Yeah. And a. And if that title doesn't work out then I I can you know, I've got all the information. I need where I can collect my deposit back, but um, if it doesn't work out the friendship, maybe more important than the car anyway. Me. Yeah huh. Well, I I am. I can. Magin it's. All going to work out for the good whatever whichever way it goes. Then. Mhm. And, um, so. Well, um, I guess. I've been reading the message. Yeah. And, um, I went through. Um, Matthew Mark zip zip and then somewhere about the middle look. All of a sudden one evening and I was reading it before I went to bed and I don't know, wait a minute slow down and, um, so I did and I slowed down in John and then and through, I, um, it helped a lot. . . Oh. And I actually cleared up. Oh. I think a lot of the. Um, well, I kind of a for several years. I've had this feeling an active. It was more travelogues than than anything. Uh, you know of substance, but this, I realize I that I had missed it and, um, so anyway, I'm. . Well, under Romans and, um, so, um, he has a way of presenting things, which huh. Yeah. Oh. . It does make it clear and some, um, although [laughter]. I thought I had a pretty good handle on John 8. But I got through with John 8. I know. Well what was he talking about. So I thought I decided no I'll go ahead and read the rest of the new testament then I'll go back and pick up. [laughter]. Johnny. Yeah. And try it again and, um, read it both in the N K A V and and the message and between the two all come out. [laughter]. All right, but I I think what surprised me was. . . I thought I didn't realize there was this much. . Theology in Johnny. Yeah, there's an awful. Lot there. And now this is one of those. . It's kind of equal and an away. John 17. And um, maybe even surpassed it, although I think those two chapters are have a different focus. Huh. Go in different directions. Oh yeah, they I do. Their parrill. You might see and, um, then. But it's, um, I I like, what I what I read in Romans it's. . Um, Romans. Is rough book to begin with it's it's there's. Some of the some taxes, a little bit. Any material there to chew on it with his presentation. Yeah. It's. Uh huh. Well, it's a difference in showing on roast beef and showing on. . A what what would be a stringy. Um, a string legs out of a stringy strands out a ticking lag. Something where you showing 22 and nothing happens. Well, the King James is very very accurate, a in a word for word sort of way, but the syntax and something like Romans five is almost impossible. Yeah. Huh. And, um, so. It's. Funny. It seems like a lot of the things that are right. Of the heart of the new covenant. They garble in King James. They gable it with accuracy. Yep. If I can see it like that they do do it word for word very well. Meeting. But. Um, it comes together in such a jungle that's almost unreadable. Maybe. And, uh, so I don't really basically I don't worry because it's. Okay, it seems sort of cloudy to me today. Next week. Next months. Oh. I missed it. L. I made too much. I made it too difficult for me. I got in my own way. I'm going to doing that. Well in John eight the above and beneath business is the is the heart of it. Maybe. From above. And from from beneath and that's also the theme of chapter 3. Yeah, uh huh. And John really really centers on that. And uh. And,. I believe that in doing that. It gives us a real link between policy. Ozzie and what Jesus preached about the kingdom of God because the kind of got or the Kim of Heaven is from above. Huh. Right. And the. Oh huh. Well, I am. I've called on to one thing. I'll pick up the message and start. Well, I'll read a chapter and three chapters later. Oh. I'm. Yeah. Supposed to I've got to leave for work now. That's, the the only thing I I'll start reading and I um, read more than I. Am more than the time. I thought. Okay, I've got 10 minutes. Um, and I I've read for 15 before I realize I was past 10 minutes. Yep. That's. Good. And better to do that then. Plow through it. Yeah, that's true. And a. So [laughter]. Um, I sure is that available. . I I know you ordered it from this place in where Massachusetts is it available in bookstores. . As far as I know it is a Kristin book. . Distributors just has good prices. G. And, um, they generally have everything marked down anywhere from a little bit too. A lot. Yeah. And they sent me a catalog and I thought who a lot of books I'd. Sure, like to get and then the price reductions, huh. Yeah. I got I got the about the last two or three pages [laughter]. I thought now. It's funny. . The books, I want or the ones they boxed on 50-7075% [laughter]. Yeah. So does that say something about my taste in books, huh? Not really. I think what it says is a how long the books been on the market. Oh. Well, because a lot of times the newest books I'll, you know said old supply and demand thing. Movie. And it hasn't gotten to where there's any kind of glad of supply yet. Oh. They're still in the process of distributing the book where as when it when it's been on the market for a while, I've found some of John Weber stuff with a few years ago. . You know, would've sold for top dollar, but now, they've got it marked down quite a bit. You too. And, uh, so well, maybe yeah, I'll have to consider that too. I like this must be something about my my taste or something. I'm off in one corner or something. But yeah, you're, right about the, I haven't thought about the. Well, a lot of the books, they have marked way down or classic. Maybe. And a. So. And they always have a a good price on things like France concordance. Some pretty standard reference work. Maybe. Yeah. And so I still think one of the best buys. I ever bought was when I do remember in Atlanta. Uh, there was a place up. Just off of Buford highway and I bought strong complete concordance for $4 and 85 cents. Oh. that's. I think that's one of the best buy book. Impossible. I've ever made. Huh. And it's still a. Link. Isn't board or it's still just as. I've used it a lot. And it's held up very well of course, I'm, easy on books anyway and so I figured that has to be one of the best buy is I've ever made. Yeah. Huh. And a. Oh boy I'm reading one of the Grand rewards of old age, Chris has a friends, but gotta triumph A T R 7. Huh. What's that? I just sent them out to do an errand for me. Yeah. And they came back. So. I've got the parts for the car. I'm gonna be out the suspension before I drive to new York tomorrow. Oh. where are you going to ? Yeah, yeah, and speaking a reunion then. Huh. I'll be at the Church by Lake. Is passed during Sunday morning. Yeah. And now did Bob is Barbara from Chris now. . Oh. he's been there. But he he's been passing the Church there and what has happened. Is there's been a. I guess the Church is kind of split off from school and Bob, did everything he could to keep the split from being anyway ugly or anything, but it's it's, just I'm afraid. Oh. Huh. It's gotten. Kind of out of hand. Yeah. And a. Splits. Usually do well, no he's. Not in Atlanta. No he's he's. Living in I think in little falls. Okay, and Tom . Thomas in Syracuse. Oh huh. Yeah, Bulgaria. Just didn't Pan out for him to live there. Now he just came back from a trip there. And it's a one of those remarkable stories of of a divine appointment. . He was planning at first to go with a doctor Ford who's a teacher at pine crest. They were gonna go to together. They've been there before. And, uh, there's a little town a little Church over in bridge. I say little it's about 300 people. So, it's A I guess kinda large for my circle. Me. Fellowship. But in any case. Britches over towards the let's. See the eastern end of Bulgaria city used to be called . And when a. At some., I think, right after the second world War or maybe between the first and second world War it. Would've been the Romanians on that part of Bulgaria. Huh. So in any case a. Thomas been to this Church over there in Dover it's quite a number of times. So he and doctor Ford we're gonna go to Bulgaria and then they were gonna go on to a Bible school in Russia. Huh. One of the time. Chris graduates has started and it's running and. Huh. Well, making a long story short a didn't paying out to go to Russia. Tom haven't felt like God was dealing with them to go to rush anyway. So the bottom line was a he canceled that trip. He completely changed his plans. Someone giving him a privacy about changing his plans and next thing you know, a Russell fell through. So he changed his plans and he went with bill pepper. Now bill pepper is a contemporary avoid Taylor. So he's probably 20 years younger. Oh huh. But he and wait, we're in Bible school together and bill has an app stock ministry. Huh. He started, um, instead of about a dozen churches in Peru and a read up leaders and and then he moved to Alaska. Alright. So in any case bill was going to a, um, some kind of ministers Conference of pastors Conference in the Czech Republic. So the deal was that. Tom would meet him there and then they would go to Doris together. . So they went to the Czech Republic Tom had a really good time. There feels like he'll probably return their next time. He goes to eastern your. Then they went down to, um, Bulgaria. They had to kill a day in Sophia. They arrived in the morning there crane left. I think it leaves at like eight or nine at night and you're on the train overnight. You wake up at six in the morning. You're in . . So, um, they had time to kill and they were out in some open. Are marked and a woman came up to him said, are you American Thomas? Yes, I am. He didn't think much of that because he and bill we're speaking, English to each other. She says I have are you in the ministry. He says, yes, I am. She says have you preach with doctor Ford in solicitor. You said. Yes, I have but now, he's picking up really interested. She says it's your name, Tom says, yes. [laughter]. It is. So what it came down to was there was a. There was a pastor from solicitor, which is right on the border of Romania basically. And this pastor is, uh, looking to do some open. Our meetings in villages. Now. It's illegal, right now. Just to go into town and have an open air Gospel meeting in Bulgaria. Huh. But if the city officials ask for it then of course, you can do it. Huh. So in other words they have the Liberty to ask and then if they ask then you have the Liberty to do it. Huh. So this pastor who's also an Evangelist has gotten invitations from a number of villages about his biggest problem was money. Oh. So again what ended up happening. Tom had some extra money to give to the Bulgarian people when he was there have been deleted for that purpose. Huh. And it seems that cost about a $00 per crusade. Most of the expense being the on transportation for the people who participate in the crusade and for the equipment and so on the system that kind of thing I think they have to hire taxes or something. Huh. 080. Well, because of all the equipment, they have to carry over there. Musical instruments and that sort of thing. So anyway, it's about a $00 a piece. So Tom gave me $500 and they are now gonna be working like killing snakes in order to have five of these meetings before the elections in October. It's possible that if the elections bring in a new government that there'll be a complete change of policy. . And they may or may not be able to continue with these open. Our meeting. Yeah. So in any case they then um, from that contact, they went on to bridge when they got to do bridge the password is still the pastor, but he had decided he would not take a salary anymore. And he started selling ice cream. Just to the as a Street vendor. . Well, what's happening. There is he's now spending more time with the people in his Church then he was before because in compass countries. Huh. That's that's, strange. They have usually fantastically good. Uh, a public transit systems. Maybe. And of course, part of the reason for that is that the economy. Doesn't support, everyone having their own car. Oh. So, so they have these marvelous public transportation systems and the downtown in dove. Britches is really if they did something like this here in the States. It would it would go over great it's. Free. Like a big open arm. All. Oh. And I bet, it's half a mile long in some places. It's probably a quarter of a mile deep it's several blocks deep off and it's pedestrians only. Sure is. Huh. . So of course the traffic can drive up to this thing and I think there's a couple of alleys where trucks can come back through there. A to you know to service the shops and whatnot, but when I was said and done the the bulk of this thing is pedestrian. Right. Huh. And a. So that's where my code has been selling is ice cream and in the course of the day, probably most of the Church will end up in that mall for one reason or another. Oh. [laughter]. So he's being more of the people is an ice cream salesman. G. Then he was a pastor. He's. Probably making more money to and they don't even realize it, you know what I mean. Oh. that's . It's it's a weird situation. Yes. Yeah, it's an interesting turned for van. Then. All the elders in the Church had resigned not because they were just grumbled and wanted to leave, but because they felt that they were not bearing the fruit. They needed to be bearing in ministries and they felt that it was just an active submission to turn in there. . Well to resign and if God wanted them to continue that he would somehow speak. So what ended up happening is bill pepper. Having apostolic ministry haven't started a literally dozens of churches and having been sort of a a a fatherly figure with a number of other people who have started churches bill has a pretty strong idea of what works. And what doesn't. Huh. And, um, so he didn't just try to dictate to them what they oughta do he just started asking questions. Oh. And by the time, his few days there were over. A he asked some bleeding questions. The various minister, ministers there in the Church had prayed about it. And by the time he left the elders were back onboard, the pastor is now thinking of himself as a pastor again. The. Church's excited moving forward the elders. Now, have new responsibilities that they didn't have before. And, um, so it it was just a tremendous visitation of God for that particular Church because it gave him new sense of direction and purpose. Oh. . And, uh, I I guess the way bill handled it was that he didn't think of himself as being someone called in just to tell them what to do, but it was more a matter of kind of awakening the talents that were already there in with people. Me. So. It was just a fluke that Tom went with bill paper. They never expected to get there and find the Church ready to reorganize. Oh. but it that's how the trip went. Busy. Huh. Sort of sort like, um, acts. All over in the 20th century. Yeah, . And uh, where things just happened here. And there and and well, now when you go when you leave tomorrow for new York, how long will you be gone. I'm gonna be coming home Sunday night. Huh. It's just a. I've got two men from the Church going with me. And one of them has to be back for work on Monday. Huh. Yeah, you're going to take the white drivable. No, we sold that 1. Oh. So we've got a, um, a green 1. Huh. And, um, I kinda bought it. The same way. I'm buying this 740. Move on. It's funny. You know, you're you're mentioning John, eight that from above and from beneath business. It seems to be really at the heart of thing. . Um, you know, I paid for this. This particular car that I'm buying and the thing that came to me was to ask for what you want. Now the important thing is not just, um, what was said, but the important thing is that there was some kind of an answer from above. Huh. You know what I mean in other words. Yes. You could you could make a doctor in out of that, but the doctor would be from beneath. Huh. You say it just be man thinking. Yes. But when God, reveals it's from above. Huh. Now the last time I needed a car. It was the same sort of thing. I I prayed about a car. I didn't know where to look, but we had a man in the Church who was a. Not, especially deep in his commitment floored and his wife was right on the brink of leaving him. . Um, she had the feeling that he was perhaps getting involved with some other woman. Oh. he was kind of a macho type from Kentucky and uh, so he he felt you know, she would say where you've been you said you'd be home at six here. Oh yeah. It is 930. His attitude would be, I don't have to tell you where I've been. Oh yeah. You know, it was like and and for for all anybody knows. He was under a car. The whole time, but the. is just the idea of telling his wife where I've been bothered him make him feel like less of a man. Ooh. Oh yeah. Huh. So in any case, um, I paid for a car a year ago and the thing that came to me was go to option with Jeff. Huh. Okay, now that one line was from a box. Yeah. So Jeff, and I went to an option. I didn't find a car, but what happened is I did spend three or four hours with Jeff. Oh. Well, he ended up saying that. God really blessed him because in the process of the whole deal. Huh. He ended up buying 10 cars that day. . And of course, that's, his business buying and selling these cars. Huh. Even. So he bought 10 of them and he said that he said, boy, he says God was really with you, he says after he says right after you left, he says, I bought 10 cars. To. Huh. But of course I didn't find what I was looking for, but in the process of looking for it, he knew what I was looking for until about a month later. Oh. He said I found a Volvo. Huh. So I went out to the a junk yard where he found it was a theft recovery and the one he found a it really was a beauty. . It was a seven fourty and it was missing a lot of expensive parts and it would've been a lot of work to restore it, but I would have gotten the car was I think 60000 miles on it. Maybe. Oh. probably for two or 3000 and a. Maybe. I've ended up coming out. Probably $3,000 ahead, but I've had more money in it then I wanted to spend right then. Oh. maybe. So I didn't have the time, but right behind it was a green 240. Huh. I said, well, what about that 1. I said that one there looks like what I could handle it was messing it's front seats. Huh. One of them was there, but it wasn't anchored down a window has been removed. The radio was out. Um, there's a few pieces of crime scattered around on the interior. Easy. And I'll. So anyway, I bought that car and they they didn't have any keys for it. So they dropped the asking price from 151350. Oh. Well after I got home and realized that I bought the car, I thought you know, I've never heard this thing. One who knows. If it even 1. But the. is you know that the thing. I've gotten from above was go to an option with Jeff. Huh. And all I've done is I just followed the thread of events that occurred after going to the option was . Huge. 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I'm, good good. What's happening? Did I wake you? Um, that's. Okay, I gotta get up soon anyways, making Thanksgiving dinner at Scott's tonight. Oh. are you. Oh. that'll be nice. Yeah. I didn't mind yesterday and I was like GI haven't like been home for years and I just shot down and like today like breakfast, I Turkey and then for lunch, I A Turkey and then for dinner, I hate Turkey and stuffing, huh. [laughter]. Huh. Are you back at school? Are you at home? I'm at home right now. Um, I go back on Monday and then I come home on the 14th and I go back on the check went out. This the second. Huh. Because I'm doing check this one out an elementary school. Um, Internet it's, not the one I was looking for, but yeah, I got one I'm in I'm in new Hampshire. Oh. you got it. Huh. Do what. Home of Fort Smith. What. I'm I'm I'm doing it. Where. You're in you're in new Hampshire. Yeah, it's not wasn't. My first choice. It'll be fine. But it's, not like it's a college town keen state. So. It'll be. Alright. You're in new Hampshire [laughter]. That's. What I said, sounds like well, Boston, new Hampshire? You know whatever. But [laughter]. K. . Oh. wow. So. What else is new is it cold there yet? Now. It's fine. Freezing. Is it really that's? Oh. I'm, sorry. Yeah, it's cold [laughter]. Okay. Oh man now it is. Huh. I really. Yeah, the heaters go in blankets. Are all out. You got your old one, huh. Yeah, I got chattering T's and contemplating plugging up the electric blanket soon. Oh man, is it really that bad? I'm cool. Well, I mean, I'm not don't like cold too much. I know you don't it's snowed up in Vermont [laughter]. So. I haven't gotten. I could see their central heating. It. Yeah, that's true it's up in my room. Huh. It's like living in a cave in my room. [laughter]. I'm moving off campus. Oh. really. Yeah, I mean, I love my roommate she's, a doll, but I just need more personal space than none. So I'm. [laughter]. Moving off campus and I have a room it's, not my own apartment, but I'm running out of room and in a bigger house and there's like three kitchens, three bathrooms and two living rooms for 10 people. Good. Oh my God, wow. Oh. that'll be. Alright, it's 250 a month. It's cheaper than my apartment in Jane. Huh. So huh. 200 that's, not bad that's pretty good now. Now, and I mean, this everything everything's covered like all utilities except long distance phone. Oh. oh that's. Good then. So. Oh. that. I'll looking forward to it. Got. Thank you for your letter by the way. I got it and I got 1. The. Yeah, I got one from Nana recently too. Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah. I feel bad. That's. I've been. Fine. So neglectful for writing [laughter]. Well, you know how some of us in Jane. Have more time than others. [laughter]. [laughter]. How our classes this year you like them to the house going? Yeah, there's a there's. So much better. Yeah. Yeah, they really come together now after the summer and everything. Yeah. That's. Nice huh. It's nice having for year, isn't. It has posted like when you first walked in. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I'll have to wait. So that's nice. Yeah. Yeah, it blocks Carol's. House Caroline. Okay, I guess. She was stressed out when she wrote me a one time about dealing with a Mister G which I understand. Yeah, yeah. No. Excuse. [laughter]. Oh. I understand too she's. [laughter]. But she stopped that about everything. She's real she's really low self esteem and just really a. Oh. you really. I told him not to worry. Cause he's a pen button just huh. Yeah, I told her to and I told her that you had some problems with school and you know, you just gotta get through it and she's just I'm constantly having to like play here up here and go you're. Bye. . [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, you're, not stupid you're. Not that's, not that fine. She's, even been Jane, not long [laughter]. I know it's been going from day 1. Oh boy. Sometimes I'll call. Yeah. How's. Everyone else. Everyone's doing good. Oh. I'm doing good. Hello, Scott. It sounds good in your letter. Oh. he's. A little better now. Good, good. Yeah, it just, uh, it was hard dealing with it. I think he just didn't realize a lot of things. I guess you know that he never expressed it. Right. I mean, you got so. Yeah, he's pretty quite about that. Kinda thing. Tell them to make some mashed potatoes for me. And eat some for me, huh. Yeah, I will. Alrighty, like by the, I. I just talking about in the other day. I was like when I was in Jane there's. This friend of mine. Who every time I went to his house? I asked him make mashed potatoes and he always did was like okay in waffles like you're waffle are in Japan. I'm good. Yeah, amazing wasn't. It. Huh. Oh. well, I have to tell you that relay has taken your place. Is it. As far as what. In terms of looking and searching of. Being pathetic [laughter]. Searching for a mate. Oh. dear. Yeah, and David. Well, lemme tell you doesn't get better when it gets back here. [laughter]. God, I went on the date that it was the biggest slop ever have to talk to you. Susan. Huh. No, you haven't. It was so pathetic. We had nothing in common. Nothing it was like, oh well he had asked about three times. Yeah, you wrote to me about it. I was like, well, I guess. I'll go and he, he works at the school and,. Huh. You know, and like he was born there grew up their work there. Didn't go anywhere. Um, nice guy we have oh in common [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. See. So, uh huh. And I'm thinking. Okay, what can we talk about for all those times we drive 20 minutes to go to like an Apple BS Applebee's? Huh. That what these codes thing. So we go to Apple BS and then we eat dinner and then there's a 45 minute, wait before this movie run to see and then there's a 20 minute drive back. So that's just way too much talking time because we had nothing to say [laughter]. I see. I like so anyway, [laughter]. [laughter]. So [laughter], I mean, I only so much how much do you talk about like you're talking about? Okay, yeah, you know the first time I got drunk. I threw up for a week. [laughter]. You know, you're gonna yeah, that's cool. You know. Okay, we got through all that let's. See first I wasn't a car accident. You know, to I think of common denominator along people. . Then I kind of ran out [laughter]. Oh. see. I ran into him on campus the other day you know, I was looking for, um, I was gonna I was gonna buy a bunch of CDs when I got home except for small fax that I'm broke. So huh. Huh huh. So, um, he he's been letting me CDs and I asked him one day if he had the T L C one because I I wanted to copy the rest of it because you know, I didn't bother to buy it because I've half of it that you gave me [laughter]. Huh. Yeah. So and he's like no suddenly like three days later. He comes out to me. I bought the CCD, right. Like, oh. [laughter]. Oh. no. So he sends it to me. I still have it, huh. Ah, Fett. I hope he likes it to say. Uh, Geez. And he says to me. Um, what he said to me because I go. Yeah, you know, we'll have to go out again. Get back because yeah, how about that anyway, I I'll. Yeah, I'll. Give you call now. Unfortunately, I see him on campus. Oh. All the time. And he's a nice guy. I just just didn't know. No, no, not interested. Huh. You know, huh. Oh Geez. You've been there. We've. All been there. Yeah, let's. All things for you. See. And John, you still a little couple of things. Yeah, yeah. Are you like official? Do people know now. Yes, it's special people. Now. Yep, they have people know. Huh. It's, official people. Now. Yeah, so gotcha. I got a A I got a email from the other day. Oh yeah, I just got a letter from her. Yeah. She writes her letters. Exactly the way she talk. I know, [laughter]. Did she draw this sideways? Smiley face for you. And now. Okay, you're watching her letters. So, we'll, make if she did, she type it. She inclined her letter. . That's about it. [laughter]. Oh man that's. Excellent [laughter]. I didn't get the, I just gonna be income [laughter]. Did she type it? No, she wrote it. Okay, that's. Why when she types sometimes she'll make like she goes to make the Smiley faces, but you can't do it on the typewriter? So she'll put a colon and then half of a Chrissy. So it's a Smiley face. . Let's. See. I just get these taxes. And then if it's, not a happy face like she'll she'll use a a backslash [laughter], the of the curve, Chrissy she's. Without the. And. So funny. See. So anyway, she's still working at the coach factory outlet. When you wrote to me and said, she's working at the coach factory outlet again, she's making banks she's on the making bags? Huh. [laughter]. Gotta yeah, well. I thought I thought he was doing she's telling him the store that's. What I thought she was doing now? And she explained it to me. Oh God. I was like when I got a letter, I was like, oh huge. That's. I know, that's. Yeah. What. Well, she did make it very clear she's talking to. She told me she's working at the at the course factory outlet, but I for some reason. Didn't clean the outlet you know, she said it or she's working for coach. Huh. She said or something. I thought. Okay. Yeah, I just gotta factory when you wrote to me. When I wrote that's because I didn't know because I thought I? You just push factory. Yeah, oh. no. Huh. Hi, are you there? Oh. . Okay. So, um, yeah, poor things. And. If. She's. No money [laughter]. Yeah, I know. I am so broke. I just, I just closed out my savings account today and I can pay for tuition, but I can't pay to live. So I still have gotten my pension money. I'm better. You still haven't. Now they sent it back to me. And I sent it back again because my passport is not clearly stamped isn't. That nice. So I had a one of the Japanese guys agreed friend of mine. That's. All he wrote a. Letter to go with it and I send it back and start the process over again in the beginning of October. So I don't expect to hear until the end of December in the meantime. I don't have that like $5,000 that I really need to function in my life. I see. So now I gotta go and big for more money from financial aid to see if they'll give it to me. Oh. Geez. Paying my, but actually. Yeah. But whatever. It's not paid. Quick, can you say tonight X files are on? So I'm gonna watch them. [laughter]. This is why like I never watch. Yeah, for school the only thing I watch is friends that's. The only people, Shaw. Uh, you don't want DVR. I watch I know, it's too depressing. I can't watch up right before I go to sleep it's like, huh. Oh. I love it shows. I should have known better. You know, me I'm the one who have dreams about like N rise books. I should have known better. You know, huh. Oh. Geez. Yeah, now David, successor. Her parents send her like every month like a bunch of them like for five hours of it. So like, and I always like go over and watch them with her and one night we went over and just set up for the morning watching them. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. We're pathetic. That's. Okay, I we don't have a TV in my dorm. Okay, there's only one on campus. Oh. So like you have to like schedule it. Isn't really into your day and I only watch friends because of that and that's because a lot of people watch it. I know, it'll be on you know, otherwise have to reserve the TV room and I can't be bothered to do that. Huh. So, um, my friend, Larry, I went to home coming awhile ago. Huh. My friend have and my friend Larry had a,. . Video type of star check. Looks like yeah, star check right. So I'm up at school and he recorded D S nine voyager for me. . Huh. And sent it to me. Well, does all. Oh. Oh my God, he didn't have a job to do this stuff. But. [laughter]. . [laughter]. He told me he's now actively he's been unemployed for like two years [laughter]. Oh no. Because he's folks have some money. So, he's not dying, but it's. So funny because he's like, well, no I'm actively looking for a job as opposed to possibly I guess, looking for a job and then if someone knocks the door, it says come work for me. Huh, bye. All ago, but [laughter]. Oh. So now he has a resume to anyway, [laughter]. Oh God [laughter]. Alrighty, such losers [laughter]. Oh. But everything's good. Oh God T. Going to Steve for new year's. Oh. you are. Yeah, it's birthday on the first. Huh. So. So anything going to happen. Oh. I don't know, it's. Just one of those relationships it's not going anywhere. It's, not even not going anywhere. It's understanding still it's, not really existing. . It just happens. Yeah. [laughter]. You know, when we get together. Right. It's fine, but it's kind of read like I called him. I called him and Jim. See they're gonna be around for Thanksgiving because I was gonna I have tomorrow off and for a while I was gonna go visit. Huh. Huh. Bye bye. Um, David, I just talked to David, but I'll, tell you that a minute anyway. Huh. Okay. Um, so. We'll talk about. Okay, Steve. Yes, I I say I you know, I'm gonna think about coming on to the city after Thanksgiving and they're like, oh well, we're gonna go home for Thanksgiving is like well. Yes. Alright because they live about 30 minutes from new York city. You think they could make it there. No, like what do you do. . I will probably nothing, but I'm just gonna stay home like, oh. for Christ's sake. Come in and see they [laughter]. No, no, I wouldn't wanna do that now. Huh. Would we God they're wrench dry like so now, I'm going out to her Park tomorrow or my my friend lives in Harrisburg and she wants to go to like Hershey Park? [laughter]. All right. Um, [laughter]. Is that the one that was? They have. Huh. That just moved that's one that just moved. Yes, yeah, my friends moved there and the thing is,. Huh. Yeah, okay. It's Hershey Park. I don't know, Christmas late special or something. So, we're. All going out and we're gonna bar. Hopping I'm. So sorry, I've bought, I bought all huh. Far what's. [laughter]. That. I know I never go out I'm. What was that? So pathetic I'm. Finally home in the States and I can't even pull my life together. No huh. Okay, I have a library pen. Oh right. [laughter]. But I'm, not is that is David, who I will not tell you about. Oh. my God, I that's Scott. I haven't even talked to him. He hasn't written me or anything. I'm really mad at him. . I took him off my credits list. [laughter]. I'm gonna tell him that repeat that him right now. [laughter]. Scratch. I bought something for you. Go ahead. I haven't sent it yet. You'll, get probably February because that's, how my license or maybe I'll scrape. That's. It. It depends. Financially. It gives you money. I can email it if not I'm gonna send it by boat. And you'll get probably leave, but. Shoot oh. you're, gonna home after the 14th, right. Hi I've. Got. So I can send you stuff to your house. Okay, [laughter]. Well. Will you send me the? Okay, coming huh. Hi hearing is that the recording and stuff, huh. What I said, I'm gonna send you something? I don't know. Hasn't said anything. I think the voice will come on Telus to hang up or will be disconnected huh. A date. Oh. that's, good. I think I think we have like 10 minutes yet. Huh. Cause I mean. Are they recording this whole thing? I've. No idea. Parts of it. I think. I was under the impression from from the thing they sent me that it's just random parts, but. Huh. Alright, tell me about David. Huh, David. Um, let's. See. I know he was dating somebody and they broke up. That was the end of that. [laughter]. Yeah. Did he tell you that? No, I heard it from Scott. David, this flinging. Okay, would be a better way to put it. You get this girl and like had sex with her that night under the piano. Okay, our David. Under the P piano. R David. Yes, that's. What he said? David has fax under a piano. Yeah. [laughter]. What am I doing wrong [laughter]? Oh my God, David has sacks. . That's. What I said? Now. It's like man. Oh my God. I really oughta be able to pull this together. And then she's wigged out. It was kinda like. Oh. we're getting too serious. You call me too much, blah, blah. And he's like okay, well, I'll call you less [laughter]. In their typical David manner. So [laughter], I know. So he calls her less for a few days and then she's like I I just can't deal with this fine. We're gonna break up and he was like, well, okay, and then she said, but now you can call me it was like cycle bids from hell. And forget you. [laughter]. Oh. see. So really he's in he's in law school a time for this full [laughter]. Who do I go out with? Oh. Is like Ray Ray, the, uh. But look where you are look where you are for God's sake. I know, I'm in the I'm in the the neon of the stays. [laughter]. And like it's really funny because I refer to school. Oh. God. I don't say broad girl. I say I said, Lewisburg [laughter]. This is where I went undergrad I'm like same thing. [laughter]. Huh huh huh. I always forget [laughter]. I need to get to the city Betty. Now am. That's not. I going to new Hampshire. Oh. good move. Huh. [laughter]. . But the one in Boston wouldn't meet the requirements. I had to switch around. I still bummed. Oh. Geez that's huh. But anyway, I joined a health clubs and unlike in Japan there's like young people who belong to it. So, I'm hoping to meet some someday. [laughter]. [laughter]. Of course, the average age is like 16 for what I can tell, but [laughter]. There's. I drove home. Like the 505 tanks. I run into this girl here either of the school. It turns out a graduate high school with her. And she drove home with me. We're laughing. So hard because they've International students in English there and she we calm I S E is just like the other name. Huh. Huh. I'm flirting with this. I S E student and like I find out the next day. He's 17. Oh my God. Okay, I know, you're talking about is really good looking guys from Venezuela and just like I don't believe that. Huh. See. But if you would see himself, uh huh. [laughter]. Huh. I haven't seen anybody. Celso here yet. Huh. . I need some movement like that. Oh. my God. Huh. So I wanna check this one out. You that's. There's. This there's. This Japanese job finger. There from Osaka. Huh huh. Excellent voice randomly on there. . This is Japanese guy. Remember stands up in the middle. Huh. The cafeteria and sings. This young , beautiful. Huh. [laughter]. That's cool. And like I know this it's. [laughter]. Oh shoot. So funny and he's. Fantastic. And . She he's being on there. . Oh. Why is this? So funny. Oh. Geez. And then and then the following night it was Asian week. Oh. wow. Oh. So I wouldn't doubt my stuff to to the Japanese woman. Who were there were doing the same money? And then that night they saying that other Japanese song. Huh. I know that we signing at the booking site. Festival. Huh huh. So like I was like, Hey, I know exactly to Japanese songs and they saying them. . Oh. no. [laughter]. Not too funny huh huh. How about that? So that is really funny. So anyway, that's, my exciting life tell me about you. What's, new? Huh. Nothing exciting here going on it's about is normal with gets it's getting cold size bone in Kaiser coming up mid block. Next week. Yes, I was afraid I couldn't figure out when the mid block was from your letter and I was like I wonder if that's like now and he wouldn't answer the phone, but oh. well if I try anyway, you're looking for the block. Huh. No. Yeah. Yeah, actually, I am. It's gonna be a really good time. I'm really glad come motor. I'm, not looking forward to that weekend. Can is gonna be around. Oh. God, so happy. I don't have to deal with that anymore. Yes, seriously. So it's, you and is this true that you and John are going like scuba diving together, it's true. Hello, but. Yeah, yeah. Is this okay, well, [laughter]? He's going with he's going with me in to Scott. Well huh. Yeah. Wow. Uh, no, yeah, he wants me to stay another year. Huh. Beth. Huh huh. Who. . Oh big girl, never stay for a guy stay because you wanna stay go home because you wanna go home. Yeah. Do not listen to John for anything. And he is he staying another year. How can I be saying another year? You've you've. , this is 3rd year. Gotta place somebody yeah, somebody is offered a offer to left. John statin is their house and, um, he wants to get his black belt. So, that's, what you'd be doing. Let me get this right. I leave you in Japan and you're staying in because of John is this what's happening here. No, no, no, no, I never said I never said I was staying. [laughter]. [laughter]. I said the John wants me to stay. He wants you to. Okay, okay, just checking. Yeah, and I put the decision till February. Oh no, let me start over. Do you wanna stay? Hi, I don't know. I mean, the big thing for me right now is Japanese. Huh. Yeah, tell me about it, huh. I mean, it. Huh. And I mean with the lessons that I'm taking right now. I mean, my Daddy's is improving, not by much mind, you it's improving paying that much money a month. Okay. [laughter]. You know, better goddamn well, improve. But I mean, I kinda have an idea. What's going on now you know where is it before? I had no clue. So I mean, that's like a real big fix for me right now. [laughter]. See, that's, where I was when I left two and it was kind of like like I was talking to about it because we both kind of clicked about. Six months before we left five months where we left. Yeah, right. But basically right after we made this decision to stay. So. Yeah, and I mean, it's like. Yeah, I thought about staying for 30 and the money's still good. You know, the language is important because you know, I'd like to be able to speak it better, but at the same time. It's like got reaction pit of my stomach go home. That be hell out of here. [laughter]. Yeah, I don't think I can handle another year here to be very honest with you. I mean, my school, I mean, my principal even came up and asked me if I was saying he asked me to stay and I was just like [laughter], huh. Huh. You know, the start decides. But. What February? Yeah, I know just decide till February and I don't think, I'm going to, but most likely 95%. I wouldn't. I mean, just I've learned to go on get reaction and it says to me go home. Yeah. You know, go home go to for a month and then go home. Is there anyone else staying? Um, Marion speaking of staying. Huh. And a. What about her and? Revise thinking I think, is gonna say to. What about Caroline? I don't know about them. She's having a really hard time. Actually. Yeah. And you know, Nancy, I think things coming a little better for Nancy, but you know how difficult that job is. Yeah, it's a bit of a job. Yeah, so you know, they want her to stay. They actually want her to stay, but she doesn't know yet. So she hasn't made up her mind either. I mean, candy will be like, Hey, can stay like three years. I don't know. Have you ever seen do you ever seen that? Is she still there? Um, I saw him at the beginning. I don't see him now. Huh. I just wondered. Don't, Seattle. I talked to Graham a little while ago he called me by the way. Oh. did they. He's got a job. In London, right. Working at a flash hotel. Yeah, I've heard that actually, she told me that. Like like the hotel who did. Yeah, Vicki member guy from . Oh God. Yeah, do you see him regularly? He no, I don't, but he randomly calls me at work from from loca. . Like I've talked to like two or three times. Oh. random. He called me at work. I don't know. So I mean, he called me right before he went to visit Graham for two weeks in London. This month earlier this month should be back. I didn't know that. My God, they probably had such time. Huh. Yes. I'm like you know, so many people in England. You should really go to even ask there. Shouldn't be after you graduate. I'm like, oh yeah, I'm. There. Begging for American E S L teachers in England. Shoot. I was like I'll try again. Well, [laughter]. I'll. So, but you know, so many people. See. Well, yeah, but you're missing the, I know a lot of people in the States to mom, but huh. [laughter]. Funny, how that works. Oh shoot that's too funny. But no, I Miss your. Huh. Huh. Okay, I'm issue too. I gotta from Jess. Get out. Oh. how is it. Yeah. Oh. I'm, not answering that. Hello. Go ahead. Okay, um, he's doing good. He wrote me. He wrote me like a three page letter. He wrote me this huge letter, but uh, you well at that time. How's. He doing what what's he do. He was doing good. He, um, had just gotten back from Turkey. You know, those guys went to and they had a really good time. Huh. And, um, then he went home and spent sometime at home and then him and Claire went to Turkey. And do you remember that girl that he was seeing right before he left like that he met like two weeks before he was leaving? Oh yeah, it was that random bizarre thing. Yeah. Right. Well, I guess he was thinking about her and the trip to Turkey was not as great as he thought. And he told Claire about her only. Huh. Huh. No huh, I don't know, but they're still together, they're still still doing well, so. How that go? I wonder. Oh. I should write to him. I should write through a lot of people like I have I have post cards and letters written out like address, they're just not written there addressed. They've been addressing like two months like. The. Oh. okay. See, yeah. So I really should write to us, please give it a screw to them when you see them. I don't see them very often. If you do when you do. Yeah. Hopefully I'm gonna send a new year's card, but. Yeah. You years card. I don't really see that. What kinds up? It's like it. Hasn't been my life to get, huh. Huh. Yes, new year's is coming around soon, dear. Oh yeah, I know it Steve [laughter], continuing a pitiful destructive relationship, which is how I like to to go on with my life. Uh. Huh. You know, [laughter], but oh. well, what can I say? [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. God. You gotta get out of that. Let's. See. Huh. Because like like even I mean, not expect to come in, but I expect like a call on a while that's a lot to ask. [laughter]. Huh. Just because the boy that just pisses me off and I called his roommate like I called his roommate all the time too and I talked to, I I call whoever answers the phone basically Jim and and it's really funny. Oh. Geez. Huh. Wait huh. No [laughter]. Because I'm talking to the other day and Jim goes, you know, I was wondering when you're gonna call like you know, you guys, could pickup the phone to he's like, oh yeah, then he says so he's like someone called the other day. Oh. my God. What a contact? I thought you guys talk to him for five minutes thinking it was you like I'm. So sorry, I haven't called you, blah, blah. It was like some there in the ski club. Some woman calling for money. She's gone, I'm. So sorry, I haven't called you have you been in. Who's. [laughter]. Hey guys loser, friends anyway. It [laughter]. Oh. Geez, jeez, I really Miss you here. Why do you go home? Oh. I Miss you too. You know what I'm gonna Miss you. What. This summer to because there's a chance that I might be in southern California doing an internship, but I'll probably Miss you because you're gonna travel after it'll be the beginning of summer. Huh. Anyway problem issue. Anyhow. Huh. Oh wait, what we're gonna be there. But I'll. Well, I have to do. I have to do an internship in the summer. So I have to find a school that goes, yeah, around and there's a lot of them in California and there's not too many on the East coast. Huh. Huh. Yeah, there's. Tons of them in delay. Yep, that could be very well be if I can like get the money to get there, but then, but then I'll have this connection and then you'll come home and I have a second connection I'll, go. Oh. I think I'll go to L A. Huh. Oh. that's, right. But I'll, tell him. I hope to have a job [laughter]. Let's. See. Which I don't is it is a simple concept. But [laughter]. Oh. you're, not the only one freaking out about what's gonna happen next year. Yeah, is that is that part of the reason? I don't know I don't. You're thinking of staying. Well, no, actually. . I mean, I apply for jobs here, but from here, but. You're gonna apply. It to stay in Japan. . You replied to stay in Jane. No, no I'll apply for jobs in the state I'm here. In the States. Okay. Okay, . 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So you know, I'm the one I'm, one of those that try to find every way around the possible. Well, what about these. These guys. I guess the the Canada is coming up. I heard Brown Brown Brown. Little suggestion there that he wanted. What 13% across the board that was interesting? . Yeah, very interesting only. All right. Have a funny feeling it's, not gonna end up across the board once the big companies get involved, huh. I also think, yeah, really sounds pretty simplistic to. Huh. Yeah, yeah. Get that to work with all the special interest work special interest groups. That's a good deal. Huh. That'll that'll. It like when picks fly. Yeah, it's. Just like I I know we just heard about the, uh, uh, up here. There's a big scandal involving. The United fund. Huh. And with the President of the United phone was breaking in every year tax free and it was like, yeah, right. Alright, right. This is nice, huh. Yeah, I'm sitting here in the worst position that I possibly could be in terms of taxes and you know, running in single a 25 professional, right [laughter]. Huh. Oh God. Oh. whew file, right in the major Zeno. Right. And , the only thing. That's helping me is I got a lot of money. And tax free stuff. So. Huh. That's. The only way to go. Yeah, I went to, I don't know what you think of fidelity, but I'm went with one of their Spartan Spartan funds. So it it did. Oh. that's, great. Alright, yeah, bonds. I gotta get out of bonds though. I know. Get out of bonds now, get back in stock. Yep. Yeah, get better back into the stocks. I know it's terrible. But. You can't find anywhere around it because as soon as you find a way around it. They start plugging up the holes. Yeah, I know I know, that's where it's, but I everybody tells me. Geez a and everything. So it will get married I'm, not getting married. Just to lower my taxes and then decrease my insurance that's. Really [laughter]. What it comes down to say? Fun. It's, not it's a nice plus side effect. But as a reason, huh. Mhm. No [laughter]. I'll, wait. Well, I'm divorced. And I have three kids. So I have to write off on the three kids. No really how old are you. Um, I'm 37. Oh. okay huh. But I'm a professional I'm a teacher and, um, I teach secondary it in English and it's it's really difficult to try to figure out what you're gonna do cause you follow right smacked up in middle class and you get zap the most of just about everybody. Huh. Over the page. Oh okay. Right, right. That's me, I'm. So middle class and, uh, so you're you're working you're doing the 2. Huh. No, not enough to get any. So you're you're, pulling the two incomes that probably sticks. You right in the middle to with three kids. Yeah. Well, most of the, um, you know the tax stuff is under the table. That's, the only way you can make anything. Yeah, there you go there. You go. Now. You've, just been recorded saying that, huh huh. I know, [laughter]. Yeah, I do a little under the table on the side myself on stuff monthly vehicle work. But yeah, it's stuff that tax free stuff is nice, huh. Huh. Unofficial tax free stuff, huh. Yep. Right that's, the only way to go. Otherwise you can't make it. That's, right. I don't know, they've. Gotta come up with something and hit some of the big companies and lower it on the middle class. Yeah, well, that's that's. The thing, uh, there there's they've hit it's funny. That they went with the, I guess the regen. Onyx called for trickle down. Theory. I think that's pretty pretty pretty much a disproving at this. they've gone. Right [laughter]. This many years. It's pretty much trashed. Huh. Uh, if from what I see a. Yeah, they've gotta come up with something new and different. Well, have you seen the division of Wells figures lately? Something like the top 1% have the top. Some ungodly or the top 1% have 40% or the top 10% have 40% of the wealth. . And like the top 1% have like 25% or something. Right. And it's just getting worse with the this tax structure. Huh. So. That's exactly. It. Well, it's. Just the same as the new tax codes that just came out if you make over a 75000 a year. Right. You're limited on your, um, what you can get back. You know, as far as taking off of your deductions and I said who in God's name makes that much money you know, that's about it. Right. The top 1%. They always try. And. They always try that. . You know that that. Well, you know if you tax the rich where you're actually not getting that much money because aren't that many of them where as you're getting a lot of money from from the, uh, from all the. Middle class. Because even though. You're taking less for each one there's. So many.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay, [laughter]. Obviously distribute it. I didn't over that part, but okay. Huh. It's confidential. Half like got tap. [laughter]. Oh my God, [laughter]. Okay, do they. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. So how's, your past wife, how's, your pathway. Hello. Oh my pep life is turning into Ernie Burke. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter], how your classes going [laughter]. Huh. How your classes going? Okay. Okay. Okay. See now, they're gonna hear you making fun of me, huh. Oh no, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. so you're gonna hear [laughter]. [laughter]. We're being recorded. Huh. Hi Mrs. . For my mom says she misses Yu. Hi, Miss . Hello, Mister. You only get one of these. No, I get to actually I don't know. [laughter]. No it's different other 1. How is it different? It's like this is American English and other ones like it's American English plus a whole bunch of other traces. . Bye. But. It's. M TV music orders on tonight. They are well, I don't have cable. Oh. well, um, I think I'm gonna watch him anyway in fact, I'm gonna put N T V now. And see what. I know what I've been. So long. Is it said? And they're doing the, know some guy in Baltimore. Did did a lot of games. Mark game. Yeah, the most consecutive games. He break the records. Of what. The records the most consecutive, baseball game. Oh huh. We have to save. R N O L Carl. I have no idea. Call. It's. M K O C A L K. What was who's your brother D like campaign manager for? Bill. Bradley. We can try like over. Now, everybody's gonna no, I can't pay manager. That's, whatever I don't care, but no it's. . My political science classes. He mentioned. Like, oh married huh. Right [laughter]. I thought of you. Yeah, the the person who called and said, may I ask his calling, I hope this is a bill here? [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. He Dan we're being recorded by one of the English classes. They're studying are linguistic. So I should like say a bunch of courses now and see what happens. You said good, huh. K S hole [laughter]. [laughter]. Excuse me. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. I'll, probably like you know, they did all this on purpose script. Oh. They planned it out. Probably a psychology [laughter]. Oh. God, I feel like insecure. Hello. Well, have you talked to Michelle? Yeah, if you called me from. 1. Oh. Once tell her to call me more. I think you still have you have you gotten a little happy lately. Huh. [laughter]. You know what I mean. I'm being recorded. How do I say it? Toasted. Huh, right. Have you gotten posted lately? [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Actually last night. I just don't understand for moment. I'm, not totally happy. But a little happy. Yeah. It's been very weird here. On the school mate. That's like all the. Hold on it's like Thursday night is party night and so Friday night and Saturday night and sometimes. [laughter]. Thursday. I heard it's Thursday. Oh. my God, are am is on. Yeah. There right. Michael stop is wearing flip flop. Oh. you know what else Tuesday. What. But I I haven't done that. Huh. She's about to take his pence down. Make it safe bye. Yes. He's showing his car and he's showing us is public care [laughter]. Oh. well. Not that I find him at all enticing. What's on no fair? It's a . Oh alright huh. They say , right. Is it public or public? [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Somebody [laughter], huh. Why don't? We ask them if. They're gonna get a letter. It's Buick huh. [laughter]. . Thursday night. Oh okay. Right, no, but I'm not going out tonight. Oh. well. On credit card. Oh. Oh. [laughter], no it's cool. I don't know like they're there. So many cards like there's. Huh. So many, Fred parties. Really. Yeah. You're gonna join 1. Are you well? Oh. no, no, yeah, no rest. Is this week? I'm, not like everybody in my stores. Yeah, they called. They called the Greek Senate week or something like that. The Greek Senate week. Yeah, it's next week for us. I don't get it. Look at seal. Oh. Sure. I don't know you said those cards on the face. I don't care. Huh. Scares me. Me too. Hi, . Apology today. You did how is it. It's cool. The teacher's like Koopman and she talks like with her whole body. , huh. She like staying there until like emphasize, everything like waving her arms and I'm like cool. I wanna do that, huh. Oh bye. She's talking about native Americans. Yeah, I was like, uh. Oh my my, I have of course, basically on that like I'm like the conquering of native America. Huh. Really. How to Press it? It's hard like I have to. Tire book by next Monday. And my report on it and getting oh. did you get my letter yet? How big is the book? Yeah. It's. All pads. No I'm. I know it was did I did I send a seal on computer paper. Just kidding. Yeah, well, it seems like computer paper you like folded it 10000000000 times, but I fold or [laughter]. Yeah, well. Yeah. [laughter]. I got my word processed. You did how is it. It's. Okay. My roommate has though, which is why it's not a problem. She doesn't have a computer. Don't wanna see it in front of her. Well it's, not a word processor like like a typewriter it's just like it's an anti computer. That. Right. The games on it. Okay, that's cool. Are like no, so. Oh yeah, okay, found it. Well, they're like we'll fortune and it's like. . Hope. So that's, something. Oh yeah to pass the time, but it's nothing exciting. I can't play wherein the world is Carmen San Diego. Okay. Will be like we're in the web is Carmine, send here. That's. The. From Florida. Huh. I'm being recorded. Thank you so much. How do? Is someone I can hear it as we speak. Hi. Huh. Oh yeah, I have no idea. Charleston you're gonna hear in the commercial. I have no idea, huh. [laughter]. I have no idea. That's. No we're gonna hear commercial. Yeah, it's we're gonna hear commercial. It gonna be like up [laughter]. What does that mean? As F top. You know, the same word out here is. What. Sweet everything's suite. Sweet that like went through Columbia 10 years ago. Week. I know it's like see. Oh. that's sweet it's. Like which Monson [laughter]. [laughter]. I saw him. [laughter]. You saw him. I was getting gas and like he drove by and BMW and he's like good. It's a BMW. Well, oh. and he is he like pulled up next to me and he's like, Hey, I'm like high and I sort of like look down and he's like I'm like nothing. How are you? I look down like I'm fine. And then he started like and I was like, oh. well he called the guy. I gotta pay. I gotta go by and he was like, okay, I'll get my gas. Huh huh. Oh. [laughter]. That's funny. I go. Richard . I missed seeing people. I know. Huh. I missed seeing people. I know. Um, you have a picture of me. I know. You're putting me in Jesse. No, oh. I didn't you know, I forgot my whole future also, man. Ask her mom to mail it. You know, she might look through them. Other naked ones. You and the guys. [laughter]. Well, I asked in, huh. Oh. I forgot about that. [laughter]. I was happy [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. that's. So funny she did that's good. I made a friend. Yeah. Huh. first. I have everything. Well, I think it's harder to make friends if you don't live there. Huh. Where you? It's hard to make it's hard to make sense here to even though like I live here because like. I think, it's harder because we're old like when your little, you don't care about like like my God, that person smokes or open like, Ah, you know. Yeah. I can't. I can't be put off by that here. Oh. everyone spoke. Yeah, a lot of people I mean, no. Does your roommate smoke that's. Good. Oh. yeah, you said that was first priority. Huh. Oh. nevermind. Bye. You know. I'm. Sorry late nothing huh. Wait what did you say. I what did you say. Nothing. I missed it. I was the shop. No that's. Okay, I'll. Tell you later. Why. Is the recording? [laughter]. Oh. can you say in code? Looks like there's a code. [laughter]. No, I don't think I. It's nothing. . Speaking. French. This is. Alright, that can be translated [laughter]. I said that can be speaking pig, Latin. [laughter], Aaron, A R G A R A K. Okay, yeah. And my pet. I said you are. Oh. oh by the way when you do. Um, where is it beginning with like a valuable you don't like change it? [laughter]. That's one of the rules. Oh huh. Huh. You say. Hey. Huh. Oh Y M A N may is airy. May. Hey, it's NDA. Hey, that's funny. And may. Your name, the is Andy. [laughter]. Well, NDA. Oh yeah, that's. Funny. It Ente en ending. Yeah, that's. What mom did they do like, oh. I bet? [laughter]. And they said, oh. I see in pig, Latin NDA. Then they went no Andy huh. Si, she's too. Perfect. Dan. I think he's ignoring me. I don't blame him. He's, not in his head because he thinks I'm weird. People are yelling. Anderson. What. Like my brother like books what. Alright. Was he talking about? I don't know. I am having lemonade. You are. Yeah, oh. in one of my math classes. P as a school. Yeah, first name is Shelly. Yeah. What is your? My friend's name is Shelly. That's. Cool. She's. My friend's class she's cool she's like you she's different colors share. Her. [laughter]. That's very. Wait once it takes time you come home like Thanksgiving. Steven. When is that? There's. All time. Now. [laughter]. After mid term. After mid time. I have a big fat Borden book to read. I just don't. Yeah, I've 28 days to read it. I can't. So I figured it to 11 pages a day. So tonight I have nine pages to read. Huh. I can't concentrate like on these born books. It's. So difficult. I find the same problem, but I figured if I find a place where it's like quiet and nobody's annoying me. . Then it'll be easier for me to just like read and get it done. Right. Cause I have a test on it. I tried to get it. I took a math test. Oh. I had a push. Papa . In psychology is home. Psychology, since take psychology and. Yeah. Yeah. Or is it like totally different. No it's it's, not that different. So far, but I need to take this take another for the other psychology courses. Want to. That too they're gonna get next for commercial. What. Okay, what did you do you know our phone call makes no sense? I'm going in the other room. Gonna so confused. I was talking to my brother. That's. Why I'm leaving the room? The way I can talk to you. Yeah, you said. Pet, huh. Hello, pad. Hello, I'm. Are you there? There. There's a vacuum in the room. Is it active in the? Leaning up against the wall. Oh. and Shelly she's she's like I'm, performing arts major. She want to be an operator. Wow. She's actually going to college to be an option. That's. Amazing. 28. Are you being serious or, sir? Casting. Oh. No, I think I've never heard of that. Yeah. Yeah. I'll. Take somebody else I just forgot. Okay. Not paying off. . You might be getting. I might be getting lost. Lock in in our room L O S P S lost to give us more room under. You. Understand instead of. Um, I don't know what a lost is. Like a bed, but like, oh. no, we have. You gave me like bunk beds. This like the both beds would be like attached to the ceiling. Basically. Oh. my God. No, no, but I mean secure no, I don't mean. Huh huh huh huh. When the record? Maybe the tape brand out. Huh. Oh. hello. Are you on like a like a telephone that's? You know, wireless, huh. It's. Like happy just my my phone it's it's. [laughter]. No, I mean, cordless. Yeah. My parents gave me a cellular phone. B R O. I think so. Of course, you can't call me on it. Huh huh. What the heck is going on to tell you for? I don't know. Okay, it's. Like scaring me [laughter], huh. You too. Oh my God, I wear like a new pair of shoes yesterday. . I got the biggest Nancy's blisters. O. I got 4. Si Victor [laughter]. Yep. Two on each foot. That's very bad. Yeah, and I couldn't, I was like I wasn't. I screaming last night. Mom. How like my feet sitting in like a thing? So how was that. Somebody in the Hall. Hello. Hello, can you hear me? Barely. You sound like very, huh. Huh. No I'm, sorry, can't really. Do anything about it. [laughter]. Oh. I can pull up the antenna. It's. Is your room getting busy. My room getting busy. Yeah, I hear people. No that's in the hallway. Oh. damn loud. I live in service. How warm is it in Arizona, Arizona? I don't know why it's in new Jersey. I was speaking with Arizona. How warm is it? Well. Today it was like eighties. How how warm is it now? Like it's going down because we're supposed to get rain, but we've had like we have, uh huh. Oh. we have brain, huh. I said we have rain, huh. Yeah, we haven't had it. This is like the driest summer in like 40 years. It's cold. It's really cold Peter. Really we have another call. You're just gonna have to wait. Hello. Hello, what I it might be someone important. Good. Okay, thanks. Hello, I have to get off the phone. Hello. You. Yes, my grandmother. My uncle's like not doing very well. Okay. So it could be something important. Oh. Okay. I wonder if you can get another free call. I think I can do you know. Okay, well. I'll call you. Call me. Okay, and I'll tell right to you probably because I can't afford it. Okay. [laughter], bye. Okay bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. Can you hear all that rock? Oh okay, [laughter]. Yeah I got it. Bye. I guess that means we have to stop talking about the a farm tips and huh, huh. Now it doesn't [laughter]. You can say whatever you want. But anyway, um, yeah, well, that's that's. Yeah. Good news. Yeah, yeah, it's it's. Great really it means that it's Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 830 in the morning, 820 technically till three o'clock in the afternoon, basically a big hole hour and a half for lunch and a couple of recesses here in there. Huh. . Huh. So, I'm only in the classroom. Well, it's it's 55 of classes. Everyday 40 minutes each and it's A L T style it's team teaching. Huh. Huh. Right. So huh, I don't have to worry about controlling the class. So it's easy. I don't have to plan the classes. Yeah. It's Brandon used to have it. Yeah, that's that's, right. Actually. Yeah. A way back when he said it was just absolutely a cake walk if anything it's. So simple to be simple enough to be boring, huh. Huh. Which sounds like a pretty good pretty good deal, huh. Yeah. Huh. I actually, I actually got a call from a from chateau last week. So. Oh. I really huh. Yeah, and and I don't really give us yet, but she wanted me to call you and and get mad at you or something for. Really. You. Are apparently really getting to her with with what. Huh. Oh yeah. Yeah, what's going on. I just thought I'd. Let you know. Congratulations if you broke in your fucking with heart. Oh good good I'm gonna. Please. I think. I'm pleased to hear that because they fought with me hard and a. . You know, she could stop it at any time. All she has to do is pay me a month's salary, the way that. The code of proper behavior and the goddamn loss say she has to, if she would do that. Yeah. I would completely drop all the charges. I I. What what's going on what she didn't really tell me what what have you ended up doing? Well, the deal is they gave me four days notice. Yeah. Okay, that's illegal. Right. Um, well, it's. Not it's, not illegal. If the deal is you've. Got the notice or the severance pay the notice and the severance pay together has to add up to one month. Yeah. Okay. Okay, so like either you know, they tell you today. You're fired today. They have to give you one month pay. Right. 30 days. Um, they tell you 30 days in advance. They don't have to give you a dime, but they did was they told me four days in advance and gave me not a single yen. Right. Right. So I went to the mystery labor and a base. Huh. I've been all over the place. I've been to the I've been to labor unions. I've been to a city Hall to complain. Um, there's a foreigners labor corner there. . I've been to, uh, the big places one called the , which is. Kind of a. I guess, that's the mystery. Labor really and their their their their labor watch dogs really huh. Huh. Huh. And. That sounds like the right place to go. Yeah, and they're. Well, they're taken care of it. Um, had a couple of sessions with them and then a Takako one of tacos mother's customers. Okay. Um, turned out to. Well, he works for the, uh. The waterworks labor Union. And he said he'd, go down and and watch. When I went to the ministry of labor? You know, just kinda keep an eye on. . He said he's gonna bring a friend to well, his friend turned out to be not the absolute top dog, but one of the boxes of the cargo. Shima department of the all Japan. All labor Union. Whole house. A conglomerate kind of thing. And he's extremely nice guy and he, I think, it's probably because he knows how much power he has? Huh. Um, and he's A I've got a he tried to get me on employment insurance. I know he couldn't, but he tried, he took me to lunch. Um, this afternoon, he's gonna introduce me to. Hello work. Um, the, uh. What what's that? It's a work finding service in . All right, okay. By,. And he uh, he made sure that the people the minister labor actually sat down and listen to what I said he went to the elbow. Huh. He made a he made . Have a little have a talk with him. Explain to him. What's going on and after he heard my side and their side? Huh. He decided. Well, there's something popped up here and he turned it over the ministry labor and said you guys take care of it. I think they owe them owing some money. So, uh, I'm pretty sure that I'm gonna get a then I'm gonna get something out of them. Huh. Huh. I'm, not sure how much but anyway, it shows pest I'm at least getting the satisfaction at the moment? Yeah, because you know I mean the the worst thing for local is to have a bad image right. Huh. And so she makes it sound like you know, all this all this stuff going on, but really what I knew when she was talking to me and what I know even more now is that a couple of people have come in and and showed her that they're not happy with the way that she did. Well huh. She she figures that that means she's got a bad image as far as those people and now she she has projected that to everybody and she thinks that everybody thinks she's an awful person and and that you're going around telling everybody in town and all this stuff and. Huh. Well, I am. Damn right. [laughter]. I am am telling anybody who's got five seconds. Huh. No di Bente me over,. Huh. It just pisses me off and if she calls again, you might wanna mention to her that all she has to do is pay me the money that I have coming to me. Well, she doesn't understand that you you don't think she knows that. And I'll drop it. I have not talked to her. I have not seen her for two months. Huh. I don't expect to ever see her have direct contact with her again. . Um, she never once said anything to me. I mean, I I I did not, she never told me. She never had any contact with me. . Um, the last time I saw her was when well, actually, it's been a month then the last time I saw her was when we took you to the Airport. . That's, the last time I saw her. Yeah. Um, so [laughter], I really I really have no sympathy for the 1. I'm. Sorry, but. No, and you know, she she tried to tell me some both had about she was going to a. She said that she was preparing a letter on your behalf to be given to some people. Huh. So that she could try and find you another job. Yeah, right. Yeah, right. And so, but anyway, she wanted she wanted me to know you know, she I was right in the middle of writing. That's about . This letter and all of a sudden this stuff comes down out of the blue and you know, I mean, I I'm not gonna give him the letter if he keeps this stuff up and stuff like that and anyway, I knew that was crap when I heard it. Bye. I would rather have a month's salary then a letter. Yeah. From Chicago, [laughter], huh. Yeah. Well, you know, I I I it's just absolutely crap though. I mean, you don't fire somebody and then go out of your way. Especially huh to help them find another job, huh. To get him another job. Yeah. Right. That's. Just absolute bullshit and especially because. Huh. I mean. Basically he told me in as many words, you're out of here because doesn't like it. Yeah. Huh. And and you've never had any you've, never had any real contact with her. I. So I know that's that's. All. Right, right. On just as well. So. Just bullshit, but huh, at any rate. She's a she's, welcome to a simple and I told the fellow the labor unit. I said you know. I said at this. all I want is I said, I'll, take June on, um, on because I calculated the way they showed me that it's calculated and I think they actually when they paid me my last month's salary, they paid me a about a month. Huh. Um, on too much actually, I think I think I'm. Sure they did that simply because it was easier to calculate the, they gave me, Joe on for August and then for the last 11 days that I worked the the 16th of August to the 26th of August to month. Huh. Huh. Huh. And I think I really should that it should have been actually Hawn Hawn, 600 something in that 88 days 10 days or whatever that they gave me. Huh. Huh. Juwan. So. Figuring that into the calculation. I think they still owe me 17 months. . It take some spare change and anytime they wanna just hand that over to me. Right. It's done. It's finished. Great. But,. You know what when I was telling them the last couple days there I was saying the and and . I said you know, I've I've been to I've been getting some advice and I've been told that same as in America. It turns out you do have to pay me a month's salary. Mhm. They say we don't know anything about this shit. . Said. Well, how about finding out before this turns ugly. They said no it's not our job to find out you're the one who's gonna be getting the money. You find out. So that's. Why did I did what they told me to? Huh. Yeah. I told them I said, look it's either. You guys find out. What the rules are for yourself since you're not gonna book since you're not believing me? Huh. You guys find out and follow the rules or I'm gonna push it to the limit. Right. So they had plenty of warning. They knew I was gonna do it. Maybe they didn't think I could. Maybe they didn't think I know where to know where to do that. Maybe they didn't think I knew where to go or a or that I could be that I could get myself to listen to, but. Huh. That was some false confidence, huh. [laughter]. Well, it's pretty funny. They she sounded wounded to say the least she she and Anna, who's like she actually called me to which was a surprise I you know I figured she would know. Huh. He did. No, she did. Yeah. She did she didn't ask somebody push the buttons. No, I figured she would do that. But she didn't. She I mean, she was the person on the phone when I picked it up and and then she put my audio on to try and tell me the same thing. Pardon me. Bye. She already told me, but that you know that he couldn't believe all this stuff was happening and what a pain. Right. Right. What a pain in the butt? You're being in and stuff and and I said, well, yeah, Geez I'm. Well. Sorry about that. You know, it, you know, and and basically that's, what I said, I I'm I'm. . Yeah. Sorry, you know, sorry, things didn't work out and then she she sort of said, well, yeah, and you know, and then he's doing this and stuff. I said, well, yeah, I'm I'm. Sorry, things didn't work out and. 6. Then she put him on and then. Started. And he said, well, hang on just a second, I heard him say, well now is there was there something that you wanted. Scott to due to her and then she said, well, yeah, tell tell Scott to get mad at him and call him and tell them to stop all this stuff and and so then he he yeah, well, I'm past I'm livid. Huh. Are you mad at me? [laughter]. Okay, good. I know and so. So I said, okay, well, I'll. Give them a call, but you know. Is that when you called and left us a message? I think it was the next day. Yeah, or she she called me the the day before or something like that. Yeah. And yeah, but anyway, I I I'm not calling to be mad at yet. . Huh. Anything like that. Did she threatened me in anyway? I just thought no, no. Okay. No, not at all. I've been watching my back actually. Yeah. Yeah,. I've been parking. The motorcycle way way up close to the house where nobody will talk with it. Um, keeping an eye on that work a made it clear to Sean tomako and the other guys who work down under that's. Uh, if anybody absolutely anybody that they don't know very well happens to ask about me working there that I'm doing it just for fun I'm, not receiving any payment at all. What what makes you think that? Because. She's gonna try and mess with you. I have no reason, she's done. Nothing. But mess with me since the day. I've gotten there. Yeah, but she wouldn't. Do anything. Bodily. She wouldn't. Do anything to. Huh. Well, what I'm doing maybe probably not, but the thing down under is working. There's actually A I guess this is on tape and stuff, but it's actually a if I were receiving money there, huh. Yeah. It would be a visa violation. Yeah. And it's. You know what I'm doing I'm trying to discredit them to some degree. I'm just crediting them in the eyes of the labor Union. And trying to get a, they may end up having to pay a fine. And be some kind of black list. . If the labor Union decides in my favor, which I think they will they may have some kind of penalty to pay for that. My. If if nothing else they'll have to do a lot of, uh, eating chrome, the ministry labor comes back around and says you do have to pay. Do you have to pay for any of this or you? So. No it's. All free. Oh. that's that's. If it goes to court. Cool. I would have to pay for it, but it's, not gonna go to court they're gonna figure it out there. Yeah. I'm pretty sure. Yeah. It's it's it's. So clear it's. So plain what happened. Yeah. Oh. The only way it would have gone to court is this a. The had died from the word. Go about the circumstances to being fired. Huh. . You they could they could have said when the minister labor guy first came. They could have said, oh. well, we told them a month ahead of time. Yeah. Yeah, or you know if they had done that then it would be extremely, I would probably have to go to court, but they did they say from the word. Yeah. Huh. Go. They told the truth, which surprised me I was really that was my biggest concern, but they did tell the truth about that, huh. . So they're not gonna get messed up for not having paid you the full 25 mon and and all that stuff. Oh. it was that what was worried about. No, I don't think. So she didn't mention. She didn't talk in in much detail at all, but I I mean, I thought when I talked to you, you were gonna go to go for some of that too. Right. . That depends it depends on. Uh, I don't think, there's much. I can do about it now. Yeah. Somebody one of the guys at the labor Union said that's, not actually a law. Mhm. But I think he's wrong. I think because the the. The visa guys said it is a law. Huh. So I think the labor Union guy just isn't familiar with that, but I. Well, at at any rate, but. I'm not gonna push you that because it turns out regardless of the wall unless I went to quarter all kinds of big stuff. The only thing that the ministry of labor can go on is what I agreed to. Yeah. And I I was honest with that. I I was thinking man. I could go in there and sit down and say look, you know, I I've got this contract. It says 25, mom, but I've only been getting 15. I was thinking about doing that, but I thought no I'm gonna do it right I'm gonna be honest. Yeah. All I want is that last month's salary. So as long as I get the last month. Sally I'm, gonna completely drop it. . Did on with my wife, which I'm doing anyway. Yeah, yeah, well, it sounds like that's good. Yeah, but. It would be a little bit easier to get on with it in certain certain areas. If I had that last month's salary. Mhm. Um, but I'm not hurting for money. Uh, I've got enough, but more is always better. Yeah. So huh. Well, it's. Good to hear I'm. Glad that you've you've got that position. And all that stuff. I I think you're gonna end up happy new word before anyway. Yeah. So. Yeah, and it's it's. Nice I've. Got Mondays and Tuesdays off now. And I'm probably gonna do it. The occasional prior to class and stuff like that, but a more free time a lot less of an involved relationship with the new job. . You know, it's go in. Do the classes and leave three times a week? Right. Um, so I think it's gonna be real pleasant and come this will this job last till the middle of December I'm gonna have to find something else, but that's three and a half months away. . Something will they I'm sure come up by then. Yes. So. Very good. See what goes on in. Yeah, well, listen, I gotta run out here. We're having I gotta be at the in about 15 minutes. Okay. So we're having a today classes start Wednesday, but today, it's kind of like an Assembly is beginning of the second second semester then I gotta sit down with the teacher's gonna be working with. Huh. And let them tell me for about a half hour. What we're gonna do in the first week of classes? And that kind of stuff. No all right. No, I don't wanna be late on my first day of the job. No don't. Do that. Don't think Sean. Would be happy after he kind of went out on a whim and. Oh. he did huh. That's good. Oh. yeah, they had the Sunday last Sunday, the day before the, well, the Sunday before the interview, they had a father's clean up the school day and he, uh, he went out of his way to be cleaning up next to the, uh, the principal. And vice principal. And all that stuff told like, uh. [laughter]. The this guy coming on Wednesday home and he's the greatest. All this kinda stuff. So yeah, so I brought him a couple of bottles of wine on Wednesday night to celebrate, huh. [laughter]. Good. [laughter]. It was really cool. They interviewed me at nine o'clock. They said the interview be at 9. I got there 10 minutes early. They interviewed me right away and I was gone by nine got home at 10 after 9. . They and they called at quarter after 10 and said, when you guys stay. So come back sign the papers and we'll. See you next Monday. Good good. So it was a huge relief now that I've got that. I can, I can afford to be picky about privacy again. Stuff like that. So. I'm. Good. Yeah. Alright, Scotty. Well, I'm glad you called listen I'm. Glad you let me know about that. And if she does happen to call you again, please tell her all I want is my last month's salary and I'm out of their face. Yeah. And I'll I'll completely I'll. Go back to the mystery. Labor and which is called the local . June by the way. I'll, go back there. Okay. I'll, go back there and say look, they did the right thing. I'm satisfied with them, you know, that's. All I want. So if they're really concerned, that's. . All I gotta do is laid out a little bit of cash. Right. Well, I I don't. I don't want any part of it. Anyway, you know, I I don't think. I'm, not. It's gonna call back and. Yeah. So. I'm not asking you to call her, but if she calls you again, you know. Yeah, right, I guess he will, but anyway. Yeah, okay, well good I'm. Glad you let me know about that. And. Let let me know if anything else happens if anything goes on. Oh. okay good and uh huh huh. Got me a line. One of these days. Was younger. Okay, yeah, she's studying really hard she's a started school and all and and doing well, so. Cool. Alright, good man. Alright, I'll I'll be writing to you. Okay bye. Okay, see I've got by. .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I guess I don't. . Do they beat you when they're ready to start? That's that's. What I was wondering, I'm trying to read these directions to see what it says? Oh. . I'll go ahead and Press one again just to make sure. Oh. Huh. So anyway, I guess they can tell us when they start. So have you been? Fine. And you good. Just fine. I did retire this year with. You did. Yes, I well, actually, I retired last year. . Because the state had a a a special. 23. . Deal going where they would add five years experience in five years to your age. Oh. To try to try to get the older teachers as an incentive to retire [laughter]. Huh. So they were gonna face that out for three years. Bye bye. So,. Uh, last year was the second year. And they weren't sure that they were gonna have enough. . Um, to carry it over to the 3rd year. Huh. So I went ahead and retired last year, but then they had enough to carry over for the 3rd year. Huh. So I opted to go back for the 3rd year. Oh. But this year there was no data in my mind. I was certainly ready to go. You're ready. Right you've been having fun ever since [laughter]. Oh God God that's, great. Kevin, Kevin down in in Texas with the southwest airlines. So. Huh. Um, we get to fly around free, which makes it real nice too. Huh. I can ask for more than that that's. That's, right [laughter]. Great huh. So we've been down to see him this summer and we've been down to for to see David and then we went up to Canada. So, we've been running around. Oh. well, that's. Wonderful. Now is Virgil finally retired also or. Well, he retired from the university. You know. Oh yeah. But he's been working up at the base and it's still working up there. Let's. See. The base has closed, but he's with the base. Convergent conversion agency. Huh. And they expect that to go on for about one more year, although all the buildings now are occupied. I think it's kept 1. He said it's gone really much faster than they thought. So,. But they have clean up to do and transferred deeds and everything. So he said it looks like it's gonna take about one more year to wind everything up. I hope they know what they're doing. I know it's really sad. You know. Huh. Cause that was such a nice base. Yeah, well, that's. Where it is out here? The ones they're closing and. A. Just hope we don't need them again. I know. Let's. I know it it's kinda scary. And away, but. Yeah, it is. I don't know and it's costing. Okay. So much to you know, put it back. You're great. So that they can sell it, they have to do. So much clean up to the soul and everything, but it's just a lot of expense. Yeah huh. Yeah, it is huh. Hey. But. So how's, your family. Which is great. Yeah, so far as I know [laughter]. Where's, John? Now. He's still in Ohio. Uh, she was home for about three weeks in August. He came home. The first of August and was here till the 20th. Huh. Is he married now? No, no. Okay. Oh. he's still working on that. P H T he just has his dissertation to right it's. Oh. Just kind of up to him now how long he spends doing that. Huh. You know. What's. She saying or what she could. Huh. He's. Um, psychology account. Psychology. Yeah, he's working, huh. [laughter]. Well, it's that's that's a long haul. He he's canceling. Yeah, he's canceling at the college level. And he likes that. Huh. But he doesn't know what they'll be available or what he really wants to do when he finally gets the PhD. Which she hopes to have within the next year. Oh. I'm. Sure, he'll he'll, find something that there's a need for that. I think. Well, I think so. Pretty sensitive and I think you'll do a pretty good job. Huh. Oh no. And how's, Karen is she teach Misha. Oh. yes, she's. Like you she's ready to retire, huh. [laughter]. Well, you know the way the way education has gotten I I don't know how a teacher can last until retirement age now. He says that it's not fun anymore. Huh. It isn't. She said the all the teachers complain the same as they work harder and harder. All the time and. Every year it gets it more and more demands are put on you. Hello. And the kids are getting worse too there's. Just so much seems like hostility and anger. S. And then the the parents some, um, expect. So much. Oh. That uh, you know, you've got 35 kids in the classroom. You can't. Give each child the individual attention that the parents thinks they're child should have they can't. No. I know. Do it. They don't have teachers ages anymore. Oh. Well, I just can't. And she's got 35. Wow. Yep. And and no aid, you know. That's ridiculous. Yep. Well, what they're doing here in Illinois. I don't know why they're doing that in in California. Not they're putting all the special ed kids back into the classroom. Okay. They're doing a lot of that too. I mean, we at Frank on last year, which is a middle school. . We had a student that could hardly speak probably a oh. words and yet. She was in the regular classroom making straight A's. Oh. Oh. no. [laughter]. . Oh. no. [laughter]. . It just doesn't. Make sense. Huh. No. I I just, I don't know what we can do about it. I don't either. Thank you just keep saying there's enough money enough. You know, the funds. Aren't there. But now this this child had her personal aid that went with her all day long. Minutes. But um, you know, I. I I just have well, that's one reason. I quit teaching. This because well, I mean the main reason I quit is cause I was just tired and ready to do something else, but. Even if I had been 10 years younger the philosophy and everything's changing. So that I just have a hard time accepting it. Yeah, well, we hear the same thing out here. . You know, Karen and all her friends and. Huh. I don't know. It's a very problem. I'm. Just I'm just glad mine are grown and have their education and however, my grandchildren all seem to be doing okay. Yeah. They somehow or other. You know, of course, they've got parents that. Huh. Well, I think that's the whole key. You know, if you've got supporting parents those kids are gonna make it because parents are gonna see that they get their work done. . But so many kids just don't even you know, have parents that care or only one parent and they're just too busy themselves to really see what the kids are doing. Yourself. Uh, Greg children. Have been in private school until they were 7th grade. A. And now, they're they're, both in public school. Seem to like it to be doing. Okay. Now. How many children does he have to? 22. Yeah, I tried to believe because if the one I think was just a little baby when I was out there. I think. The little girl was it the youngest a girl. Huh. Oh. she's. Yeah, the youngest is a girl. Yeah, I think she was. Yeah. Yeah, I think she was a baby. Uh huh. And. Mark wasn't a whole lot older he's. Just about a year. He's, not even a year. And a half really older. So he was just a toddler [laughter], huh. [laughter]. Yeah, he was he was little to. So how's that great doing. Doing very well. Good. They get their home finished and. Oh. they're. Starting to furnish it now the home is sending now. Oh. I gotta. [laughter]. After all this time. They're starting to furnish [laughter], huh. We saw Earl. I think it's been a few years ago and he said they had did they have to tear it down. It wasn't built right. Or something. Oh yeah, they had to start all over. Oh. that'd be out of route. They had to rebuild it. Oh. it was awful. Be trouble. And the contractor. Wasn't insured and they they took him to court and they couldn't get anything and so they just had to pay for the house twice. That'll be very frustrating. Well, it's been really rough. That's. Why they're just now getting around to buying some furniture for? Yeah. I would think so. Oh. but they're, happy and this shoulder doing well, Karen. Oldest graduated from college a year ago. From college, I can't believe that. Oh. Ye, yes, he graduated a year ago in June. And he's in film school. In what school. Film. [laughter]. And just loves it. Well, good. Don't know what else. Be able to do you know, but. Huh. He's known all along what he wanted. Bye. And he's. Huge. He won't be like a producer or something. A a director or even he's quite a he's interested in a photography and even the writing see he's taken a lot of creative writing. Direct to her. . . Virgil. Nephews daughter married a boy, that eds film in fact, he edited. Um, home alone. Huh. And I think he's got a very good job. Huh. Michael has done part of that. He has been he's been working at that. Huh. Just as of to make a little money, you know, he's spending part time. Huh huh. He's been assisting with that, huh. And he likes that he had an internship for one or two with the Disney studio and. Bye. Huh. Huh. Oh. he stays busy and then her daughter is A J U C L A. Oh. And she will the end of this month be starting her second year, but she will be at the junior level. Yeah. . Just hard to believe it's been that many years. Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, they're. All growing up. I've only got one little 1. Now. And that's marks. Youngest no. And how many children does he have three and how old the youngest? 30. For . For. Oh. You're growing up fast too huh huh. Are they in Arizona? Are there still there? So and how many grandchildren do you have a? You don't have any in fact, David, none at all fax David and Sherry, divorce. You don't. Have any. Couple years ago. Why did I like they had a child or two? No, they never did they were always too busy. Doing other things that they never had any children and then. So. Never never married. Yeah. But he he was. Well, she's like John taking their time. Right. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, he had one girlfriend that he was very serious about but. I. I think I kinda interfered with that. She was not the right girl for Kevin. Oh. He had any split up. He decided that he didn't really want to Marianne. Which really broke my heart because I. She was a doll wasn't. Oh. I just, you know, she's gonna make somebody the nicest wife. She. Yeah, no, she was. But. I think she's the one he had out here. Right huh, she was. She was, she was very sweet. She and I we all just loved her, but he, I don't know. I mean, he never just said he just said you know, he. More important. Did he love her [laughter]? [laughter]. But he's he's dating a girl from southwest now in fact, they were home for the weekend and I I they've been dating about a year now. Huh. So I. Okay. Wouldn't be surprised if we don't have a wedding coming up within a year. Yeah, well how how did you feel about her. So. I like her she's much more clear oriented than than N she's. No, good. Um, but Cabaniss to Kevin is a very. I'm. Not working. Well, he's. Just very clear Orient. Huh. And,. . So is she so I think really probably they're better match an was more? Huh. Just a sweet wife. Oh. I thought. You know, it would be the kind that would make a. The little home Buddy. Huh. Would make a real nice home and a nice mother and. . But I don't know if so many of the young men nowadays are looking for more of the carrier oriented. All right. Huh huh. I don't know. If they realize if there are children that they're gonna have to help take care of them. Right, right. But um, this girl she's Petite and very cute. Um, has a very good job there at southwest and. [laughter]. So I I don't know, huh. Well, only time will tell you know. Time with half [laughter]. Oh. he hasn't been out of college too long though has he's. He'll be 28 in March. Yeah, well, see he's be younger than John John is 32. Huh. Oh. He had a girl home. He brought a girl home and of course, everybody wanted to know if they were getting married and I he is the first girl. She said he thought, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. Oh Gee [laughter]. [laughter]. So I don't know. Let me know what are your plans for October. I was thinking a little bit about coming out to see you if you had any time. Oh. would be great. I just can't think of anything. Other than I'll gotta start thinking about Thanksgiving and Christmas, huh. No it's gonna be about here before you know, it. I can't believe somebody's over. Oh. I can't either and it's. So hot here. I haven't the energy to do anything. Oh. that's, the way it spent here just so I just, I just could hardly function this summer in fact, I did very little workaround. . The house because it was just too hot. Well, we really didn't hit us until oh about the middle of August. Oh. really. I switch all summer. This is terrible. And, uh, it no, we have a nice cool spring and and oh. it got hot in August, but not this you know, nice breeze in the afternoon. Cool off in the evening now. It's, just hot it's hot. When you go to bed and it's hot? When you , huh? Well, now our evenings are beginning to cool off we're getting like, oh down to the sixties and sometimes fifties during the night. oh oh. Which makes it really nice. Oh. yeah. And the days are beginning to be more comfortable. They're still getting up to high eighties or low nineties. . But this summer you'd open the back door and it was just like something hit you in the face. . Okay. Huh. You know, I just could not breed in this hot weather. It's been it's been running over a oh. for the past couple of days here, but of course we don't have quite the humidity that you have back there. It was just terrible. Yeah. Which helps some. Right, yes, I think it's the humanity that really makes it high. Yeah. Yeah, it does. Was that unusual at this time of year to be? So hot. No, no, it really isn't. It just doesn't usually last. So long you know, you have a few very hot days and then it'll kinda cool off a little bit. Huh. But I know usually every year when school starts it's hot. It gets hot, right. Yeah, not all the schools are air conditioned. This. Oh. you feel. So sorry for those sports, huh. Oh. I know. I said I was just so thankful I wasn't going back. This year because I could, well as I say it, it has started to moderate a little bit, but those first few days it was so hot. I don't know how they stood it. Well, I I'm not sure. That's really bad. I think maybe today may have been Karen is first day. Oh. really. Yeah. Where they've been? Probably a week. And a half. E R. Okay. I haven't seen her on Esther for a while are they okay. Yeah, the last I heard, I well, I talked to him two or three weeks ago and they were doing fine. This. We run into him once in awhile. Eating out some place, but we haven't seen him for probably six months or so. You must be eating it different places. Different place. [laughter], huh. Because they still eat out. They they go out every morning for breakfast, huh. Oh. you do they. Yeah. Oh. that's nice. Yeah, they have ever since he retired. Get some. Well, I guess you can get them out and get them going. Yeah, they enjoy it. I think I think that's nice. Yeah, they go out and then usually go out again for dinner. Huh. We eat out almost every night that Sean has a worker that she generally goes out with the worker to eat and I don't know, it's just gotten to the place. . It's, just easier for us to eat out as it was to try to Cook at home. It seems. Now, what is Caroline doing now. You got a house that she. We bought a different house down the Street and we're still in the process of trying to get somebody to live here with her. Bye. Maybe two other handicap girls to live in this house with her. Huh. And we're gonna be having a meeting soon to talk about it again, but you know. That hasn't worked out yet. We don't have it in in in place yet, but D S C where who has Kaelin's program is in favor of it and, um, they're, you know, they are. Yeah. Oh. Are starting to. A talk about it. And make plans, but it's awfully slow. Oh. But at least they are they are considering it now. Oh. And it may not work. I don't know, it's it's it's often confining. But Kaelin's matured a lot and most of the time. She's pretty cooperative. Huh. And. Hopefully it will work out because I don't know what the options would be. Oh. I hope so. Otherwise. Wow. It just depends if we can find the right person. You know, so. . To stay with her. Yeah. And now again, it seems like you know, so many people are on public aid and they really just don't want to work. Okay. Oh. I'm. Sure, that's true and you can't have just anybody either. So. Business. That's, right. It's gonna take a special person. Huh. So, it's it's. And if you have two other handicap. People. Um, don't, you need more than 1. Care actor or not. Well, I still would like to see kill and continue the program. She's in where she would go out. You know in the evening with the worker because she looks forward to that. So much and that gives her some socialization and keep her in touch with the community. Huh. And really just makes her day. Okay, . Huh, bye. . And I I don't know you know, there's still a lot. . We need to to think about and talk about. It hasn't. She been in a program where she works during the day. Yes, uh huh. Yeah, she still does that. Right. Uh huh. Yeah, she she goes out to the S C and so she leaves the house about 730 and gets home about 330. . I think so. And hopefully we can find somebody that would just live in and be like a house payment. Huh. And then maybe have relief you know, one or two days a week for them. Huh. So a. Okay, well [laughter]. And I just feel in this the sizes town is that. Hugo. Once we we really have things set in place. For service. So we know what we can offer somebody he'll work. Yeah. Because the S C at first when Carolyn came home. You know, they said they wouldn't be able to find people to work with it. Well, you know, we do. And so I just feel. I guess where there's where there's a will there's a way. Yeah, well, you. Takes a lot of work, but. Know it takes a lot of patience, but you certainly have that. You like by. So, [laughter]. Well, it's. Sometimes I wonder anymore. I need I need more than what I have. Don't. We all [laughter]. And and I I hope you really put more in energy into it. Well, no, I would love to see you in October if you can come out when were you thinking of coming. Well, right now I don't have much. Um, I've got a dentist appointment. I think it's October 19th. But other than that October is pretty open right now. So I really wanted to check with you to see what's a good time for you before. . I you know start getting involved in stuff. Yeah. Well, uh, I have a doctor's appointment on October 6th. Huh. And that's. All. All the. Oh. yeah. Well, when it gets a little bit closer to time maybe, um, because I I fly non avenue. . So you know, I may not get the flight flight that I continue on what day is best for you for me to come. Huh. Huh. . Well, it really doesn't. Does it matter? Make any difference. The most important thing is what where you come into. And you know the time say I've got a neighbor across the Street. Huh. That's very good. She takes me to the Airport to meet job in. The. Don. You know, Ontario. Huh. . It wouldn't be. So easy to get somebody to go in Delhi. To get to L A it's, not so easy. Yeah. Okay, so it's easier to go in to Ontario. Ontario. Yeah. Okay. No and John. It always comes in to Ontario from he comes. Or is there a bus or something. I could take to. Well, they have. So you wouldn't have to pick me up. Oh. you know, I I mean, I'm. Sure, there's there are. Various. Things. You can arrange for you know what Mendez. Huh. And what not. I I never fly. So I never use anything like that, but there are things you know that. Huh. Call me. I haven't even checked with Kevin to see where southwest goes. And of course he can get me on other other airplanes to. Yeah. . That I'm sure, I could go into Ontario rather than L A. Yeah, that would be much much better. Huh. Oh. So anyway, just just keep thinking about it. But I haven't seen you for. So long. I don't know whether you new ed it has ed Harshbarger has cancer. The lungs and. Oh. no. Really I I think it's go. Texas. I don't know, it's one of his organs. I can't remember, but he, um, he had chemo and it's appears to be in remission, right now. Huh. Now did he. Did he smoke? No, I don't. I don't think. So anyway. Well, I just couldn't picture. Those you know. I don't think any of all Miss Joyce smoke. I couldn't, uh. Understood. Yeah, I I don't think. Thank of them I never just couldn't picture them smoking huh. So. Huh, I don't think they do bill and Bob are both very very heavy. Uh, they are. Yeah. Way over wait now. . Head tall and not, you know. Well. Not over wait like the other two are. [laughter]. But, um, he he was home for. Well, actually at home and start having pains and, um, they he went to the hospital here and the doctor told him that he thought as soon as he got back to Washington. He ought to see a doctor there and they found cancer and he's been on treatment for over a year. . And I saw him this spring and he really, I was amazed, how how good. Oh. He looked, he gotten his had fallen out when he was on the chemo and but it had come back in and really I was really please. And. Huh. Oh yeah. Now you say Washington is that Washington DC. She's in Washington. DC, huh. I didn't know where he was. Yeah, he and Leanne, divorce. I don't know a few years ago and he's remarried. . . Now too. So. . And now our bill and Bob use me where are they are they. Bills in Arcola and he teaches in Mac tune and they have a bed and breakfast. That's doing very well they're in a in Arcola and Bob down in Atlanta, Georgia. . . Or right outside of Atlanta. . He's a controller. I think of a county down there or something. Annie. I think he does something with accounting. Anyway. And how is alma doing. Well, she's doing really well, she tore down the old house. Huh. You know, the old house and built two bedrooms onto the addition that they build on. Huh. And,. Her sister. Mary comes down once a week and they go out for groceries and things and she's very content. Just to stay there. I wouldn't like to be out in the country like that, but she, you know, it's home to her. Yeah. She's. She,. She quit some and I actually I'm embarrassed to say that I haven't been down. It's just been. So hot. That I haven't been down and I've gotta get down to see her soon. Yeah. 6. I was down when ed was home and that was I think in June. Oh. I try. I try to get down once a month to see or you know, not. Oh. Or at least once every two months, but this summer, it's been. Well. You know, we all get. So busy with our routines at oh. they just time gets away from you. I know. It really does and she's really a homebody. She really doesn't care to. Well, she has trouble. Eating for one thing and I think she's got one of these high hernias and. Oh wow. Phone doesn't always stay down and, um, she never knows quite when it's gonna flare up and so she doesn't like to eat out in public because. Oh. Of that and, in fact, she said she just really doesn't eat very much anymore. But she's either. I've really been proud of the way. She's. Handled. Everything because she's depended on Charlie. So much for everything. But she's she's doing fine. Oh. that's. Good. Do you ever see Ken and Elsie, huh? No. No. 6. No, he. He just he's just going his own way, huh. [laughter]. That is too bad. You know, it really is too bad. I'm. Yes, it's very unfortunate. Yeah, it's it's. His loss. You know, I. Yeah. That's. It. And how do you help with? Real good. Well, featured. All the time, but [laughter]. I've. Got spores on my heels in fact tomorrow, I'm going to Chicago to see the money exhibit that's up there with a friend of mine. What would? I hope we don't have a lot of walking to do because. Do it.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. Okay, that's it. Alright, we're there huh. Well here we are coming to you live [laughter]. From Barcelona screen. [laughter]. So tell me exactly what are they going to do with this. Wonderful recording. Well, the deal is a this friend of mine. Who is a computer science researcher in the area of natural languages and so there's, this research project that he is participating in and and you know, others you know, around the country? Huh. You're doing and what they're doing is they're digitizing telephone conversations and they're going to try and extract as many samples of words spoken over telephone as they can basically individual words, they're, probably not going to be transmitting the whole message in its entirety ever. Right. Okay. . Um, because you know what for. So the idea is to get a whole giant listing of the different ways that people can say the word say execute. [laughter]. The President of the United States for instance. So they contract that kinda stuff. Oh. he's controversial Emory, [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. so then they could they could just pick out and see like the difference in like the tone like through through digital lies computer magic, huh. Yeah, exactly. Right. Well, that's very interesting. So it's interesting. Can like anybody get hooked into this the service. Yes, actually, you can as long as it's basically the dealers. Yeah. They want people to record a native native American English speakers. Hey. Right. Um, so yeah, you can call. Um, you know, out of the country and within the United States. And let me ask you something like could my brother get into this program. Yeah, sure, I mean, I only get half an hour, but yeah, sure huh. Really. Yeah, oh my God, you gotta give me information because this wouldn't like my brother calls me like fairly frequently. We try to like keep it up to a minimum, but I mean, I he's a chat face. Just like you and I right two hours later. [laughter]. Oh. we better get off the phone. [laughter]. And then another 15 minutes a phone conversation. So this would be nice because he's got I mean, he calls me and he's also got friends. All over the States. He calls and his phone bills are huge. My brother. Yeah, now the only thing is. I mean, huge. I mean compared to mine. I mean, you you'll only get two calls. So it's only an hour of free calls, but okay. Yeah. I even said hours an hour an International, our as that's quite an expense. That's, right International. I know I know. Yeah, it can be anywhere in the world too, which is pretty wild. I mean, obviously it'll be displaying, but I mean, there a way more expensive places to call than from the us to Spain, right. That's. Where where else are you calling like you have just one destination? Oh. You can call anywhere. No, I mean, I'm just calling you. Yeah, oh. I special one [laughter]. Yeah. They feel special hold on just one second here is Elaine. Yes, I do. Okay. Are you go ahead because I'm gonna lower the music to hold on? Okay. Hey. Lowering the music. Okay huh. From that. There's a fine, huh. Also. Media or. Bye. Well. Teams music there. Hello, well, was dead air on the tape. You are huh. [laughter]. Huh. How's. It going. Good oh. hello [laughter]. Yeah, it's me, huh. I wasn't listening to the voice that came back and I started talking how are you. Huh huh. Okay, I suppose I I'm one of these like periods of jeez, like socks, you know, and S and uh, yeah, that's pretty much. Yeah. A little funk. All this. I mean, I don't have my job as much as I did about a month ago, but that could be because of all the deadlines and such, but um, I just, I wanna be back in Barcelona, although I know that's not the answer. Me. I mean, it was only good for the six months or so when we were there after school and I mean, there there are other good part of it too. Of course, but there were the hassles of the job there. So, it's like I just have to kind of reconcile myself to always having work and [laughter]. Yeah, until like you find something. Maybe it's not. That's that isn't stressful or and not boring, that's. Yeah. The main two combinations, right. Yeah. Not stressful and not boring, huh. Yeah, well, it's like I have no problems. Secretarial work. Okay, that would fit into that category because if you're a busy enough Secretary you know, you don't get bored because you're always doing something different and if your employer is a relatively decent human being you know, to if there, but you get no respect. . And. I mean, oh. you're, a Secretary and the pay is pretty pretty crummy it's best. Well, it's pretty much the same as what I'm getting now. You know, but um, depending upon where you work at all, but you know, it's like that's. No answer either. So I've just been towing with this id of going back to school in getting a computer science degree. So I can always be gainfully employed, but anyway huh. Hey, and you can think about that pregnancy thing. Oh yeah, that pregnancy thing. [laughter], maybe that's. Yeah, that do the. It you're hormones calling. Yeah, well, no, the funny thing is it's like 10 years ago. I would've said, oh yeah, that was what I would really want to do is having a baby. You know, but like at this. in time. Huh. It's kinda like we're gonna do it because if we don't do it, you know in the next year to we regret it, you know, we we figured something we want to do it's, not like we do it because we have to do it or there's peer pressure. . Well, a little little paper [laughter]. Oh. no, no, no, I I know exactly where you're at because I think about that too. Alright, I got about like six or seven years. Yeah. I figured my body is very slow. Um, mature, you know, I mean like I my period till 16. Yeah. I don't look. I mean, I look like about at least five or six years younger than I actually am and I'm just starting to get my period. Yeah, yeah. Actually. Now as an adult. [laughter]. So I kinda figure. Well, I'm I'm I'm, probably I'm, probably good till at least sometime in the early forties and I could probably a little longer than that. I know, there's a risk and bullshit, but um, yeah, I think about that too because it's like I mean, I kind of like the way things are going and I'm total lack of responsibility. Yeah. I know. Well, I mean, that thing kids are cute. And all that. I was just we we slept till noon. Oh. We got up about 10 is like, oh. we have to get a bed played with the cats fell back to sleep. Okay, I mean, we're talking total. K. Slackers and I thought you know if we had a kid, we couldn't. Hey. Do this [laughter], you know, and, uh? Now you gotta be focused on that. And I mean, there's lots of other things that I mean as far as like living situation. Huh. I feel kind of settled. You know, like I'm not gonna be like trace around, but I mean, I could say that for the next five or even eight or maybe 10 years, right. Right. Yeah, yeah. Even if I could reject that far, which I really can't, but I mean, you got a kid, you can't just like in 10 years, it's like well, I think I'll go up to the Orient and start like bouncing from country to country. I know. I know. Well, I mean, okay, want to get a doctorate. So we'll know next spring. If he can get at least accepted into the program, which hopefully you know, and then then there's for five years doing the damn work and and he's crazy. A. . He wants it that's fine. He can do it. No problem, but um, that sort of ties us up here, although we like the place where no hurry to leave it. And that would be good, but then you know what if he could get a position overseas again, which is something both of us have said, would be pretty darn good because, um, you know, we're at after after coming back from Spain from those two and a half years. Yeah. And. . It wasn't. So much an adjustment to the way things where it's just asking the question. G we really like, um, the way things are over here with the lifestyle. The nine to five kind of thing. I mean, I'm really in the 95 thing more. . So than he is he should be there by oh. let's, say 830 to nine, but yeah. Oh. Well, okay, um, and his professor is obviously a a great person to work for. So I'm envious. But um, whatever I mean, I'm caught up in it and and I don't like it, you know, too many days I'm working and and eating at my desk about 12 O clock and I'm thinking this is crazy. Oh. You know in Spain. Oh. we have this break and you said you talked to people you know, you enjoyed your food. You relax. Is. You know, and it's a fairly productive nation, right. You know, what's going on here. Yeah, you have to. Yeah, I mean, have to like look at like both. I mean, they both have the advantages and disadvantages. What you have to do is concentrate on the advantages? What other other place? You're in and think about the disadvantages of the place that you're not in. Huh. Yeah. Otherwise you go nuts right. That's true. Yeah, I know Laura tried to cause we have email and and so she sent me a letter back saying you know, remember how crowded the transportation is and uh, what else how expensive. Yeah. . Everything is and, uh, I I you know, I remember those things of course, you know. And you worked, you know, possibilities where a lot more limited in the language you know constantly like kinda like I mean, those could be considered positive things as well. Through. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, you might think of them in a negative rather than just like worrying over. Huh. Sure. Well, you know, and that's, why I I it helps to have kind of a clips into the future right. And that's. I that's how we got to Spain in the first place as we said we want to live abroad and we would try to do it. The. You know, as teachers and it turned out that way because we had this idea of and I really feel that that's important and so what I'm having idea of now is okay, you know, Emory works on his doctor it takes about five or six years. And. We have the kid probably. We he gets a research position somewhere in France or in Spain. Um, and then we move over there and you know, I take care of the kid and and do some, you know, little day labor or whatever you know, we'll. For. See, [laughter]. K. Um, and we have a relatively male life for who knows. Five or 10 years and then we take from there. Yeah, because even like you know, I mean, all that stuff right. Is is also subject to whatever change in the weather there happens to be right. Huh. Oh. I know I know. And and it's like you know, it's. I think about because I get like the same, I get the same as you like some days. It's, just kinda like you know what the hell am I doing not not with my life, but I mean, just like what you know, like what like, what do I get the animal to just you know to do anything? Yeah. Okay. You know, just like just lay in bed and reason for the whole day easily. Yeah. I know. Well, I I know I know you're saying I I feel there's sort of a a line to cross to between really planning. It out and worrying and stressing over. Cause for a while a couple months back there. I was thinking in terms of oh gosh, you know, can we ever afford a house and then we sat down and sort of looked at it financially and said is this what we really want to be worrying about right now? And you know, I realized no and and so you know, you can sort of focus too much in the future or I I know I have this tendency to do that. Yeah, absolutely. Oh. And missed the present completely. Yeah. I mean, it's like you know, the smell of the goddamn honors flying in the plan you know, and then each little, I mean, there's like as far as I'm concerned there's like no pleasure. Yeah, yeah. That's intense as the one that you're experiencing at that moment. You know, you can think about what something might be like or reminisce about the past like when you're there in that moment. It's. I mean, everything else just kinda like it's almost like time, doesn't exist. Yeah, well I I know one of the best moments. You know, it's. Yeah. I can recall in the past few months is okay, I get to late. I get to work a little bit late which is common. And they don't really care since I'm an hourly. You know, you have to be there within a certain timeframe and so everyone else is parked I'm way out there in the parking lot closer to where the trees are. Yep. And. And I you know, I close the door. I just take a deep like okay, another day and I hear the birds thing and I just stop for a minute. Yeah. Listen to the birds and that's that it sort of cheers me up there. I you know, I realized wait a minute. Okay in that nasty sterile office. . Where the windows don't even open? Oh. Um, I will be for the next eight hours or so, but out here. They're still is some life going on and just a cheers me up to know that. Alright bye. Okay, I can come back to it. [laughter]. So, that's that's. Yeah, and that moment, I mean, nobody's gonna like interfere with that at all there. Yeah. You are you in the birds. You know. Yeah, yep. Hey, we can find good Spanish line over here speaking at the moment. Oh. yes, uh huh. And every once in awhile when you know, I can I can remember just being back. Huh huh. Um, with people or reading some place, you know in Barcelona and, uh, so it brings me back. I still have gone to that. Fresh French restaurant by your house am. . I dialing to go there. You mean the one, right next to the apartment. Yeah, yeah. Well, it's, not French. It's. Just it's just . May it's [laughter]. Oh. it's. Not what that is. Fred really well. Yeah, yeah. Even better. Yeah. Save it for save. It for a special occasion. You know, and and you you might need a reservation to. I will. Yeah huh. I should have some some visitors of my family is planning to come in this summer. So, I'll, take them there and it's place. Yeah, yeah. I want to take them too also. Is the one over in ? That on the corner. Huh. I think I think I. No there's, a couple places in Gracia. That I've been going to, but there's one in the barrio grotto actually it's on the other side of the Ana like down over by the Borneo and it's got I've only been there. Huh. Huh. Okay. I've only eaten there. Once right, but I've been in a 000000 times. Everytime. I pass if somebody have to show them the place. Huh. Actually, you know, I know, I'm gonna go there. I have a friend. My friend from England. Remember if I I told you about how my old, um, roommate. Huh. From Oviedo and she's coming. She got a job down here. She's coming on Friday to live. Huh. And I was like perfect because we were with , we should go to a time that be the perfect place to take her when she gets there, huh. Yeah, well, well, I'm. Glad to hear that you got a job that you like. And and uh, um, I think that you were able to stay that was I was a little bit worried at first you know, when you got back there because the the money would run out probably in April or so and you know. Huh. And I know you know I knew I'd get a job right. I I mean, I knew I would get a job, but I I after I just stopped thinking about just so I will fuck it. I'm gonna get it's like an eligible and I'm gonna get some I want something. I have to get something and I will but I didn't. Huh. I I just thought that you know, I'll get a job and at this. if I get desperate I'll, just have to take anything and the fact that I kind of fell into something. Huh. Yeah. That's really sweet. I mean in the beginning, everything kind of starts at nice, but I'm changing my attitude to the. where I'm not gonna get stressed out about too much. Good huh. I'm, not gonna try to change anything. I'm gonna go in there. I'm gonna do a nice job and have a good time. Huh. You know, and I'm not gonna I mean, not the same either like from working with kids. I mean, it was like you know, my my carrier for like eight years, but this is you know, more like. . It's nice it's doing there. And you could, well, and you can always go back to that if you wanted to you know, working at least in the States or maybe eventually once you have your residency, you could work in some some place in Spain to with with a. Yes. Yeah, I don't have a big draw for it right now. If anything like I would like to open a bit I've always wanted have like a bar restaurant. Yeah. Yeah me too [laughter]. I mean, take times of money, but like I'd love to. Well, that's, what I wanna win the lottery first though. Because like you have for to have enough background money to set that kind of thing up, but um, well, yeah, well, um, good. [laughter]. And and so, you're you're, probably not gonna come back for Christmas, which is cool Emory. Was telling me that. So it doesn't make sense. Yeah, I probably won't. It's too expensive. Laura was asking you if she said you know, do you think or you know, I'm trying I'm thinking about coming back for Christmas? What you think? And so I wrote her back. Don't. Do it. Unless you know, if you definitely know. You're coming back next summer, which is what she's figuring to go to school and that kind of thing. 8. It's like don't bother because the holidays, it's just too hectic and too expensive. So. Well, it's gonna go back to the States to live. Yeah, she's. Um, it this is what she says now it could change of course. Um, and she's actually, she's been together with guy named Rahul. I guess for well, probably close for a year close to a year and, um, he's been unemployed and he might get a job. [laughter]. With that funny. You might get it. Hello. Hello, I'm. There, hold on. And we put a digital mix up here. What a cordless? For some reason, this happens. Yeah, let's. Go to the bedroom and grab the other phone. The the stupid part of phone. I think we need to change the batteries or something. Perhaps. Yeah. I still have been able to get my answering phone hooked up. No way. Yeah, you know why, because it's because of the type of phone that we have this business phone, you can hook up the answering machine to it. Okay, I've got why. What. Oh. because it has two lines or something. Is it the answering machine has hold on 204 lemme? Say it has the the answering machine. Well, the this thing is like six lines, right. Yeah, you can't, huh. The answering machine on the Jack is like two little wire copper cables, right in the Jack and this one has six and you have to, I actually, I went down to find that. Huh, right. Yeah. I have to have a line run out from the Street directly into my line to hook up the question of the same as a whole another line. [laughter]. Okay. Yeah, the problem is is that with this business phone sort of deal. It's. K. Yeah, I mean, it's like you don't really have all those individual telephone lines, but if. No, cause they'll go through one phone and he's got an answering machine hooked up. Exactly. His office. So. Yeah, I mean, that's, the only way to do it. I know you know, I if I I'm I'm really thinking about I mean, like I've been thinking about a 000000 different ways to spend my money and I I I was thinking that he was, he was actually suggesting this like like I thought maybe he would like financially like chip in, but take him taking over this phone body. Huh. [laughter]. Who Bobby come on [laughter]? Yeah, yeah, body [laughter]. When he has all these wonderful suggestions, which she forgets about? Huh. Next time. He comes back, but um, we have, we have a cordless phone, which I'd love and the answer is this all I need to raise my phone bill even higher with the answering machine right. Yeah. Bye. Bye. And I and I'm. I constantly like tethered to this. You know, little space here out in the Hall and I would love to get a line hooked up into my room. Huh. You know, with the portable. So either my room or the kitchen because you know, my my two greatest living spaces. Right. I mean, that could be done without much difficulty actually,. No, like 20000 status, right. Well, I mean, you know, I mean, I could do something a shame. Or it's, whatever the 30. Huh. I'm, not there, but yeah, I mean, it's just a matter of of doing some wiring for something like that. Yeah. And get like another number or hook it like. Know to get another number is of course. Yes, you have to get telephonic. Oh good old, huh. Uh, yeah because that would be a right to just like splice off of this phone or something. Right. Another another Jack. Yeah, that would be easy. I mean, that's, actually quite simple. Yeah, but then I still don't know if I could hook up the answering machine. It's hard to say. Yeah. I know I I love the answering machine. [laughter]. I probably I'm probably just as well. Not getting to depending on the telephone [laughter]. Huh. I don't know what did you guys a talk. Three hours last spring or something or last. Uh, one was last fall three hours one time. [laughter]. You know what told me that that. Uh, and when you told her that we we spoke on the phone every day for like an hour. Did you tell her that? Well, we we spoke on the phone. A tremendous amount of time. I I'd say at least an hour [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, [laughter]. I usually I usually be sleeping I'd wake up. I hear you guys talking. . You know, have to sleep. [laughter]. So. Oh. I know I I tell you the truth. I really missed those phone calls to. Yeah, I missed it too. Yeah. It was a lot of fun. I walk. I walk past your apartment and I was like I'm gonna go visit them, but they're, not there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And now, I'll, tell you can tell you something. But what. I have like have like a bunch of Spanish. Friends, right. Some that I've had for like you know, a few years, but I mean, other ones that I've been like over the course of you know, this year, whatever and they said, well, you know now a little stability, right. Spanish people. I live here. They're born here, right. Right. Right. Like I say about five of them that I can think of the top of my head are all moving to other countries. Oh alright huh. Yeah, yeah, I mean, temporarily because they'll be back, but they all have these plans that you know, Lorraine actually, she wants to live in States. Yeah. Really why. Yeah, she, uh, she she says she feels she needs to change and she's been going out with this friend of mine. Wow. Bill's name is he's Americans from Vermont really nice guy and uh, so I don't know you don't. Huh. Ah, she she broke up with the the Japanese guy. Yeah, yeah, actually that like. Soon after. I guess, assume before around the time that we left because he's gone back to Japan and he came back and they just never got back together again. Huh. Miles. Yeah, but I don't know. I mean, I never said anything to her, but I didn't really get a nice, a Bible for him. Yeah, well, I mean, I just don't see they sort of fit together. You know, they were just kind of together, but well. Yeah. Anyway. And he like, I I don't know. I I I shouldn't be want criticize, but this guy is absolutely wonderful. Huh. Mhm. Like really nice. I really I mean, he's really nice and. Well, from Vermont heck I mean, huh. Yeah, and it's just like he's he's nice, like and like you could tell like he's a solid nice person. Yeah. You know, not like a jerking around kind of do this he's funny. That's, how they are up there. You know, they're like the Maple trees. You know, huh. Yeah in fact, I I gave him your phone number because he was going back to the States. So it's. What was he asking? Who's gonna buy a computer in the States? [laughter], bye. [laughter]. Well, and so I gave him your phone number and I said that you know to to to give a call if you know, and I hope you don't mind, but I said also be nice for you to like you know, because it be like a little connection, which is yeah. I don't care. Really, huh. We'll. Talk about you, huh. Yes, how wonderful. I am. Huh. [laughter]. Oh. you know this is so wonderful [laughter]. [laughter]. So how's the weather over there. Yeah, I read you know, I can get the newspaper every day. All right. Um, over the computer. A either or . It really what. Oh. wow. Yeah, so I can just like from my desk read any of the newspapers. So, so I read the headlines about all the, uh, this is, I guess day before yesterday about the, uh, the dose that hit Barcelona. That's. Nice. And. The massive amount of of downpours. Incredible. Yeah. Actually storms like really beautiful was like just incredible lightning one day. It must have been it was one day. It was this past week. There was an also the week before, but this this past week, it was I'll. Tell you it's like Thursday, I think Wednesday or whatever. And it was like it like you couldn't even leave you couldn't leave the house. The streets were totally flooded. Wow. It was it was totally beautiful it's. Just this constant constant wall of water coming down with the immense like both the lightning. Huh. Well, at least your way up there on that Hill. So imagine if you're at the bottom of your Street or something. You are orange. Totally flooded. Yeah, oh. well, I mean, you know, I saw in the paper. Yeah. It said you know, had all these, they had a couple pictures. You know, they said all the houses around this area were flooded and all the metro stations. . Were flooded out and. Oh yeah, tons of stuff. Wasn't. It wasn't working like the electricity on like all the metro steps. Alright, the electric gas steps. Huh. The electricity was out and most of them the Cologne monument with electricity was out on that also, huh. Yeah huh. Well. Yeah, they have to pay it for a little wet weather. [laughter]. It's. Right. Raining it's, shut down the city. Oh. [laughter]. Well. But it's a it's been kind of nice to because the weather's been a bit more varied. So it hasn't been like just sweltering hot either. Oh. I know. Well, I wish that's what made me think because I wish we could get some change here and we seem to be under the impression that it gets cooler in Austin before like, oh. November and [laughter]. K. Know, huh. Um, Elaine has been early pessimistic about the weather since we got her and she's like, oh. it'll be in the oh. is in Bob and it's like I know I looked, I looked in the all Mac and it's over it's, typically over a oh. days out of the year. [laughter]. Huh. Okay, so and that's [laughter]. [laughter]. So you could be living in Chicago and say the same thing for this year. Yeah, right, uh huh. Anyway. Yeah, so so the rest of the time when it's just like 98 [laughter]. It's it's been in the sort of mid nineties, basically. Yeah, well, it's it's. Like here if you remember correctly, Elaine it's hot as hell here as well. I know. Yeah. Yeah, at least at least the humidity is not. Yeah. So bad as in Florida, Florida. Had a lot of rain too and my mom even my mom noticed the humidity to her yesterday when I was talking to her. Yeah. She said, oh. it's been. So humid lately. I'm like, yeah, well if you look at the, uh, the storm front would have been sort of battering, the coast and. Hey. There's like all these hurricanes they've been just sort of prorating through a through. Only the only the one that I saw I had watched the news a couple of mornings when I read in the newspaper that, um, Hurricane Felix or something. . Yeah, there's there's. Just tons of them. There's Felix and now, there's, this is really funny. There's a Hurricane called and they all say Humberto. Huh. [laughter]. Hurricane, Homburg. Oh. Huh. [laughter], pretty funny. It's. Well, I heard the Felix was they show pictures of it like on the radar. Mhm. It was absolutely tremendous in the middle of the Ocean and it was creating disturbances along the coast. Yeah. Huh, no, we just keep hoping for one of them to come out here. Yeah. We did get one that it came out towards a you know into the Gulf of Mexico and like hit part of Mexico or something and we got some some rain and we're like, yes, yes, so Elaine, I like you know, flagging them in like like a you know, like at airports trying to bring them our way come on come out. Yeah huh. Bye. Huh. What is it like like around where you live because I'm trying to visualize? I was in Austin. One years ago and I can, I can I can remember like this the city center with the capital and went to some Kathy's. Huh huh. We stay with it must have stated certainly at Sheraton somewhere. Not far from the capital. Sure, yeah. Well, they're. Now, there's, 15. There must be because I yeah. Okay, um, I'm, not sure if it's always been there. If it moved it. Couldn't move from some other place, but well if you go out to the countryside or, um, just not, I mean, just say 10 or 15 minutes away from the center of the city. You can be in the middle. Some Hills and yeah, oh. yeah, it's it's, a real pretty part. Um, oh. really. Because I remember it being like extremely flat driving from Dallas to Austin. Oh. area is very flat, but Austin is the is the eastern end of what they call the Texas Hill country. Huh. Um, and Austin is actually pretty hilly. Let me assure you of that. I read my bicycle to work. Yes. Um, most days of the week and oh. yeah, plenty of Hills, but when you go out further West. I mean, it's dramatically hilly they're, sort of talk clips and things like that. Oh beautiful. Yeah, it's pretty it's it's. Nice nice area, Austin. Nice or just kinda. . I mean, like we're like old time, Austin nice. Now been here since 1988. Cause there's been this enormous influx of population lately. Huh. Californians. Basically a lot of people from a lot of places, but a lot of California and, uh. Bye. [laughter]. Well, the problem is we're getting yeah, but we're getting so many people that all of a sudden you know, air pollution is starting to become a problem. But the California people. And people. Don't like ride the brakes or anything like that. Well, not people but you know, I the thing is it's like you know, everybody's driving their cars and people are, uh, you know, they're it's starting to be this. . . You know, typical American city deal where the suburbs are starting to become. Very big. You know, and so, uh, yeah, I I we're really trying to to fight that as much as we can I'm. In. Certainly doing what I can. Yeah, well when we were in Barcelona there days and I look up when the sky was really brilliantly blue and I thought you know, it's. And. So pretty and I thought every once in awhile there was a day like that in Austin and since we've come, but we've had so many of these hazy days and they call them ozone action days where they encourage you not to. Uh, you know to use your car. Breeze [laughter]. Yeah, not to breed too, huh. But no, it. But the thing is it's a it's, a little different mean it's, not caused by pollution that it's easy it's. Just that we have incredibly dry summers and I mean, not so much on like Barcelona that way I mean, you remember the Hayes over the city in Barcelona in the summertime. Ooh. Oh. for sure. I mean, the only thing is when it, you know, when the breeze comes in it blows it out. Right. Yeah, but oh. yeah, for sure, birth one's got tons air pollution. I mean, Barcelona has it's even worse. Yeah, I mean, is far worse R pollution. I mean, then Austin, could even imagine. I think of Austin ever got that bad. . It would be a people be completely freaked out. You know if it ever happened one day like that. Well, that's like in the in like the new York area. Alright, the all the the cars on like up and down the Jersey turnpike in the North Jersey. All the cars from around new York, new York city or whatever right. Huh. And you could see this this line in the sky and it starts in the morning rush hour and it makes its way like a Brown line. . It makes its way down the coastline during the day. Well, God. It's incredible and it's. All basically, well, besides the other craft, they pump out into the air, but but I think mostly supported by just exhaust fumes from cars. Right. Yeah, yeah, I mean the thing one of the things they said is like. Alright, since they've had the unleaded fuel and everything. And. It's caused a tremendous drop in the amount of a pollution per vehicle, but we have so many more vehicles on the road now that it's basically. Right. No, you know, no drop whatsoever in fact, that's pretty irritating speaking in new Jersey. Huh. Yeah. Um, we gotta a call. . Visa. I almost said Lynn. We have to call Lisa, probably by the end of the day because she goes back to school tomorrow. Oh. really. So soon. Up a thing. When she goes back in is in August? Yeah, well, it's. Holy mackerel 28. August 20 right before right before labor day that's, the way it is in the States. Usually yeah. Really. We used to go back. Like a day or two days after labor day. Well, yeah in elementary school. We always went back right after the Jerry. Louis telephone, which was right after labor day. [laughter]. Yeah, um, and they they've now changed it. Well, here in Austin it's pretty pitiful. They they went back August 14th and in other places I mean, California and Florida, a few other places. Really. They've been experimenting with year round schooling in a lot of areas and you know, I'm sure, they would love every school have year round school because it's more economically effective or whatever you know, but. Boy. I don't know how that is. If they have to keep the school's running for for more months. Oh. but see the thing is is that what they get to do there's. This whole deal to it, but you know. Hours. Yeah, right, I mean, they they they've done the year. They've managed to do the year round schooling thing where there's. . No big summer break. But you have a bunch of three weeks breaks. I'm kinda like what they do in England. Uh, yeah, kind of accept, but include. They take well every like six weeks, they take a week. I think it is. Right, but yeah, it's a bit different, but it's the same sort of idea where there is no huge break. A. Um, and they've managed to do without raising any teachers. Salaries [laughter]. Just imagine that. Cause it's the same amount of school days only throughout the course of the year is that what it is. Huh. It's it's actually, they're, trying to increase the school year as well. You know, part of it. But what would be like the educational reason given. Oh. there's, not that big summer, gap. Where students forget everything? Oh. they forget everything if they actually learned it, they wouldn't have gotten it quite honestly [laughter], the gap has actually happened during the year. Yeah, I know, huh. Good., huh. Not in the summer. Yeah, that's for sure. Oh man, what a drag to go to school. I mean, for for teachers for students for everybody to be in school. Oh. I know. The summertime. Does anyone ever ever question. How let's see countries like Germany you have a a break from? Oh about the beginning or middle of July. All the way through October. You know, October at least the middle of October. Um, Angie they're still doing quite well. [laughter]. Oh. well, I mean, it's it's, one of those funny. Things. I was watching TV in some Nimrod politician Republicans, surprise, surprise. Huh. Um, that that's recorded for posterity. [laughter]. Um, that's something says something about how a. I heard bill. Bradley dropped out of the political machine. Yeah, he dropped off. Yeah, and this guy was saying now access regulation has never helped any country. And and you know, no countries ever been billable and I'm like you know, Germany, and Japan have probably the most owners set of regulations. You can imagine. Mhm. They're. So heavy heavy Bureau. Ties and full of rules and they're doing pretty damn. Well huh. Yeah, well the the. is that you don't have to have any fax or information. You just make a blatant statement. No. Somebody has to just take your word for it. And that's. That's, right. All there is to it. Yeah, and they get the broadcast on National TV. . 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"You're still with me. Yeah, I'm still here. Okay. So how's everything going. Oh. we're we're doing great. Um, it's Saturday morning, 1015. So I suppose it's Friday night there at eight it's Saturday morning here, you're you're. It's it's. What time? 1015. Yeah, you're, what are you 815 in the morning? No worries, 15 a night, right now. I mean, it's nice. I mean, it's nice. Yeah, oh. I thought you guys were seven o'clock. No we're we're 14 hours ahead of you. Oh. 14, I thought it was 11. Now when it's spring it's gonna be 13. Oh. I thought it was 11 and a 1110. So. No it's 1314. And mom said it was mom said was best to get a Holy early in the morning. So. Yeah, it is it's it's 1015 here. Oh. well, I'll be darned. Yeah, so John is not home I'm. Sorry, bill, huh. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no worry. That that that's good. Actually, because they warned me that. Oh. Uh, we've been talking to John too much through this. oh oh. You mentioned that he was talking to other two months. Uh, [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, he's got a busy day today. He's there's, a our Church is having a baptism. This morning and then there's a school that's having a graduation he's. Oh yeah. Just he's gonna be speaking with that. This afternoon and if this this is a real busy time here because this is the this is their school year just ended here. Oh yeah. Their school here ends in March. So this week and the last two weeks have been like final through all the colleges and this and the high schools and grade schools and then their summer starts like this week, a lot of the kids. Don't have school this week, they but they have their, uh, what you call their ceremonies is Saturday and stuff and next week. Oh. I see, huh. So now the students are there's everywhere. It's, their kids everywhere. Oh. you that's about a that's a solid two months, two or three months ahead of us. Right. And that's what I haven't caught up with my home schooling yet. See we started our home schooling in September. Huh. And so we still have schooling left I'm, not done yet. Are my target date was June 8th to finish. To finish school, but now now the kids here starting and then you know, the they're all playing and and that's when a lot of them can you know take off for a day and go to the Beach or whatever. Huh. So I have to be flexible with leaves schedule. Huh. So next week, she's starting. You're. Just doing lead right now. Well, Clarice kindergarten. But she's already passed the. Kindergarten. I mean, she's in kindergarten because she's 5. Well, she just turned six, but she's already passed. Huh. All the kindergarten books. So I just didn't start first with her yet. I see. She's supposed to be in first grade. So I've got. . So many materials for first grade and I'm not gonna start her till August in first grade and then John, John. He does kindergarten stuff even though. It's just he just turned four, but I've just been giving him something you know. . Kind of a preschool tape dealing. Yeah, that exactly and then I let him play most of the time. Yeah. So, but you know, they're doing they're doing well. Yeah. I can't think of him. Um, least in a tennis leaks. Tennis lessons did you know that. No, I didn't. Yeah, she's been. I know, John. Did and you did, but. Well, no, no, I don't anymore. Oh. Um, John, John, John awful. . He's been taking them for. Oh. I don't know, six months. That's. All and now this next week, I just the tennis teacher was just here. There's a tennis clinic throughout the whole city at this one court where he teaches the tennis teacher and it's a three week clinic and it's it's like eight from 111 to three or one to 4. Yeah. And now, he's gonna do that. So now, we're gonna have to really do her schooling really early in the morning. So because it's a good job. Well, that's better. Anyway, is it because it's cooler? Right, but I mean, it's good for her because it's an opportunity for her to meet other girls. Her age and just to talk and have fun. . And and they, you know, once you if you do learn tennis, you know, when you're doing 103 weeks like that that usually really helps you and she likes it. Huh. So. Well, I don't want to come home and be able to beat me. No it's bad enough. Oh. let me tell you what bill she'll be getting you big time when she gets off [laughter]. I got Beach bike Johnson. [laughter]. Well, thanks a lot. Thanks for the of confidence here. Well, [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, you know, she'll be 12 or 13 and that she might be pretty stand how old will you be let's, not talk about that [laughter]. Hope you man. No to all the place. [laughter]. [laughter]. No way. No way people are living longer. No. These days bill. Pretty soon. Uh, pretty soon, Julie, Julie. And I are gonna start taking it up serious. You know, as soon as we soon as we have more time now, you know, because we both, we both used to like before eight kids we played a lot and now we just, uh, no it's. Huh. Huh. Just secondary you know. So we never really really started, but maybe by the time you guys come back again. . We'll be we'll be in the swing of it. Huh. So. Well, I'll, have to the last year. We're here before we come home I'll. Have to take some lessons. Oh. come on. It's too bad. You guys couldn't come here and take all it really helps. See John I'm. Not taking lessons now. Oh. yes, ma'am. No, because we takes them. So John doesn't, John, like play with the instructor 10 minutes, we'll, take like 45 minutes of the lesson. I think. Oh. And he'll take the last just hitting some balls. Huh. So, but he plays you know, a few times a week, but when we go back once mail gets older, you know, the same, you know, once your kids get a little older, you can leave them a little better, but. Yeah. Yeah. Um, then I can it's. So nice here if you can get someone even a ball boy that you don't have to pay very much just to hit the balls to you. Huh. You know, so you can really like hit a oh. balls or something like that. Yeah, just. Yeah, it's. Just something to keep to keep hitting that's. Yeah, you guys come over here and get some cheaper. All it is, but. Tennis lessons, they're. Yeah, right. So expensive over there. Well, if I could get their cheap [laughter]. You can't you can get 750 round trip. I'd. Say that's pretty cheap. Well, mom and dad are going when no, are going this Christmas. I'm serious. They're gonna come in December. Okay. They come in December and you know, they're fighting over how long to stay, but I think I might just lose your dad's passport or stuff. [laughter]. Oh yeah. He says he only wants to stay for what for weeks and then your mom says eight weeks. So they're trying to they're trying to settle on six weeks. Eight weeks. I think she's just saying eight weeks. So that you can be, can compromise in the middle with six weeks. 00, I never, I never, I knew they stay awhile. I hope. I mean, it's not going over there and coming back in them. You know, couple days. No because just the travel, the just the travel time is one week for sure. Yeah, yeah, parent back. You know, and then, yeah, and then plus getting our Island it's, not like they just fly right into our Island. Yeah. They have to fly to either Miller or symbol then there's an overnight there and then there's another half of day travel here. Yeah. So if that's, what I mean, it's kind of. Well, like I say it's a half week just to get there. Yeah. Yeah. For sure just to get here and then just, but they did so well, last time with the, with jet Meg, they didn't really have any problem. Yeah. Huh. You know, they just, you just they you know, they have their own room and everything. So in their own bathroom. So they can, they can rest they had no trouble sleeping or. Yeah. Oh. I think I think I wanna get a daft any sleeping conditions, huh. We actually you know, she did quite well here. Yeah. Because she stayed you know, all during the day we did stuff or you know, and then she kept her busy then and even you know, talking with the children and then that at night, she had no problems, sleeping. Yeah, keep her busy. If well to keep her up today. Did she. She's gonna sleep at night. That's what I mean. You know. That's. The problem. Yeah, yeah. Because she and then she went and she would go to bed at a at a good hour here. To keep her busy. You know, she wasn't staying up real late. . Until 12121 o'clock every night. Oh yeah, because there's. Yeah. Nothing to do here except watch will we get Larry King at 10 o'clock. Huh. So, so, that's. That's about the same time we get them. That's about same time. What. We get them. You get in at 10 o'clock at night. I think so yeah. Oh. really. Well, this is a recorded. See he actually actually Larry King is on right now. Oh. maybe from the day before. In the Philippines. Oh. 10 o'clock in the morning. You get them. Well, we don't watch it because it's the morning. Oh. okay. We don't watch TV during the day, but then at night, they show it again. They record re re broadcast. Huh. And so that's when I like to watch it if I could still wait that long if it's, somebody good on their, you know, so so, that's that's, something that's, something. Oh. Yeah. They can watch on our TV. Yeah. So we do get P N which is. Well, Julie. Just walk by was waving. So. Does she want to talk or if she just waving? I'll. Well, I don't know. I don't know for I really don't know for a lot. Oh. no we're. Not allowed. No you're, not. I forgot they have these rules. You know that host. Yeah, but it doesn't it's not real clear on you know. But I don't wanna rock the book. You know, the that's, the nation of deal that. Yeah. Yeah, it is, um, so how are the girls doing? Oh. the girls are doing. John and Craig and we we heard from carry a couple times and Craig even sent us a card. Christmas card and,. You're kidding. No. I didn't know that that they sent then. What. Yeah. Oh. well Craig told you moved, then. Yeah, we know, he's in a where is the channel. Wisconsin rapids, Wisconsin. Wisconsin rapids. Yeah, it's almost a oh. miles away. Yeah. Yeah, so. 95 miles away from me. So how how much is he coming home? And how is he like I said? He he comes home once a week. He he likes his job a lot more than he did working for paying way to shop now. Huh. And,. He he isn't sure, he's he's trying to make the decision. If he's gonna you know, stay in this. So now he knows. He's he's gotta you know, this is what he's gonna do. You know, fine. But if this isn't, what he's gonna do he's gotta make the move now. So, he's, trying to make that decision. Huh. Huh. And I don't know if he's looking real hard, but you know, if something came up right now. Okay. He jumped at it without any hesitation, but. You mean in green Bay. Well in any place, I mean, our career change, you know, um, because you know, you didn't go to you go to college B. I see. I see. Shop co manager, but uh, you know, it's a good he's he's got a good job. Huh. You know, he works a lot less than the and everything and he hates Wisconsin rapids, but. Huh. Oh. it does. He just can't adapt for the people. They're they're real they're real lazy. He said and they don't, uh. Yeah, that's that's. You mean the people he works with. Well, no, not that. So much is the the people outside the store you know, you're real laid back. Oh. it's kind of laid back kind of a city. Yeah, I mean, you go to restaurants and they could you know, well, we didn't waiting. This guy, you know. Oh. I see. You know, and that's he's not used it. It's just a big. You know, so. Yeah, yeah, oh boy. Oh boy [laughter]. And I thought he was kind of you know, a exaggerating and and we went there a couple weeks ago, the whole family, it was exactly like he said you know, it was exactly like he said we went to a pizza. Huh. [laughter]. Really. Hut it must have been our before we ate it was just it was just terrible. No, they didn't have that five minute roll [laughter]. Oh. [laughter], no [laughter]. And Craig told me that when when I helped him, you know, he he worked there for a couple weeks before he actually moved there from he used to be in a pack. Huh. Huh. And a yeah, and then we we moved him there and he was telling me that and I thought, well, that's, what I thought he was you know, exaggerating because I know. That's right huh. . Huh. Just just frustrated. Yeah, he was, he used to get upset if there was he, he opened refrigerator there was no hot piece in there. You know, didn't, huh. Huh. [laughter], wait about a spoiled kid. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. [laughter]. See. Oh. really. I never heard. [laughter]. I think she made that up. [laughter]. [laughter]. You know, he open the door and said, there's, nothing to eat you know. Yeah, there's. Nothing [laughter]. Yeah. We keep in the open [laughter], huh. Yeah. But uh, well, he's he's he's doing good. I think. Yeah, like I say he, uh, he was helping Nancy Nussbaum for a while with her campaign for Congress and. . Huh. Huh. And now, she's, uh, she's, the account executive in and a. Huh. She's doing pretty good there. And now the Congressman that she ran against is quitting. Yes, Toby rod. Yeah, Toby Ross. Is quick. Why. I don't know. Nobody knows. He's. Just playing he's he's, not he's, not running again. Something like. Something's wrong. Isn't. That strange you know, and yeah, nobody nobody knows, but he's just gonna just not gonna run again. That's really weird. Your kid he's still young. Yeah, he's only. Maybe 55. Yeah. You know, somewhere on there. But yeah, you just decided not to run. Well you know, I saw him on the news and when he was in the pair. Oh yeah. Yeah, I said John. I read in our paper here that, um, bill Clinton, excuse me that Bob hole was in the peer, Wisconsin. Huh. It was in the it was in the Sun paper from Manila. . Yeah in the local people here. It would have an article on Dole. Cause they take stuff from U P associated Press and everything. Yeah, he was he was at the Apple Creek. That's, right. Yeah. And so I said I wonder if your dad was there. No, dad was with me at a meeting. Huh. And this was on a Saturday morning. He was here last Saturday morning. Yeah, and so right. So I saw it on the news on C N you know, cause we can't see any direct. I'll be darned. So I thought we couldn't watch that because I picture dad was there and I you know, because I thought Toby Ross right next door. Yeah. Okay. He might have been cause goals here. Saturday afternoon and I was yeah, and I yeah, and I was with dad Saturday morning at a meeting with this. Huh. Independent. We have this a twin professor. Uh, come and speak to all the all the managers in Indy peer. Huh. All the city city managers and an older man. And and uh, you know, members and stuff. All the elected. And appointed physicians and the guy was really a super speaker. I mean, just outstanding. And a. Huh. So I was with dad then, but then, yeah, dad might have went to that thing, but I I never heard if he did. Yeah, well that was kind of need. To do. Can you imagine sitting here and he said this is a peer, Wisconsin come on? Yeah, you guys are sitting there. In the Philippines huh. Yeah, it's. Not funny. And I said, oh. my goodness, I can't believe it and that's. What made me think Toby Ross because you know, there was and and he still looked fine? Yeah. I wonder if he said. I don't know. I don't know, that's interesting. Yeah, maybe is he just said he wanted to Quentin. No. More time. You know, the typical more time with the family deal. You know, but that's really all I said, but. Huh. So is Craig thinking about is Nancy thinking about trying again here. No, she said no, no, she said no, she she was yeah, she wasn't gonna run and there's a they already have about three or four people that are that are gonna run, but. Really. I wonder why she's not going to. Well, she she just got to be count executive and she criticized the last guy for be being elected and quitting, right away. So much. Yeah. A. You know, so it really looks kind of bad to her if all of a sudden she quit because an election is really expensive to. That's true that's true. To have so she's really be. And she seems to be doing a real good job. You know, with the executive position. Huh. So. Huh. So I don't I I think things are gonna be status cool there for a while, but. Yeah. Oh. well that's that's. Good you know, otherwise she's still young anyway. Yeah. So. Yeah, she's 50. Is she 50? Yeah, I think so I think like 4950 somewhere on there. Well, that's. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, that's young for her still the. Yeah, yeah, I think so. Cool. But uh, well, anyway, a couple weeks ago we all got to take. Bye. Grandma out a a to dinner at a deeper restaurant. Vicki and Bob joined us and we took our girls and a crane carrier. Were there and? I guess that was it. We we just let you know we invited everybody and said you know, it was us for the mama type deal and I think mom dad enjoyed it. Huh huh. Where'd. You go. We went to the mama Roses. I don't know if you remember that to us. Yeah, that's. Yeah, remember that. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I've heard of it. Yeah, we went there. Yeah, it's not an it's, not an Italian place anymore. They got a full menu now. So. Huh huh. And let me see I got all my notes here. Oh good for you. I gotta go through. I gotta go through my notes. Was Judy idea. That's. What John does when he? Yeah, John is done with basketball. He came home from his banquet and with four trophies. Oh. you're kidding. For trophies and a and a plaque. He made a heat. All Conference team. Did you really oh my goodness? Huh. Yeah, he did really good. Was the M B P or something? Uh, not of the Conference, but of the basically the team, he was, he was leading scorer leader fruit troll percentage leading a. Oh my is he gonna get a scholarship to call. Yeah, it doesn't. No, no there's. Nobody nobody breaking down the doors to to get them which just goes to show you how good kids really have to be to you know, get scholarships you know, the job. If he. Oh. you really. Yeah, because pretty good ball player and you know he really isn't getting. Well. He's. Only 11th grade isn't. No he's graduating. He he's 12 grade now. Yeah, yeah. Unless it was a smaller school. Well they they did bad. This year. You know, their team was. Oh. the oh. the team did poorly, but but he did file. Yeah, so they don't get any, yeah, he did. He did. Well, but the team did bad and really didn't get any recognition, you know which is I mean, it may have been. Huh. Probably not too many Scouts, huh huh. Right. Oh. and then yeah, one of his a Judy's mentioning in the background forgot to write that down there. One day. They were practicing in all of sudden one of the kids. He's he's a junior. Huh. A also one of the kids. Complained of real bad headache. And he and he had a quick practicing and went off to the side and all of a sudden you mentioned that he was real busy and all of sudden he passed out and he went to . Huh. He's in a coma for a couple of weeks. This poor kid and just, uh, it was just dramatic. I mean. Was it a blood clot? It was a scribble Camry. Oh my goodness, did he die? No, he didn't know he didn't died. He's in he's in rebuild rebuild station. Now. Huh. But he he's speaking. And he and he recognizes people you know, he responds, but he's, not a this is the last I heard this is a couple about a week ago. Huh. Oh. Huh, bye. Maybe that. He's not responding to the to the physical therapy. Huh. Oh. so he can't he can only speak a little bit. So if. I I guess so it's real we keep getting mixed messages on you know, what's going on. . Oh my goodness. But it was really it was really sad and then they had to. Uh, parents night. Yeah. And the cheerleaders something got together and made this gigantic life sized card and all the team team members signed. [laughter]. It and then his parents came over my God, the whole Jim was crying and everything and it's just. Well, I mean, I get I get broken up a little bit. Oh. Just talking about it, but and he was a good kid, you know, he wasn't a start or anything, but he was. Bye. He's not like. And they just, they don't. They have no indication of that before it just happened. No, they and they and they said it had nothing to do with basketball. It could happen any any time. Huh. It was just, uh, yeah. It just he was never hit or never fell over. No, no. Nothing at all. So. So he does he have a chance of recovery or. Well, I don't. I don't know. I haven't really heard you know, I haven't heard of you know what is his chances are I guess I guess he will recover to what extent I don't know, but you know, I I told me it will live. Huh. Bye. Yeah. You know. Huh. Oh. so that was pretty bad. Yeah. Um, let me see here. Bye. Oh. did did claren get their letters from John Jenna. Okay. No. No. Huh. Didn't, get them yet. No. Well we just got our Christmas packages. Last week. Oh. that's, right. Remember mama saying that. Yeah, we in fact, we got them like the day before they called and that was great. The kids are just having a blast with the stuff. . Did you get the one from June? No. Didn't. Get any of them yet. Well, they just, they just got their Christmas presents for mom and dad. . So I suppose they put all that stuff in the back wheel and. Yes. No that's. I mean, no, I just don't it's a lot of times things take a long time, especially at Christmas and so sometimes things don't take long at all, huh. Yeah. Well, this is these were sent after Christmas. I think. But they get stuck behind the Christmas thing you know, that's what always happens. Yeah. . So, I'm. Sure, we'll, get we have never. I don't think we lose very much in the mail. The only thing that we lose our like any kind of magazines that those always get taken. Huh. Yeah, the stuff that looks like junk mail or something. So. No, no, like nice magazines like we we had, I had a subscription to like a southern living, which is you know what that is it's like a home magazine and I had an it's an real it's real nice magazine and that that was every? Oh. 0. Yeah, okay, I know. Get about half of them. Half I got 1. Oh. Huh. That's too bad. And then we had a subscription to read this digest. We didn't get any of those and then John, John, just for Christmas a year ago almost or six months ago. Oh. He sent it in and I only got one copy of it and we asked him to put it in the envelope, but for somehow people knew what it was. Oh. no. How about the deeper doesn't dad? Give you the deeper journal. We did that, but not anymore, but we did the first year when we're in , 10, that was great. Oh. We just love that. Right, the read everything like [laughter]. Oh. we did. And the oh. it was wonderful. And you know what we did is people everybody red, the newspaper and we gave it to all the people and we shared everybody shared, but then after we got here and we can get a get a real newspaper. . And it took so long to get those what happened is they keep them. Yeah. So there was like 20 of them and then they send out. Oh. We never get them like one a week or anything. It never ever ended up to be like that. . It ended up to be like 2040 and we love it. That's funny. We have this file sitting by the bed. We just read those things you know. For a couple hours and [laughter]. I was even reading year. Abby and I never read those things. [laughter]. [laughter]. I never even read those. I had a letter in there. I was reading did you really [laughter]. [laughter]. No [laughter]. He didn't see it. They were all about me. But I never had one in there, huh. Oh. you are the 10, you're. The one the city employee. Now I know, huh. Yeah. . Oh man. Oh. I hope you get those from Julian. Oh. we will we will it's just you know, we in fact some people. Because. I feel guilty because I haven't sent anything, huh. Well, some people send stuff like I think October November and it just got here. Oh. boy. Well, that's fun. It's fun. I mean, it really it is because it because we when you get a package and it said Christmas present and it's it's just such a blessing to get it late you know, because other, sometimes when everything comes at once. Okay. Yeah. You know, like your mom sent us, candy and we got that like on Valentine's day, but it was from Christmas and it was all good. Oh. I all I did was put some other things in the open. Oh okay. You know, like the better. Brickell or whatever it was popcorn home popcorn caramel. Yeah. Corn. It was and it, I just put in the oven for a few minutes. It was just like knew it was great. Huh. Yeah, the kids we all have a good time with that. Hey, do you ? Yes, that's. Where your parents called? Oh yeah, they called the other. That's. Why they called and John has been trying to send a fax for three days to your dad's office? To. The city Hall. Yes, because they say they're, not. I wonder why they didn't get it. I mean, he has been spending hours doing this he's sent letters to Bonnie. Good you know, he wrote a letter to Vanna card or something. Yeah. And it says that the fax machine is not on. He keeps getting the messages. Oh it's it's. I know. It must be busy. Maybe. No, it says it says it's, not turned on, but anyway, so he keeps sending these things and trying and then he even called long distance global fax, which is the company that does our software? Huh. Cause we just found out. I don't know your dad told you, but we just found out that we can send we have a fax modem. We can't receive faxes. Yeah. So we can send. Right that's a lot of computers now. Right. Yeah. So we just realized this and we sent them to our office in in Chicago, but for some reason we can't seem to get it to your dad's. Oh. I'll be darned. Yeah, so I don't know, John keeps trying. I don't know. I wish he was here to explain to you. So maybe you could help him, but I don't know, he's he's. He thinks he's doing something wrong. He, but he sent them successfully before. So. Huh. I don't know. Well, let me see here. How's. Joe. It going. Jill. Jill is uh. She had she had she took up dance and she had her dance recycle and a. Huh. Uh, we went it was it was real cute. Huh. She she, she did pretty she did real good real good. And where's the lessons where her lessons. Uh, through the through the green base. Are green Bay Park depart. Oh huh. And so they're, right at her school that they have them and then she had a dancer title at green Bay West in the big auto Torrey. Oh that's nice. Huh. Um, which is really exciting. You know, it's under the lights and the whole thing. And that was real fun. Yeah, then it was. And she's taking swimming lessons and I don't know if they'll. Where at the wife, huh? At the Y yeah, that's. What she goes to after school? She goes to the Y. No she's in she's in second grade. She's in first she's in first Jenison. No first great first grade and Jan as in King, not she's in she's already started. J as in . . Yeah. Wait a minute. She's 5. Oh. I got oh. I. She was five in August. Yeah, Jill 7. Oh. Oh. I know it's just seven, but Janet, just seems like a baby to me, huh. I know it. No she's. Not anymore. She's, not anymore. She and she told me to tell you that she can read big bird what's. No [laughter]. The name of that book big Burton. Oh. I can't remember the whole name of it is. A bigger can't play or something like she should you should see a read. She can read two books. Wow. All by herself. Oh. that's. Great. Tiny tiny boy and the big big Cole, don't. If you ever heard that 1. Huh. I've heard of the that 1. Yeah, well, but she can she can she's really good breeder. Yeah. Oh that's. She loves to. Good. She we put her to bed at night and she speaks her light on and she's got the big pile of books next to her. Well. Oh is that nice that's. And yeah. Good that's like Lee. I can't keep her in books we've gone through every book. Every time I see gills swimming. I think Lee. Really. I really do. Yeah, I think is the best swimmer. Huh. And I and Jill look that's. She is I see. What bills gonna try to be two is she always mentioned she must have swim likely? So. Well, we're trying to get we are thinking getting the lessons, but they do it different here. Huh. It's, not like we don't know unless we can find an instructor that will just work with her. Well, I think for a couple years, Joe was taking these lessons through the WiFi and I just thought she wasn't learning anything. Huh. And now all of a sudden we got this different teacher now and it just seems like she's doing so much better. A. Oh. Right. You know, she's. It really depends on the teacher. I mean. Yeah, she jumped in and away. She goes, you know, she she's totally on her own now. Right because some somewhere just like hear what they'll do is they'll it's almost like a playtime. You know what I mean. Yeah, right. And the teachers there and they'll. Let them kind of play and do a little messing around, but don't really make him swim. Yeah, well, well, this one here. This one here. There's only there's only two kids you know, the pools. Chock full of kids, but there's only two kids that are there equal to the Jill. So it's you know, the the radio is is a lot better. Bye bye. You know, between the students. So. Yeah, that's. What you want someone? That'll challenge him and and just you know, want them to do better. Not just be there to watch him. Yeah. Oh. yeah, they're doing drawn today. That's, good. Huh. Right. Do better. So that's. Are we losing a connection here? What. No, I don't think. So I'm, not on my I'm, not on affordable. Hello. Oh. I can I can barely hear you know, I guess are half hour is up. Oh. Oh. really. Oh yeah, I only got a minute to go. Don't. They usually warn you. I don't know, that's. What they said? They're gonna do that's. What it says? Yeah, they usually come in and say you have one minute or something or. Oh. You didn't hear that though. Because I can barely, I mean, I I can hear you, but it's really gotta. The new him. Oh. really. I can hear you really good. Oh. I I couldn't tell a couple minutes ago. That's. Why maybe they're trying to tell us? Huh. [laughter]. It's kind of an indirect method. Yeah. The indirect method it. So we're gonna slowly cut you off. Click [laughter]. [laughter]. Click [laughter]. Okay. Oh. [laughter]. Well. So. I know now it is getting kind of foggy. Oh. yeah. Alright, now can you hear me better now. No, no. Oh. I I moved around a little bit, but I don't think, it's mattering on my telephone. No, I don't. I don't know, what's gonna help. Yeah. Well, I'm gonna get a letter together in one of these days. Get that out to you. Get one out to us. Well, a letter. Oh. don't worry about it. Bill. [laughter]. Don't worry about it. Well, maybe you shouldn't even tell John. I called so he doesn't get mad. He he'll feel bad. If he knows you called that you know, he doesn't get in touch, his brother's very often. Yeah. So. But I'll tell him that he has to get good to send us he's he's gotten better. Oh. Well, that's. He's gotten better bill. I yeah. 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Yes, we need to find. Because I I really would prefer to wait until after the 17th because I have so many exams is three days. Oh. well, we won't. We won't know until like the 21st 22nd. Then he said, yeah, yeah. We won't know till the 22nd. Yeah. That's. When we'll we'll find something out? We won't find anything out until then. . Huh. Okay. Oh gosh. Yeah, so. Oh. my gosh, yeah. That's about all you kids say right. Really really. I mean, you know, sometimes I you know, I think, oh. God, if not I've got 3000 things to do long distance, but you know, and I thought, well, I'm not even going to make a do list until I know that because it's just a it's a waste of energy. Right. Yeah, is that it's futile? Yeah, right it's futile working for bales abets. Yeah, yeah. You say. Yeah, yeah, oh. gosh. Yeah. Alright, I have A I have a question here from from alma. So. Yeah, oh huh. You know, for the utilities for younger house that house it says paid by bank draft. . Yeah. Okay,. That that means it comes directly out of their bank account. Yeah, that part I understand, but rich gave alma, a check to pay for part of that. Okay, um, he gives that to the, I think that should be sent to. Um, Margaret. Oh. Margaret Soma. Right. Yeah, I like he'll he'll pay something extra and I think for gas and then we just sent it on to Margie. Okay, so that goes up to St. Anne's. Yeah, mhm. Okay, alright because I. I that's what I that's. What I understood because I never took care of it? Okay. That's. What you've been doing that's? What you've been doing? Yeah. Okay. Alright, now, um, do you know about Paulo? That he's in the hospital with a serious. Okay. Heart attack. Um, right now, they're flying him to local to Jewish hospital. Oh my gosh. It's. Apparently very serious. Huh. So you need to send a lot of traders. Oh yeah, yeah, did his, I mean, the last, I heard it was his mom and and her dad that were terribly sick. Well, now this this is Paul himself. You know that was this summer. Yeah, well, he's. Not an old man either. He's only in his 40. Yeah, yeah. Huh. Is Kiki still down in school and. Um, they she just sent her back yesterday. Thinking he was stabilized last night. . Huh huh. Mhm. Okay, yeah, so you need to know that. Yeah. On a on a half year note [laughter]. . We have to find some happier notes benefits card be sure to tell benefit. Cause her cousin or somebody painted that car that need. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. Sure to tell her that. Oh wait. I I got to go to the art exhibit with her. Oh. yeah, really. Yeah, he must have an Arctic zip. It every, um, year. So I got to go with her. Huh. And oh. it was wonderful Alice. You would have loved it. Oh. it sounds like. You would have loved it. There. There was, um, water water covers a lot of oil. Huh. And then he started doing some sculpture stuff. You know with metals, but he only does this as a hobby and then he's, you know, there beautifully framed and then, um, he does a big sale every year. Okay. This is. So that he can pay for his materials because he's got his own studio, but that's is just on the side. Okay. Yes okay. Huh. Oh okay. But I mean, he he puts out a prodigious amount. Okay, that this is in addition to his regular stuff. Yeah, yeah, I mean like he had a let's say a oh. things because we had the price list there of course, the thing I would have bought you know, had I rules of money or something like, oh. I I guess the equivalent of between $30,500. Huh. Okay, right so he's he's. You know. Good he's. Good enough at to command that kind of a price. Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah. Well, known. So the market is there. [laughter]. Yeah, okay also on a happy. No, you want to pray for Marianne. A goalie because she's. She wants to move ahead as an associate she's kinda. Oh great, who is the who's who's going to the associate? Yeah. Percy Chrissy. Oh okay. She and her husband are going to our C I A. Oh great. Oh. you know, over with Bob. Huh huh. Yeah, so you know what that's very interesting too. Oh. Yeah, yeah and. She came once and as associates, we went over to you know that CC place in in London. That can okay, we went over to help them out and that was an idea of the associates to do some outage besides right up here on the Hill. Yeah, yeah huh. Oh that's, great. On the 8th we did that. Great. I don't know if anybody I don't know. Did you get line and I sent a letter closer to Christmas? I don't know if you got it or not. Yes, you and Lima and John, Catherine. Okay. Alright. Yes, it was inside the package. Oh. okay. Yeah, . I I I sent a Kim and Kim's a. Yes, I just got that today. Oh good. That that was the stuff that came within Krista. Somebody. Okay, alright. Yeah, yeah. Okay because I figured a when I saw the address, I thought, oh. you gotta have this some of the other stuff. Huh. Huh. It's, you know, a lot of nice stuff from mine. . Yeah, yeah, that can wait. Don't bother sending that. No, no. Okay, and also Frank , the deacons shipping. . He's, deciding to wait till the next turn because there's just entirely too many things going on. . I was gonna say it's very demanding between his practice and and all of that. Yeah. And there's been a number of things happening with that. So. Huh. Yeah, I know, Leanne said he was just he was just exhausted with you know, his work schedule. 6. Yeah, so there's just so much going on in. So many different ways. So. Huh. We know what that's like, right. Oh boy [laughter]. Yeah, I just went back to school today. You know, it's like, oh people are just trying to get into the swing of things. Okay, did you hear about latest on Mary mom? I don't know if Mary had much chance to say anything to. Um, she just said her mom was bad. Her heart's getting weaker and probably won't last much longer. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, her voice sounded really bad. You know, so I didn't Press too much. Yeah, yeah, because she's gone back up. This weekend again like it's hard to move it. And you just, I mean, I was gonna say you know, more and more of our hardest getting damaged with each heart attack. Yeah, and like she has sores on her he'll. So. So she can't really help you know. Oh. Um, and move her she's in pain. Yeah, it's. And stuff. Huh. Oh gosh. Yeah, so she's going back up on Friday. Oh. and, um, Margaret Regina died. Did she, I I I paid? Yeah. So much for her. Not last night. The night before about six something. Huh huh. Oh God be praised, huh. Just I when I when Susan called on Christmas morning. Yeah. I said Lima in her last letter said something about Margaret Regina is very sick and she said, well, she said you know, she's real week from the chemo, but she the doctor said she would have a good Christmas and then Margaret Regina asked about eastern the doctor wouldn't answer and and Susan said I really think that just took all the wind out of her sales. Huh. And but you know, but she said she she said in the P while Isabella decorated chapel and evidently you know, she's gone down very very quickly. It's been very it. Yeah after Christmas it's she's gone down very quickly. Huh. Well in one sense that that's almost a release because I think because she couldn't, she couldn't stand lingering. It is. Yeah, I mean, if you don't see here, the funeral is Friday at visitation is at three and the masses at for that's. Huh. Okay, well. What they've been doing lately? You know, a lot later today, kind of thing. Yeah, yeah. Huh. Yeah and she just has the one sister. Right. Oh. oh for March, but I'm sure, March March has seen her go down to. So that's. Yeah, now John, Catherine. Was set next to her for prayer over the whole family and and it was hard for her. . . I think John, Catherine held the book and stuff and so some people saw her during during Christmas break even. Oh yeah. . . Good. Oh. you know. . All these folks, we live with and. I know it. You see them pass on. Smith. Yeah, you you we tried to get you on Christmas day. . Oh. you did. We tried it was like 430 about 430. Our time. Okay, and that would be 1030. This time. I was not home, but the the thing is the other folks would be in their rooms and they they don't hear the phone. I mean, you know, they. Okay, because we left it ring a long time. Um, Mary, she let it ring. Yeah, yeah, no. I don't know how long. Huh. And we. No, they really don't. They they're like little hermits Alice. Oh. really. Yeah, really and truly. So. It's it's it's a whole nother experience, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I should. Yeah, it was Saturday Saturday evening. You talked about. Yeah. Um, we haven't been doing that as much this year either. So maybe next year we can get back into it. . Yeah, yeah, well, you know, you I mean, there's, some years when when the stress is so great and the demands are so great. . You almost can't be present. It's. Yeah, it's. You know, they've been a number of things going on. And whoever's held that week. . Chooses, not to. So. Yeah, what can you say, huh? What can you say? Yeah. Yeah, oh yeah, I I mean these girls know how to work with these retired girls. Huh. How to get about 67 weeks of vacation out of life? All right, so. Oh. really. Oh yeah, they take their two weeks at at all St. I'm. Sure, they'll. They the ones take a good week or more. We still hit the Cook. Is not back yet from Christmas vacation. So everyone who's who's extra busy of course, you know, who's doing the cooking like tonight was Benny and me. Huh. Oh wow. I mean, it's. All the people who are working. Huh. I mean, it's like the people who are working get more work and those who are retired. Sit in the room and read the newspaper. It blows my mind. As you said as you said it's quite a different experience. It really does it really does. And I mean. It's a different experience, you know, and I'll tell you what. We've got. I I I mean, I really appreciate our province are sisters the way we do things, etcetera. Huh. Okay, yeah, sometimes you have to move away to come back to appreciate that. Boys. Oh. . I mean, you know, it's, um, it's it's it's different that's. All you can say it's different then. Okay, that's, right that's, right. And there. And and this is experience is not the you know the same as if you would be on the little community. Oh that's true. How many are there? There's eight of us and then we have a a 9th 1. Who comes in three or four days a week? It's, this sister, Gabriel, Mary who's. The match sister who's going to the university. A. So. Okay, and. So, it's different and the superior is only here half time. What. Well, see, that's. What when Benny was here? She said that and I couldn't figure I just couldn't quite understand how that worked. Huh. It's it's, a different experience as I say it's. . [laughter]. Um, well, it's an experience where I think Francois did too much and so you have everybody not knowing really how to do. Oh cool. A. So it's it's, a growth experience, you know, if each people are called to do more they'll they'll. Yeah. Go into it. Huh. Gotcha. Okay, listen, something else. Interesting. Last night. What. Last night. Um, the woman from the paper here in town came reviewed us it's probably gonna be in the paper on the probably on the weekend or when they do the religious section. . Oh. , Sabrina Sabrina Hayes. No, this is a Britain. Her last name is Britton. Oh okay. . I don't know. I don't know her Sabrina the one who interviewed me. I I. Okay, she she was probably the education 1. This is the religion. Oh. okay. Um, and she had just done an article with ministers on the call. Huh. He referred to that. A little bit and that was in last Sunday. So this should it's gonna be quite interesting to see what she does with this. Oh okay. Oh great. We'll. Save. You a copy or send you a copy we'll probably send you a copy. [laughter]. Okay, okay, yeah, I'd be interested. So you can see if where you can see it where, famous or infamous, huh. Yeah. . Oh shoot oh shoot. Yeah. She was she, I she was interested in. Huh huh. She sat there. A long time with us and took a fix took several pictures. [laughter]. It'll be interesting to see if she doesn't select them. She said to see when they. Huh. Yeah, yeah. And and what happens with the article. Huh. . So so if it comes, if you get an article you'll know, what, um, she called a Mara. . She called Francis. . Margaret. Um, a while since Christmas wanted to come to do an interview with six of us and it said there were seven of us. Mhm. Huh. Huh. So of course there are a number of people who volunteered not to be part of it. I can imagine I can imagine. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. golly. F. And, um, how was your mom's birthday party. Okay, that worked out. It, uh, it worked out in the end. We had Gracie had called to make sure that we weren't had planning. . It the day that mom would be at dialysis. Huh. They said they were gonna change the schedule. So we chose Saturday and make sure that mom's brothers and sisters. Good huh. And everybody else can come. Huh. Well when when we were at home between Christmas and new year's. Gracie called just to double check and they had changed mom's schedule back to Saturday. . So she moved it worked. It out. So that mom would go at like at seven o'clock in the morning. Oh good huh. So that meant, she came right straight from dialysis. So she could be at home for that little open house. Uh huh. Oh . . They, um, you know. Yeah. The the people with the that have the band that was socially because since she didn't have to get out of her wheelchair at all it's. Just painful. Oh good. It's. Just too painful to get her in and out. Oh. I'm. Sure, I'm. Oh. and she's getting but the, but it was nice. Sure. . Her her brothers and sisters that were in the area where there and dad's. Huh. Well, does it's a sister in law who came came for it. . . Um, dad, brother couldn't come because his granddaughter is getting married that same day. But people that were there had a good time. Oh great. Yeah, and then us kids and grandkids. Oh. that's. Super. Some of the grandkids had to work. So, but I see what you can't it. [laughter]. Wasn't nice and Brenda, had some songs lined up. Huh. Pete was gonna sing, but then he could last minute. He couldn't come. Huh. Um, the memory book that. Gracie organized turned out really nice. Huh huh. It really turned out nicely. Huh. You know. Oh that's, great. Each 1. Did something a little different, which is fine. You know. Huh. Well, yeah, yeah, there was a variety and you know. Each eight, uh, people did you know people knew what. How much of the, how many pages they were responsible for? And then did what they wanted to do. [laughter]. And that's it's really a nice book. Oh good. Oh great. Like not a great big. One it's. Just a smaller 1. So it's easier for mom to handle and it, we did the the try to get 80 cards. Yeah, yeah, I wasn't. We ask people to send cards it. Yeah, yeah, I I remember you saying that I thought. Oh. if I had known beforehand and the strike business wasn't going then I could have done something. Well, yeah. It well. And and she has a Catherine at a basket. So they're. All in the basket over there and she reached them at a time and a lot of this. . Oh. super. Gracie had called out at St. Anne's a lot of the sisters sent some too and I got a hold of some people. Huh. So, so she she had more. Huh. Oh great. She exceeded that, which is good because that way she could she's feeling good. Huh. She can look at them. Huh. And. Oh yeah, yeah, it's. Like liner. I mean, you know, not not in the sense of health, but you know, line. I didn't want all this fuss, but you know, she enjoys looking at her book. Sure. Yeah, and she pulls it everyone's /. She talks about her books. I'm it's a good thing. Yeah. You organized at that time. [laughter]. Oh yeah, oh. gosh, I mean, she she's not going to that party [laughter]. I know I know. Oh my God bless the little old ladies. Yeah, so so really dead. Well, dad of course, was ready to play cards and everybody helped you know, I had to, they said, I need to organize it. Huh. Oh great. So I got the people different ones. Did some of the food. So it really wasn't anybody had to spend a whole lot of time doing it. [laughter]. Yeah huh. Oh that's, good that's. Good. And of course, they have ice and snow up there. It was all everything was white the whole time. I was up there. Huh. And remember that one year. We went to, um, Lexington past Lexington and do we go to northern Kentucky and all the trees were covered with ice son glimmering. Yes, yes, yes. Yes. And it was like blue and almost weird looking. Okay, well it wasn't quite that blue, but this the everything covered with the sharing and shining part B. Huh huh. That was that's the way it was. Huh huh. Now we had a nice storm. Um, on the 30th when we came back from Paris, the last hour we were traveling, which should have been one hour took something like two and a half hours to get from Lorraine into Strasbourg. Huh. Okay. It was with something else you know, the we were on the main highway and they were salting it which was good, but you know, it was raining and then as soon as it hit the windshield, it froze. Huh. Oh. Because like out outdoors was registering. Oh. let's say, minus six, which would be let's. Say 20 degrees. Okay, yes. You know, really the temperature here. Always hovers around freezing. You know, when people are saying how cold it is. Speaking. I thought God, they don't know what cold is [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, you know, Rosemary. And then can. Oh. . Well, it it's. No it's. The dampness it's. Yeah. The dampness from all the little Canales and all the little branches that that come off the the River he'll that's. Okay. All through the city. The damp is a cold kind of damn that really goes through you and then we've got marble everywhere, which means you know it just reverberates because see this building. Oh. Well, it was started the same year, St. Was it was bombed during the War and then raised. . Oh yeah. So this building is only from 1950. Okay. I mean, you know, we they automated the new building. Oh. So you got the the whole picture a history of it, but this whole neighborhood was bombed pretty badly. Okay. And in order to build the new building. They had to get the people from the state to come in first. Make sure there were no life bombs or grenades or any mine's. All right, yes, yes, yes, yes. And then secondly, they had to have a special company come in and dig because what they did is just raised the buildings and all that debris went down in the in the ground and they had to list all that concrete and stuff out. Oh. but it. Oh. So. And. You know, I would say you know, other than that the buildings in better shape they've got pipe problems, like somebody else, but I think their pipes are only half the age of someone else's pipe. I do yes. Yes, yes, and pray Saturday gonna have a meeting with the maintenance team. All the guys that are on the maintenance team to work on some of the project. . Oh good good. Yeah, I haven't done that sooner. Yeah. It's just like there. Wasn't any to get that. With December, you just can't you can't. You can hardly budge in December there's. I know. So much going on. In November it's just like just keeping the just keeping abreast with what needs to be done now. Huh. Exit lights where did you get the exit lights. Um, they're 15. I know you told. What their 15? What box you can get them either? I think at Walmart, they're more expensive than than all the other ones, but that's. Okay. That's, where you buy them. Those are the ones that lasts for 90 days. Yeah, yeah, a a oh. days. I think it is. The oh. days. Okay, 83 months, three months, exactly. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I was yeah, I guess yours has run out [laughter]. Yeah, right. They and I know you told me and I forgot I thought it's very dark very dark. Boy it's really dark up there without it. Isn't. It. Huh huh. Very quiet and very dark and that 3rd floor made I'll. Oh. Tell you. Oh. Yeah, worse and worse. [laughter]. I tell you. Yeah, I'm gonna have to look for one in France and send her back in June or July, huh. Okay, all right, there you go. See if I can find a good 1. Let's. See if that sounds like a good idea. Yeah, oh. I tell you my room. Okay, and. It looks better than it ever has in my whole life because when you don't know what else to do. I always run the desktop. So yeah. Oh. okay, well we don't have that problem here. Yeah, well, I mean, you know. No, no. No, you know what the the radiators to bleed the radiators, did you have a key for that or? [laughter]. Do you know where that is? And I think it's in the the money box. Oh okay. That might be in the metal cabinet. I I think Alice. The green, the soft. Um, would you do you have to bleed the radiator? Yeah upstairs on the top floor. Okay. I talked to Tom about it. Okay, and he said to believe him. Yeah. Okay, then, um, uh, it's. Like a like a scape key. It's a yes, right it's with kind of a butter butterfly thing on the end. Okay, I think. Okay. Yeah, I think it's in the,. In the box that has the money in it. Oh. I know who has the box. It's. Um, alma. Yeah, I'm a yeah. Okay, that's that green. I think it's in there and if it's not in their Alice it's on this in the same. . Shelf where all the money stuff is in the metal cabinet. Oh okay, okay. Alright. Because it was stuff that we brought up from downstairs. Okay, I think that's. I think that's, where it is. If my memory holds good. Okay, it's it's. Like you know where do you start looking. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And who has the time for that? You know. Yeah, yeah, it's easier. Just to spend $5 and call. Okay, now this is kind of a silly thing. You know that you know, my sweater that I've had for a few years and you said there was a high school girl that really liked it. Okay. Huh. I have an, I have a new one at this. . I might even offer it to her, but I can't remember who you said. Oh. you know, I can't remember either. Yeah, I just someone who really thought it looked need on you. Right. I have no idea Alice huh. And I just remember, I remember you saying it a couple times, but. If it can't. Huh huh. It's like, 0. Gali, you know, I it. Doesn't even ring a Bell, but if it comes to me sometime I'll write it down. Let's. See. Okay, [laughter]. Yeah, and well of course you know, this is time of the year for the end of the end of the order. Oh. yeah. All everybody's busy working on grade. Oh. I'm. Sure, I'm. Sure. And. And there's something. I was trying to ask, but it just kinda went out of my mind. That capital. . See I had some things written down. I probably covered them all like Christmas Christmas. Okay. We did mostly like other years. Huh huh. You know, everybody did something. Yeah. That's great. And you say. Yeah, we are it was completely different here in one sense. One sense completely different, which in one sense made it easier to get through. Uh, you're, right, right. If it were to, if it was too close then you know, home sickness really mounts. Huh. And I did get your free stay messages. Oh good good. Yes, and the picture of of all these. Oh. did you know the lady who mailed the stuff to Gracie, etcetera? Hey. And to you is a good friend of father Mike's. Would you believe this? Father mic. Who's further? Further father. Mike. Um, Gracie is friend up in Dolly aken. Oh. really 0. Is a good friend of father Mike's and Gracie has already been to her house for supper and when she went, she went through all of my mail putting it in the mail box and she saw first she saw the and then she saw two of them and one was Gracie. Okay. Oh. wow. Huh. She said I know this non, I know this none, I mean, I didn't see her, but she, she called her daughter over here in France to tell her that. Oh. that's that's neat C at Christmas time when Gracie was there. Right. We didn't even Harley time to talk about anything else with. Huh. Well, I'm not even sure that you know. Gracie knows it. Well, oh. no, no, because I just wrote it home to mom and sent it via someone else who was leaving on the 21st and I said call, Gracie. Oh. You know. Oh that's neat. Okay, Mike's. Anita guy you probably do. Oh yeah, yeah, I've met him a couple of times. Yeah, yeah, he's a. So. So I guess, it's, what the school the school day, right now for you. All. It is. And you know why I could see yesterday. I tried and I found out later. Leanne, was trying to talk to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, we N called a little bit before eight o'clock here. So between 730, I guess, around 730. So that's what 130. And I found out. Okay, and I found out that she was on the phone. That's. Why I couldn't get through and today when it was poly? Oh okay. I went down to poly's time with her kids. Huh. Okay, they were in the middle of doing something and she said they really didn't need me. . Mhm. She said I could stay or I could have a gift of time and I said, oh. well, I could use that. Huh. I thought because I you know, I had talked this in my box. Huh. My person box you know, that it used to tow things around. Huh. Oh yeah. Thinking I'll. Try the phone over here and so when she said that I thought. Huh. Okay, this is my perfect time to try to get that in. Huh. Doing. You know, there's something. I would love for somebody to find out and and that is what happened to N Kim second baby. What's that? I knew at graduation time. For. She was pregnant and and she makes no mention of all of a second child and. I didn't even know there was the second. Well, I guess maybe the baby would not yet be born, but she made no mention of this, but who would know would be Linda closer. Miss. Oh okay, yeah. Leslie mom and sometime you know, if you've got an extra minute would you call her and then the next time you right. And unless please. You can let me know. Okay. Yeah. What. You know what what the deal is. What's that? Yeah to just tell her. I asked you to. Okay to check that out. Because I'm not sure whether she had an abortion or it's, but may she wouldn't have the baby yet? Oh. By the time you count may through now. June 12. And she makes no mention at all about. For December that's, right. Expecting or anything. Huh. So. Anyway. Huh. Anyway, I hope she's getting herself situated. Yeah. And settled and whatever. Who knows who know, she's going to school caring for the baby living with the guy and her little baby? Is 13 months old. Well, that was the beginning of December. Oh. I don't know you know what can you say you just hope. What can you say? You're, right. You can just keep praying for the all these little people and big people. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just have to keep praying for him. Yeah. Yeah. So well if you see Sharon , tell her, I settle though and I'm doing pretty good. Okay. Alright now it did. And. . . Okay, the one you went to the house to last year after the French things. Oh. Marshall Smith. Marcia Smith. She got your number earlier earlier on somebody else got your number. But she, yes, but she know never did call. And wanted to call. . And address. And number both. Huh. They are they're using the access. Oh. 1133. I just wrote down exactly what was on that paper. You have upstairs and it's on there. Huh huh. So I don't know maybe they somebody else asked for your they've been they've been a number of people that have asked for information. Yeah. Huh, actually the best time to call would be after two O clock. So. Bye. Our time. Till I'm. Usually up to like 1030, which would be 430. Your time. Before 430. . And two o'clock. Your time would be 10 o'clock here. No, no, no, no, no you're two o'clock to. Oh. are two in between our 2430. Because. Because I sometimes have class until 6. And then it takes me a a good till 63635. And I usually go straight to mass and I'm not back from mess until seven which is two o'clock. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. What kind of public distribution? I don't know, they're doing some sort of linguistics study. Yeah, who do you hear about it from? Um, my my sister was from it's from Philadelphia. Alright, so my my sales mine, my brother in law's. Right I've been trying to get hold of you for the past month. My. Really. Like when do you work like I just can't. Till three I'm home at 3. See I try usually and I tried a few times in the morning, like seven what. My morning, my morning. No got where at 730. I thought maybe you'd be over you won't hold 730 is just 230. So you weren't home yet. Right. And later than that. It just gets too hectic. I have to get the kids to school and I have to get to work by time. Right, right. I come home it's. Usually too late to call you. So it's fixed. Oh. 730. Now. Right. So then I tried Sundays then I try Sundays and like the first, what. Okay, which which this class. Hi, work. I work Sunday. No by Sundays I try later. I try like at night, Sunday night, the first Sunday after Tish above. I A. I don't know maybe you went away was being mhm. I don't know, there's. No answer. Could be oh yeah, we weren't home. Huh. So. I have your letter sitting in my pocketbook. And then I went, I said, great I'm going to the I'm going on vacation I'm going to the castles for a week. I'll. Have a whole week. A whole day. I could call you anytime. Right. You were your parents. Bungalow. Right. So, um, the only thing is that they have a a rotary dial phone. Huh. It doesn't work after the touch them. All right, [laughter]. So that was the end of that then I came back and the next Sunday, the every time I called the number. The number said at the end that they can't put the call through and then I waited till the next Sunday and the next Sunday, the whole thing, the 800 number. Oh goodness. Didn't work and then Monday was labor day. So I had off because my daughter, my bothers daughter's getting married and and but the phone number, the 800 didn't work again. Oh boy. So. You try again. Now or. Yes, that's. It I figured I'm running out of time to get up and. Wow. Why. So, so when so when does this or. It's 40 days. I think. And I did it August 3rd. Cause I I told my parents do it. My father will fax it's too much of a half ago. No, I told my mother to do it also, but she didn't get around to doing and it was too late. So I wrote back that it's really not a hassle. And I'm in because they don't wanna talk to me. Don't. Let them pay for it. That's. All. But they don't. Oh huh huh. I have email. I have email at work. So you know, so what you know what I mean why they need to talk to me. I need to hear from me every day. Huh. Huh. You know what it's different talking. How are you? , how are you. So exciting. You called, huh. What what are you doing sleeping in the middle of the day? I am so tired. Yes. Um, they went to sleep very late. Cause they finish booking. Huh. [laughter]. And the kids were off. So like kids keep breaking up. They were up to like love it. Oh my. And no I'm, not pregnant, huh. Huh, how's, everything. Parker. Sean. You managing. No [laughter]. No [laughter]. Some days. Yes. And some days. No. Huh. You take one day at a time right. One day at a time. That's. So I already started cooking for like two weeks ago. The only way. You Kitty. Well, I'm not home enough. Nope. So huh. Oh. you go to long Island or something, right. I got my number right. You still go with three kids. Yep, this year. Her daughters are in seminary there. Her twins. We're here. Yeah, there's. Just real. So she met my mother's house and she told my mother usually she's free. This year. I need her help. Like a daughter says, yeah, her daughter set the table and they make all the sales and they cleared the table afterwards. Who's helping your help? Really. You know what I mean. Wow. That's. Okay, I don't have a baby. So I you know of all years. Well, how the youngest. He's a year. And a half. I'm still baby. I know, but it's, not the same. Well. Right, but you feel like a different person. You know what I mean. Do I feel like a different person? Yeah. Sometimes it's hard. But like a baby know, it's hard. Well, it's still hard. I still have three years. My husband, I was waiting for the day to sleep through the night right finally like like, oh. well, he was 16 months like two months ago. He finally start sleeping through the night. Ray. Higher right. It sounds so simple kind of money still gets up at night things still come up at night now. Bye. Really my kids. My allergies are so terrible. My kids. I can't sleep at night. I I know I started. Here someone saying that like like. It's up. You know what I did myself the other day. I my sinuses are so bad. What. I was at work, but I have medicine in my drawer there. Right. It's old medicine, but I figured it's still good anyway, without thinking, how many times would you take? When you take a headache? So. To write I'm always popping too, right. Yes, see blue. Because I think I just took two don't. Oh. we got. Ask don't ask besides for being tired. Whatever. I mean, that is normal, right. I was so busy, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. It was like I I I I thought maybe, well, no, it was at work. 50. So you were you able to drive home. Well, my husband picked me up because we were going straight to the dentist that day by time. A. I got to dentist was already wearing off. I took it at 11 o'clock. Oh. my goodness [laughter]. Oh my goodness, what a day. And then just that day everyone. We had this whole thing at work. My sister used to stay late every day and she decides what she used to work till like 5530. He worked by you. She workplace. But where you were. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, finally she wanted to stop there's five of us. Really. [laughter], huh. Right, but I think your system will work there. Yes, not not my brother's wife. My brother in law. You're from Philadelphia. Right. Oh. you know, I just met someone. Else's young. He what's the name. You said. Whiskey. Well, your sister love maiden maiden name is La oh. you've been right. Ruben. No, I don't know why I got confused for a minute. So. She had a baby right. Who. Huh, right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So,. No, no, she doesn't wanna work late anywhere. They tell me about your face. So I wanted that we'll. Have to rotate. He don't wanna put the responsibility in anyone else. We'll, have to rotate and we're. All angry. There's. No reason why the ones have been working right. You. Well, I have to start working late there was someone who came in later than my sister in law should've been her responsibility, but the only thing is if she had been fired and retired. Right. Cause he didn't have the money. So he had to lay her off in the middle. So he felt too bad doing that to her. Huh. So she came back. He told her she could work only till 330. Huh. So he felt that. So he said we all have to rotate it over the one who is not gonna lose the job. What. Anyways. I wanted to do Mondays. I figured I'd get it out the way. Usually have my Monday night, supper booked already from service because I took extra checking. Right, right. I wanted to do Mondays anyway. . I don't want to do a girl. Cause like I couldn't decide which days to do we did a girl and I got Monday. Really. Anyway, the girl was Thursday. I really felt bad for her because she also said three kits, it's very very hard for her. God. So she doesn't want. So they decided that, um, they'll. . We do it. So we do that they'll shift around every once in awhile to make it fair. Huh. I don't wanna give up my Monday. Right. Anyways, finally someone decides she'll take Thursday it's probably better for anyways. . And her day. And I don't think. Great. And the next thing I know they did they decide they're redoing the girl. I said, excuse me, I'm, not really doing any oil here. . Right. So they should have done all the other days over. Well, they had worked something out. I don't know why they wanted to redo the girl. All the sudden and, um, besides I never agreed to the my husband said you don't. Right. Have to do another girl. They didn't say by the first girl that they're redoing it all they said by the first time was that if it's too hard we'll. Right. . Try to help each other and work. It out. Right, right. Well, that wasn't obligating me to give up my Monday. Right. I don't ask I I was so upset. I was so busy I'm blue often [laughter]. [laughter]. I said it's, not my responsibility altogether. I'm doing these two girls a favor. You there the longest right. Support. What. There. The long. Kind of notices there longer than me, but she comes in Friday afternoon. So, um, well, no one else want to come in Friday afternoon. Huh. Right. I don't. I I three of us. Don't even come in Fridays. All together like we don't have to, I can go in only if I want to. Right. So. I could visit and she had four kids. So I can Miss anybody to leave her out of it. Right [laughter], right it's true huh. I feel bad for her. She also is the only one in. Hello, she's. Yeah. Also the only one I don't live in apartment. She already had moved to house. So it would take all four kids to. Like to shop them out of the house and take them who knows where for an hour it's just like was more of a hassle. Oh goodness. Right, right, you really apologies. I just [laughter]. I know I also just woke up you know, it's always worse than morning. Oh. Like my whole night, stuffing is coming up. Oh goodness. [laughter]. So this is my worst, Caesar. I know I used to be, I used to be miserable miserable miserable. Huh. Oh. I'll. Take I'll. Take medicine. If I have to know the funny thing is that when I'm pregnant. Right. My allergies are so bad. I'm always notice what am I going to what am I gonna do. Mine. Mine either mine either. I can't even when I'm using what am I gonna do. . I can't take medicine and they're, never. So bad. When you stop ? I still put him to sleep nursing him. Just once at night when I don't know what he thought I used to nurse him twice once the middle the night and want to put him to sleep and sometimes in the morning. The 6th. Right. My daughter's like facing out. She's phasing out what is the eight months. Huh. Well. I show four times a day. Does she she take a bottle? Yeah, sure. Do my baby stop taking a bottle of 67 months. Oh. oh. my gosh, now, I'm getting her foot already. . So that's what I did. I when he stopped taking about. I gave him food instead, but he wouldn't take the bottle. I didn't push it anymore. Surely. He would need regular lunch when I was away. Well, she Ona she's got a flat. . Sometimes like if I can't figure out something for her to eat. I give her a bottle instead of like giving her food. Right. But he starts on me. He starts to dial on me. Wow. Yeah, so that was, yeah, it a little bit harder because he's still so dependent on it. That's high. But I can't believe that when I was when I was just saying I was present with, huh. Really. Yep. Oh. I thought there half apart. Huh, seven almost 17 month. No. Huh. Okay, so you're you're almost pregnant. 16.5 month. I wasn't ready for it, man. Yeah. When he was seven, um, when he was seven and a half months old? I was pretty. Right what's. . I was pregnant. Sean was six months old. Huh. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. It was it was very hard. I was very I was like not very please. Let me tell you. Oh my God, I was hysterical when I found that I was present. I was really not please. I was like and you're sticking to R R. So when you came no, that doesn't make sense when you came that pace off. Which case though the first month. When you visited me, you were pregnant yet? I got primal after or something, huh. Right, right afterwards, right afterwards. Like mom is right after based off. All right, I didn't. I couldn't. I didn't even stop nursing Sean. I didn't really wanna believe it. I was I was I was so devastated. I devastated. I didn't stop. My pediatrician told me I don't have to. Really. He told me. And you were white, you weren't like I I felt so dread. I couldn't move. Oh. you know what happened. I missed him and I ate from morning till night. Hi. I 888 from morning. Really. I am all. Literally from what I was. My bills disappeared. I was always hungry when I was when I was nursing, but I'm telling you that I was starving. Huh. My you either time when you're. I ate from morning, but you wanna know something I lost late. . I was losing weight. Of course. So no one was pregnant yet. But when I went to, um, when I was in the company or something. . I don't know, was telling my mother that I looked sick. I looks like it looks like I was sick and I was feeling fine. Really. I just was eating and eating and heating and eating non stuff. . Really. Anyways, my mother, my mother keeps saying are you sure. You're getting enough. I sure enough I keep saying. I'm meeting nonstop. I can't help with it. You're, right. . Maybe I did lose weight, but I'm meeting nonstop it's, you know, I pretended nursing. Does your mother know your apartments, huh. No, I pretend is just from nursing. Anyways. I was going for to Cleveland and my mother made an appointment to see it after she thought maybe I had a disease. . Really. So she didn't tell me. She just made the appointment. Bye [laughter]. She's gonna make me go. She thought I just wasn't taken care of myself. So as soon as I told her I was pregnant, she, um, maybe she told me they stopped nursing it's dangerous said that it's not dangerous it's dangerous you're, losing weight. It's, not the address, but if you don't, if you don't. Right also my disappeared. My whole. Huh. So then I slowly fade out, but it still took good two months. So I faced faced out completely. Really 00, my goodness. I couldn't. Do it. I didn't have the heart to do it then you know how bad it was after. Well. I do think I was. I put him on the bottle. He started getting infections nonstop who is my only kid. . Thanks. He got infections. Right. The major stopped on his own because, um, they look like turned to water. Right. It turned to water. Shawna Hardy eight altogether. He's such a small eater. Bye. Right. I said how much would it affect me nursing for three minutes every 333? And a half hours. What could three minutes due to you, but you wanna know something in three minutes? Huh. They most. Yeah, but in three minutes. I was able to pop out in three minutes. Of yeah. I was able to pump for four houses. So. Alright, sure, sure, they're getting oh hi, my name is so cute. But even a battle. You have to see them. Who. I have to send you a picture. I just got a little picture of book. Right. Did you get my letter? I sent you. I told you I have your letter sitting in my purse. Oh. you do have it. Okay. And I'm waiting to write back. Oh. okay, what. But you know, by. There's. You know, you know, huh. No time there's. No time. I have the same thing is the only one on board at work that I could figure to find out the right side of. Right exactly like we have to, I mean, there I said, just keep it in there. I lost right back. [laughter]. Yeah, my wife's daughter just got married. She got married to a boy from Montreal. I don't know if she'd know them because they're like more of a Colby. Cool. No. So let's, try to me. Problem, never got married. I can't figure out why. Is she the oldest he's the second? No, no. . You know the boy is gonna be 25. Now. Really you know, also never got married Mandel, never got married Kitty Mandel. Huh. Hold. What. Do you know ? . How do you know her? From campus years ago. Right there's a whole bunch of girls there's a whole club in Montreal. Really. S E S T A bronze Burger. Yes. Do you know that those two? I know I know I, but their names keep coming up. That's funny. I don't know. At least grow in and and, um, and. Hi, room was an interesting person. Alright an S E climb and. She wasn't your typical. All these off. Yeah, it's declined. They keep coming up. I don't know, what's with that. I don't know. I I never met that like. Alright, you know, all these bills from Kapinos. I know these girls and I my husband has a friend Chevy . Who we keep who I think he must have found out with all of them? He's . Nope, he's gonna gauge either he's such a good Boyle. Huh. Is other engage. The only child's look. Nope. See. . Si, no, but he's very short and he's working. Also not. So, he's a different story altogether. Well, you know, you're not all for asking. Who. Raskin, North skin. No. Like 28. I tried whether your sister should have. D A N. I I asked. I I was writing a letter. So I thought of your sister and I asked my system, a said by the way would you know of anyone for Ricky Freeman sister. West. Great. So, um, she's thinking things shouldn't really know, her sister. I told her a bit. I didn't even know too much myself. Right huh, right, right. You know, and she gave me a name that she thought would be perfect as long as your parent wouldn't be too much about the family. What's. Just I don't know if the boy, the boy was a real good like boy, right. The. So anyway. I know who it is. Right. So I called you my boy from Philadelphia. I called your mother and your mother said laughing. Philadelphia watches it. Yeah, she knew the name already. I don't remember. Huh. She had the name. I think she went out with him once they're. Oh. I know what is a yeah, she went out with him. He family not. Huh. So you . Right. Wasn't for her. But I know, but it's. So it was unbelievable just like that. [laughter]. My sister had no idea who I who I was. She never met you your family. Right. She mentioned the name and your sister had gone out with her that's funny. But it's. By a she was just there for five and half weeks. Where that's Shaw? Yeah, she gave us three weeks and she extended her ticket twice. Oh wow. Wow. She had, we had was so nice. Yeah, it sure is a big help. She. Is she's. I'm telling you you don't know. What's. He doing me, sir. Um, she's in Sutter she's finishing now. Huh huh. And she specialized teacher in the morning. Huh. So now, she's in a this year she has her own class. Huh. And, um, she's working in office. She's very busy she's tutoring and she every night is another huh. Huh. Right. I mean, you don't you don't know what she does. I haven't even seen her. What she looks like? What she looks she looks very good? Yeah. She looks good. To. She not any like me. Right. But she you know, she maybe inside a 10, but not the not having she's she's much bigger than I am. Huh, right, wait she's billed there. She's she's, not flat at all she's. Huh. She looks like she's pretty girl. Leslie. Yeah, I know, she's pretty I always said she was pretty I always thought she was pretty. Yeah, oh. yeah, she's ready. So that's what he. So I mean, nothing against you, but I always thought she was the prettiest of all even though she was a little bit heavy. Says. But [laughter]. You know, I mean, I still thought she was it. By my husband. She looks amazing. Yeah. Amazing she's a little heavier. Now that she wasn't like five pounds. Huh. She looks good here. So she looks good. No, she looks very good. Yes, sir. She went out her , but it wasn't. Yeah, nothing to it. It. Wasn't. So high. How do you manage this week is like it's? That's hard it's hard. Believe me when I became present with my seconds. I also panic I just said with my 3rd. And your 3rd. I panicked. I I didn't even tell my husband. I called someone just someone who I knew was also expecting a 3rd who I knew would would be able to help me. . Bye. I just couldn't call and and I and I even knew that he by the time. Bye. I'm. So glad I'm normal. Yeah, [laughter]. By the time he be born. My daughter would be ready to years old. I was still panicky. I couldn't. I couldn't accept it. I don't know why. N. Nothing she to calm down. You know, realize now. You're. So exhausted and now, you're still notice. So like the whole thing. 6. So she said don't worry, I'm, seeing a few months. You'll, feel a little bit better and it won't be. So bad. And by the time, the baby's born. She'll be two years old it's, not. So bad. You know, it's much better. Very little is two years old. Now. I know, but so what it's still she still works on calling me down. God. . My other two or 15 months apart in order to be two years apart. Right. I just start being pregnant again more than I. What. Address being pregnant again. Oh. I'm, not good when I'm pregnant. Pregnant, right. I notice I'm short tempered I'm I'm. Right. When I'm pregnant, I'm? If. You had to deal with. I'm just. Yep. The whole month. That's like my husband was on the, I talk to you. [laughter]. I know, I'm counting down there every month. My husband's family with. I'm like, oh boy, another month for me. It's like my husband. Like you know, when you first get married, you all anxious and afterwards you like another month for me. [laughter]. I'm telling you [laughter], but um, I was gonna say, oh. go ahead from hospital. So we went to the same, Florida. Maternity board like I saw the woman working when I was like, oh my gosh, like I was hysterical hysterical. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, do this after that? Huh. It was applied to become pregnant right away. Right. [laughter]. Because you're sick because you're sick. So what, yeah, you have to wait till you liver gets back to normal. Huh. Otherwise I don't know general live or whatever. Yeah. So, that's when I. Was looking at my. Like I couldn't. I was so happy [laughter]. Yeah, but how long do they how long does it take. Till you're booked. Faxing all [laughter]. Which is where. Why you have to go flat? How long does it usually? How long does such a thing? Take though. A mistake or what. A few months, a few years, a few months or a few years. You're talking about. No, not a few years. So it could take up to year. Huh huh huh huh huh. Okay, yeah, it could take. Um, no, but I might have an aunt who kept becoming pregnant in between. And it took nine years for her blood to get back to normal. You know that this woman is such a shadow. But her kids are all. Okay. She has seven kids. Yeah, she is she's. Huh. Just Martha. 1. Martha. She can't coal she's. What. Just wipe she's. Just she's seven kids. Oh. this is 12 she's. Right. My my went to school. He went to . Who. . He's in God. He went to crater he's sitting on the desk with the web. Oh my gosh. It's, not unbelievable. Oh my gosh. He's in like what they call pre Warner. Primary. Right. How old is the 4th? He's, four and a half, but he's, January 6th, I pushed him ahead. Huh. I mean, he's like the youngest in the class. Okay, hi, do you know what it means that? Next site by shaft. I have to decide which later. I'm sending . Have to Register him. Of course. Of course, it's. No joke. Years. She's, two years old. So this is fast. This year. For the next four ones for when he's. They start here with three years old. Right, right, right so here they don't hear they start, they don't here. I can't deal with that. I can't deal with it. They start at five because still five you're in the houses. The school can't handle that many that much they let the people doing the houses. They figure it's better that way. Huh. My mother in law. Does that she has a spot for three year old? Yeah. Yeah, we my sister in law spoke to your mother in law for a long time trying to. . Um, get a show for my sister in law for my husband sister. She's an interesting case. Who spoke? My sister, Rubin. So they're from Chicago. Her family spoke to your mother in law. Spoke to who. Very. I know, it's my system was very very hard it's very hard case. Well. My sister was my husband's sister. What's. This trouble. Huh. Well, my mother, who's rooms that friend. Right, right. I know I know. Great. Well, then what's the what's, the hard. She went to what's called the nurses roll. . Maybe we have avoided aris offer. I don't know. I don't know if she wants to go to just run. Huh. To live still. You whatsoever. She went to . She can't actually going to university at the same time. She's very firm. She ranges Sheeran glory. She die and she's. So into everything she's like mom is on top of this room. She's in charge. Right now. She does just the kilo programs. Can avoid this book. It's in the community. She doesn't know what she wants is a big problem besides she wants someone who's learning. But it doesn't have to really be in Cairo as long as he learned in the serious about his learning, but he, but he has to be very intelligent. Right. My system is such an intellectual. . I can't tell you like she thinks I don't know what she thinks of me because I don't sit and have intellectual discussions with her, but I see that she hasn't with everybody else. How old is she? I hear when she comes back from date. Right. What they say set and discuss these all these little classical things like all the time? K. That's. What she likes to talk about? It's. All actually it's like A Y you boy. I know, but she's, very from and also my brother in law's. Are very picky. They don't want her going out with steroid boy. Huh. Last time of why you boys you know. I know we still, we haven't been able to find. Haven't been able to find. My brother might know someone. My birth went to Sherry tower. Huh. So, there's some very good boys. There. Where is that in Chicago? No, Y . Oh huh. Take that. Where is your brother owner? Now they with Lori if she's not worry, he's working. Huh. But he has, he has a. You mean by. He might know someone I'll ask him an email. Okay. I love email it's. Great sure, your office, doesn't have. Yeah. No, we don't have it. She's she's. You say good. Not she's, not she's, not short. My sister. I don't know, she's tall. But she's like 5455 she's, not as skinny as can be because she's broad shouldered also. Huh. Right. I'll. Ask to see if he knows anyone how's your house. Brock. Sean fine. Yeah, it's like a real house is it great. Yeah, yes, much better [laughter]. You know, I speak about when I read it. My tears moved to Muncie move from like a three room apartment into our house. Yes, oh my. I'm, not not Valencia. And Ralph. Huh. So it was still had still how's it still had an upstairs and downstairs and three bedrooms and you know, downstairs, my mother said she spent the first couple months just look for me. 583. My husband's gonna kill me because the kids are screaming away. [laughter]. He usually gets up later. With husband. My husband usually does my husband doesn't get up now till eight o'clock. What. He stays up late at night. Really he still speaker. But my, I what now he finished he's finished. He still, he finished. He finished last year. Really my husband's going it though. Oh yeah, my husband's a Rabbi, huh. Yeah. Really. Yeah. Who gives the uh? Oh. What by by? Huh. Huh. He did just just give it time also. No, he just enjoyed there. . He just enjoyed there. He thinks he should our him. You know, he didn't know from he you know, one is more practical. . You know, it's, right. Oh. hi, Ms more practical. For family life to it's, not just to be a Rabbi. You know what I mean. Right, right huh huh. So. That's a you had for my brother it'll. I met him in the Airport. Right, right [laughter]. I told you that time and my husband has a cost. Yeah. So we whatever we we invited him where he invited him. So, it's very hard to get through the boys. Right right. So one time and we we keep giving this. Okay. He he was away now the customer. Well, giving messages tell him to call he want to come home to call. Bye. We invited him once and that week, wasn't. Good for him, but he never called. Huh. He really really has who to eat with lately because my my my mother's, uncle Warren Brown. I don't know if you know who he is, but he was there for like a month or two and then, um, his wife is buried. So. I have. There. He goes every year like in the summer and then afterwards his daughter is married to, um, I think a Belger bills. Huh. The one that has a big thing over there and so they have an apartment over there and they go every year for like A L O display. Right. Yeah. Yep. Huh, right. So he's fine. Now for Ellen really. But still. I gave him your phone number. I wrote him gave him something. So I don't know why he's not calling. Okay, don't worry about it. I told him to call and I. If not, it must be fine. If not. Well. It's probably fine. If not. You know what, oh. I know what happened. The beginning. In the beginning. My husband's giving messages to . To the wrong person. No, he says guide Brown. Right. Oh. Bram. Yeah, [laughter], right, right. Alright, right instead of capitalist. So I said, no it's like how you know. Huh huh. So that. But,. We we still have not heard her. Anyways, I called gonna add about 34 minutes. Does she like it? What. Really oh that's. Yeah. So sad. I know the Street. This is so good. That you called. I was thinking I really could call my brother, but I can't talk to him for a half hour. That's for sure. [laughter]. And I said, and besides what away it's like if I want to call him. I could call him anyways, but you I never called you know, this the first time I called you. Life. I think I tried calling you once they ask you a baby. Thought. I still had a baby. What. Sean's told you know she had a baby yet. I have no idea. She was, I think her and you both part. I don't know if I it or not. I have no idea membership. Um, versus I'll really try to write back like one day. Yeah. One of these days. One day. I can tell me your letter is in my part. I take it to work every single day. [laughter]. Every day. One of these days. Now you could wait a while now you could wait, huh. Now I can wait. I just spoke to you, huh. Huh, right after I wrote you the letter. This thing came up and it's like, oh my because this is already five weeks ago there then I got this thing. Right, right. I should call her right after I wrote a letter and pump it never worked out. So. Well, no, I really wanna tell my parents. Do it's. So nice. Yeah, it's too late it's too late it's only the first 200 people who called it's closed. It's closed already. It's finished it's finished. Oh. It was closed within like two weeks. They were they had 200 people that was. I used there is. Yep. Yeah. 00, well, I wonder like I might be listening to radio when they did here. This conversation. No, I don't think. So what they're doing is they're gonna take 10 minutes of it. Right. And they're going without a name. Just with an age you just they want to know your age and they're gonna just do. Right. Um, a thing with your age and 10 minutes of the conversation. . That's, not the first few minutes either just gonna put 10 minutes on the computer screen. They're gonna be doing. I hope they don't take. What. Oh. bye. And what are we talking about already? [laughter]. Becoming pregnant. Now I know. Huh. How you know what the framing, huh? That's. Okay, no, no, no, they won't know our name in any case. Okay, good you know, you have to give your name. Well, listen. I gave my name, but they said that people doing the actual study. Don't. Won't though. Have names, they'll only have an age. No, no, my name in any case. Right that's for sure. Well, they could always check. Whose phone number. It was if they really wanted. Then a list. So what's, the difference. It's, not listed under my name right it's, not listed under my name anyways. I mean, they're in a different world than us. They wouldn't. They wouldn't have. I bet you I bet you that 80% of the 200 were from. I'm. Sure, it was because because one of the mountain bombs was was, um, one of the the maximum grandfather someone Howard cone. Thank you at least. He something there. So, he's, the one who spread the word or something. I don't know. Right. So many of them. That's, how I hold my mother. You know, my mother with my father. Right. Did it and all the kids? Did it like I said? Wow, I need to get paid for it to. If you get paid. I'm getting pay $10 also for this phone call. Not only is it for you getting paid. Yes, is that nice? Wow. So who's your husband call. My husband didn't. Do it he's a Canadian? So he was only allowed to do one of the calls. Huh. He don't wanna do it. You don't wanna be taped didn't. Wanna be recorded. A. He don't wanna have a headache on his head and I. Okay. I was upset because. You staying in Lakewood. I have no idea. You don't know, anytime you're still making any. My husband's to live here. Give us a little . Right. So in the meantime, you just tutoring bits and pieces to help me help us. Huh. To help you. Huh. Oh. To help us. I'm long term plans. You haven't. I don't know, he's thinking of substituting bits. This year to see what it's like teaching. I don't know. Huh. I don't know. Well, and he'll be able to stop to even though. Question. There's like everyone else also want to. Yeah, he has an Internet school that's, not a problem. Huh. Okay, so that's, good. Yeah, he has his problems that I also want an older grade and that's harder to get. Right, right for sure, it's very hard to get. So like even the school has in there just starting to have two classes. Peril classes. So they only have up to second grade. Carol classes. Right. So even if you want to wait it would take for years. So they got a 6th grade, you know what I mean. Right, right. My husband also. So I said fine, but still you can get a few years experience in a different rate. So, it's not worth all the preparation and switching. Bye bye. I said what do you mean, but you need the experience if you wanna get older grade. So. Well, , sorry was older. I don't know. Great. He'll, wait and see. I know, but I'm, not sitting here waiting for more years. So. Right [laughter]. [laughter]. Hey, you know how much I make you know how much I make in a month and I have a great job? How much you mean? I have a great job. How are you living? [laughter]. I don't know. You don't. I honestly don't know, you know what, because you don't pay insurance. Right. It's like $10 a month now. And tuition you pay babies today. I pay 200 hours a month. Babysitting. Right. Or baby. Sitting down or whatever. So I paid this year. I'm paying like for 50 for my three kids. Okay, that's more than half of what I make. That's. What I'm paying, but I but on the books I'm only earning eight? I just got off the books. I get insurance and I get my medical bills paid and I get you know. Okay, so that's. Right. Well, this it's much cheaper to live here. Yeah, I guess so except that I. Much.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Well I have two children. How about you? Uh we have fixed. Oh. you've got a good household then. Yes, we do. And it's a it's, a. Actually a very time consuming business raising children. I would well, yeah, it is. I know. Um, you're able to stay home with them. Yes, I am. I'm, which I don't know how people with big families are able to do anything, but I mean, if they have to work, I don't know how to keep track of the children. I don't either my wife gets to stay home and I think it's a good thing. So no, she gets to spend. Well, most of the day you know, there's always things that come up, but. With with few exceptions she's she's, there when she needs them or when they need them and right, there, I have two little girls ones for and the other is to in a couple weeks. Huh. Huh. And a. My time with them is not what I'd like it to be. That. Actually. I get to spend. Well, every night I read to them. They like that and that takes about half an hour and that's probably what I would consider the best time that I have with them. Well, and from what you've, um, what I read in here. That's probably the best one of the best things you can do with your children to take the time. Well, they like it. You know, that's that's, the way we settle them down and get them into bed and a. Huh. And they probably look forward to that every night. I know my children were the same way. Mine quite a bit older a lot of them. [laughter]. I have a senior. And and who's the oldest and then my youngest is as a first grader. And the little girls which are my two younger. They really like to spend that time just before that being read too and having a. Having that personal time with parents when there's. Yeah. Nobody else interfering. And when you have a large family that's kinda hard to spend individual time with each child, but. It's. . It's, something. I remember when I was young. That's, the times I remember the best or when my parents were with me just before I went to bed at night. Singing songs and reading stories. Sometimes just talking, but I remember those times the best. So I think that's important thing to do. And you're on the right track. Well, she likes it and and she knows that it's important to us in fact, my four year old is is now reading along with us. Oh. So and and that's because you know, we've been able to spend the time and and she has found that it's enjoyable. Goodness. So now we kind of trade off. Yeah. I read to her and she read it to me. [laughter]. You read the same story long enough. Which is. They even can memorize it. Well, actually the she, she can pick up a book now. That's brand new and a read along. And even pick out the words. Great that's that's really um, that. She's, a pretty remarkable that way. That's a good accomplishment for a four year old a lot of children. Don't, learn how to read until they get into school. But our our two year old. She knows her alphabet. So you know, it starts pretty early. I think because that's the books, she like she likes listed things. Huh. But. Other than that, you know in terms of family time we spend a. Oh. you know, dinner time and oftentimes come back to work and then go back for their bedtime and then usually I'm around weekends. . . So. I think they're not suffering too badly. Well, I always felt like as long as one parent was home with them. So maturity of the time. Yeah. The other parent can fail in when he when he or she. Can and and has some good quality time with them and it's still it's still. Okay, it's. The children that come home to empty houses that worried me. Yeah, because then you know, they're not getting any instruction except for the TV [laughter], which is not the place to get it. That's, right. And you wonder I just know what happens when my children get home from school and if I wasn't here, I would Miss out on. So many important things that I hear when they when they first come home and I drive up the road after school. Huh. Sometimes take my children to lessons piano or whatever. And I see several households where the children come home and there's. No, one there. And they just all kind of pack out together. You know, and run the neighborhood and. And tell the parents come home a couple of hours later and I just think you know if I I'm I'm really really glad that that's not what happens at my house because, uh. I kind of think. That's where the the problems are coming from. A lot of them, especially in in like the city's where there are lots and lots of kids and lots of pressure to for the parents to go out and work. Last month. And checks all on there, huh. It does it. It is I think part of the problems of what the user going through today. Huh.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. Mary, it's, okay. Yes. It's, okay alright. All right. Okay oh okay now we have a half hour. So we can know. U K. And this is free of course, but um, so I wrote to you about this it's August. All right. Huh. I don't know if you got my my note or not. I did. Oh okay, well then you know that this is actually Nancy started. . This from Providence center and it's the university of Penn that has a grant for this and what they are doing. Wow. Yeah, what they're doing is analyzing. Speech patterns. So, um, for every person that Nancy could get to make a telephone call Providence house got $5 and the person got $10. Wow. Yeah, so I mean, we're making $15 on this [laughter]. . Huh. So, um, get ready, Ms Mary. Huh. Bye. Huh. Well, no, I guess had can't change a person people that probably, but if he has, if she Mary is any messages. Okay. I'd be glad to deliver them. Okay all right. Okay, great. Well, first of all. I want to tell you that your your presence were beautiful for the Jubilee. Got all with both letter that was lovely paper with very, huh. Oh. thank you. Oh. thank you. Yeah, and it was a lovely mass and so forth, but I didn't go to the dinner because, um, I well, I wanted to be sure that I at least got to something because it was Rita 60. Oh great. Yeah, but she broke her hip. She fell and broke her hip. So no, so she was not there. No huh. So because I had to take a plan right away to get myself to California because I had made plans a long long time before so anyway, but it was just as well because as I understand it took a long time to get the dinner served and stuff, but it was it was nice people. . Huh. Huh. Wow. Enjoy it. Was Madeline Mary there. No, so she she couldn't possibly you know, and of course now, she's gone to God. Which I didn't think. So yeah. . So anyway, that's, everything. Huh, right. So do you have a whole list of messages? You want delivered or whatever. [laughter]. Oh let's. See messages say hello, to, uh huh. Okay, oh. and Nancy asked to be remembered to whoever it was that. I finally got, huh. Huh. Well, I know Nancy heck said, tell her. Hello, to. Yeah, well, she's. The one who's got this whole thing going which is great. That is fantastic. Yeah, yeah. So they're analyzing. Speech patterns. Huh. Yeah and what they did [laughter]. Interesting. Do you have any message? Anyone in in . Okay, I was just curious because how did, um, what's. The reason forgetting it. Well, she's a nonprofit organization Providence house. Now, I'm, not exactly. Okay. Sure what. Well, they probably thought that she would have contacts a because they they had a list of different languages that they wanted. You know, Americans were were okay, that was okay, but also, they wanted Spanish. Huh, right. They wanted a portico. They wanted to or Egypt, etcetera, etcetera. But she could not get people to do this that they they didn't want to do it. Huh. Wow, oh. wow. They were they were right. Yeah, well, I thought so too. And when Nancy called and told me about it. I was in the library and I went running around to everybody and saying you know, here's your chance, cause you could get you could get one within the United States for a half hour and then you could get one anywhere outside the United States. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. But um, you had to make sure that it was the right kind of speech you know, for example, I couldn't. Huh. I know, there's three Marys there, right. Huh. Well, I had to look to the American Mary [laughter]. Okay. [laughter]. Well, Mary Hamilton is also from America. Well, yeah, I know, [laughter]. [laughter]. I love it. [laughter], but she can speak my influence Spanish for you. If you want. Well, listen, when she answered the phone. Messages. I thought when she answered the phone. I thought to myself. Oh. dear, because she answered Spanish, huh. Oh. Well, see, that's. What we usually do? And then we can go into depending on who the caller is. Huh. Yeah, it makes sense. 12. Well, how are you managing with your Spanish? I bless you. I'm studying. I have, um, I'm taking a. A to I have two lessons a week for two hours at a time with a tutor. Yeah huh huh huh. And it really helps. I mean, it, um, I think what's. So hard. Is you know you you know, Spanish coming down here, but it's very different because they uh, they speak it very differently? They, um, speak very rapidly and they also clip a lot of the endings. Oh yeah, yeah. So when you're listening to a sentence, it sounds like a word to me. [laughter]. And I said, there you go I'm translating they're going into the extend and some like and then they say, do you understand me? I go, yeah, part you know, the bits and pieces. [laughter]. So, I'm back. I started back at square one I'm up to the credit. The past tense and I um, on Thursday, I have the, um, I'll start the perfect tenths of the past. Oh God. Huh. But it's like remembering all these versions and everything, but I I feel good. I feel good as far as what we've you know what we've done and Indiana is my tutor. The. And she's very good she's Chilean and so she gives you expressions of, um, different things the way they are set here then in contrast to the way they would be said in other countries. Huh. Yeah, because. Yeah. Yeah, your Columbia Spanish won't work [laughter]. Yeah, so. Uh, no [laughter]. And she said she could when I in talking, she said I can tell that, you were taught by custodians. You know, just the way you say different things. oh oh. Yeah, she can. So it was it's been interesting. Now where did you start off anyway. In Colombia in a Columbia. Oh. I see. Oh. that was good. And then a and then , which was a little different and they've got expressions that aren't used down here at vice versa. Uh huh. Yeah, yeah. So it's been, I mean, it's it's interesting. Just being you know, getting screwed into the . Yeah, we had a a professor from the university of Madrid, who is on campus for a while at Rosemont and she was a. Huh. Huh. Huh. What is called the of the ? Uh huh. Okay Th Th. Oh I'm telling you. Yes. And every once in awhile, she would say something in sort of Spanish, huh. Oh yeah, I'll, wait for me. Huh. She's awfully nice really really. I love it, huh. Yeah, so how does your family feel about your being this down here in Chile. Oh. Oh it's. So, so, it's interesting. Because most of the family was really excited. And in fact. Um, Francis and rich would like to come down at some. Oh God. Patricia teaches, Spanish up in Alaska. Oh. terrific. She would like to come and work. And bring her suits right [laughter]. To do anything then also, um, um, um, Nancy attests, wife. Um, is a Spanish professor. And so she would like to come down and, um, you know, she goes just to take just to have the time to be they're. Huh. Not necessarily to do anything, but just to be able to interact with the people and all so right, and talk right. Yeah, and talk [laughter]. So the three of them, you know, would like to my mom, sorry. Do have would that would you have a. Yes. Okay, my mom would like to you. By. Can't talk at the same time. Okay. I'm. Okay, I'm being quiet now. It's, your turn. Okay, because I keep getting I keep getting, um, I keep it keeps shutting off. Can you hear that? No. Oh. okay, well I'll anyway, my mom would like to come down, but her a comment was when I was leaving, she goes so I'll, give you at least two weeks and then I'll check it, huh. . Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. But she has a, I I doubt if she'll come if it would be this year if she comes it'll probably be sometime next year. Oh. Yeah, yeah, well, your sister, Karen lives in Portland is that correct. So. Or well at any rate. E S. Roseanne went out for the 150. Huh. You know, Holy child double celebration. Yes. And she said it was Karen you're. I can't remember her last. Huh. She said she was she. Karen K. Yeah, she was in charge of it. She said it was very, very nice. Karen. Oh good. Did a wonderful job. Yeah, that's, great. Oh good. And my sister terrace played the piano for the celebration. Oh. Oh Gee. You know, more about it than I do [laughter]. Well, see I cause it was Teresa is birthday. Oh. I didn't realize that. And, um, since Karen was in charge of the whole thing. Are practically our whole family got involved as far as getting things ready. Huh. We worked on the mailing and we did,. Any of the organizational part, Karen kept getting Francis or or a Chris or Monica or whoever was around just to help her out, but then they said my mom also said that the mass, I think. Huh huh. Huh. Francis and Karen were both you Christic ministers as well. . Oh boy [laughter]. So it was very nice [laughter]. Uh, family affair [laughter]. Right [laughter]. So, well, I'm glad to hear. I mean, it's nice to hear from other people too. That it was a nice. A nice time because you never know you know. Yeah, yeah, right. Well, you know, families are biased, right [laughter]. Yes, [laughter]. How is your mother? So she's doing okay to a certain extent. She's just found out. She has glaucoma. Oh. well. So she has to there to go ahead. Is it is it is it treatable because sometimes they can just do surgery for that? Well, right now I don't think, she's thinking of the surgery. What she she's doing some drops and it's an experimental drug? Yeah. That they're gonna try for two weeks to see what happens. Huh huh. But see her the reason why she, um, I mean, she finally went got her eyes checked. She was driving. Um, the week before I went out to visit her. She was driving and driving down the middle of the Lane. oh oh. And she went through. She went through to stop signs and never realized that she had gone through them. Oh. So, it's a little scary [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah. But she and she finally said I I won't drive at night anymore. Bye. Well, the whole time I was home. She never drove you know, she just kept she just kept asking me to drive which was fine, but then she finally got her eyes checked and she does have glaucoma. Huh. Yeah, yeah. Huh. So. Oh. I hope they can do something for her because she's just so active. Yeah. God weirs. I know I know. You out [laughter]. True [laughter]. Huh. I see it was so nice to have you all here for your usually you know your your extraordinary. So. Huh, that was fun. And she and she had never been in the Rosemont area. So it was a neat experience for her. Oh. And for Monica. Huh yeah to see what's going on in, huh. 7. Anyway, well. How are you doing? Fine where the library is getting automated. Okay. Oh perfect. Yeah, yeah, and they're looking for a name for the catalog. Huh. Do you know the online catalog a libraries, get fancy when it comes to naming it for example, the the new York public library, there's is named Captain app? Huh. . [laughter]. C A T N Y P. Oh perfect. Yeah, I think that's that's the most clever I've heard. So far. And then somebody else has Holy family college has the family cat. Huh. Uh. Huh. . You should have a contact at the college. But we are and it's open to all students faculty staff administrators and S H C J so if you want it. Oh good. Oh perfect. Well, I'll start thinking. So if you want [laughter]. Okay, think quick and send it right away. Okay, [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, rose . Does it have to end in cat? No, no, anything you want it just something that is a you know, unique and a short and it has something to do maybe with the trans, tradition of the college something like that. Oh. all right. Huh. . And the price the price is a $100 a gift certificate to borders, which is a marvelous bookstore it's. Okay. [laughter]. Alright, [laughter]. You can come up here and spend it right now. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. that would be fun [laughter]. Or I could spend it for you. That would be fun. Ah, no trouble. I I'd be glad to hand it over because I got, if there's a borders down here. Yeah, I'm I'm. Sure, they'll be pretty safe to think that anyway, uh, you can submit as many as you want you know, as many as you want if it's an acronym, please explain what it spells. Okay. Oh. okay. Somebody has some college. I forgotten what it is has L I B R I S you know from book. Huh huh. And it's the letters. The letters of the of the college you know, the library information that I'm, Adam system. That's. Okay. Huh. Oh neat smart. Yeah, [laughter]. Okay. So anything like that. And I think. Perfect. Oh. a please keep praying for well money that's. What we need money? Huh. Oh yeah. Well, we also need students. So if you have any students that you'd like to send up. Huh. Okay. And. Do you how is the new person doing? Very very very very, very well. Yeah, terrific. Oh good. People really like her. Um, and she's. Okay. So honest, and forthright and, um, she's really a most extraordinary person and she is so dedicated to Rosemont it's it's really amazing. Okay. . . Oh. One thing that is a problem is the money. Yeah, and so if she can get money then everything will be fine, but if. Oh. . Now is she responsible for that herself. Well, it to a certain extent. Yes, yeah, she really has we don't have well, we plus a lot of people. You don't ever do. So we don't have a good development group at all. . I mean, there there should be someone in charge of that, but there there isn't, but her background is very much in finances. Huh. She was chief financial officer at Bryn Mawr college. Oh wow. [laughter]. So she really knows money, but you know, getting it out of people is a not easy. [laughter]. . Yeah. So keep praying for that. Alright. Okay, and I guess that's about everything. Alright. Any other messages I can deliver for you. I'm thinking, um, it's. [laughter]. So hard when you you know, it's coming, but then you can you you know when it's when it's time to say something you can't even think of it. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. Oh. Hey, have a happy holiday tomorrow. Oh. that's, right. Yes, yes. Are you going to check a treaty? Am. I going to the what. Are you going trick or treating? Oh. well, no, I don't think. So I think I'll just go to the man, the evening, mass, huh. [laughter]. Oh alright, [laughter]. Or maybe I'll maybe I'll stay home and and wait for the kids to come. We do get a few. Oh. well, you know what they don't do trick reading here. Know where. No, calling is not a big thing, but the next day is a really big day and they spend the the entire day going to the cemetery. Oh. sure. Oh. how nice, huh. Decorating, the I know decorating the Grace and being at the Grace and it's like you know, awning the dead. That's. Is it a pet? Is it a siesta sort of thing or is it from a normal? Is it a fiesta? Sort of [laughter]. Dr. I haven't been to it yet. So I you know, I'm [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Well, you have to. So it'll be my first expert. Uh. . Something to look forward to. Yes, yes, [laughter]. Good. Well. Any messages. . Happy Hollins. Okay, say hello to say hello, to Mary for me and ask her. I can't figure. Okay, say, hi, Trinity. How. Many. Okay, that's for Mary. And Agee. And . Now are these from Mary or these from you or from both. Is it for me? Oh okay. Maggie and . Alright, anybody else. Teresa, Ryan. What. Bernadette, Dawson, [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, wait a minute. Wait a minute, wait a minute. This working gone. [laughter]. She's at Grace . [laughter]. I [laughter]. I [laughter]. I think we better call on the day. All right. We we earned or $15. Thanks very yeah, thank you very much. Oh all right. Mary. You're. Welcome, thanks for calling. Take care of yourself. You're. Okay. My pleasure. Good night. Alright, goodbye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Oh. shut up anyway, [laughter]. Sure I want to not free. That 30 minute phone call [laughter]. Oh. So what's going on. Yeah. Nothing like let me call Sherry with this 30 minutes. How's. The baby. Fine getting bad as ever. Really. Really and I'm gonna open my bathroom door. So is motherhood agreeing with you or what. So far. [laughter]. [laughter], yes huh. You're still on your own. I don't believe it. Don't either and it started back to school. I don't believe it. You started back to school. Yeah, yeah, meta. Well, that's, good where you going. Oh. I'll walk right to school walk home and they couldn't pick him up. Oh. Really you can't beat that. Yeah. What you're taking up now? Tammy. Um, I'm calling for medical Secretary. Oh. Transcriptions. I can't believe she I don't know, you've been out of your own now. Two years. May I ask you question? One year. No, since March [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Huh. Well, you're working on it. Huh huh. You working on it. Yeah. You hear little bad, but what you do. Huh. How has how did they tell me? A year. Alrighty. Looks like a old man walking over here here grandson pop. Oh. and you give me your baby soda. Don't spell it. Yeah, he's gotta have it. Drink. It right. I'm gonna let you have it. Give it here and it's still it. All over your phone. So tell me how your mom and dad doing. Fine. Fine. The only way over here because they have to go get him some manner because he's going to the stage when he don't want . . Oh. Huh. Oh all right. You won't get no more. I can't believe. Yeah, I'll be glad when you start talking. So you quit yelling. Everything you want. I can't believe that you're on your own. You wanna say. Hi, Terri. Hi here. Hi, sweetie. Hi. Hi. Huh. No, no, he kinda. Hang up on you. Can't. Oh. Let them do that here. I can't help it. Yeah, alright. Yeah, you want some crackers Grandma's gonna bring you some bananas because he won't eat nothing. I see really. Yeah, he old mail and stuff like that, but I won't be. 64. Have some crackers form. Oh. he's crackers. There are 89. Yeah. 88. Is. Going on. Honey, sweetie. You may have another baby. Oh. my God. Alright, go she said she this. She it's her 3rd 1. Hi, me to go. Oh okay. She said a she wanna girl, but they're told her. So boy, I sell you're gonna have three boys. Oh. well be thankful for that. Till she get married in may. Oh. is she. Yes. Oh. she married. Name Wayne. I don't know, huh huh. You know, no. I know since I've met her, but I don't think, he's from her. And how did you say Sean Sean, 88 cents? Huh. No, you come over almost every other day. Huh. Dashing. And what about a rare. I wanna talk to her since it'll fall out. We had. Does that answer that? Huh. I don't even seen it since you got a jail mail back. Are you saying that's been a long time? . Huh. I heard she's back with Harley. Oh. really. Yeah, she moved back in with. Oh. it must be law. Huh. I guess, [laughter], huh. [laughter], whatever. What time are you going to school? Yeah, I've seen. Can you tell me was down there? Yeah, I can't come down. Have a blue Moon. Just check off the woman. Huh. Is that what he had say that's? Huh. What he was going to do? That's. What we'd be doing? Yeah, but I know what would be doing. Yeah, I can't wait til quarter break, I'm ready for 1. Really. We get two weeks then we go back to September. It's . I mean, December 4th and we get two more weeks on the 22nd. 46. I think. Oh. So how much longer you got in this program? Girls two year program going for associates, huh. Oh. it's a two year. Oh. You go girl on her own going to school raising her baby. We did. It. It ain't easy though. Is it. Ain't easy at all. It. Ain't easy. I know your mom got that baby's flora. Oh. girl. Don't. Let him come up here. He think he's going home with them. She will never take him home. Oh. [laughter]. See, [laughter], maybe [laughter]. I wanna go out tomorrow and I haven't been out since July, but I know she's gonna say no. . She will not let her stay there without me. She's saying that's your responsibility. [laughter]. I know how your mom is. Anybody seen. I know she keep your baby. You know, wrong [laughter]. Yeah, we know wrong that's. The same thing. I said I know she keeps, huh. We know wrong. [laughter]. Yeah, I said let me call Sherry. So tell me how you're saying now, girl. Um, his data trying to come over, but I haven't he had, he came over Sunday come out. Bye. Can you move in and like you better go with that girl you've been with for the last two years and leave me alone? Huh. People got on there. He come up, but they've been fighting because see I know they would, but I was paying before they start going together. So I don't know why she's tripping because she got four kids and a none of his, she want him to take care of hers. Bye. Oh. my God, you've, everything hit okay. And now I guess, that's, what they've been fighting about because he's been going off on it. Yes. It's Charles catch him. So he no. For kids. Huh. And he he, I said, well, why did take a man to get mad to somebody before they start talking about because she come out. Bye. She got four kids and all of them, but they said that he and you were still there for two years. Yeah, you want but take it as I don't care. He bought it, he said he bought his little lease sister over here. Sunday to meeting, but I went home. I guess, it's sisters, 3. Oh yeah, really. No one home. Huh. You know, Sunday, my wife's day, huh. Really even I'll think about Christmas, but I don't know. When you come home again? No, yes, I got a plan out the the scan job. You're working. Yeah, I wish I could come home for the whole like you know, from St huh. Thanksgiving. All over [laughter]. No, you do. [laughter]. Well, I don't know if that's gonna be possible. Yeah. Like Thanksgiving to Christmas like I did that time. Oh. that was so fun. [laughter]. You stay more than that. Gotta still just Y. [laughter]. You can stay that long. No more. No, I got them. So, but I don't even. Good fares going on the airline fares. . Oh yeah, I falls on call and say it's just that trying to pay for a ticket for S N E K to shoe. Oh. that's, right. Huh. That's the only thing. I think my cousin want to go to Chicago with her to see about her sister. So are you working? Tammy, you working. Huh. Huh. You just going to school. Huh. I can't do both. I see that take too much time. I know, it's our. Yes, I. So actually trying to get a well, I spoke to test the other day because I missed class Thursday and she gave it test Tuesday me and I'm like. You didn't know nothing. Huh. That's first class. I missed. I bet, I'll Miss no more. You go every day. Huh. Yep. Oh. Taking a full load each quarter. That's, good get it over with my as well. Huh. Might as well, especially if you got somebody who can watch your baby. . Yeah, before they cut all this welfare stuff out. That's. Exactly. Exactly. Have to take advantage of what you can while you can do it. Huh. Yep, and I'm trying to. Cause my cousin was complaining because she didn't get no kids. She on section and she was trying to go back to school. They told her she made a $00 too much girl. Are you serious? Through this program. I went through. Yeah, like they so then I want you to work, but they want you to. Uh, no, the thing about it is you know why they don't want you to work and it's hard not to work and get a little money. . You might go just go into school and get everything. You can and then. That's. What I said, I'm gonna do then I can pay whatever I owe back? Exactly. I can't wait though. Cause a medical transcription is making pretty good much. Pretty good money nowadays. Especially since some of the household, you can set your own. Um, hourly rate. Huh. That's. What my cousin told me this one lady charged $25 per line? Bye. Are you serious? On medical transcription. Wow. She said just part time she made like $2,500 a month and she was only working like. Few hours. That's. Good. If you got a computer, you can do that at home. Yeah. If you can do it. Cause if you can decipher what they'd be saying godly. , who else. You're saying is Vanessa still there. I'm I've seen when she first got here, but I don't go up to the store or nothing. So, and I and I should yeah, I don't go nowhere either for real. Huh. I don't go nowhere. I guess. Huh. I really don't. Let's. See he's. So picky about who who he stayed with. He won't if name my mom he ain't doing it, huh. A. Same. Donna. She'll stay with my cousin. Her voice sometimes. Oh. Pick it up. You want stuff. You silly move. That you stuck between. It's taken a course girl. Huh. You're looking at table like I'm gonna get you. Girl. He he would do like my mom. They. Huh. Oh. is Johnny. That's who we look like. He looked like Johnny. When Johnny was a baby? Oh. he's still in Nebraska. Johnny. Yeah, Johnny scroll out of. And where is keep still in the cold place. Yes. Minnesota. He he got a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota. Really. Yeah, about a month or maybe a month and a half ago police jumped on for no reason. Huh. Oh. you gotta be kidding. And they detaining for three hours, but you know, when you they addressed, you they're supposed to take all your stuff from you and stuff. Huh huh. Oh no. They can't take none of this stuff from you. Oh yeah. Wow. Okay. No they're supposed to take your car keys and whatever else. Let me hold on. . I'm. Sorry, girl that's a call waiting. Now. I'm. Thank God it's. Your free 30 minutes. [laughter]. Because I I know because I've been doing that now they say why are you clicking over. I said, well, I'll be waiting on call I'll. Have to see if it's a call. Glad I said, let me call Sherry because I don't know who to call. Yeah, I'm getting free 30 minutes. I need to be getting a free 30 minutes. Huh. And I know that nobody else sign up for that stuff. You know how they have it out in the car college campus, huh. Oh. really. I thought I said, let me call them and sign up and then they give you $10. Huh. To sign up. . That's. Wonderful. They give you $10 after you make the call. Ooh. Alright, please I can recall my conversation. Can I'm gonna be talking about none, huh. [laughter]. Well, I don't understand what the. in that is. Oh. no. Some kind of market research. Oh. I don't get it. Oh. well. Anything for science. Yes. If I was I should have signed up other people's names. Huh. Because it's for the university of Pennsylvania. Oh. okay. Okay. Yeah, well that's. Good. Cause it was only like four or five names on the whole sheet. People just try those again, Inc. Mhm. Like most things are these days. Yeah. I said you get free 30 minutes and $10 to please huh. Huh. You put your name on that. Let's quick didn't. Huh. You. People I don't even look at this stuff when they out in the store because I was still in the Union. And school on. You just you know, you see it and then you just kinda. Mhm. Oh. well, you know, he just passed off. Yeah, I'm I'm I'm gonna take some Christmas pictures, huh. Huh. Yeah, . Yeah. . He had that since he was three months old. Oh yeah, you are girls, huh. Huh. What's time? And he just got two teeth when he turned a year old in September girl and he still got the same too. Really. . To on the bottom. He didn't get no more. I can't believe Tammy is a mother. Huh huh. Besides that fact. I I can't believe that you're on your own. . Time. You know how to ask me in on your own. Do you. I didn't when I first moved here, but I didn't come down a lot after I got them two tickets. You what kind of thing it did. Yeah, it's really kind of. No, you didn't have me. I know you couldn't cut out. No, you didn't. Huh. Girl was a $50 fine. I was mad, but I never got another peace officer. Are you serious? My wife. That's just really kind of oh. okay, [laughter]. Huh. Just in case I haven't decided to do it. Alright, oh. no, I told you I said, I know you couldn't close them. I said I thought you could say anything. I thought we had freedom of speech you said that's. What you get for thinking? I said we wanted to get more, huh. To sure the best thing just custom at in foreign language, huh. Alright, go. [laughter]. Spanish French. Yeah, but yeah. German. Well, they won't know. I called them red, Nick [laughter]. No, you didn't in Nebraska. Because I did [laughter]. Two girls, you know, you know, huh. Huh. Okay, but don't you live, you know, right around corner for your mom? Oh. Don't, you on what Street. Curtis. Oh. you live on Curtis. Huh. Oh. 31st. What wouldn't Curtis? I'm walking distance [laughter]. All 31st Curtis. You sure. I'll. Do it all to? Well, that is wonderful. Huh. And I like like, where it is because in relation to metro tech because I'm going to back gate only take me like 10 minutes. Yeah, you're, right there. You would use that one block up. Three blocks it's only it's, three block. That back gate [laughter]. Okay. Well you're real close aren't. Um, you know, take me like five minutes to walk screw. You. You ain't driving though. You got your license. . Oh. my God, are you ever gonna get your license? Oh no, I've been having a permit for a year. You're. And I ain't been behind the wheel car yet, huh. Oh. wait, they nobody gonna trust you to take you. You had a chance when you were 16 and Lewis. Drivers ahead. Hello. I gotta be. So what happened. With nobody give me the car, huh. Nobody take you. Now your dad would've took you out girl. Yeah, if I do it now, you would, I think. No, God be panic in it. I had to wait to the, um, summer. Yeah, I'll be panicking at your age though. Oh my God. Which is pretty much know she shouldn't know how to drive. I know I I just don't know how to Park. Oh. Yeah, up to now. . She's got no driver's license. Huh. I think got your schools clothes and everything girl. Yeah. So, we'll, take you to the store. Your mom. Yeah, alright, I'll get on how long it's taking. How I'm doing she's still living in? Prime. Huh. Oh. Huh. And what about the brother, Kevin. Be in Chicago. Oh. you live in Chicago. Huh. I work with him being. Oh. He bought 1. Somebody after shop. They got new, um, look her out and he bought it to her before it came out on the shelf and we we saw in the shelf bankers. Really. Other day that should cost $20. Oh. my. Alright, we can you better bring me something home next time. They experiment. Oh. He brings some home pay by one person each time. You come home, huh. Oh. person. . You said you're getting the other codes and stuff. Hello. For advertisement of the company. That's. Good that's. Good. All right, he said normal thing. You've got is Jim being in little letters. Monogram. Okay, I. That's. What I said, I would be wearing? This is about his 5th jobs in two years. Well, I gotta move off to get the best 1. Yeah. I think he will be right. This one now, huh. Hello. Oh. Yeah. Is it your ass to live next door car? Boy. Huh huh huh. Oh. And if I still in the same place. Bye. Yeah, I just talked to sweetie not too long ago. I told all you try to keep your pregnancy. A secret until February on when you do she's, not telling people. Huh. Oh. you say you. Mhm. Can't, huh. Huh. I said that's. Ah, you know, she usually blow up. Oh. this time she didn't. I thought she was to, I. Oh. I see here. We go. Hold on I'm. Glad it's free 30 minutes. Hold on. Okay. Hello. That's your maybe. That's. My cousin. She told me that she called me back when she comes shop shop call. Oh. I said, alright, bye. I thought your baby was getting into something and got no business. No, no, no, that was me. Oh. You looking know. Milking about why you turn it upside down. He's getting we about he's only drinking when he really cranky, huh. F. Oh yeah, really. Buying bad at all. I told my mother to get a party check because I think he would use it. You ready. He might be because he he and around a little kids. When I go to daycare? And they know little kids, they are party training. All bottles. My name is S O. He's. The youngest one here, huh. Is it. Wow. Oh. you know. He's going to a home daycare. Are you going to home take care that's? Huh. Good she's. Got many kids. Yeah. See if she got. His cousins Shaquille and Donald. Donald is five kills too. Then she got one little boy and one little girls. Sometimes during the week other than that the rest of them school age, she only had them in the morning. A little time in the afternoon. Huh. So I think he probably if if you get a page, he probably use it. She is she close by you. David. Does she pick him up? Huh. Here like two blocks. Oh. that's. Oh. that's. It. She takes me to school in the morning. Oh. Huh. Now if you get to call I'm just telling when she bring home just call him swing by and pick me up, huh. [laughter]. Because you know, it's on his way to getting pretty close. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Just temperature dropped already since yesterday. Alrighty. It was hot yesterday. So what is the temperature now? About 50. And I don't Miss that at all. Oh. I don't Miss. I bet you don't. That weather. Yeah, because it's probably about 75 degrees out here, huh. You are a. You're missing storms. No. Girl, no that's one thing, I'll, Miss the weather and I've missed all the games. [laughter]. And crime up in there anymore. Oh. I was down there because they get all the professional teams on there, please. Either. She'll. I'll be going to mask ball games. All the time. Yeah, girl you have a lie and say he was gonna come visit one time. [laughter]. I might be able to if I I after my 45 hours. . I can start applying for scholarships. Oh. okay. You know, I can't get no school loan. Oh. you owe them too. Oh. Who don't owe them? I'm paying back as soon as I get a job it's worthwhile though believe me get them off my back. So my credit can start looking good again. Huh. . You know, but you think about all the student loans. All the people that got student loans 20 years ago. They thinking about the doctors and lawyers now. No, no that's. When they're not making some of them paying back and they were to buy a little $2,500? Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Make it bad on the people that come down the line. . That's. All. That is it. K. See. You watching. I mean, William Martin TV. I watch some of the, um, speakers and stuff. Huh. [laughter]. I think my mother recorded it, huh. Oh. dizzy. I watch some of the speakers and stuff, which I could've been there. I know that was something. That's. Oh huh, let's. What I was to? See all the black, man in one area. At one time getting a loan. [laughter]. Yeah, getting along. But you know what to think about it. If you can organize something like that for a common calls then you should be able to organize all people to feed off their own. You know, shop in their own stores visit their own malls. Huh. Yeah, that's. What I was speaking to? You know, if you can do that. Yep. And if you can get the black in the government where they were supposed supposed to be instead of in prison. Yep. But the what you know, we my, mean relations teacher, he was talking about the other day. He said the the laws are catered to reach Whiteman. Of course, that's. And. Why they can do embezzlement for 220300 a $000 a couple $000,000 and go for six? And get 10 months. Go for six months come back. I've still got money. Huh. And he's talking about all the drug calls and stuff. It's like. . Cause he said cocaine crack is the same thing, but if the white main gate cart with. [laughter]. [laughter]. Cocaine power. He gets five years that black, man get caught with cocaine crack. He gets 27 years. He gave life. Yeah. Exactly. And that is not right. And they know it ain't, right. Exactly. But that's how it's set up. It's always been that way. You said in it's Richmond rich white mean gift the money or at least all minorities. That's true too. Once you start thinking about it. He said the Richmond drug alcohol cigarettes and then the two liter, killers out of all the drug. It's a 90000000 a year. Desks. Really. And he said when all the rest of drugs combined it's only 200 desk per year. Huh. Alright, cool. But they'll never show them kind of assistance. Of course now. Just like they don't show the statistics that there are more. Um, white woman. On welfare than black book. On welfare. Oh. always have been and always will be. Well, they won't fill that 1. Okay. But they won't never show you that either. Huh. Yeah. How you go? You should senior sharing. I just stare at it. Do you in amazement, huh? Huh. [laughter]. See. And they don't seem like you've been a whole year. This time. What you got a two bedroom? Huh. Well, I guess we have to come down there and stay with you. Huh. [laughter]. I'm gonna put a bed in his room. Huh. Right. Oh. I'm. Try you need the trying to come to Atlantic or to check it out. You said a long time ago. I'm going somewhere I'm gonna try to they can switch my certificate to a voucher. Oh. So I have to stay here year after in Nebraska after I get my router a year then I can go anywhere, huh. Hello. In the United States. Huh. Huh. The only thing is right in the brass currently they have one of the best systems there is that's a few other States pretty good, but Georgia here. Yeah. Oh my God. Staff. Oh. it's terrible. You're talking about housing. Don't know, housing low income housing. So I don't know how people do it now. What you're saying in the house? Huh. You have standing decent house girl. You couldn't imagine. What some people said be trying to stay in? Huh. Because the vouchers, you can pay the difference of what they were paying then you can pay the difference. Oh. okay. Okay. . Okay. Is that your line clicking? Yeah, they can go on and click on that car back. It's important. Stop boy. Yeah. Girl. He clicked for gonna why he loves shocking on shoes and feet. 00, my God. I don't know why. And he's been doing it since he was a baby. Really. . Huh. I don't know why he does it. If you bite me, which are two T's I'm gonna hurt you. [laughter]. He he moved my, he pulled my site. Boy stopping. He pulled my sock down. So he can bite me. Oh. you say it's. [laughter]. My little day. House Joki is doing. Hey big. You know, my baby's in . This year, huh. Huh. Oh my goodness. Yeah, they be my baby's in garden. Oh my goodness, I talked to your husband for a little while this morning before the minute was up. . He's. Yeah, he had car. He said tam. I said tell me who. It's a you know, Tammany long. [laughter]. I thought, oh my God, what you're calling in the heart of the day. How is that who I was calling for with the school, huh? Oh. so you said she said she callback before at 12 or something like that. I said was she calling a harder day further thought, something happened. Yeah. Huh now I use my free half hour up. Okay. I only got 40 days to do it. I had it sitting around for. So long. Oh. Yeah, that's a good 30 minutes show. Huh. You know, I'm gonna long distance on my phone. I know better. Oh. you all have a long distance. No [laughter]. Well, how do you have to call and sign out with somebody? Huh. It was 800. Um, you dialed before you a. Oh. they connect you. Huh. Well, I guess they gonna click you off to [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. They said they let you know when you close to your half hours. Oh. that is good. Tammy. . You need to be signed up for some loan. If I believe me if I see anything else on campus, huh. Oh. 10 free dollar to. Sure, that is really good. Probably there for college kids wanna call home. . If they're away or something like that. Yes, they said what they call. What they call the call home? That's. Oh yeah, okay. What it was that's? What they called it? That's probably exactly what it was. Huh. You know. That's good though. They probably had a better response. They did it. You on over somewhere, huh. Oh. definitely people away because a lot of people on the . They they live. Oh great, thank you. Yeah, they live around there. Okay, that's. Okay, I've got somebody to call. Huh. I'll. Have you talked to? Um, what's. The name, Sheila. Sure who. Sheila. Um, I wanna I. White. Steel. You see her still. Girl. Really. Yes. I know we get no. Wow. They're in the Bolton. This year. Godly. 80 and she'll both with anyone 1. She was with the other one doing the dance. Really. Yes. Oh no, she again. Yeah. No [laughter]. [laughter]. She got some kids graduating. Huh. After all this time. And you know, I told you she had her a lien on the same age. Oh. Good hers are spread who they all use part. Really. Huh. Because on the 20th it's 17. . . I think India, nine and then autumn, 1. . 1. . Oh. She let me and she's got like two weeks apart. My. Well, I. You. Oh my God. Well, she's gone. Girl. A one year old she's got no sense. Huh. Don't know what she don't know what she did was accidental. Would I know she had our tube tight? Oh. I would think so. And she got man. I don't see why the husband gotta signed on paper. I think so after all this time they went around and had another 1. After eight years. She probably thought she couldn't get printed. Yeah, I guess you did. No more [laughter]. So now she got for to like 19. K. Oh Hey, how you. Huh. What is she trying to catch up with? Yeah, you see. Do you see their mom and stuff? Huh huh. Huh. She's fine. She still live on chrome. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. So how are you doing? [laughter]. Good, but tired. Yeah, I guess I probably called it a terrible time. I have no clue what time it is there. It's not bad. It's only like 230 in the afternoon, we're, exactly 12 hours apart. Now. Oh. I really. I think is it 330 in the morning there. And no it's. Um, 130 almost. Huh. In the afternoon. At night. Huh. I thought I would be calling you really early in the morning. Oh. we are wrong with the times. So the way. Okay. We are. I can't get the time right. Basically about 138. That's. Okay. Okay, but. Please. I was so worried about you when I got your letter. It sounded like you've gone through a lot of upsetting things. Yeah, I did. Are you okay? And now, yeah, now, I'll find the roof and kitchen is leaking and the roof of my bedroom is leaking feeling rather. Grieve. So I've been looking for a new apartment, but that's interesting business in Japan. Yeah. And so I really need a new place, but if everyone's like taking forever to makeup their mind about things and I can't explain it. K. It's. I mean, I can but I just woke up from like well, how do I explain it, but basically I'm still in my apartment, the dripping ceilings and it's kind of interesting situation, but um, yeah, things are going? Yes. Yes. Well, I heard you got hit by a car unless. Yeah. Oh. it's. No big deal. Cool. I just, I mean, I gotta buy a car, but I was totally fine. Really you know what I'm. It was nothing serious, huh. Sure I heard that. I got hit by card too [laughter]. You did not you did not or you on a break. Yeah, [laughter]. I did. So yeah, have. Did you have a helmet on? I know, but it wasn't bad at all. Oh huh okay. I hit the back end of the bike. Okay. And so I just like kicked over in the bank. Didn't work anymore, but I was fine. Okay, I was really fine too. I held on. Huh. Thank God, I mean, I was really scratched up and I looked like a minute, but it healed. [laughter]. . So, okay, but more important things. Okay. What happened with what disease? Oh David. Yeah huh. Oh gosh, what happened. Let's. See. Oh yeah, well he like called me. This first or second night is here. Something he sounds like such a joke on the phone. Yes. I didn't understand why he didn't like that for a while you know. Yeah. And so I was really really upset because when I first got here is really saying about him coming and about people coming and seeing me and lot and I just like so I finally like data what's going on why do you like to such a stranger on the phone. . You know. I'm like you know, if you're not happy with relationship then we have to talk about it and like decide something because I feel like horrible. Huh. So. Tia [laughter]. So he's like he's like, well, I I didn't wanna tell you this has happened. A little while ago, whatever and he's like I cheated on you and of course, like I just couldn't believe it was like what it because it's like totally out of the blue. Oh my God, yes. Right. It happened like a month ago. Huh. And a. Well, you're still in India. In new Jersey. Over the summer zone. Yes, it was going on it was when, um, I got home from shelter Island and he called like out of total desperation saying like he had to move he's living with some cycle woman. Okay. Right, right. I remember that. Yeah, and then I didn't hear from for like a whole week, which is completely unlike him. Great. You. So he cheated me like seated on the right after he got the phone with me like around that time. What's the old one or was though? No, no, no it's. Like a woman with this woman, like he's been living with a 32 guys and a woman. Yeah. In his old apartment and, um, the woman was one of the guys boyfriend girlfriends. To. Right. I remember that. Yeah, and so he cheated with her. Oh my God. Yeah, so he told me how like at that time. Um, when he left the house, he had helped her move into her new place and she helped him move out of the house and he said he's feeling really crappy. Yeah. Yeah. And like I know I had written a letter saying that like you know, I should see other people involved lots and so he was really upset about everything at that. and then she like told him that. Free. Um, she really really liked him a lot. And she really you know, had feelings for him and and then they had Saxon like well. Huh. How is like pretty upset [laughter]? I am sure. Yeah, like it just really devastated me for like. That is so unexpected. It totally devastated me. I couldn't believe it. Yes. I mean, I can't and like especially to tell you this when you're, you know, fairly new in such a strange place and probably going through a lot of shit anyways. Yeah. Oh yeah, when I first got here is a big party. Like my, what happened with my supervisors turned out to be a real real jerk being paid right [laughter]. Huh. See. And, um, there's, nothing in the apartment. I got here. Yeah. In here already and I like major colder shop. Right. So I don't know, lots of things. Have happened and I'm trying to look on the right side. When I was reading the letter because I mean, I am happy here like I'm really happy with stuff? Great. I've been dating a lot since then and I got my life together and my job is really easy and I'm you know. Oh cool. Hi, I have so much to learn here. So, that's exciting. So I'm, not board and I just like don't sleep in office as usual because I'm too excited about everything there is to do in this new apartment problem, but if I could just move into a new apartment then I'd be all set. Huh. Yeah. Yeah. So. Well what alternately happened with that thing. Did I mean, it's not like you stayed together for a while or something, huh? Oh. yeah,. Yeah, we did like. Okay, well, I was completely and totally just horrified and like like crying for a while on the phone like I just couldn't believe I couldn't it was so bad because it's like I completely a. Huh. . Trusted him. Trusted him like no, no, like it's. Yep, it's. Like they're. So bad because it's like he's like when he's broke that trust, right. Right. He broke it in all people like not Justin guys. . Yes. See what I mean like for Susan for a week. I just hated everybody and it was so bad. Yes. Because I was right when I got here. So it was like I didn't want to mean anybody new, I couldn't like I was so Diez trying like constantly, you know, and it was just like I couldn't trust anybody because you know if you decide to trust somebody so much and you just completely never think that they could do that to you right. Yes. And then they do it's just like. I totally know how that feels. Yeah, so I guess they grow up. Like why should trust anyone. Yeah, and I guess I grew up a lot from that too though and I don't mean that a cynical way because like I totally believe you have to keep trusting people now, like for a while I was really angry, but now, I'm like you know, you just have to keep trusting people and they screw up is their human and things like that might keep happening or whatever, but. . Yes. I don't know if you couldn't. I don't know if I could ever trust anyone and I don't know if you feel it's, not like that. Not like that though. I don't think I have a real address like that again. Not like not like the number of times. I've heard a woman. Say I know he would never do that. I know him he would never do that. [laughter]. I swear you said it. I swore. I said it, I mean woman say it and it happens from now on it's just like, well, you know, I trust him. Oh. I said it. Oh. I totally set. It. I I mean, I I hope he would never do something like that. But he could. But it might happen. I I I could never see myself being that. Naive again. Huh. That's what it is. And I think that's probably healthier and good, but it looks kind of sad it's like you lost your instance or something. It is. No, I still have to do that to you. Yes. I mean, if you could just live your whole life in this happy love trust faithful, kind of thing. Imagine, the kind of person you would be this young romantic fool, passionate and like just crazy and. Not bettered by the core cold heart girl. It gets Rob for me though. Like and I mean, I don't wanna say that we trusted the wrong people because I mean, I really believe that, Dave is a good person and like at first, I like, when he first told me I'm just like David, you know, I always love you whatever, but I I'm gonna go now and you made your decision and there's, nothing else to talk about. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Right. Well, I think anyway, he was trying to tell you something by doing that. So. You know. Oh. yeah, I hope he's totally like unhappy by what was going on because he basically he wanted to be the other. Great. He wanted like he needed a sexual relationship and he needed me to be there and he needed to like someone nurturing and all that crap and I just wasn't doing it and I know that like I was really hard on them. Yeah. 3. I was always telling him that we weren't like working out. I was always saying I didn't wanna be with him. I mean, and so like he did me the biggest favor though and that's. Why like I got over him really quickly, it's kind of funny? Really. Yeah, because like at first it was really devastating like it's. Right. So weird because the difference between Josh and him like Josh was devastating for a long time for me. Right. Even though he wasn't as nearly as like I never had as many as deep feelings for him. Right. It never like, was it serious in many ways? . But with David, it was like I think because I've been in pain for so long with like problems with my parents and problems with him and all this pressure that by the time he finally. Me . It. Oh. Cheated on me. I just realized. Well at first I didn't because I I had to. Okay, interesting. So I told him goodbye and then he called me again, like a day later, 2. . We talked things over and they called me again. We talk things over and so I decided that I could forgive him and we could still be going out because I still love him and I could understand how it happened because of the situation, but I I told him I still thought it was shooting horrible. Right. Huh. Whatever. . So that I could forgive him, but it would take a long time to trust him. God bless that's or rational view. I can't believe you. No, no, but it was though and I really did like forget him. . It was like you know, I saw it about the whole thing and I'm besides many times. Huh. I thought about cheating too because I like, I just couldn't understand that part of it really. Well, you know, and at the time when he called me, I wasn't there for him and he really needed to talk to me and I I was really cold. I was like, listen. My parents or here. I can't talk to you by you know, so. Well. Then I had forgiven him, but it's still like just heard it. Wasn't the same anymore? You know, and he's. 3. So far away and there are other people here that were interesting to me. And I didn't want him to come live with me. Huh. I didn't want it and. Do you want that? Yeah, and I had felt a lot of pressure and I didn't want to promise him. I'd come live with him when I after a year and so finally we had another conversation, a while ago and. Great. Cana. A while ago. It was in September or something early September and I was just like you know, we really need to talk and I think it's really over in La and he's just like he was less like I was more like it's over and he's less like it's. Okay, you know, but he's like okay, and then so that was it we're over and then I had talked to him for weeks and weeks and I had a really bad cold. I was sick and he called me up again, huh. Huh. This is the worst and he had been drinking a little bit. Yeah. And so he's, just like I really Miss you. I really wanna get back together. Babula and I'm just like no, I like you know, I he means are crying because you started like reminiscing. You. I hate when they do that or whatever. They. Yeah, so I started crying a bit and I've been sick and like on medicine. Yeah. All week. So I you know, it's just like you're depressed anyway. Okay. Huh. And so. And so he's like let's get you know, back together and I wanna see you and all stuff and I'm just like and then I like the , I got myself together I'm like no, you know, like where I'm going he's like where you going. I'm like I don't know, but I like that and I'm just like you know, and I can't promise to see you again or whatever because then it just like you know, then it's. . All been, I can't explain it, but you know, I just it's not right. Cause all the pressure feeling start coming back and everything. . Okay. So, and he's just and I'm like listen, you know, you never know we might get back to the other way in the future, but I just can't think about that now. I want to be free and all this stuff. So then I just got a letter from him. Oh great. And he's like you know, I really Miss you still and he's like by the way. It's big phone bill. Can you help me pay, huh? No way. Yeah, and I'm, right. Forget that [laughter]. Forget that. Well, no, the thing is though is like I would help him pay. It because he paid for everything like once it's usually this guy's spent like $12,000 for for something. Yeah. 12000. Like he went to a three times with it. Right. Yeah, that's true. He paid for all the phone bills. He paid for every he was he paid for like last summer. Yes. He paid for. I mean, he's paid for everything and like. You. Did you ever come to Jane? No, okay. No and like the thing is is I wanted to help him pay for part of the phone bill right. Sure. I still got pissed because I felt like listen if you haven't screwed around, we wouldn't have talked. So much on the phone, but I know we would have talked a lot and plus the pot you just, I just feel. So grateful that we're like broken up. I can't tell you. How grateful? Well in a way it makes things simple for you. I. It was such a complicated situation. It really was. Right, right. It was so complicated and I was just. And you weren't really I think weren't necessarily ready for it. I mean, not, but. I wasn't ready for it. I was just too young. I just like he's a good person, but like also after breaking up him, I cannot be honest about certain things about how like he just wasn't responsible enough for me in many ways. Right. Yeah. And I just like, could depend on him the way I should like I need to depend on somebody like I really don't like as far as the phone bill like he just shouldn't have called. Right. So much. Mhm. I don't have that problem. I didn't I had a phone bill, but mine was like a $00 that was like top all the times that I called him right. Huh. He says over a 000. Oh my God. Yeah, and like I just wouldn't do that because I knew I couldn't handle that kind of a phone bill. Oh. my. You know what I mean. So. So. And that just makes me kind of bad because it's part of him and he responsible with money and whatever so I was gonna help pay for it, but I can't yet because I'm gonna move and it costs over $3,000 to move in Japan. Huh. Yeah, so I don't have that kind of money right now. And. Well, so tell me what you're doing with stating and stuff are you seeing anyone special or you just like seeing a bunch of people. A bunch of people. Cool. Are these people who are teaching there as well. Yeah. Are they Japanese people? Huh. It's like it's kind of make sure. There's one guy and that who loves to dance. And he's from Costa Rica. . Cool. And he's a graduate student here. Huh. And like he's putting some kind of science, which I don't really like I don't know something was this or sometimes [laughter]. Okay. I don't understand what he does. [laughter], but,. So he is a oh alright, he has been here for like two years and it probably be here for another two years. And he's the nicest guy unless you're. So nice. Tell him to see. He's 20 for his name is Carlos. Yeah. And Carlos. Um, he's. Just so nice it's horrible. Like he took me dinner some like Spanish or did you from some Costa Rican thing. It was pretty good. And then like I was sick. So it came over and brought me chocolate and cooked me. Soup and like he's just so nice he's like he's like the nicest guy I've ever dated he's just like he comes over and he asked me on the phone like do you have this. Oh. Do you have this? So I can look for you like, yeah, no, yeah, no, he comes over. I didn't have anything. He needed even though I told him I did because I think I wasn't paying attention and so he like ran out to the store and bought all the stuff he came back and, um, then I forgot to like tell him to get something else that he needed. Yeah. So he went out the store again. [laughter]. What. He came back and then it's like Gee, I'd really like to watch movies to the video store. Huh. And like this is like this the first time was I wasn't even sick. I just don't wanna go out. Yeah, [laughter]. So you just went out to get the stuff and and then like, um, I had this really crappy bite someone. Let me have for free and so he has like he had like a second like like which is really a lot better than the one I had and so, he's, just like, oh. it's broken. K. Let's. See. Let me get it fixed and I'll. Give it to you. Well, that seems. And so I found like by keys in my mailbox. Huh. And so I've been riding. His break and then he like left me a present at for surprise. My mailbox and this is happening in a period of like four or five weeks and he's always calling to do stuff. But I always say no, but we're gonna do something tonight. Why. Um, I don't know because I just don't want it. He showed so nice. Yes. I really want to stay out of relationships and it's really hard. Yes. Because he's. So damn nice and like. And is he attractive is you're? Yeah. Good, sir. I don't know. I haven't touched him like I. I see. I'm serious. I'm really like having a problem because like I when I first started seeing him he's, the first guy started seeing when I first started seeing was right after I book with David. . You. Great. So I just couldn't like touch anybody or anything. Does he know that? Yeah, I told him that my wife and she did on me. So I wasn't really thrilled with man and he said, oh. you need time to think. Yeah. That's. Why. So nice huh. Oh. that sounds great. Yeah, and so he's teaching me he's trying to teach me some Spanish and trying to teach the Jack he's. Like Mary Kay theft. How are you learning array in, huh? What. Yeah, he doesn't when my. Oh. cool. Yeah, and I've been doing that. And Ellie. Right. Well, and I'm taking this alarm dancing password. We do all kinds of and like it is. Is it the best? So cool. I think one of the best moments in my life was like a few weeks ago. There's a Swedish guy there really tall really 60. Huh huh. And we like the, he and I dance mega together for like an hour after class like everyone was standing around. Huh. It was just he on the floor. He like has his hands on my hips swaying them back and forth. Huh. And that's where I almost exploded. Thing. It's. It's. So it is so much fun. The best. I Miss you said like I thought, well, I talked to her mom and she said you think, you're going to Thailand for Christmas. To . Am. Are you going alone? Yeah, no I'm going with miles and with artists. Are these people from Japan. Yeah, from Japan. These are my. I could get you entirely and. What. I can meet you in a really what are you definitely going. Yeah, that would be yeah, why not. I'm definitely going. What date, huh? I'm leaving this. I think the 16th I have to look at my calendar. December 16th. There's. My calendar. Let me get it. Let me get it. Yeah, I'm leaving early. Oh. my goodness that's soon. Yeah, I'm leaving early. And taking stuff school, but they're, not giving me the time off for free, which is cool they're still gonna pay me. T. Huh. And how long you saying. Huh. Until the 26th 2728. I can't remember and then I'm gonna come back here and have some time off while I'm here. Huh. Well, let me try to find my open. It up to the right page, but you're. We have like 10 minutes left. I think. Okay, you're always welcome to come here to it's just better to come in the spring of the summer to travel in because it's. So long. So cold here. Yeah, I've always dreamed of going to Thailand. So. Yeah, it's really supposed to be a good place. Just afraid that airfare would be incredible. From here. It's, not. I don't know about America though. Probably it's a lot. Are you guys gonna like, do are you staying in hospitals or what? Yeah, um, it depends like I think we first get there. We'll be doing hospitals and stuff, but on Christmas day, we're gonna treat ourselves. And staying like the holiday inn or something. Huh. And, um, what is like the main city that you guys are flying to. We're signed to Bangkok. . It's, actually, supposed to be a pretty nice city. Yeah, Charles has been. Yeah, so we're gonna the 16th. Huh. I think we're getting back like the 27th, the 28. And you're staying there. The whole time. Yes, oh. no, not being Cox. Well, . Now, you're gonna travel. All around and stuff. Not all around. I think we wanna go to other places. I can't remember the call though. Okay, well that sounds rude. I would love to do that. If I like, I just wanna travel. Says. So badly. I have no money. Seeing that. I mean, I start working a second job. So now I have a little bit extra. Oh. why don't you have money are you getting paid? Because I'm not making hardly anything. I'm just making very little yeah, makes I'm my salary is very very low. Oh. you're 9. Yeah. I mean, I'm making enough, but well, okay. I'm making plenty to live on it's. Just my goal is to save $5,000 by the end of the year and to like pay for all of my expenses. Right. And stuff and to make $5,000. Right. Won't be that easy. Right. Um, so I think I'm gonna not making $5,000, but well see I mean, it's going. Data. I really really love my job. I really really like Philadelphia. I really really like I'm, happy with things, right now. I'm really happy. And like for the first few months there I just, I wasn't miserable, but I just felt like I didn't fit in yet. Sort of I just didn't feel like it was my home, but now, I'm starting to make a lot of friends and hang out lots of people and go out. Yes. PS. All the time and I'm always busy and that's the way I like my life to be. I like to always have stuff to do. I don't like to just sit around. I don't like to lay around watch television and stuff like that. Yeah. So [laughter]. Um, and I started seeing someone, huh. Who. The sweetest dancer. No, I wish that would've been a dream. Huh. No he's, a white guy. Yeah. Oh wait guy imagine that [laughter]. Yeah, I know he like Island tiered this I've been volunteering since I am moved here at this woman's house. The guy in the office that you wrote about. No. I don't know. I don't think so he's, not from any office. Oh. I thought the guy that you volunteered in the volunteer office. Do you know if he's gay or not? Huh. Okay, he okay, I met him through that guy though. . Because every Tuesday night I go out to this pup with, um, that guy and a group of other people who volunteer at this health center and that guy isn't day, but he does have a girlfriend. Huh. He lives right next to me. Oh. . And, um, so. Through him, I met this guy, Tim he's, 668. Huh. Oh. He looks exactly like the doctor on yards that kind of tall bonding like the head guy doctor green, I don't know who that is, but. Who's balding was? Well, yeah, but the young version. Okay, [laughter]. Oh. okay, okay, [laughter]. He is kinda. He does have sort of receiving airline he's. Not that great. Looking. I mean, he's kinda he's, a huge, man he's gonna he's, not fat, but he's really big. I've been a huge man too don't. You love it. Oh. 6666. I've, never seen it a big, man before. Yes. I couldn't believe it was amazing. Oh. We met like, okay, like I said, we we go to, I have to say it's really fast. We're. This far every Tuesday we play this game called it's really stupid. But we have a lot of fun. . So this one Tuesday, I showed up and I waited and waited. Nobody else showed up and finally just tam showed up and it was just the two of us and you can't play this game really with two people. You need a group of six or eight or something. But we did it and we stayed there like four hours we talk and talk and talk and then you know that climb song crazy crazy crazy for feel in. So lonely. You know. Huh. No, but anyway, okay. Oh yeah, I'm. Sure, you know, but I just can't think, right. Okay. But it came on, I was like, oh. I really love song. It's. So nice. He like too bad there's. No place to dance in here. Yeah, it's really too bad. Then he's dragging me up. We're in this really. She leaves E bar. Not the kind of place. We're supposed to dance. We start dancing to song or dancing just like slow dancing you know, it's just slow country song actually then we dance the song and then start guessing and we start doing very bad things then like the public and I mean, I've been seeing him like a lot since then it's really hard. Yeah. [laughter]. Cause I feel like the same way. I don't really wanna get heavily involved in one person right now. Huh. Yeah. I feel like I really need to see several people, blah. Yeah. But are you link him? I don't know, it's. Just strange though. He's a waiter he's 27. He didn't go to college. The. He has like two years of a under spelled for English Temple. Yeah. I said he's been working over the years, but. I. Keep them at EarthLink. . This is my advice to advice. Oh. definitely huh. I'm just saying that to you because like, yeah, there's a couple other guys here and it's like it that way I really do like I never thought I could get a couple people at one time, but working really well. Huh. Huh. I want to, I think, it's a really good experience. I think it's really. . I mean, I think it's a necessary experience. Yeah. I don't think it's necessarily natural me or anything. But I think is something that everyone needs to do it. Well, I'm. Sorry, I think that it is like nice for me. Like I just thought before I always thought I was this way. This way. And ever since my same with David for some reason. I've been branching out a lot. That's cool. And I realized well, this could be me too. This could be it. Oh. well, this is me. Cool. Yeah, so I'm dating this English guy to who's six foot five and we were at a party and I got really drunk, but besides the. and we are dancing and so we start guessing to and all the stuff and and so, he's interesting, he's a lawyer from England, but he's from his programs taking time off and he is I don't know, he's an interesting character and then there's other Japanese guy, we went to Canada together, which was an interesting day trip because we can barely talk to each other since we only keep me and I always speak English we're trying to keep each other like he was telling me it's it's going really slow. Really. Oh. . So you. Huh. Yeah. Huh. Huh. Yes, create your own language. [laughter]. Yeah, so like a a relationship is very like schedule and the only one I've touched physically is the guy from English. So I'm trying to keep my distance from him because that just went too fast for me. Huh huh. Yeah, it's hard for me to keep my distance. I think actually I just like really really really. Try to get to know people like really deep down and like delve into their dark deepest deepest darkest secrets and. I need to stop. I mean, like I started, I I started staying with the sky, not staying with him, but I mean, hang out with the sky like every other night or something and I thought, huh, I need to stop. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm home. This weekend. My dad's real sick and, um, we. No it's. The same problem as before. Oh. yes, it's much worse. And he has to have a lot of like really serious surgery and above on. No, I hope you. I came home for this weekend. My birthday is on Monday. Did you remember [laughter]? It. Oh. you're phone. No, I didn't remember what [laughter]. Oh. oh my God, no it's. Okay. Oh. everything's Monday. If you really care and you would remember [laughter]. Oh. no, I don't. Do that, huh. Oh. you tried Flynn. Oh. it's. Okay, [laughter]. Oh. I'm. So sorry. It's. Okay. Oh God. Okay, okay mail takes two weeks and I said, I'm here. Huh. Huh. Yeah, you could get it within at least a month. Sorry. You might get it before you see me in December. If you . Yeah. Oh. I'm. So sorry, . That's. Okay. Oh no. That's. Alright. I've been. So horrible. Like I I really wish we could come in. We could just talk and talk and talk. I wish I could tell you all the things that have happened. I know. Well, have you met people there who can just like hang out within like cool? Yeah, R is in miles. Cool. Are those men? And then there's a bar that we go to a lot. Are these men are these men. What. My miles is a man or if there's a woman, she's from new Jersey. African American. Yep. I never thought befriends someone like her, but we are and miles it's just annoying as hell, but I like, from England straight. . Okay, usually people you're gonna dial in with right. Yeah, they're nice you'd. Okay, well I get along with them. Like, yeah, you would there. I'm definitely getting that. You have to like our it is so easy to get along with and miles is like nothing bothers them. Yes. Nothing anything anything. It's gonna be pulled in the winter. So he's really. No it's warm. Okay. That's a nice thing. Okay, so we're talking round trip ticket, new York Thailand, December in new York. Yeah. Bangkok, actually the on those dates. Yes. The 16th. Yeah, I don't know when we're coming home. I mean, you have already bought the ticket. I think. 20. Yeah. Okay. Definitely going. Oh. I would love to do that. Yeah, so try and try. Okay. Oh. that would be cool. Yes, what is this research for this? T gonna do this conversation. I have no clue. I have no clue right now. Okay. I mean, don't worry about it. Just take my name out of it. Okay. No, there's. No names there's definitely names. Oh. okay. It's it's kept private and confidential. So. When was this weekend tomorrow? Huh. I'm going to a cabin with with because this guy one of the guys this other guy that I have mentioned, I meant a party when I um, since his birthday and so he's like, oh. so he's running out of cabin for his birthday and having a party like all weekend at the cabin. Oh huh. Huh. Yeah. [laughter]. Huh. So he called me at work today and like he told me about this party and asked if I wanted like a few weeks ago and he said he'd call me in November, I I was like, yeah, right whatever. So he did he called me today worth and he's like you know, come to my party and Vaughn, Brian Clinton, I'll, come pick you up tomorrow. Cool. And this guy Clinton, he is gorgeous. [laughter]. Are these American guys. Yeah, it's from Alaska. He's, like half Japanese have something else. Huh. Sounds like Charles. Yeah, and he's gorgeous. But he is so sexually messed up. It's, not funny. I know. He's like bisexual. Okay, that sounds like Charles too [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, and he like totally totally messed up and he's. So, he's. So he so good looking though like he's just so horribly. Well, I don't know. Good looking one of those guys, you have stay away from me. You don't want to and then, um, to this other guy is having the party like I find really attractive to and so he's having all these people up. All right. You. His cabin and they're gonna pick me up at 1. So I'm gonna spend the weekend there. It's really strange, huh. Well, that's like a lot of fun. I know any of these people, but I guess, that'll be fun. Oh. that sounds really exciting. You'll be in the country. That'll be cool. Yeah, and tell you, how you wanna Hollin contest, huh. No. There's there's, a couple of parties few weekends ago. Huh huh. And I handed my custom as a Witcher. Yeah. And so it, it just consisted of like fish net stockings and like, um, the see through script material and it's like hand maid and pin together, orange shirt and a hat. Huh. Mhm. Huh. And so there's a costume contact at this bar that when that went to and, um, I had one custom prize. Wow. It's, like one of most exciting. [laughter]. Cruel. It was really fun. Let me. That was like I don't know why that was the best party. I ever went to just like that. This year and dancing and stuff is a lot of fun anyway. Well. It sounds really done, but it was a lot of fun it's hard to. It sounds like fun. I should ask you actually really quickly though. You're gonna be in Japan after the 26th and you have time often and what. Um, I see. I try to find. That's the thing. I'm, not sure when school starts again. Huh. My calendar. Yeah, I'll be back in July and I have time off. I think only. It has time off until the 8th I believe. Okay, now I mean, do you like it there or would you say I mean, it's like you know, from a Taurus perspective would this be a good place for me to go? Right. Definitely, but the thing that I'm saying is I think like we could go to co, which is like right it's really close to Vicky it's like the next feature below us, but because it's cooled not is the best time to. Huh. Huh. Yeah.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. So just don't tell me your deep dark secrets [laughter]. Okay, so we just been thinking. Oh yeah, they're, trying to be careful [laughter]. Now are you. Hi, I'm. Good, how are you. Good. Um, first of all another happy birthday and your presence will becoming. Okay, thank you thank you for calling things. Okay. Huh. Were so crazy. These last weeks and then I finally got it together to call you and then the pin number had run out of time. Huh. So I had to wait another week and then last week, didn't work and so I had to wait another week and it's just so it goes R R time schedules are really pretty terrible. Yeah. Bye. Yeah, it's really awful and and what happens with me then which is really stupid. Is that when I think about calling it's the wrong date? Of course, and if you don't get the right day. Yeah, then forget it. Forget it because our schedules are absolutely. You know. Exactly. Oh. So I want to also on Thursday I'll say it would be really nice to call. [laughter]. Yeah, well, [laughter]. Well, anyway. And and anyway, because otherwise, uh, these past week, I've been crazy crazy crazy busy. I know Jesse told me you were so busy. Oh. You couldn't go seem. . Yeah, right. That was really a nuisance. And and she didn't even acknowledge it was a problem. I. Huh. Nevermind who's having a wonderful day. Oh. wow. [laughter]. Our mother, the four year old anyway, I'm. No, but yes, [laughter]. Sorry, that she didn't even acknowledge that, but it probably hit her later. Yes. You know. Yeah, no, but she did remember, but it seems that this has been reversed the the idea of getting somebody else to pay was a good idea. Yeah, it's a great idea. . And that's. Nice. Because she can do that much more often. You. Yeah, it's, wonderful for her. She seems really just. So so that was a. Yeah, anyways, you guys have a nice time except for that is a Joshua a father. Okay. Yeah, he's doing pretty. Well, he's. You know, he had a very mild stroke. I think if you have a stroke at all. Huh. He had the best kind you can have. Huh. Um, and evidently, it's a he has an irregular heartbeat, which is what they think caused it. The kind that if it's a regular all the time. . Um, evidently it causes the possibility of causing a clock is very high and so, um, they, I don't quite understand. Huh. If they're gonna do this or not, but sometimes they administer a small shock to try and get it started back on track. Huh. Um, so it gets back to normal beat. But otherwise they just try with drugs or something. Well, no, what they do is they,. Give him drugs for an entire coagulant. So that whatever clock was in there and caused that. Hopefully gets dissolved, but then they you know, they have to monitor that very closely because for example, a week and a half ago, they said, okay, um, you can't. Huh. Huh. . Chaves until we see you again. No. In other words, you'll need to death. If you uh, it's. Oh , right huh. See it's a very dangerous what's. Actually what's more dangerous is that some sort of internal bleeding begins and you don't know about it until you're dead. Bye. So, but they, they cut them down to one check up a week instead of two, which is a very promising and you know how it goes. Yes. Huh. Yeah. Those little things. I'm. Sure, you recall our very meaningful [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Well, I was at I was at a meeting yesterday and that was the the something to do with the hospital and so we went, we had, we had lunch at the hospital. Huh. It's really weird going into the hospital. Oh that must have been very weird. Yeah. Have you been to that hospital since your call? Uh, no, no, um, but I've been, I you know, I've been looking at it for a while already. So it was okay. Huh. And I was looking at the, I was there for two days for a meeting in the day before I had already looked up. Um, because I know the walkway between the two parts of the buildings where I would walk you know, and things like that. So, so that was okay, and we had coffee down in the normal coffee place. Huh. So and the people there who had visited me were there and so we talked about things and that was fine. Huh. Huh. So the. What was the meeting there for? It was about projects, and yeah, there's a there's, a group of people who do work in computer stuff and languages also at the hospital. Oh. at the hospital. Oh. oh. I see. So anyway, you've been horribly busy I'm. Everything. Yes, horribly horribly horribly. Sorry. Trouble. But now, it's. Now, it's over with now. It's. Okay. Good. So now I can, uh, well, it start to feel normally. Huh. How long do you get to seal normally? Can. Uh, I'm not sure, but anyway, for the time being I'm normal. Huh huh. So, okay. It's a it's going through a getting back to normal with things like going through your email. Huh. And you know, electronic mail and cleaning out the last 200 messages that you had ignored because you didn't have time to a look at them. Oh my God. Oh. my God, that sounds like a nightmare. [laughter]. F. I come home to three messages on my answering machine. Yeah. I practically shut this thing off for. Exactly. So this is a. Wish. Lightning would strike and just break it or something. Huh. Any. Anyway, so you have a nice time with Jessie. Yeah, I have a wonderful. I've heard about that. Yeah. Yeah, I have a wonderful time with Jesse that was really great, except she probably told you don't go to Santa Barbara steering fiesta. Not the time to go to Santa Barbara they're 20000000 people there. Huh. Huh. I mean, not no kidding. But it was really fun anyway, but we got sort of burned out going downtown because. Yes, the the 4th of July there's not that many people. Not compared. There's not you're, not overwhelmed by people. Yeah, nothing like fiesta. I mean, it was nothing and that's probably you know, we don't have much to compare. Well, you have more because you've been there more, but. That's probably more than is usually they're and fiesta was that means I think half of LOS Angeles went to Santa Barbara for fiesta. Huh. Huh. But um, it was fun anyway. Well, it was. I didn't care where I was with Jesse if I just stayed in the car traffic jam and talk to her. Yes. I don't really care, but. But what is siesta anyway. I don't know. Um, well, it's. I don't know, it's a general term. I mean, they have that in new Mexico to it's just it's a Hispanic celebration. I don't know what it. If if it even, you know, it acknowledges, some particular date or anything. I think it's just a yearly. You know, festival like like Carnival or something. Yes. I do. You know, just the time everybody gets dressed up and there were you know hundreds of incredibly cute little kids. All wearing their you know, purple and silver outfits and makeup and they look so proud of themselves and they weren't really really cute. Yeah, he's really 50. Yeah, right. But it's just you know, lots of parade lots and lots of trades. I mean, parade seem to be the the main thing to do. And then you know, stands where you can get all kinds of you know, talk is and this kind of thing and. That sorry, ban singing and stuff like that. So. I don't really know what it is beyond that, but it was really fun anyways. But it's, no, you didn't know there was any special historical. Not that I know of no, I mean in new Mexico it's, same. They just have someone called siesta and it just everybody has a big party. Yeah. I don't. I don't know if there's anything connected to it or not, but anyway, that was lots of fun. Huh. So how's the and then, oh. yeah, but then they've been there since in the meantime to at your place. [laughter]. Yeah, that's, right. Is that before that was after yeah, that was when when the when the Josh father had? Right. They. That's right. That's, right. Just to keep track of the the times because I want to congratulate you on the keyboard. They were here. I heard that that was. Oh yeah, Blair. They cute there. That was so sweet of them. You know that Jesse had seen those six more than six months before that. And remembered which was amazing to me. Huh. And I kept refusing to try them on because I thought. You know why should I try them on their $200. I'm, not gonna buy them, but anyway, she remembered. Yeah. So that was really really sweet. And,. Have them that was it was a fun visit. Unfortunately, that all happened with Josh. Yeah. Dad, right. When we were gonna go somewhere, but? Um, we had a fun time. Anyway and some friends of mine. Were looking around a portal you know where Jessie Jessie tell you where they went and stayed. Well I don't remember that she said the name or anything. Just it was somewhere. Yeah, it's. This place that's very special to them that they told us about and we went and visited it before we even came here. Huh. To him. And it's just this little bitty full Canyon that looks like paralyse the minute, you walk into it and they have little cabins for rent there and when Josh and I first visited before we even moved here. . We both just went. Oh. let's. Just buy one of those cabins and forget about forget about having a Kathy. Right. Just hang on [laughter]. We can have a Kathy where one person a day comes and has a Cup of coffee anyway, it's really really pretty. . Yes, [laughter]. And evidently, Michael, had,. Huh. Huh. Actually, Jesse went with him years and years ago when he was at UCLA there's a research station up in this Canyon and and. . Oh yeah, because she had said to me that they didn't stay there. They want to to have something a bit more. The different. Yeah. Right, anyway, so that's, how that spot came into the picture and they finally went there and stayed there. And have a wonderful time. Huh. And some friends of mine. Who live here? We're looking at property for sale. All over the place and that was one of the places they were looking in that particular area and so I got them to give me the real estate now of where it was and sent it to Jesse Michael hopeful hoping to, uh, and I put a little arrow that said you are here hoping to egg them on. [laughter]. Huh. Huh. So. Well, it's high time that they buy something somewhere. So. Yeah, well, I you know I figure I mean, it's none of my business and you know, it's hard to say what what people you know, I asked I asked Jesse. blank. You know, can you. Are you in a position to buy something right now? Huh. If you know the land here relatively speaking is really cheap. Yeah. I mean, like $500 an accurate. You know, and she said, yeah, so I thought shit you know whatever happens maybe they should just buy some land and you know if whatever they can come and camp on it. Yes. . You know, when they come to visit because they don't like bed and breakfast and you know, it's. Yeah. Sometimes it's, good when you have the money to get the things you want because later on you know. Yeah, well, they've been talking about getting game places for a long time and they just never get around to getting any place. Yeah, I know. Well, I think I mean, I'm just imagining you know what their position is because it's I'm. Sure, it's it's very hard. When you're doing something and you can't get out of it? Yeah. You know, to do any anything. Well, they won't, but but they can at least have you know some vacation time or something. Right or you know whatever whatever happens in the future if you buy some land it's, yours, you know, I mean in the taxes on it or nothing. Huh. . I mean, even if. You can always tell it in in the worst case you know. Yeah, but now is the time because real state's really going up around here now. Um, southeastern, Arizona has gotten a lot of attention. I think there's lots of urban. Refugee type stuff happening where people are. Unhappy more. And more with the city and they don't know what to do or how to leave or how to make a living, but a lot of people just come here and go fuck it. I'll figure something out. So it's kind of a strange thing to be happening. Um, you know, very sort of entire. Yeah. What we were all brought up to to do you know, it's kind of backwards of the American dream where you get your carrier in your little house and everything? Huh. [laughter]. Anyway, so I've been trying to tempt them. [laughter]. So I told them that we would go and look at this property if they wanted, but um, anyway. Yeah, but they also fix the Christmas vacation there. So. Yeah, yeah, well when I heard about that. I thought, Gee, [laughter]. Maybe. Yeah, maybe they really you know, are obviously they're attracted to that area. Well. Yeah. I think Michael even more. N. So it's kind of isolated. Huh. But anyway, I think with those guys, you know, they just as soon go camp out somewhere as stay in the bed and breakfast and have to have breakfast with 15 people. They never met before you know, [laughter]. Huh. They usually come running over here instead even though the breakfast is paid for. We sit on the patio and have breakfast instead. Yeah, I've been in breakfast places drives me crazy too. Yeah, it's it's kind of it's. Not my thing. I actually have found a little apartment. I mean, this would be for you to if you were interested in it because our our house is hard to put up. Huh. Yes. I mean, we can't one person's. Okay, with two it gets pretty hard, but the way we just changed everything around it it's really not much privacy at all for a you know, people visiting, but we just found some acquaintances of ours that come to the cafe. . System. They have a very small apartment that they rent to people visiting which you know, has a little tiny kitchen and it's just very nice and private you know. Huh. Huh. Yeah, right you just have your own place. Right. So it's not a hotel or it's. Not a place like some of these places in busy or you know the bathroom is down the Hall. This kind of thing. Yeah, right, uh huh. It's not. So much fun. And expensive besides and other than that they're. These nice bed and breakfast, but anyway, that's. Nice option it's $30 a night. Which is. Because they have an extra apartment or a that they just yet. They do they have like a little in what's called an in law apartment here. Huh. It's like a small apartment. You know which totally separate entrance and all that. Huh. And it has a little kitchen and everything. So I think that'd be a nice thing for people. So that's what you have to do you have to build yourself an in law apartment [laughter]. Huh, right. We'll. Just blast, a hole in the rocks underneath our house. Huh. Yes. No that'll be nice. Huh. Anyway. Do that. Yeah, anyway, how's. The how's business going these dates. It's it's going. Okay, this month has been kind of slow, but for the most part it's we're doing pretty good it's. You know, it's a we live in such a small town that you have to short of gear your expectations down a little bit from. Huh. You know, when you live in a town that's only got 6500 people in it. Um, your you know, customer pool is is very tiny and we've we've been you know, breaking even for a long time we would like to make a little bit more. Yeah. So that we. Not work quite so hard. Huh. But I most of the time we feel really pretty lucky that we have done as well as we have given given how small the town is all. Yeah, the the question is simply to rationalize and in a way that you're making enough money and that's still fun for you. Yeah, that's the you know, I mean, it's. You have to figure out what's what's the best way to rationalize that him. Yeah, it's hard to say because sometimes you get in another moved like a string of things happened like Josh dad and he had to go away and that was kind of expensive for us to replace him and then of course you know, he's upset and everybody's upset and I was upset and that gets exhausting and then you know, the next the first days off, we had together. Okay. I went, I got stung by a Scorpion, which is no big deal. It's. Just that it. I heard it was horrible paying for a serious amount of time. It's it was ridiculously long. Yeah. I mean, I had to ice my leg 10 minutes on 10 minutes off for 12 hours, which is really more and it's a real. Bye. Yeah. I mean, there goes your whole day, you know, and. But don't they have pain pills for that? No, they don't actually, huh. Not not that I know of anyway, that's. All they tell you is to just do that. And you know, I did it for. So I actually gave myself a little frostbite. I mean, I made a little burn on my leg. Not. I [laughter]. I mean. I tried to number the payment. Well for how long can you keep track of 10 minutes on and 10 minutes off. Yeah, [laughter]. I mean, God, you know, it's it was really ridiculous. I mean, it's, you know, not it's once you find out you're, not allergic to them and you're not gonna have convulsions and die. You know, it's. It. No big deal except that it hurts like Holy hell. Yeah. I mean, you so it's like, uh, it's like a burn pain where it gets to this level where you think. You're gonna screen if you don't put the ice back on you know, anyway. So that that was one our first day off and then the plumbing backed up twice in the last 322.5 weeks in the cafe one day, it's backed up at 10 o'clock in the morning on Saturday and that that was really a lot of fun, huh. Bye. So we had to close for the rest of the day and if all I'm leading up to is if all if things like that happen. You know, a few weeks in a row your mood kind of tends to go to hell a little bit and you start. . Yeah, you tolerance level is somewhere around 0. Yeah, and you start going this sucks. You know, and I'm sick of being poor and I'm sick of these problems and and then it goes away and you go. Yes. Oh. it's, not. So bad. You know, we're really you know, we're really pretty lucky in a lot of ways. Yeah, life not. So bad. So, it's that's. All I'm trying to say, is your mood sort of it's hard to it's hard to judge. These things sometimes you know, it's. So how is it. This week. This week was just fine. Huh. This week was fine. . And, uh, it you know, it's very quite downtown. So we don't take it personally. That were that the business is a little quiet and it's it's not that quite either. So you also get in. Did you have these lunch or people coming and stuff? Huh. Yeah, we do. We have a you know, pretty regular bunch at. You know, it's kind of town also where people's income is small enough. That, um, the only people that really can afford to go out to lunch. I mean people will go out to breakfast. You know, coffee and stuff like that, but lunch is more of a luxury so you you'll have an even smaller pool of people who work for the county for example, you know, and have you know, really steady job? Huh. Huh. Um, but we have a really nice bunch, especially from the courthouse there's, a group of the whole public defender's office comes in and they're really fun bunch. And they always have these wild arguments, which are really fun. And interesting to listen to. Yeah, you get to what's the local policy too. Yeah, you do actually and they're really smart. You know, um, for the most part, literal bunch to our very open about lots of you know, the things that they think. And I guess public defender's offices or are generally. Um, usually pretty liberal. Do good or type you know, people who wanna you know, they don't get paid very much and basically, you know, it's it's. . All sort of you know, it's subsidized. You know, um, defense for people who can't afford to hire a lawyer. . Um, but they're really nice bunch. I like. So, so the id listed to and somewhere. Yeah, they are although they're they're. You know, very down to Earth when you talk to them about you know, what it means to try and be a Dugar and how quickly you learn that. You know, they, uh, one woman that I'm, particularly friendly with it's a public defender. I like her a lot. Um, she is in the juvenile department and you know, it's, particularly frustrating. Is that. Because they're screwed up kids and the parents are screwed up to and you know, she'll ask them, you know, what's their name and what happened and they'll say I didn't. Huh. Do it. Well, just tell me what happened you know, and then mom will say he didn't. Do it. You know, she's crying just just tell me what happened. You know then the next time they have an appointment. Huh. They don't show up right. Yeah. So here's the public defender trying to say to the judge they're coming really. They really they are coming you know, after days and days of preparing to defend this person. That's questionable. Anyway. So. Anyway, it's it's. Yeah, that's that's weird though. But do you share no, everybody in town? Yeah, pretty much. It's a very small town. Yeah, exactly. I mean, it's a different life, huh. Huh. It's a little bit like double door where people say. So. I saw you walking at your front door where were you going this afternoon. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, it's like, Hey, what do you mean? Well, it's, just walking out the front door. Nevermind. But for the most part it's pretty friendly people are people are fairly gossipy here, which is not surprising. But it's also pretty easy to to keep out of it. Somehow I don't know we don't find it too. Hard to just stay out of it. Well, that's part of life in that kind of situation because there's not that much else to do. Right, right. And they also it's fairly friendly for the most part once in awhile people get kinda vicious and AP about it. And it turns me off a lot and I people tell me stuff. I wish I don't wanna hear it. You know, I mean, I just wish they didn't tell sometimes I tell people I don't wanna hear it. . You know, just don't even tell me. But, um, for the most part, it's pretty friendly because I think also since you're sort of stuck with each other here, you are inspired and motivated to get along. For the most part. Everybody is gonna stay here, huh. Yeah, but uh, that's. A very special thing. Because there's a higher level of tolerance for that. Huh. And there really is here too. I mean people differ about all kinds of things. Politics and stuff and there's a level of friendliness that's very nice. I mean, I I enjoyed being greeted by people. It's. Some I find it. It's. It takes me a little getting used to go like I visited Berkeley. This summer and everybody the minute, they see you. They look away like they're scared. You know what you're you're gonna do something to the. There. That's just not here. I mean that love people. Aren't afraid of each other and that way. Well, you can't afford to be because you're gonna still see the person everyday, huh. Right, right, but also that fear of, I don't know when when you're in a larger place. I think it's just naturally you have to shut out a lot because it's too much stimulation. I mean, you just get over stimulated if you said if you said. Hi, to every single person you saw a walking in the streets of general you'd be rack in an hour. You know, I mean, it's. Huh. You know, I mean, actually, I think people have their small cultures like in your business I'll bet, you know, you have your small study. Yeah, right yeah, yeah, the , but in the neighborhood to there's there's. There. This wonderful guy who, uh, I don't know where he lives, but he lives somewhere, but I always walk around here. He's crazy. Huh. He seriously crazy and he's a just referred to by everybody in that. Everybody knows of him. They don't know him, but they know of him and they we calm the Cardinal. The card. No [laughter]. Yeah, because he got a sort of sort of semi preaching and sort of semi telling the world off. Huh. Yeah, and yeah, and I mean a lot of times it's totally incoherent to talk that he has, but it's a real loud, voice. [laughter]. Huh. So it carries over the Street and they just throw bladders on and so you just hear them and you say the the Cardinals talking again. Huh. Right. The Cardinal that's pretty good. We have a guy like that. His name is Bible, Bob. And he just goes around blabbing about the Bible. I mean, endlessly really sometimes he stops and kicks occurred, but that's about it. He just there to take him. He stops actually regularly in front of across the Street from our places. The statue, the iron man. . And he has pretty long conversations with the iron man, which is fine, huh. Yeah, well, yes, the the Cardinal he gets out of booking, you write things down. Huh. [laughter]. Surely you're, right [laughter]. That's pretty funny. Okay, so that's that's where does you know, I'm great. . And how is Josh. Otherwise. Josh is pretty good he's he's very good. He's banging around the living room, right now. Where we're painting? Our living room. We have this 13rd of our house that we were trying to pretend. Didn't exist because it's. So ugly and year. And a half later, we finally decided, well, doesn't seem to be going away. So let's let's love. It and take care of it instead. So we're fixing it up. Well, what what's it. What's. It useful for me. What's. It. Well, it's, the main room that you walk into when you enter the house. So, it's about a 3rd of the square footage of the house, huh. Oh. . So it will become the main living room. Um, when we're done fixing it up. We've sort of been living in all the other parts of the house and treating that room is the the garbage. So you have it, you have another room there. You just sort of ignored. Yes, right, right. So we just decided that's this is silly. You know, because we're not gonna be able to afford it. Do major work on it for who knows how long. So it looks much better. It's already. We painted half of it last week and we're about to paint the other half of it. I don't know what he's doing and they're banging around it's covered with him. Fake plastic wood paneling like all of the like all over the place like on the ceiling. Oh wonderful. Yeah. I mean, these people I don't know what was on their minds, but some guy about 30 or 40 years ago came through busy with fake plastic wood paneling and made a fortune because it's all over everything and the people here. Bye. Huh. So funny. I mean, it's. They just went go great let's. Put it on the ceiling to that. Looks good. Okay. You know. For all. Huh. I know, he's ripping it off right now we were just gonna when you painted it looks fine. It just looks like a wall. I mean, it doesn't, look awful anymore. Huh. So, how's, your kilo, apartment. Well, it's, um, it's always the same hasn't hasn't involved at all lately. Huh. I keep thinking about doing something. Well, actually it's full, right now. It's very full. Full of. Well, it's full of a puzzle. Oh. . Well, there's one room is for the puzzle 7500 pieces. Huh. Well. Huh, what 70050000 my God what's. Yes. It up. Um, it's. A skyline of new York. Oh. wow, that sounds pretty exciting. So it's a 3rd of it is sky, a 3rd of it is water. Huh. . And then there's a 3rd of it is buildings in between. And when did you start on the sky? Yes. Oh of course you saved the buildings for last right. Huh. The the no, actually I'm doing the buildings because I I couldn't quite a the sky was a some serious business. Yeah, I'll bet, what that 2200 pieces of sky [laughter]. So. Yeah, exactly. So it has closet had clouds in it. So yeah. Oh. that's, good that's. Nice. So you can get those mixed up with the clouds reflecting the water right. But. No, no, the the wire is just pure or where. There's. No reflection there. Oh. well, that makes it easier. Actually sometimes the reflections or did Jesse. Yeah, okay. Tell you we did a puzzle in Santa Barbara. I assisted on getting one that we could actually do in two days. Yes. Huh. I was afraid. We're gonna start this puzzle and you know, it'll just be stupid and we actually did it in half a day. So that was kind of a bomb. It was cute though. Yeah, that's that's. The kind that's the kind to do. I suppose you haven't been doing that recently. No, not really although I'd like to winter's coming and that's a good thing to do in winter. Well, I think the best have some stock with someone. That's. I I sent her some recently that she can pass on to you. Huh. Yeah, actually, I enjoy doing a lot. This one that's, Jesse. I did was like an extended. Morning puzzle was like a a big a big morning puzzle. Huh. Yes. You probably could do it in five minutes. It was good. I haven't done a long time. So as long. Yeah, have you been doing more cards and stuff like that? Yeah, lots of cards people buy them at the cafe. All the time. It's really fun. Actually, my our employees, usually snatch up most of them, the minute. I bring them in. They have these friends that that have this thing about my cards now. So they can't wait to see what the next one is it's really cute. Let's. See, really deal going there. I do and, um, one of our employees, Jesse was wonderful. Um, they're. Both wonderful really. Her daughter's having all kinds of problems, but she has a really good sense of humor. So I made this one card of this woman. Who's sort of lying on the ground? She looks like she's paying for something. Good to happen and there's a rock falling on her from the sky and Jesse thought that was such a great joke. . That she wanted to send her daughter. A whole bunch of them to send to her friends. Huh. Which her daughter wanted. I mean, she thought this is great I'll. Just send this to my friends and it'll. Tell everybody where I'm at so I made a whole bunch of those that was pretty fun. And once in a while I've been drawing designs for my friend Lynette. Who makes the rubber stamp? Now she makes rubber stamp. Yeah, that's. What she does? She has a catalog. She used to have the store in Santa Fe that really. That really good 1. Yeah, the great one that really got me going. Yes, yes, uh huh. Yeah. Um, and she sold that to a friend and now she just has catalog since she moved here and she produces rubber stamps and she's really really nice person. We've gotten to be good friends. So I actually go to her house and mess around with stuff and, um, occasionally I draw stuff for her to turn into stamps. So, it's really neat. She sends away for a plate some kind of metal plate and then she has this thing called a localize er. That you put the plate in and lay. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay, I'm I was wondering if you could tell me a little bit about the program. Um, what exactly. Goes on and. Okay, well basically it's an intensive program designed to last four weeks each session is four weeks long, although we do have two sessions in 1996. Huh. That will be two weeks long. Huh. But our general for weeks session involves seven hours of contact each day of a Spanish. It involves starting at nine o'clock in the morning with three hours of grammar instruction and then it's followed immediately by an hour of group conversation with the same instructor. Same class, but we have extensive gardens here with institute and so students will usually go out to a garden setting because it'll be more comfortable and then after a break for lunch students returned and we have a complete flip of,. . Instruction in that instead of textbook and clinical type instruction. We have hands on and we have we offer work shops in backdrop leaving regional cooking of Asha. Um, at style pottery and if we have large groups we also also offer for . Vance and those are two hours a day Monday through Thursday and they're really in place not so much to teach students of craft, but they're in place to facilitate Spanish language acquisition for with the hands on project. . Um, it's, our our belief that using the language will give students an opportunity to have better retention each time. They use it. They feel a little more comfortable. The vocabulary expands and whatnot and then the last hour is a daily. Um, enter combo are and that's where someone from the community in Oaxaca comes to the institution. They were going with one of our students. One on one as a conversation partner and if the student here the wearing glitch speaking, English being there. Native language then half the time would be in English half the time would be in Spanish. . And we offer, um, included in the course, our lectures weekly lectures and we have films and other cultural presentations. And all that is included within the same package. We also offer optional towers on the weekends going to points of interest around walk is I don't know if you're familiar with , but it's. No. Um, really rich with archaeological sites and indigenous market places and craft villages. Huh. It's. So there's a lot to see. Is the program geared primarily toward? . Beginning level Spanish speakers. No, no, we offer seven different levels ranging from true beginners people who know, absolutely nothing about Spanish. All the way up through advanced and literature levels. . So we have something for everybody when you arrive. We would give you a placement test it's a two part test the first part is written and it would test you on present tents. Um, direct and indirect objects goes all the way through subjective and you actually do some writing as well. And after the instructor would grade that then they would would would speak with you and that would be the second portion of the test. They would ask you a lot of questions about wire here setting Spanish. Um, where you're from why are you interested in Spanish in particular as opposed to some other language. Have you visited other places within Mexico and whatnot? There really zeroing in on how you. Use the language when you're speaking and that helps them to more fine tune where they place you. Oh. I see and how many people are in each group a? Maximum according to our brochure is 10, although we have never had a group of 10. Um, averages more around six and it can be lower we've had groups of one before is that a group. Huh. Oh. really. I don't think, it's a group, huh. Huh. And, um, how long is is the program. It's designed to last four weeks, but students can come by the week if they wish we advise if they do come by the week that they try to come at the beginning of the session. So they don't have instructional gaps. You know, when for example, if the class is going on three weeks and we certainly have a student arrive the end of the second or 3rd week. It can be a little bit difficult and the student will enter into a class. It's been in session already. Two or three weeks. Um, we frequently though. Do have students who don't arrive at the beginning because their their schedules. Don't allow them to have you know, conformity to our our schedule and they they do it. I have been a student here several times myself I'm. Now the assistant director and when I first came, I came the last two weeks of the December session and the first two weeks of the January session and it was doable it was it was difficult. . The last two weeks, but I did it. It was the only time I had to operate with and so it was. Alright and then of course, the January session when I started with the rest of the group at the beginning of the session was more easy to to to feel the flow of the class right away because the ground rules were there in front of me. Huh. And are the accommodations there on premises or? No, we we offer several options. The vast majority of our students take host family homes as of the way to go when they're here in Oaxaca. They pay, um, a base price of $11 a day. And that includes a private room and,. Full breakfast. And it may or may not include a private Bath. It really depends on each family. We tell the students that it's not a hotel it's it's, a it's, a home and the id. Huh. Isn't. So much for luxury it's more for,. Really communicating with people and getting to know the culture by way of the people and the vast majority the homes are middle class to lower upper class very nice homes in the family that we've worked with for years. Um, if the student wishes other meals with the host family for an additional $4 a day, the student, can have a meter, which is a large midday mail. . And you can eat very very well in Oaxaca and $4, but the the $4 mail would be primarily for the purposes of of interacting with the whole family and then there's the same now, which is a very light very late evening mail that's anywhere between 739 o'clock at night. . That's an additional $2. Um, it can be as simple as panel. Say and a couple hot chocolate. But and it's, not it's, not formal it's, not a formal mail. The way the saying is. Would it be possible to accommodate vegetarians or? Huh. Oh yeah, we do that. All the time you were very used to it. Okay. Especially here in . Well in Mexico in general with tortilla and beans and all the the wealth of fruits and vegetables it would be very simple. Oh. that's good. If if students don't want a home stay and they wish. To have, um, alternative accommodations. We can help with apartments and hotels. And that sort of thing. Um, they would need to send a deposit. But um, a lot of people when they call us, they don't really speak enough. Spanish or they don't feel comfortable enough with the Spanish to make reservations. Or their hotels close by or. It's lots. Yeah. Okay, and if the ad says that you offer workshop and cooking as well. Huh. Huh. And leaving and pottery. Huh. And sometimes that's. For . And and that's all incorporated into the program. Huh. I see. And, um, and so say, um, I wanted to enroll in the beginning program. Huh. Um, that would also be for six weeks. Did you say? No four week. Four weeks. I see and could you give me some idea as to what the the price might be. Okay, the price is a one time $50 registration fee and $400 for the session or $100 by the week. Or 100 by a week. . I see. Um, and do you have anymore? Printed information on. We have a brochure. Huh. Would it be possible to send me one? I sure will let me grab a piece of paper. Hold on just one moment. Okay. Okay. Okay, my name is Richard Janice that's. Could you spell your last name? Yeah, it's G A N I S as in Sam and my address is 6. G I G A N I S okay, I thought I heard an S there. Right. Okay huh. And my address is 1602. Hearst avenue. H E A R S T first avenue in Berkeley. California. You're not gonna leave this my grandmother lived on avenue for years. Oh yeah, really,. There's. No Park there. A long long Park. Yeah. They deposit her house, which is too bad what's. Your zip. And it's 94703. Okay. Yeah, they're, right across from the Park there. Yeah, no, they there was a railroad tracks or something that were there and I remember playing there when we visited a couple of times when I was a child that went back for the first time in years just about two years ago and was done to say that the house was completely gone and there's a part in this place, huh. Huh. [laughter]. It's, like a dog Park now they let the dogs on this at least. Oh yeah, wait I'm gonna repeat this address back to make sure that I've got it right I've. Okay. Got Richard Janice G A N I S 1602 Hurst avenue. H A E R S T Berkeley, California 94703. Okay. Right. Okay, well I get this up to you today. Great. I appreciate that and and I appreciate you letting this call be recorded that's. Well, you're, welcome. That's fine huh. All okay, thanks very much. Bye bye. Bye bye. Huh.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hi. Hi, did you hear that too? Okay yeah we both heard it. Well, that does it. Doesn't matter. What we talk about? Does it. I mean, who's interested in what we talked about right. No. Exactly 0. Your mother said something about accent. They want to hear a native speakers that live abroad or something. . Right. But what's the research about because I'm starting my M A program soon and I have to write a face in two years and maybe something interesting that I can write about myself. Yeah, um, I can give you the it's called linguistic data research and Diana heard it through her long Island university, it's. What do you know what it's about? Yeah. I'm really interested in it because I you know, I'm gonna I'm studying linguistics and things now for my Mam gonna start in about a month. My M A studies. Yeah, um, I could give you the address and stuff. If you want what they do is that they've been collecting like for years. It has to be, um, conversations and they analyze it and, um, we were given. Yeah. What conversation between an a native speaker living abroad or cause your mother has, but I mean, why what? No right only a native English speaker. Why they think maybe the has changed their accent has changed or something or what would be the reason? Maybe accents. Maybe not really. Style. I don't think, it's it's it's it's. Um, the words you use like if a. Oh. maybe like my, my the way I talk is changed since I live over here. Maybe or something. Yeah, like I'm, sure like when you because they give you a number also to speak anywhere in America and if I call Texas they're going to say a lot of y'all and so I think they're examining also, what words we use. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Oh. that's. Interesting. I wonder what if I use anything different if I talk like when I go home to have my mother is you sound different, you talk different. I don't think so you don't. She she does say that she does say that though you know, maybe maybe there is something that you know, I don't realize or you don't realize you just know the way. Oh. Talk for what. I've been talking here. You never know how I talked in America, right. No, that's true. So maybe you wouldn't even notice. Mhm. No I'm really interesting. The results of the research. If you know, ever get published or anything probably people that they probably your your mother is supposed to know. Let's. See, I but it's. No it's. An American phone call. I could give you their address. Yeah. Do you want their address? You know, just if you have any information about it. You know, I don't know if they would write to me or what would I say if I had their address. I could like, okay, you know what I'll send you. I'm. What they sent me? That's the only. Yeah, yeah, yeah, something like that. Okay. That's. What. Yeah, that's. Just what they did. Alright, I'll send you that. So where you now is your mother's house or what. No, I'm at my apartment. Where. Yeah, I don't have your address. I keep sending what let me write it down. Okay. I had it once, but I I, um, I I don't really I send stuff to your mother's house. What what's the address? Now. It's, Holly rough. Holly book 445. Yeah. 445. Neptune avenue. Neptune avenue. Yeah. Apartment 17 G as in George. 17 G yeah. Brooklyn, new York. Brooklyn, N Y what's, your zip. Same 11224. 11224. Now this is your grandparents apartment, right. Yeah, it was enough. Yeah, and how yeah. Yeah. And how are you doing there? Okay, I mean, it's, the first time. For. You've been away from you know, living away from your home right really since you moved in there or what. Right. Well, from college I've always. And. I haven't been living in their house for like the last five years, kind of thing. Oh. yeah, that's, right then you're in college way too. But it's. Yeah. Excellent it's it's spacious and,. And it's not too far away is it a. To it's like two blocks away from my parents. Oh. that's, good then. Yeah, how's. That's fine. Your mother feeling. Okay in your the. Good she's she's quitting. Her job. Y. I don't know you knew. Oh. and, um, she's leaving the 5th of January and dad doesn't. Have his job anymore. He's. Oh yes. Um, the grant ran up because he was on the grant money. Yeah. So our things hard there or what the. . They mom feels pressure that she should really stay at work, but she can't. Yeah, yeah. She just can't. She either she'll have money and be sick. Doing it or she'll be healthy and they'll have a little less money. Right okay, well that's important now. Right. Yeah, so. We heard about . So. Oh. yeah, yeah, well you know, you saw his life just sitting up there on the, you know, up there and waving the fee. I know. We Miss him. I I go outside to hang up the clothes or something. Not up there. You know, I was just down to us and everything. Huh. You know. You think someone move in there. And well already some Russians have a you know, come up to us. Huh. They want is, but the option says for a year. There's a custom like a year of morning here and all you don't you know, so for a year, it'll be any, but I'll probably keep it in the family. Right. I mean, if anybody want to get married and live there. 62. You know, it's a good apartment to start off with and everything. Yes, social is still serious. You know. Well, going out with me. Yeah, yeah, yep, she's up and she's home from the Army now. It's a Friday night here. Let me see what time is it it's. Right. Um, it's 10 after nine there must be 10 after two in the afternoon, right. Yes, you got it. Yeah, yeah, I know, seven hours difference. [laughter]. Oh yeah. Do you hear about attack? Last week. How are you gotta? Did you hear? Oh yeah, did you did you hear about it or not because the, yeah, it was? I we heard we heard. Oh. it was very bad. This time. It was a fellow right in the middle of town. The middle of town. Oh. God. You know, and one of the girls works at tell. Hi, the college in the library. Yeah. She's got her arm and a slinger that it exploded right outside the house, but it hit a car first. So it like it exploded inside the car, which was very lucky because it didn't you know, all the shopping or whatever you call it all the, you know, didn't didn't. Huh. Yeah. Go directly into the house, but she's gotten her wrist she's got a piece of metal in her wrist and the doctors they won't take it out. Huh. They say it's just too dangerous like sometimes that way with bullets isn't. It people get shot. They decide not to take the bullet out. Yeah. You know, I I told she's worry about this piece of metal. Yeah. I said, listen people go around with metal in the hips and metal and you know, bullets and all I mean, is the doctors they must know what they're doing you know if there's? Right. Unless it gets infected. Well, she's got her hands a little bit now and how you say no fool it's like, um, oh. how do you say? It's a inflamed like a it's, a little bit it's like policy, how do I go in fact, you know, but it's? Chest. Oh. it's inflamed. Yeah. Affected affected. Um, oh it's. Another word I see that's probably why they wanted. [laughter]. Probably why they wanted to because I can't figure the word. [laughter]. [laughter]. No it's. Um, oh. it's. All a wait when things get puffy. You know, all around maybe is inflamed and there's a word. I can't think of it right now infected probably infected. Okay. Yeah, but, um, you know it was a all that was during the day. I'll check. It was you know the kid came on from school and everything and did I write that. Huh. I sent you the letter right. I sent you did get the pictures to with the pictures. Yes, we received it. We we have my mother. My mom opened it because it went to her house and I said go ahead open like, oh. who's. Yeah, well, I yeah, yeah. This beautiful girl. And this handsome, man. She didn't read the back of the thing. Oh. yeah, [laughter]. And she's like who is this the, I owe is she. Oh. Yeah, that's. No, Dan . Yep, that's. Yeah, she's like he looks the same I'm like I she's like he he was such a handsome. It. Most handsome he's a good looking baby. Huh. Yeah, yeah, well. She remembers and she's still stuck on the blue eyes thing. [laughter]. Can't I'm like nobody. They have you have all of our eyes. The your husband. I don't know what color you call them. I don't know. The light light Brown. I don't know what color they sort of change color. You know, they, yeah, it must be Hazel. We call them Hansel. They got like little greenish bluish in there too. Like Mary is yeah. Yeah, if you don't see where the bullshit. They look blue. Sometimes I don't know, chameleon chameleon changes. [laughter]. Yep. Listen, you guys have any kind of a Internet connection over there. Can I email you maybe at work or anything? . I'm. So involved with email now. Do you are where you were any, you know, is? Are you. Well, uh. I don't Diana. I don't know her email address. Um, but she's I think I think she does at work, but they just stole the computer and she's just gonna work there for another, you know, four weeks, but,. But she has 1. Well, that work for you. No, but she's stopping me. Now. Yeah. Yeah, no, so that one, but I thought maybe you in your office. You still working for that doctor or something or. I work for the doctor yet. We don't have email in any other place. Oh because everybody's like getting it over here and like I have a lot of people in America now that I you know is. So. Who would I you know what let me get let me take down your email because you know who has email? Um, the goal burners. Yeah. So maybe if they want to like keep in or if I could use their in their email. Yeah, it does the type and say hello or something. Tell me tell me your email. [laughter]. Okay, well it's gonna change. So right now it says name. It says you're, right. Ella S H M U E L A with small letters. U E L A with small letters. Yes, and then you said a symbol at you know, that the a a and it said to Sean E S H A N I E. period a net, N E T Shawnee. Yeah. Yeah. Net is the name of the, you know, the company that we use N E T net. O. M E E T yeah, right. Net that's it's at net. Okay, no numbers. That's. What it is? No numbers. No, nothing. And no huh. But I. No and but I might change it soon to Lynn as might be changed to lean bed originally got me the number and he used name. . He wanted to pick a name that nobody else would have you thought maybe you know, so they got that name, but nobody has Lynn either. [laughter]. I mean, it's Israel was America to be a lot of leads, but nobody has my name either. Yeah. That's. It. So I'll put them L Y N N like later on if I find. So. L I N E L I N E I wanna change it to Lynn with an E E N yet, but I haven't got any I'm, not sure. E you're. Okay, with an E. Jenny . Nets not met. No, N like is A N as in Norway net like network. Oh. Oh. [laughter]. Jenny. N E T okay, bye. Yeah, that's. It. Yeah, but it so much fun. Just go up the computer and I type something Press a message. Send it goes off around the world. You know, a couple seconds. Huh. It goes to somebody's house. I wish my mother or my brother's or somebody had a you know, just, um, no, no, he doesn't have it either. Yeah. Huh huh. Well, Michael buying a new house now in Pelham, new York, he's moving out of new York city. Finally, tell him. Pelham. Oh. 0. He says it's near Mount Vernon it's. You know, it's outside it's near the it's nearer. Yeah. If there's a 30 minute ride on the train into town and he he says he wants to get a computer. Oh. So I don't know maybe will, but he's, unemployed, right now. Really how that happened. So I don't know. Yeah, well he was at this. Um, company. The tax. That was selling books to art books to stores and they said everybody always laugh. Brad. There for about a year and he was there for a year and a half and you know, it was good with all of sudden though you got the acid or whatever they say they change after about a year. They that's the way. Yeah. The company does it, but his wife is a good job. She's she's a publisher. I think Simon Schuster she's an editor or one of their for their. But. I think, it's also the art department. A. She does our books or something and so, but you know, it's too hard it's hard on one income, especially now they bought the house and he says his living expenses now that he's out of the city is gonna be six times more than it was so. Just to. Yeah. And and you know, when when I lived in Israel, I was I I said, oh. you know it was so common for every person in the family to have a job and and now everybody, I came back here and really didn't realize that every American family Tuesday, everyone's got job. Yeah, yeah. You need it. Yeah, yeah, G is in the old fashioned way. Where the mother stays home and books and takes care of the kids is not the way anymore? No, not at all. You can't. Do it, you can't? Do it not in Israel or in America? Not at all. No, and. I just read an article about. Um, woman working the best oh. companies for women with daycare. Daycare. Yeah, yeah, daycare right in the company. And parentheses. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, well, it's real very good with you know, like maternity leave also. [laughter]. Uh, you know, you have this three months paid leave. And they don't get you know in America you're a teacher. You're gonna get . They get mad. You know, the mothers get mad. Huh. All, but here it just expected you know, and also the, uh, the daycare. Facilities or you know, they started a couple months old. You can put the kids in daycare. . You know, I I put Mary when she was a year old. I stayed hopefully, but uh, you know, most people start even the younger though. Wow. Wow. But um, I went back to work. You know what you have to. Yeah. So what's going on with you. How sets what's going on with him where is he he's still good you're still together? Good. When's awaiting new it's about time? Uh huh. Isn't. It when it's gonna be is just oh yeah, yeah, no, but I mean, is it far away are you thinking of those lines? I'll. Send you an invitation, huh. . Don't. You talk about it or what you can tell me. Yeah. Nobody's listening. [laughter]. You can tell me [laughter]. Um, we're gonna move in with each other a September. When yeah, yeah, where now, but where is he? But he's still in Philadelphia and, in fact, yeah, he's done with his studies really August because he still has to do the thesis for his grad study. Yeah, well, that's where his studies are right. Yeah. And, uh, you'll have that too soon. That's, right. And, in fact a he's coming in tonight. Yeah, that's, right. We're gonna drive to Boston tonight. It's supposed to snow and it's called it's 35 here. 00, how lovely. Oh. I missed this. No, oh. well we've. Got snow on Mount her mom here, but it's, uh, the, uh, you know, there's none carriage, huh. Right. It's, nothing. Well, what about this. Oh wait, where is it gonna be after Philadelphia then you're gonna we're gonna move into he's gonna come to new York or you're gonna go down there or what? Oh. so. Well, we're looking, um, he doesn't want to stay in Philly. He'd rather. We look anywhere else in the United States. Um, so Arizona looks good right now. Yeah. And Tennessee and Florida like other place. Wow. Now these are places where there's hospitals. We can work. We can get a job or. These are places where he can be affiliated with a college. He wants to be an Athletic trainer for a college. All right, I remember you wanted sport medicine. This division. One and which means like the highest division has good sports teams and I would go for like an art education degree. Yeah. Yes, please. Yeah, well that would be good for you to then you know, the university environment, good. Same. Yeah. Yeah, the best university for me. Would be that. I could double major and Jewish studies and in the the odd advocation, but lots of exciting stuff like, uh, the the border Jewish ed in Manhattan. Yeah. Yeah, wow. They're putting together a 3000 Jerusalem project to have a water exhibit of children's workup. The whole year and this exciting stuff on. Oh. so you can get involved in that. Yeah, that is good for you. Yeah, and this Sunday, there's I'm gonna Miss it. Sure. Unfortunately, I really wanna go V and I'm. David, Rosa and another back. Oh. they're, gonna be in. They're coming. Well, in York. Yeah, yeah, they. Now, isn't. She. Yes, they're coming into for Sunday. Uh, at 10 o'clock in the morning. Oh wow. Sunday. Yeah, V the big thing here. He's gonna he's gonna be on the 19th. When that next, uh, a week from Wednesday? Well, I like them. Yeah, he's gonna be a week from Tuesday. Yeah, so I don't know, he's weird looking, but the kids like his songs and everything, huh. His phones are very they're very political and good. Yeah, I don't know. Well, the took were being like him. So now, he's like very popular and oh yeah, yeah, well the nice lady got shoddy like plugged in. Oh. really huh. He was saying that that piece. Rowley and hug him and all they have it all on television because then you know, it was all. Huh. Uh, you know, they don't always gonna get shot, but I was at a piece. Rally. So I mean, it just worked out. I mean, it was a good place for the poor guy to die. I mean, because it was you know, right after the router and everything was on film and everything. Yeah. Oh. the whole country. We just finished the 30 days morning for him now. Oh. Huh. You know, it's oh. everybody's still in shock it's terrible what's going on over here and this guy that killed the show on TV smiling he's. All happy. He did it and everything. Doesn't even. Sorry or anything. There I am. And he and his brother, you know, the two of them were in it together. There's a whole group. Now. It's like a conspiracy. Oh. it's unbelievable. Hi. Yeah, yeah, it's. All those people. Yeah, you probably see them runaround new York don't. Yeah. You they're all new York based you know. Oh yeah, they. Yeah. Oh. that's. All those fanatics like the extreme. Oh. but well, what's, the reacted in America really. I mean, I mean people care and I mean, you know, they. Yeah, most most . I I don't know what I mean like the Jewish community a lot of all of us. Were very upset and they were lost all the like two days after it happened. Yeah. Like on a Sunday. Yeah, it has happened on it happened on Saturday night. A week, Saturday night and then on Monday a lot of services happened, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday and each. Yeah, but what about the rest of the country. They're like you know, are they sick of the, you know, the ? Um, are they sick of seeing the newspapers? They can't mean bill, Clinton was really moved. . I mean, he really, I mean, when we got all the bumper stickers. Yeah. Now, say Sean everybody's. Bye. Got a bumper sticker. I mean, that's, the new thing I mean, there's. All over the country. There's signs there's billboards. I mean, it hits the mail right on the head, you know, there and I was just wondering if the rest of the country also, you know. Yeah, right. Well all the newspapers still publicize. It on the front page. So, um, which is a long time because, uh, usually things are you know, put on maybe a day or 2. Yeah, yeah, and . I mean, his thing, lasted, you know, like two or three days and then and then they were still blurbs though about it on the front page of the magazines and since. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, because you know, you I I can't look it up. You know, from outside I'm in you know, I'm just wondering how the rest of the, you know, rest of people look I'm gonna send Christmas cards for you soon. All my girlfriend's at Hudson. I didn't know hardly any Jewish people there. Right. So you know, I just, you know, wondering how they I don't wanna go into it too much. Huh. You know, and maybe they don't even care. I don't know. You know. I think I think the majority of people look at him like he didn't do anything wrong. The only one that maybe feel that he's doing that. He was doing something wrong. Would be for the Palestinian, but I'll tell you something they interviewed Palestinian people because they're community here. Yep. Palestinian and a lot of people were saying it's a shame because. Or sorry, too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, because the ones that wanted the piece. Yeah, well our fault was really visibly moved. Yeah. I mean, they show him when he first heard it. Yeah. I mean these guys weren't acting. He Clinton too when he came out on the white wanted to make a comment. They weren't acting. They were like really really in shock. You know, I mean, huh. Right and if they were they'll pay for it later, but I, but I don't think they were either because, um, well, Arafat has only had things to to gain you know, he he, they were going, they would go and I what Paris says that. Yeah, yeah. No, no, oh nice guy. Yeah. Yeah. They're still gonna go through with the P. Yeah, yeah, we can't. He won't change the unless they change the elections or something unless there's a different guy that gets elected, you know, and then they might change things, but. Right. No people here. They're. All you know, I don't know if they're like I mean, I cried. I don't know if they tried when they first heard about it, but they feel badly it's like it's there because they're considering it more like a Gandhi died. Yeah. Oh. everybody here did everybody. Yeah. Yeah, something like that. Something like that like a model. Yeah, just so, famous world later. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, world leader that stroke for peace, huh. But it's a shame that it happened at all. Yeah, okay, that's that that I can understand that. . Yeah, yeah, that I was just wondering, I put in perspective you know, I don't have the perspective over here. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, something like that. Yeah, well, I don't know, it's like you know, you lost a relative or something. All of it. You know, like I'm getting cards. So I just got a card from my cousin Allen and cold on my mother's side. And Virginia, you know, always so sorry to hear. Huh. I thought I was gonna sympathy card. You know, like from her, you know, that's the way I mean like if it was you know, my uncle or something. Oh. It was just he was just close to him as I was you know, but it's really such a shame and then also first first a awesome father died and then right at the end of that weekend. Right. Huh. It. Yeah. Rabin died then my mother sister died my aunt Ray up in Hudson we're. Oh. no. All very close I'm one of my mother's sister's and now I just got a letter from Michael. That. His wife a father died. I mean, we're at the age there was like dropping off around us. Oh my. I mean, really you know, that's a well, no you're. A little bit younger, but like you know, we get our forties, the older generation is a is you know, they're or it's their time is up already. Hey. The parent. You know, and it's a. Yeah. Rose Roses sister Ray. Did we ever need her, huh? Ah, she was always with my mother always hang to her and another sister and I you're probably. No problem. I don't know probably, but. I'm gonna write it down as I told ya. Yeah, well, it's she's probably heard of her. No. Right. Holly. Oh my good night, Mary it's. Your bad time. Yeah. Love you. Afternoon. She got this. Cast on her on it was that that we just finished the 30 days of a morning. Yep. . So, there's a big meal up this awesome. Father's household family came. You know, they cooked and all and Mary went outside to feed the cats. Yeah. You know, the cats that are running around our yard and all and she slipped and she her arm her. . So much. We went into the emergency room care to run to the Lane and, uh, they said they took an X Ray it's broken it's. Right. Got broken bone wrist would run up to a hospital and they said in the case and she's got until December 22nd. It's. . One of my wall for kids. Gosh. I'm knocking on wood here. All four kids. Yeah. They grow nobody happened. Nothing and nothing now, Mary has got a little a cast on. Nobody had nothing broken. That's. So. Okay, yeah, I never had a stitch. I never fell off of my grandson. Yeah, I never my brother's either. I don't know. I know you know, knock on wood again, never broke anything. Yeah, [laughter]. So anyway. Uh, it's home. Ali is working at Burger King. You know, she's working, right now. Oh. you know, she's working on . She's a. Yeah, they are they're open on shot. Yeah, the other. Oh. does that feel weird? Yeah, yeah, no debt. So, um, no, not really because the it's been we're used to it already because it's been open since the summer. So, we're used to it by now, the beginning, it was weird that everything's closed here on Friday. No. Saturday kept this new money. The shopping center you know is open, but the, um, just the eating places are open. Cat and. Huh. So you know, it's not kosher people say it's Burger coaster. Well, the meet they use is closer. There's. No cheeseburgers or anything. Huh. But it's it's, the Rabbi say it's, not close because it's open on Friday and Saturday. . It's not a lot closer. Take money on Friday, but it's. Yeah, it's not got the, but the phone itself is coaster meet. Huh. I mean, as compared to McDonald's who have cheeseburgers here. The new McDonalds have cheeseburger. Tonight. Can I ask how much a Burger is? Um, I don't even know I think it's like wait just a minute. Mary. Huh. How much is the Hamburger quest at Burger King? Do you know? A Walker. Yes. Walker's nine shekels. Oh. my God. Okay, so that's $3. Why how much is the Walker quest in America? I have no idea. It's it's it's about that much, but when you say nine it, but you that you pay a lot for it. Yeah. Oh yeah, it's. Not cheap, it's, not cheap. You know, but well, I maybe say once a week you know, I don't have to click on run up there. Hello. We'll, sit there and job is to clean the cables off. You know, and to so we watch her walking around everything she was you know the it's, the same thing as Burger King in America. [laughter]. The same sign there's, not one word review there. It's. All you know, American stuff and she wears the, uh, the set of navy blue pants. Oh. And a um, maroon color. Sure, the half says Burger King. I mean, the same thing that they say you should be able to when they got their first. Right. Um, they had like a little in all the workers. When they first open up and they showed a movie of Burger King to all the workers? And said you should be able to walk into any Burger King and any country. All over the world and should be the same service. The same friendly. Smile. The kids have to wear braid after black socks. Once you are dark Brown socks. They yelled at her. You know, they said they weren't black. I mean, it's it's. Gotta be well, they they saw them. Nobody sees your stock. I don't know, but I'm saying it's gotta be you know the same thing. Huh. It's, not like each branch. Does their own thing. You know, it's. All the same chairs. They use and all it's everything was imported from America and all and a lot of people go there. They it's right by the tennis courts. They billed if you remember the swimming pool in the tennis court to the other end of town there. Oh yeah huh. Oh it's by that. So it's a it's, beautiful place. You know, it's nice walking around the store. All these expensive stores from television. Yeah. All these chain stores of clothes and all that are very expensive. The people here. Aren't buying the stores are all empty. Good huh. You know, they're they're empty. All the time. I'm serious. I mean, like how do you feel about like I if no one's gonna everybody's practical by you crappy. Well, I I you know if there was nice clothes there. I would, if people can't afford it. I would you know if there was cheaper close. I would get I go to the shop and get my clothes. You know, the you know, I don't know I just bought a nice pair of jeans yesterday in town light Brown for only 80 shackles. Yeah. Are not Levi's 80 what's, 80 divided by 3. . It huh. 28. You know what 25 is in or you know, just a normal pair jeans and has had Levi's. It was like 300 check already a $00 for Levi's for Alisa now. Oh. no huh. There's a new thing is this doctor Martin shows also another $00 for that. Right. There's special doctor Martin choosing things are expensive here, but I don't know how much cost in America either though? Yeah. Doctor Martin's. I really don't know. Would cost about $30. Oh. yes, here it's a oh. a oh oh. Well, so that's a that's like are you that's accurate. No, not a $0,000. It's 300 shackles. Oh. it's doctor Martin. She paid 200 they're on sale. Oh no. She paid 290 shekels I'm paying a $00 when you translate it. It's three times as much. oh oh. No. So I mean, it varies. Well, you saw the prices here you when you so you know what it's like no, well, I mean, really what can you buy here. Yeah, I know I didn't buy a lot. When I was by? Cool. I mean, you get the same thing in America for cheaper. What did you need here? You know, you didn't. Is really made things. That's the only thing I bought in Israel was like no it's in and. Yeah. Yeah, things like that though. Yeah. Is really made clothes and what is really. Well the quality of it's really made close is not good. I mean, you know is what's the rate. Right. I mean, well, everything. I. So. I bought in the shocks exactly they. Yeah, yeah, that's. Nothing special. But it's it's. But I feel proud. [laughter]. Though. So when you coming over again, any plans or what's going on when you're coming over again. I don't know, I'm still I'm still working. I don't I don't know when. Yeah. We go over doesn't look like anytime soon unless. Yeah. Well, we'll be here. If you wanna come over anytime and we're here. Oh. thank you. So. When do you think you guys are too busy to come to America? Well, I'd like to come in the summer. I don't know. Summertime. Yeah, yeah, wait say hello to waive it. Oh. that. Okay. Oh. hi okay. Hi, how are you. Good you're home for the weekend, huh. Yeah, I'm. Just unable to work now. Where you working? Yeah, I got in the movie. Oh. I bet you had a somebody helped you get in there. What. Did your father help you get in there. Yeah, we both work there. Yeah. Oh good, I got the picture of you. Huh. Oh with with uniforms. Yeah, with your sister. My mother thinks. Well, she said that she sent it worldwide. [laughter]. Worldwide [laughter]. Yeah, and I I gotta run late. Yes, okay, have fun. Okay, you too, bye. Miss. Yeah, bye. Yes, he's. Now in that we're. Awesome used to work in the old meter. They don't open on Friday. Saturday. No Fridays. No that's. What I yeah? Yeah, but now this new he's got he's got a 10 o'clock show to do. And then at and it's a 1230 comes on three o'clock in the morning because 1230 show to they keep people go to and it's a Saturday morning like a matinee at 1130. What. So the place. How do you feel about I'm, not used to that? How do you it's fine? No it's fine, listen. Now you know, we're not religious I'm we're, not religious here at all. No, I know. You know, so, uh, you know, he comes home. Maria weekend. He makes money. It's. Great he's getting moving into an apartment in television because is three years of the RV service. Huh. Oh. Is almost up his three regular years. You know his mandatory service. Yeah. So now, he's up to . He was living in a soldiers dormitory there. Ah, gone. Huh. But now that after you finish that now. He's in the permanent Army. He has to get an apartment in the Army wants to see the contract and they pay a they'll pay most of the rent, you know, he found I'm with a friend in another friend here from care to another it was friends with high school. Not. Not. Is also has it has an apartment. So they're moving in together. So I'm excited to you know, I have a place to say if I go to television stay in apartment. Great. You know, her friends there and relatives rather stay in the department. Huh. You know, so, um, you know, he he so he needs some, you know, you need some money. Yeah, it sounds adventuresome. So you when you work on them, uh, if if you show the movie in the middle of the week, you get a certain price, but if it's on a Friday or Saturday, it's double weekends is like double. Yeah. Huh. So the optional, did just work Friday, Saturday, they make the same amount on most of the people work during the week because they get it, you know, they get it double. Wow. Great. So he doesn't come home he's guard duty for dead says you know, party or something with friends and option does the movie. Huh, right. So no, I don't mind. I'm working at all. No it's. Um, doesn't matter. Great. Doesn't matter at all. How's how's? The optional I'm doing. Oh. he's. Alright, yeah, he's. You know, had a girl Baird for a month. When it's, you know, father was in the way you should like a this fanatic Rabbi with long white grayish beard? Yeah. Huh. Huh. You know, it looks like one of the murders of Rabiner stuff, huh. Oh God huh. No, but he's. Okay, like in the way. It's kind of a release because it was all running back to the hospital and worrying you know about Cara. Huh. Bye. He's in the hospital already, huh. Well, yeah, because he had fallen and broken his hip, you know, so he couldn't you know, you just couldn't get out of bed for two months had terrible bed stores you know, it's over. Huh. Alright. So fast. You couldn't even move them. You know, so and then you know, they say it's a blasting, it's a blessing, but still you know, and actually, you when he's not there, you know, you you just feel. Oh. Right huh. Well with we send our sympathies from the rock family and all of a. Oh. well, thank you. Yeah, yeah, thank you so much. Yeah, well, you know he was ready to go, but I'm still. Right. Like Fanny a a family gold Brenner. Yeah. Um, she's gonna turn 90. But she said, yeah. And way. How old was ? He was a 83 wasn't that that old really. . I mean, my aunt's in Hudson or older. My 186181889. You know, 83 is you know. [laughter]. Right huh. Well, he would have you know, it's a hard hard life. So he was 83 is about a good it's. A good time to go. Ma'am. What about funny? How old is she? Oh. so funny is turning 90 and and Ronald, Ronald Goldner wants to make her son wants to make a party for her, but in Houghton and my Indiana's like why, because it'll be. Oh. Little party. Yeah. So hard for her to get there. Yeah, why why they're. Because if there's not there's, not even that many people. Yeah, who's in those there left. So, um, well, like Gloria and Faye. But that's about all Holy tied. But that's about it and then the Wayne and the the coaxing plan, but Hey. Why don't they do some place like inbetween, maybe husband in new York or something? Maybe it's. I don't know. Maybe. So far. He's having it on December. No, no, no, January 7th on a Sunday and well, hopefully she'll go. Yeah. But I mean, if he's gonna he wants the the synagogue there to cater it and, to have it and an Wayne locator for the synagogue. Oh. Yeah. Excuse me and. Well, maybe that's. Why when the reasons have in Hudson because you know the facilities or you know, it's easy to you know, the? Yeah, I could see it feels for her and she said she wants to see everybody before she goes. Yeah, yeah, well, listen you said you know, when my, if I come I'd like you know, my coming into America I'd, like to come in December. So. I wanted to go this summer. I feel like you know, if I don't over there fast. . I'm, not gonna see all these ants. And all you know them on my mother's side, they're. . All you know, they're like I say 8689. You know, and I just wanna see if I feel terrible. I didn't go. This summer and see this ain't that you know that passed away to you know, it's the. Yeah. I wanna, I worked last summer with classic program that was very good. You know, I had a summer job. With. Yeah, it was a special program at the college of summer job where we got some, you know for eight weeks. Oh. Huh. Um, English. Yeah, that's. What they learned other things too, but myself and two other there's a great summer job there's an extra salary besides my regular salary? Huh. It only like an hour a day. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Mommy. Yes do you hear that. Okay, did you hear the route then? Yes, I heard it. Oh. okay. It's being recorded. You don't wanna hang up. Yeah, right. Um, TV called the Thursday after he came back from Columbia. Okay, and I called you after that. That's, right. And I haven't talked to him since then, but I probably called, but Mariam called me. . No, Mary . Co and I don't think I told you that D A V I N A Dina telephone last Sunday. Huh. No. Yeah, Saturday. I think they called and the castles called and the essence called. Huh. Huh. You can call it really. No, the eastern's. Oh. the eastern's. Huh. Oh. Larry called the other day. And told us how beautiful missile. And I looked and Ella called yesterday. Huh. She called me almost everyday. Abby and she, um, said that she had Lori gave her a picture of Michelle and a. Mhm. Glad. No, Miss Hall. And,. . Johnny, maybe. Oh. with a baby. She didn't say the baby. Larry, took a picture of the Hobbs routing and the baby [laughter]. At that. The file was look just beautiful. She had a long dress. I don't look. Absolutely gorgeous. . Huh. I don't think with any baby. Oh. maybe not huh. She didn't say she just say and I had just gotten some pictures from the brick. You know, to send to because we never sent her any pictures, but she said she really didn't need some because she has all these newer pictures. . Huh. What should I do is throw away? Oh. well, tell away, I don't know. Um, no don't. Tell them away. Mommy. Saving for God, he's asleep, right now. Oh. I see it's. Okay. Money he's. So he's. So sweet he's fine, he's working hard. How is Bobby? Huh. But not not overtime, but just hard up. Hard. What does he do exactly? Abby. I mean, I don't know exactly what he says. Alright. I mailed you a letter yesterday. Oh. no, I I mailed you a letter yesterday too. O X. Maybe maybe it doesn't. Do anything. Maybe right. Maybe doesn't. Do anything. He just comes home and says that he works hard. And you know what I just got a thing from T W A and it says that let me take you across the Atlantic for less than you think that's from here to, I don't know maybe new York to America and you can you can go to Europe or the U S. Strip for, uh, if we thought if we have it, we have 15000 frequent flyer miles to $349. Wow. That's to America and there are tickets at today, regular on power or on that. You can if you fly on the month of November, but that's for $499. There's there's special L N power that's for. From from America . It's real to America. I don't know, it's in it's real from America. Cause that's what Lori Lori told me that that she that she knows of some special, but she's, not sure if it's from America to Israel. Well, I'm gonna have to call travel agent and find out, but now maybe this I'm gonna I didn't look up the whole thing. I didn't look at it carefully up. I'm gonna look at it and I'm gonna see what it says. Huh. A. See what it says. If I wrote to them already, but they never answered me if I if I could use our frequent fly miles given to you to come because I don't think, we'll be flying for a long time. Huh. Maybe so,. . Well. See we'll have to find out about this for $349 for and we have we have more than 50000 miles. We have 30000 miles. Huh. So, we'll, see. We're going today. Whenever you get home we're going to to camp for to Hills camp there's. Like a a a not really a reunion, but I guess I guess they do every year that they have families. Where on him? Uh, the kids come to help. Do stuff to take to take care of the camp for winter. Oh yeah. Oh that's. Nice that's. So we're going we're gonna stay until Sunday morning, but you know, Val. Nice. And John, are moving to Virginia. Oh. And they're driving there. Really if they're coming by way of. And yeah, they're gonna come here tomorrow night. This is that nice. Yeah. All the moving to Virginia. John. What book? Is gonna be working in Washington. Oh. so they can become friends with Carmela. . Huh. Well, caramels, North Washington I'll be South of Washington. Well, I thought she's in Washington. She's she's in in she's, not in Washington, D C. But the . She's in Rockville it's called it's near where. Well, that's that's. Paul lives. I know that's very close. Yeah, it's close. How does the Lana like taken care of? Oh. it was. She it was easy. Yeah. Um, she you know via she went to sleep. She goes to sleep late everyday. So she slept a lot during the day, but I wanna say she's very sweet little girl. Huh, I see. Huh. I thought when we were there that she's a she's, a very cute. . Oh. it was nice. She said she hardly did anything. . I just sent you a letter and then the letter mostly, I sent it because we got the name of roof motors cousin. Who is her husband's an ophthalmologist and they she thinks they're in China now, but who's lived in Detroit for a long time and she's very good resource person? She said. Oh. okay. So maybe she felt free to give you her her number and her may I give you her telephone number. Huh. And you can call her. Okay. So you don't even feel free to call her. Okay. Did you ever call the climb? This girl. I haven't called her yet since I talked to her the since I talked to her a few times you know, before, but I haven't talked to her again. Huh. Huh. And how's your house working out. Um, the house is fine. The the the owner of the house. The landlord. I guess he lives somewhere near her and he's very nice and we we had trouble with electricity we're, not. I don't we're not sure why, but, um, just fuses that we're in the, I don't know one day, the refrigerator. Didn't work in one day a plug didn't work. But he comes whenever we call him and he just. Happy there was a refrigerator in the stove and a washing machine. Everything in the house or did you have to buy them. No everything was in the house. Oh. that's, good. I just paying that the washing machine and dryer. Last till the end. Well, I last till the end of year. Michael. I asked him the other day when he's here. I said I said him, you know, the driver is really horrible. . It takes so long to try you. Don't, feel like investing in a new one and and he said, well, how long are you gonna be here. And we said a year and he said because if we were gonna be here for you know, a long amount of time then he would think about it, but um, but, but then I it was a good thing. I asked them because I I've been, I don't use the driver. I hang everything up outside while the weather is still nice because it just killed me to think of how much it just takes? So long to drive that I was you know. Takes a lot of money for electricity. Yeah, but it's gas it's, not electricity it's it's it's a gas dryer and I didn't know it. Is what that. Well, you have to be very careful with gas drivers. Take longer. Ready. They take longer, but they what they cost less. Well, I don't know. . We had a gas bill of $5. Well, you're very very short time. Well, no, it was for almost a month. Not there for you're, not there a month. Yeah, well, yeah, that's. Okay, so so so for for half a month, I don't know whatever it was. Fine. Huh. So it's still not still not very much. Oh. Who gets a bill for anything for $5? It's, John. And Val sell the house. No they're, renting. They didn't sell it, but they're renting and they're they're getting I think a $01,100. Really. Renting. It in a big deposit. And it's a retired couple. So they're very they're, actually, very happy about it. Huh. That's. Good. Yeah. What was it? Good teachers or something. There. No, he doesn't know, he's working in some he's an economic he's working in some. I think I don't. I don't know exactly what. For the government. Maybe I'm not sure if it's for the government or not I'm, not sure. That's quite a quite a departure from the promo to. I know. Well, normally they lived once they've lived in Virginia before. Oh. I see how about the rest of the . Yeah, they. They tell you one half hour is up. Yes, ma'am it's, not in Europe yet, huh. How about the rest? I know I can't believe this. [laughter]. No [laughter], Mommy. What time is there? Tell me something didn't able once have didn't, you want have an old clarinet. She says clarinet asking, huh. Yeah. Schultz. What is he coming for? You have to send it to it. Do you have it's delayed? You know, a. Will you send it to us? Minute, wait, wait, just a minute. Oh. listen, the 5th graders in school in school. Well, we don't know what it's worth sending. Abby, but listen listen to me now wait. What. The roots are going to America on Thursday now, but they maybe they there one person somebody that I could ask to mail it to you. Huh. We could pay them for whatever is they're going to but they're gonna they're spending five days on the way. They're going to Rome to Rome. They're going to Holland and to Switzerland. So maybe I don't know. I can ask her. Let me see how much it will cost? Um, well, they they you know, they they first checked with the children and they gave them to try different and they suggested for school clarinet or oh. go. And, um, clarinet is view view. No used to play clarity. No, I didn't know that. Oh. yeah, if you started out on clearance. Okay. So first of all clarinet here is much it's an easier instrument to. To play and to take care of. Bye. I guess, it's it's much less expensive. 55. It's half the price to rent clarinet than to rent Abo from all. Oh really. Well oh. it's hard to play. Yeah. I think I don't know, but uh, after Eleanor played the clarinet. Huh, but. Um, Hey, fluid is hard. Card you have to have it right now. Fluid is hard fluid is hard to get a sound out of in the beginning. You've got your full you've. Got your foot. I have it in Israel. Oh. you don't have at home. No, I don't have it with me here. She's out of left. It in stores anywhere where this subjected to all this kind of weather. Oh. right. Lori was he was he called last yesterday or the day before yesterday. Huh. I think. . And I talked to Ella. We had a real nice time. Mommy with Laura again. It was so nice at the wedding. Yeah, [laughter]. It really was. She said everything was in we have your address. We have somewhere. Oh yeah, yes, Mommy has it. Of course. Yeah, yeah. What time is it there? Maybe six o'clock. No, 11 o'clock. No it's 11151115. That's, right, 515. In the morning in the morning, right. In the morning. Yeah, because it's 515 here. You know, when they, you know, David called me. I don't know he realized it was 230 in the morning when he called. Well, yeah, maybe he did. But what it's hard to call you ready. It is oh. maybe anyways, but he called you know, I had no idea what time it was because I couldn't see my watch and, um, and it's, David said to me. Well, because the time. He said to me. We're out where were you. I tried to call an hour ago and nobody answered the David. [laughter]. We were sleeping [laughter]. You called me, right after David called, I think. I right. Well then I was wide awake [laughter]. So I called you it was last week. Wasn't. It. Yeah, it was last week, right. Yes, last Saturday last last Saturday, IB last Friday, that's, right. It was just Friday night, right. Last Friday night. Well, I was here. It was a. . Uh. In the early morning. I think I remember what time it was here in the morning. Huh. It's in the morning about 830 something like that. . I talked to, I talked to Cynthia last night. It's only six hours. Oh yeah. She she called me the other night and I wasn't home. Do you have an address for her Addy? So I was worried. An address. Yes, but she's going to Rouse today to stay with him. . Why is he getting some chemotherapy? He no, he was supposed to and he's just not strong enough. Oh. oh. dear. Oh. So I know so the doctors told them that they think that maybe a month or 2. So she's going, I know so she's going to, I mean, you should have seen him dancing at wedding. Oh. [laughter]. Did I tell you, I this was this shatter? You I'm. Sure that. You told me I know you told me I I wrote him a letter. I called for the next day and . I just found out a day earlier and he talked to Bruce and Teddy, I think he said that is coming this week. Rachelle is coming Sunday. I think she was. Ah, she had paid and everything for a, um, a cruise and she wanted to cancel, but all the people she was going with said they wouldn't go. . She didn't go. So she went and she's going to go there and John and Nancy are coming here. Oh. I'll probably have them for us and I told them they can be like kids of mine and they just say. For sure a. Huh. Y . Go ahead. . There's lots of people. There's lots of places here. Can work on it and view of. Sure, I'm. I didn't hear. And can I hold the telephone to your mouse? No, I didn't understand who can work on the clarinet. Yeah. Yeah, there's. Yes, there's lots of places and also view nose. Well, a clarinet because he played clarinet. Oh. yeah. He played view played clarinet for many years. Maybe I'll ask nobody. I I'm sure. No, I I don't think nobody would refuse me. I'll ask her. Okay, money. Nope. You know, it may not be expensive to send it or mail. I don't know. Uh, oh. it'll be expected. Send it or mail. You think so. Oh. yes. Has left. Yeah. Your last, uh, the 5th I think the 5th I know she left to almost two weeks ago. Huh. Oh. okay. She's, the only person I know that I could send it with. Yeah, [laughter]. And,. It. Right. And we don't even know where it is. You have to find it. I know where the flu we have foot here. . I know where that is, but I don't know the clear that he's he'll have to I don't know whether he's gonna find out because I won't. Let me go into my son's. Even if you go in with him. No it's too hot in there. Really. [laughter]. You're, not going forget it. He's, not going to the . Okay, well I mean, don't don't argue on the telephone. So. No, I won't. I know, they're just especially is being recorded, huh. [laughter]. But maybe we'll get David to come earlier. See, David's gonna come next week, one day and they're gonna come here for a Sunday night for a shot. Mhm. . And uh. Uh, next next. Oh. that's after that's too late that'll there. You know, that's he's gonna come here. . A, but he's gonna come this week. Huh. This coming week and I'll ask him to come earlier. Huh. That's. All so we can go and find it. Okay. I can't even look for it. If he knows where to look for it. I can look in the same places. Okay. Alright. So. Well, anyhow, what else what else about. . How about all the other kids school? Any. The other kids are doing. Well in school. Isla has a civics classic called and that she's enjoying very very much and the there's a student teacher and she found out yesterday that he's he's Jewish and he worked for five years at camp for so I said to you've gotta ask. Oh. really. I didn't. I forgot to give her a listening. She told me to give her a list of people. I'm. Sure that we for sure. We'll probably know somebody in common. We must, you must, you know, they're having a 60th anniversary of honey drawer in general at the at desert in. I know for. Uh in November we're gonna go, huh. Really oh wow. I told David have to come for us and take us there because I'm not gonna drive yet, but I just said, I'm, not gonna drive. Huh. Huh. That's probably a smart decision. Mommy. Do you do you get anybody to help you in the house during the day? So far. I haven't. I don't need anybody everyday. I I have to find somebody I'm looking I'm looking at it. Mhm. We're going to a, uh, go to school at, um, um, a on a TV there's a. . Cool. Huh. Yeah, the physiotherapy that Daddy doesn't need the physiotherapy actually, but we need is occupational therapy. Huh huh. Huh. Can you swim? Not yet. The doctor said not to go for me yet. Huh. So, I'll ask her again. Sometimes soon. Yeah, [laughter]. I didn't tell you this in the letter, but now that I'm talking to, but last week, I wasn't happy the way he was feeling he he was just to sleep slip too much and he got all the time and then that he couldn't find it comfortable spot for myself. It was awful. So I called the doctor Sunday morning and she came to see him. Mhm. And she found that he had an upper respiratory infection had a fever. And had upper respiratory infection. So she gave him a some antibiotic and do you know what this is a. Let's. See where is it here. Who's who's taking holding time on this quote? They are we don't have to they'll. Tell me when it's almost up. A Doc sullen. What. What docs Ellen is? Yeah, it's an antibiotic. Huh. And he has to take it for 10 days and he do you do. . I find out if you can, if you know anybody to ask about the,. Oh. what is it. October . Right. You know, you told me last time I didn't write it down and I didn't know what it was. How do you spell it? Oh. O X Y O O L O P Y R I N something like that. . P Y R I N. I'll. Tell you exactly how to spell it out. Okay. Yeah, I got this and it's very expensive, but it's cheaper than I they told me in the pharmacy. Okay, . Okay. It's a 33 circles for a oh. tablets. I know. And you got it for 49 check. Oh yeah, you already told me that [laughter]. Oh. I told you all that. Alright, alright. It's,. What. Oh Alice, Bob. Mommy. That's not gonna help me here. Alright, Oxford O X O P U R I N for, huh. [laughter]. Okay, okay, okay, mom. You know what money the attraction that you sent me got here is money. What. Yep, got it already. It arrived in six days. Well, I sent it or mail. I couldn't believe it. And it wasn't very expensive. Abby. I know I saw. You didn't have to worry about it's very cheap. You know, it only costs up 2021 or 22 circles for both boxes. . It's cheaper to buy it there than it is to buy it to the drugstore that by the . I know that was like that before I left also, I know that. Huh. Huh. And a. I know, it's money. Um, what what may have told me was that. Bruce is in remission. Now. Well, he has to have a phone . Right. And transfer. And you know, Nancy has been like Hahn, she told me she didn't wanna talk to him. She's away a long time ago. . And won't have anything to do with him. Wouldn't. Have. Well, I know that. Well, Mister told me that Nancy and Bruce both went Nancy and John both both went to have their, um, right. They're going they're going they're going. They haven't gone yet, but Nancy called yesterday and she we had a long conversation. Oh. I invited her to come and they're gonna come and stay with Daddy on called . So I can go to school and I said, I'll, just leave you with all the dishes. I said you know, feel like family said, yes, we feel like that with you to. . [laughter]. So I'm very happy about it then. Huh. They'll stay with Daddy whenever. Huh. On or. Uh, this is on your keyboard. I don't know what they're gonna do a rush. . I didn't ask them, but I'll invite them for lunch. Anyhow they're going to the Tom's or a error. Huh. Shana and David's coming here for with all the kids and I just bought a rod Shannon bought it for me a Turkey roll it's. Huh. Huh. . . Uh, I guess. It's a pickled Turkey. Role and I had it looks like time when you place it. Huh. It comes from and I'm gonna make that. . And you make it with a raisin sauce and it's delicious. Huh. I had it around Shannon's house once while that is possible. Huh. The see. I believe, there's. So many things that you know, it's such a pleasure to have to worry about the time. I know I know me I'm trying to think more things to tell you. [laughter]. I saw advertised in the in the June in the Detroit Jewish news. Something that's called Jewish team scholars and academic seminar for 10-12 graders at the university of Michigan and it's. That's. Wonderful huh. Um, it's a university course focusing on individuals and things from different period of Jewish history. So she's gonna apply to it. It's eight meetings eight meetings. Well, I guess. And then monthly meetings and their transport. They have transportation from here to the to Anna Harbor and then they have a three day trip to new York at the at the end of it with the with the professor. Yeah, how much does pay? How much you have to pay don't ask me maybe I don't know, I'm gonna see if there's any scholarship anything? Okay. [laughter]. Oh. well. A what. Ma'am, listen, you know if there's anything. I spend my money on this is what I want to send it on. Yeah, no, well, we're gonna I I already decided. We're gonna send you in TV some of my. Oh. whatever anyways. So you can do whatever you like. So I'm not gonna send for each of the children because they you just use it. However, you want. But huh. Have you had the kosher butcher there are? Yes, ma'am. But I haven't bought me once since I've been here yet. Have it. No I'm waiting till the Sean. I read in the paper now. I've read the paper ready. That's, how healthy. Sorry is for you. . Not only because of the cholesterol not because of the protein, I mean, but it's a very healthy food in addition. Huh. Well, I bought, I bought so I haven't bought I'm waiting I'm waiting it's. Just it's money. It's. So expensive to get checking is the only thing I would get, but it's still it's like $4 a pound and we're a big family. That's true. Well, Abby, you know, tickets here. I pay what I. The only thing. I've bought is, um, is is hot dog, which I'm heating up for school, right now because they just came in from school. Well, I buy missile and that's 26 circles a pound that's $8 a pound now. That's for kilo. Huh. That stuff. Well, you know what money when I buy it, you can get here like you can get your so, uh, um, Sawyer products now, like like TiVo in Israel and it's also expensive it's. Yeah, people huh. Yeah, I know I know all those tools are. Um, I don't know. I got some stuff. It's just the food is Detroit more expensive than in. [laughter]. It it's in general in general. A profile. Yes, it's more expensive. But I've seen that. Um, that I that I can get things on sale. If I get things on sale. Oh. I can get things near the same price. Really you have far shopper is shopping. Good for you. Um, not as good as it wasn't not as convenient as it was in Provo. No, no, well it's probably smaller town. Right. This huh. Yeah, but um, like here, I got these, um, these you know, like if they call it check Patty's it's. . Made with vegetable and rain proteins it's . Huh huh. And they're let's. See this was 269 for 10 ounces. See that's a lot of money. I know. It is a lot. Yeah. I know, but it's, healthier than I mean it's, not a lot. I don't know if it's cheaper than me, but it's healthier. I don't know how much meat is I don't know? I don't. I buy some little need Abby. Well, checking Mommy. Anytime I think the cheapest kind of frozen. Checking is like I don't know. I don't think fresh checking is cheaper. Is it probably more expensive? No it's more expensive. Yeah, um, it's. Usually well, Abbey as soon as you know somebody you might be able to find out where it's cheaper to buy it. Mommy there's it's. I don't think there's any difference and of the like three big supermarkets that I know of, um, only one of them sells. I see. Alright. Huh, bye. It sells the frozen checking. Oh. really because there's. Uh huh. So many there's. So many Jews in. Well, there's lots of push butchers. Huh. Well, that pushes aren't cheap. So. I'm sure, they're, not. So. I'm sitting here. Eating off a de a round and they're. Huh. So delicious. [laughter]. Um, let me think what I'm trying to think. They're any Sean stories to tell you. I'll call. Ella. Huh. Um, show I'm showing it's just I think I wrote to this on my. I never of all the families. I've known who have children. You know, who's, bro. Bilingual A I've, never seen a child. Who has internalized the two languages as if they're one language, it's unbelievable, the way he puts together? Really really. Suffixes are prefixes and add them onto a review to an English word. No suffixes prefix from Hebrew and put them onto an English word. Yeah, I think I must be maybe a visa. I used to do that. Yeah, you know what he he had a tunic for Sam with last week and we said, Sean that's, great, you would like to know what he said. Yeah. Huh. I always like tuition. I like it when I was been four and I like it when I was been 3. [laughter]. No and then he said and then he said, and I like it when I was been Anna and listen, Anna, was a little girl who he went to daycare with in Provo and he was always she's always who he used to talk about as of being a baby. She was about two years old, but to him, she was a baby and every time like we see little baby clothes or something. He say is that good for Ana. [laughter]. Anyways. And when he said Ben, I you know, you're like in review say Ben Albin and he said and he said that I like to use this when I was Ben Anna and we laughed, but he was saying like Anna's age, that's. That's . Huh. Yeah, that's, right. That's, right. And it's saying Ben [laughter], which it's amazing that he that he uses the language like that. Huh. That's good. . I hope I hope he'll go out. I'm. Sure, he will I'm. Sure as he gets older. Course. He will have it of course, you will. Yeah huh. How about the lawn she's? Happy because she go back to swimming somebody told me she's gonna go back. I I know she's talking about, but she hasn't done it yet. It's something more. What Abe? I'm saying I can't see it anymore. Oh. okay all right. Yeah, he has to have a on the kitchen. He huh. . Alright, um, she's she's talking about about . All right. Happy at school. You know, she'll she'll be very local. If she doesn't like a teacher or something like that. How about myself? Also seems happy at school. About about Sean. Hello L. But also both of them, they all the kids. That's. Go to we've been very busy. Good. This week with parents meetings and next week. There's again because it's the beginning of the school year. Oh. yeah, I see. But. Well, that's. What each one you have a pair of each one? The children's. Right huh. How does show a mistake here? It's nursing schools, not, they care it's. Well, I know how is it. This. Wonderful. Yeah. I mean, he just goes as if it's as if he's a you know if he's schoolchild. He knows that that's. What he has to do everyday? That's good that's. Huh. Good. And, um, you know, they're learning about and they made a big chauffeur and. Oh. that's. Good I'm. Glad I'm. And, um, it's very nice it's, not there's there's, not a lot of the the most children that there is on any day is 25 and there's not always 25. Glad about that. Because some kids go just mornings and some go just afternoon and some go. Oh. I see. Um, you know, not all the days of the week. So the most. Have it. You can manage on outage salary. Yes, ma'am. Yeah, we can mom you know, you know, we were just talking about this. Bye. The other day of you and I how you know, we you know our pressure is that we want to save as much. . So that when we go back, we can get the things that we. I. See and I were just now talking about you that you have to buy it and she's got it. All figured out. You should come back the beginning of summer. You stay with her house until everything gets settled in your house and what about your tennis Addy. . I I we have to call them. So what are you waiting for? You'll. Have to because of the time because of the time. That's, right that's, right here. Really because of the time. But it don't use it. Um, because view can't use the, they sent a via fax to his work. He can get faxes there and and it never got to view. Oh. I see. So we have to call them. Huh. Um, anyways, um, but but we was just saying how here. We're living only on his salary, we have two cards now because we need two cars and and even though we feel so pressured and try to save everything we still, we still have what I would say a higher. Huh. Huh. Manage. You know, it's not like like getting the car fixed. Makes it means we have an overdraft at the end of the month. Like,. I see you better not have an overdraft in America. We don't. We didn't Israel either are very very lucky. I see [laughter]. We did. America and overdraft is is very it's more much worse. Well, actually actually at the bank there's, something in the bank that we opened up an account in here. We went and talked to them and they, they charge they they said that there was a that there. Wasn't enough funds. It was right. When we bought the car, the second car and we I had money in the bank account in Provo and with your debit card, you can transfer the money and I wanted to transfer $6,000 and they wouldn't? 5. Huh. . Huh. Let me in the bank here. They said no, we only allow 5000. You will only give you a cash advance on 5000. [laughter]. Alright. So it meant that I had to take more out of the bank here. I said to them, listen you're forcing me to leave to practically close my account here. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. I said I can come in the next morning and and transfer another you know, transfer 1. They said that's, right. But you can't do it all in one day, the next thing we know. So that's, what I did. I went next morning. I transferred another 700 or something like that. And, um, and the next thing we know of you got . We got a letter in the mail or something saying that there were insufficient funds. And we were charged $20 for them to to until there was sufficient fund thing. So we went in to talk to the woman and I said to her listing I when I said when was it, I said, I was here on the 31st at the end of the day and I and I did transactions and it didn't show up that we were in overdraft. I came in the next morning. I put more money in and it didn't say I said, when did it happen overnight during the night? So anyway, she started to get flustered and she said, okay, I'll return. You the $20 she said she said it's ridiculous for me to be for me to be paid to talk to about an overdraft on all. I have to do is return the $20 or something like that. So she reversed the charges. The humble that's. Good, but you have to do it. . Yeah. That's. All. I know I know, but it was the first time of you and I said to each other it was the first time in the two years that we've been in America that someone who was serving us. Just like if I can. You know in a bank or a store or whatever. Um, was was impatient [laughter]. Really really. Yeah huh answered us. Impatiently. Huh. Well, alright, well, that's. But at least you got it done. Um, and we got I I told you that we asked the owner, the landlord for the driver. He said no, but I asked him about you know, the house has no blinds on the windows nothing and I asked every house we've rented has had blinds and everybody told me and he said he said, no, he doesn't provide them because, um, because you know some people want different in just a little vision blind. Nothing really. Had something on the windows. They cost for dollar a blind when they're on sale. Huh. So I I argued with me also and he said, okay, we'll pay for him. I didn't you know, I didn't I said, I said you know, it's not a lot of money, but for us, it's a big outlay because we have nothing to do with them afterwards, you know, it's not something we can take back to with us and, um, anyway, he's. Huh. Nice too [laughter]. That's good stop fine. He said you know, you said. Okay, I'll pay for him. And then you got them, you have a bump. Well, I only have some because I'm waiting for them to go on sale again, huh. Oh. I see. Well, don't worry, if he's gonna pay for it. Go ahead pay for this. I know, but but I don't have to be freer with his money than I am with mine. Alright, okay, well I hope he realizes that. Oh. Oh. okay, I hope so too. And he's, not. I think he went to. He told us he just got married and he told us that he was in Israel when we had started to rent a house. We must have gone to a honeymoon or something. Oh. I was a young man. She's young. Yeah huh. Oh now was it. Lori somebody told me that is used to live there. Yes, I haven't seen article yet. But um, mom. I don't think Lori. I maybe I told I told you who neighbor is marrying the assistant to the city manager of oak Park. Sarah, Anna. No, when we were down there in Columbia. Yeah. Um, after the wedding, her neighbors outside and everybody was standing on the Street. You know, and congratulating them and stuff and say to her neighbors. Huh. Have a son who's about Miriam is age and Miriam was talking to. Yeah. I guess they went to school together and and then they met by chance in Ann arbor and was saying these are my cousins. They just moved to oak Park and this guy this.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh. Carol. Yes, okay. Are you there? I'm here, I'm fine. Okay, [laughter]. How are you? [laughter]. What about yourself? I'm. Good, thank you. Yes, you're up early this morning. [laughter]. Yes, it's a little earlier. [laughter]. Yeah, it didn't have to be quite so early. Well, that's. Alright. Is it okay? Okay, [laughter]. Yeah, for you. Oh. well, thank you. Yeah. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. We just got back last night. I know. So you're up early too huh. Well, no, but the the house, I mean, it's a regular workday here. So you know, we pay at 630. Right. So I I'm always up to arrive done Sunday also. Oh [laughter]. Yeah. Oh. did she. So she's here. Who how is she? She's fine, she's, good. We get some customers. Decorating around last night. Huh. It kind of fun. See she seems to be in good shape. I'm. Glad to hear that. Do you know a lot of German now? Yeah. Well, she laughed when I asked. So I don't know, [laughter], Jan Rhoda card. [laughter]. . She said that was in Germany and she said ask tears Ina to translate it for you and when I told that she laughed even harder. Oh. [laughter]. So I I honestly don't know how much German she knows? Oh. Oh. so how are you. I'm fine, I'm. Good. To. I we had a a good retreat. There were only five people. So it was A I did it alone. Which is always a little more intense, but the fact, they're. Oh. K. So few people made it a little more than likely anyway. Yeah. Are you gonna get a little break? Uh, not until after mid January or actually a break. I think not until after February because I've we've got Assembly and chapter and then I have another retreat and I I have to prepare, I have to write that. Well. Um, paper yet for the 5th fees. Huh. I did the research now, but I haven't been able to write it yet. Mhm. So I that I need to have done by the second week in February. Oh okay. So. Then we have our meeting down South. So and after that, I think I have a little bit of time. But actually, I'm, not, I don't feel. So tired like I did. Oh good. Okay. So. Cause you're sounding like you did a little bit. Yeah, it did. When I first got back? I really was tired. I. I was. Believe, [laughter]. I was exhausted actually, but the system. I. I can't imagine. Why. No, no, not right. Yeah. I understood why, but it took me a little bit to get time to get back and get settled, but. Yeah. No, I I feel like I I mean in the groove and. Okay. And now, it's it's, uh, yeah, I think kind of working with the unknown also. That's part of what I probably is is in the Hopper for me to. Oh. I know. Mhm. And that will probably not be defined. This year. The first part of this year. Probably not, huh. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. You know, I talked to your mom on Sunday. Oh good, how are they. Um, I think. Okay, she was a little breathless. So I don't know what I got her from, but the kids were there because Coleen and him had a party. So I don't know they were baking cookies. Huh. That's. What they were doing anyway? Huh. She I think they're fine and I told her I was gonna call. So she was concerned if you got her letter that said your dad's tests had all turned out. Huh. Alright. Yes, it was here when I arrived so yes, I did get that. Okay. Okay. Yeah, did you get the last letter? I wrote it. Should've come just these days or else it will come. Yeah. No oh. no. Okay, yeah, yes, I I thought a list of where. I'll be up through February is in there. Oh. okay. Yeah. I wasn't sure where there's been a thread of of mail strike here. So I wasn't I was sure things were going through. Oh. okay, no. I decide to send it anyway. After your fax, I didn't even expect 1. I didn't look for 1. Yeah, I I I thought you probably wouldn't, but I I just had a little bit of time. So I decided to right. Huh. Oh good. Yeah. I didn't, huh. That's. Alright, that's. Ooh, [laughter]. Fine. This is a good, huh. Yeah, I thought so [laughter]. Alright, so you're having a very heavy winter. Well, we are we just missed the storm last night. It went South. Oh. So we we missed. Um, potentially a heavy snow. I guess they tell us, we still could get some lights. Huh. No, but yes. And then it warms up and now, they're bare patches in the slow. Hold on. I mean, the the grass is showing, but we had ice on top of snow. That's. So we've got areas that still look like, um, well, Kathy was here over the weekend. She said it looks like Dr huh. [laughter]. In some other places and it warmed backup to the twenties and 30. Yeah. So. Huh. But yeah, it I worried potentially in for a good 1. . I think. Yeah, well it sounds like it. It's even been on television here. You know, some of those. Oh. No storms and the cold weather been some cold. Yeah, yeah. Maps to it. N. Yes. But. Did I write to you about my trip back from Chicago? Well, I guess it's not. You got stuck in the in the Street. On the way back. Oh. Oh. Um, well we were all stuck in the Street. Huh. One time or another, but I didn't get stuck till I was out here. Huh huh huh. In front of the house. It just took four hours to get back from James from viola university. [laughter]. Well, was it snowing the whole way back? No, it was raining in Chicago. When I left and they had, they had said it would not the snow wouldn't hit? Oh huh huh. . Southern Wisconsin till later in the afternoon. So I I was aware of that, but I was hardly across the border when I hit snow. Huh. . I. And from there on it was. Slow going here. So going because it had rained before that. So that had turned kinda AC underneath. Huh. Oh. that's. Why I hate that kind of driving, huh? But the trucks were very careful, which was done with my salvation that I get nervous. Huh. Yeah. When they go flying by? Yeah, they. But they kept their distance and wants well. Huh. Anyway. They were. Yes. So anyway, it I mean, it's not. I don't mind snow. So much. It just would have been more fun. If somebody hit it with me. I was by myself. I know, it's kind of you think I signed up in the DC are off alone. . Yeah. Yeah. Right. So and I had to give up my Toyota. Huh. Huh. I. You've been pretty lucky. Actually [laughter], huh. Alright thank you sir. Goodbye huh. Oh. What did he huh? I have a thing called a Pontiac Sunfire. Oh bye. It's. I think it's a new it's, a new model or something. Yeah, it's very nice it's also a a compact car it's a it's, a heavier car than the,. Huh. Oh. I guess. . Toyota, but. It's very nice there's kind of a joke around the place. Huh. Huh. I had to say goodbye to my car. Oh yeah. [laughter]. Oh [laughter]. Well, you've been unusually fortunate [laughter]. [laughter]. I know. Yesterday we had the team had lunch with the other team. Huh. And they, huh, no Joe is such a card. So he comes he comes into this we're at. Yeah. Hi, Miss. He comes in with, um, a trivia game that we should all play and then he pulls something out of his. . Huh. Um, out of an envelope. Anyway, he they gave each of us a gift certificate for a manicure. Yeah, I can't [laughter]. No. Oh. [laughter]. For the ultimate and pamper [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I would have preferred. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. well, I've, never had a manager. So I have to see because the real manicure. I think involves the message of the fingers and and hand. Huh. So I want to see what about my feet. [laughter]. Huh. No, actually, I was told taken back. Huh. I didn't know. I hardly know how to respond. I I can't imagine. [laughter], huh. Huh. The second second addition of the. . Yeah. Uh huh. Huh. I was here when I got that. Oh good. I haven't seen it yet. Yeah, well it it. Wasn't there very long then I mean, it just came? Huh. Oh. I just gave him. Yeah. Yeah, I guess it does come through to us mail. I think it does. Yeah, I looked at and now that I am talking to me. I realized that I saw that on the envelope on the outside, but uh, that's. Yeah. Yes. I appreciated your reflection. Oh. thank you. Huh. [laughter]. Just. Yeah, I. [laughter]. Huh. We did our video too. That's all. Well, that's, what. Yeah, that's. What I was coming back from Chicago? That's. What you were doing in Chicago out of that town? Yes, yes. It turned out. Okay, I mean, I would it would give me courage to do something like that again. Know that. Oh huh. The, um, the people who are doing the video. I I don't think our professional professional. So he just put the camera on all three of us and left it there. Okay. Huh. Um, and because of that there is a glare on my glasses. All the time. Oh yeah. Which of course I don't like and I know that from doing the video with the the recruitment video for the Salvadorians when Carla clear did it those guys made me took my glasses down a certain way. Huh, bye. And then they angled their camera. Huh. So that they didn't get a glare. Yeah. So I know it can be done, but anyway, we're it's circulating throughout the province. . Huh, bye. We made seven copies and stuff world, huh. Huh huh huh. Did you make it? It's between I think 4550 minutes. Oh huh. That, um, I think we did an okay. Huh. Job. I mean, you can't do everything in that amount of time. [laughter]. Hi, Carolyn. Can you believe sister guide? Yeah. Shock. She had liver cancer. Yeah. Gene told me. Yeah. Rolled down. Jean and. Were gone. She. Oh. It said that then. Well, right after. She explained that she had lived in and I guess it had invaded system also. Thomas. Yeah, yeah. Huh. I'm surprised they didn't discover that and. Well, maybe they didn't weren't saying. Oh. maybe maybe. Yeah. I'm, not sure they always say everything out front up over there. Right cool. That's. Pretty normal with Ana coasters. Are much more upfront about what's doctor saying doctor. Yeah. See more clearly to for us. What's happening? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it was a little shock. . She was such a lovely woman. Yes, yes. And so present even though you couldn't communicate with her. Right. Okay. . Did you get the my letter with your air France thing in it? I did yes. Okay, and was Henry . Yes, and I wrote that. Huh. Did you okay? Yeah. Yeah, I did that center. Hunter Christmas guide and then. You know. With it. Okay. I didn't. I do. I even still living. [laughter]. Yeah, right. I thought because I had been my walks, I had gone by the house, a lot. Huh. That's closed up I'm talking with maybe. Bye. He was up North and at Rosemary. Huh huh. In fact, he he had apparently had been at Rosemary is for some months now and that's where he died. Oh. So. Oh okay. Anyway in Frank's, mother is dying. . Yeah. He's having a hard time. I hope it's gotta hard on. What. Yeah, that's hard on him. Yeah, he's having a hard time and he admits it. What part? Getting his head and his heart together. So. Yeah, that's that's a promotion to move state life. Right [laughter]. Insurance. Oh. no. So I just want to take him and give him a big [laughter]. Yeah, my, uh huh. Okay, [laughter]. It's asking telling us different things and then asking those of us have been through this little questions and it's very interesting. . Oh. She feels this. Yeah. That's, a move because. . . You know, hopeful, huh, it has C N. . Yes, she is. And she had a stroke last Thursday night that they told him is probably the end. Here. Oh. So. Oh. I'm speaking with strokes. I don't know if I mentioned it in my letter that the young priest. 5. In. I worked within some dealers. I had two major stroke. Yes, you did. Yeah. Oh. Not Fernando, but uh for the second 1. . . And evidently, he's recreating better than they start. Good. But he's being about an action for quite a while if he even gets back into. . Yeah. Oh. that's been a shock for them though. Yeah. Well is our government in the news or shut down again, huh. . Oh. I certainly am, especially because. Been issued here, you know, that's in front of the lines of course, this time of the year, everyone's having Austin. Oh. Disney world or whatever the name of it is down there in Tampa, huh. 60. They yeah, they just don't that's not anymore. Shut down and all the Taurus. This G is up. You know in arms here. So. Oh. Oh. yeah, it's in the new bye [laughter]. [laughter]. North America, U S . More money. [laughter]. Something like that [laughter], huh. Yeah, really [laughter]. So yes, it is definitely in the news is it affected much there. Huh. I'm. You know, not that we can tell 'em, Carol Marie gets laid off every time this happens because she works in an agency a government agency. . Huh. Oh. So. I think it went on for a very long time, but we probably would feel it. Yeah. So. Well. See. It's, not an easy one for sure. Oh. 0. Yeah. I think I read. . Um, the the book a. List of cancels book in Jesus that's really very good. Becker. Yeah, it's. Excellent thing. . I finished it. Using part of it in my the research today doing for this topic. Oh good. It's, right. So. Well, it's. Oh. it's it's. So easy written. . At a different. Huh. Very, very good. I enjoyed it. Did you read the other little one? In. I'm in the process. I just started. Okay. Yeah, that seems very good too. I like her writing. Yeah. It's a very accessible. Very good. Something just flooded. Whom I had to tell you and now I can't remember what it was. But it'll probably slipped through again. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, right after we hang up [laughter]. Yeah, that might be right. Yeah huh, so are you still working pretty strong or are you setting? Oh. [laughter]. Oh. Yes. . . And I will have a couple things. I have to do at home after Christmas, but at least I'll be able to do them on my own time and get them done. [laughter]. I have to do the team report. Huh. To the province and finish up our sponsorship devaluation. But. If I can at least do them on my own time and my own Payson in my own house, huh. Right. Yeah, I feel some days. Okay. I just, I feel like it's I'm way over my head, but. Huh. And I have to. Stand back and say it'll be okay, but. Bye. Yeah. And Mary Ann really hasn't told us and feel. Well all the time. Huh. So that doesn't help my site, [laughter]. Yeah. Hard to to push the whole load off if you're not sure. Yeah. I'm with health. Yeah. Right. Do you mind a those days? So. January have you made any decisions outside of the retreat decision or. No huh. Huh. Yeah, no. Huh. Kathy is coming back here in January because we're having issues having a get together for the cost at her house. Huh huh. And I know that bill's invited and he keeps where he's talking about trying to drive. Oh. that's, great huh. I get so I know I get so nervous about that. But I also don't know if I want to fly out there to see them, huh. Huh. Yeah. Oh. you just. [laughter]. I know. So that's, my role dilemma. Yeah, I. I might go to for a few days. Huh. But. Anyway, just kind of being home doesn't sound too bad to me by. Huh. Oh. you're, wonderful homebody [laughter]. [laughter]. Trying to discover ways to be at home in many different places. [laughter]. Well, it's a good, a good training. Let me tell you [laughter]. I know I know. It takes me to take some. Some. Morton. And other than than placing that's the part a. And . I mean, I I in my head. I know that I probably know. Yeah, right. It's currently in my body to. Billy. And Jane both roads. They sound good, Beverly went hungry. Good. Or to change. Yeah, after desk. Oh. They like, I guess they felt some kind of presence there would be good. So she went and she sounded like it was a good good for her also. Good. Spent sometime with this is Jason. She said there was a snow fall. When they were outside seeing at night in the city of test and it looks like a a magical kingdom with all the the terminated buildings and covered with fresh fallen snow? Oh. Huh. . So she almost got poetic sounded good about it. Oh good for her. Yeah, so it sounds like. She said she was a nice letter. She sounds like she's moving toward closure. Good. And so I haven't had a chance to talk with. Their yet about you know how they all really are I'm. [laughter]. Sure, one of these days will get into that because she's gonna be here until after Christmas and then she's going down South to the system. I'm. Sure, you will. . Uh huh good. What are the days of the chaff? Do there. The 15th of till the 19th of February. I don't know. 150, the 19th. Huh huh. Okay. Huh. And then may I have a ticket for the 22nd. Okay. Ah, so you you yeah, okay, you thought me the 21st. But I'm going to France and they don't fly on the 21st or they don't fly on Wednesday. . Are three, huh. I think it's, what it is. Huh. So you leave about the payment at that same site that we took that 1. Probably. Yeah, and I could get a one way ticket for about $400. Oh. that's unusual. Yeah. Yeah. That's nice. Huh. . So okay, the letter that's coming to me has where you're going to be. Yeah, that week I will be in the week of the 12th of February I'll be in couple lately in Santa . Mhm. Okay. And we'll be I'll be back on the 17th 18th. Oh. So the actually, I will be back in. Some here in Santa Barbara. Mhm. I just have a meeting on the 22nd in the afternoon. And some follow. Okay. I just peace meeting, but I'm I'm, basically home during those days. Okay, so I could call you maybe on the 21st or 20 or morning of the 22nd. Yeah, right probably better. The 21st and the 22nd. . I will be going into some payroll in the morning. Right. So yeah. Okay. Probably the. Oh. well at this, this during this at the same time on the 22nd. Okay. It would be okay if you want to really get up [laughter]. [laughter]. It might not be real. Cause I can leave I can leave a ball up till 930 or 1030. Okay. Alright, well, I'll I'll. Probably I'll either right. Or fax you and tell you probably the 21st is a better time a better day. Huh. No. Okay, yeah, that's at Wednesday. So yeah. Yeah, okay, um, Carol at some. we're going to get a little notice that tells us are half hours up. Five o'clock, five o'clock sitting in front of me. Okay. And I think we have about nine minutes left, huh. Okay, oh good I'm. Not keeping track. So I'll depending. Okay, and then it then my message says to hang up as soon as possible after that. So. Okay, yeah, well respect that. Huh. Yeah. This is . Have a nice. Okay. A nice Christmas gift. Well it is our, um, the sister's working for a walk a cheater we're volunteering. Yeah. Huh. Huh. There are getting these. This is a a project. Not through my watch either. Uh huh, bye. But they're, apparently looking for people that amaze communities talked to Marie. Rita roof and Allen and we morning sisters are gonna be calling or I mean, they they they've got lots of these. Huh. Oh that's nice. And then I've got. I think. They've got Maria rattle. Um, slated to do this with her. Niece in German because they this group what needs a German speaking conversation. Huh. Huh. So, I'm. Interesting. Isn't. It. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. They can do it for any part of the world or any other part. Apparently huh. Huh. I'll need any one second service back from here. Okay. . Speaking. N. Let me just . Anyway, so what are you doing on Christmas? Well, we haven't totally planned. It yet. Um, but well, we having. Stuff like a. Unless the two houses from the city of any have dinner here with us. Oh. that. And so I wanted to help. I mean, mean dinner. So we we haven't planned that out a little, but. Okay. . And then always it's traditional here after I think we haven't asked it at eight or nine o'clock and then after that have a little. Little spoken with you. No, not really a stop on, but a little much. . Stolen, the paper. . So that'll be our our Christmas this morning and after I finish here. Good. We're having we have to prepare a community report for the chapter. So. When is your check? Our chapter is the, Ah, the Assembly chapter together from the 4th to the 10th of January. Oh. okay. And then I stay right on there for for a retreat another retreat. Oh. okay, not your own. . Somebody else's are you giving it or. Yeah, I'm giving I'm giving a change from the 11th to the 17th. Okay. Okay. So yeah. What are you gonna get to make your own? Uh, that I have to plan I'm gonna put that in it's only a year. Okay. Now I made mine in January. Okay. So I I'm not too over due yet. Alright, I'm. [laughter], thank you thank you. Just checking. Can I can re added this is an election? Yeah, she could be this is not a chapter election yet. Oh. it's. We have to decide whether we're gonna extend year or move into a four for the four year for the next 1. . [laughter]. Huh. You're you're into that too. Yeah, right. And after the election, would have taken place in July. Ah, okay. So, uh, the the decision because they turned over office Hughes in September. Huh. Okay, that's, right. . Okay. Yeah, but she could be, but they're, their normal way of doing it. It's, not through the elect. I know. So. So we will see I don't know basically what the group will. . What. You're trying to do. It'll be interesting to see. . Right now. We've had someone in the hospital. Who from one of the sisters from up in the northeast? She started back by airplane and she, she had a bad ultra in her language. . She spent 10 days in a hospital and then came home and then got pneumonia and had to go back in in into intensive care and now, she's back home she's she's recuperating she's doing pretty well, but it's been a lot of back and forth from the to the hospital on their they'd. Oh. Have to have someone stay with her and someone has to sleep that night. We've been taking turn still in there. All right. So, it's it's been kind of. Is she older? She's older she's, 76. I think she's older like Bonnie Bernie's older. Oh. Yes, yes okay. So at end I'm, not not signing the toll at all, but the same time you know, limited, uh, and not wanting to be you know, that. Yes, yes. Yes. Yes, we have two of those by. [laughter]. I can't believe it [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. August . I am driving the car. Are you really good for you? Yes, and I drove back from yesterday. Um, my only difficulty is it's when I stopped at a on a on a Hill. Oh. I don't. You know, and getting there. Huh. Got that yet. I have to do some more practicing, but highway driving itself, sir. . That's. No problem for me. Right. It's. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello, yes, now you got the message too. Are you there? Yeah, yeah. Good, so you see we've got a long time to talk anyway. Uh, first of all tell me something about yourself. Huh. I I haven't had a chance. I said to talk to you. Well, I'm, just you know very busy. I only get paid for one day a week from Jewish labor committee, but there's. . No way in the world. Oh. I can keep all the contacts up. . So they pay me for one and they get everything they need, huh. So what do you do the rest of the week? Oh. I you know, I participate with the Union's in demonstrations. I. But I mean, it's not lucrative in any sense that you can get paid for it or do they. Well, I get paid for one day a week. Okay, but you can't live on that. Oh. well, I'm old enough to collect social security. Yeah huh. You know, so I I get that plus you know, the one day a week and I live modestly, you know. Sure. Plus. How. Well, how will I know that [laughter]? Yeah. You know, this is this is my theory to to live modestly like wearing one dress. Yeah. I still have address to Mickey's bar. Misha, which is only 13 years 12 years ago. Huh. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm still wearing the dress and, um, some someone saw me in the address not long ago and said, oh. what a beautiful dress. Huh. And I looked at her and I said, oh. you are. So right [laughter]. [laughter]. She should just no [laughter]. I wouldn't have been, I wouldn't admit that's, right. Yeah. And so, so you're still busy with all kinds of on care work. Oh. yes, yeah all the volunteer stuff I do I'm active with a state group. Huh. That's trying to work for a universal single pair health plan on a state level and we have a nice young Jewish legislator, who is going to put in a bill for us. Bye. . . Huh. This year. Huh. We won't get it. It's a Republican dominated legislature that is a cutting off. All kinds of services for ordinary people. Sure. You know, it's very business Orient and I I work with another group. That's, always trying to get jobs for people. Who've been laid off. . And the woman's International lead for peace and freedom a couple I've been a member for years, but I'm, not really very active, but a few oh about five years ago. They decided they wanted it was the 75th anniversary. Yeah. So they wanted to do something special. So I put together. They had had a play about their own history and some years before so I took and updated it and you know, cut out some stuff and so now, I'm, the play right. Sure, sure. So now for the 80th, they want me to do it a little differently. [laughter]. This time. So, I've got that you know, I've got it sitting here. Huh. Sure. So I can't ignore it, but I really you know, that's not my expertise in anyway, shape or for her. [laughter]. The. But they're making it. They're making it your expertise, right. [laughter]. Yeah, I guess, huh. So anyway, but it'll be fun. You know, to put that together and I don't know. Sure. Sure, sure. Um, last weekend. Alida and Earth Tasha. Were in town. Oh. They, uh, they have a son who is the, I guess he buys the books for something called borders, which is the bookstore that starts? . . Yes, we have it here too, huh. Oh. okay, but you know, it started, man Harbor and and he's the purchaser for the outfit. Yeah. Yes. . So they come in well, I think it's been three or four years at least but they, you know, occasionally come in to see him and his wife and so they spent three or four days in Ann arbor and. Huh. Oh. he lives in Ann arbor is that it huh. Yeah, that's the home base you know, yeah, and she, uh, Aledo. Home base. Yeah. And Earth still have some very good friends from the years when they lived here. Sure, sure. So they stayed with them. I guess a couple of nights and they invited in most of their old friends and I'm the only relative around really you know, that they remember. Huh. Oh. they don't remember your brother. Well, they know exactly, but you know, yeah, you know they were never a. But that's it [laughter]. Well, how how do they look physically. Great. Absolutely great. Is that ? Some years ago. Her had a major heart attack. Huh. And it apparently he's just done everything, right. Because he said, let me think I think he's going to be 80 next month. K. It's either 79 or 80. 80. Yes, yeah, any looks great. She still plays tennis. Oh. that's, wonderful. Uh, I've seen here. Just a couple of times through the years seems to me. She was a little slimmer then I remember you know, she's still not a thin person, but she looks good. Huh. And, um, you know, they were telling us what they do you know, they live in a suburb of Minneapolis. . And anyway, so they they really look good. And did they mention there? Other children. Well, their daughter, the oldest is a daughter named Elsa. Huh. Uh, she lives in where George Miller lives. Huh. And she's a nurse and apparently she last few years has been the head pediatric nurse at the hospital. Oh. . Where she is? Huh. I know her was telling me that she always said she didn't want the responsibility of being in charge of anything. Huh. Once they put her in charge. She says now she wants it. She loves it. [laughter]. Well, now she wants it all she wants to do more [laughter]. You know, he was laughing about it. Yeah, she's, married. You know. I presume. Oh yeah, no, she has a half dozen kids. Oh. really oh. the family. Yeah. You know, she either five or 6. Check. I forget she had a big family and her oldest is just starting college I'm trying to think where she got a scholarship. Huh. I don't know somewhere in the East that's. The oldest is just starting college. That's, Alpha is oldest in other words lean hers Grand daughter. . Oh. Grand son. I see that's different [laughter]. Yeah, it's. Yeah, I think it's a granddaughter. Your granddaughter, huh. Yeah, she. What does your husband do you know? Else's. Yes. No, the couple of times that I went to Tucson. . She would come you know, when they invite relatives in like their kids that live there and they always invite also one year in fact when I was they're leaving or for they spend a month in Tucson every year. Yes. Huh. Huh. Bye. Huh. I think it's February, you know, the worst of the winner. Gericke the worst of the winter right huh. Yeah, and, um, I know, I've met her each time. He must be some sort of a salesman because both times I think he was in Texas, which is a far you know, when you're in that part of the world. Huh huh. Sure right. [laughter]. I know, it's closed. Oh. but always on business and I remember they told me that he's gone a lot. So, he's, you know, he's in and out, but that she manages very well. . Huh. Huh. They all said she was just a great mother. You know, the way she took care of her kids. . That's, wonderful. I you know, I think you learn a lot when you have such a big family, you learn how to jungle a jungle. Really really really. It around you know. Yeah. And apparently she my impression is there not wealthy. You know in fact, I got the impression though they were struggling just a little bit. . Uh, that's Elsa. Well. And her husband when the baby's were little. You know with a big family like that, right. Yeah, and she couldn't have been working very much at that. if at all. Either right, right. Yeah, and so probably one income just you know was making it. It makes it hard of course now, isn't there another daughter or don't. Yeah, yeah. Yes, is it another daughter or another son? Oh huh. And I'm not sure either. What's. Their . I've only met. Those two, but you're, right there's. One other term. I think it seems to me another child. I'm positive. You're, right. It just registers it seems to me. Right. They may even have said something about them, but I never met the 3rd 1. So you know, I don't have it. Huh huh. Didn't stick with me. Whatever they said. That was nice to see family. You know, over the years. It's very interesting isn't. Huh huh. It do you ever see a he also lives in at Harbor. He's very sick. He had major surgery four or five years ago and he walked around like a walking skeleton and the only time I see him now is if I call and ask them to come and I don't think now that you mention it it's been about a year. Oh. That I remember. Yeah. Huh. . Huh. Before you know, when he was still quite well. He would occasionally drop in because their daughter lives. Huh. I think actually on the eastern part of the city. . Huh. Not in Detroit, but you know, it's not Warren Sterling Heights. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll. I don't know something like that. So if he was going to visit her, he would you know, occasionally stop in here on his way home, but since he's been ill, he doesn't seem to do that. Sure. Sure. I think I'm not sure whether Linda their daughter is Linda. Yes. Yes. And I don't know whether she got married or she's just been living with this man for a long while but they tell me, he works at Chrysler. He makes nice money and they seem to have a very nice home. Huh. Huh. You know. Well, that's good. Yeah, yeah. You know, considering everything. I say that's. Huh. Good. [laughter]. So we took care of them now we didn't take care of your children yet. Yeah, [laughter]. Well, uh, I still have to in San Jose. And you know, I'm. So angry at you, you send me a card. Huh. You never send me an address or telephone number. And I don't know where to respond and I'm left style and I read it and read it and I say why didn't she give me a telephone number. Huh. I'd call. Her back, huh. Yeah, never even think of it. You will next time. Yeah, now that you said it. [laughter]. I sure will. Sure, it's a get me a telephone number on that card. So I can call you back. Alright, well, I I've been business once a year. [laughter]. You go there. You go there. Don't. You start of it. I want to say periodically. You know. Yeah, it's. You know, not 12 months to the day or anything. Yeah, of course. Um, we had talked about my going this month and then I just got bogged down here and I'm thinking I'm really sort of bog down till the middle of October because I had talked maybe about coming in September, but between you and me, I don't think I can make it then either. . Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. I don't know what but I'll get there. You'll, get there right. How is your daughter doing she's in Chicago, isn't? Right. She. Fine just fine. They have been living in the flat, huh. And. It was a the the they bought the flat with the two other couples and it was a cooperative and they decided to move their moving there. Huh. Mhm. They were in the middle 1. Huh. And they've got a two in not quite two and a half year old and it's just not working out. Is it. You know, I can't make any noise because the people downstairs and you know, it's just not fair to a little 1. Sure. Huh. Huh. So they're buying a house. Um, probably moving the end of September in the same neighborhood. Huh. So it's sort of it's, North of downtown and just a little West, but it's definitely in Chicago. . Huh. She likes the neighborhood that she had talked about running for school board. Yeah. Okay. They have local school boards. You know, for each school, not not the city wide. Huh huh. 1. Yeah. So. So she's working isn't sheet, they're, both working. Yeah, she worked. She know. Yup. Sure. Yeah, she a a a group of block club. Got together and wrote for a grant that was really designed for her and she goes all over the city and tells people what their tenant rights are you know, particularly women and children, but she talks to any group. Huh. . You know, about what their rights are Chicago has a lot of a rights. . You know that help the tenants on the books and most tenants. . Don't know, about them. Huh. So that's, her job she's been doing it for a couple of years. Well, look as long as you enjoy doing the work it's. Huh. Good it's. Yeah, yeah. Good now, wait wasn't. There someone else you have another son. Yeah, they're two in California and one in Washington he's. Uh in Washington DC, huh. Right. He lives right in the city. . He's an attorney and he works for the city, not not the federal government, but the city. Huh. Huh. For the city [laughter], the city, . Yeah, D C which is in horrible. Financial shape just terrible. [laughter]. Huh. Well, what a city. At. What a city that is I'll? [laughter]. Tell you, I can say the same thing for LOS Angeles. This is, I don't know how you're gonna have anymore. Corruption immorality and immorality then you have here. Is that right? Yeah. Oh. come on this is this is [laughter]. I think this is the worst of the worst, huh. Well, you know where you know, the most about it. Yeah, even though I must say a. The. A they don't talk about corruption and Detroit, but Julius convince the worst of the worst is Chicago. [laughter]. She says it just doesn't mean anything to have judges indicted. . Everybody expects. [laughter]. You know, when it gets to that. this is to this is really a serious matter if you can't trust if you can't trust the judge. Huh. Oh. I mean, what do you do then huh? It really really. Oh. she she just she can't get over it. She's always complaining to me about how correct. Absolutely. And yet. If you go to Chicago. It's, basically a pretty decently managed city in many ways. [laughter]. Because you don't know the inside, you know. Well, yeah, but if you go there, there's, you know, I see things at Detroit just doesn't have there's public transportation in every direction. Station. Which is wonderful. Oh absolutely [laughter]. This is wonderful. You don't have it here. You don't either. The price here. Yeah. The price here of transportation is too high for four people. They can't get around it's heartbreaking. Huh huh. It is heartbreaking. If you don't have a car here. Yeah, I. You're, totally lost total. Because of transportation. Bye. Yes, there is some, but it doesn't amount too much and it's expensive for a person. Huh huh huh. Oh. Who's working to have to pay a dollar 35 for each each? Yeah. You know, site and then 270 for the day. Uh huh. That's a mint of money. No, yeah, protect if you're working with it. That's a minute of money. You stop and think five days a week. Yeah. What that means? It's this is. [laughter]. I think much too much. Huh. Well, what can you do? The move in the country is so mean, you know, figure out how the rich can get richer. Yes, yes. That's. All how can you Rob the more. Huh. You can Rob the better. Yep, yep. And now with what's going on with with the Republican party. I mean, uh, who cares there. . The the latest thing here is that they want to close the mental a hospitals and mental help 200000 people will be let out on the Street without medication without a without a roof on his head without food. . Oh yeah, yeah. Oh. well, we. . Huh. And they can't cope. How they don't have the money? Okay, but look if we were a little more careful with our money there would be money for it for the six people. Oh. sure. This is this is a Hernandez. Oh. the richest country on Earth and we don't have money take care of the metal he'll come on now. I'll. Tell you something this is it's an abomination. I can't. Well. I just can't even talk about it. Huh huh, bye. What's going to happen on the Street and then they'll pick them up and they'll put them into jail and then then and then they're totally deteriorating? And that's more expensive. Of course, and they get abused in jail. This is. Huh. What will go on, but I think maybe that it's a scare out? You know, yeah. . Maybe they'll. Yeah, gather some money together because this is how can you do this. Because people Wilson wants to be present. This is heartless. So the way, you've become President on the Republican ticket is to do away with human services. It's a waste of money. The. Who cares about those people? Well, we don't care about the people as long as we save money. Huh. That's. Exactly. All that matters that's. Well, it saves the tax. All that matters. Payer's money after a. Of course, the tax matters, not his the tax matters. Yeah. Hi. Well, I you know, I I just once I start on this subject. [laughter]. I don't think I can end. I can go on and on you see Anita is with the LOS Angeles. Unified school district. What goes on their Selma? Oh. It is you know, she comes home every day with such stories. I said you know, it's a good thing that I taught 60 years ago you know what I mean because I could never take this. Oh. really. Is she in a classroom or a? The classroom. She teaches in the classroom in which is a second language. Yeah, that's. What I thought? And what she gets you see is mostly the Latino kids these from a Mexico and San Salvador. . Control. Yeah huh. You know, that area. She loves to teach them. There's. No problem there. Huh. But the big problem is that they are they never can give her five classes of that. They give her four classes and then they give her one class of black kids. Huh. Well, that murders the day for her. Bye. They don't want to learn and they carry on and they make her and they tell her, she doesn't know how to speak. Oh. Well. And they speak what is called the black English. Huh. I don't I don't have to tell you what that amounts to you would enter whenever she prepares a lesson they're, not about to do it. And she is very meticulous I'll. Tell you she is a teacher that is one in a 000000000. Not in a 000000. She devotes day and night into that work. When they she prepares all this, they don't? Do anything and they. She hasn't found a way to get their attention. And you see and then you never know when they'll carry a knife or a gun. It is it is it is absolutely dangerous whenever she leaves in the morning. I pray that she comes home safely it's a fact every morning when she leaves. [laughter]. For. I'm just worried when she leaves every morning, but the the other kids she loves because they they pay attention. Huh. She says these kids are so 000000000. Huh. Although they come from homes also poverty stricken and so on and so on you know, they serve breakfast and lunch in schools now. Bye. Huh. So anyway, she squeezes in this writing of the book and this first book has been really a tremendous success. Huh. Oh okay great. A tremendous success in fact, she's also been in Israel. Just a couple of weeks ago at the , the Israel teachers association met in Georgia Lem and there she again, presented her book and so they see they feel very confident it's gonna be a very big order. For what. Huh. Huh. She has spoken already. Bye. I see two years ago. We were in Israel and at that time. She had already talked to a number of the supervisors. And now she had a chance to really see the , not only the supervisors, but a number of the classroom teachers. Huh. So that they are the ones who have to like the book and then it'll be ordered. So it's been quite a process. She had to go through the ministry of education in Georgia Lum and you know, it's not easy. A. Huh. Well, it's in English, right. It's of course, it's in English it's English for a you know, it's second language, E S L so it was a process to get the mystery to accept it. Huh. Oh. Huh. Which they finally did and that you see this take. So much work and here. She's teaching. So she never their night said she never goes to bed. Huh. And this is what worries me night after night to be up without sleeping. . Oh. And eating, well, the she eats because I'm here to Cook and I put it in front of her. So she can even run back to write the book. Huh huh. So now, she's working on a book to the second book which is a easier book it's a what it is. Is based on. Stories that she gathers. Uh, from the whole world and the first book. I believe had 18 stories. Let me get that and I'll tell you exactly what it is. . I have a folder just one minute. . It's a. World. Folktales it's a multiple full literature. So she gathers these stories many of them. Have been written 3040 years ago, but if they have been written let's, say within the last 20 years, they have to pay to get permission to use this to you know to use it. Huh. Okay. What. Right. Right. What it is is anthology? Huh. So. If she tries to gather from various countries that are representative of the countries. These kids come from. Huh. So it is it's a very hard task. And she's forever in the library and she went to the library and the light of the in Washington, the Congress. Huh. And uh, I need not tell you and then after it is written up. Huh. She she has to confront it with the publisher of the company and the editor and it's on and on and on forever. Oh. Right, right. [laughter]. So in the house when you come to us, you will see a couple of of computers. Huh huh. You'll. See a printer you will see a fax machine. Oh yeah, yeah, it sounds like it. It's a whole factory here. [laughter]. So anyway, this is a big excitement. Now her book already has been taken to China. . And to your Pini countries and 2. I think she told me that. Yes, they took copies of it to Japan. Huh. And, uh, what they're trying what. She's trying to do now. Is through friends. You see. She goes to. So many. Conventions. What she needs these people who are involved in all this writing? Sure. So she's made connection with a woman. Who teaches at Columbia university and also heads the textbook buying for new York city? Oh. So she's working on that you see. So right now, she's been getting quite a bit of money, but it takes years for this to develop where you really see the profit come in. Oh. Uh, oh. sure sure. So that's, the big excitement everytime a letter comes there's excitement from home is it and will they accept the book and have they accepted the book and it goes on and on now. Huh huh. She's planned she's going to be at a Conference in. . . In Buffalo. Huh. Uh in October, she wants me to go with her, but this is another story I'll, tell you what happened is I told you I was sick. All year. Yeah huh. So anyway, she was at a she was at this Conference. I told you Angela and then she's been in a at a Conference in Atlanta in Georgia. Huh. She was at a Conference in Quebec and this can go on and on and on, I can't tell you she's like a traveling salesman. Oh. . Yeah, how can she do that? She loves it. And teach. What happens is you see they get 10 days a year, a which they can use is supposed to be sick leave? Huh. Oh. So she not only uses a 10 days, but usually it runs over and she uses other days. Huh. So she feels it's worth a, although she may not get paid for that day, but it's, her book it's become it started. Huh. You see how did it start. She got a second master's in A E S sells. You see. Off. She had a bachelor's master's from Wayne. Wayne state in English and of course, it was a regular American English. Right huh. Okay. That you teach literature and so on, but this is not applicable anymore. When you have all the minorities? Oh huh. So she went ahead and got another master's from Cal state in English. Is a second language. No. And basically she's had the same experience in Israel when she was teaching the kids. . Uh, who who are here. Bruce speakers English. Yeah. So she's had 20 years of experience there, although it was not a let's say on the an official basis as having a degree, but the experience it was very valuable and now with the degree. Oh. Oh. Huh. See she is really an authority and there aren't too many people even here with minorities who have the degree as E S L in you know, English is the second language. Oh yeah, yeah. So her contact is very, very expensive and she loves it and what happened was she had written when she got her degree. Okay. She had to write a paper and she went ahead and wrote a paper on Fox tales and at that time, the professor said to her. Huh. Huh. It is so good. You should have it published. Oh. So that brought the idea to publish the thing. Oh. And so from that simple idea. It became a big project and she loves it and she wishes she could stop the teaching and just do the writing, but at this. it's is the teaching is is more lucrative than the writing. . . Yes. Yeah. . Picture or. So she's hoping for the day. She says if I get a couple of books going maybe I can afford to drop the teaching, which is hard with the preparation of it. Yeah huh. Sure. I have to tell you the whole business. Sure. Yeah. So, that's about it anyway, the boys. How about the boys? How are they? Well, this is interesting. Uh, the younger boy. You know, finished U C L A in a electrical engineering. . And computers and he got himself a job. He complained LOS Angeles. Was too small for him. So he got a job in new York city on wall Street. Oh my goodness huh huh. No less and a kit of 21 goes to wall Street and gets a job with one of these. . No, not on wall Street as we think of it. You know, a with all that goes on, but a what they call a traitor a trader is the one who has big sums of money from friends from all areas. . Huh. It's in the heavy heavy millions and they bet what they do is they watch the market by computer of course, and they know where to invest this goes in hundreds and this doesn't go in millions. Bye. Huh. It's gambling. Yeah. It goes hundreds of millions where they watched the computer to know when to buy one to sell. [laughter]. Huh. And so they took him in. He had some experience, you know, as a kid working here, but they took him in and he is now the top, man in this computer business and they watch in hundreds of millions everyday. Huh. Okay. So he's at work seven in the morning and many times works until six at night and he's got himself an apartment in. In great neck. What happened was you say? That's, new Jersey, right. No it's, new York. Oh okay, okay. Great neck, new York. What happened was the reason he went there also is through chance? Oh. . He had met a kid a boy, who lived in great neck and convinced him to go to new York. Otherwise he would have stayed here. [laughter]. Sure. And the excitement of new York. Selma. Of course of course. I can't tell you. He is a kid who can't. He he's gotta have excitement the mind is brilliant. . Is look to have him run the business in hundreds of millions of dollar. That's. No child play. They said. A young, man, like that just brought the bank of England down right. I don't know why don't. Don't. You remember reading. I remember the story very well, but you see he works the computer in the sense that he is not totally responsible because the boss is sitting there, but he directs them and tell them what's happening. Yeah. . Huh. They say he's he's he's. It's. The Gamble. Well, but you see this guy is willing to Gamble. His money. Sure. So, it's went to Israel a couple of weeks ago and he was there and every day he called in to new York and talked with them to direct them. Huh. What to do? . So he was sitting in Israel and telling them, what to do they couldn't wait and they couldn't wait for him to return. They were that excited. Huh. So he is there, but his heart is very much with Israel. His friends. Are Israeli's and he loves excitement and he thinks. Huh. 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Yeah, he has a certain it's like a a slightly flamboyant. Huh. They'll be written about help which you see. He'll be rich. I mean, the truth. Isn't, meaning if it goes, according to talents like he should he there's. Huh. No reason for him. Not to be rich, but. Maybe that'll always has a problem with kids now with her husband. The two, what they're too talented [laughter]. Huh. Certain ways. No she's, right there over over killed you know, I mean. There [laughter]. No, but if it's directed properly mean there's. No. No reason that it should be a problem. It's, not like they have A I don't know. Right. I don't think will have a problem working with in his, uh, structures. Yeah, oh. he'll. Do other. Well, I mean, he's working hard and he's. He's. Where he's working very hard? He's not taking the cheap way out he's taking you know, he's he's he's doing everything properly and then you know, and he deserves it off the, I mean, it's interesting. Yeah, he's doing everything properly. I satin Cole for 10 years and then all of sudden be 360, right now. He's gonna you know, and he's gonna he's gonna become. I think. I'll become something. Yeah, yeah, listen. I mean, I hope he uses it. Well huh, but the we, they also had a thing like they had a thing on shop this, but I mean, we weren't invited, but just so for the family, I sell they that's very nice. Yeah, so do I. . Huh. Right. Oh really oh. how do you know that she'll called? They told you you spoke to after that. I spoke to the master that I spoke to a after it's just . Huh. Oh. you know, when's. Oh wow. Business. Um, and I need to get like a a USB Portis number because we have this friend in Vienna who's getting married and Linda, gross. Just really. I don't think you know, her, but she's a girl that we knew from network and she's gonna send us tickets to come to her wedding. No, no. Huh. Oh. really that's, not bad. Yes, yes, not bad. So a USB Portis had said that, um, that he can arrange some, um, some fundraising, uh, uh, appointments for Danny. Huh. So like you know, I figured it'd be nice, like we could combine you know some business and pleasure. Work with pleasure, huh. Yeah, so we'll like take a little vacation because we need it like will still for a week and we'll. Oh. I'm really not what's. It gonna be. What. Wednesday ones. The wedding. October 26th after the plugging. Oh. access after after everything. Oh. that's. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so like it will go a Ah, well, you know, put up some families over here and then I'll take debit and we'll go for a week and you know, I'll like spend it, you know, a few days in the fundraising and then a few days. You too. Oh. so you're gonna go, you go to the rest of your also. So just a second. You're gonna drop bank job Belgian or it's a. Um, I don't know. I don't think so because you know, enter European things class connections are very very expense. It's far. Yeah, yeah, I have to if you can do it. You'll. Do it by train and even by trains very far it's about 10 hours of? Right. Exactly. So I don't think so I mean, I'm gonna I'm trying to get in touch with the doctor just to see if like she could take off vacation then or something. By the. Huh huh huh. So good like meter cause it's always better to go with them to you because they know what they're doing, but I don't. Oh yeah, they don't they're doing yeah. I have a feeling it's, not gonna work out like you know, I mean, they just took off now the the world's wedding and the and then George there in Atlanta with her for her brother and, uh, yeah, yeah for two weeks or something and then she's really busy with her, you know, whatever it is PhD or whatever she's doing so I don't know if it's gonna work out, but um, that's a that's like on the agenda. Right, right, the old body. . Alright, they went there also. So I don't know what. 88. Huh. [laughter]. If I can get to it. I'm like drowning and, uh, trying to get on top of things. Trying to. Yeah. It's real. Well still off the of it's. Uh, it's gonna be crazy. I'm. Sure. Yeah, yeah, well, Sean we're gonna be in a Park off, which usually, um, and that the. Bye you're in and you're enough. Don't. Usually don't. Usually stay by will go to , huh. It's a model . We used to go here to the office, but they moved to Chicago. Yeah. It started up for branch in Chicago. Oh. really they moved wow that's. Yeah, so yeah, after years and years, but last year was our first Shawna, I think last first Sean outside . Oh wow, oh. wow. So yeah, it's a shame. Well, that was really nice sound TV. About the best 1. Yeah. Yeah, but uh, whatever they moved. Huh. So now we we go to in . And then huh, very nice. Yeah, so that at least I won't have to worry about that as a yeah, that's, good. Yeah, that's that's. The big a thing off your head anyway. Yes, yes. And, um, so how's, your new place going. The new place is nice it's. The. What are you? Pleasantly surprised or otherwise. Well, I think the the house itself. I'm pleasantly surprised with because, um, I didn't expect it to be this big like it is much bigger than our apartment. Huh. Right. Oh. I don't know if it's much bigger, but it turns the way the space is laid out. The space is [laughter], huh. It's a smarter uses space. And it's really like nicely laid out and it's very like I don't know if like it's very luxurious very luxurious, like compared. Huh. I mean, that's great for the person that like I mean, you're, the one that's that's that's gonna have the most a lot benefit from it. So that's, great. Yeah, yeah, it's very. I mean, because you're one has to be home more more more than Danny I'm. Sure. Right, right. So I'm I'm very happy with that with the house. No. I'm very happy with the people. The people are really wonderful very very wonderful interesting. Nice people, huh. That's very important. Nice people and yeah, it's very good, like this like when I'm sick, you know, I can get a babysitter. Right. You have somebody to help you. It's it's. So important like I said here in that's. What I mean, we're really we're really busting out of our apartment like where it's a one bedroom apartment then? And some in the living room, but we're reluctant to leave because we have such good neighbors they're. Right. So close you know, we've been together already 34 years and you know, they're all basically became at the same time and they're very very good friends. Alright, right. Alright. We ever need a babysitter when you have to run somewhere we need a car. You know, it's it's it's. Right. You know, it's important neighbors. I know, it's. Are such a woman. Yeah, our. Wasn't wasn't stupid. When she tried to always consult a relationship with Mrs Brown? [laughter]. She was doing because she thought that the Nancy's come again, Mister Brown. Will help us. Really so that's, the double things. That's the. That's a total thing. Bye. No, I said, oh. no, sorry. Oh. my. I thought. Oh my member Oma try to with Miss Brown. Oh. She I'll try to best friends. Miss Brown. Oh really. Yeah, so she was doing it because if she wanted to make sure that the nineties come again, she's gonna still take care of us. I know, [laughter]. [laughter]. No, they live like that. These people know, but the. Oh wow, well, that's. Something else I mean we're like whatever we don't think about being protected, but but just like in terms of communal stuff, it's a very nice thing and especially with our family like it's very very nice. No, we don't know. Right that's, right very important that's. Fantastic. So that's very good. And the kids are mom should happen. It's like it's. Heaven for kids. Huh. They run outside all day long. That's that's really good huh. They that they know they it's like can't you know that is a camp. Yeah. All year long like they go and they pick up sticks and they have also. That's in. And you don't even have to watch him that much because everything's looking out for them right. Everybody is I mean. Right. You don't have to watch it because I mean, well, the big kids don't have to watch because there's. No dangers. Right, like a bundle called me. I mean, there's. No cars there's. No weird people right. It's a little link. American bungalow call me. You know. Exactly exactly. So and then you know, whatever for then the little kids, I mean, like does it have to watch because you know he could you know, do something for himself, but it's still like he has freedom like you know, if I'm just stay on the Street and I just watch who runs back and forth with his little cars or or you know whatever his Ira or something. Okay. It hurt himself here. . So, he's you know, but in terms of naturally like what it's really a good life for kids. Huh. It's it's really really good very healthy life for them like they're very very happy. And,. That is probably the one that suffers a little from it because. Danny suffers from and I'm suffering just from like the the whole move was done. So crazy like you know, we arrived on the Tuesday morning. We moved on a Friday and I started work on Monday and it was just yeah, yeah, it was just such hell. Oh. wow, yeah, so you're teaching still. And, um, and then I got sick and then you know, like I just called in twice already sick like and it's such a short term and I've just realized that I'm not making enough money and I have to. Huh. Oh. what kind of a transportation, etcetera. Yeah, transportation. We subtract transportation push on everything making like 80 Canadian dollar a month. You know, like. Oh. that's, not too much. No. So, uh, you know, I have to start looking into supplementing and looking into like teaching on these 18 year old programs. Because like they're the only ones that pay anything because you know, like the $10,000 a year. Yeah, gotta keep in America program is whatever they bring in money. They can pay money you know what I mean that. Yeah, yeah, I mean, if they pay they pay $10,000 a year you should each of these kids like of course, they can have money to pay. Exactly that's. Why I'm trying to say? But like the adult places they don't also fundraising. So they don't have any money to pay. Right right, so I think that's gonna have to do even though. So. It's not as the kids are as motivated by any means that, but but uh. It's not. Right. In terms of your cash. Yeah. Through cash. Well, that's, the bottom line in a lot of cases. Right so I'm gonna. I mean, it's, only the bottom line if you don't know what the I mean. Right exactly. So it's a it's, a bit of a it's, a problem. Now though because it's a a you know, it's like so you already started going to try and do like you know, maternity leaves and things like that like you know, substitutions, which anyway, you probably have to do just to like get on the inside because it's all these schools are very over glutted with teachers. . Right. Maneuver huh. . Really. Um, and so it's like, very competitive. So it's it's only if they know you or they know of. Happy American that speaks English is trying to get a job there. You mean. Right or like generally there's. So many people in the on this that you know, here that are like qualified to teach. Oh. right, right. Right there's. No lack of a support. Yeah, so they you said it's hard to it's hard to get a job. Thank you. Like unless you have a reputation or you, you know, somebody who knows you know, so so I anyway, the only way to like penetrate it is like with a with a connection and then with like approving yourself like you know, if you do a maternity leave or whatever it is you do like a substitution and the higher, you for the next year. . Right, right, right and then they like this first, huh huh. You know, so like room started a a seminary. 00, really. Yeah, um, that's like, like Miss Lala, but with more . Huh. So,. What do you mean slightly to the right of Michael? Are just a little different new 1. Um, I don't know if it's to the right of where I would say to the right of , but it's like has more of a direction like you know, like a certain a room. Huh. Huh. That's. Um, it's a lot that is like you know, just a collection of teachers. Oh. So this one is like more of a you know, more like more like home genius. I guess I don't know. Oh. I see. I see. So, but it's the same kind of style place. Bye. But um, so I have a friend who's who's teaching. Huh. There and I'm gonna try and like you know, see if I can get on the end of because like the truth is is that I taught one year and a seminary here, but no style. Try to get yourself. You never know. But like the girls aren't, the best. But with those calls known not to be one of the best ma'am. Right. It's like you know, like all these like girls. Prospect, right it's. The prospect one it's. The. No that's. Um, that's. You know, stuff, but maybe something I don't know, they'll just. Another 1. I. Have prospect. Yeah, this is it's. Like all sorts of. Um, I happen to get like the highest class, but they had like issue SWAT kids that come there and all kinds of stuff. Huh. Mean, they're mainly coming for the year vacation Israel, not really the. Yeah, they're, not really. And and I it was like a nightmare like I hated. Huh. I couldn't stand going into school and I said, I'm, never gonna teach one of these again, but the truth is that like if you get to a if you go to one of these places like that are more motivated like a Mikkola or like a room book people already come you know, like more motivated to learn so that it takes away half of the problem. Right. Yeah. You know, so,. That's true that's true. So yeah, yeah, I guess you gotta try that. You know. So yeah, you gotta try it and if it really doesn't go, it really doesn't, go, but like little I'll try it like I think after the hogging like I'm gonna get into that right now. Huh. I'm, just trying to like get better and I'm trying to get the house. Right, right huh. Uh, still it's still the half unpacked like it's not the. On the speed right bought this box. I don't have an I I didn't have closets and so I didn't like a you know how you have to buy clothes. Wow. It's here. You know, they don't come with the house. Yeah, it's crazy. It's very expensive here also and. Ridiculous. Ridiculous like is pieces of junk like your Press board cost a $000,000. Junk. I don't believe it's unbelievable. I don't know why it's furniture. So expensive there maybe because would I don't know. Small market. No, it says made out of Press where you're talking about what is it it's garbage. Garbage. Here garbage furniture, you pay nothing for it. It's gone. Because because it's mass produced here, the small market is so small. Right. Well, that's, what is it. That, uh, yeah, that you can't produce in the same volume. . So you know, you have to charge more. So, um, but in any case, whatever I got, I was going to Miss Sean like all the time to try and look for these. I see. These in the second hand stores. There's little. I know I thought, but even those are expensive even those are expensive. You know, like I did I bought one thing there. What. Yeah, so I got one for $40,200 not. So a 200 Canadian dollar not. So bad. K. But uh, but uh, I at a certain. like I was going. So crazy from going in getting heat stroke looking for these things and like you know, on top of everything else and I just said I'm going to television went to like the furniture district and I just bought a new one and finished. Yeah. You thought when that was it, you paid the 000. I was getting like Davin, Devin. You paid the 000 check. Oh. that's. It. So it's it was like 700 check. Bye. All like by the time. All. It was all over right. Yeah, yeah, like the time it gets here and it's up it'll be 700 circle, but uh, I just like I wrote a oh. deposit and I have to like write the rest. Huh. I'll dive in until the next for the next few days. And hold on, huh. That's funny should appear in our account. Huh. So,. House house. Um, how how how Danny having a football in his thing. He's having a very very hard time very hard time. Very hard. Because, um, well like I don't know, it's. I don't know if it's like under it's a whole combination of things like he is. Is it that's not a viable product or he or he doesn't have? I think he's viable product. That's a few things. If he's available product, but I think that he's not like a fundraiser or organizer type a thing like from the beginning if he had a person that was like that kind of type with him then they would've been. Huh huh. Bye. Okay, but like the truth is that all the people that work with them initially where like like you know, or like Danny and they. Yeah. You mean the sort of you mean not not. You know, yeah, I actually creative and all that, but not like the that practical down to Earth a you know, money and like you know, address. But not practical further. Well, maybe maybe because I had a higher money. Minded guy for this. So you know what I mean. Yeah, so the problem is there. And put the put the uh. So beyond like they're. So beyond it financially now that they can't hire anybody. . So, uh. Well, he'll have to you'll have to. So to speak a raise his own salary. I mean. Well, that's. Yeah, that's happening. But it's very very Cheryl. So like you know, we the little bit comes in here, a little bit comes in there. Right. 6. You know, but like a lot of this thing, the people that you know, we approach inch rondo. Huh. So they promise and then people don't follow through. Sure, you always have to follow up as one of the things. You know. Yeah, no, but like even when you follow up and they say, well, you know, we're gonna be in Israel like after the and you know, like thanks a lot like. May I speak to that right? And then, yeah, well, we'd like to you know, start a project in a few months from now, like so in the meantime and then a lot of he you know, couldn't afford to keep on a lot of this stuff and so a lot of all this stuff left and and so, he's there on his own with all this stuff is very very very you're very difficult. Huh. Huh. Ah, so it's a fair basically by. So he's he's struggling like crazy and, uh, you know then on top of it. He's like he in the middle of nowhere here. Stranded, like, uh, we thought that it was every half hour we're, right here curious safer. The rest of that. So like everybody's telling us that these boxes from period safer go out every half hour and you know being more and more service, but it's like every half hour during rush are like 85, but for like three for an hour or two at a time like, but you know, that you cannot search is a day or like for three hours there's. It's, not it's, not that's him. Bye bye. No bus. It's. No . Can be really Pam. So yeah, and then I can tell you get this the best goes through Cheerio safer and then it goes into Google like until you get in. So you should I'm it's like an hour, not 40 minutes and then yeah, and then like if you're old then it doesn't have to get the truth. Great stuff. So it's a lot of time. Is Jenny, you know, is in town. So it's not such a big deal to get from town. Right. But. That's it's only a La. But for me like it like to get from off after that. Pay. You have to take you if you got to get to that box, whatever. Pain in the net it's like an hour and a half, you know, just. Huh. So, uh, so that's, the real and they also have to go and walk into curio stay fair like it's also a walk like a 1520 minute, walk in the blistering son. So,. No it's, not easy as far as that goes, you mean commuting goes it's really nice. Communion goes it's, not easy like now, I'm trying to get a it's also the beginning, you don't know your way around. Yeah, I mean, I guess, you're gonna once your life will take on some summers of routine it'll be things will get easier because. Well, you have to like what you have to do is you have to be in the know, like you have to find out about you know who goes in when the trams and all that. Who goes brides in this? Yeah, so I've just found out a rod. That goes like 710 in the morning. Like I can get to work with it. So you know, and then he's found something like three times a week, a like a right in at the time that he needs to get. Is it. I think so I think with time a lot of these things would. Huh. This time things lot you'll be able to find out some of the kinks. Right, right it's. So to speak. Just this just a you know, until then it's like a just it's crazy a little bit. Huh. Huh. So, uh, yeah, so then like you know, there's a lot of things stupid things like there's. No screens on windows and it's like full of mosquitoes and walk ups and Hornets and. So all the box come in. And and probably by Experian customers. How much? Yeah, and then yeah to makes you know, you have to make the aluminum for the whole thing. Huh. Like if I I haven't gotten a quote yet. Yeah. I'm, sort of afraid to but like Danny goes crazy with these things. He hates boxes and whatever you know, like, so he bought some screen up in like in the hardware store and just like paste it, but you know, it keeps on coming out and whatever not something and you know, so these kinda end and. $8. Huh. Right. You too huh. All the little logistical things that hopefully with time. We'll get our and out at this. they're really. They drive you crazy. We're also on the here like we're, uh, we're very, uh. Oh really. What's. That mean humid, right. Humid it's really hot and humid and,. You don't have any technicians. Do you. For sure, that's for sure, not shoes like 8000 shackle, but yeah. Huh. Really oh well, that makes sense a 000. What 8000? Yeah, it's. So much. 4000 that's a $3,000. Right. American. Yeah, they have assistance that can go heating or air conditioning, but. Yeah, we have on here also I'm saying, but we can you can get here a wall unit for for $400. Right. Well, I'm not sitting here. No, it hasn't it. Everything is crazy. Hasn't gotten there yet. I here. Yeah, so well, we're. Oh. So we're gonna get like ceiling fans and stuff like. That's important. I haven't even here in another part of that. Yeah, that makes a difference. Sure, it does. . We have A I have a commission to, but it's a shock air conditioner. So together, the sign and close the place down. . Right, right, so we're gonna get. Oh. we had a terrible summer here. Oh. you're in trouble. You know what summer was like. Right, but I'm, sorry for the liquid is worse. Yeah. Like . . Right. It's really hot. Yeah, it's humid, right. Very humid. I mean, we got days with the high nineties, but was high humidity also. Huh. So awful. It's. Funny. You know the fan in and I never like the fan doesn't really make the make a difference. Yeah, but they're I'm talking there's. The dry air, but like with with wet air now the fan really does make. Uh huh. It really makes a difference. It really makes a difference. So it you know, it's a difference in sometimes sleeping at night, night even or you know what I mean. Totally totally without the fan. We couldn't sleep and then Danny like didn't want the windows open because of the books and and then the trees and weren't closing and so the Sun was beating it with this. Because the box on there. Huh. It was like and we came home seen like it was awful. The night. The first few days are awful awful. But uh, yeah, we have we're trying. Huh. So we're trying to get set up with the fans and stuff, but you know, like until you get anything done. They send us the wrong part for the fan. 9th it's, hard it's really hard. You know, we're borrowing now or borrowing a fan then we have another plan. That's broken and for borrowing one for the school. Uh huh. You know, like a whatever it's, the whole thing. Oh yeah. So whatever until it gets, I figured out like into the login it's, not gonna be like it's it's it's, not gonna be together. Not gonna be that a road. Like we're just not right. Mood, right anyway, right. I see. So anyway, that's, the full report. Yeah. So now you can fill me in on yours. Well, they're speaking about smooth ride. I mean, my I guess our little pamphlet that my our cards. Wouldn't pop. So huh. Oh. no. No, no, okay. That's. Like. It says gone, huh. No it's, not recoverable. Yeah, I mean, it's not it's, not worth it to fix put down. All right, so you have to know buy a new 1. Yeah, no I'm. Looking for new car. Yeah huh. So what you can do like or. No, no, I don't think. So she will surely doesn't. Ma'am. He doesn't even happened yet. He didn't get the car. It even. What happened? It's just a electrical problems also, it's, not. So simple and to American Canada insurance and all the different laws. It's a you know, I don't know, he's being a he's, a it's, Mister , Mister block, put down. Hi. So he didn't realize how much it would be, but he hopefully get one of these weeks? Hopefully before Shawn, but uh. So what is he doing? Does he have a is the? He has his old card. Old card still running. Still running. Yeah, yeah, he's doing better than me. I'm on two feet. Really. Like here, it's difficult. It's really hard to not to have a card that there's. To function without a car. No power transportation really in it. Sure. Right by boy. So what are you doing? I'm looking for a used car and I'm storing lists. Are you getting list? And I borrow schools car. Sometimes and when I walk a lot. Yeah, and how and how does the total get around. So we get right to work or else she gets a or else she gets she takes a bus and instead of going shopping. We order reorder for the most more expensive. Shortest off. You know, you you learn how to make 2. Right. Yeah, so how how long ago did this happen. It's a three about three weeks ago. Yeah, I mean, I could buy it just any car, but I'm, you know, it's not worth it to put the money to to to research into it. Oh man. Yeah without really putting your money worth. I mean, I'm buying of course, secondhand, but still you thought I guess, something's gonna take me to turn them back. But you wanna go second. Right. So it can't be just a truck a piece of junk. Alright, see you get like a regular car. You're gonna get like a big family. No, regular. Well, I I'm I'm looking for more of a family car. Uh, you know a little bigger than a little car that we had before you know that leads me to the next thing because I just want to another piece of good news. And what you have. Is Mitch I'm. Totally expecting. Oh. wow, wonderful. When. Um, while though between . Oh. wow, that is terrific. dollar, huh. So, that's also, I might as well by a car, a little bigger also, you know. Right. So they can fit like two car seats. Two car seats, etcetera. Yeah. So wait the form and place a. She's not she's in the like 3rd month. Now, it's early. So I just only. Alright, so that's like you know, shoot that's around the time that I had like, huh, right, right that's a good time to have a baby because it's a. Right around something like that. She. Yeah, I also have two babies and two of Kaiser then I'm high and I'm kind of brandy. Well, like if if you can, I mean, she if she won't be at home for Pisa anyway. So it's a good time because you know, you can be taken care of for Pisa and it's a good time like good weather weather time like like it's, cool and it's. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it is. Nice and whatever it's [laughter], right. Yeah, well, let's. See it says box I'm very I just and, um, but oh. thing, this is not for outside consumption yet. Well. I you know, I so early. Okay, right, you gotta wait a little while. So early and I don't want I'm just go to find out from you and ring. So. My neck either. Alright okay, stater. Okay, but no, I I only the only people I know is immediate family I'm in Daddy and I just told Lissy yesterday and she little two days ago and now you and so, so, um, I guess till Ra Sean, I guess. Oh great. I thought one time. There's, one basically cut off date and what we'll probably start telling you. Right. Yeah, so when you wish your when you call and give you . Yeah, well, I wish to I'll tell no anyway, Shaun everyday gonna know, because I don't know she probably got put on attorney then she can't really send in her close now. Anyway anymore. Alright. So,. Well, she's feeling okay. Oh. you know the regular, um, trial tribulations of privacy . I think I'll throw the yeah, yeah, she is showing up a lot of non nausea headaches, but huh. Yeah, she had the three months. A. Oh. Well Thomas for good purpose. You know, at least you know, there's a there's, the light at the end of the tunnel. Right, right at least you can feel good. Right, right and so now does she feel a little better like the. Yeah, not a little bit better than G yes, not not not great. A little bit. And he has no she's been running around about a car, huh. Yeah, so it doesn't make things easier either, but but it's good it's about to walk it's very healthy to walk anywhere. . Right, right. So, it's. Okay, you're still not walking. So yes. Right I'm it's true. I now I started walking. I mean, I don't I'm enjoying it to a certain extent. You just have to the time that bothers me more than anything else. Alright, right. I'm used to getting where I have to go within to minutes now. Right. It takes 10-15. Right, right, right, yeah, I just have to get the switch mode. I guess. Huh. Huh. That's right. Huh huh. But anyway, off. So that's, what. So that's wonderful. Yeah, great. So and she's a she's still like she's working she's. Okay, it was. She's working. Yeah, she's working full time. Almost full time. I guess. So what is she doing? She has morning. Sickness. So she like. No I'm saying she goes to the bathroom. Throws up lock turns out the fence. Nobody hears. So stop and comes back out. Huh. Oh God. Well, you know what I mean. Yeah. Alright. I mean, it's like common like in that office. There's always one or two girls that are expected. Everybody's always growing up. [laughter]. Yeah, I think there's like three of them now. They should have like bombs bags. You know. No, nobody knows, but I'm saying it's come you know. Yeah, well the way she taught remember with, huh. That like everybody is always suspicious of each other when they everybody knows when the other ones start. Yeah, yeah, it it's terrible. I had it, but it's it's a fact if you if you sit with each other all day you know, it's hard not to everybody started half there there. . The this guy's. There's a very high sensitivity level for these things. Alright. No. Alright, alright wonderful. So,. So that's. So that's basically the story. That's. Good news, huh huh. So, so, recollect the school. Yeah, yeah, she looked her school. She it's visa . Should becoming real Sarah. She's coming. I don't know I hope not [laughter]. Huh. Well, it's a she you know, she she lives like a shelf is really the right type of life for her. That's. The right place for her. I now have to like I have to be very careful to know like try and contract it a bit like give her structure and make sure you know, comes home at one and she like she doesn't even come. Oh yeah, he took to become a while to. She doesn't even come home. She doesn't even come home to the house. She like goes to her friends immediately. She doesn't come to eat. She doesn't. Do it's like I have a thing. Yeah, just come home and eat and do homework. And then she can go out and play. So like, it's. So much fun and you know, things like she could just go and you know, I wouldn't know from like. The house. You wouldn't know what you'll probably get over that tune it's like the novelty is also part of it. Yeah, it could be, but I don't know. I suppose. I see like the kids generally like they say, yeah, they're always running around. They're always running around. So yeah, she right. Huh. She likes schoolers. Keep it all if she's excited she's a . Huh. She was like pink shorts and a blue scripts. Well, really the uniform, huh. Yeah, you know the the has like a light blue shirt. And a blue scripts. Huh. So she has a picture and a blue skirt, but I still haven't got it today. Right. Huh. But this this this is the school. No, this is, um, it's a in the neighboring, a shelf in a . Huh. Huh. This is. What does that mean it's gonna that's? My with that. Yeah, it's kinda it's. Uh huh. My so so far it seems okay, I mean, like you know, it's like it. It's it's, not it's, not usual line. It's like a new it's, a a bunch of caravans. . Oh. really oh wow. I think that's, what it is. You know, they don't have enough money for building it's a but and I think it's probably has a less homo genius a. Huh. Um, make up for people. Makeup then then you're online. Oh. really. I would think the opposite because you know, well. Cause no, because usually like you have a very very, um, uh, what's. The word like you have a big even a lot of people. Everybody split up into very. Huh, different groups. Very distinct groups. . And it's. All the same in one group like you know, whether it's a . This is the the and this that and so here, you know, like you have one base in the area, you know, like. Right, right, right, everybody everybody goes to their group and that's it. And everybody I need anybody's got everybody's gonna. Anybody who doesn't want multi the T you know goes there. Yeah, I have to spell that. So you're gonna have like different types of people. Well, that's, good that's that's pretty good. So. I think so. The truth is. Yeah, it's probably healthy. I mean, probably. Healthy she'll be able to see that not everybody goes with you know, so to speak exactly. It's not everywhere. The same. Yeah, if you know, certain ways is healthy. Yeah, no, I I think it is. I mean, I so far. I've been like you know why I've been happy with it. I don't really know like. And do you have with you or you have a group for Babe? 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay, Lori, hi, I'm fine. Okay, how are you [laughter]? Um, how things been. Uh, okay, we just to finish making China. A tiny supper. Oh wow. It's. Actually a recipe for suites. Our checking which I once copied out of a cookbook years, a 000000 years ago. You little hat used a little paperback Chinese cooking for 2. Huh. Bye. I don't even remember that [laughter]. A 000000 years ago and that's. That lead. What the rest of it from there? That's neat that's. Good. And I made a girl's actually it's funny. I thought I had the same covering for the a girl that Miriam and used by you, but turn when I did it, mine were okay, but they're not the same because mine turned up or rice flower and I don't think hers or rice flower the substitute. Huh. You know, I think as weird as it sounds I think hers might be mobile flower. Oh. maybe. You know, I'm not sure. I mean, they both look the same before. They're hooked. I mean, I know, it's not wait, flower you have a sort of translucent look. Yeah. Huh. I don't know if I can. Cause I mean, they looked identical there also and you can see the markings of bamboo bankers from a pond, but when I fried, and they're very easy to use, but when I tried it, they were kind of a different consistent even they tasted fine. . Huh, right, right, yeah. Yeah, you know, I think the ones that Marion uses, I mean, I don't know what sort of nationality you get there, but the ones that she uses. I don't think, they're actually Chinese. I think they're either. Vietnamese or tied. Well, I don't use the time. O . That's because I left because I when I used, I bought it about five months ago and there was no instructions on I didn't know how to use it. Huh. I was just sitting there and then I sent some Mary I'm using something looked at though. Huh huh. So I did the same way. Ma'am, did it work fine? It just said it's a little it's, a different consistent. It's, not a regular a girl sort of thing, but it was it was. Huh huh. Well, was it was it thinner and crisper? Um, what kind of like when you did it is a meter popped up and got all billing a lot of the oil got inside. Oh. 0. So I shook it out. It was okay. Yeah huh huh. When I put you know? Let's. But it was fun. See. It was nice meal. Yeah, do you have on the keyboards? Do you have a circle? We build the in fact, wait outside today. Oh. your own family that's neat. Oh yeah, the keyboards. This year did nothing for slip. Wow. It was absolutely nothing. Well, actually it was one day, the kids did something for the keyboard. . Which is very nice. It was a the kids decided this this this is not possible. Huh. And the. Four Susan 6th graders being read by some of the high school kids build a smoker. Huh. And had a party and by the whole key boots and put on some schedules and made refreshments. Huh. It was really nice [laughter]. That's great G so it sounds like the keyboards in someway is still good for kids. Yeah. . I mean, or or it brings up nice kids or something. [laughter], huh. Yeah, just not gonna bring up. Yeah, yeah, what's happening with the factory now. Yeah. I don't know yet. . I really don't know, what's. I mean, Rubens leaving this new managers here. Huh. We don't know yet. To what degree he really won't manage our factory. . Apparently also costing a fortune. Oh. Gee. This guy. Oh God. So it's like all on there has to do. They have to double the amount of that. They produce the to pay for the managers. Oh wow, I mean that may not be possible. So I don't. Well, it maybe it's not that I don't know. Huh huh. I think it's possible. It's possible. Mhm. If it's. Well, managed because it seems like it's very poorly managed. . Now figured somebody a year ago they site and prove things and make an Assembly line. Yeah, it's. Apparently, since they made an Assembly line total. Disaster. O U G huh. And of course, they paid a lot of money to have people research and planning this that and everybody is well, I don't know maybe in the whole world. Yeah huh. Are so good at spending money. And also you know. A consultant and then these consultants bring in their bodies, you pay them also and it's been. My consultants. Yeah. So much money for consulting and usually nothing comes of it or it gets worse. Huh huh. Alrighty, is is the factory is that do they have a bigger budget or bigger or more revenue huh. Yeah, yeah, they're they're they're bigger than that. We are now. Huh. They're also a lot more people working there. Yeah, yeah. But they have main they've got a lot of unskilled labor. Mhm. Well, we have more. We don't have any people working, but the ones we do most of our, you know, either very skilled or semi skilled, but no unskilled labor. Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh huh huh. Where the other there's? No problem you know, I mean, it's not everyone. Can be on skills. Have quite a few ones you know, you know, minutes absolute minimum wage or. Right, right. Yeah, I didn't know Israel had such people. Oh yeah, a lot of well it's, not there maybe. Some maybe better qualified, but you've got the Russian immigrant who are working for absolute minimum wage or sometimes even less. Oh. oh huh. Huh. I guess they can't less really but minimum minimum. Huh. Yeah, so these are people from off the key books. Oh yeah, almost there plus some people from keyboards like sort of pension errors and stuff like that. I see. 000, but you mean regular members like don't get assign jobs in the factory or something. Hey, the only ones that really working gone. Are in sort of either the old people or instead of family managerial. Huh. Well, actually nice. But let's just say there's probably about 20 jobs there that are really medial sort of models. Huh. Huh. Labor where you know from the, but it's really willing to do it for any length of time. Huh. I see. Yeah, yeah huh. But um, Hey, we build a really nice book of this year. That's good that's. We built together with a you didn't. Good. Sean, actually, does Sean wasn't. Oh nice. There that day. He came home was totally dumbfounded. This monster back. Oh great that's really nice that's. Yeah. Something that you know, I was thinking I'm going. I went to service today and we had the, um, the in the and I thought that you know, sort was appreciative very belatedly of even Dorothy because you know, like they were the people who brought that kind of thing into our lives. Right. Yeah, I remember. Yeah, we always in fact, I called back. I told I remembered having always gone to their house for the . It should be nice. Yeah, yeah, and I I thought that too about, I mean, it's, not that I'm religious. But I mean, sometimes we get invited over to the, to the house of the hospital. Rabbi and like after the mail, the Bahama zone is like it came back to me the first time from like 30 years ago or something. Huh. Wow. You know, from even Dorothy's from you know, after like you know, shot meals or something. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. So, that's kinda interesting. How is a doing is? Um, well, actually sounded from Dorothy. Sounds a bit better. They had spent four days at Davidson house. Yeah. Yeah, um, Abby says you know, talk to me when she knew they were going to go, but they haven't yet. Gone. And, um, apparently, you know, just said it was nice. . It was enough. Yeah. And, um, she's getting some parents very good physical therapy and occupational therapy. Huh. Private something. I mean, he was getting to , but what is going to now. I think it's like five days a week like four hours. Huh. Wow. Well, it's really it's, a big. You know, it's a whole, you know, and and Ah, she says she's. So she's really the occupational therapy is not just what you do with your hand. . Retraining. Your mind also. Oh. I didn't know that, huh. Re learning things that you you know, it's it's a very apparently a very good program. This you know, they're paying for, but apparently it's, a very good program. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, oh. that's. It's, not that far from where they live like for now, baby. Good. Usually goes by tax or friend. Take him, but he could go there by best, but she she doesn't want to go yet by himself box there, but things a little while things. Yeah, yeah huh. Continue moving. I probably will be able to. That's good that's. Good. Well, that's kind of coverage. Ng. Yeah, and I mean, he's, you know, walking around and stuff. Huh huh. You know, not using the Walker diocese of claims that he she thinks he could be doing more from self than he is. Huh. Huh. Well, you know that sounds like Dorothy it's hard to know whether it's true or not. Um, well, I don't know. I remember like what with. Shirley both being sick. Huh. Huh. Was. Fighting. So much and I mean, he just everything he was he tried. So hard and Shirley. Huh. Is doing nothing. Oh wow. She I mean, I remember being in the hospital when the nurse finally yelled at her, you know what that start yelling at her and saying look at if you don't help yourself. Huh. No, one, can help you. Yeah, yeah. You know, she's gotten just so depressed. Yeah. And so miserable that she was doing nothing to help herself. Yeah, you know, I think I mean. No that's sort of you know, something like what baby. Is, but you know, just sort of a she had to kind of really shocked out of it. Huh huh. Huh huh. And then suddenly member started. Improving, it leaves and bounds. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I wonder at what. you just feel sort of too tired to fight anymore. But she. I mean, that's sort of what. Abby sounded like she was afraid at the beginning right after the stroke, but that's, what he's going to be like, but it sounds like you know, he's gotten over that. It. Doesn't sound like look now I don't know if Dorothy was just sort of dreaming. You know, wishful thinking, but she was talking about them. Maybe going out to see a consular monarch. Oh my God. Maybe even him driving again. Huh. He that scares me. Even though, David and I said to each other that it certainly doesn't seem like the Hill drive again, but who knows. Yeah, yeah, I just think it would be awfully risky for everybody. If he were to drive. I mean, hasn't had several strokes now. 5. Know, strokes. This is the first or the second. Okay, but he's had he's several heart attacks and things. That have a hard tax. I mean, you just don't. Well, I don't know. I don't know, I'm in. Yeah, the id of him having a hard pack the wheel. I mean, he is basically I was like a sort of I don't know if you call the professional driver. Yeah, yeah. Certainly is a good long term driver. Right, right, no that's true. And I think I I I I think I would trust his judgment of feeling that he's capable of driving or not. Huh. Huh huh. Yeah, except you know, he's. So independent. Yeah. I don't know. I mean, you know, maybe it'll be fine and I just know that our grandfather, you know, Grand, um, Granda Harris died, you know, of a heart attack at the steering wheel. Sometimes. Look at that. Can happen something 40 off. So. Yeah, yeah, I mean, yeah, that is true. But you know, when you have you're older, you have a history of heart access for. Yeah, but I mean, is there the majority of car actions I think, they're you know, drunk driving, you know, or dangerous passing and that sort of stuff. Yeah, yeah. Yeah huh. See, um, how are your headaches. Um, the hex themselves actually are gone. The only,. Good. The only thing. That's left is sometimes the business. Huh huh. When I'm moving my head back and forth or looking at something and from side to side? . Huh huh. I've got the appointment. The I still feel kind of funny. Right. That's. The day that Miriam comes. You know, do I really need it, but I I just you know, so it seems like it's gone, you know, should you know, finish the check? Yeah, you do. I mean, you know, they think you should have it. Right right have a check just like inner ear stuff. No, they actually haven't I've. Gotta talk to the doctor about that again. Cause that I mean, is one of the more obvious sort of sources of business type of things. Yeah, well, I guess probably maybe the reason I didn't check because my original complaint was the headaches and not business. Cause I had it. Yeah, yeah. The business added on later. Yeah, there's. This, um, I mean, I don't think I mean your system's probably aren't. It, but I mean one of the most miserable thing that I ever had I've completely forgotten the name of it, but you can get this incredible business. I mean, the whole and it's it's a viral thing. Um, no, it was a bacterial thing that happened after a viral thing. They had some medicine for were literally the world was spinning around and it was it was so awful. Oh. I think I heard something. I mean, it's, just a, but I mean, that was completely eras. Like the aftermath of an ear. You know, somehow you know, bacteria ended up in the inner ear instead of getting an ear infection. Huh huh huh. I got this business from it, but. Um, but I mean that is where you're you know, like balance center is and stuff and yeah, that might be worth some checking, but um, has I've, never had more. Yeah. You know, thought. So I mean, is he just gonna wait and see what the keyboards or I mean, the factory? I don't know. I mean, we haven't really sat down really discussed. That you know seriously, I'm just awaiting and seeing you know. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. How things go? I guess the hard thing is that how will you know when you know how things are going. Yes, yeah. I mean, if that makes any sense. Yeah, well, I mean, I think I I assume. It's gonna be getting worse more. So even a little while because this one guy I said, who was like a a fresh brew res, loan through the factory, a 2425 year old guy. Oh yeah, you mentioned him. Yeah, well he starts getting a technician on Tuesday that's. . It he's done. Mhm. And I'm. See maybe maybe Miriam should meet him. Sure, [laughter], huh. He has a serious. Gopher has years. Oh. okay, [laughter]. . But the thing, there's, nothing gonna be worse when he's not around. Yeah, yeah, right huh. Tell me what are what are the. Um, leave Miriam has what the. . Well, she had her final thing and they sounded encouraging there were two things through chateau. Mhm. Um, but I'm not sure you know what they were called 1. Maybe called route or something. I've heard of route. Yeah. That was one of them. I don't know the other 1. Um, one may have been not. Not sort of Jewish an error, but just Arab because I remember them saying something in a letter to her. What it was in the galley? I mean saying what a good thing. It could be for a Jewish person to be you know in a circumstance like this. Huh. So they would realize that Jews actually, you know, have an interest in in and I think that was something involving kids, but I'm, not sure maybe teenagers and then the other one I think. Huh. Huh huh. And I don't know if the other one was route or not. I think that was the one that had to do with. . A daycare. Center, which is for both. Um, it sounded actually very like, would be very hard, but a daycare. Center for Jewish and error kids and I was outside of either hyphen or television. I don't remember which one, but the problem is they were kids from really troubled homes and it's like it was very intensive daycare to avoid them being put in foster care. Huh. Let's. See. Oh wow. So you have, but the second goal of this thing is to increase sort of coexistence. Huh. You know, along these groups. And Mary is more interest in the second goal and I mean the first goal. I mean, something I think she could be interested in, but I think emotionally could be so hard because these are not gonna be your your your sort of average. Yeah. Cute cheery. Yes, right. You know, three year old. Um, you know, they maybe abuse and maybe you know who knows what, um, but I think there are other possibilities too and I think well, you know what they said basically to her and they sounded very positive. Yeah. Oh. I looked at some of the letters or emails that she had gotten from them. They sounded really positive like they were sure they would find something for her it's. Just they don't. Make any permanent assignments until the person needs with the people from that group. Wait. I mean, where so when she comes arrives what does she have to do what's the. Well, she's gonna at some. I mean, she'll have to be in contact more of these people in and I guess set up some meetings with these groups that they think might possibly. Where is ? You know. No, I don't know where they're headquartered. Huh. Um, it might be Jerusalem, but I'm, not sure. Huh. Um, but you know, they're like sort of a coordinator or an umbrella organization or something. Yeah. . Huh. Oh. soon as she gets in the first it's immediately to make a phone call and I've got a a a room for on the keyboard for two or three weeks. . I could probably extended look if she could also always stay on her couch, but it's, not she thinks I'm. [laughter]. Sure, it's, not as convenient, but you know. Yeah, well I mean, I think she'd like to arrange things you know, pretty much as soon as she can I'm. I. I think she'll need a few days just unlined [laughter], but um, but then I think she wants to get working on it and and some of them talk to some of these opportunities. Yeah. Exactly. Yes. I mean, they faxed her a bunch of stuff or emailed her a bunch of stuff that some of these things provides housing in absorption center. . Some provides housing in a village, which I told her to be real careful that's a traditional air village. I don't think she wants to stay there. I mean live there. Huh. I think would make it very hard for her to have social life. Yeah, that's true too. I mean, no it's after eight o'clock. She couldn't be out and she couldn't be seen with a man. Who is not you know, her her blood relative or something? Well, it's. Gotta check not all villages. Are like that. Well, that's true that's true. Yeah, no, I know the one that you remember Lo Y I mean, his village, apparently is quite traditional. Bye bye, sir. Yeah. Huh. Um, but maybe you know. I wonder if she will be allowed to visit your time. Well, you know, he would not visit her the last time because he was engaged if he's, married now maybe he can I don't know. I remember that. Uh, yeah. Or maybe with his wife. He could. Because I'll one thing for sure like if she's, what I'm sort of guessing is that. Um, Barca is very close to where David live it's like half an hour away from the yes, maybe 40 minute. Oh. I didn't know that, huh. Something that I would guess. Huh. And I'm, David has a lot of friends there in . Huh huh. Gloria and some people who works with I'm guessing is that if she, you know, if it doesn't work. Oh wow. Otherwise with David. Huh. They could probably go together and visit you know to you know when when she's coming not coming the female on her own. Huh. But with her cousin or mail cousin I'm guessing that's. Why. You know, that. Oh. I think that would probably fine. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, just like un chaperone is the problem. [laughter]. It's something like that. I'm guessing you know, maybe make things easier. Yeah, yeah. . Or maybe even go with David to to his friend and from there call that you know, we're in block visiting someone else you know someone. Huh huh. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I think she would really like to see him and you know he was really very sweet and you know, sort of one of these things that she sort of felt like she came up against the cultural wall. Yeah. I mean, she sort of understood, but I guess, intellectually understood. But emotionally didn't understand [laughter]. Yes, I. Um, which I think you know she probably have a lot of those kinds of experiences. Yeah, I have, though. . Did you send boxes? Um, yes, just three by boat mail. Huh. You know, surface mail. She sent one to her Carroll me or how. Yes, yes, one is books and the others are used closed. [laughter]. So I mean, I don't whatever I don't know whatever forms you know, she had to fill out for it, but she did the right things and there's there's. Yeah. Nothing, new in there. So I mean, it shouldn't be. And it's to herself. Shouldn't be a problem. It shouldn't be a customer's issue. Now under what fees is she coming. Pardon. Did she get any special visa or just whatever? No, I think they said I mean, she talked to them and whatever I mean, she did whatever they told her first. Oh. no, I think she talked to cancel it at first. They said, yes, she need one then they said no, she actually can get one in Israel. Huh. Um, so she just listen to what I mean, she's gotten to know the Chevrolet in. . In Michigan and and talked with him. I know in Michigan Chicago. Talk to him someone just did whatever he ended up saying. Huh. So, um, and she called me POR Miriam called me yesterday morning. I mean, she had a great time. She hadn't called. I didn't. I'm saying already. Well, yes, now she is, but. I've been watching the weather France it looks like she had very nice warm weather in France the whole time. Yeah, I think so I mean, she just spoke very very briefly, but she said she had really nice time, but she decided, um, her friend. Didn't have time to meet her in the mountains of Spain she's gonna go right to Madrid, it is gonna be an all night. Huh. Um, train ride and then she found out plain cost the same thing. So she decided to go by plane, but she called me very distraught Airport. Because I told her is gonna be $200 for her extra for her luggage because within Europe. I mean, everybody told her like if she flew directly to Israel from the States. She was allowed 70 kilos because she was stopping in yours. Thanks. She was only allowed 40 kilos then they told her within your was only 25 kilo. Right. So she was like or 20 keel she's like 20 kilos over and and I just didn't know what to tell her to do. I mean, I mean, she hadn't originally planned to fly you know, just I guess it has to do it like this common market stuff. Please. Now or whatever, but I told her to talk to British airways who she flew over on. Gosh. I mean, because no, you know, and and to see and then I told her to you know, Beck and cry and find some nice young, man and smile at him and cry and just say she doesn't have the money. Right. I mean ultimately, you know, 10 years from that won't. Make a difference. The part's a huge amount of money. Well, that's that actually happened to me many years ago when I flew back to his real British airways, huh. Oh. Oh. wow. Well, see this. What this was air France who told her? It's gonna be all this extra. Bye. Um, and you know, nobody I haven't heard from her since then, but nobody was even at her gate and you know this one guy said, well, he said I can knock five kilos off the weight and I told her to put on your code and take your toiletries out. You know, anything that's heavy put them in your backpack, but still she was just so I mean, she just had no idea. And she couldn't mail anything at that. because I guess because of tears and fears, they, um, have, um, you can only mail letters from the post office at the Airport. Hey, wait. So she's got what. She's. What 40 cools, huh huh? 40 . Yeah, but she was really, huh. It's 40 kill not 40 pound. No, 40 kilo. . No, it was. I mean, it's too big it's a duffel bag and a soft sided suitcase, which is pretty big, but she couldn't you know, fairly much manage it, but. Yeah. And then it I think it probably a little less by now because she was giving a couple of things to her friend in Paris, but you know, maybe she bought something and you know the problem. She's already at the Airport. Otherwise she would've mailed things or maybe she would've gone back to the train station or I don't know, but. This. Bye. Um, who is it that she's visiting both these places? Well the person actually the person. She's visiting in, um, para who she's visited in Paris is a friend of hers from arbor. I mean, she knew in Ann arbor, but she's actually a German young woman, who's starting graduate school in Paris. Huh. Um, and I remember meeting her once name is Sophie she's very nice and the other person. Huh. In Spain it's a guy she's visiting who. Um, it's it's, not. I mean, he has a girlfriend he's gonna she's gonna stay with his family, but he's. Huh. Um, he spent two years in this country. Um, and went to her high school then his father's a doctor and she they've kept up, you know, telephone and writing communication out for nine years. Uh huh. Oh Mrs. School. Yeah, yeah, but they've never seen each other since then. Oh. that's neat. Oh. that's. It. Yeah, yeah, so she's excited about that. And I remember meeting his mother once who seemed very nice. Huh. That's nice. So yeah, yeah, I mean, she did have she was so upset about the the baggage stuff, but she did say she had a great time in Paris. So I was glad about that. Perfect. Right. And, um, and I just had a, I I mean, I'm fine. But somebody hit my car two days ago, badly and it had to be towed away and they ticketed the other person, but they said sort of it was closed. 3. I'm Sean, your . You know, I'm trying to tell who's liable and I think he's gonna contest it. So that's gonna be a pain [laughter]. What happened? Well, I was at it was an area where they're like these two lanes merging and I was trying to turn left and I had stopped. I was sort of entering a Street and then almost immediately thereafter turning left and, um, I had stopped there was nobody coming. Huh. I had pulled into the the turn Lane had my turn signal on was going very very slowly. Huh. And he passed me. He came from behind me and passed me on the left and drove into me as I was turning, but he said and you know, I think. Well, what line was he passing even then. Um, further over then he should have been, but he claims. I mean, I see on the other side already. Well, see I I just don't know. I mean, it just it's just very hard to tell from it was dark and it's just very hard. I had to move my car out of the Street because I was so afraid somebody else would come along and hit you know, it hit me because it's kind of an intersection where you you sort of come around a bend before you get to this. Huh. Um, I think he was someone over in the left hand in the wrong Lane by the time. He hit me, but he said I just got in front of him, which I did not do, but I may not have been a 00% in the turn Lane because I had come you know, from the right and then you know, had merged in from the right and then was almost immediately turning left, but I know that I was not, I mean, I was at least you know, I think I was at least half and probably more in the passing Lane because before I pulled my car out of the Street cars were going by me on the right hand side. So I know I was not in the right Lane. Right. Yeah. So. But it's kind of a mess and. Okay fall damaging, the car. Yeah, yeah, I think so I mean, I don't think. What happened to you? I mean, we into your side where you are on the car right. No, no, oh. yeah, but I unfortunately, it was a little further ahead than the where the driver's seat is it was like the front wheel. And the front. Um, like the bumper and stuff was torn off and you know, wires were hanging out, but it maybe more cosmetic. Wait. I mean, you know, I'm it's, obviously a lot of body work, but it's possible it didn't affect the engine and I don't think it bent anything, but I can't tell because my door was able to open and close fine. I think it had sort of bent the car. Structurally. I probably would have trouble closing the door, but you know, my car is so new that one of the things that happens in this country you can end up fighting with an insurance company. Huh. But. Bye. Even if they accept liability and pay they may want you to go to some no named junkie place to fix it. That. Yeah, it wouldn't do a good job and if we're an old car that'll be one thing, but a car that I plan to keep you know, like nine more years. Really. They have to do a good job on. Right. So that's a pain. [laughter]. Yes huh. I didn't tell minute happened. The night before and I just thought, yeah, I don't need to tell her that now. Hey [laughter]. And I really am fine. So I mean, nobody's heard, but it's kinda yucky. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, but otherwise, I'm doing well huh. Oh. How are the, how are the kids? I'm doing okay, well, just think, it's like with Merriam. I the whole business. How we're gonna be meeting exactly it's a little wait tell me do you don't? Yeah. I can't find a letter. Do you have her flight number from from Spain to Israel? Yeah. Yeah, I do. Um, sure it is. You know, you wanna give that to me. Even I'm trying to find someplace that's a. . It's on oh. no it's. The same period. Not their France at all it's Iberia. Yeah. Um, Madrid, Televisa, October 24th flight 3796. Yeah. 3796. . And supposed to be coming in. I think it's, four, right. Oh. Let's. See arrived television. 1605. Is that four o'clock [laughter]? Okay, it's four o'clock. I don't. I don't think those terms. Yeah, okay, because the whole thing is. A lot of it depends on whether her plan is coming in on time or not. Because I'm still I'm flying to television. Right. Right. And I will only be reaching the television. I mean, the not that been going there, but the other Airport, I'm coming in at 430. Mhm. Now. There's a there's, an Airport. Buses there's, one at 445. And 530. Huh. I don't think, I'll make the for 45. Huh huh. Now. 530 already. I mean meantime at the Airport quarter six, which means she maybe and her boxes in her direction also are for 45530. I see I don't. She was having to go through customs. I doubt she could before right. You know, she probably also won't make the for 45 and will only make the 530. Right, right. So the question is where do I go to you know, it seems to make more sense and for her to just come out and ask us and I will wait, but I'm, not you know, I told her to try to call owner or the factory or home. . You know, I don't know you know, it's a problem. How we're gonna be able to? Yeah, I mean, is she definitely supposed to call because I didn't think she was? Well, I big Boulder. Um, okay because I think I've spoken to you after she had spoken to you and I thought it's just like if it was like some change or she was gonna be late or something. So, I'm not sure if she's planning to call. See because I I well, the thing is I don't. I mean, I don't see any way that I will be there. I don't think, I'll be able to make it there. Yeah, yeah, right . Do you want me to? I mean, I could pay you back for it though. Um, I don't think she could call you. Well, easily, but I have the number where she's staying in Spain. And her parents. His parents know, English. Ah, so you know maybe I could do it just tell her exactly when these books prob because I told her that I will, if you know if we're not there. Yeah, yeah. I was saying then I'll, you know, wait for you know, for when she gets you know, give me the number then. Huh huh. Okay, their last name is postal. P O Z O P O P O Z O. What P what? Okay. Um, his first name is Paolo. I don't know the parents name. I talked with a friend. Yeah, that's. Her friend. Okay. And the father incase. He happens happens to answer as a doctor [laughter]. Okay. Um, their phone number is well, 011. Um, 341. Huh. 5518981. . 8981. Yeah, and that's in Madrid. There's. No fax or email, huh. You know, they might, I mean, I don't know. Yeah. I mean, he is a doctor. Um, you know, it's possible. He does, but mirror, doesn't know that if he does the problem with her. . Is that she just doesn't have a good way to call from you know, from somebody else's house? Right, right. She didn't get one of International type calling card things. But you know. Um, well, she did. Um, but it's like unbelievably expensive. Really. Yeah, it's like $2 a minute. And let's. See what's about what I pay normally see. Oh. really wow. Well, I think I pay $5 for three minutes or something. Yeah, oh. that yeah, well, that's that's, something less. I mean, I pay here anyways between $12 a minute depending on the time of day, but when it's the good time, which I almost never call it's only a dollar a min. . Yes. Huh. . I mean that might be good to try and just directly you know, tell her that. Bye. Yeah, that. Cause she's a little bit anxious to about you know what happens. If you know, we both thought of what happens if you each on the bus going the opposite direction, which would not be good and she's gonna have stuff. Exactly [laughter]. What's the whole thing is it? Yeah. I it seems like almost like if for some reason, I do manage to catch the for $45 then there's. No problem. Cause I'll be there before her I'll be there by five and there's. Huh. Huh. No way she'll, make the for $45, huh. Right. No, no. I mean, she's probably. Also possible she could not make the Feis that's. The sort of thing that I can. . See I don't even there. Anyway, I could pager because like when I came back, it took me almost three hours to get out of the Airport there was four jump landed together. Oh God, wow. Oh Gee. There was, um, one jumper was supposed to land then ours was an hour early and two others or an hour late. Huh. And it was just total hell. Yeah, I mean that could happen. Of 330. I was out about six o'clock. God. Now, she's got a whole bunch of junk and I'm. Sure, you know, probably even though. It's a kind of work.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hi [laughter]. Hi. Of course you realize. What. Well, what this means is that probably half of our conversation is going to be about recording. People's conversations because this is what I'm dealing with at this particular evening of my life. [laughter]. Oh. what fun. [laughter]. That's. This is very funny. Good, but you. Hey, will they give it to me? So I can use it for my I'm kidding, huh. Probably not you would probably have to pay for it. Yeah, I know. Huh. I am actually this is my last try. I was gonna go back to my room. . I just called a bunch of times when you were on the phone. Oh. I'm, sorry. So. Yeah, that was, um, my Chinese speaking partner. Okay, you wouldn't be on the phone. Good for you. You're speaking to me. Who is having metal trouble? Oh. dear. And so I invited her over anyway. . Yeah, so she's gonna come over Saturday. Okay. Hi anyway, hi, how are you. Board [laughter]. I have a terrible cold. Yeah, I was going to say you don't sound. I feel awful. So hot. Yeah, I feel pretty sick. Um, how are you. I'm. Good. Yeah, that's good. I mean, I mean, right now, huh. Oh. has it been not? So good. Huh. I mean, like in five minutes. It could be depressed again. No, actually, um, the past two weeks have been wonderful, except that I have this Afro project, hanging over my head and it's four days before it's due by which. usually I'd be much more deeply into it in my view of myself as a student and I'm very very nervous about this project. . Right. Bye. And I'm even more nervous about this class. Um, and so I'm I've, just been plunged into the depths of despair for the past 24 hours over this project. I'm. Sorry. Well, that's. Okay, actually, I think the part of it has to do with my speaking with. Nathaniel about it. Who's, not sitting in the class and so the more widespread and literal parameters of the project? . He's, not aware of and so I've been discussing with him. . You know, whether it's gonna work as a project or not. And he tends to be on the negative where as the one I've been talking with my class since to be towards the positive and I don't know I just [laughter]. [laughter]. Huh huh. That could be frustrating. Yeah, I'm going through these. I have one ecstasy and many deaths in my attic life. Huh huh. But the great thing is if I finish this project then I can go back to my ecstasy project, which will keep me happy as long as I can pretend. Huh. It's the only thing I have to do. Good [laughter]. Yep. Have you a sent along that stuff? I haven't sent them yet. You promised me it because the the woman, I'm working with on this project is really excited about them. Um, I I yeah. So. Oh in that case, I will try to make a. of actually sending them instead of reminding myself every day. Yeah. [laughter]. Okay, thanks. Um, let me tell you though. Just so you can go to the library and check it out the textbook that we're using not the textbook, but the book that we're using to underly all the work, which actually I am a grievous Lee behind it and I don't know how I managed like. . Huh. Yeah. Let that be the one thing. That's left and I have to read another 18 pages of stuff. That's interesting. But still not kind of stuff. You can sit down and swallow quickly. Right. Um, it's called. Do you have a pen? Um, no, might you just write it on the stuff? Okay, well. You're sending me. Right, I can do that. Thanks, that would be cool. In fact, I don't. I think I can send you the entire reading list. Um, because I'm only gonna send you a couple of our calls, some of them are truly nasty to try to read [laughter]. Huh huh. Okay. Um, I'm, just warning you like when you read them remember, I have no clue what they're talking about. That's fine. So if you have a clue, please call me and tell me. You know, I'm probably not even gonna be the one reading , but she's she's compiling a list review. So. Oh good. So then she well, um, the one thing I will say is that I'm, not sure what happens with copyright laws and Harvard civilize. Yeah. So. Huh. That's. Interesting question. So she might want to check into that. Just. But if it's just a. Then again if it's just a list she can. If it's a list, then you know, who's to say she could have found it anywhere and could go chase down the articles herself. She can probably. Yeah. Yeah. So tell me more about you besides the fact that your bill and I want you to get better. Just so. [laughter]. I could do that. Um, let's. See what else about me. Um, um, cooking branch this term it's really fun made scones for a 50 last weekend. Huh. Oh. wow. There's, nothing quite like cracking, 250 megs to scramble. [laughter]. . I'm really panicked about this moving gig and how much it's gonna cost and moving like what? Yeah. What. The movers gonna cost. And how we're gonna work that out and what first left in security is gonna mean and if we're even gonna be able to find department anyway and what we're gonna do if we can't find the department and you name it I'm probably panicking about it. Yeah. Huh. Huh. Well, have you checked into those rumored about a apartment buildings in San Francisco they're? . All seven sister alums. No. My first year I think I'm on Holyoke. Huh. These rumors floating around that and I. You know it sounds vaguely familiar to me, but I had forgotten this that's an interesting thought. Yeah. I don't think we could tell whether on it, but it might be worth a try. No, but it might be some place to stay until you find some place to. Well, we have actually a line on some temporary residences because the six week, fellowship that she's applying for attract people from all over the place and so they send out information on temporary housing that is convenient to their program. Yeah. Oh. So. Yeah. Um, we may go that route for the the short call. . If we need to do anything for the shortfall we're really hoping. [laughter]. We don't need to. Well, yeah, I remember this particular situation. Huh. Huh. Yeah, so. Huh. Or panicked, but. Yeah, you will survive. It though. That's what they tell me. . I applied for two jobs and they got my resume for the first time. Yeah. Last week, which was not as big scary as I thought it was gonna be. Huh. I mean, I am feeling all this fear. I. I compiled in the last job, but it was still easier to mail out the resin. [laughter]. I like my resume better. This time for what, but, um, I applied for two positions 1. Alright, yeah. I really don't think I want one that I'd love to have. Huh. . Yep. And the one that I'd love to have pays 34 and I can't figure out how I could be qualified to make 34. Oh. wow. Huh. I mean, I know, I'm worth that much and more, but um, I can't imagine. . Why anyone would wanna pay a social worker with my level experience that much? [laughter]. Well, are they advertising for that level of express? Well, but that's the thing there was nothing in the job description that I couldn't do I mean, I'm in fact, quite well. Huh. Suited to do most of it. . So if they want to pay me 30 for to do it. I won't say no. Yeah. Tell me about it. What kind of job is it? It's, a program associate position with the members association in San Francisco involving. Oh. Some care, coordination. . And, um, some speaking like training professionals educating professionals about Alzheimer's. . I assume. Huh. Um, some evenings and weekends. And stuff in volunteer support, but they weren't much more specific than staff in volunteer support. Huh. So. Hey, you know, I probably have to wear a suit, but I could wear a suit for a year for 34. Oh. you looked really nice in the seat you got for interviews in your year. Well, thank you and I think that I know enough more about closing now that I could find more comfortable. Shoot so. [laughter]. I slid recommend long ones, but then again, you are at along skirt type. Huh. Yes, I am much more long scripts. And short scripts. Well, I mean, like ankle length. Yes, I am. Yeah. Yeah, it's. The longer. The better actually. I'm trying to think. If I. But. I guess I guess most of the scripts I've seen you wearing have been long they've just been a very different. You just haven't seen me wearing scripts very often probably. Yeah. . You could always where the dress for my wedding. Huh, to work [laughter], maybe do a social event. I. Huh. Um, actually, I thinking more like Pant, suits and stuff. Yes, yes. Anyway, so yeah, um, and the other one is with Lutheran social services doing case management with HIV positive folks, which I could do, but I don't really want to do more because I don't wanna do it. Wow. Yeah. Um, do, um, case management or anything else would be fine working. Yes. Um, any aid service organization again. So. You do we'll see what happens. Well. Huh. Yeah. Huh. So do you like not email or what's the deal? Do I you do haven't gotten my email or is it just like I haven't had time to write a real letter? Well, you haven't had time to write a letter. I'm. Sure, I'm, I've gotten short emails little ones I haven't gotten one for a couple of weeks though. Okay, okay. I mean. Yeah, I'm. Sorry, I don't know, what's wrong with me. Oh. no that's. Okay, okay, no problem. I just like. I just want to make sure that. The coping with life thing is oral like you mean there's, something. Yeah. I have to do besides books like eating has been a problem washing dishes has definitely been a problem. Oh. Are you sleeping? Sleeping is not a problem, huh. Okay. Partially helped by the fact that a cancel with no sleep and be matches on every night at 1030 [laughter]. [laughter]. So you go to sleep. Yeah, I get into bed turn on mash watch it go to sleep. Oh good good. So I'm probably getting a lot more sweet than most people, huh. Okay. Okay, sleeping is good. Eating is important. Evening is important I'm having a lot of trouble with that particular getting to the grocery store. Having a hard time reading alone. Yeah, and. We see this in depression in older people. All the time, huh. Yeah, well, actually, I can say that this in particular is not it. Can cause depression, but this in particular is not a matter of depression, it's a matter of I've, never lived alone. Good. I'm very used to looking for to when I took, um, when I came home from work in Japan. Yeah. B it at midnight. I knew that until whatever time I had to go to work the next morning. I didn't have to deal with work. Right yeah, the student being is a different thing. You know. Yeah, the student thing. It's really difficult because you can never draw a line and yeah, I'm, actually I'm really wishing in a lot of way. Yes, that's. Why, I'm living in a co op? I knew I wouldn't eat. Huh. Um, well, I love where. I'm living. So I'm not complaining in a lot of ways. Huh, right. I'm wishing I've lived in a dorm for the first semester like just tell them I'll go back. Huh. Yeah. Right. Um, because I mean, when it comes down to you know, I can take 45 minutes to Peel vegetables and cut them up and do whatever to them or I can. Sure. Study, huh. Right. Except I mean, I know I know how hard that is. Huh. Um, and I I know I would do that if I were a student and. And living and having to feed myself, but um, I also did in Korea. I did it with money. Interestingly enough. It was like no I'm, not going to you know, by this food because I need to save the money and I mean, it was getting ridiculous. . Am. And it's food. You have to do it. Yeah, well, I mean, it's not that I'm missing meals. It's, not optional. So it. It's, just that I'm not eating healthy food I'm like the healthy end of my eating spectrum is my usual dinner. Okay. Yeah. Which is well, let's. See I have some Jean. I have some summer splash. I have some dried cranberries. Yeah. I have some rice and I have an onion, but what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna top. Cool. All of it up. Stir Fry. Then put water in it and wait till the rice is done each part of it. Put the rest the refrigerator and eating now, you're still it's gone. That makes sense. Yeah, um, that's. However, supposing that I've had time to grocery shopping, which anyway, the other thing is that it's just no fun to Cook for one person. Right. I know. And what the hell do you do is you eat. I know, huh. I mean, I started reading on the bed, which is something I tried not to do sitting on the bed. Eating watching television. [laughter]. I like, I tried to avoid it, but I can't. Yeah. . Anyway, so that's like the big, the big thing that I'm looking for to. [laughter]. Nathaniel coming. Well, no that's. Not the big reason, but. [laughter]. But that's one of the things. Yeah, it helps. When is he he'll be back? December. December. 21st. Yeah. But that's not a date for public consumption. Huh. No, no, no I'll be back the 18th. Yeah. Huh. And I'll be there till the 3rd. You're kidding. No. Are we talking landfall or a windfall? I can't even speak English. Thank you. Oh my God, I get all of my items wrong. That's. Okay. It's, a landfall like that one more person on the. It's. Like I'm only coming from Michigan I'm, not coming by both [laughter]. Yeah Kim. And Nathaniel two more people on the East coast and boom we're gonna go right into the Ocean from the weight, huh. [laughter]. Um, oh God. My English still stuck. So badly. I just can't get it back. Like my idiomatic sense. It's. Just gone. It'll come it'll come. I know. I remember. I know, but it's really hard, the place that it's really been affecting me is I can't keep up in class taking notes. Yeah, that's. Because I'll like look I'll be you know, looking up the professor and he'll say something. Interesting. My mind will process it. I will look down to write my note and the word will be gone. Oh. I hate that. It'll be like it starts with E I know it and I'll, Miss you know, like a good minute of the lectures. I'm like staring. Well, no, probably 15 seconds, but what happens is 15 seconds. Yes, it's. Sitting there staring at the paper trying to. Oh. So my notes I I've actually started recording. One of my lectures every class. Yeah, that's a good idea. I mean, I can't do it for all of them, but. The one class that I'm turning out to really enjoy I'm recording the lectures, he's also the most opaque of select. Huh. Huh. Well. Huh. Close to them. Let's just pick up the lectures. . . I don't know. That's. The summary of my life, huh. So it's only. Um, a little over two weeks. I think that I'll be there, but we'll find time. Yeah. Maybe you guys can come out and hang. Yeah, yeah, because we've got I mean, I have Chinese. No, my Chinese classes. . Don't start till like the day. You leave. So. We'll definitely figure out. We are going to be out of town from the 3030th to the first. Great where you going. New Hampshire. Good for you. Yeah, no kidding huh. So you have your reservation center with me. I have my reservations. Oh. that's, wonderful. Yes, no kidding. Um, and the my client who I brought here from last year is coming. Mhm. Um, well the mother and I'm not sure which family members, I hope the dad because gosh, I like him a lot. Huh. I like both of them. So much. Um, they're coming and they're going to be here. Well, if I come out to visit you that'll, make it easier to. I can I'll see them at the same time. When are they gonna be? Um, well, she goes to Wilson. North Hampton and they she said mom, I just spoke to her a few minutes. Huh. Actually, I was talking to her when you tried to call. Um, been busy night. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, I think she said they're coming maybe on the 29th. So and I told them if they needed any help. Okay, bye. Um, you know, I I kind of, I can't make any payment for the 29th until I know. Huh. Sure, no that's. But but basically I mean heck it might turn out that you know if they find Boston. Fine. I can drive them. To West . Out to Western mass and visit you on our way to new Hampshire. [laughter]. Well, right, I don't know. I want you for more than a couple hours. Yeah, no, no I'm talking about more than a couple hours. Oh huh, [laughter]. Corey, and Paula will also be with us for Christmas, but really anywhere almost anywhere in that whole timeframe home. Wow. You all could come out, huh. Okay, yeah, is there anytime that's better than any other. Well, Christmas day probably wouldn't be the best, but it wouldn't be that bad. Yeah. Yeah. Um, just trying to think I usually the way they have us sleeping is Korean me in my room and Paula in the back room. But we have put Paula in the living room. So actually there would be room for all of us to be there. Yeah, but she shouldn't be kicked over. No, I mean, Paula. Sometimes sleep in the living room. . I think it maybe a more comfortable mattress. I mean, it wouldn't be kicking. Huh. Her out that's Paul as normal place to sleep when she's. Okay, well, um, my. So. So it it really doesn't matter. I guess. Okay, my schedule is definitely. I don't wanna subject you to Christmas. I mean, I know, but. Oh. Huh. Well, that's probably not the best day. I have to see you know how Nathaniel feeling about being social, but I know he's very much would of course, like to see you. Absolutely. Sure. Um, I mean that just depends like the if we come before Christmas or after Christmas. Huh. Um, what I could definitely see happening is a post Christmas pre new Hampshire. Okay. Visit something like the 26th to the morning of the 29th, sir. That would be so lovely. Or something like. That would be so lovely. Yeah. Then we could just apply. Yeah, we could just play and all three of us will need to do. So. Yeah, yeah, you're, right. . Oh. I'm. So glad I'm going to see we issue. And I just wailed [laughter]. Yes, I know is this like a treat or what. I just saw you in August. Hey, this moving back to this continent thing has it, huh. It really does it really does. As it's plus is. Cool. Yeah, this is gonna be good. Yeah. So, oh. yeah, like and other things is. Huh. Huh. I don't know how close we're getting two or 30 minutes. This is not something like drop on you, but. And it's, not like I'm thinking about doing it right now. Yeah. So, there's a story about what. I'm thinking of doing right now. You're getting married, huh. Anyway, no huh. God, no, but I'm having major baby. Huh. Banks. Like. Wait is this what you're going to drop on me or. Well, I mean, it's not this is the thing that I'm not gonna do like tomorrow, but um, but at some. when I'm somewhat more established I mean, for so long, I was sure I didn't wanna be a mother and now I really think I do. Okay. I think I wanna have a baby. It might be a mom. Huh, great. Yeah, so and every time I say it. Cause one of my friends has to have a baby before I do. Every time I saw I don't know, it'll be before you every time I say it, Heather says. [laughter]. I'm, not really think about that. . I'm, not really think about it tomorrow, but you know, it's just something I'm thinking about and I think I want to do and the other night she said you know, I think I might wanna be a month. So we make each be months. Wow. I don't know like where we're gonna find the beds, but. Huh. [laughter]. Yeah, uh huh. That's a problem. Good day. Yeah. But I don't know. But. I mean, it would be interesting. . If my brother were willing to donate for, Heather. Yeah. Cause then it would be it would have some Allard blood. . And some McNeely blood, but she doesn't have any acceptable. Mail relatives. [laughter]. Huh. So. Wow. Anything yeah, so there's that and, um, but that's not like you know, news of the moment or anything. That's just something I'm thinking about that. I wanted you to know and, um, the other thing is I've been thinking about and I I think I've pretty much just decided not to do it, but I was thinking of being an egg donor actually had a local reproductive medicine clinic. Wow. Um, largely, because it paid $1,500. That. [laughter]. But I went in for the preliminary exam. Um, an interview. That just yesterday and. So. Aside from it sounding kind of scary. I mean, I could probably do scary for $1,500. Huh. Um, it's like a two to three months process, which I don't have so so, but I did find out that I have acceptable. Who. Yeah. Positioned ovaries and, um, so you know maybe at some. in the future kind of stuck though, the $1,500 would come in handy. Huh. Well, there's always San Francisco. Right, right. I figure it's probably not exactly a novelty out there. So, that's something. I may do at some. in the future though on the way home on the button thinking I'm like selling my body here. They call it oil site, donation, but they pay you $1,500 to do it. Hey. So it's not really donation. Yeah. That's very interesting. It is interesting it's a very interesting process really. It's, not. Really. Yeah, I mean, explain like how they use the Harmon's to like turn off your ovaries and then over stimulate them and then how they harassed the eggs, which is not exactly a pleasant sounding experience. Yeah, I I kind of heard something about that. No, I had vaginal ultrasound, which is really interesting. So I like thought my ovaries on the little screen and oh. it didn't hurt. Good. [laughter]. It's easier than a public. Oh God, I have to go in and have one of those. Huh. I haven't had one in over a year now. Sorry. Usually has memory August. Yeah, I have them in the spring. You. Sorry, I didn't need to bring up a bad thing. No that's. Okay, I've been meaning to do it for two weeks. It's. [laughter]. Just when do I have the time you know. Yeah, right. So true. No. So Becker sounding better to me. Yeah, actually she's coming to see me again. Oh good. Yeah, she's coming next weekend. So you're not coming out to see me, huh. Huh. This fall you're not coming out. See any. I I'm, sorry. No. Huh. The last time we talked to you, you thought you might it was a possibility. I know I thought I'd love to, but I think. Okay. I think there's probably I I oh my God, it's. Okay, Tasha. No it's. Okay, see part of what's. See, I have this big paper that I'm really excited about that I'm going to do about 10 times too much work on which is a good sign because that means that I'm doing like like as well as I did on julio. . Huh. Right. . That I I just actually I don't know like if I'm going to do a good job on it, but I'm really sad about it. I'm it's gonna take up as much time as possible till December 6th. [laughter]. Okay. I'm also having from the time Becker comes. Oh. Becker comes for one weekend in November and then my parent. Good. My mom comes something like the 12 or something for Thanksgiving. Oh. my God. I don't know, she's gonna be for some ungodly longtime. And then your dad coming out to. Yeah, he's coming out the morning of Thanksgiving here. My brother will arrive and the only and then the day after all of them leave Ursula is coming to stay for a week. Oh wow. So November is like I mean in a way, it's really good because it will get me to one because this month has been so long. Oh my God. Yeah. I have never experienced such a long month in my life. Oh. I know what you mean July was like that for me. . Yeah, yeah, um, and I mean, November will fly it seems and after that, I can tell myself you know. Well, December's here. It means nothing is coming home now and I might take myself that wait for 21 days. That's, right. Sure. Um, but but on the other hand, I'm really scared because since I have all this work the the main thing is answer a class that I'm having trouble with, um, you know, I take to about a month just in the writing of 20 page paper not talking about any of the research and we this Klatt this answer class has this paper that's due on Monday a five page paper 20 page paper and a final taken exam, which seems a little heavy, but anyway,. Right. Huh. Huh. Right. It does seem rather heavy. Yeah, the thing is that the the papers are cumulative anyway. So I can't start on the 20 page paper until after I turn the five page paper, which is scaring. Oh. right. Right. The shit out of me beyond that the day after that paper is do I have my take on file for my law class. Do and I had to, I mean, this is like completely different from a whole discussion that you and I have on this. I will never admit to my parents who fault. I should take the sociology class. This, but I was right to take the law class for the reasons that I was considering. . But my mind is not interacting with that information. [laughter]. Like it's not that I don't understand it. It's. Just like my mind is not picking up and saying, oh. this is interesting. What about this and this and this is like nothing did besides that? Right, right. Oh I'm, sorry. I managed to make the stupidest comments of the year every time I open my mouth in that class. Oh. I hate that. So I just sit in the back or actually it's in the front row which is awful. Because I feel like you're looking at me. They're. All thinking I'm stupid and I it's really weird because I think people must because the way people sit I am isolated like no one ever sits in the room where I sit. Huh. Oh. Huh. So, I'm like, oh my God, I'm, a law school letter. Well you're you're taking a class and you're not a law student. I mean, nobody knows you they probably all know each other. Yeah, let me know. Yeah, anyway,. It's, not that they hate you Tasha huh. I know, it's just I dread that class and right now, I'm reading the answer class, which is hopefully just this week. Oh boy. Oh. I don't know, but so I have these two other big things. Do but the good thing about this is the law class is gonna be done by the time. The gets home potentially the take home final is given to us on the last day of class. Good. Huh. Um, which is when the papers due which is they're basically they're, two days after. After my law final after I'm done with everything for the pre brake part until Nathaniel comes home. Yeah, so if I can like get a significant portion of the take home finally the first draft of the taken final, Fran throw done. And then that only leaves two classes. Um, and you know, however, this is like two week reading there's, two week break then two week reading period. The two week exam period. All right. So I have which means that I had six weeks where in other cases. I would be in China, huh. Yeah. But no, they say well, the Chinese class is gonna be like every 3rd day through this time. So you have to stay here. The. Um, with the Chinese final. So. And then comes on the 21st, the Chinese final is on the 8th then let's be realistic, except for the fact, I have to keep the stuff in my mind. It's, not like I'm gonna study straight through for this Chinese. I mean, it's Chinese. All right. You know, it's cumulative. You learn it, you you know, there's only. Yeah, uh huh. So much you can do with the language if you don't understand it. [laughter]. Yes. Um, and my history final is the only thing left and it's like on the 26th of January something and it's gonna take a lot of time a lot of work, but. [laughter]. Hey. But not till couple weeks before it, huh. Yeah, well, no, it's. Not that I mean, I can spread it out. Well, I don't know, we'll. See how good. I am at being diligent, but. But you'll have a break. Yes, you still can't spend like three weeks. All its time here. Right, right. So. Well, you could, but you'd probably explode and then what would be the. Yeah, um, so I think, well, maybe if I set it for three weeks. I'd actually, remember some of it passed the second week of next semester, huh. Huh. But anyway, it looks like I'll have time to spend with Nathaniel, which is nice. That is nice. Yeah, but I'm the. of this whole saga is that things are a little tens. Not tends actually I'm surprisingly relaxed and taking all of this, emotional stride except my depression, this morning. . But but just like time wise none of those people, I wanna see and spend time with this. Yeah. I mean, hell, Andrea Sean. Do you know her she's in nice shoes with me? Oh. yeah. Yeah. Like I'm like walking across the Street. Cradle here Hawk and she goes like driving by this is a woman who I want to get to know more than almost anyone. Oh my God. I can think of and I haven't even had time to call her and that happened like two weeks ago. Huh. 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Yeah, I was like Eric wrote and then I talked to Jen and she's like I think he just sat down and wrote 10 postcard at once I wouldn't have to do it again. She got yours too. No I'll. Do it I'll? Do it again? Oh okay. I'll look. Got your postcard too. So is anybody money back. Um, yeah, well, I'm calling you. I'll, wait for you to. Okay, , because I've heard a lot of postcard. I'm gonna need back to it, huh. Oh. well, I just got it like two or three days ago. Oh yeah. Yeah, like definitely like maybe over the weekend. Okay. I got it something like that, but I will write you back. Okay. Sure, definitely I'm a big writing person. Oh. that's that's that's. I have no Socialist. So tell me if it isn't stock I'm kind of busy and also, I just feel like Mike and Dan like have their own life and like no one else's around. Okay. . Like pretty busy does she have a job. Not yet. She has she's had offers. . She has, um, an interview on Thursday then review on Friday. You had offers. 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Yeah, she does need to have a good experience and all you sound like they're really good. Like experience typed up. . Um, but she's not sure if she wants to be going into people's homes in bad names because. . Oh. God. Yeah, I can see that. Then that's reasonable to me. That's, not money. . That's different that's safety. Yeah, so so there are like other issues involved, but um, she's she's pretty sick. Request. I think one of her interviews for some, uh, is for like a geriatric, a hospice kind of thing case worker, which would be kind of interesting. . Pardon me. Huh. I think. Meanwhile we might, we might be moving out here. Really. Yeah, we can't afford to live anymore. Basler. Where are you living? What. Base water. Okay, and what is like is it a big place like what kind of apartment or. Oh. it's, shoot [laughter]. Really. But it's a nice neighborhood. Oh. that's. So cool. And who are you living with? I. My friend, Dave. My friend, Eric. My friend Russ. My friend. Paula. Oh. okay, I knew one said Paul like I know. Erica Paula in his life. It was a really good friend. Huh. Yeah. I didn't realize you're. All over there. That's really cool. Yeah. So you're all gonna move somewhere or just. Paul is already moving out without us. So we can't live without it, huh. Yeah, that was stuff. You have your own bedroom. Um, no, no it's shipping to double. No. Okay, well that's cool though. Then I guess, huh. Who are you living with? America. You met in Florida. 1. Yeah, he just said that I was talking to him before. I figured you either on another phone or in the bathroom. By. So I told he had to get you off of here. [laughter]. Yes. Yes. Um, and so when your style told me that you were wiping, huh. Yeah, I'll. Tell him wiping he's like he's wiping like I would never sit on his friends. Huh. The. He can see it on my. Of course we expect it. [laughter]. So, okay. It now everybody everybody. Let's. Is that too [laughter], huh. Yeah huh, but they don't know who said it. Or whatever. Yeah, [laughter]. . Um, so you got there and you weren't living in the house in the apartment first were you or. Living a live three days in a hospital. Okay, that was quick. That you found a place to live or had they working on it. What. Have they been working on finding a place for you live before you got there or? No, we just saw signed took it see we took the first we saw it's bad, but we couldn't afford with hospital more. That's three days and. Oh. So we did it. That's 2. And Franklin. What are you doing? Telemarketing. Huh. Fine. Yeah, I mean, I get I get commission. Okay, well that's. Make of money, it's good sales experience. It. I wanna go into sales, but I don't, but my you know, well, I actually think good. 12 whatever. Spirits like in sales it's like you wait for them to make the injection. Okay. And I'm. Hold out. How you make it relevant to what you? Now the way for them to make the injection, you gotta try to activate the rejection. Come up the reason why it's an invalid rejection. That's fine. So I think it'll help me a lot. Hey, I justify the focal major for any career that I wanna do people buy into it. What. Justifying a folder. Major into many careers I'd. Want to do. So. Everything I'm not your employer. Yeah, actually, I was thinking of you in one of my education classes. [laughter]. The other day because you're having this argument and there's like two Wharton graduates in my program too. . They went to work me a teacher. There are people that deferred medical to view this program. Preferred medical. There's people who they deferred medical to come to here. They'll go back to medical later in their life. [laughter]. There's people. Who've been working bankers. You know, by name, Marty Smith. What. She wanna Marty Smith. Marty Smith. You graduate from Penn last year. No, I never heard of it. Party. Oh no. And he's gonna Herlong Harvard over here. Now deferred Harvard . Yeah, I think it's Sean who's. Supposed to go to Penn law. This year to also deferred it for a year. So you guys will be starting together. Cool. You've been here before haven't. You. Tomorrow. Yeah, I'll look at the listings. Definitely. No problem. Um, yeah, that's. Cool. Right. What. You've met. Sean haven't. You. I wouldn't recognize from hold. All. So I'm like that's as high. Okay, that's. Oh. your parents your parents send their love to. Why I'm gonna get you on what? I called your mom to get your number. Oh yeah, I just talked to yesterday. So. Yeah, oh. I didn't know that a no when actually your mom says thing like your phone number might be changing soon, but whatever would. Great, mom. Thanks. For. It's a good thing. Um, she change her mind in the last 24 hours, huh. What. Good things. Have changed. Mine last 24 hours. About what. Loving me. Oh yeah, sure. Well, actually, I talked to her this morning. So huh. How long is this? Um, call for. It could be up to half an hour. So in half an hour, just get cut off. Um, I don't know probably will get billed on my phone. No, I don't know. Oh. and you get paid to do this. I get paid $10 to make a free phone call. Cool. Yep, and if we've got enough people to do the program then we get Corinne. Nope. I get like a commission kind of my friend. Yes, hello, hello. Her . We like to try to gather people together. So we can get more because it's like you get 10 people. You get $50, but if you get 20 you get like 200 or something like that. Huh. I'm full half hour just gotta work on it already. That's. Okay, I do still have to go teach tomorrow. Quarter 1. Yep, it's, not it's, not exactly late there though. What. Sound exactly late and so I'll help. No, but I haven't done. You. I've worked working on the group projects. All day. How long is it that? I'm I've came. All across the attic to work at a company based in Delaware county [laughter]. Are you serious? You know, the . Oh. yeah, okay, yeah, alright, I'm. Sorry, I passed by it before like Delaware before the blue is billed. You. My friend told you in. [laughter]. Hi, Rosh. I know this is the one who was in silly start later in summer, right. Oh. no. No. How you thinking of? You came to visit you this summer sale. Days you met him the 10th or anything, huh. Wait. But no I've met. Russell for I think. My birthday. Like that. City. Okay. You're there. I was there. Yeah. Oh. I know I heard about it. All these were a couple day. Wasn't. Yeah. Thing. His book setup. How do I know that? Well, I'm sure, I know. No problem. I can't. On a for some reason at some. I told the story about your room by. These guys. Oh. I'm kind of sorry. I don't remember. [laughter]. Okay, now they know me as. Oh. it's, like you know my friend Gordon. Yeah, well, she's. I don't know it could've been she's getting her medication also. . I don't know was it. [laughter]. Oh okay, I thought it was like one general story that you told everyone that would make them remember me for something. I probably wouldn't wanna be remembered by. I just kind of nothing story. Okay, that's fine, I'm. . The nothing girl. Now. That's, good too. Let's shut the fuck up. Huh. Don't start this . So I don't know, I'm. Just I was mail telling you this class. I was having we were talking about like education and how it was used to be very like economically based like it was all just to like create workers for the society. Is like a factory model thing. And all these things are coming out and and even like the Warden type people you know, people that I would think would be like more Eric's wave links that aren't. All happy happy happy piece to the world, etcetera. And even they were like backing me up on this. I'm like I wish it could be here because this is the one argument. I can use their support. You might even accept view people's support, huh. Whats. The air unit. I don't remember exactly what we're talking about. Um, about that's a fact like history of educational system and the factory based model like where education's are where. Education was just like,. You're. Turning out future workers. They were keeping their students basically how to provide a corporate world, but like factory world or it was it was you know, things I don't understand like the economy, but. Don't know. Bye. How you know, I would've disagreed? I don't know you would of course, disagree, but I could hear you. Cause it started. I was like, whenever I take notes and classes like, huh. Nope. I take note of what. We're talking about, but like my first day of class, I wrote a note to Jen I'm like Jen I'm excited to be here and this class I wrote a note to Mike my friend from orange and I'm like Mike. Huh. Um, I wish you right now. You love this professor to do a, um, I I love to hear your opinion. . Correct. I know they be mine and help support me and then I was like wonder what Eric would think about this. 1. I don't know and I think that was the day actually that I got your postcard it was like later like it that day later. . Okay. Huh. Yeah. That's, right huh. Yeah, 11 day like you Mike, Jen. G Schmelz, Andy, Frank tab. Wow. Really like all my friends. Um, home one day. 3. Have a rough best back. It. No that's. My rough it's gonna come home soon. I think rough, but best might stay a little while longer then she's, not sure if she's gonna do something else to this company. She's kinda, not sure what she's up to. They've address. There. Yeah. Yeah, it came the one that. I can't like mom, couldn't find any place to live that he could afford. And stuff like that. Yeah, I don't know how you look, but yeah, pretty much. Is he is he better now is the please? He's not in Spain anymore. He's, like he went to like Turkey and then he's gone. He was taking a train from London to Turkey. It was like a two and half day. Train. Long. Train. Then he's like when he went somewhere around there and to Athens, maybe and Turkey and he's gone to like. Huh. Like Marco and like I don't know. Oh. I wanna go to Marco and like Egypt and all of northern Africa. I think in January I'm gonna go to Turkey in Egypt for two weeks. Really. I was thinking I have a really long. Um, spring break. [laughter]. I think it's on once my exams are over anyway and I have like a bunch of National exams and then I have like I have like eight or nine days and I have this U S A error saying where the second person can file either free or half price. Bye. Yes. So I thought if that doesn't transfer Jen and I would go visit car. We'll meet you somewhere in media. I'll be cool. Like that. I mean, very very tentative just playing with the, I D S N but but I I need to get away I'm supposed to be in new Orleans until tomorrow. . That's about the same about when I'll be in France anywhere. Was it. Oh. yes, okay. Huh. Frank coming over to one in January. No, she still is with her mom. He doesn't know what she's doing. . She her. Mother might be going to in shoe or something. And she was gonna go to. Yeah, something like that. Yeah, I only I've only talked to her once. . And she said she was even in this weekend. I didn't see her. They all went out on a Thursday night and no one ever called me. No, really. . So I haven't seen her, but. Like is my is my family starting to work hard . I think he's working hard like in the beginning. He said he was only gonna go out on weekends. I don't know if that's true now or not, but generally seemed to go out a lot, but yeah. Huh. Together. Huh. Yep, the. How small? Warning goes out with them to one night. Actually, probably last time. I went out like two and half weeks ago. Three weeks ago. It was, um, Mike. My. 10, Charlene. May the guy Mike's gonna live with Dave? Bye. Um, you know, him, right. My memory. Oh. that's, right. I don't know. I know like I feel like I should know. 85. Anyway, savings, Melanie Osman. Oh. And Jen. Stein. We all want to Miss Barr. Sean. Yeah. That'll. Doing her life. She graduate. Yes, she, um, she's waiting to get her certification. I don't know if she's passed the exams yet, but she's substitute teaching. Oh. that's, where it. Oh. okay. Um, yeah. She pretty. If you're pretty. Shove looking here now. I think she looks the same. I don't know, it's a very. I always thought she's an awkward state she'd. Go out of it. Maybe not. I think I think I don't know what did you guys find unattractive about her. Just general. She Google eyes. I think I don't know she she's horrible here too. Yeah, I think those are always gonna be like that. Yeah, you can't help them. Like people. Don't know, she wasn't pretty I don't know. Yeah. Alright, well basically has the same and the same here. So. Okay. Yeah, I guess. She's still ugly. According to you, huh. I should be the impression of her given by go across. [laughter]. Okay. It's funny, [laughter]. Huh. I don't know if he is anymore or not. I haven't seen them. . What is what is my ? Yeah. So. Yeah, so I seem like. 95. Wait, I was telling you about going out and that way it was like, because of something I was telling you that, but I don't know. Huh. Uh, oh. that was smelling because I saw smelling he's doing good. He he's been going out with this like a lot too because I think he knows Dave. Like date. Um, from somewhere. Hebrew school. That was okay. Huh. Do you find a job? Um, not since I've spoken to him, which has been like a week or 2. She looking any prospects or no. I think, you've had interviews. Oh. . Yeah, I think so. That's a big step. Yeah, I mean, he's definitely like getting more into the looking for job mode, kind of thing, but no, I was gonna say like he's not one that I would ever doubt he would do that like he'll be successful. Now, he's been in it for a while. He's, not he's been really into it. . You might you know, he'll work back. He doesn't have the open doesn't. Have the first step is never a good internship? Who's. The work order for summer. Right. He needs first. He needs to settle for his first job and so I don't know if, um, if you talk to him. Message to. Yeah. I know what I want to reach to him, but I definitely learned over here that before you get to marketing. You have to first to sales. Yeah, not necessarily our friends in new York doing advertising marketing and stated to sales, but they had internships. . They some kinda internship where did sales or something like that. Had a advertising internship where I guess they kind of had their own account. Whatever. But. But before marketing view sales. Okay. Even if they're doing some advertising things are not. They're, not probably first thing. They're doing is selling the advertisements. Probably do your first year. Yeah, the interest that I got offered was like basically it was, um, consulting. But for an advertising firm like, yeah, go out there and like it was like, yeah. What's, the? Try and sell the average sales exactly before before getting marking you almost always have to do sales. Yeah. So like will give you an account in a month or so, but you know, this is what you have to do and then you'll be design in a little while, but the waiting. Yeah, you have to have to earn. Yeah, you can. And I think of Craig the number of that little firm they he might like that, especially since they deal out with golf product. I think I. . And, um, and I know like it was pity pity money and stuff, but um, I mean, I could probably work and do a part I'm interning that by. I'm not sure. He's in a position where he can actually. Where he can work and do an internship part time? Well, I don't. I don't know maybe is A I need more. He needs some money like he's working a lot of hours at the golf course. What I'm saying that this is kind of thing where he can sit in? Huh. Maybe maybe. Working with it, huh. He probably work most every night. Huh. I have no money right now, but I finally just got a loan I'm. So excited. Huh. That's cool. My bill came the next day. I'm like huh. I've. Got a paycheck yet. I'm getting on Tuesday, I'm dying for it. Phillips. Have you like have you made a lot of money because of commission and stuff? I've only been working like two weeks. I'm broke. I need money. So bad. Yeah, I just. I never lived this poor. My life. This is the first time. I've really like felt. What it's like like? Can I have a four pound a day budget? I spent two pounds on dinner and two pounds a month. That's. It that's. All I spent all day. I've given up I've lived off of like a. I think I understand. I've had every night for three weeks straight. Eric. I haven't even because I don't wanna buy my own food if my parents are bringing something into me. I don't buy food. Like I don't. I would not be able to live on my own right now at all like I haven't gone out only time. I go out. Is when that gives me money to go out. Correct. And it's. Good. Harley I've been sitting in a lot reading. Oh. no [laughter]. I have this list of things that I you know, by, huh. You at . I thought. I have no one to live with. You talked to Andy. Yeah, well, actually, I left a message machine. He was visiting him this weekend and I found a place downtown it's. Oh yeah, that's. Cool. Perfect for him. It's a cigar bar. It's like no drinking you put it. No, he knows about it. Oh. he does huh. I'm pretty sure, huh. I went by it's, right across from . There's a lot of actually downstairs. There's, one that's problem really a trendy one is or no. No it's, not it's like they were like I'm in there. There's one that's been there's one that's been in like Philly since like 1850 supposedly it's really . It says it really cool. Oh. that wouldn't be the look old, but I can't imagine. It could be that 1. I don't know. But it doesn't look in there at all. It's, not helping it's kind of crazy. I don't know because like dark like to, uh, you know how much gonna spend on the ? People in here. Weren't like we went in. Good cigar like $6 a cigar. Well, it's like getting a drink. It wanna you know, a bar that was like you know, you can be or you get a drink for $6. You can have a for 25 cents for a. But it's, not like no it's, not it's like it's more like because you can get a beer, but you can get a cigar for like 50 cents, but it's like what's more like it's like not just getting a glass of wine it's like getting a French class. You know what I'm saying it's like getting like not just like not getting why you're getting. Yes. The that's close to like. Yeah, exactly because like, yeah, wine like like a lot of people like that or just like they're really it's it's. Exactly exactly the same type of thing. But I suppose these are people who are like connoisseurs of cigars. They're, kind of kind of stores. They didn't look like they're doing it to be cool. The place was more like a hole on the wall. Huh. Like you like you know, like you, you definitely know the difference. You know, I spoke I spoke like a sequent a $9 cigar overhear just the it was a six pounds. Right. . Huh. It was a Cuban cigar. Like the one best brands. I was like already about it. Did you know did you know any difference or no? Oh. yeah, I spoke to . Okay. Like not as much as Andy would've, but. Like I feel like I would go to this place. One night and like just hang out smoking a cigar to try it like they had those nice thin ones. Look a little more feminine. Yeah, but they'll be so strong. You you probably you probably stick to your stomach. Website. Yeah. Like you probably can get pretty week one there, but you want you know, but why would you know? Yeah, it. Had bum ones too. So they're, good. I could always go in there and see on the end of a bump car, but it was a it was. Oh. my God, 010. Or a whistle prob. Don't, tell me if you do that. I wouldn't. I would never do it in front of you either. Okay, and again, I won't smoke in front of you because I don't want Elector. Huh. So. What up? No, I since I've been away. This summer. It's just the guy that I was friends with him. Yep. He rolled his own cigarettes and I like love the smell and when I like like you don't wanna like no, but I really just, I roll yours and it's like the best like feeling like rolling a cigarette and it smells really cool. You smoke on your on the . Well, not awesome. Like. But there's. No filtering and it's horrible for you. I know it's horrible for you. That's. Why don't? I'll. Do that. Do it often exactly this is why don't you things like this in front of? I mean, no, I mean, it's like that's stupid that's a damn thing, it's, one thing, smoke from stores put filtering. You're like you're gonna you're way, not have a filter your cigarette when you're on. Yeah, but it's also less of the like the tower and other stuff too, which I don't know it doesn't really matter. I don't think so. Yeah, they're. Um, they have less of the like and also there's like added magazine. No, probably if if you like a late cigarette, that's, the best that's. If as long as it sounds as the best for you. The best for him. I mean, the the lease works for you. Right. Huh huh. Don't know, I kinda like the feeling of it and I like to spell. So even if I just roll them and sell them happy. Okay. Huh. But um, yeah, and I don't do it often. Don't worry. That's. On account. No more damage to my lungs than you've done your liver in your life. Or my gums for that matter for dipping. Yeah. Thank God I'll, send it back to a lot of hours. Really. They don't sell it there. . No, the they don't believe they still do that in the States. Oh yes, they did for two years. Ability, but people smoke. All over in Europe. But no one shows the back of the. It. That's. So funny. Cigars are hard to find 2. But they don't see anything wrong with cigarettes. It's. Just like it's like not like healthy reason, it's like they think it's like something, whatever it's. Nothing looking at it. Yeah, it's, not done over here. You know, it's like. Yeah. It's like I don't know. Oh. I thought all these things and I like, never know about unless you live there. Like you see like I saw this like I was at this college and they're doing this drug where it's like a website, you through your nose. With you, you know, like stuff. Like if it gives you know, but like you step in and it gives like some kinda chemical. Usually quick 32nd, high like 10 highly. Like afternoon or something strong after [laughter]. Yeah, and I was gonna, um, I give it a go, but it was there's. None left. Huh. So I don't know whatever, but, um, listen I'm gonna crash. Huh. Okay other messages that. Cause I gotta get to work tomorrow. We're half hours are half hours almost up. Anyway. Yeah, do you have any other messages for me to give to anyone? What. I'll just tell them. I said, hi, I'm. Having a great time. And to write to you. And, um, yeah, let's then I'm tell em there's not much. I couldn't say under type. Anyway, [laughter], talk. Okay, [laughter]. You later. I will write to get the details in by. Okay, bye bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"When okay, [laughter]? Yeah I heard, yeah, well we. I didn't know about the public distribution that they didn't tell me it's from the university of Pennsylvania and it's a language. Yeah. Symposium and then it has to be two people speaking. Oh. Native American. Yeah, well it's Hudson native and nothing. That's, right that's. Native stuff. Isn't. It they laugh at my accent here in Israel. What I figured? They laugh at it because it's you know, it's different where I'm an English teacher every English teacher has a different accent. Different. So my. Yeah, no, you still sound Hobson. [laughter]. Well, they'll teacher from England. Sometimes I don't even understand her even though. Yes, it's funny. It's the same language. I don't even understand her sometimes. So house. Holly, she working. Okay, and. Yeah, she's got interesting job she's. Yeah. Got her first choice. Um, she's teaching temporal a reform, a day school. Oh that's. Who stays Yang ones in the morning? Nice. Yeah. And then she's doing our classes in the afternoon. Oh. that's. Good because I know she want to do something with our and how's. Yeah, yes. Everything with Seth. Is she still in the picture? Oh. bill bill. Yes, still. Oh good. Oh. that's nice. Bill. Does she get to see him because he's studying now? Isn't here, . I know. Well, they like every other weekend, they get together somehow either he comes here or she goes to Philadelphia. Yeah. Well, it's still closer than when she was in Israel for half the year. I know, yeah, that was, uh huh. That was hard. That was no, she remembers it. Yeah. So finally, but that's, why I get to call you, but I can't call the Israeli because they're not native American speaker. Yeah, that's interesting. I wonder what kind of study it is. It's it's. The language. I guess, it's access. I don't. I don't know what is it. If you can't read any more information about I'd like to hear about it. Send me information about it. Okay. Okay, I'll. You know. Ask them it's the linguistic data consortium at the university of Pennsylvania. Well, I'm doing I'm starting my M A this year. My master's in teaching English speakers other languages and I have all these courses in linguistics and things. Oh. Oh great. Like the S L. So, I'd be interested in what they what they would have to say really. Oh. that's. Oh. oh. that's. I mean, it I have to write a ceases. Great. I don't end two years. Oh. gosh. I don't have no idea what my fees will be about yet. Maybe I'll. Do something. I'll. Oh. This study will give me an idea. I wouldn't mind teaching E S L here because we have so many I have like a supervisor work study students. I have three, Vietnamese. Yeah. Yeah. I have like three Russians. Yeah. A one to Spanish. See when you when they teach English in America though. It's very different because it's. All different languages here. Everybody. Right. I teach it speaks review. So I do like I can go back to the. Ha. I know since I know here I can, I teach endless sometimes in Hebrew when I when I have a week week classes. Bye. I see right. I have to talk to him. Hebrew. All the time. Right, right, right, yes. The weaker, they are the more review. I have to use, but if I was in teaching a mixed language class that would be you know, would be much different. Yeah. I have to English all the time which sometimes it's better to. Yeah. But it's a well, see, there's difference. Oh. that's. Interesting. Oh. that's nice. I know it is it's. Oh. I was thrilled to hear a that's the only picture she didn't have a picture because he was a way, but we have the other pictures. Oh yeah, he was gonna wait lots of times. Did she mail you a? I'll I'll. Have to send you a picture of a dead or something then [laughter]. It. Did tell me the pictures. She has she did I think. The pictures. The picture she took or maybe rose took it. To see it. Oh. yeah, from a long time ago. But did oh. okay. Yeah, yeah, I did. I think I got some pictures. I remember. I did I put in my album already because I I took a lot of pictures of her. Alright the mail. Huh. So, I've got pictures of all of it. Yeah, well, it's, beautiful. Yeah, but we don't have all that. She says she's, beautiful. Huh. Well, I I think so yeah, yeah, I was so glad to see her and all. The girls are beautiful. Yeah huh. Yeah, I was now you said the meter. Oh. it says log. I didn't even know I had a cousin, but I'd heard sent that family tree. . Huh huh. So when she called up, I said, I never, I don't know, I had a cousin name, Holly looked her up. Oh. there she was on the family tree that that really came in help. Oh. that's [laughter]. I made some terrorist calling. Have saying pretend for my relative. Huh. Yeah huh. Have to be careful over there. Oh gosh, oh here every time every time I tell you, if there's anything that you think we should be. You know, so I. Oh. . Working for it. Let us know. Oh. I don't know to the thing with the gold on to give it back. I don't know, it's difficult. Not to give it back. Yeah. I don't ever buy a different option. You've got cousins living they're, beautiful, beautiful home and I don't know what one half their mind is thinking they pack the suitcases and half the other half is should we add on another room for the new baby. Yes, yeah. Yeah. It's a crazy crazy. You know, it's a it's awful. It is it's a terrible thing. Well, what can you do? I spoke to your mother in may. So I want to know if you're coming or one of the kids that come out. No, I didn't and I had a summer job. She said, yeah. I worked. Yeah, I just finished. I just finished work yesterday. It was a nine week course. Oh huh. It started in July and ended yesterday now I have a month's vacation for Sean and everything after school. All night. We start our new class. Oh. very good. So my summer vacation starts now. Yeah, that's a good day. Oh. that's, good that's. So maybe I'll have a better month. Good it's, not too late that I called. So. No, no, no, no, not at all that. Oh good good there's. Something else I was in the middle and I meant to do it weeks ago. I'm sending a big information. A letter to Sean, Paris. Yeah. Because I heard him say on the on the radio weeks ago. Yeah. That. I don't know if I should really say this, huh huh. Oh. no, they don't think no, no. You know, it's really nothing, but. Well, maybe it's politics. Maybe shouldn't. Talk politics. It's not it's, not policy. It's. Environmental politics, it's, not a policy, but um, he said that the the is such a highly technical advantage technical country. You bet. I don't know what. That if there's something good they're gonna use it and he mentioned the hormones for the mail. You. Oh. yeah, that was a big thing. That bank account. No there's, a big thing about the milk that they put in the milk here or something. Well, they would. Yeah, well, it's hormone to make the calls give more. It was a big thing. Oh. oh. no that's. And it's terrible it's a terrible horrible thing. Something different. Yes. Yeah, yeah. So I when I heard he said, he's gonna use these we'll use it. You know, I my heart went down to the floor because we're fighting here very much against it because it's such a bad thing. Oh. I didn't hear that. Again. Yep. Yeah, I didn't hear that. And thanks the cops sick. You get you get all the bacteria you get the signature and. Oh. Geez, I didn't know. I don't even know that here now. I'm, not gonna drop the milk over here. No, no, no, I don't know if they're using it yet. I don't know if they are, but it wouldn't be best if they could gross hormone. Yeah. Yeah, I know, I've heard. I think they do that to the chickens. I hear they do the chickens. Oh. they do it here. They want the, yeah. You know, this is I'm getting on the subject, which I really didn't consent, but but in Canada, they both do it. [laughter]. No, no it's. A well, a lot of people don't even need anymore. Because you know, all these injections and they stopped the initials in general really don't need that much need anyways more we'd fruits vegetables and stuff. It's true it's true. Yeah, yes, yeah. Nobody really stakes anymore. Like I I grew up on stakes all the time. Same supermarket ever you know, a A I G I last time. % supervisor. I have stake I don't know months ago. We don't even need stakes anymore, but in America to they don't need as much do they. Uh, no, because for the heart, the fat is supposed to be very big. Hello. Oh yeah. Yeah, you said. Yeah, people are not now the red needed suffering. I guess which is good. I noticed that last time I was home. I don't need any either. So. Yeah, no it's. I am, but Canada. Not a good idea. Doesn't use that chunk and they tell us, I think yours doesn't you won't buy from us because they don't want that the hormonal stuff in it and but we're using it. Yeah, yeah, I know I know, it's a. Naturally. So everything in it makes I tell you it breaks. Well. My heart when I see them following that they think the United States. So everything is so wonderful huh. Yeah, yeah, I know they take, they take the good and the bad. And that is it. All the you know, oh exit. Oh. it's pretty fall. That makes me very very sad very sick and even the Russians. I will. They come over and I know I could see the attitude that of course, they know for instance, Iris. Now, um, like a 10 he's working in their local in the neighborhood association like on run fund funds on branch. Yeah. Yeah. It does a wonderful job and they help her. Oh. I think I think he wasn't working when Holly was here. I think he wasn't working. He's, right here. I wasn't working over three and a half years, but this is part time, but it's very involving it's very exciting and I thought that the people line up to see. Yeah, oh. that's. Good . Oh. that's nice. Um, it's about foot getting help with housing and food stamps and everything. Yes. And a lady said you know, my husband died an old an old lady. I said, oh. I'm, sorry, she says I really saw in the United States that you don't die. She said you know, but. And I knew the underlying it, they really believe, because if it's, so wonderful, they know everything. Yeah. No, everyone dies, but underneath they feel maybe maybe don't die. So, you're very very old, but they don't believe so many people die in United States. Oh. wow. Because so wonderful. I don't know where they got that idea from. Yeah, but you see how it is. So everybody has these wrong conception. Let's. See. I know I know it. And it's it's pretty full, but yeah, I'm, sorry, how are you busy with? Oh. well. All her. Oh. that's. Good. Oh. that's. Oops, thanks and she's gonna . Nice. Yeah, she had she had a good time. She'll come back and visit and . She had a good year. Oh. she's locked to. You know. Oh. she misses like now for Shauna. She says all on the keyboards, everybody would be everybody. Yeah. Would go out and have this meal under the stars together. The first night. Yeah, they have they, yeah, that's right. That's, how they did it. Yeah, so she misses. That's, right. And you know, just, well here, it's, just a you know, it's like new year's and everything's closed and all in America. Yes. You don't feel the holidays because everybody's busy whenever. Not at all though in my in husbanding eyelid here here. Well, you you live in a very generous. You do see here. So it's different. But in Hudson or we used to have to Miss school and the teachers used to give us test on those days. That's, right. Just to be mean use to Miss the test and everything and pass overtime. I know. Use to be embarrassed, bringing Mrs to school and everything in here. I don't. I mean, you know, like I don't know any they don't know any of those feelings at all you know, so it's there, it's very different. I know I don't. I know. So. I know is it something you know, you remember, Fred Allen and Irene, huh. No, I don't know, they're. Oh. because you were a you know, they moved from house. Just names to me really I'm. Sorry, but they're just names to me. I don't know them. They had a farm when we first married, which was like 1948. Yeah. And then they moved away. Hello, oh. no, I think I'm still guys. Yeah, I'm here. Yeah. I think I could look at five to 10 minutes here as far as I know, I'm looking at. Are you timed or? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, well keep talking to hang up as it's. Yeah, yeah, [laughter]. Nice talking to you. [laughter]. Um, then they moved away to Middleton. So what about the online. He was in the girl. Remember girls reformatory in Hudson. Yeah, yeah, it's, right across the Street for my aunt sales house on worth avenue. Oh. Oh. she lived there. She did like Bessie lived on worth avenue. Yeah, yeah, this is, um, well, it was on my uncle Rouse. Huh. It was my father's a you know, half brother. Right, right. I remember, yeah, yes, yes. Yeah, next . Well, what about the Allens. What was their connected for that? Well originally he had come back from the Army. They got married. He graduated Cornell agricultural had to be a farmer. So about maybe 23 years. I don't know how many years they had a dairy farm and you know how rough they couldn't go there with say they couldn't go anywhere? Do anything they had to stay on the farm because it's a small. Yeah. You know. I don't. I didn't know any of this. Yeah, but that's a long like you you're much younger than me. I was born in 50 and I'm 50. Oh. I'm born 1939. So you. Yeah, yeah, there's a difference. Yeah, so it was way before you, they left about maybe before you were born and and well, it just about the time you were born. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. They left Hudson. Yeah, not. So they went to Middletown and he was the, um, then he came. He was the for the girls school. He became. Farming couldn't be managed. He became he had been a Captain in the Army over difficult. Yes. Troops. Yes. So he got into the correctional facility business. I mean, he yeah, he got the girls training school they're needed. Oh. Someone and he got into that and he remained the rest of his life. Oh. So after that they moved to middle town and then they went to South course, right up state Niro Honda and and he found it. Yes. Yeah. He rebuild a boy's training school and it was so successful. . . They named after him now. Oh. I know I have this. Yeah, the Fred. I, uh, yeah, he's very very prominent in that field, correct. No, no. Did a wonderful job in fact, he had the best average rehabilitation in the country for that eight, which is not too great, but he had the best average in the country is a wonderful couple Irene that's that's, Beth e's a do you remember Lenny Christine and yeah, because he was husband. Oh it's. Not nice. Yeah, what's. He doing now. . Of course, Lenny I know in glory and Bessie co. Christine. Yeah. I remember. Alright, it was Lenny. Yeah. Sister one year a older system. So she was hurt. A little old like I don't know how many years older than him one to two years older? No, I just remember Lenny and Gloria. No, I never. I don't think, I've ever met him. I don't remember meeting. Her. Yeah, because money was the youngest. No. I think. Yeah, let me leave right Hutton. It's kids always grew up with his kids. It right, right. So him I you know, I know. Yeah, I used to work in our store. What. Sometimes even as a butcher. Yes, yes. Remember that and I used to have a a a daily counter like in a drugstore once I was a waitress. I worked for them once one summer. Well, yeah, they always had that with catering. You know. Yeah, it was some kind of they took over in the, uh, the drugstore. They took over the the lunch. Counters. Right. Remember, like they gave me a summer job once that, yeah. Yeah, they're always. But now your mother must tell you the Sun Wayne is now on that he's. Got a cookie sub that it's got also with. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember when like it's like if I think he's pressing the synagogue to or something. He's a big got in the synagogue or something. Maybe I hope that place keeps up and everything. So. Cause my parents packs are there. Oh. yeah, that's. Yeah, I hope I hope it continues. Yeah, that's that's. Nice sense. Yeah. Yeah, of course of course. But so he became fraud with that and he has two children who didn't live in Hudson after that after the, they were babies on the farm. They moved away. Yeah. So they don't even know anybody except Pam, Pam. Pamela Christine money's, daughter, Pam, right now I think her old was gonna be permitted to. Yeah, Tammy. Yeah, yeah. Oh. wow. I don't know what I don't know if any. Oh little Pam. He's taller, Pam. Little small little fat little kid. Little little skinny. [laughter]. Yeah, she was scanning down there. Yeah, [laughter], no, I remember. I just got to roughly. I thought was a fat one Queen with the fat 1. Yeah, now she isn't I'm that's unbelievable, but she said, yeah, she's got three lovely girls and she lives in St. Oh. I don't know, she's. I don't know any far. Oh. Yeah. Louis, Missouri. Yeah, I heard that. Yeah, that's. Yeah, and Pam is living there in stylus Ville. Wherever that is yeah, it says two lovely boys. Yeah, that's, right near Hudson. Yeah, that's too far away. So they're. Oh. that's, the news is see. All the kids are. Okay. I try you know, my mother. I can tell what's going on what's gonna happen, but I never you know, I I don't hear all the news and I don't know exactly what's gonna happen. Oh now now do remember sign your password. No, I don't know her either. No. Jerry Christine's daughter. No, no, I don't know her either I just, I mean, I've heard the name, but I can't. Alright, she they were in Hunton. All their lives to. No in Hudson. Yeah at Clark. She lives from any. In . No, no . Hey Christine. Yeah, I know the name. I know the name, but I can't put a. Oh okay, it's. Like the order, her daughter. I can't put a face with it. No, the Goodman, I know the good men's, Sam Goodman, and all there is a and the items in Pauline brother. Alright, she doesn't. Yeah. Yes. Yeah, yeah, I know my mother died it'll be two years in December. So, Iris Burke came to the funeral, which is very nice. Yeah. Yeah, I . And. Came. All the way here because it's a big. Oh. that's nice. Back. Yeah, he's got some lovely girls. Yeah, oh. yes, yeah, it just sort of. Two lovely. Because I messed them last time. I was in husband that was my was 92 last time. I was there and 1992 that's. Huh. . The last time I was in and it's been 33 years already. Huh. Yeah, she's time flies. Yeah, oh it's. Something. Well, maybe next summer. But. Okay, but it's hard. Now the older kids are in the Army and they come home weekends and I I wanna be here and it's hard for option to get a way to and I go over there. Yeah, right sure, sure. You're. It's, not. So much fun by myself. And all 2. Yeah, that's, right. So the two younger ones wanna come with me, but it's hard. Yeah. So when we were little when they're little, we went over a lot more, but. Yes. It's. Yeah, I think quite more or less up there. Well. Yeah, pretty quiet, um, you know with some others of you know, car bombs and all but that's, not in right in our town, our town hasn't had any bombs lately. Alright, thanks Heaven. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, that's pretty good. I know. I think is pretty quite when holidays here too, I did anything happen when she was here. Yeah. I don't remember if there's any big thing that happens then. No it's. Not there. It was a television. When she was yeah? Yeah, yeah, no, this area. It's a listen. I so I worry about my brother. Middle new York city. I just as much as you know I think my mother worry about me here. I mean the new York city would be just as bad. Right. Yeah, I think so I think so really. Is it your area? I know. No there's. No car bombs or terrorist attacks. But there's you know, login and robberies and all that stuff. Yeah, it's. Now with now that they they're listening to benefits and there's. No jobs the job that you know, people coming out the job situation is certainly the worst that it was in my life. Okay. I have never never remember anything like this. Really. Because it's bad. Israel too, but I mean, I don't know, what's happening anywhere else really. Yeah, no it's really I'm. Yeah. Sure, it's the worst that it was in your life because it's terrible. . Well here it's pretty bad to well, I I have a school like an English teacher. I mean, for my heart. I get a job anywhere. They need English teachers really badly. Yeah. I always get all these offers. I have to turn down. Yeah huh huh. I mean, I have enough work at the college where I am, but I don't know other job. I was that's what I would like to go. Holly said that she was breeding Vera the allergies are good in . Yeah. So I said, that's, where I'd like to go, but we just visited that two weeks and I didn't get we don't get a chance to go down. Yeah, yeah, no it's. Nice. Well, my daughter's Army base is not too far from there down in the South and it takes their hours to get home. Huh huh. She left. Huh. She didn't home. The Army 11 o'clock last night. We are all worried because she had left barsch about 130 and she should've been home by then you know, you get worried, they go around guns and everything. Huh huh. Year. Yeah. You know, you're worried, but with two, I got two kids in the Army now. Yeah, sure. Yes huh. So [laughter]. Well, yes, well in the Army, you know, days and then Lee as in high school and 10th grade and Mary is in 6th grade. Yeah. So they're getting big. Oh yeah, that's. I don't feel like getting any older, but the kids get older. So. Huh, that's, right. So I must be getting old you must know the feeling and my mother, I say actually, I sound more by now. I understand where my mother used to talk to. . I say the same thing when people take pictures yesterday with little party the last day of our class and I should take it from far away. You know, they're my mother used to say that to you know, so close up. Huh huh. So I mean, it didn't, I just it happens what can you do, huh. Huh. I know I know. I mean, how they came always. So glad to talk to her then I said wait a minute, you know, there's like 20 years in our age is like I was looking for like a friend, but I mean, it's 20 years in our age is a big difference. I said, uh, yeah, well I I knew that she was, but she feels very so at home with you. You know, it's a. I was glad to talk to her, but I hope I didn't see. I and then I said myself, G . I think I'm old lady over here. You know, uh, because my kids are closer to her age, but. No, no. No, she doesn't. Go. We used to all ages and all she doesn't go like that. Yeah, yeah, I I felt that fast. Yeah. Yeah, I know what it meant. And she, yeah, she misses view and the family she stayed with. Yes, she she was lucky. She had a nice family, but she was a. Yeah, she was she's still in talk. I owed them a letter. Oh that's. I feel so badly. Yeah, I've. Even started sending new years. Yeah, I think is gonna be too late to even sent. Visa. Well, you it. So this is. Doesn't from Israel. I gotta make sure I send them early because it takes a while to mail. So I'm calling you. This is instead of a new year's card. Yeah, oh. that's. Fine. No, this is better. . I have email now on my computer. Oh. that's. So, that's even better than the that's. Oh yeah. I I but I don't know anybody in. I only know about three or four people in America. Have email. Oh. we got I got it at work. So I. Yeah, you do you know, do you have the, you remember your number? Yeah. I can send a little daughter. No, I don't. Remember the number, but if I if I I gotta ask somebody, I gotta. Yes, special address. I'll. Give I'll give you A I'll write in mind when I send you a new year's call card. Oh. I'll, write you. My address in it. So if you want from work, maybe if they they would like to send a message or something. Alright, okay, I gotta re Register. I didn't use it for a while and they canceled me out of the computer center. I think but I have to, I have to re re. Oh. days [laughter]. Yeah, I really should because it's. Well, I just, I just, I just hooked up to the Internet a little while ago. Oh. I didn't think. It's, great being here in Israel because we're. So isolated anyway, I I can read newspapers from all over the world and it says, oh. I love it. Yeah. Oh now, you're. Now. Now, you're gonna make me really have a now incentive to go and get myself now. Now. I'll, do it I'll get myself re registered? It's funny, it's. So fun. You know, it's like I said, oh to some people that have into the Internet, the email that I wanted to new year's card and I've been writing. I said, no it's too early. I can write the day before it doesn't have to go through the mail and take a week or anything. That's fine. You know, or two weeks. It's, right on fun. Oh. I oh. that's. Great. So it's fun. This Internet just just about two or three people that have it though. I don't know anybody else. You have it at home or work. So no, no, well, I have there's a computer work, but we have a computer at home to my son's computer. Huh. Programmer. Oh. that's, right. So I put all the latest things. Y'all hooked everything up into our computer now. Yeah, my my husband would love and we have no room. So. Oh. it's, great. Oh. it's, right. We have special room for the computer. I that's one thing. I do have a big house. Holly probably there's a lot of rooms in our house. Oh. that's, right. Beautiful. So the room was used to sleep is the guest we made into a computer room. Yes. A. I've got all my everything up there and the kids have games and I've got Internet and a lot of my studying for my M A in the diesel is gonna be on the computer too because it's gonna be from London university and I'll be hooked up to them and it's back and forth sending things you know to the university. Okay. Huh. Oh. Wow, is that where you're gonna get a master's? It's through it. Yes, and it's gonna be from London institute of education and university of London and there's 2. I. Have. They send tutors here in Israel. The beginning of every semester to give us all our work in our book list and tell us where our exams are and then all during the year instead of going to classes we have to login a certain number of hours on the computer. Wow. Bye. It's called computer. That's. Conferencing. How come you get it from London? Are not from Israel. Is it better? Well, the of the program if I want to go to, I have to travel. . I live far away from all the universities here. Oh. that's, right. It's, very far away. That's, right that's, right, right. It's very expensive and it's it's. All in here. It's in Hebrew too. That's, right. So this way I can do in English and it's fully accredited. Oh that's ready. It's a two year program. And it's and when I get my certificate. My diploma it'll be from London university, which is more prestigious to then. Oh. Oh. Uh, you know, high for university. So I wanted to get it in , but it is traveling it's too much it's. Oh. Like two hours. That's, right. I have to go.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you there? Yeah huh. Okay, [laughter]. Anyway, I. Hi. Is it going? You said it's. So quiet, when I when you answer the phone. No, just cooking something and. Oh. I didn't recognize you right away. Oh. it's, probably also because the the phone is, um, the voice is very faint. Is it are you having a hard time hearing me because people? Not now, but like when I enter the phone, it was like a. It's very low. Took like a moment till you said. No. . Well, we got rid of the fees. Finally. Oh. you're, double. Huh. Thank you. But it was it was incredible. I mean, we we,. Oh my God. We did open the bag. So with all the. Well with all your clothes. What I'm not you? Didn't bomb the clothes. Oh. we did because the risk was too big. Why. That there might be fees in there. You know, and. And after all that. I mean, you didn't see any of it, you know, and just thought and I talked to mom about it and we called the vet, the best set. No. Well, actually, it's enough, you know, to air the close after. Afterwards. After the bombing and,. Oh God. And we thought like you know, if you come back and open those bags and there are fees in there. Yeah. You know, it's just gonna be a nightmare again. Yeah, yeah, well thing is the thing is if there had been any fees, they would've reproduced in the back. You know, and. So you would have seen them. You know, so anyway, it's. Yeah. Alright, it's done. But tomorrow already washed like I think everything that you can wash like in the machine. Thank you. What what to do that? You're closed. What. She wash my clothes. Yeah, to get the you know. Oh. she doesn't have to do that. What is she is she crazy? She doesn't have to do that. You know. No, well, we were there the day before yesterday and I vacuum the whole place and,. Yeah. Yeah. Like took all the sweaters out of the back window and, um, they're very dusty, honey. Yeah. [laughter]. Huh. I couldn't believe how many sweaters you have like you could open a second hand shop for like 30 sweaters? Oh. my God. Oh okay, yeah, we have a lot of very crappy. Yeah, I mean a lot of it looked like I was saying to my, well, I wouldn't keep that. F yeah. I know I know. Thank you so much. But. I can't believe that you're doing all that. And then she washed like all the dishes that were on the shelf like so when you come back at least you know, you have some. Oh. my God, yeah. Clean dishes and something you can wear and,. Oh. I feel so bad. You know, it's like I see. I I I don't feel. Yes. So bad about you because I don't feel like you're. So dramatize, but I feel so bad about tomorrow because I feel like she was sort of truly dramatized. You know, by the whole thing and I don't, I mean, yeah, yeah, she's really sweet. Yeah, but it's, no it's. Okay. I mean, after she went in and and saw the fleece, she never went back in there. She always sent me in [laughter]. She sent you in [laughter]. Have you been have you been watering the plants by the way like along the way because I know that she never went in and? I I ordered them like one some. Before I bombed the first time and now again, but they, they look. Yeah, okay good great. Yeah, okay. Okay. Okay great because I kinda because I was thinking like, um, at the. where that happened. I was wondering if like mala like got. So shocked by the whole thing that she just like didn't you know, think to tell you that she hasn't. She hasn't been ordering the plan because I knew that she wasn't going in there. You know, and stuff. Yeah. No, but now. Really they're definitely gone. Oh. wait they're big. On tomorrow. It's still like you know, but you know, they still can be a mutation. Huh. You know, there are mutations. [laughter]. You know. Do thing. [laughter]. Tamara. Oh. poor poor girl. Just. Yeah, well, as soon as lilies. The tomorrow come on. Yeah, but as soon as Lily's back in the apartment they'll, go on her and if we keep, um, you told did you tell me about the stuff that you run into them and they fees died. I mean. Yeah, but you don't you don't need that you don't have to put that. You know, give that to Lily anymore. If the fees are gone. Yeah, this is gone. I don't think, it's. So good for her. You know, because it really goes into the the blood. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But um, if you let her out again. I mean, I. Yeah, then it can happen again. You know you can put a flea. Caller. Caller around. Right, right I'm gonna do. I'm. I actually have one here. Sure, you know, we've never we've, never had a fee in that. So I thought. Apartment, which is you know, it must have started with one little fucking fee? It's really bizarre the whole story. You know. How it got in there? You know, the thing is like the thing like I was horrified when Kristen told me I was even getting mad and I was like saying like didn't, you ever clean the place. You know, and it apparently doesn't have anything to do with that like if the place is clean or not, you know, and my sister, Lisa said that her house has been infested. No. Um, several times with fees while they were living in it just because of the dog you know, and, um, dog is always running around outside and and you know, place gets completely, um, infested and she had a bomb while they were living there. What they did was they bombed everything? But the kitchen you know, and then, um, like they put down a plastic thing over the dining room table and things like that, but you bet you know, it's like and you just live in the in the poison afterwards and she said, well, yeah, you know. . That's, um, that's. Yeah, well I mean, all you can do is like just wash everything. Yeah, yeah. Make it do spring clean. Yeah. Let me get that. Well when I get back, you know, I mean, if tomorrow wash the plates that's very nice, but we're gonna take them all out and I'm gonna wash down that. Um, you know that thing are supposed to be speaking. Native English. Well, she did that. She did that. The kitchen shelf the white 1. Yeah, the white. But she didn't. She didn't get everything out of the covered and then you would have to do that. No, I don't think you have to. I don't think I have to do that real. And you don't use those. Yeah, we noticed afterwards that the door was a little bit open. You know, one of the doors. Yeah, that's that's. So. Okay, but um, I think the only thing. That's in there or glasses. We what we watch the glasses, but that's the sweeter. Yeah. I can't believe she did that. No. I feel horrible. Yeah, thank you so much. It's. Okay. Thank you so much. You're welcome. Yeah, you know, it's it's. You owe us a nice dinner. Yes, I know, it's a real feast a total feast. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah. Oh Chris I'm really looking forward to coming back. He's he's getting like a. . Getting a little bit tired of being here because like it's. So hard to break into the scene like there's. So many musicians here that even if you go to like a session you pay really good. And people see that you're. Playing good and turn their heads and stuff like that. Nobody comes up to him and ask him who he is because they don't want to know anybody new you know, it's like they don't want anymore. Yeah. Yeah. Competition and he's like. You know, he's going to a lot of sessions for a while in Harlem and stuff like that. And then he kind of just got set up and stopped. And he's been practicing at home, but he's about ready to come back. You know, and I could stay here longer definitely. Yeah. Yeah, it says I love being here. I love being here. You know if you really good. Um, just being here. It's, you know, I think I do want to spend a longer period of time in new York. You know, I just it's it's it's. You know, it's just totally natural this probably because I have my own place. But um, you know a lot of good things are all happening like the show is coming up. I'm little framing. These photographs for the show and shows coming up and I got my book into a couple of different collections and things like that. Just you know, seeing people. That I haven't seen in a long time and you know, getting to know a couple of people little bit better like I got to know. Um, Karen. Remember Lauren, Karen Rosenblatt. Yeah. Yeah, I got to know her like I mean, we went to school together. Everything like that, but I don't really know her very well. I got to know her bit better. Got to know my sister in law orgies, wife better and you know, it's been kind of it's been kind of nice. Just. But, um, gonna come back to Berlin it's gonna be a. It's gonna it's gonna be like you know, dress from day 1. Cause. Cause the show the show is coming up in the Indy car. And. You wanna hear something. Funny. I wanted to show those objects. What. You know, those over painted objects in the glass cases and stuff. I'm gonna make pedestals for them and stretch this kind of brocade fabric around around these panels. Huh. You know. The pedestals and they're preparing me together with another like conceptual minimalist. Um, Glenda first, uh, who did like a red projection like just a. Like a slide, projection of a red color on to a wall. Is like the last you know, work that she did. I think, it's this one gallery and what she wants to do is,. Is, has like a wall red, carpet put into that room. Of the of the of the space you know which would go together with the objects and pedestals really well. So if she, if she does, I mean, unless it's an early red, you know, but. It's, probably just gonna be very deep kind of read you know, it's gonna kinda look funny. Where is that committee? In the Indy car. Where is that again? They moved they used to be on a first. , right. Um, and they moved to, huh. Woman, huh huh. . Good. This I normally show that I was in new York when I was there issue. Now. Where at the $19 really? Yeah, the only the only stop in Europe. Oh wow, is it gonna still be up when I get back? Ah, yeah, until November. Oh good. Oh good good good because because I like his work I'd like. . Yeah, that's, great. I sold the book to the museum modern art. Did I tell you that? No. Oh. [laughter]. And I sent I sent one to the Whitney [laughter], but I haven't heard anything from them. Yeah. For. I mean, it's, just amazing little book. . [laughter]. If you know what I mean, but cause I got like a total thrill out of that [laughter]. . I mean, you sold the book to. Uh, this, um, the little drain book A I sold them when they bought one the archives. Yeah. . Yeah, yeah. So I've been trying to trying to get it around in the other. Um, archives. But I haven't had it, you know, any. Now your name is listed. The motors. I I don't even think so no. . [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, right it'll be engraved in stone on the outside. [laughter]. Well, not that. But it's somewhere in the computer. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, possibly it's somewhere in the in the in the, um, archived computer, right, right. Our guys. Yeah, but it's not, I don't. I don't even know if that's considered officially part of the collection. You know. The lease thought that. What what's she doing? She's talking up. My chairs completely. Oh. my gosh. She's scratching. All the time up. Have to get her scratching code. She and then she does these things she loves like being under the red material of the chairs. Yeah. And then like, sometimes sometimes she drives me crazy. I mean, I like playing with her like that, but don't sit here. You. I I don't even know that she's under the material. Oh my God. And like my like my arm hanging down and then she jumps like you know, jobs at my alarm and starts. She thinks I want to play with her and but I'm something I'm just really shocked you know. She's very very playful. Yeah, she's very playful. . Oh. that's, gonna be nice to see Lily again, there's. We have two cats here and one of them kind of dumb. And the other one is just black cat and he's not really like poly, but I guess it reminds me a little bit of poly and his name is Lish and he's. So sweet. I really like him he's like an old gentleman somehow you know. When we go up onto the roof when it's too hot like to hang out and and and look at the city? You know, from one, Brooklyn, we look at the city, which kind of comes up because that's his territory. You know, and he sort of stands off to the side kind of like, um, I'll show you. My roof, you know, he's very sweet. . So I I just, I love this. Um, I love this cat. I'm getting the attached to him. It's gonna be kind of sad. To. Uh, to leave Chris, Chris, is gonna be glad to go. I think I'm not gonna I'm not gonna be glad. Yeah. To go, but there's, you know, I got a lot of stuff to do as soon as I get back. So. You know, but we're, both dreading coming back into the apartment and like the whole sala with the neighbors starting. I have like another day. I will like joking about it like address always complaining. I can imagine. I never heard anything. Sorry, I didn't even huh. Really oh God, what do you believe? [laughter]. Yeah. And then like some neighbors passed by like every time we were there and they're like what are you doing here. No. And well they have fees in the apartment there's fees, [laughter]. . [laughter]. No, no [laughter]. Oh. we're, gonna have we're gonna we're gonna have a terrible. No, their cat fees. You know. Reputation that billing. [laughter]. Oh. I got. I mean, the first thing that I would associate you know, it's like a flea bag hotel. You know, it's like if somebody has fees it's like, oh my God, you know, they never wash or like they never you know, they never clean the place and stuff like that. Huh. I mean that place the place is pretty clean or at least it was when I left you know, and. And, um, maybe Christen didn't. Do too much cleaning while it was gone, but still. I guess you know that would be the first association that I would make if I heard it. Somebody's places. Infested with fees. I would think of Jesus Christ. Probably people in the building is gonna think of us. [laughter]. There's fees. I don't know. Well, maybe maybe like fees that go on human being. Well, that those are different fees. Oh yeah. Oh. I don't even know anything about. Oh. no, there's. Like checking fees cat fees. Oh. I. The cab fleas on they don't stay on on you. You know, they just stay on you like temporarily and they just jump off again. Oh. By. Yeah, gigabyte huh huh. The bite and they fall off. And then there's, checking fees and checking fees stick more to humans and cat cat fees like just like 1. I'm not equipped to right. How do you know about this [laughter]? Tomorrow. We both. I didn't know anything about fees before Tamara. Oh. God, she was she was really educated herself in the meantime. She knows everything. She's become the expert. You know everything. I don't know how to make this up to her because you know. She's. So she's. So sweet and you know, it's like, oh God. Yeah, she's very nice. Yeah, yeah, she's a really nice person. I just, I just hope that she goes on vacation. I can do her something for her. You know. . Or something like that. God. You see Lauren Walter. Yeah, lots. I was, I was saying I was Walter last night. I got him hooked up with this gallery that's showing me and, um, I mean, I was just determined to like you know, pass on the. Pass on the good vibes. You know, kind of like I had to visited her and then I dragged her over to the store printed matter where water has a book. You know, on the shelf and and I showed her the work and you know, talk to on a minute and I mean, I kind of overdid it, but she did she did call in you know, and then they got together and they hit it off really well, so he's gonna put some drawings into her flat file. It she's keeping like a flat file. You know, it's printed works and drawings and things like that. Her order. And, um, you know, she'll she'll probably keep in mind for show if she can you know if she figures out who she'd like to pay him up with you know. . But. Yeah. Let's. See how to them. Yeah, I will. I definitely will I was checking off the baseball cap again, and,. Bye. There,. Huh. They're they're like because you were saying something about like this, huge logo thing, right. It was sometimes it's like it's big. It's like over style. Yeah, it's like oversized, huh. Okay, okay, because you know the real original new York Yankees baseball cap is this Royal blue. With the Golden. Um, logo on it. That's like the original original one you know, I've informed myself about this that's that's. 11. The one that goes back way way back and then the NYC thing. It's, actually, the Y is actually a little bit different it's. Got like a it's like earlier you know, it's the original Yankees logo and the other ones like the black ones and the dark blue ones. Huh. And things like that. . To. Yeah, this is Rita. This is Michigan. Okay, okay, I was panicking. That was on the on the phone, huh. But you're you're at your place now. This is I'm in Brooklyn. But and,. It I had to Press like, um, numbers and codes into a. And so you don't have to pay for the code. Yeah, but it's just this one call it's, not like you know, I can't like you know, calls you know in Mexico and [laughter]. Oh. You know, [laughter], unfortunately. Oh there were,. So many messages on your machine. I thought you would like call from new York and you know, listen, to the message. Oh. I never even thought of it. Cause you have the same. Um, answer machine as I do you know, you can. Oh. my God, yeah. Oh. you don't even need a thing because if you have touch tone. Yeah, yeah, we should do that. Maybe there is it is it that is the tape full. It wasn't completely full, but we just, I just, we listened to it if there was anything really important. But almost. And what's due. But a lot of them were like so old and I know just a lot of people called and then. Yeah. And something from,. His name for I think. . Oh God. Should about the money, but then tomorrow I said, no, I sent him something you know. Yeah, yeah, 0. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she took it. That. Yeah, there's, nobody for me. Yeah, there was yeah, like, yeah, if you're in town and then and call me. But you. I didn't know who it was. Yeah, because,. A girl and Andrea. Named Andrew. Yeah. Cause like now he is. Oh Andrea Schomburg. Oh. no. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, she she. I I've written to her and stuff. It's. The only thing I was concerned about like if somebody called who was it was if it was like business you know, did anything sound business. . He I guess not. Well, there was one call for Christian. They wanted, I think they sound like they wanted him to paint something. Oh. a 000000. Maybe like a job. And. Yeah. Well, that's, I mean, you know, they would have gotten somebody else to to to. And but nothing sounded like really really important. Yeah, okay, because there's some I had gotten a message from Christen before he left it there was a there were two people who are interested in my work from the gold. All show. And, um, I have their numbers, but you know, I didn't know if anybody else might have might have called after. Did you see the mail that piled up? Did you. I think no, I think tomorrow keeps it in her place. Okay, because there was, um, I was looking, I was waiting for an answer from a grant application, but. I'm always waiting for an answer for. But what about the cap. What about the cap? Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. you wanted you wanted dark blue. The dark blue with the white. Okay, okay, because I because I found it, but it's, not like the original original logo if you know what I mean it, but if so I've seen the ones with like the the oversized in why. So now I know what ones you don't want you know, and then there's one with the N Y that's like slightly smaller, but it's, not like little. You know, it's probably like about five or six centimeters the logo. Yeah, well, you notice if you've seen one where it's smaller that's probably the right one because then the other one's like it's just like oversized it looks I don't know. Yeah. Okay. I don't like it really. Looks ugly. Yeah, you sure you don't want the original one though. Cause if that's the Royal blue you might not like the color. It's like a light lighter blue, right. It's slightly lighter and, um, more like a little bit more like, um, ultramarine. What's really interesting? You. You think that color would be good for me. Think it goes in my eyes [laughter]. I don't know where. It goes with your blue contact lenses [laughter]. [laughter]. I think I have to go. Yeah. [laughter]. Oh bye. Bye. No, but. I mean, even if you don't you know, if you don't have time. No, I passed by places like that. All the time. Where they have in the dark? Yeah, I've already. I already got the time on the and I still have to go get that pet stuff. But um, I haven't been in the village and while it's gonna go to a Jessica. Which has like all you know, kind of classic stuff. Stuff. No, well, it's gonna be nice coming back and seeing you. And seeing people. . Yeah, God, I haven't seen it's like half a year. Have a year. You're gonna be back in two weeks. Yes, yes. Yeah. It's. Exactly two weeks. They're coming back on the we're leaving on the 27th. . So that might mean that we're back on the 28th. I'm, not quite sure what that. Yeah. Because it's always always jumped ahead you know. No, normally it's like that. Yeah, you arrived here. No. The next morning. God I'm or this is gonna be the very very first time in all these years that I've traveled I'm gonna travel nonstop. To Berlin. I've, never ever once been on the nonstop flight to Berlin that. Really. Yeah, just be the very first one I'm looking forward to it. You know, you probably like a little bit less. Harrowing. Bye. Huh. To. But I love it here. I love it here. You know, it's like I've been out to my mother's, a bunch of times and that that was that's been nice, a couple times and once it was like ultra weird, you know, I think I got more weird off out of my stuff in the basement. You know. Well, I'll, bring the basement for her. So I cleaned everything out and packed like a lot of my brother's stuff together and put it into the back room and painted the walls white and painted the term again. You know looks like a different place, but um, I think I partly did it as a even for selfish reasons like just kind of way to maybe make a setting where I could. . You know, go down there and be slightly less uptight when I'm trying to go through my own stuff. You know, and then somehow. Done all this work for her, you know, and I bought me this big roll of double plastic pings and stuff like that, but I have is yet to go back down there and and deal with stuff. So you have boxes of old you know, schedule in thing is it's like a lot of stuff, but most of the stuff I actually threw away. So this is like only the tiniest portion you know, of like a whole mess of of stuff that you know, I know I thought if I start throwing things away. I'm I'm going to regret it I'm sure, you know. And, um, you know, it's it's like a going through old stuff and I think I can handle that 180. You know, but. It's a little bit weird bringing back a couple of old photographs of my family stuff. I thought I don't wanna have that in the basement. Did you go away? Were you on your vacation already? What location? You said you were gonna go away for it for a week. Didn't. You. Oh no, no, well, no, that wasn't. Sure. Oh. And,. Cause I was almost not even a call. Cause I said you weren't gonna be there. No, no material doesn't really. Have time. We're going not not this weekend, but the the next week and we're going to a room. Oh. Sorry. And then after that, I don't know when you just after you come back the school starts. Yeah, that's gonna be excited. That's gonna be very exciting. No I'm really looking forward to it now. Yeah, yeah. Um, but it's just this thing. I'm getting up to 630. Yeah, you'll get used to that. Yeah. You know, you won't be able to stay up drinking whiskey, the night before, but. I don't do that anyway, but now I think also, then you just get tired at 11 to and you go to bed earlier. No. Yeah. I have to get used to a different room. It takes time to get into another schedule. Like that, but I think once you do you know, shouldn't be much of a problem should it. No, but I am. I I also read aloud about it. And talk to people. I don't know something about computers. You. Yeah, there's. All this really incredible. Like multi media stuff that you can get into with video editing and things like that. Do. You know, I I would love to a. Well, that's. What it's about ? Oh God, I love to get into that myself. You know, I mean, not is it not necessarily it's a job, but like you know, to be able to work with video end end work on the everything through the through the Macintosh. . Eve has been finding out a little bit about that because she's she's she's wanting to she transferred. Super eight material on the video and then you know, she's been finding places will donate. Um, some computer time you know, because she's working for this exhibition in in a second museum upstate new York or something like that. And,. Laura was taking a classic S T A to familiarize yourself with the program. You know, the same thing like this small tiny. Just sounds extremely exciting. You know, the stuff that you can do you know. Yeah. Credible the machine at wars actually buying told you she's buying an expensive computer. . The machine that she's actually buying is,. Is something that can you can run audio off as well. You know, not just not your studio, but but also sound stuff. Yes. So you can anyway, you can make your own little like your own little low budget. Um, production on. The city room. Yeah. Exciting. Yeah, well, I'm gonna try to get like. Maybe not by Christmas, but like after Christmas, you know, I wanna get my own computer like. Like half the time you know, I've been in the school. . Yeah. Cause you, you know, you just learned things there, but you can't you don't have time to play around there. Yeah, well, are you gonna is T is gonna lay out cash for that or? I think. Maybe because we're not we're also, not going anywhere in the winter. Yeah. Can I come over? Yeah. Really because I you know, I just have like one week off between Christmas and new year. That would be sometime. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And it would be like we already looked at like there's a new Apple. Yeah. Computer out now the performer that can do everything. Yeah. Can do everything with that anyway. Apple Macintosh. You mean, yeah, yeah, you should definitely go Macintosh because, um, that's, where you know. Yeah. Oh yeah, yeah. That's, what I think. That's really where you wanna be. You know. Yeah for that stuff. Yeah. Oh. then can you show me when you know how to do it? [laughter]. I have to think about it. Can I come over [laughter]? I'm, not too busy. You know. Can I come over and play with your machine? Huh. I'm still hoping. Lori is gonna gonna sell me her little 1. The little like the little old one, the tiny one that you can almost only really use the word processing, but still like if I had something at home where I could do all my typing. No. It sounds exciting. It's a you know, sounds really wow huh. You there. 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I answered you back because I was like, because I I already have missed on the all great. Oh yes, another time, huh. She said something totally opposite of what the other person said. What am I gonna do? [laughter]. So I just wrote this long drawn out thing on on the net and I was like. Complaining about all the different versions of every rule that you ever hear. No, I wrote about, um, I got kind of personal with because I always like start off, you know, and he's answer about and then I just end up like talking about myself and like you know, because I know people are wondering why does she want to know how do you make a prayer and you know, all that other stuff. Oh. I mean, it happens to everybody. Yeah, but some people are on this like kick that you know, you're not supposed to ask off like that you know, like what value a post on the net. [laughter]. I've got some people are freaking out over that. And I think that's perfectly natural to want to know you know, stuff like that. Yeah, I mean that was the purpose of this net. Yeah, but some people like, um, I don't know if you were on last year when, um, Jan Ella. . No, I just started. Yeah, there was this big thing on last year. And I took myself off because I don't wanna deal with it. This, um, sister. She wrote about, uh, this like cookie . You know, one of those. I actually provided kinda Joki kind of postings thing. And so everyone was so offended and and like. You know, a lot of people are going back and forth. It got really petty. And it happens a lot. You know, it happens a lot of stuff that you know taken out of contacts and people get offended and stuff like that. Yeah, and plus cause you've got you're dealing with. So many different completely different kinds of people. I didn't really realize that though I thought it was. I this is a really diverse network. I didn't know there were so many people. It's just. Yeah, so people were getting mad at Delta. I mean, just reading the whole people are like you know. Alright, I mean, not today's before. No, not today. But. Okay, but before, yeah, yeah, you know, I'm supposed to be here next week. Yeah. Really she lives in Michigan. No, she lives in Chicago, but I'm going up to Chicago because there's a the Sukey Conference and, um, I'm gonna stay with her until the. Oh. . Oh. Oh. that's. Great. I can't wait [laughter]. Yes, uh huh. Because I have not left my well, I mean, I was in Germany for one year and then I came back from Germany last fall and then I have not been anywhere except for my house and school since then and like the road in between [laughter]. Huh. Oh. Yeah huh. I gotta get out, huh. That's good. So how long is the Conference. It's just for one day and it's free that's. Huh. The thing about it. It's free. Yeah, [laughter]. Wow. Yeah. You just have to find the means to get there right. Yeah, I I'm gonna do the train. I think. So you're still gonna go to us. . Yeah, I want to, uh, I mean, I've been already like paid for everything. . So I to you, but if I don't go, I think it's kinda kinda me to go through. So I'm just gonna go all I have to do is find a way to get there, which I haven't found it. Is. And it's really. Oh really. Yes, coming up pretty soon. Cause I called you guys. I don't think, I'll take a plane. There, but I don't know before trainer. Oh. because I know that. I mean, if you got here, you probably read with Robin. Yeah, I was thinking of that too, but I didn't. But then. Come here. Yeah about what she said. She's driving alone. So I wouldn't mind like I even said to her, you know, I'll come there and then I can drive with you. Yeah, actually, I said probably I mean, if she's driving there by herself. Yeah. Yeah, because because I don't, I mean, I think she's. Okay, right now, but it would be much better if she didn't have to drive by herself. Yeah, I think so too. I think I you know, I want to do that, but I think she doesn't want me to go through all that trouble. Yes. I told her it's. No big deal. I can just take the best of the train there. And then we could drive on together. You know. Yeah, I mean, I think that would be nice. . I mean, just and also just cause it's nice to go like if you're going to a big place that to go along because, because who knows how hard. Yeah. It'll be to find somebody what's today. Right and I'll be on. Yeah. She's been there before like to a Conference, but I don't know if she's been to A O. Yeah. Ohio, right into Columbus. Yeah, yeah, and also I'm kinda worried about her because like I don't know if she talked to you about her house. Yes, he has. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, because there's, I mean, like like last a few weeks ago, she was like losing control of her hands and now, she's on some kind of medication. That's like put it back like she can use her hands again, but she's like she had to have her hands. . Bandaged up and stuff and like she's having a real hard time at work. So that would make me nervous like if she's gonna drive by herself. You know, like what happens. You know, if something goes wrong with her hands and she can't drive, but I guess, she's she's taking some medication now. So I guess it's. Okay, but. Yeah, I tried calling her tonight, but I got her machines. I left her a message. See. So. She called me back. I'll. Tell her that's. What I'll do cause I was thinking about that too, but you know, she like throws it off make it seems like it's? No big deal. So and I think, oh. well, but. So just tell her that you prefer her company or something and then then it won't be like you know, she doesn't wanna put you out for. Um, you know, inconvenience, but. If you make it sound like you want to do it then. She'll help. You agree. Yeah. And. So you're still not thinking of going right. No, I think not. . Yeah, I mean, because even before all that weird stuff you know, I've been talking about I've, always like had a kind of weird feeling about them. Anyway. The. I mean, the whole organizations just because it seems kinda strange like,. I don't know. I had to explain, but this real,. Like somebody wrote me today and she said it would be like a you know, she said you know, we should really go to a Conference. February. You know, as a group because I'll be living with like. Four or five service fall. You rented the place and so she said, um, you know, it'll be nice of you to go to a Conference. Yes. We have to be off email because she has some of them a meat market. So I mean, I've had all this. Oh. you really. Yeah, you know, it's like what. Think of that, but it's kind of threw a lot of eligible. People looking for a while. Mormon, right in one place, but I don't know. Yes. . I don't know. In. If I had the experience and I'll, never go to another one, but if it turns out to be okay, then you know, it's. Okay. Yeah, I mean, I heard that it's like I mean, that that it is enjoyable. You know, people talk about you know, religious things and get really into it and stuff. Yeah. Um, I guess that what I had heard bad about it. Was just that they were so into talking about like, um, the Crown and stuff, but they, they weren't using this as being like a tool for social change at all that they weren't talking about what we could possibly do as Miss loans to like improve the world, but rather just, well, just spend all your time praying kinda classy and,. . Oh. 9000 people. So it. And that's. It, huh. Huh. I said 9000 people and that's. All they thought and that's all they find to do with that. You know, they have like a a large group of people they could really make a difference, but they don't know. Bye. I have a metal 1. So I just. Yeah, yeah, I haven't been to it either. So I can't really talk, but. . Yeah, I think they just don't wanna get really radical for whatever. Right. I mean, because I guess like Saudi Arabia funds at a lot. And,. Yes, they were talking about the is that the person's name. I I I've never heard of like this person and they said that he's like he's a martyr and stuff like that. Yeah, I never heard about it. Well. And then there's a mic type something that a lot of us to you know, happy about that. Huh. Oh. And. I'll be interesting to see what has to say. Yeah, did you read my post like what I wrote about him stuff like? [laughter]. That he was talking about his girlfriend or something. Yeah, it's talking about. I can't even kiss. My girlfriend and I was like, huh, you don't. Do that. What is that? So it was it's like he doesn't really know, I don't know he I mean, that's like he doesn't even have the basics down. You know, like I think, I'm like really at the beginning stage like I am. Oh. I have the basics down and that's it, but he doesn't even have that like I mean, before I can provide you said there was no like girlfriend boyfriend thing. And I you know, and all that stuff. Newport and he that stuff, but it's like he's just huh. Huh. Yeah, I. Out of it. He doesn't have control over his life that's. What I think? And so you know, when people Vaughn him. Huh. I I I tend to take the. Bye. Like the side of you know, like. Mike Tyson because he really doesn't know, I mean, he knew what he did, but it's it's, not all him. You know, other people can show him and tell them what to do and. Where to spend this money and stuff like that? Yeah, I mean, I generally just stay away from the TV anyway. Huh. So I never know about these things for when people. The magnet [laughter]. Talk about it. [laughter]. M. So, um, I forgot what year a glass student, right. No, actually I'm, a internal bachelor student. Oh. What. Bachelor's or underground or whatever you call it. Oh. really what year are you. Yes. Huh. Working on [laughter]. I think is my 5th year. [laughter]. Oh. really oh. that's, not bad. I'll I'll be a 50 years. And. I mean, I will be one next year, but it's gonna get to that. and I can't finish my major in two years, I'm gonna need three because my first two years, I can't tell you what I did with those. It. So, it's like I'm in the same road too. Yeah, what do you mean? But you've already graduated. Alright, you've already graduated. What. No see I'm working on like three degrees at one time. So it's gonna be another three years before I graduate. I. Unless I just decide to give up and just take what I've got. Oh. So what do you have? So far or do you. Well, right now if I I could graduate with a German degree right now, but German degree is useless unless you got a PhD or something. Huh. Right. Huh. So. I'm also working in English degree because that's. My real interest. You really English literature and not like literature, right. Yeah, well what I really really love is like medical stuff and that's. Oh wow. Why I really think that like English and German goes together really well if you're interested in Medio because, in the past English and German used to be the same language? Huh. Like about the year before the year 700. Wow. You know, because like in Europe, it was all like wondering, pagan tribes and they just like, um, they can't you know, they came down the Goss and all them like they used to, I mean, they spoke Germanic language and some of them settled in Germany some people kept on walking and kept ongoing to Engel and and so the language gradually changed after that. Huh. Home. But um, yeah, you like, um, like the, you know, you hear the term Anglo Saxon it's like that's, the tribe, I guess, huh. Huh. Oh. Bye. Do you know that? Well, that's not me. What's the other one? Oh. and I guess like what I'm also starting to do is,. Try I wanna get education degree. So that I can actually get a job, huh. And who the teaching thing. Is. . And what are you doing? Oh. I'm doing biology. I I'm just starting. So like people always ask me bio geology it's a combined major and it sounds really exciting. Wait. What is it? By a geology. Wow. Huh. I guess when I get to those, I have three sizes fall and I can take an outage when I wanna minor attic. Oh. that would be a good idea. Yeah. I wish I could do that. It said that I've already like if I was gonna diner of something. It has to be because I've already like taken a bunch of those classes. Oh. I see. Sounds, but I I at the lost near my house. Sometimes I go. They teach erratic sometimes. So. I learned the alphabet. Yeah, that's pretty much. All I know. So I took a conversational like a colloquial class because I I really wanted to go to Egypt, but I won't have time because I need to license those comments for my major and I was thinking of you have you heard of take five where you like propose a. Yep. Like a course of study. And and they'll refund the year for you. Yeah. They have that at the school and so I wanted to do that and, uh huh. New language because I I put a glitch on the back on now because I I just, I didn't really wanna be forced to write papers. Bye. I just want to like right. When I was ready and of course, you can't do that you're taking all these glasses? Is. So I I put a glitch on the background I'm Spanish I'm, like halfway slowing. I can read it right. It, but speaking, it. I don't have the, you know, I don't have a huge vocabulary and stuff, but I can understand it. Yes. So I said you know, you're like halfway there with Spanish. Why, don't you just go ahead? So I wanted like. Well with all the things you have to go to the place to learn it really. Yeah am. I speaking friends right. Yeah, I mean, because I know I mean with both like there's one school in Damascus. If you ever wanted to study erratic and it's really cheap. I mean, it's, I mean, you get lodging and everything including the price and, uh. . I'm not. I'm I'll. Yeah, it's. I forgot the name of the schools, but it sounds like saying it's International school and like for American dollar. It's like really cheese and also if you wanted to learn, um, Spanish like there's really good schools in Guatemala that are really cheap to like my friend was traveling around there. And she just, um, learn Spanish. Did you study abroad? Um, I got it in Germany before last year. Huh. Sure SMS or oh yeah. . It was for a year. Wow. Is kind of. That's. Where your family you said you were born there were you born there or just like families from there, huh? No, no, my parents are from there though. Huh. Wow. Yes, and I have little negative. So how do you like find this long? It's like really weird. You know, find someone who's gentleman. Descent. Um, I guess. I'm penthouse. Huh. I had a pen pale. Oh. Alright, believe, [laughter], but um, like when I was 160, this is why when I was 16, I put this ad in the newspaper that just said I wanted pen. Pales. You know, and so one of the person that wrote me was this guy who's a Sukey and I wrote to him for several years and he he, you know, he sent me some books and, um, at 1. I went to Engel and and I got to meet like the super community there and like that's, when I really just sell them over the gas, although I mean, it took a while before I actually did it, you know. Huh. Or it's hot and stuff, but. And. And your family like accepted it, your family accepts it now. Okay. Yeah pretty much. Do they did you have a problem with them on the ? Yeah, I mean, I had problems with some of my relatives, but not my immediate family. Oh. I just found the thing about sitting classical Arabic. . You wanna hear it. Sure. Okay, it says for those of you who are Americans. And understand the airbag language. But can't seem to learn to read and write it. We have a suggestion for you every year thousands of Europeans, Latin American Americans and yes, air Americans travel to the middle East for serious study of classical Arabic at one of three Arabic language institute. One is located in Damascus Syria consisting of three levels beginning, intermediate in advance. These classes are offered in the summer from June to late August and during the school year from October to may it cost approximately $300 per term for U S citizens, but prices are subject to change this is an excellent institute for study. The principal is Muhammad candy and you can write them at this address. And there's another place in Cairo Egypt for a company and there's a a. You want. I can send it to you. I have a copy of it, huh. Sure, do you get to , huh? What. Do you get to see ? Yeah, it's a lot because she lives pretty near me, although, um, you know, she works. 3. All day and I go to school. So we don't we don't. Hang out like everyday, but I, but she's like. Oh. Maybe a return or something. Huh. Maybe you could give it to her or if I come to Michigan. Oh yeah. I could see you are the right. Yeah, when would it be? Like a probably August 31st or something since the Conference is on the first of September. Huh. Yeah, I think I'm here, huh. Yeah. When is this , huh? When is the ? It is on the 26th, but I'll be back. Oh okay, yeah. You know. . After that. Yeah. Wow. So. So how many rooms do you have? Do you have a business? I have one other one says and I have a foster sister, but she's, married. . You have a what. A foster sister, she's from Columbia. Oh. she doesn't you guys and everything. Kind of. Well. She got married. So she doesn't live with us anymore, but she lived at her house for a couple years. Oh. Bye. Cool. Yeah, that's, how that's where we were just visiting today, huh. . You went back a she went back to Columbia. They don't know she got married to American. So they're living here and it was her husband's birthday today. Oh. okay. So that's why, I've been over there. Huh. But um, yeah, so how did you. Um, discover, uh huh. . I don't know. I think I'm still discovering. I wrote that like I converted just because I mean, not just because I mean, I was really interested in it and, um, I live with a software and,. Nice. I was always flashy fascinated. Now that I look back. I remember my first year. Um, one of the girls. . Here she she was the valor right. Mhm. And so I you know, I'm a freshman. I don't know anything. I can at that. I was like really into them and stuff and,. Huh. So she comes in class and she has this Villa and it's like she doesn't wear it. She wears it. So like I mean, her face shows, but oh. it's, the the the part is all the way like down to her eyes and her cheeks. It's like she wears it and her face shows, but just the minimum you know, and so, um, I looked at him like, oh my God, it's, poor pressed girl. Huh. You know, that's the first thing I thought and then it's like funny now looking back that I became like you know, a must flown and and back down thinking. Yeah. Oh. my God, she's got those wrong close on. Oh. She must be so hot. [laughter]. You know, and then I turned her on and I did it, but yeah, so I lived with this, um, you know my roommate and you know, just just said she of course, she wouldn't. Um, eat, um, regular meet and stuff and just her behavior and she always said something before she put in her mouth on my she's, not saying Grace and I asked her, what she said. . . And she said you know, you say there's a lot before you know. Um, eat and drink and stuff like that. It's just and then there's a there's, another person I saw who. And they both were fails. Not you know the way. Oh. not your job, but just they cover their you know, one was Malaysia and, um, this one is African American and it was just seeing them and how they even though they weren't like very conservative muscle there still modest and they still covered you know, they're. Huh. Huh. . You know, you never saw them like if they, they interacted with guys and everything, but they covered everything and stuff and then I got interested and so then I want so you know, I don't know that much. I mean, she said she's awesome, but like she grew up she was born into it. So it wasn't really like she could. And from external. of you tell me, you know, this is this and that's that. Yeah, it's strange. Because I had like one when I had a pen file from Algeria that moved here and it was so funny because I knew more about the Sun than he did. Yeah, they they said that a lot. And I'll be like I yeah, because I be like so do you realize that you're named after a profit. He's like I am. [laughter]. God. Huh. I mean, that's like pretty basic information there. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, that's, how it was with her like she said she didn't. She didn't pay and, um, okay, she paid an hour, but she didn't know what it meant. Oh. So if I didn't know what that meant. Well, how. Yeah, so you know, losing. Does that make you wonder like don't you wonder what you're saying, huh? I know I I I remember like a couple of stores and I I forget the English like when I read it. I read the English and the Chancellor rated text, but I always forget what it means. . English. I have to go back and say, oh yeah, okay, this is a really good 1. This is so beautiful. You know, but what I'm saying it in my prayers. Yeah. I don't remember, I just like you know, beside it so then I am one of the girls. . Yeah. Oh. No, she wore the Vale and she's very conservative and I learned from her the conservative aspect of this loan. Uh huh. You know, so like everything else to me now is like I mean, I don't, I don't wear avail and address. American. But I'm just like when I see things I'm like you, you know, look, how short skirt is and stuff like that. You know. Yeah. So I mean, while if I was you know, still living with my roommate you know, nothing really bothered. . Her it says like, oh. you got going on you have it on you know, I don't care. I won't work, but that's. Okay, with you. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I know where like I mean for me personally. [laughter]. Because you know, before I became this I'm like I was doing whatever I wanted so a lot of ways I was like like. If I if I were you know where I where the scarf now and stuff. It's like to keep myself from doing those things again or you know, or even to protect other people from me or like myself, [laughter]. . Yeah, so you do it of course. Yeah, I do. Yeah, I've been wearing it for one year. Oh. Now. Wow. Well, I mean, when I first like when I first took the shot or even actually before. Um, you know, I I was careful, you know, but just behind my back, you know, but that was also because I was working at, um, a Palestinian restaurant and like you had to cover your her. Huh. Yeah. Otherwise you'd come home smelling like follows like really bad. Huh. So. So I and plus my boss was really happy. If I were scared. So, so, that's, how I started doing it, but then when I got to Germany. Um, I started you know, we're in the job. And and there are there a lot of fun. Tell me. There's a lot of Turkish people, huh. Oh. I mean, the Germans are not. I mean, there's there's a few Germans, who are missing, but most of them are either married to, um, foreigners or their suki. What is exactly that I don't know what that is? Um, there it's like a certain it's. I wouldn't say it's like a school because they follow different, like some of them are C and some of them are SUNY it's, not really based on that, but it's like, um, they they do everything that was my son's. Do and then they also do extra things like medications for the exercises. Um, and like chanting in a group and, um, like, chanting, the names of ally and stuff like that it's just kind of like a certain approach. Oh. . Because whenever I ask people hear about that they said you know, you might get confused. You might wanna be a soupy and stuff like that. They don't really have a positive. Yeah, most people have a really bad attitude about it. But I think it's mostly ignorant, but also,. Yeah. I mean, because. I mean they are definitely in some way like I'm, not gonna put say everyone, but I mean, they do definitely do something differently. Like for instance, um, when they have the chanting circles. They'll, have men and women in the same room like they'll they'll have like a man circle and a woman circle, but there won't be a current in between them, you know, so some as long as it be like, whoa, that's, not modest, but that's, just the way they do it, you know, and like I feel totally comfortable there, especially you know, because. I personally don't feel that comfortable like paying behind the wall and not even being able to see the mom or something. You know. Oh. really that's. What that's, how it is the most? Not at the one in Wayne state. But like the one near my house like the woman, go in a separate room and we have to like if there's a sermon or whatever you could then we gotta listen to it through like a loudspeaker in the other rooms. Huh. In mine. It's kinda like it, you know, we're upstairs and downstairs. So like we can see the man, but they can't see us unless they turnaround and you know, that's like, well, you know what you're doing so I mean, it's kinda nice. Huh. . Right. You know, we see the N mom and everything and but we're just elevated. Huh. K. So they can't see us unless they stand up and look up, you know which is like total disrespect. . Right. So it kinda works out for us. Yeah, that's, how it is that the one that's the one state law. Huh. Yeah, I like it that way to really hot up there. [laughter]. Huh. But. Oh. So are you um, you're 24, right? Yes. And are your closing in your age. Are they just like need sisters or something like that? My sister is 17 and she's about to college and my brother is 23. Oh. I think. Yeah. So why she's going to the same scores you know, she's gonna somewhere. No she's gonna go to Wisconsin. Actually. Wisconsin. Yeah. Wow. Um, it's called Northland. North funds. Yeah, it's a small place. I guess. She's like exactly for me and my brother went and she's like I'm, you know, she doesn't wanna be a lowest like us [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. So how many businesses do you have? Um, I have one, but I want to say. Or the younger. No they're like so oh. this unbelievable. Really. My sister's 15 years older than that. No. My brother's tenure verbally. Wow. So say myself, you know, I must have been after thought cause they're way too old you know, they're not like way too old, but they. There's nothing in common they're like my second set of parents. You know. Huh. So. So you probably were almost like a only child when you were growing up them. I was, I felt like I wasn't in my my sister got married and a. Oh. She had her first baby. When I was five years old? You know, because like she was married with kids when I was five and my brother, I mean. Yes. . Oh. He was, I guess he was 15 at the time, but you know, there's, no, like there's, nothing in common. . And,. And then when I was going up like 11 you know, 12. He was on his own now. So I guess I kind of grew up you know if my years I was like up with my mom. Cause by then my parent separated. So I was just with my mom all the time. Huh. I lived with my brother for a good while to my sister. I don't remember the with her at all because like when I was five that's when she got married. Huh. So it was like. You know. Huh. Yeah, I'm. The oldest in my family. So what did you do today? Are you on? Are you are you on vacation? No, I I do, um, assistant a research. I mean research assistant for, um, for group of doctors. Huh. Um, here in Rochester. See. And I just sort of do literature with you and I'm setting up a database because they're going to see . Do more research and immunization and they need to back off some you know that or with them and not just go and say, Hey, you know you wanna do this, but we have something to back it up. So the person who like you know. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"This is weird. Did you like that? Well, I guess we can't give out any confidential information. Well, yeah. I I guess. Any legal information. Any a criminal information. Bye. Any financial information or any phone number. . Well, [laughter]. Well, no, they don't you know how it's being recorded. Apparently for some kind of, um, they're making a kind of digital recording of of the English language. So that they can computerized. Um, language automatically like translate language from from Japanese to endless or English or Japanese they're doing this in a bunch of languages and so our students have been involved in it too. Oh. Like they've got they can call job. Jane for 30 minutes. They can call Saudi Arabia or like that. You know, and. So then do they beat you. And say you're 30 minutes is over. Yeah, well, let me tell you what it says here. It says here. Uh, you may talk up for 30 minutes. Just before the time is over you will he'll hear a warning message saying your time is almost over, please complete your conversation and hang up as soon as possible. So how about that. Well. So what's, new [laughter]. . We have 30 minutes. Well, I'm lying here exhausted after having been working in the yard. All weekend, but it must it does look beautiful. I figured that on that. I must say. Really why don't you take some pictures. I just because I'm. So exhausted, huh. Well, I mean, you don't have to take him today. Maybe when you get home from work tomorrow or something or in the morning. Well, it's dark out now. Anyway, so I can't take them today. So I can't believe it's getting darker early again already. Oh. It's it's huh. So quarter to 9. What time is it there? Oh. God it's late. I forgot that it was that late I'm I've been working. So I forgot I mean, at home, but you know, 0. So yes, I got stones to it to build another stone retaining wall. This morning up at the. Oh. how pretty. Up at the well it's, not really pretty it's gonna be a retaining wall it's it's. I want to expand the garden and it kinda goes down a slope and I thought, well, why, don't. Huh. I just, uh build a little Stonewall and they, they they're doing starting construction across the Street again. Well. Yeah. So they came through with a big Earth mover, which unlocked huge amounts of stone. So it's just I can't even. Oh. I back the car up as close as I can get and then I went in and started logging out. Load them up. Oh. I took my my wheelbarrow, but it was broken. Unfortunately and so I still got all I could want without having to even go anywhere in the wheelbarrow because there's. So many stole it just dug up. Oh neat. Oh. neat. Huge it's. Just most incredible. Rocky sole over there. So. Well, so then are you are you gonna like plant little stuff between the stone. So it looks pretty or is it just. No it's gonna be a retaining wall it's gonna be like a what's. The retaining wall. But usually on one side, you can see the wall on the other side. Yeah, but that's gonna but that's gonna be underneath the trees that back in the would sort of. Oh. I see. So you won't have to worry. So I'm I'm raising the ground. Improving the ground I've been working. My soul. So bad I'm. So tired yesterday I completely re did the whole side of the flower garden. Watson, no, no. How are you doing? Pretty. Well with the animals, the little critters reading things and stuff. I'm doing much better. I mean, I I don't have animals. I have still have I have lots and lots of grasshoppers. I have a wicked time with grasshoppers. Huh. Um, but I think part of that is because the weeds just got out of control close by and so they had lots of places to hang out. Now, do you just know the part you haven't garden or what do you do with it? Well, most of it's lawn. Yeah, and I just got done mowing too. Yes. I haven't moved for. Geez, almost two months because we haven't had any rain there's been no, rain. Oh. no, yeah. So, uh, we finally started to get a little rain and so I thought, well, I guess. I'm a lot, but parts of it just didn't need it at all. Yeah. So. Huh. And then I did my got out my we'd Walker and. Have you forgot this being recorded? I bet, you've gotten it by now, huh. What. I bet, you've forgotten by now that we're being recorded. Well, why do I care? I was just listening to you. Talk I'm thinking, oh yeah, you don't. Why do I care gardening is gardening? I just think it's interesting. Is just kind of thing to talk about when you're being recorded. This is true. So I took out my we'd Walker and walked around the electric fence. So it should be going better again. So. Do you have your door in by now? Oh God. Yes, I just got my door. My fenced yard. And Watson comes in and out and runs up and down the stairs and races outside again and today he had a visiting dog that came over to what a nice pretty dog. How cool? Uh, one of those blue tick. You know. Liver spotted type dogs big dog, kind of got left home and was wondering the streets and so we took him in and called his owner and Watson played with them for a long time and had a really good time. Huh. So. Huh. And I almost felt I felt bad when I sent him back home because they said, well, he gets he's tied up all the time and I thought, oh. that poor dog. first name. I wish I hadn't called you. We'll. Take a picture of your new door to from the outside and the inside I'd like to see that. Well, it's a beautiful door it's a. I'm. Sure, does it have a stoop then outside? No, it has a stone. Just a stone C in in these parts you have to have a three foot scoop. Yeah, I went in. I. Well, not for this, you don't because it's it's you don't have to have anything. You could just step outside, but it's, I went and got a, um, I picked, I went to a stone quarry and picked out a stone and had this great big stone delivered and then they also delivered two stones that they put down the River. Oh. Huh. So I can go down and stand it's really nice. Having a couple of because I used to be, I go down and I be in my book and instead now I go and I stand on my beautiful stones. In my right huh. [laughter], how neat. It sounds really nice. Yeah, it's nice, how you doing. Yeah. Well, I've. Just been working, but I'm planning, my next vacation, which is I'm going in September to Japan. Oh. you're a rich girl. How about that? Well, no, actually I'm going into debt to do it, but I decided you know, I've been telling my students cause Rachel lived here, two years ago and she's, the one that really said come and stay with me and then this other girl that I had as a student 10 years ago still keep in touch and she called me and said, when you're coming and I thought if I don't go they're gonna stop asking me and that way you know in this way at least it you know, I can go and have a place to stay part of the time. Anyway, but I'm going on a career flight to you know where you carry somebody. Oh. Else's luggage or something else for somebody. Drugs, don't carry. Well, maybe. Anything illegal and if you're going to don't discuss it now on the type of conversation. Really well. It's really like being a spy. You should see these instructions. I have you know it says like you have to get to the Airport and look for a guy in a blue jacket with a certain kind of insignia on it. And he will give you papers and take you to the luggage place and check you in. And then the luggage will go and then you have one carry on piece that you get to take and then and then when you get to Japan, you have to deliver the papers to a guy that's at a certain location in the immigration area and then he will take the luggage. What kind of things are you carrying? I think you're carrying probably I'm. Carrying boxes of stuff or I might be carrying suitcases. Well, I mean what kind of things are in them. I don't know. Well, I don't know maybe documents or industrial stuff. I have no idea, but it's. All it's. I mean, it's. All legal. They guarantee it's legal and there's a guy there that gives you the papers and takes the papers. So, it's not like you go through and the customer's people say, well, and the papers say what's in the stuff you know, but there's a guy there that to explain it. So supposedly it's, gotta be legal stuff and then when you come back, you call you call a man named Mister and you tell them that you're back in town and he'll. Tell you where to meet him and then you go to the Airport and you need a guy who may or may not give you things to bring back because that's. Um, that's not sure, but he gives you back your ticket. See when you get to Japan. They take your return ticket and you can't have it back until you come back and so, um, then you get back then. There's a guy at this end that meets you and then as soon as he takes it, I know what's Buffy it's it's, like a 3rd of the cost of the round trip ticket to Japan in fact, it was $400 round trip, right to Japan. [laughter]. This is very bizarre. So and it's like, yeah. $400. Jesus. It must be about 1700 from here. It's it's 1200 from here, but it's I'm paying for I'm paying for oh oh. Oh. I was gonna say. Yeah. Oh. that's very cheap. Yeah, but, um, but it's. And then if you have a place to stay because I understand it cost about $800 a day to just walk around, but. Right. And it. Well, and I'm gonna get a train pass like you know, they have in Europe, but they have one in Japan because flying is really expensive and I wanna go all these places and then everybody says, well, you should fly there because you don't have very much time, but one flies in. So you're gonna get on one of those trains where they showed you in, they push you in behind behind and pack you in. Right a bullet tank. 11 flight in Japan, like I want to go that's where Sapporo is you know in the very North North Park and a round trip flight from Tokyo was cost more than my round trip flight to Japan. So I mean, really the bullet. Train is gonna be the only way to go. You know, and I figured like when I go there if I stay in those Japanese hotels where they have to tell me mess and rice rules and stuff. It's not. So expensive. I just got a book yesterday to find where the cheap places are so anyway, I'm. Just going, but so far I haven't been able to reach my friend in Tokyo that's Raiko. Who lived here? Did you need Raiko? Yeah. So how come you. Haven't been able to get a hold of her. RICO. Because I don't have her phone number and I wrote her a card and she hasn't called me back or written me back, but the other girl already called me back and and we're set you know, but Rachel's kind of key because she's in Tokyo and that's where I really need to have a place to put my stuff. You know, but anyway. So how long did it go for. 11 days. . I was gonna go for seven, but then I thought you know, I'm going all that way. And I may never go there again. So I better take a little longer, but I couldn't afford to go more than 11 because I figured even sometime I'll have to you know, pay for rooms and I have to pay for food and they say that's really expensive. You know, a Cup of coffee $5. Yeah. Right Hamburger to $25. Oh. you know, right $25. So I'm gonna try and you know, eat a lot of noodles and plain rice. I don't like Japanese suit very well. I don't either. Oh. I wonder if they recorded that. I don't like to have any very well. Huh. So I figure if I'll stick to rice and noodles and that can't be as expensive as solution stuff, which I don't like. So. I like tempera that's about it. I like Tampa and Terry, AKI, you know, and but they say it's. Right. Cooked. I like it cooked, huh. Very much. So very, very quick, but deep they say it's just outrageous. So I figure I won't get any in there. Oh. that's. Alright. You know, and fishes. Okay, if it's fried. So like tempera fish would be okay. You're gonna be a lot of rice. And vegetables. Louder. I that's. Okay, I it's better that than spending lots of money and getting sick anyway. Right. So I hear Sean is coming to visit you. Yes, sorry. About the same time. It's gonna come here. We're gonna go to the vineyard and. That sounds like me time. Up to Maine since I don't have any money like when I until I I get better control of my resources. Yeah. Which I figure will be a couple of years. Well. That's. What they say they say when you buy a house that you should stretch while? Right you know, we get we we're gonna get our money in what three more years four more years. I scratched. 22. No, two more years, right it's only a four year deal, two more years, right. Two more years. Yes, well, I've decided with that. I think I'll pay off my student loans, which will take a big even though. They're a lower interest rate. Huh. They just seem like they go on forever and I really would like to have them gone. Yeah, right, can you not go to school anymore? I don't go to school anymore. I mean, I know you don't, but have you just sort of given it up or you still think? Well, I certainly given it up for now. I just, uh, I just spent too much time in the past living for someday. Yeah. I'm gonna do this and I go to school for this someday. Right. I'll, do that and decided right now? I'm, just gonna do it right now. No it's. I'm supposed to live a little more in the present and. Right. Enjoy it for what it is. And not, but. And a besides it's, just it's a really it's, a it's draining day to be in. Sure. Working late and to have I have to spend my weekend. Huh. I just don't wanna do it. Oh. I I can't imagine. I don't wanna do it. I just don't want to do it right now. I. Every now. And then I think he would be fun to take a class in such and such and then I and I'll get the, you know, next catalog and I say, oh. that class looks really cool. . And then I think I'm too tired. Huh. I just don't wanna do it by the time. I go back and forth to work. I just do so much stuff around the garden around the . Yeah. I just am like. Looking around saying actually, I was speaking to you today as I was going through my Walker. I thought this is this little tiny garden and she has somebody that takes care of it for her and I have a huge garden now. Right [laughter]. Yeah. I've spent all my time out here and it's just the garden is just getting bigger and bigger. You're. All through it right. And bigger. All the time. And eventually, I was walking watching Martha Stewart today. Huh. And she was walking down talking about her perennial gardens, 300 foot perennial gardens that are 12 feet wide. She's got a gazillion Gardner puffy she's. That are 12 feet wide. Got a gazillion. And I thought Jesus I'm working out of perennial garden, but I can't imagine having something like that. Yes. Well, I think you probably have a pretty fine garden. And maybe we should call house. Beautiful. Maybe next year. Yeah, right, no I'd. Say a couple more years garden because I have really bad. Couple more years. So oil and so I basically have to just replace Sorrell and it takes it takes a long time and it's a lot of money. Yeah. And finally, I'm getting some compost going, but even takes a long time to get that going and. Well, I cut dried rose. Is off my rosebushes yesterday that was a little bit of car and I watered all my indoor plans. Oh. I'm. So impressed. Alright, so impressed. Now. See, I'm terrible with my indoor plans. Yeah, well, I'm. I just, I just wanna I'm terrible about. I am to Charmaine. Accuses me of killing them, but I mean, they're still growing. So I figure they're not dead. Mine. Uh, I'm. Just not an indoor plant person. I have some, but I just don't. I don't see them, you know, I just sort of look past them outside and go outside and then I come in and it's night and I look at them. Yeah. . I go, oh. I should have done something about you today. But oh. well, tomorrow and then I just forget about them tomorrow. Yeah. So they have to be very tough. Well, I have all mine in one place that helps you have them all in one place. Well, mine are all downstairs, but they're, they just, they just, uh, they just not. They're, not getting attention. I just, I just wanna go outside all the time. I just every time. I'm up. It's like well, I think I'll go outside. I go outside now. Yeah. I actually do this, but no, I think I'll go outside. No, I have been slowly, but surely cleaning up my room decide if Shannon is gonna come. I have to clean up a little and I've just been, I have this schedule of rooms to do, but I don't know how much I'll get done? That's true. Oh bye. So I just slowly keep today. Well huh. I did the path of front path up to the house. I'm. So proud of myself. It was just feel with rocks and weeds and stuff and I sorted all the little rock to the center. The big box put line. It around the side and pulled all the weeds and it looks so pretty. Oh yeah. My. And I planted the garden and I moved that, huge big lawn and did the weird Walker and. Huh. I look him in and it finally started to look really nice. Really good I'll bet, your neighbors are impressed they're probably impressed by your by your sense of duty going out there everyday doing right. Their impressed that I'm out there. All the time they can't believe it trucks always saying you know, I can't believe I believe it was four different people. Yeah. You're, the only person that ever do anything with that yard. [laughter], right. And you're there. All [laughter]. Right, but that's why look. So good. That I like doing it. You know, and I I've got I've finally gotten used to the fence at first the fence just was so overwhelming because it's a big fence. Yeah. How high is it? It's a six feet. Wow. No, no, no, no. Is it six feet or is it five feet it's five feet it's five feet? It's still high fence. It's five feet. And it's a wood with wire backing and it just it just over powers the house, but I I'm getting used to it now. Huh. . Now to me it just looks like a little farm little farmyard, which I like. Huh. And next year. It's gonna get rose and clematis climbing up it. Oh wow. So it will get eventually I'll. Get all covered with flowers. And stuff, but. Oh pretty. But right now, it's still a big over firing France, but Wasson loves it. Oh yeah, that's. Nice. And Watson stays in his area. Now. He says he did one day last one day about two weeks ago. . I came home from work and there's the stuff. Shoot up. All over the lawn and I just thought what the hell. And it was like kind of places that. Watson would showed up, but he was sitting in the window. You know, looking at me from the house and I thought, well, you know, and so I he came outside and he was you know, I was picking up the stuff and he's kind of slinking away and I said, I know you couldn't have done it. Huh. Wasn't because you're in the house, you don't have slink away and he said there's Gil complex going cause it's stuff showed up in the yard. . Huh. And so I went inside and there's a on my answering machine there was a there was a message from a Rachel that said Watson was outside today and and uh, we came by and we we didn't think he should be running around because he was barking at some of the kids and so we put him in the yard and put it inside the fence and I couldn't figure out how he's gotten out and I finally realized that I think I probably just left it open by mistake on the back, but he just stayed in the yard. Huh. Oh. All day. He didn't go anywhere. He did bark at some kids, which is why they lock him up, but. Right, right now how does he go in and out. He has a doggy door where in the new door let's. P as a dog door. In the new door, right. See. That goes into the kitchen and he just runs in and out and. Well, that's. Good and then he has his own little yard alongside. His is the only card that goes along the back and alongside it. Huh. He can see and then if it hooks around both corners. Oh. I see. So that he can see the front door. Roll, huh. He can see the back door. He can see the road. He can see everything gets down. And he can go inside if he wants to. He's got peak completely and then he can run in the house if somebody if he sees somebody, he can see them from anyway. They approach the house if they get in the house. Right. He can run right inside and buy them. Right as they break the window right. So get down Watson, get down. So, um, and he likes it a lot. So what I mean, can't go back there because she gets trapped. Huh. So because it is tall. Oh. . That huh. Well, she could really but she she'd have to climb the wire and so she's decided that it's actually not a place that she prefers which is fine with me. Right. Yeah, yeah, well, that's. Nice huh. So when you going to Japan. September 12th. Well, that's, just about when is coming here. Right she's coming there. The 10th. I think. Well see I have a break from classes from the 8th to the 29th. I mean, I have to work my staff job, but I'm taking off my staff job, you know, I have some vacation time. So I won't have teaching time in there. So, it's, the perfect. I mean, it's, just the these career flights. You kinda have to go when they say they have a flight. You know, you can't say, well, I wanna go on this day and come back on this date. Oh. you can't. No, they tell you. So you're like on call. Well, no it's it's more specific than that, but like I said, I I called, I said you have anything in September and they said, yes, we do. We have a seven day flight. We have a a nine day. We have an 11 day and a 14 day. What would you like? And I said, well, how when when are they, you know, and they said, well, okay, the seven day starts on the 10th comes back on the 17th and that's. What the one I was gonna do, but then I decide that was too short? So I called them back and said you have a a lot slightly longer one they said, yeah, we have a 11 days starts on the 12th comes back on the 21st. So that's, what I'm doing but do you have to go on their schedule, but I'm going on for airlines, which everybody says is a wonderful airline. Well, I think you should have to go first class to protect the valuable luggage. Oh absolutely, I have a new little suitcase. That has one of those. Those has feels and that you can put you can put it in the overhead compartment you know, it's it's a regulation smallest size of those little suitcases and so you can take that in there. Huh. I can take one carry on bag, but I figure I can also wear a coat with lots of pockets. I can also have a big purse. A giant purse. I think it's. Nice to have one big. I think it's nice to have a small amount of stuff. Yeah, it is me too. Even if it's hard getting down to it's really nice. Once you've got it. Right. I agree with you. The only thing. I'm worried about is if I go to Hokkaido it's gonna be cold already because that's like Alaska in September it's got school there. It's, not Alaska. Well, it's not far North. No. I think so no. No for goodness sake. Oh. I thought it was that high up. I don't think so. But then the southern part is quite warm. You know, it's. Alaska, it would be going across northern Russia. Well, the bottom of Alaska. The part like that's around June. Way down. I think it's be more like. Huh. Canada. Yeah, more like. Well, that'd be better, but I still think it's cooler there than it is here. Toronto. You know. You should watch the weather channel, right now because the weather channel is telling us what temperature I just happened to watch it. I don't usually watch it, but for some reason I was watching it the other day. It was telling me what the temperature was in Greece and and about the storm going across Czechoslovakia and it just sort of basically told you you know what the weather was like and it was funny to watch you know how when we when we look at storms here and and well, I don't know about you, but when we look at storms here, we always watch the Midwest and see it coming across the Midwest come over here, right. . Huh. Well. . Right. We watched the Pacific Ocean. And we watch Midwest and see it coming across or sometimes up from Florida and it just seems funny that you're up watched. Okay. Okay. You know, all of the it's like it's coming over from England across France. . Huh. It just seems weird to see it going across eight countries. The same way here. It just would go across a few States. Right, right. But anyway, so they showed storms boards and stuff and and I'm. Oh. Sure that they have Jane as well. You need to get used to your weather channel. So you can turn in and see what the weather is like. I don't know how to find the weather channel. But maybe I should yeah, I do. Do you have cable then you probably have it? I think I do. I just don't know where because they haven't sent me for a long time the numbers. [laughter]. What the numbers are? So I kinda have. It's in the TV. God, I mean, it's in the. No, no, mine isn't. In the Sunday, mine's in the Sunday. Newspaper. Well, see, but all every city has a different cable company here. Right. But in in the Sunday, newspaper at the very front there's a listing of all the towns and what doesn't. Thanks. Yours have that the TV week. It only prints about they only print about five of them, but there are over 20 or so. Oh. I see mine has way more. Mine has about 30 listed across the top of all the different towns and then it's got all the different. Oh. really. The stars would do that. If it's a two page thing and all across the top or all the different towns and the different cables and then all down the left hand side is all different channels. Right. Huh. And then you go over and match up your town with what channels you get. Yeah. So it's. This big to to page spread of of a because I yeah, I'm, the same way they give you a little thing when you get it and then that's it. Right. And I don't, I don't have they don't. Do that in at least I usually only get the Sunday? The Sunday fines thing. Right. That's. What ours is in the front of the TV week or whatever it's called in the front of the TV week there's a little thing that shows all the cable? Right, right. Oh. that. That's only started about two months ago. So they didn't used to do it. Maybe I'll write to the times and tell them, they should do that. That reminds me. Do you know, I'm? I met this guy that new dad. I it was so weird. I went to the colony feeder where I performed. They needed some people to do some work for him. Some extra things and I said, okay, I'll. Do that. So I went to this meeting and I met this, man. And we were just talking and he, he indicated that he had been at the times he used to work at the times and we were talking about. I don't know, employee support or something. And I said, oh. my father used to work the times and he said. Oh. how long was he at the time. I said he was there like 39 years and he said I was there like 39 years myself. I said, but he's younger than dad, you know, so I said, well, did you happen to know, Don Taylor? You said Don Taylor lived up on lost Florence. Huh. Well, I lived over on Virginia and and yeah, and then we started talking and it turns out. He was the guy that he ran the employee benefits for retirees. Huh. So like when I needed to borrow money. So dad could move from the house to the condo. I don't know if you knew I did that, but I had to borrow some money and he's the guy that approved. Yeah. It and he knows Ray and he really liked that and he said he'd visited him a few times you know, and stuff that was kind of neat. Huh. You know, because he talked about the times like the old guys talked about the times you know, not like the new guys talked about the times in fact, he talked about the new guys and how the times was not. Right. . So cool anymore, but it was kind of neat. You know, to meeting. Yeah. Name is Jean misspell. He knew about you and he knew about Tom. . He knew about you know, you want. The batch. Well, he yes, he knew about the little bitch and he, he, I think he knew that they've gotten divorced or he knew that they were having problems because he's been there when she was railing against dad for some reason or other and she couldn't hide it. . You know, so so yeah, he did. Huh. So anyway, that was kind of interesting. He knew that that had passed away and stuff like that. You know. South. But he didn't know enough to tell us about the insurance. To change the name on the insurance. No, no, you know, I'm gonna mention that to him. I probably see them this week. Cause I have another meeting at this group and I just might mention that to them. You know that was a big mistake. Really. Actually if I had known that you know, we might have been able to get some proof that that really had changed it somewhere or something. Huh. No, no it's gone. Probably not. To too late. Thank God, thank God. We don't have to deal with any of that. It's true. This is true. So I assume Tom at some. collected his money. Yeah, I never said anything to anybody, but the check came back. So I know he did. How long did it take him to cash? It. It. Well, it came back. It took up more than a month. It was just, I think the second month that it had been out. You know, but so I don't know if. So he finally decided to to claim his his a certified mail. I didn't know if he ever claim is certified mail, but I guess he did. Yeah. I guess. Yeah, so and I haven't talked to Steve I've been meaning to call him because I just wanted to you know. Check in with him and also, I promised him I'd buy a drink, but actually, I think he should be me drink, but I haven't done that. [laughter]. So, oh. I had a question about taxes or something. You know. So. But I I guess, I'll, do it sometime because I like Steve, you know? Yeah, I like Steve to. I he's a nice man. It's nice, man series procrastinator. But a nice, man. That's, right serious program, Snyder, one of the best. Yeah, so how's your job. Oh boring, but I'm getting used to the fact that I live a boring life. I keep saying you lived an exciting life when you were in your twenties. You moved around had lots of jobs went lots of places now. You're, just gonna sit here and tell you right. Well, I tell myself that too because I'm not happy in my job right now. And I keep thinking. Well, you could change it, but then I had I really have a pretty good situation in terms of flexibility. So. Right. And I do too and but let me tell you how undies E it is to change it once you reach 45. Well, that's, right. I mean, I'd have to have a pretty good place to go to, but no jobs are secure anymore. I know, that's another reason that I don't mind. Is that. It quite so much. It's. That's it. Just freaky when you realize that you know, when dad was you know, young or he could you know, support a family it's like they said you could put support a family on any job if you had a job, it would be if you worked in a gas station. Right. Whatever you did if you had a job it was enough money to support yourself. Huh huh. But now of course, it's, you know, having a job means nothing and you could be gone at any minute and there's a huge separation of of incomes that didn't used to exist. Right. . . Exactly. You know, a doctor used to be just somebody who made good money, but he wasn't a billionaire. . And management. Doesn't value loyalty or even competence that much. I mean, you know, maybe it's. No. I don't know why it is that incompetence is allowed to go under checked, but it's, not just units because I'm talking. It's Union. It's unionizing. It is it's. Like I think unions have just made mediocrity it's like you know, Julie Union. You know, Julie as I've told you it's having it's become a terrible. Yes. Alcoholic and her Union is really. Yeah. I think partly the part. The fact that she had the leniency with her Union to let this happen. Yeah. Is why it happened. You know, I think if she had had to have a job and had to be sober to go to work. She would have been, but she was allowed to through the leniency of this Union to take all this time off and all she did with her time off was just get drunk and chat. Yeah. And drunk drunk driver. I I think that's true in some cases, but I don't think, it's true in every case, but I do, I I do think that because we become more litigious too. That people you know, they they feel that in confidence is not a valid reason to be fired. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\". You're gonna hang up. Okay. No. By. Hello. Hi. Hi recording now. Isn't, that cool. Yes, perfect. This funny. This was so funny with Rachel. We were talking to people. I figured that you knew about it because Rachel called you last night, right. She finally reached you. Um, yeah, actually in the morning. She called it right. I've been trying to call you and they're 000000 numbers. Have to punch in for this I'm. So sorry, that your mind is always busy. So. The phone was broken last night and that's. What happened? I was so annoyed. So what happened. Till we got we took rooms phone. We still have it. Oh. God, that must be really annoying because I was trying get through you. Right. I've been trying call you for like a day. Hi. Alright, I got all of your bill yesterday. You did. Oh. you got them on the same day. Huh. Damn two letters, right. Let's. See, yep. They're locked. It's card yesterday and card yesterday. What. Wait you got a card and two letters today. Huh. Oh. good. Nice planning. Yeah. [laughter]. I was gonna tell you that. Rachel and I were really funny were like saying. Hi, to people in case they were like listening [laughter]. Yeah. What kind of research is this like girl like yet, recordings definitely doing this a funny? [laughter]. How awesome? Is this so? Right. It's really cool. You're not excited about anymore. Nice. Because you knew hold on. You know what should I find. Yes, sorry. Yes, no it's. Fine huh. I thought about it also. What. Should I find out about it also? I don't know if I was thinking about it, but you probably can do from there. . Hi, how is your birthday. Very good. Were you there? I'm. So excited. You got my letters that like you're kind of caught up a little. Right it's, a funny. Kind of. Question about last night because there was like a surprise party for me. And she was there. At your surprise party. Yeah, and,. Have you been talking to her? I saw her there. I've been like talking to her. So much. Well, she was invited to your price party. Right. So,. Okay. Huh. And right. Anyway, with that. Is this cool? We don't have to rush. Okay, go on. Yeah, she's very cool. So tired. Um, I don't wanna go back to sleep after the set of just, um, no, so it's like I just from Alisa, she told me all about the reunion because she's really upset that she missed the reunion and everything. Huh. So like. Tell her, she didn't Miss much. There was like a really long conversation about TV or whatever. Oh. she looks she chopped off. With the windows. She dropped her and like died it darker it looked cool. Oh yeah, what I was. I was surprised that you didn't mention. About any. That's, your Forte [laughter]. Huh. I actually, I I don't it. Doesn't. I don't think about it very often. Do you know what I mean? Bye. It wasn't. The top for most thing on my mind at that. You know what I mean. Maybe it wasn't a shock to you. Yes, I know I figured I decided that it's not her. It's more like her subculture that she's a part of . Right. I don't know how much it's really from her? I actually did have a discussion about guys today. But it's B like becoming her. With this really Christian guy for my class. We're talking about. You have to say that he was Christian name. No, because we were talking. Huh. Oh no, I said it because like we were talking about religion and K and together kind of. Huh. [laughter]. Oh. no, we get out of that school I'm. Why. Just getting excuse me, [laughter]. I went to keypads. They much. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. they're such Angels. And they Miss you so much. Oh. I told Park. Oh my God, you rent. Or the high senses love and so to see. Oh no that's. So good huh. Who'd. And I'll, Miss you so much with your brother and . You going. I said, no, I got to read them too I'm. Yeah. So happy. [laughter]. It looks like Rachel Milner. Where'd you wait. What. They said that she looks like Rachel Miller. [laughter]. No [laughter]. Where who stayed where? . Um, I'll think stayed on the couch and restate in the room. Really. [laughter]. Wow. Oh my God, aren't. They the cutest. Oh. they're. So, uh, we didn't wanna leave it was like a little like like vacation and like. Oh gosh, you remember how you use to write it like that. Is like a little like. And they sent you home with soon. Yes. Did she make the credit check, huh? Of course, she and she gave me a whole one I'd like to take back. Huh. Oh. she's. Oh my God, I'm. So happy that you when you're making me. Stuff. So happy. You don't know you don't know how much they Miss you like they were gonna crying when they were talking about you? Are you serious? I have to write to them. They took out one of your letters and huh. Aren't. They nicest sweetest and are they so cute together. Yes, a why are they. So cute. Because they just are. The best. B. Thank you so much for having me. She she said cirrhosis at home at home. What do you sell my ? She happy. She says of course, [laughter]. And my brother of course, took you and they took you there and took you back. Huh. [laughter]. It's really. Oh. well, and you meant my cousin's, right. It's. Like the best we can. Um, yeah. So you were introduced as like my friends. Yeah. That's. So cool. Fine Lisa. Did you with my really teach cousin there? Really cute. He's in the Army. Oh no. Okay. Oh anyway, so tell me like tell me about yourself. [laughter]. Well, my name is . What do you want to know what do you want? Your name came up. So much recently because like we okay, because first of all of course, I since I went had my concern Saturday night, . Oh. I heard it. Was awesome. Right. So we of course we had to drive back on the on a month on Sunday and like of course, I had to see, Dan road 33, whatever anyway. Perfect. It was that. Oh. so painful, the numbers. It is it's very painful. I was like crying in the car. Not crying, but of course, not, but anyway, it was. [laughter]. So nice. It was so nice. They came, I can't even tell you like like just seen. I was performing to them like I was filing at them like dial a read and and Rachel like like I say miles or like straight from their faces. Okay. Huh. You know, like, yeah, we're doing it. This version. Oh. I started with Korea C A yeah. You did ask him the letter. I know, that's. And how's. Alright, oh there were like three things that I put marks next to on your letter that I wanted to address. It going. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. it's. So funny. So you did prepare. Well, yeah, but to write you back. Do you know, I was gonna call you? I knew you'd call. I thought you'd call yesterday. . I knew you couldn't get through. Right. Carla. [laughter], huh. Huh. All right, how are you. Oh. okay, well no, I was having a really hard week. Last week. Huh. I'm like waiting. My psychologist now. Are you sure? It's. Let's. See, yeah, I'm. Just don't really talk about it now, but I mean, because I have to because whatever like. Okay. Huh, you don't have to. No it's, just and I'm having a hard time. If you don't if you wanna wait till later or just wait. I'm. Sure, like since you know, me. So, well, you can figure all that out, but like I just wanted to go away already. So like talking about it's, just you know, I mean. Huh back to friends stuff. It's like it's. Yeah. Mhm. I'll like more myself stuff than you know. Huh, right. So, it's like I don't know being stupid being like self destructive and. Stuff like that. Well, I just learned a little lesson today. Yeah. Got it. No I'm. Just kidding, huh. What. Um, I I was when I got home yesterday from a concert. [laughter]. I had a really nice time with my debit like half of the group is really strange and the other half like I like, and even the strange ones are funny. Right. You know what I mean. Okay, yes. And I got back and I was really not excited to come back because like I came home and I just like felt like looked around my entry and explore and I was just like I don't like the people. [laughter]. I'm, not friends them and I have no friends here. Sorry, new letter, that's, one of the things that I wanted to address, but I don't remember what I had to adjust, but anyway, go ahead. You know, and what. Oh. And I just got like you know, all depressed and like I said from my side looks like three hours and I like, I couldn't read it because I was doing like thinking you know, and like whatever David has a steering. . Right huh. I think it makes a lot of sense. I really needed him by the way. Because I had written back. He hasn't written me. He didn't call my birthday. He's just a check. Okay, I'll, tell him and, um, he and he's like he's like , but you haven't ever like you know, you've been complaining of never been. . . So sad right I'm. Like that's because I don't do the extreme you know, so so happy. So sad, you know, and he's like. Right. So it's like a borderline, extreme like, yeah, like you. You or me. What. Anyway, it continue. So I was like so then he he's like, but I think one of the reasons is because like you have emotionally like your content because you have your close friends from before and at home. . So you're not you don't have this emotional avoid you know, and that's, why like you're still fine. I think it makes kind of like it makes sense. Right. You know, because as much as I need people around here like I emotionally like I'm like I'm. [laughter], right that's. Okay, like you know. Like it's almost like I say like, whenever I do cry like I feel like that weird like I feel like a wheel weird pull because because of that you know, because you've done like I have that, but still like feels like there's a lot missing. You know. So then I was like I like whatever I just thought about I think I had a lot a lot. You know what can I do. Huh. And all this stuff and like maybe I really can't relate to non Jews. . Maybe that's. What it is? Maybe it's just I'm unlucky with the people that around me. I don't like they're not awful. . I just don't click within maybe because I'm a year older, but I doubt that you know, like a. . If it's just expecting too much. So quickly. It's, not so quickly anymore. You know, and it's to be it's going to be extended like whenever anyone talks about their their their having friends, like I don't understand it. Huh. Huh. . You know, or I get jealous. Sorry, like like it's, not a casual thing when someone else's. Bye. Yeah, I went out with my friends last night. Like. No, same with me. It's totally like there's like this little like when that worries like comes up. Bye. There's a little like cringe or something. You know, like where I'm gonna say that. Bye. What about my and? Oh. well, yeah, but I don't like their okay, I just don't hang out with them. Other than my debit. S. I put a little though. I can hope to start you a little after tore we will. Want to. Well, I don't know like the normal people like I really like Janet of course, you know, but whatever good, I know she's she's gonna call you. So I hope she's calling. Let's sell her to look me up. Yeah. And and, um, they're a few others, but they're like a little too like girly for me, you know, like one of them in the , you know, but like I like you know what I mean. . [laughter]. Right. Anyway, so we'll, see what happens with that. Still like don't. Like what the you know, I mean, like sometimes you have to be more. Right. Well, I was trying to me to join the aa fi. . The girls who already I was like. To convince you. Yeah, he didn't realize he was in a pie but [laughter], this guy. Who is? Oh. you should join, huh. . Are you sure are you being there? If you want to. Well, I was to the extent like on Friday night that I was like. It says that people like me go out to friends through that. I I don't wanna do it. I can't like just principally. I just, I could not be an sra like so I went to that like there's a room that I was like going to be what's called rushing. Okay. Huh. I was like where'd that come from is like I don't know what was the reaction when they told you that he's like, oh Lisa was like good anyway,. is. [laughter]. . All these feelings you know, and and. You have like Mason there and everything. Yeah, Nathan, I love Nathan like like it's really good, like we like we're talking like we better last week and had a really nice conversation. . S. Talking to you because I missed you. So much. Don't, feel bad. . I'll. Let you talk in a second. . Okay, let me finish. So I mean, I was like I have to worry about all these things have like you know, get her in TV. . . My college. Do I go to the ? Do I go and this and then or whatever like when I go to Hill I'm like I don't care like you know, I know, you're running like it's fine, but um? Huh. It's. Anyway. Today like once again like I went, I went to eat with this guy this really you guys the Christian, my name is class and like I had like a nice conversation with him and like later on, I had this other nice conversation with someone. I enjoy a and tonight we had like a steady break and I in like my college like I was talking to people and meeting some people. Huh. You just missed those things. And I wasn't what. You just Miss those thing. No, no, so my. is and then I wasn't depressed as much anymore and like I was like, was it worth it to be? So depressed, last night you know what you mean or this state. Right. If it happens to me when things like switch really quickly is on it. You know, but then. It'll come right back like it's scared it'll. Right. Go ahead and I'll come right back. So quickly. Well, I think Danny said to me. I mean, whatever I don't really talk too much anymore, but like he's like has corners, it sounds it's it's a good thing to be reminded of like it's just not worth it to get to depressed over things. Oh. It just not worth it. You know what I mean. That's such a stupid thing to say if you feel something you can't help like. Right. But like. Yes, but there's like wallowing in it and not, you know, there's like moving on or wallowing it. Yes, you can't move on that's. The way I feel. So talk to me what about what's up with Darcy Ella. Huh. I it's all such a blur like I can't. I. Don't, wanna get into it now. Huh. Okay, all right, I forgot you live with them. Is everyone going up now. Should be a problem. Yeah,. . Hello, you're in Israel here. . [laughter]. You're, right downstairs from and I got a letter from to write it back. Oh. you did. Huh. Because I've heard him. Oh. that's. So nice. You have to send Sean when you see this morning. Sure. . We're, not like so friendly or anything, but. It's. Okay, you already sold that's. . Your neighbors. Yeah, I'm a part of Ah, because I got flowers. What. Cause I got flowers some of my relatives sent me in. From here. Oh. how's, David. I. . Well, actually, I went to his Texas like two or three weeks ago. Huh. Rami, I went up like a two and a half hour best ride. Both ways really little day, but it was it meant to him. So he said like I think. . And Romeo you've talked to. You know, yeah, I live in. . Mary Gordon came to the concert tube with a girl. I know I heard what stuff like that. Don't know, I'm. So happy [laughter], huh. No, but it's like is it anything. I don't know, I'm later. Can you just gonna I was thinking if you got engaged to, I fly home for the wedding? Huh huh. . Is that funny? Yeah, you wouldn't by the way. . Our times half up. By the way you want. Our time is half up already. You're trying to our time. Our time is half over. Oh. I know, it's not really bad. Yeah. Right. Now our conversations like extra slow because we consider had so much time. So you are you excited that your family coming or no. Um, yeah, but I wish like everything was hunky Dory for them to come you know, like and it can be and sometimes it's like I don't know. 8. I don't I don't even have to explain it like. I'll. Try it like in my writing, but. And how to tell you. What. I want to tell you why. Yeah. Can't. I don't really know, but like. Like I was gonna I have any like my dad called because he was so worried about me because I told my mom was like being self destructive or whatever. And. You're being soft jacket. Well, no, nothing like meter, but I just don't know. The time to. You what. What to write a letter to my code? No you're being self destructive. No, nothing that you think [laughter]. [laughter]. I was not starting. 56. [laughter]. I was not undergoing literal catharsis. I just like pulling off my finger. Nails and kind of. What. Whatever like I just like that and. But you have such nice teal. Skirts. All right. To do with anything. It was visa college word a random comment. Oh okay. How are all your scripts coming? Huh. They're fine. Like. Do you dress like a ? Yeah, occasionally. Alright, I'll. Yeah. Just finally. But yesterday I got dressed up for my birthday. Oh. of course you have to. [laughter]. Okay, so you went out to . Oh yeah, what did he say you wrote like, yeah, I had a nice time? You said it was you said that it was nice. Hey, he he, he his birthday. Right. Well, he went to be with you on his birthday. What. Well. Oh. it was the day after his birthday. Okay, whatever same thing. I've been emailing with email back and forth. [laughter]. Oh. he wrote like it was nice. Huh. Because you know, you're. Do wanna hear the crazy thing Shana and alone. Are together. Are you serious? Yeah. That's. So funny because of the office. Like my to close my too close friends it's. So strange. Because of that service. That he went to you need that. Yeah. Yeah, no that's. All I really do, but. Yeah, it's. So strange and she's going to new York like me and him here just like, well, what. . She's calling she's coming to new York. Yeah, but during my finals, whatever. How long it was really because of that shop? Yeah, they like decided they love each other's she's like Penny and Lisa, why did you ever tell me how amazing alone was? Are you serious? It's. So weird here in the two of them. Talk about each other like that. You know. Yeah, that was. It's amazing to you know, and Tammy like, oh. I knew this would happen or whatever is like really. Right [laughter]. Well, you could tell Tammy that I have a pleasure how's. She doing further where she's not doing too. Well. No she's, not doing to us. Why. Oh. it's. Some many reasons like I don't even understand them. . All she doesn't like Barnard, but there's much more to it. . Family problems being away from Israel problems. See. Bernard things like every like so much. Right it's, not gonna be me I'm. So scared by the way. For Brandon. Yeah. Are you really calling anywhere? No, I was going anywhere. Not allowed to buy your parents because. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not happy then I can transfer that. The best thing I think. It's not working. . Did you speak to John for birthday? See. I mean, did John call your birthday. Yeah, he said I'm really annoyed. Because first of all what you wrote about to me. What you know how you said that about what? He's doing or what he did after their Union. Part. Yeah, I forgot people are up in your apartment. Yeah, because I. God. Because I asked him like if he was doing any stuff. He's like no. He's, not doing anything in a very big way. Like he's, not he's. Bye. I don't know, but I think that's maybe. . Why he said like, because he he like in the past, he didn't tell you, he was ever doing it right? No, he did. Oh okay, well I think that it's just I think. It's more like he's not doing like the college like seeing of like drinking in pop do you know what I mean. Said he's trying to get Sarah into it. Not into it. You know what you know how he's like he's like, yeah, you know, you should get huh. [laughter]. But like he doesn't, he said no, none of that for me. Oh. no. There's. Just frustrating like that like you really fine to me. You know. I don't. I don't think that he it's a very central thing in his life. Right. So, so if he's gonna so I don't know if I want to tell you. Well, I'm thinking of maybe trying to get you know. 8. Don't don't don't know, like you had this that I always switched off my defended knocking down don't. Huh. . You. No, but it's just you know, I'm his sister. You know, we talk about these things. He couldn't you know. We'll talk about when he comes. That's awful. What he's trying to get the into it? Is that into it just to do it once you know what I mean? Hi, . And you said she's breaking down. Yeah, that's that's. I don't know. Why she spoke to you about that? No, she doesn't know, she's, not. So close I'm really upset. Like she's like Stephanie I'm very upset about Stephanie. A. It's because of this, it she's not. I don't know. No she's. Always a little like whatever reserved was telling me everything you know. Alright David will call me really late last night. That's nice. It totally shocked because I haven't heard remember off my brother's like my sister's birthday. Sorry, cool. That's. So nice was a nice job. It's it's. Nice. Just weird you know, like. I spoke to him. I was at 10. I said, like blast from the past he's like no I'm, not like I guess it feels like like it's not that way for him, but for me it's like who are you, you know. Huh. Right. And you're also far away you know. Right. Like you're in another world, right now. Let's. See it's coming here. What. Do you know Gina ? Huh. She's coming ex master. Yeah. Huh huh. Was she here last year? To. I don't know. How's your with Stephanie Iris? But we really haven't started yet at all. I'm. So happy that you that you've been over to her. Right, no, no it's weird. Like we don't like click. So all. Yeah, your different, but that's. Okay, you know always click with . 66. So how are you in doing [laughter]? Shut up. [laughter], huh. Yeah, Tammy Jay's coming. That just reminds me of my whenever like that new courses just reminds me of my failure. I told. Huh. No, no you're. Not sailing ARIA. I know, but I really feel like I am. Why. Like so many different reasons. It's, just people in terms of learning turns everything. Huh. Like I said, like it's all wrong. You know, doing it all wrong. Thank you being hard on yourself a little too hard on yourself. Huh. You like my bookmarks or choose Horning. Her corny yet. Huh. Get useful. I've been wearing your scripts. Huh. Well, we're gonna walk over our times really up. And that makes me missing more. I know I've been wearing surf and that also makes you Miss you more the green 1. Huh. I don't. See I'm. Sorry. Huh. Huh. Showing up you know that like I remind you of Rogers, it's very different. Just kit. . See what I mean. Problem just reminds me if yeah. Right exactly. Oh my God, I hope I don't remind you. Uh huh. [laughter]. Yeah, what's. This I hate this I'm sick of from just grow thing. I don't know, it's. Just weird. It's just a different mentality like I went. You're, not becoming a girl anymore. No, like I went with like Sean, Robin. So like. With Skype. It's, David Carter I'm dropping my question him really. Yes. You're dropping [laughter]. . You're, not that strong, Lisa. [laughter]. Thanks, [laughter]. . Oh. the supporter friend for the supporter friend [laughter]. What [laughter]? Yeah, I am. I'm dropping. Well, I have been losing it. No, it's good it's. Good. Why because he's for former [laughter]? Never it's, not. I know he's like weird [laughter]. I know he's cool he's really cool. No now I'm going for now. So I got it. I want guy. Yeah, that's not right. And you wrote your not serious about it be serious about it'll either. What. Unless you speak to her about it first. Oh. be serious to what to not go through. Not to knock over him, but to make sure you like get it. Okay. Right right. I know, isn't that not? So like how I don't have that contacted me. I know, but you really should because I I under estimated it also. I know it's not. I'm, not gonna see [laughter], not right now you give me back the advice. I I'm not gonna see until March anyway, when we when I go my debits performing in Boston. I took set. This is really getting around it's. I'm going to Florida. Good. I know, you're excited. Yeah. Let's. See stuff. With these strange people. Huh. Strange. Yeah, funny. Huh. Weird. Philosophy, freaks, if call you then it came up. Well, they're, right. What. [laughter]. I said, well, there she is right that's important thing. Yes, uh huh. Oh God, the Jewish thing I I don't know. . I I get dissolution with the community. Oh. no. Like they plan all these activities, but I don't know who they're planning them for people. Don't come that was another depressing thing like Friday night. . . I was sitting around. Hello afterwards and I was sitting in a room in the lounge with people. . Can I be like, huh? And I didn't like the people, you know, and then there's an owner. It, they are you sure you didn't like them or are you sure that it's been like it for them because that's. [laughter]. Sure. What I say to myself also and I know that like for me? It's, not that way. You don't like the people or you say you. Don't like them, but you really do. It's more like I'm, not. I don't get it. I really do, but I just don't. I didn't give a chance necessarily. Huh. There must be some some some good people there. . Of course, there are there would be a for the year. You know what I mean. Hello, . That's, right. So what's happening with Toyota summer. Huh. No way I'm totally area. Let's. See here. I'm totally alienated from it because they're all like a latest. I wish we could do something together. Why don't we why don't we get it together at least or something? What you want to do? I I wanna go to a girl, huh. Are you gonna do are you gonna be a and Rachel? Oh. no, my sister might go and Miss , never asked me. Right. We just not old enough. [laughter]. I'm older than Rachel. I know. Okay. 4110, [laughter]. Not. Alright, time's gonna like they're gonna give a one they're gonna give a one minute warning in a few. Oh huh. And we're both gonna like what. You were on my letter. So now you can't do it because it's G plan. I was laughing. So much at your like intellectual like talk about about college or you know, and how you're saying I mean, like what really what. What does Western culture really mean anyway, they're, like what is Western civilization? . I don't. I don't understand how all these concepts. I still have this. I mean, like you know, Janice like I had one those discussions like, yeah, you know, I'm not like, very smart or whatever kinda things. Whatever. And she's like, well, Lisa, you seem pretty like intelligent too much more than half of people here. I was like I don't understand. I don't know things you know, I was like like what really is like what's marked him and capitalism. What are what are these? What really is it? And she's like, yeah, you know, I don't remember things either, but I I have I can understand new concepts. Bye. That's. What you could be or saying whatever it's just fine? I'm. Glad the term. So yeah. I feel just feel like I I just fool everyone it's funny. You don't have anyone to fool. So, I'm thinking that way. It's. So silly. So, so. If you're. Thinking with people. [laughter]. Okay. I'll kind. I want you to be happy. So do I. I wanna talk about me anymore. Alright. That'll be. I always avoid talking about myself because if. Okay, first of all you have. I mean, not this is the same thing for me. Whatever. But you do have all your friends here. . Okay, and we love you and we Miss you and you're an amazing person and don't doubt yourself because of it because I know that that I have like I doubt like tell me if it applies. So much and I missed the way I am with everyone. You know what it means something. Right. I totally understand. We really are going through very similar things like the feeling is like wait that that like do I have personally feeling. Yeah, bye. You're like no, I know I have one now, huh. It was so nice. That so many people came last night, but like it's still still felt like like, because I know I feel. . You have friends. You do and they love you and they think you're amazing and like. Of course, I do but like doesn't, you know what it means. You're you're being too critical. You're being like to like try like take. . What's been? So hard. Try to be more lax about it. You know, and just and and take a step back and if you feel more independent about yourself and more like you can handle things on your own right, but you have to build that up. [laughter]. So. I don't know how to do that. Especially since I like. Like you're a person and there's things that you wanna do it. Dependent dependent on you know. You're depending on them for emotionally. Everything that but still you are your own person like you can go off by yourself for few hours. Instead of. You can go right in your journal. [laughter]. You can go to this. You can go to that and you don't have to have someone with you. Missing something. Well. Either I'm missing something or like. You're, not missing something. [laughter], but that's the thing like by. Because you're doing something else that makes you happy you. Don't. Have to always be with the group and people are gonna like bond and like be friends and leave you out forever. You know, like you'll end up. I hate that I can't see you know what I mean like and then I find myself like comparing you know, I I can't. . Do it anymore? Can't. It's Justice. You can't because people do like you and you have friends and like you don't have to like always wonder what the other people are doing it. . I mean of course, I I've done, you know, I mean like I don't. It has to be something either. I don't know. You can do it, you have to just take a little. S. So you have a little more removed like don't don't get to you know, worked up. [laughter]. . . And that's, the problem. Because it's not worth it. It's, not. . Hello. I know, it's not. I just don't know how to start like I don't know doing. I understand totally like every little thing that I do like that that that is talking to someone. Thanks. Bye. I like or whatever like I'm. So happy you know, and I make the and like you know, I I calculate everything or whatever you know, and it's off. . That's. Everything I just missed anything that maybe should make me you know, like I said, oh. that was just you know where that was. But they're, not all just whatever because things build up. You know. And I don't feel holding happened. It's. Just not doesn't feel like it is because I'm afraid to let go or something. Of what. I don't know. I don't know. Whatever like actually like whatever you're going through if I'm going through it like 10 times you know. Why. Why did she like you're going through 10 times worse? I don't know because I've had like fit like really bad like [laughter], you know what I mean. Are you still close with Daniel? Yeah. Okay. And like she goes off all because she's with me like kinda, you know what I mean like I'm hysterical, Anna it's, not like it's an a like like once in a blue Moon think, it's like no, I mean, like every day, it's like something else. . . Well, can you do that? Don't know, I'm eight days ago.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Huh oh. yes, used to more than I do now. Oh. great, yeah, I I used to camp pardon. I used to can't more than I do now. That's about the same here used to go off my parents. You did. It was yeah, how many years ago? And like when I was 78 I'm over I'm over 21. Now it doesn't count anymore, but but I used to go out you know, 7810 that range. Oh yeah. Right. We have all the little fold out campers with a hard rule that you'd like crank up. Uh huh. Yeah, yeah, but pretty convenient better sleep on the ground. Pain in the butt to put up. Well, it was convenient, but it took you like to hours to put it up. It was like the worst designed hardtop camper ever. Oh. I really. He had to crank to top up with this big crank and had to pull the ends out and break them up and put in the hard side panels had fit him in just right. And lock into place and we got the whole thing together had to lower the roof down like six inches to lock everything in it. I guess, they're a lot easier. Usually failed. Now than they used to be. Oh. they have to be, they have to be. [laughter]. Well, I don't. I don't can't near as much as we used to, we used to like all the time. Uh, we we all scanned everything we used to all the like all the time and my parents had a cabin at the Lake, but we don't go much anymore and if we go, we like to check into the wall. Call to. To hotel [laughter]. Oh. well, that's cheating. Oh. that's. Just like a week away. Kind of it's much more comfortable. [laughter]. [laughter]. I imagine [laughter]. Oh. to that was nice to getaway from the house. You know. And when you go where'd, you go to like up there to like Michigan. Oh. there's, a little Lake called sand Lake. Just off in the middle of the forest somewhere. Really. And they decide to put a National campground up there. So tech with it. Really how far you from traverse city. It's. Um, about an hour half. Oh yeah, my husband used to do a lot of work up there in that area. Yes. Traverse city. He loved it there. Oh. Trevor city getting quite big. Yeah, it's it's. Well, it just the last four years. It's really gotten for five years. I guess since we've been up there and the last time we were up there. It was really really big and getting busy busy. Yeah, they're building. All sorts of new malls and airports and this room. Yeah, yeah, we were down in Indianapolis for awhile. Oh boy, you guys been all over. You know, we don't do much camping down there though. You guys been all over [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, my husband. He's been in Miami and now he's in . Now, I'm here in Dallas getting ready to down to Houston and he's in Houston, right now. Oh. she's. So yeah, yeah, we move around periodically about every two years seems like I. Well, at least keep things. Interesting. Yeah, it. You came out. All the different camp ground. All over the place. Really yeah, there are there. There's a lot of places to camp there's little lakes here in Texas. You know, a lot a lot of lakes here in Texas. Don't know, much about Texas. Yeah, you know. Well, the the lakes here a lot of places like we live in Oklahoma for a while that's. What we're from actually and if you went to like it was busy? I mean, so busy, you know, you couldn't really scary because the water would be all chopped up because there's. So many. Boats on the water and and uh, but here nobody uses the lakes. Okay. No, I don't know why if there's just so many lakes and then you know that there's the people are spread out or what. But there's just Harley anybody at the like when you go to Lake. So it's nice and you know, you have a lot of room. You're, not real crowded and. Find your own private Lake almost. Yeah, yeah, really. Yeah, you can go out and see and stuff where you can Cam. There's, not necessarily someone just write you know, next to you. Yeah. You know, so close that you can't talk without them hearing your every word. Yeah, I've been in those campgrounds before each each areas like five feet wide. Yes, yes. You know. [laughter]. Yeah, and you said that'll, Larry and then well by the time you leave you know, you know, everybody it's camped around you because you're all living right there together. Yep. Yeah, yep, that's. It like a communal campground almost. Yeah, right, right, but anyway, it's pretty nice down here. It's nice enough to camp at on here. Is it that warm up there? Um, I'm. All the way up I'm like almost right on the border to Canada. You know in Houghton. And so it's pretty cold. It's still a bit cold up here. Yeah, I wouldn't it. Wouldn't be if not, you wouldn't freeze to death. We need lots of blankets to keep warm. The way it is right now. Really well. It's really nice here. You probably would just have to have I mean, you could sleep in a sleeping bag and probably not even keep it zip. You know at night, it's it's. How would they call? Nice. Well, it was like 88 today. You know. That's a lot warmer than it's here. It's probably probably out 60 up here. Is, yeah, it's in fact, right now. It's, probably about 75 outside right now. Oh great. You know, it's not it's real nice warm also. I don't know, it's nice. But were having tornado we're under tornado warning, right now. Oh yeah, it's. And yeah, they they've been coming on you guys don't. Jesus. Have tornadoes up there yet. Once every few years they get around to sending a one up here, but that's about it. Yeah. And we have so many here. Yeah, I mean, they're just like all the time. [laughter]. Oh great. So, but we're under tornado watch, right now. So. They have all like St. Campground and stuff down there. They do, yeah, they do. They have a. And they usually have like all kinds of you know, facilities like electrical you know, and and all that kinda stuff. Oh. that's cheating though. Yeah, but you know, if you have kids and stuff. It sure makes it a lot more convenient. Well, I I like can't grounds more. They don't have really any electrical anything, but they do have like the the mater toilets. Toilets and showers, not even showers huh. Yeah, well, not even for shower. We didn't. We didn't care about showers. You go down to the Lake and swim and that's. The. Good enough. You know, we usually didn't go for more than you know, 34 days at a time. Yeah, we used to go for like. So.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Click the. That's scary that voice. It's very strange thing. So are we supposed to talk about something in particular? No. Oh. Actually my dad told me what it was the study was. Oh. well, maybe shouldn't. Tell me that might bring the city. Oh. no, it doesn't it's. Oh okay. Just they just wanna get samples of. Um, speech for like speech recognition. Oh. like different versions of the country. So they want the reason that. Yeah, well, just like that's, why I think they did it like they want you to make a long distance call inside the United States to somebody else who speaks American English. . So that they get like lots of samples. Huh. Also they're, gonna think my samples like Seattle like the West coast [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I think they don't they can't. They don't expect that everywhere you call is like you know, the person is gonna be from that place. I selected. That's true. Okay, so tell me what's been going on with you. And. Well, nothing much life kind of bill. I have an exam on Friday and exam 1. Goodbye. When Tuesday an exam on Wednesday? Are all stayed up. No. Oh. [laughter]. Huh. Just change. I don't know, but I've been studying somewhat, but I mean, I don't know, I'm, not too worried. My one class is already done. Well, two classes are done. That's. Good cold. So one class. Um, was my three dimensional designed class and that like we don't even have a project in that. Huh. What did you did sign? Huh. Would you design? Well, first we made stuff with paper and then we made stuff was sick. Huh. But it's actually harder than itself. Okay, I'll get a review on that one, huh. Yeah, you got to see the stuff. It's really neat. Like I made a spare like first to make the first thing we have to do for the paper 1. He says just make a square and we have to do everything has to be out of make A Q I mean, everything has to be out of one sheet of paper. Yeah. Yeah, you could do. We do that like an elementary school like make those Spears and make those like pyramids and stuff. Let's. See. Yeah, except it actually was hard like we had to, we got kinda complicated and then, um, and then a. Oh. It's, probably a fancy square. Yeah, then well, the square, wasn't , but like the things we did you know, we were of course, he did like some really funky. Yeah. Cool stuff. It makes all feel like idiots, but. Well, let's. See, he's had a little more practice. Yeah. And then the sticks. Oh man, they were paying. Yes, they kept falling apart and ship. They were like these little dials like little tiny ones and we had to make shit out of them and. Yeah. That was such a pain in the ass. I knocked okay, I like first I start off doing this thing and it became this really ugly looking brought house and this one girl was like totally laughing at me. I was like shut up. Did I. And so then I started making something else and I worked like two weeks on it and it just wasn't turning out the way I wanted it to. So then I started doing something different to it and I knocked it off the table and it broke. Huh. No, no huh. Huh. I was like this is not. Not your class. So then I figured out something else to do. So I actually made things a couple like things, but. That's cool. But then I but Dana worried because she had strep throat. So she messed like two weeks, o'clock and this he said because I was all like, how to help you. Oh. no. Great. You know, the first thing I asked, I usually don't ask questions like that, but in our class I'm like how you great. But yes. And he's like, well, he's like if you come everyday and you work you gotta pay. That's cool. So I'm like. Alright, well I have to be and so I mean, I I I would hope that you know, I put enough effort that maybe he would give me a little higher. Think, it'll be. Where. Where do where classes where those blue temporaries? Yeah, temporary it's been there for like three years [laughter]. Well, yeah, permanent temporaries. Yeah, that's. What he said? It's like it's. So hot in the building have you ever been in it. Yeah, it's kind of cool. It's like a Sana. But it doesn't look like as much ventilation. It's, Anna. It's Sean. It really it. Is horrible. He said you can't come in it, huh. It was fits in [laughter]. Yeah, totally whatever, but he said you can't even go in there in the summertime like. . Drag. No 1. Can work in there in the summertime because it's. So bad. Or do they work. I don't know. I guess they have more room because there's not student. . So I just can use the professors. That's. Can use the student studio spaces like Myers says I don't know what the hell they did, but he like over the summer he just works in his studio out in chestnut. That's true. School. Hill. Huh, very C. Yeah, well, actually he doesn't have any money, but they rent him and his wife he's like 52 years old he's, renting. . Really. I hope I own a house. I'm 52 years old. Yeah, there's a lot of people out in Seattle that runs like forever, just because it hasn't it's show expensive. Bye. Huh. I thought was cheap in Seattle. Well, not houses. Oh. Like housing is okay. You can find something rent, but it's, I don't know like houses are like these little tiny little fault box houses you know, for like a $50,000 or more. Huh huh. Wow. Oh. wow. Is insane like well, it's. No wonder, yeah, I don't know, it's kind of weird. So, um, did you get my email today? Wow. Oh. No, I haven't checked today. I'll, check it because I I sent you. Um, my mom got them in the mail from a friend of hers. Got from her daughter, but anyway, the. is there a bunch of life book. . Cool. They make fun of like everyone. Yeah, it just basically shows all opened on these codes. It's very hilarious [laughter]. Cool. Guess what I'm going to a wedding on Saturday. Who's reading? Tricia Reinhardt. No, Hey, wow. Yeah. Yeah. Are you very excited? Are driving or what. Yeah, kinda. Yeah, we're driving with Alice and high he's gonna go visit Ellen. Cool. So which is nice because we get to split the car cost for ways. Yeah. Even though, it's gonna be pretty cheap anyway, like I said. Yeah, you guys gonna spend the night on Saturday. Friday and Saturday. Cause mic, won't drive up on Saturday morning. . Which is fine. I mean. You have class on Friday. Well, I have an exam at 8301030 like taking a whole day off. Mike want to leave it like nine o'clock in the morning, but that's, not happening. Yeah, like, hello, and huh. And Brian, Brian he'll. Take half day and he's gonna take a half day and so we'll leave like between noon and one or something. That's good enough. Yeah, but but like the wedding is not till 530. So I don't know how we're gonna do all day Saturday. Well, where is it being held? At her Church. In. Marysville. Ohio. With the next biggest town next Maryville. Columbus. Well, you can hang on Columbus for today. Yeah, maybe we'll. I mean. Hang out with Heidi and Ellen. Yeah, I mean, it's, just a day. You can entertain yourself. Yeah, I know, it's just like I mean, we could have left like early Saturday morning, huh. Columbus is the Captain. But so she's getting married. That's very exciting. I called she's registered at service merchandise. That's practical. So I called up today and the woman like what your price range and I said I know between $3,040 and so she's told me all these things and nothing appealed to me. . So then she said, well, she's more things that are cheaper or more expensive. I was like, well, tell me something cheaper stuff. Just go with . And so she like ordered wine glasses. She wanted two sets of wine glasses. That are $14 each. So I just got both since I figured. Well, I was gonna spend $34 anyway since me, Brian. Are splitting. It. Yeah. So then they'll send it like straight to her house and stuff, which is nice. Yeah. That's nice. But yeah, it was just like wanna they had power tools on their list. That's C you know, that's a good idea. . I don't know. I mean, it sounds kinda weird as a wedding gift, but that way you get like a slightly nicer powerful than you might buy it and it's awful. Nice to have them. [laughter]. I guess so. You know, it's not like they go bad. Yeah, but they're moving, I see the thing is like I would think they would think about getting stuff. So they can travel lights being that. He's in there for us and I'll be moving. Yeah, well, maybe so they'll leave. All over the place. All the nice stuff with her parents. Maybe I don't know. You know, I mean. Yeah, but we'll see like. Wow. Yeah, that's, right, sir. They wouldn't be able to be like together. Well, [laughter]. Is that gonna be an issue? He right now. He's he's, graduated. But he's working. He hasn't. He doesn't go to flight school until like this summer or something. Huh. So, he's working in,. At the at the air force Roxie in,. My any of Ohio. Huh. And so she's, not graduating till March. So for the first four months of their marriage they're, not gonna be living in the same city. Huh. Now my personal question is then why not just wait till March. Well, yeah, you've waited. This long. But you know what can I say. Maybe she wanted a Christmas wedding. I think she did and God forbid you wait like the extra, you know, not. Oh. she really wants questions letting you know whatever. Yeah, [laughter]. But so they didn't married walkie stuff. Wow, that is lacking stuff be still like in Ohio huh. I said I'll take care of her wedding. . Oh. so it looks like. It's really trendy. Really. Well, it's straight and it's long as like be it all down. One side. Wow. It's like pretty neat looking, but it's like weird like. It's not address. You'd think Patricia. Would want for her wedding. Huh. And she's kind of short for it. However. I mean, I don't know what I mean, obviously haven't seen her. And you know, models are really tall anyway, but I don't know. Right. I always think like dresses like that. You gotta be tall to pull it off. Yeah, oh. you'll find out if she's on three inch Hills. But well see. She probably is cause Mike is like six foot 10. Yeah, so, uh, yeah. 6. Damn. So they're getting married big deal. Yep. Oh. no, well, you're getting married. Oh yeah, I know. So have you guys set a date? No, we did. And then we like bad. All those plans and we're gonna do something else. I guess. . And Ah, yeah huh. [laughter]. You're gonna look. There's. So many like issues. Next week. Just follow. You guys are just gonna go down to city Hall and Seattle. Okay. And get married. Yes, [laughter]. You're, not gonna fit. Yeah, I mean, I wanna have a wedding with family there, but I'll becoming very close to just mom has all these issues. Huh. And. . Is she gonna convert? Before the wedding know that like my mom really upset. Before the wedding. Okay. Well he needs a year to convert. Well, yeah, and she's like she's like. . I'm like what like. . You're taking this personally, like this is like a personal like like this personally, you're upset. Huh. You like, yeah, it exactly like it has anything to do with you. Like has anything to do with her. [laughter]. It's like hello, you're, not the 1. Marry him you're not the one living with them back off. [laughter]. You know. Yeah. Actually, good like, goddamn I mean, if you want all these different. She keeps like bringing up these things. . I'm like no, no, no, no, I just already said no to that. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. I mean, well, well, I'm thinking you get married, you have it the way you want it. Huh. [laughter]. You know, you have your own stinking wedding. Thank you right. So then we're gonna have it out here and I think we're gonna have it back in Iowa. Huh. Well, his family is mostly there too, huh. Well, that's, the thing is just feel like you called us and told his mom his mom's cry and like, oh my God, we've, always crying. Mother. She's crying. Yeah, she's really upset because like now the would be able to go if we had it out here. I can understand that. Yeah, but oh God. But like my dad like whatever, you guys wanna do you know, Peters does like you know, I understand but whatever you guys want to do. Well, that's. Just like you know, many really have very little interest in wedding. Yeah, and the miles lately. You have to do what we want. If dad's like gotta city Hall take couple witnesses with you. And take like a big trip together, huh. Together. [laughter]. But um, are they your data help pay or you guys? No. Are doing everything yourself. Bye that'll help pay it's. [laughter]. No [laughter]. Looks like my mom's not controlling the purse. Strings. Huh. See how that works. Yeah, [laughter]. Well. Because my mom sent me a budget right before Thanksgiving right. Like everything she's scooped out like $10,000 and I told her I did not want that was funny like hello. . Oh my gosh. 20. Hello, hello. Owner. And she just like expects my dad to pay for it. And. $10,000. Like this. No, she just expect him to do whatever. And you know, it's like, yeah, I see. . Get a clue in reality. $10,000 to get married $10,000 for one freaking day. Well, that's, the thing is I mean a lot of people say it takes like $10,000 to get married I'm. Like, well, not my wedding. Huh. Okay. I know, I'm Trisha. Reinhardt is not spending $10,000 on our wedding. Oh. yes, but. She's getting married in her Church. See that that cuts. Right. I mean, it does. How many people she having? And she. I don't know, but I'm. Sure, she's having a lot of people, but I'm. Sure, she's, not spending $10,000 because her parent cannot afford that. Right. I mean, that's, the thing. I mean, like I know her parent. Can afford that. Alright, I'm like hello, Nancy. Well, you know where you you guys should get married at Peter's house. See, I've been booking for that. . And Peter kind of doesn't wanna do it. Oh. I really. I'm gonna get married on the form, which is really too bad. Because. Cause. I think that would be. So cool. Hey, great have like a big like like like potluck [laughter], apartment 2. And you could have like a. Sorry huh. Yeah, exactly like a huge. I totally individualizing. This with her [laughter]. Like barefoot barbecue I'm like all into this. Checkered cable calls. Oh yeah. Oh. that would be. So fun. Oh. but yeah, Peter, kind of like a little like classier like you know, drinking bands and things you know. Oh. well, [laughter], the classic farm boy [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, I don't know. I don't think I man that'd be. So cool. And G huh. [laughter]. Yeah, no, yeah, so. I always say I wanna get married. My backyard and then Brian month says things like you know, I really don't like outdoor weddings. I don't like home weddings. You know like, huh. Oh gosh, [laughter]. That's why I have a daughter, huh. Exactly [laughter]. See on the other hand like Peter sister, didn't really. Have like a like a like a big wedding like at all like she and her husband just to walk myself down the L and it's very very simple and that was it and then the reception was just all their the librarian friends like break stuff for them and I'll. Huh. Huh. Great. Huh. The library. Huh. Hold the reception like in the basement of Church. So it's very very, very simple. Huh. You kind of like we need something a little easier. . Yeah. You know what I mean kind of feel like she wanted like a bigger waiting for her daughter. It looks like. My daughter's like no. Her daughter, huh. Yeah, she's like this is what I want. It's very simple. Saving I'm ready. So I mean, that's the thing and the thing is if I go with like this like you know, if I tell me that this is what I want you know, this is the the budgets this is how much each piece is gonna be you know, and? Huh. . She'll be like okay. You know, Peter and I will pay for some of it and I'm gonna get my mother to pay for some of it and you know. . Yeah, I'll think, that's. All right. Yeah, I mean, and I think you know in the end, he's perfectly willing to pay for the majority of it, but he doesn't wanna feel like it's. My mother yet. Again sticking my father with the bill you the name and just seems to be your life goal. Right [laughter]. It's, the politics. Is to get like get more money out of her it's like you know, I don't need to be a part of that. All right. . I mean, one thing. I guess my cousins are lucky about is that they're boys. So that at least they're weddings, they will not have to deal with their mother and father Pickering over like money. God knows, what's gonna happen. When they go to college? [laughter]. Yeah. I mean, for a while she decided she want to send them to private school that was fun. Right. Because my uncle's like this is stupid. Why should we send them to private school? Like private location stuff, huh. Yeah. You know, my uncle's like now and my like, yes, we should this is horrible. You know, I mean like you're driving your children, you know, and it's like, yeah, but it becomes a thing like, well, you're, just depriving your child and I'm the one who's being good. You wanna pay for it. Does he live with him? But then. They live, they live three days a week at his place and three days a week at her place. I don't have they do with the extra day. Like it's, you know, whatever traded off [laughter]. Right away. That's kind of bad. I think like how are they like how are they dealing with that. I think it is too it's very weird. I don't know my cousin Daniel is fine. My cousin David's. Not. Is David, the older, the younger. Younger. They sent Daniel the therapy. They did not send David because I said he was too young. What does he noticed right? Except of course, yeah, he was like only like two or three when they got divorced, but he's had to deal with. So much shipped from them since then you know what I mean like he still has to deal with. Yeah. So much stuff like my account. My uncle is like an idiot. My account is my ex on is a complete bitch. I mean, it's like really it's such a shame for him because like when he was gonna marry Jean, my now, right. Right. And they have a baby right. Yeah, he said to Eugene that he didn't want her to marry. Gene. He didn't want him to Eugene. Mary Jean, because he was afraid he would never go to see his mother again. . Now what the hell is Carol telling him that he thinks that that he's saying stuff like. Right, right. Carol was totally against the baby. Um, was like was came over to pick them up and came in a house, which I don't think this letter in the house, but and and Gabriel was crying and she has she's fussing again, he's such a fuzzy baby, which is not true Gabriel's actually pretty quite baby baby's baby's. . Go, you know, like. Huh. So she was just pushing you know, and and like gene was gonna take him. She took me out to T for my birthday and she's gonna bring Daniel David and of course, Daniel, you know, he's 14. So he had to hang out with his friend because he's in high school now and whatever, but David, wanted to go and he was like he thought it would be actually he thought it was gonna be really cool because it would be like kind of this fancy place. Right, right. Yeah, I'm. Oh. And you know whatever. You'll be kind of grown up and. Yeah, and and he goes to his mother's and he comes back and he says I don't wanna go it's gonna be boring and anyway, I have to go to mom's on Friday, which is like he goes Friday night to Eugene house. Okay. So he had to go to his mother's and then go to Eugene house. He's like I have to go to mom's on Friday after school. Yeah. I mean, it's such a shame like I don't know what else is saying him and Eugene is just an idiot. Eugene. . Does not like never was close with David as he was with Daniel Angie is always like like I said that to Jenny and she was just like, well, Daniel is she's like well, she does. Oh. He does more with with David now than he ever did then then he then he does with Daniel now. I'm like that's because Daniels, older and he's like not around as much because he's out with his friend. Right. I'm like he took Daniel to Disney world. He and I was like, yes, he did a lot of stuff because Daniel was older, but on the other hand he never did anything to compensate for the fact that he's doing business Daniel doing stuff with Daniel. . You know, he never did anything to compensate to David. Right. Okay, you can't take a, um, but spend a whole day at the Park with them. Exactly and the thing is the 1. Nice thing about Carol is I think she totally recognized that like when Daniel went to with Eugene. Cause you've had to go to Conference. Right. That's. Why he couldn't pick David because David was too little to like sit quietly for the day when the comp? Right. So, Carol took him to David to Dutch wonderland, which is like you know, for little kids and I'm like Eugene should have done that you know, Eugene should have come back and taken David touch wonderland and like it's always been obvious and David hits. Right. Right. Right. . Eugene. All the time and it's always like kind of mean to him. Huh. And you just kinda wines and does data I my dad because you know that he sounds exactly the way he did when I used to him. We were little kids stopping Andy. Really. Because he doesn't he goes to days like stops David and it's like his father. Huh. So I just for David. I still feel bad for him. He's such a nice kid. He's really bright. And he's just like I think the reason that like I see, I try to tell stuff to Jeannie because I'm like hoping that she might catch on. And try and do something in the situation. Right. Like I'm like you can't be mad. G it's. Not her fault. I'm, like I know, but she's, she's closer to the situation than anybody else and maybe she could do something you know, and like I said to Jeannie, I think David is really affected badly by what goes on between his parents more than Daniel is because David's really a lot more sensitive than Daniel is and she goes Daniel is becoming a very sensitive young, man above a don't break I'm, not talking about like sensitive like I'm a sensitive guy. Right. That's. The. . You know, I'm talking about David is very sensitive to like his parents emotions and it really like he he notices them or and cares about them a lot more. Right. Yeah, it's not like you're you're trying to say that Daniels, an insensitive brute, huh. I know I mean he's 14. Okay. What you do it? You know what I mean. I'm just like. Okay, like you're. So useless sometimes. I mean, what I mean. I'm. Just like the work for David, like see Daniels, always has real sense of humor about his mother's neuroses like even like I remember once at, um, we went over there for Annika and where like standing around waiting and waiting for dinner waiting for dinner waiting for dinner. Huh. Yeah. And Daniel is just like a Daniel like six years old. He says like it has more tips it's gonna be awhile. You know, I don't know what the hell. Yeah, that's. He's doing like A I guess he didn't say help and but David is really sensitive. I mean, yeah. Like he totally prize to protect his mother's feelings. He totally like try to watch out for her and stuff. Well, it's like she's been very attentive to him. Yeah. So, he's gonna click on to her and that's the way it is. But it's like it's such a like an so he's totally vulnerable to her craziness when she says crazy things to him. . He totally it. Just like he listen to what she says because he's. So worried about her feelings getting hurt, which I mean, I'm. Sure, she like huge bill trips on them. Yeah, it's. It's such a shame. Just a bad. See it's just a bad scene. So I don't know I should feel like they should have just picked one parent. You know. Well, yeah, I mean, they're pros and cons to both ways, but in that case, I mean, I think they need a stronger father to be honest, but you know, it's kinda hard change personally, but to change subject. [laughter]. . Yeah, he needs to. Yeah. Oh yeah. My brother's staying at U S E. Oh. yes, what brought on this. Yeah. Well, I don't know. I can remember. I told you this or not because you're thinking about leaving right talk about dropping out of school together. Right. I know that. You want to be a race car driver or blah, blah. Oh. I oh. no, I didn't hear that. A race car driver. Yeah, this is like school now, huh. [laughter]. Anyway, [laughter]. Well, I mean, okay, this is how I feel if you want to be a race car driver. That's, great. To fall back plan. Okay, then do something that you know, I mean, it'll be a good idea to go somewhere and get your va. [laughter]. Just because it's a good idea to have that. Bachelor's, but if you really don't wanna use your V A transfer back to Iowa, get it there where it's a hell of a lot cheaper and start looking into like spending somewhere on the race circuit is he doing that. Right. No, you know, he he was talking about. . I don't really know what I want to do. And this and that you know, and he still interest in Pretoria I'm like I went and got him, you know, names and emails of people to contact people who are in the field people who are now. You. I got. Huh. Photographers, who perfect. Will you like talk to him? Huh. And to be honest, I don't think he ever contacted them. Right. You know, it's kind of like. [laughter]. Hello, it's, kinda hard to feel. Sorry for all the time that you feel like you're not going anywhere. You're, not doing anything for yourself. Right. So A B he said he wants A U S C but the big problem with that was that dad got a new job to tell you that. Okay. Huh. Right. Yeah, you did. Okay, so he loves his new job loves. That's cool. His new job. The happiest I've heard him about this job in a long time which cool. That's. Good. Yes, so really loves new job, huh. Actually, had Thanksgiving in the day after off [laughter]. Oh nice. Yes, it's very nice. So we did that and he has a little spot like a little hot tub early Billy jet spot thing. . Just. So you'd like sitting there at night and like drink campaign. Oh. well, excuse me. That was pretty nice [laughter]. I could dig that anyway. So that left you S P which means that since he's not working there. For . Ken . There's. No more USC sponsor tuition remission. Right. Which means there's an extra like some 10000 or something dollar gap every year that somebody has come up the funds. Right. You know, it's like that's, not really having a heart to heart with that. Huh. . You know, you just expect that to come up with money and part of this field by mom who just you know. Oh. Assumes that that should fun. Yes. Whatever just want to do. And. . I and so, uh, you know his actress assumes that dad will give him whatever he gave me for college. . Right. Well. I mean, I actually discuss it with my father funding. You work with you worked on your dad. You know. I mean, I remember you working on your dad, even senior year you're like I had to call and get some more money. Right. And but I like, I I put time into the relationship. Right. You know, I would call him. I would write him letters. Let him know what I was doing. I work my butt off. You know, all every summer all through school. You know, and all the money. Right. I had that I could contribute. I could. I contributed in fact, does have a work study job and he does work during the summer, but I don't think is necessary. Don't. Saving all this money for the summer for school and. Huh. Let's. Like they had another settlement with my dad and he used that money to buy a car, huh. See. Huh. Like a few years ago. Okay. Like right before you went to college it's like okay, let's. See let's, look at our priorities here. Huh. Yeah, really he's. You know, any like doesn't. Yeah, sex. Yeah, there's like a lot of family members that are getting really set up with my brother and I really can't blame them because he's. . Really. Huh. I mean, it's always been very obnoxious. But. [laughter]. He just beginning to be more more a selfish Creek. Just going over the line, huh. And I mean the thing is he's matured. A bit in the last year. Huh huh huh. He sells a long way to go, but he just like assume, everything's gonna be handed to him and like nothing's, his fault and you know, you need to take no responsibility for anything. Right. When people are like hello, you almost 20? One . Should be able to pull up your own message. Your mother should not have to go up behind you. Right. You know, and she does he's like this little prodigal sent or something. . It's very strange. [laughter]. When has in them? In Chicago, a couple weeks ago from where I had interview at northwestern. Huh. Cool. All right, you told me that have it go. Yeah, and I think it was pretty well, it was very impressive school it's very expensive. For a. Well, my sister is applying to northwestern avenue, Chicago. Really that's. So maybe you'll be in call in med school, the same city. Cool Chicago. My sister's in college. Is like such a great town. Yeah, she liked. It's. I mean, it really is a great place to be. . . She definitely want to be in the city. Yeah, well I mean, northwestern, undergrad, actually in Evanston, which is a suburb, but it's, not like it's hard to get to Chicago from there. Yeah, it's real close though. Yeah, she looked at both. Cause my dad one of his former student teaches at northwestern and so Abby went like spring break last year and stayed with Beatrice and went and looked at northwestern and Chicago and looked around Chicago and you know, hang out. That's cool. So she's, good. I mean, neighborhood wife had pick Evanson over Chicago. Any day. Really. I mean, you shadow is really bad. Really okay. Yeah, Mina friends went there. But I don't know. It's, like you Chicago's like more serious. Academically. I think it has a reputation for being so anyway, so I don't know what you know what she's. Yeah. I mean, it can be a real stress cooker kind of school and I don't know if your sister's ended that or not. Yeah, yeah, I heard that. Well, she's, not affected by that. She wouldn't be affected by like other people stressing out like lunatic. I mean, it's, not to say Evanson. I mean, northwest it's, not a good school, but so I had a huge talk one night. Yeah. I'm. Sorry, [laughter]. Mom's friend, Kathy that we stay with or one a friend from college. [laughter]. And I just like we have to wait for 30 in the morning. Wow. Mom, did not know. We're up that way. It's, huge. Talk about like my mom and my dad and like, oh. it's, very opening [laughter]. Yeah, you get older and older. You talk to like your parents. Friends. Well, I don't know if you do, but I do because there's a lot. Yes. Huh. I don't know like wow, like so many things start to make sense. Huh. Yeah. And you know. Oh. . So that's, why they like that way. Wait wait. Oh. that's. Good. So I mean, it's good in that sense, but on the other hand you know, I don't know my . . Takes a mistake out of your parents, huh. Well, it's, I mean, that was lost along time ago. [laughter]. [laughter], they were very humid early on, but it kind of explain some behavior. [laughter]. So I don't really remember ever being together. Right. You know, and I'll remember them as them fighting. I'm fighting. So it's like, well, I wonder if there ever loved each other at 1. [laughter]. I mean, what the hell they get married. I mean, I'm, glad they did because I'm here, but. So I don't know, it's it's been a so that was kind of interesting like talking it's always interesting to hear especially people that you always assume are like a allies with your mother. Let me see that. Huh. [laughter]. . Huh. And to hear that they actually understand your father's. of view you're like wow. . Okay. Usually. So it was it was a good trip. Like on multiple levels, but hopefully I should hear from northwestern like the end of January. Yeah. Northwest . Cool. Have you heard from Washington yet or? Got a letter saying I'm in this competitive category. . They like just rank people. Huh. Like thank you. [laughter]. Thank you for long the agony. [laughter]. Oh. you're competitive. [laughter]. But we're, not gonna tell you if you got in yet. Yeah, well, thanks because like everything most people are. Okay. [laughter], what does that mean? Let me check it means. We'll talk to you later. Huh. My God, what. I. Mean, they didn't. Alright reject me, huh. Well, look ed got into to to you. It's good. Deb, I mean, as in state off the wedding list. So and I think that you are just a little bit longer candy. No, yeah huh. Um, one of brands attorney brothers and he like basically got like. Oh. So he's here. Now at school. Yeah, he's he's from he's from Seattle. So he, but he currently got like like really pretty load like a 17 or something. Huh. His freshman year. Day. Yeah, and although he did better in the subsequent years. Not you know, I mean that really fix up your whole. Yeah. GPA. Not just GPA but transcript in general and so, um, yeah, he had trouble getting intimate school and so he, um, but he finally look, he didn't even get into your job. Yeah. The first time he applied, which is kinda. Huh. You don't get in a state school. You kind of a problem and so he, um, he took a he took. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"What do you think? Okay. Okay. [laughter]. Bye. Well, this thing is going here from Milwaukee and any English speaking person from the States. [laughter]. Can speak to another English person speaking person in another country. And I was gonna give it to Judy and Chris, but I wanted to try it myself and any number of people can call you, but I can only make one call. Huh. Huh. Huh. I see. So anyway. So what university is doing that. This is the university of. A Pennsylvania collecting telephone conversations in American glitch as part of these studies you're offer free long distance. Oh okay. No phone calls anywhere in the world. Linguistics data consorts. You. Yeah. And I get $10 for doing it and Milwaukee achiever gets $2. Huh. All right. Because those are the she's, the initiator one of one of the people on our stand. Huh. Oh. so I was just next question was hard to find out about it for now. No, [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, it's really. Um, and, the other thing that can be done is a German person in the States calling a German person in the another country. And a Japanese person in the States calling a Japanese person in another country. So, they're doing all kinds of. . And the thing is I I really have to get to Judy and Chris quickly because they don't know how long the findings are gonna run. I see. And what they asked us is, um, where we were brought up and what kind of education we had that's it what's your name and. Huh. Huh. So what time is it. It is 1010. 11. Oh. it then only after 10. Cause we've gone back to daylight saving time. And you guys haven't. We always do it a month early. Huh. Yes, I know, but I didn't know what direction. Yeah. Oh. well, okay. Sorry. That's good were you already talked away. I was stuck to it. Oh. but you weren't sleeping yet. Well, that's. Okay, well I don't think I was I don't know, [laughter]. Oh. just about 0. No, I don't think. So huh huh. That's. Okay. Oh. so how are you doing? Oh I'm fine. I'm pretty good. Let's. See. Classes. Oh. the same. Huh. You know. And Halloween's coming and. Yeah, well, I was just said homecoming. This last week and. Oh. you did. Yeah. Over you gay. You though just like you're a twin or dressed like you know, whatever whatever day and. Oh. It's. So they're just you know. Oh. Yeah, they play the part right. Yeah. [laughter]. See. Well, I'm. Sure, you didn't receive my letter. I sent him. I sent some pictures of whole bunch of them. Okay. Helen got mine now, right. Yes, oh. that is so good. That I sent her. Okay. I mean. I think she got it from , but. Well she probably just,. . Maybe she put my return address on, but I can't figure out why they would've sent them. Yeah, because she said she knew she had her address on the roll. Huh. And on the inside text. So that kind of tells. I think they just messed up. Yeah. You know, it maybe for some reason and. Who knows? Huh huh. But they weren't lost. So. Yeah. Well the mail or was in Milwaukee for all kinds of meetings. Last week. And so he stayed overnight two nights here at the house. On this. Huh. And we're playing planning a a bus and I don't know, two vans to go to Minnesota. . I said in my letter we would pick you up at about 11. Okay, [laughter]. That way we could get to Minnesota by too [laughter]. [laughter]. Not saying which days, right. Okay. Huh. Well, you know, I don't know if you know about Lynn surgery. But the wedding. Yeah. You know, about her surgery. Oh. uh, yes, actually Alice. I called Alice. Because I hadn't heard from her and I was nervous. Huh. I called her and, um, then she. Told me about it and she said she was so happy. Yeah, so that's good. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know, Lynn told me herself. She said that when I left the day before the surgery, they said goodbye Dolly hello, Lynn. Oh. Wow. Oh anyway. Gosh. It sounded like it was good. So I'm glad for her. Well, I'm I'm gonna give Alice this information tonight. Um, do you would you rather not talk to other people with this? Um, recording. No that's. Fine. Okay, so I'm gonna I've given it to Vic and Judy. Um, but I haven't and I'm gonna talk to Alice later tonight. So, I'll, give it to her too. So in case she wants to make a call. And, um, oh in the in the envelope that I sent to you. Oh. there is your map. I'm returning it. Okay. And then there's a book called something about a . And it is really interesting. I never knew it had been written it's written by one of the German Notre Dame sisters who went to Doc how. No kidding. Every week. To take food and to take all kinds of messages. Oh. my God. And I think maybe she's still living anyway, the name is alien. . Attracted me and then when I read it, I thought she this is really interesting. So I thought you'd like to read it and if you wanna send it on somebody cleans, you know, that's fine, but it was really really interesting. Okay. I couldn't hardly believe it, huh. Huh. Well, I did finally send the package to them. What did you buy? Yeah, but I haven't heard from them. So I don't know. Huh. I presume it got there. Okay, and everything. Yeah, yeah. Well I haven't heard anything from Frank, whom I wrote too in Florida. I did hear from Betty. Who is the person in near green Bay Luxembourg? Who is married to A D clean a connected with the father? The clean and she's the one that gave me a lot of this information and I told her that now we found this Robert and Marie and we didn't know is connection. So I gave her his father's name and his grandfather's name and dates. And I said you know, if there's anyway, you can figure this out and so she said they were gonna have some kind of a reunion. With their immediate family and she would ask you know whether anyone new anything. So I haven't heard you know. And where is she from again? She's from Luxembourg. Huh. But she's, not negatively Adee clean it's. Her husband and he's connected with the father. The clean. Oh. I think. Either the father. Did cleans or Jack and maybe it's the same 1. I can't remember you know, the Jack Shu Shu person. Bye. Oh yeah huh. In the shoe place in green Bay it's either that Jack's family or it's the two fatherly cleans and I don't know which 1. . Huh. Well, I have greetings from a whole bunch of people when I went to a Chicago meeting. Oh. Home. Um, we're doing something called ma'am, North America major area. Yes, right. I think. Okay, so I went to the Chicago meeting instead of going to the Milwaukee meeting. Okay, bye. So Joanna from St. Allen's asked about you. Oh. no kidding. Yes. Yeah, oh my gosh. And sister, Anna Marie. Oh yeah, yes. Is she a classic? Ancestor, Claire. Classmate to . And Mister Margaret rose. Yes, first minute. And Charles, Marie from Alfonse. Charles Marie. I thought that's what she said. S N. But I'm, not sure. Okay, that I can't place immediately. I mean, I wasn't a Francis, but try to big Charles huh. She may have changed her name or something. Yeah, that could be that could be. Nice. Her. She just said all funds thought. Huh. Oh. well. We'll know what that is [laughter]. Huh. Yeah, she could certainly have changed her name and then this weekend, I saw sandy. Um, and she had talked about their meeting. This summer and I said, well, Joyce, wanted to make that. Huh. What, um, what did she happen to say or maybe you didn't think to ask her, but did they manage to get together before rosary died or? No, I think rosary died before. . I think. Died before I had asked someone else then. Oh. I don't know who I asked, but I'm quite sure it was before. Huh. Oh. okay. But she said they went out to Macklin. And they had a tutor and she said it was really in. . Huh. They have a thing going at a at the college there and it's. All about six to sister. Six toes. They opened this one room in the basement and there was something that looked like a casket and so they just named it sisters. Six tools. Oh. And so when the freshmen come, they tell him about sister six told them they better be good or she's gonna get after them. [laughter]. That crazy. Yeah, [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. Just one other rumor. We have to overcome [laughter]. Right, right. It's funny. Because one time. Bye. Um, I have several workers. I had last year several students from Concordia who came and worked and work work with students with me and so one day, I said what would you give me a tool and so they took me out and showed me you know, all the things that were different and all the things that were the same and we went over to the guest house. Bye. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. Huh. I'm way over on the Lake and they had like 40 or 50 boys in that one little place like four in a room and double books. Huh. Huh. You know, anyway, we were coming up to the door and I looked down at the mat and there it says S S N D. Smith. Huh. And I said, wow, and the voice said, well, we don't know what that is it's been there. Huh. A while we don't know what that means. And I said, well, I know what it means you know, it means school sister Notre Dame. Huh. Bye. And so then on our way out, he said you wanna take that with you. Bye. I said, no, I don't. Bye. I wanted to stay right here. Do you remember us? So it was kind of interesting. 40 boys. Yes, do you remember how big that building is? No, but I it. Well, small it is. Isn't that big? I know it it's awful. I can't River. I just saw one of the rooms and I mean, it was just body to body and bed to bed. I don't know how they can do it. Huh. They'd. Have to go to the library to study because it surely couldn't study. Huh. There. Anyway. That was the bedroom for visitors right of families of yeah. Yeah, forget. Right for guess. Huh. Huh. Oh gosh. That's huh. That is. Huh. So they have, I didn't know they had a. Residential. Oh yeah. Oh. [laughter]. They have changed all the dorm. I'm. In the high school in the candidate you're in the issued. No, not the initiate initiate. I think, they've kept like as a retreat center for couples, but um, the candidate you're and in the expiring sure. . Just. All the rooms have been converted. All the dorms have been converted to. I don't know maybe six rooms. But real walls, you know, and really complete. Huh. Yeah huh. And it's boys and girls. I think maybe certain wings are one sex or another. . I don't know for sure. But both floors. All and they have. I think, they've tripled their enrollment. Huh. Since they moved out there. No kidding. And they thought they were gonna lose. I E K. Isn't that something? Yeah, I know they thought they were gonna lose. Yeah. Oh. Yeah. So it's been a good number for you. For sure for sure. And today I just got home from. I don't know if you know it, but we're. We're in the middle of a big fund drive. As always we're running out of money. And, um, Vic is one of the people. Who's asking people for money? For. Yeah, he did tell me that when he called. To the. Yeah. Yeah, and, um, for the celebration, which is gonna be in March. . I guess for the ending of it. We're having a sister's. Okay. Choir seeing. And I just came back from practice at Elm Grove with sister Ann Selene sister. Insulin insulin dorms directing us. Yeah, oh. wow. Yeah, and we're doing about four songs from the Mount Mary him now. Huh. 0000, my gosh. Praise be to you. Oh Lord. And Regina, Shelly and we're doing of course, the Monica. So it wasn't really. . So I think we're having maybe four or five practices and then we're supposed to. So I think they're about maybe 30 of us. Anyone who wanted to could you know join the group. And I missed the first practice. So I thought, well, I'll make the second 1. Huh. Great. I sent a card to Victor. I think it just went out yesterday before anyway, I just got the id. I put mater meter victim. Clean and Nita put Maris Leo. How huge [laughter]? Huh. Oh. that is Darling. And I congratulated on both. Oh. that's nice. Cause I really think you know, that's all part of it. Yeah. Yes, and Liana is really. Uh. Huh. And I'm really having to put up with a lot. Yeah. I I went to the pier last week and they have this thing that they do once a year and I never even knew about it. Bye. Okay. To benefit both the East and the West Catholic schools of the pier and they call it a key night. . Huh. Um, if you pay a $00, you get a key and 400 people can buy keys and one of them will open a cabinet which gives them a car. [laughter]. So Lauren had paid a $00 and she always gave her key to Vic you know, never wanted to go. Huh. So Vicki said, well, if you wanna go and I said, oh. sure, and then I thought, well, wouldn't it be fun to ask Debbie? So I I called Debbie and asked her if she would be my date, I said maybe you think you don't know anybody, but I know less people you know. Okay. So we went and it was really interesting because Alan, Joanne were there and gonna and Joanne. And Larry. Um, not her brother. Larry. Anyway,. Every two minutes. Well, hello me, our hello, may you know, and Liana just rolled her eyes? [laughter]. You know. [laughter]. Thinking, oh. no, you know, not another 1. Huh. Big said he just, he never, he said he's, noticed how they listened to him now in the Council meetings. But. He said you know, before I used to express lab. Isn't that. Pity that nobody cared. Oh. You said. No, they really listened. Isn't that interesting? Because you're in a different position. You know, I never thought about that. So much, but he said, yeah, he said it makes a difference. Yeah. Yeah, and then he was talking to me about. Um, when he was at these meetings in Milwaukee with all the meters and village presence. Oh yeah. And he said on some things only the mayor's could vote. . And on this one thing they had a long discussion and you can kinda get the eyes of your alderman. You know, to see what they want about. Yep. He could not get their eyes to know what he should vote. So he just went and loaded you know, and the guys told him afterwards. The. Huh. Well, that's. What you have to do you know? So, um, and he seems to be doing really well with it. All do you know, he's. Is it. No young guy anymore. Nope. He's, 72. Yeah. So, um, but you know, he can do it for eight months. You know if it if it would be a couple of years. I think it would be maybe too hard. But he said I I really need a nap in the afternoon. I can't always get one [laughter]. Huh. Cool. So. Yeah, that's free pretty neat. Huh. That they did that. Yeah. And then I remembered that I had told you all that. This was gonna happen maybe you know if she was elected and I she was elected really clearly. Huh. Yeah. Like Tanya, she's a really good woman. Yeah, well, I know I was impressed with her at the ethics. The 50th or or is she spoke. Oh yeah, yeah, [laughter]. So, well, that night. Huh. You could tell other people really you know, we're responding to her. You know that wasn't just like some. Huh. You know, oh. well, somebody speaking. Huh. Yeah, gotta listen to this. Mary. Yeah, right. Yeah huh yeah. I think this Vickers got alot of wisdom too in himself. I don't know. I really do. We had a weekend. This weekend at the mother house and we were talking about wisdom figures in our lives. And I thought about him and I thought about you and I thought about Allen. You know, we are so lucky to have. All these wise people in our lives. You got any kind of,. Linking to coming years or don't. You wanna talk about it. Um, you mean the. Any other job offers. No, no. Huh. It's pretty well down home. Some will start happening. Maybe in January offers or things. Uh, you mean. Or what might be happening next year. Huh. Well, do you mean anything new or different? Yeah huh. You mean some other job. . Yeah, I don't expect anything different though. Then you know what is right now. I don't. Huh. I haven't heard of anything, new in the work. . Huh. How is the new principal doing? Well, he's he's. Okay, um, he seems to be sort of school and. Huh. Not really really friendly and, um, I don't know. Huh. I just, well, I just really missed dog. You know, I mean, I really used to him and he he also sometimes all of a sudden in the bulletin. Yeah. We just get this announcement. You know, tomorrow, the kids will from now on that's. It up and we haven't talked about it at all you know. On. Huh. It's just. You know that kind of thing. Doesn't, go over very well. Huh. Hi. Really from the top down, huh. Right. We had talked about it. Our faculty meeting. . Well, I guess last year we had decided to institute a whole house policy. You know. Huh. Because the kids are getting a little careless about wearing all sorts of stuff to school. Yeah. And then at the faculty meeting. Somebody said to him. Well, you know what about headbands and you know, as soon as you make a policy like that you know, it always goes to what else you know. I know. Huh. Or the length of scripts or something like that. And. Yeah, right, so he said, well, you know, it doesn't really matter. Uh, he said there. Aren't very many people with headbands. He said I think, they're only a couple. So he said I don't think we need to, um, you know, include that and then someone said. Huh. Oh. I'm, what about these baggy pants. I don't know if your kids where those, but you know, they. No, I don't. They let their pants hang. Oh. Way down you know, and so the pants are dragging on the floor, but you know, it's like also dropdown from their waist. Huh. Oh. And then he said, well, you can you know a ban. It from your own question. If you want, but I don't think, we'll make policy about it. Well, okay, so then that's all that went on at the faxing me anyway. . A week later announcement. The bulletin tomorrow. No husband's. No bag pens. Oh. My gosh. And our Union Rep Union representatives said that he told them that right after the fact you mean. Oh my. Well. Then why did it, huh. You know why don't. I mean, it's just you know, and you don't who likes to be surprised by that. Huh. You know, like it's bad enough. If the kids have to follow it, but then all of a sudden, we're hearing about it like that you know. [laughter]. Huh. Yeah, and some teachers read it right away and some don't and so then. Well, we do have the announcements over the bulletin over the TV. So everybody does here. Oh. I see. The morning announcements come over television. We have a broadcasting studio and every day they do the morning announcements. Oh. I see. I see. So it is. At least that's 1. Good thing. It is distributed to everybody. The same way. Huh. So. Huh. But never the less you know. Yeah. And there was something else that came in like that you know, just has like an announcement. Bye. . Oh. And then you never know I mean, that's one thing, but you never know when the next one is gonna come that's gonna be crazy and out in left field. That's, right. Yeah. Right and is it gonna be for us as a staff to you know. Yeah. Right. So you have served me already and that went okay and. You know, I don't there. Wasn't any problem with that, but. Huh. Did he observe one of your? Yes, sir. Well, he originally it said that he want was gonna come to that one of my intro to geometry classes. . Yes. And I told him I didn't want him to. . I said, I don't care if he told me later, but. No, no and,. Huh. . So he said fine, that wasn't a problem, but later on then he said to me. He acknowledged me after he hit the observation that he didn't realize that he was in my eligible to plus. . 0000, my gosh. The whole back. And. He said the only reason he knew was later. He came back to my room that he did get somebody out of my room to talk to them. Bye. Huh. And he saw that I was doing a different lesson. Huh. And he said to him self. Gosh, that classes. Further behind or something like that. And then he realized. That it was a different class. Oh. Okay. Oh bye. I wasn't really impressed with that. No. I mean, usually can tell the difference eligible as he goes. Yeah really. Huh. Oh. my. Huh. Anyway. Well, they're probably gonna be interrupting us anytime. Huh. Now. I'm saying you have one more minute, but this is kind of nice and I had given it to Pat several. Okay. Alright. Yeah, it's. Huh. She did finally get her gifts. Huh. And I had given it to her to Kathy. Patch Kathy. Pad. Pat cotton anyway, I don't know whether she did anything about it. Yeah, Pat. Yeah. But I was gonna wait till I did it before. I told Judy. And Chris about it. So I'll, give him a call and [laughter]. Yeah. [laughter]. You might have all kinds of recordings [laughter]. [laughter]. I said to her, you know, can other people call the same person and they said not sure because they're really only checking on my voice. Steven. I think. I see. Yeah, that's who they're handling because they didn't ask me any questions about you. Huh. You know, they just asked about me. . So,. It's better than those calls at state fair. Yes, three minutes. [laughter]. When you don't get anything said? Alright. Yeah. Bye. So how is legal doing. Oh. well, she's. She's, hanging in there. Is it a little better at school? Oh yeah, it's somewhat better it's it's still a lot of. Huh. Which I see underlying stress. You know, between. Huh. Yeah. Proof full. Same people are there. Yeah, but at least she has her job. Huh. What it's supposed to be and you know, so that's? Huh. Huh. Something worthwhile anyway. Oh. But the class that she has a hard time with is she has some, they scheduled her to teach German 12 in the same class. Huh. And that's really pretty. Oh no. Yeah huh, there for kids who are taking German too and she's supposed to teach them. Bye. What. Same time as German 1. Oh. Well, it just doesn't work. No. She tried to tell them, but. Huh. Oh my gosh. Isn't. That awful. That people who are not educators get to make those decisions. Well the principal. And won't. Listen. She's an educator. Why wouldn't? It was the principal on. She yeah, sure, she set up the schedule. I think it's because she was trying to be me. Um, no, I think she I mean that could be some of it, but I think she actually just doesn't know any better. You know, I mean they tried to the one when a couple of the parents. Huh. Objected. They tried to excuse it by saying. Oh. Oh. Other classes are combined to. Huh. You know, and at least so I don't know. I guess one of the preferences. Oh. you mean it would be okay to each other for one and and eligible to in the same class. Huh. You know, I mean, just doesn't make sense. Huh. The one is going way beyond where the other one was and. Huh. If you don't. You know, teach that other one, the more advanced things and what are you. Accomplishing you know. Oh.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Are you there? Yes. Don't say anything. Naughty. . What am I waiting for? I don't know I don't know whether they whether you. Wait a minute. Lemme again. Huh. Okay. Oh. okay, well it just says to go ahead and talk. So, hello. What's. The object of this. It's part of the study for the linguistics party a department at the university of Pennsylvania. Oh. There just studying the American endless usage. So tell me about your peaches. What happened with them? Well, they were too heavy to put in one bag. So the Orchard put them in two bags, one with the handles, you know, shopping bag and one with a regular Brown bag from the grocery store. Huh. And we set them in the laundry room. Well, the first bag I said that I put on the dining room table. So they could ripen overnight. And yesterday. I said, well, we gotta get these peaches done and get them. Bring me the other bag and he picked up the bag and he had the bag and no peaches. I'm not I'm, not. They all rotted in the bottom. Well, I'll be. And they were hard as rocks the day before. And here they brought it and all fell out. Had Peach juice and smashed peaches. All over the floor. Brother. Yeah, what I'm at. So what did you do with them? Well, we had to throw them out the bottom part with the top part. Huh. We have frozen. Something like Penn bags of peaches that I find you. Can freeze and when you take them out of the freezer. It's, just like needing fresh peaches, which I didn't know. And I froze one bag. Full of half's to make an Annie's Peach cake in the winter. Huh. So we'll, see what happens. I made a wonderful Peach thing. Last week. Um, you know the recipe books that Jane gave me at Christmas time from desserts from your bread maker. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you make the dough and you leave it in the bread maker until it goes through a couple of cycles of needing and raising and all that kind of stuff. And then you take it out before it breaks and you divide it into two and let it sit for a few minutes and then Press it into like a round. Um, piece of pen. Oh. And then I put now the kids had picked berries along the road. Um, raspberries blackberries. And helpful. Berries. So I made one with a that on it and the other one I spliced peaches real thing. And then you put cinnamon sugar and and melted better on the top and break. It and of course, it's a real you know, it's a yeast dog. Oh. a it's, a real good job. Oh. no. Oh. and or they were and it, it tells you the recipe actually calls for some kind of a. Yeah, sounds good. Bye. On it says either on flavored web cream or a sour cream, something like that. Well, we just use kool whip and it was it was very good very nice. Huh. I took one of cool to the guy across the road to cut the grass for us while we were away and, huh, I have no idea. Huh. And you enjoy it. Um, as a matter of fact, I keep meaning to ask them and we've been we've talked on several occasions. They kind of paid our road. This week. Oh. . What do you mean kind of? Well. The new people have been after him about the pot holes and the dust and everything else you know, and she goes down there on a regular basis in and raises a fuss and, um, they finally said, well, that they'd be out and they, they, uh, oh. I don't know it was a. Huh. . They it just keeps getting pushed back and back. Well, finally they came out. I think Monday. Well, no, actually when we came home, we noticed that they changed some some of the swails off across the road now they still have not fixed that pipe which is my big complaint. The whole time. Huh. It's still hanging up in the air and the board's beside himself because we asked them to sink that pipe. So that people wouldn't get their tires cut on it. You know, well, they never had they didn't. Mhm. Do that, but um, what they did was well, now let me see first Monday they turned off the water here. All the all morning on Monday because the pipe has sprung a leak. So they had to fix that before they could do the road then they came down. Tuesday and they did all this preparation work. They dug. They put a pipe. Um, sort of. Cadillac under under the road. Just below our driveway and before the new people's driveway, but the way they put it in mother and left it. It blocked our pipe. So that anything that would have gone through our pipe would've backed up immediately. And an flooded. Our property. What kind of engineers do they have working down there? Well ever heard said he doesn't think they have any idea at all. You know. Well, I went up to help. Um, the band people help the band uniforms. Yeah. Now you know that in my day. We got our uniforms fit, but there weren't parents around you know, this is all done by the parent. Oh. Um, so I went up to help and I got there at eight o'clock and around 11. I called home and ever heard. Was beside himself. You know, as soon as the kids told them it was me. He told him to tell her what that they've made a colossal mess out of the road. And, um, so I said to Virginia I've, gotta go I've. Gotta go see what's wrong. Well, it they dug this deep trench and put these huge rocks in the road. Now when I back out. I have to be careful that I don't go into the dish across the road where these great big, huge locks are. Huh. Um, you know, I I can't. I just can't even begin to tell you. Well, at any rate, they got all that done and then they came along and what they're buying now is stuff called. Well, it's crashed asphalt it's recycled road, basically. Yeah. And, um, they told us that. It's it's holdup better than the stone that they've been putting on and it also, um, well, it's it's. So delightful to come down the road and not be followed by a cloud of best. No. You know, but they put it all on and smooth it. They, they came down with the great big. Heavy rollers and all that kind of stuff. And, uh, it actually looks like road out there. So huh, uh, I'm pleased about that. You know, the way they did the other stuff and I said to him, I said, they're hard it's, not my, they did come back and dig out our ditch. No. Nothing. And fill our dish with stones too. Great big stone and I said ever hard just don't get upset about it because if the lot next to us ever gets billed on they're gonna have to come back and do it again because there's. No place it. This the pipe that they put in will pour water, right into this person's front yard. . Um, you know, and I said I I can't help it. That they do things in such a. Dumb way. That's. You know, it's it's very annoying it's very frustrating, especially when you're paying for the privilege of having them make a mess you know, there there was a terrible accident down here. Yeah, yeah. Last night, terrible. Um, up. Where. Um, you know on the highway when you come down and route 24 join up there. Yes. Um, apparently a toolbox was coming down from Annapolis. Never stop there. And hit a car traveling. North head on and Andrew, coach said today. That they brought to a dead to the hospital and at least 17 from the toolbox in serious condition must have been a terrible terrible thing. Oh my. Oh yeah. You know. Well, listen, if we come up on that on labor day weekend. Yeah. Yeah. Do you want me to make a reservation? That's, the quality. Well when would you be coming up. Probably Saturday. Uh, as of right now, Andrew has practice on Friday and Karen has it Saturday morning. Well, if you come up Saturday, you'll only be here. What Saturday and Sunday night? Right, right. And we won't be here at three o'clock in the afternoon is the reception now. Huh. I don't think, it's gonna be that late you know, because it's out in the dark. Huh. So you know, I I don't know why it wouldn't be. Alright to stay here. Alright, well we got this thing. Um, one of the places that we stayed in and I think it might have been the the one in new Jersey. Um, where there's a special rate at qualities or Conference. You know what I mean. You. And I said to her heart. I may just give them a call and see what it is. You know, and that way if it's a if it's not really expensive and we're, not invited on Sunday, then we could swim you know. Okay. Huh. Um, you don't think we will be right. It's it's Saturday. Oh. it's Saturday. Yeah, Saturday three o'clock in the afternoon. Oh. I thought you said Sunday. Yeah, well, that's. What I thought, but the invitation came it's Saturday? 000 by invitation, only. Well, you have to respond. Oh my what are they doing. Yeah. Catering. It. No they're. Having a it's full cold cold stuff and a wedding cake and they have they're gonna have a couple cases of beer and they have a case of wine. . Huh. They got Merlin. Um, wine by the the box. Oh yeah, yeah. And a. You know, that's, what they're gonna have and. Huh. Of course, there's people coming from Philadelphia. So I just don't imagine. It's gonna be that late, but it would be Saturday and you wouldn't be here. Right. Uh, well, whatever time you get here. You certainly can have something to eat. And a. Sunday. We can swim. If you want. Oh. well that would be fine. That was fine. Okay. Yeah, Saturdays my birthday. You know. Yeah, well, may maybe I'll even break. You K. Oh. I don't suspect. Anybody here will you know, I'm trying to get all this stuff wrapped up. Then. I gotta call. . You know, I told you that there was a job that I was interested in within the school district. Yeah, but you didn't get it. And I I didn't even get a chance at it because they they. Did something crazy. You know. Well, um, my friend called me. The other day and said, Hey, uh across my desk came that announcement again, it's open and I said, you've got to be kidding me. I was told that it was all, but wrapped up. Well here, what they did. They changed it a in an attempt. I I don't know why, but it was supposed to be a directors position. And it was offering you know, pretty decent money and it's the same because it's an employee's daycare center. Okay. Um, it's only a 10 month position as well. You know, well then they changed it. Huh. They wanted a an assistant, a person running in assistance. So they basically split the salary in half, you know, well, the girl that had applied for it told them to forget it. Huh. She wasn't interested under those terms. So they put it, they opened it backup again. Well, I called the other day to hear what it was about. And, um, I was told not to call personal, but to call the supervisor directly because I know her and she wasn't around, but I talked to her Secretary and they she said, oh. please you know, you have to in writing down here. Put in a letter of interest. Well, I she transferred me to personal and they told me what the salary was and. It would be, she the woman. Did say I don't know what they bring you on with because of your experience, but she, you know, she told me what the starting salary was and it would be a big drop for me. And I can't do that. You know, I just can't and a. No. I I him down hold and try to decide whether to put the letter in anyway or not. And decided not to be just because I couldn't justify that big jump. Yeah, yeah. You know, down and don't. We go swimming on Friday and come home and there's a call from the supervisor telling me how to lighted she is that I've expressed interest and she hopes that the letter. Uh, that my letter that I got the letter off the personal because she'd be going in first thing. Monday to set up interviews. So I figured well, you know, and I quick type the letter and took it up and faxed it and it's. So that is there a it didn't quite get there for close of business, but it's there when they get there Monday morning and I will call her tomorrow morning. Huh. first thing and let her know. And I can always listen to what they say. And if it's not right. You know. Senior thank you. Say, no, thank you right. Yeah. Exactly. So and I also, um, that that was that and I'm working on some other ones that have to do with the federal employment. You know. Huh. And trying to match my experience and to you know, put it into some boxes. Sort of thing, but at any rate. Um, we finally. A you know, we had contacted around this time last year we contacted a lawyer who's name. We saw in the tester with regards to social security disability. Yeah. Yeah. And we had conversation back and forth with him several times and and in the end decided of course to go ahead and file it on our on our own. Well, um, I let him know what the outcome was. Okay. And he wrote a real nice letter and sent a handful of business cards. Just in case you know, and let us know what else he does. Huh. And one of the things that he says he does is federal Workman's comp. So I finally got around to well, I've called them a number of times, but I finally got around to talking to him and I I just can't believe it mother. I don't know whether it's because you know, whether it's because he makes a lot of money or because it's just not, he told me that it it wouldn't be worth it for him to take the case and under any circumstances, but he said he thinks that we should think long and hard about what the outcome will be because he doesn't see that. Um, it would make that much difference between what. We're receiving from social security and, um, the retirement and what would be offered from the department of labor and in our circumstances. It would almost double the the annuity that we're getting right now and so I don't even understand how he how he figures you know, whether he means that the the fees too small or whether he makes so much money that that much money a month. Huh. Doesn't mean. Anything to him. I don't know, but he was he was very, uh, very short with me. He has been very nice. I mean, I in fact a Barbara Gookin said she used him his firm for one of our or one of the cases that they had with. Um, a ducks, I accident or something like that, but I don't know. Oh. I don't know we so I said are you telling me that we shouldn't even go to the hearing. Oh. wow. He said, well, if you're planning on going, he said you know, go to it, but he said I don't see that he that it's gonna bring you anything. And I said, well, you know. Maybe he's just a disturbed because you went ahead on your own. Well, you know what that's. What I said, Deborah later after I thought about it? I said you know, maybe he doesn't wanna bother because we went ahead without them and we're successful and he, you know, if we've been successful we would have had to pay for quite a bit of money to him. Yeah, yeah. You know, I mean, I I'll be honest, I think we were gonna be successful one way or the other, you know what I mean, but. Yeah, yeah. Oh that's. Oh. wow. What I said to, sir? Alright, did you swim? If you get to talk to Jane. I talked to her through the week. . Yeah, I haven't talked to her since last week. Ah, she had a Greg up there for the week. Yeah, I knew she was having company. So. And,. The girls are away. Rose was in Kentucky. I I didn't ask her. Why I mean? And Brown first went to Nantucket. That I knew. Rosemary went to a Kentucky with Mary and was gonna fly home and then she's in a couple races. Huh. And Fran. Was in a couple races and then left on, I guess, Tuesday to go to Nantucket for two weeks. And. Basically until school starts then. Yeah, yeah, well, they're kids. Huh. Don't start till September. Okay, I can't figure that out. You know, uh, it's. Yeah. So everything. And I talked to bill yesterday and he's had an infection for a couple weeks in his testicles while I have to say this on this recording. . Huh. I guess so. And of course, I can't. I'm better saying that than anything else you know. Well, I can't I you can imagine what he said. Yeah. Uh, the testicle is 25% or was 25% larger than it should be and as of yesterday, it was a 00% larger. Push. And very very painful. Huh. And I talked to Dorothy yesterday. Oh. And N E has evidently. She's had many many strokes and now she's, checking on her own saliva, which is sad and Dorothy. Oh my boy. Yeah. Was in the hospital when I had invited her for our anniversary. And she was in the hospital for two weeks for her back and last week. She was in the hospital again to have a lump removed from her breast. So she's, not. So good and she's applying for social security disability she's in a bad way. She can't can't work too. Well. No,. House. Doris. Doris, the medication is evidently picking her up and she, she went on down the shore yesterday with an mat and friend. And Mildred went down for three weeks. Huh. And then Josh will be down there like two weeks. This week without an Mac and the following week with a. Mildred and friend, but she will come home from the sure like Friday and come up here. Saturday and then go back to the shore once Sunday she if she's. Alright, that's. All according to how she's feeling. Our friend Mildred coming. No. They there's. No way he could drive from Ocean city. All the way up here and darice and we'll we'll pick up Carl's neighbor. Huh. Huh. Uh, the couple that don't have a car. Huh. So they she's contacted them and they know they have arrived. So they'll be up and that's. . Nice. She hasn't heard from a an Matt. An . Well. I did tell you, we got an invitation to Jeff wedding. Yeah, that's, right. You know. Bill. Did too and he said Nan blue or top. He said she was fit to be tired that they even got an invitation. He said. Well, it is ignorant mother. He said we. You know that I mean it should say it when it's family, but. We we see them in the grocery store and he doesn't even acknowledge that they're there. Huh. He said what makes them think we would consider even going, but the only ones I know, darice won't go and car. Huh. Yeah, well. Won't go. And I'm. Sure, Dottie and Donny won't go. And we're not going and uncle bill's not going the only ones I know, we'll go will be on an Mac and they'll be ticked off with the rest of us because we're not going. Right. Stuff locks. But that's tough luck. Um, Andrew has practiced today. This afternoon and. Yeah, that says on Sunday. Well, this guy's goosey. I mean, he really is and, in fact, I said to his wife, I asked her about one kid that had played with them in the spring and I he, she said, oh. he's on another team and I said, well was that by choice or by design and she looked at me and she said his mother wrote on the application, not on that team. Yeah. He she didn't want him back with Ron at all. And it's too bad. Because he's a very very good coach. You know, he really is good with the kids. I he what the deal is is he's coaching to teams. He's coaching. Andrews age group and then the next group younger he has three kids between the two teams on of his own, you know, so and I mean what the heck. Huh. It's in his side yard and and they told everybody that they were welcome to swim after the practice families and included. And, um, now ever hard. I didn't swim, but Karen and Andrew, did. And the and we took Thomas with us a Tom has been having the father has been having trouble sleeping and he said I just don't know how I can do it. I just need to relax for a little while. So we took Thomas and the kids. All swam and they had you know, soft rings and and Stacie stuff sitting next to the pool and, huh he was showing him. He was helping him dive and do different things from the diving board and they told him when was he gonna dive and so he he did in a big canon ball and he he really hit the water hard right, right on his behind and his wife said. Oh. how much water do you get up? You're behind Hawn and he said, well, I'll, tell you. This much. I don't think, I'll have to worry about regular itty for the next week. [laughter]. Huh. He really hit the water, but it's real nice pool and, uh, it's really. They have a real high sense and a good lock. You know, I mean she said they're real she said my children are too young for it. And, um, she said we you know, it it scares her and she said she has to call from the office to let them know. She's on her on her way. And they all have their swimsuits on by the time. She gets home and are ready to go out and she said she's had to jump in closing all a couple of times because the two year old gets in there before you know, she won't. Let them in, but once the oldest one opens the gate, Molly runs through and and and she said that's scaring, you know that bothers, her, but she they're real careful and they, they, he specifically said today. You. Um, if your children are planning on swimming apparent must be responsible for watching each child that's in the pool. You know which is good. . I mean, you know, he's he's why's. No. He he's a nice guy. He's a he's eccentric there's. No, two ways about it. You know, he's allowed and, um, he's a character. Huh. Doc SIS. . No, I I can't say that I can't say that. Um, I told you graduated from Sheldon high school and. Oh. that's. All you have to say more. You read in our day that was the,. Well. The snobbery snobbery, whatever. Well, he's, my age and no, he that's not where he's coming from his father was from Miami. Okay, and, um, he was he was a water every he he told me he said anytime he got a better opportunity. So. . He went off. You know, but um, he said they for some reason stayed long enough. Huh. So that he graduated he went all the way through telling him he was a swimmer. He swam on the team and stuff. . Um, and then he went to,. I think he went to Penn state and then he went to hong medical. No. Um, you know, and he said he came late to the decision that medicine was what he wanted to do. And he said he basically a you know, everybody said to him. You can't. Do it, you know, you can't you're not going to pass all those pre med courses and they said they'll watch me and he did you know, I mean, that's, what kind of guy he is a, but um, he's he's real good with the kids and he's he's real good with he's he's very fond of Andrew? Yeah. Because of Andrew's ability, you know, so,. Huh. No that's. Good. And Karen had her first practice yesterday and. A. I can't imagine. Karen [laughter]. Playing soccer. Well, Lauren said that she called her today in my room. Admiring. Her. Body in front of the mirror. Well, [laughter]. You know, just smiling at herself because she's bidding here. And there you know. . Huh, but that's our girl, you know, that's our girl. Wonderful. Good. Oh yeah, that's. It. Lawrence said to her, Karen. I wanna know how it is that you always have money. Karen always has money. Karen rolled dimes. The other day. Nobody else has changed in their bank, but Karen could roll $5 worth of dime. Did you find out half? Yeah, she said I get it out of my piggy bank and Lauren said, oh yeah, well and who else is piggy bank. Do you get it out of you know? Oh. Well, um, well that's. I I you just have to wonder because it just seems like she's always she's gotta always got little stashed stuff. You know, and, uh. [laughter]. Karen has always been a little different. Marguerite she plays by different rules. Oh. yeah, oh. yeah. [laughter]. Always you know always. But but she's a sweetie, pie so. Well, she was, I took her today and I got her two pairs of shoes and two outfits. Well, during soccer practice. You know, a ever Hardin. I Lauren chose not to come and I said fine, I said I'm going shopping and she said, well, she just wanted to relax. She had some music to memorize or whatever. So we went, up and, uh. You know, ever hard says he never remembers that he had to have new outfits to go to school in and I said, well, I I think that maybe you're not just not remembering everything because certainly you had new clothes from time to time to go to school in you know, but any rate, um, uh. Huh. We we picked out 1. And ever had said to me. Are you sure? That's not too short. Well, as soon as Karen saw herself in it. She said no that's. Not too short that's, how it's supposed to be you know. . Now to Church today. She wore one of the dresses. You made her and she put a slip on and the slip was too long. Huh. So she put a not in and talked it in her under pin. Oh. Well, I thought that was different. [laughter]. And then she picked this other out that she picked. Um, has all kinds of fruits and vegetables. All over. I think it's real summary. It's like a jumper, but she just thought it was great and we brought it home and looked and sure enough she has a red teacher. She can it's a white background with all these different color fruits and veggies. All over it. You know, so she was pleased. Huh. She thought you know, that's that's. Um, and we got her like a pair of loopers and a pair of sneaks, huh. Huh. So she's all set. So she said, yeah, she's ready to ready to roll. Well, boys don't, get new clothes like the girl. Well, I picked out a nice pair of shorts and hard sends you that that they were. I think, uh, $10 for the shorts. Uh, they were marked down to $10 and then they had a red tag on them, which meant another 40.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Well, that's alright if we we are recorded. That's [laughter]. So how you doing sister, Maureen. Well, I'm doing fine. Agnes and how are you in Jack. Okay. Fine. My you've had a lot of sorrow, huh. Yeah, we have. Oh. I'm I'm really very sorry about dear. Yeah. Missus Connolly. Yeah. Did you suffer very much at the end? Uh, no, she didn't suffer at all. She was like in a semi coma and for about a Friday Saturday and Sunday and then she died on Monday morning. No. Huh. Oh. So so, we're with her a we went there Friday night at midnight, we stayed till about four and then we came home and then we went back at seven in the morning on Saturday and we stayed there until Sunday night about almost eight o'clock and then after 30 something hours. Oh. Huh. Huh. Oh huh. Huh. I couldn't stand it anymore. So then we came home and then, um, she died at quarter to five in the morning on Monday. No huh. Oh huh. Yeah, but the sisters those sisters were so wonderful. Yeah. The little sister's, the poor and they stayed with her all the time she was dying and the one stayed with us. Huh. Yes. Huh. Sure, [laughter]. Saturday night from eight until midnight. Huh. And then another one came, you know, and was there with us to Heaven. Huh. Oh wonderful. Oh. that's, 1. Was with us. All night and, uh, John. Yeah huh. And Marine and the baby's were there Saturday and they were also there. Huh huh huh. Sunday. Sure, sure. So that was so she had a very peaceful. Sure. It was very peaceful and and then her sister passed away and Mahdi about three hours three hours before she did want that. Huh. Yeah. Isn't. That something isn't that something she died the very same day isn't. Same way. That she died before her did she die. December. December the 4th. Yes, she died at 1230 and Nellie died at a quarter to 5. Or she. Oh huh. Isn't that unbelievable? Yeah, she was diagnosed with cancer of the long. [laughter]. A Marty was and a bone cancer and she was already having a lot of pain and she was on coding and everything and she was having a real bad time of it. Yes, yes. Yeah. Yes, uh huh. So a check called Eileen on Saturday and told Eileen that his mother was dying and I and I lean told her mother and her mother said I don't want to hear it and don't tell me that. . . Yeah. Huh huh. 000 really [laughter]. So yeah. So she decided to go before her [laughter]. Well, I guess so and that's, what the nuns were saying that. Oh. oh my heavens. Nellie was waiting for something. So, but if yeah, it really was so, uh. My isn't that something. Huh. But she did she have did Nellie. Did both of them have beautiful funeral. Oh yeah, they have beautiful funerals Nelia a Matias was Tuesday and Wednesday and hers was at Robert. . Where was hers? Um, uh, what is it called a? No, I mean the Church. St. What Church? Roberts. Church it's it's on the northwest side. Oh. oh. I see. Okay. She lives not too far from here. I see. And the funeral was right about a block away from the house and the Church is about three blocks away. Yeah. Oh. I see [laughter]. So it was all she has a very simple very, uh, you know. . A type of funeral and, uh, she has you know, like 23 grandchildren and she has so many great grandchildren, but they didn't participate in at all. Yes, uh huh. Sure, [laughter]. Yeah. And I guess that was a there was her choice. Oh huh. Eileen choice. Yes huh. I think I lean planned it like and the price and it was kind of a sudden you know, but um, but the Jack a Miss Connie said, Holy name, cathedral and cause that was for Paris for like 70 years of her life and, um, so it was beautiful and had six priest on the altar and I'm. Sure, huh huh. Sure. Huh. Sure, sure, sure. What is that? Huh. Sure, Rita told you some of it, but it was really beautiful and all the in the yeah, John. Yes. She said it was beautiful. Yeah, and she's a. And a Elisabeth and Marine all. Did a reading and then yeah, it was beautiful and then Kevin Dee eulogy. Oh. how nice. So. How nice? So it was really it was really beautiful, huh. Oh. that was nice. Oh. I didn't hear that part that was very nice. Oh. she didn't. Yeah, she didn't tell you that. That she told me everything was beautiful, but she didn't go. Yeah. She said I'll. Let Agnes tell you that. Yeah, right, but yeah, and they in the readings, that jacket picked out we're just great. Oh. that was nice, huh. Yes huh huh. You know, and serve the the day of the rake. Uh, we left a Marty's. We went to her mass and then we came back here and Marine was meeting. Huh. Elizabeth and David at the Airport. Oh no [laughter]. And then we had a reading and Bob came here then and then we all had something to eat for everybody and then we all went down to the little sisters and they had a little ceremony there with the with the casket and everything and the chapel. Huh. Yeah. Huh huh. Yeah, she said that was very nice. And it was beautiful and we just redid really enjoy that and that was beautiful and then from there, we went to the undertakers. Yeah, oh. isn't. That lovely. Huh huh. Huh. We only had a one night then because of that ceremony that was like, but there must have been more than 30 priests that came to the wake all these preset Jack has known. Huh. Sure. Oh. how wonderful. Well, they he, they should he knew them all through those years. That's, right. You know, sure, huh. And he's still hearing he's still hearing from a pre said we're in Florida and different things and they you know, stay in master's form and so it really is nice and so we had a it was it was just beautiful and everything turned down to be very very nice. Is E [laughter], huh. How wonderful huh? Sure. Oh. I'm. So glad sure sure did he get my letter. Yeah, and she she. Agnes, he probably did you just get it. Yes, he did. He did. Yeah, did you ever get any of my letters? Oh. that's, good because. Yeah, I just got you. I got your Christmas card and I in which you said that you know, you said that Mrs. Yeah. Pearson was quite ill at that time. Yeah, right. You wrote that at that time, but the other letters I never got. Huh. I speak with. You. No, no, I know, but you know what happened. Never got the other. I send to other letters you never got them. Isn't. It. What happened? You. I found out from Rita that she used the address that was on the envelope and I did not realize that that address on the envelope is wrong. Yeah, I did too. Yeah. The address. I gave you on my sheet of paper. Right well, that's, the one I used for the Christmas card. Was the correct address? So. Yeah, so that's why you got that. Yes, that's, right. I got that [laughter]. And I send you a package, but I think it's gonna take like six weeks. Oh yeah, so. They said and I send it to, I sent it quite a while ago. That's fine. And you'll get it eventually you know, one of those one of those States. Sure. Oh. sure, sure your card is very beautiful. I just fixed it in my room and and you know my little Christmas area. Yeah, good good. So your card is very beautiful. Yeah, well, listen. Yeah. So Elizabeth. Did come home for the funeral, huh. Yeah, she did. That was that was. She was only home for a day and she had to go right back after this, you know, so she came here now. Huh. Yes. Last night with David, they came back for Christmas and yeah, and they had a real bad storm in new York. Oh. did she. Oh. good I'm. Glad [laughter]. So the Airport was froze down and she was lucky that she got out, but it was three hours late the plane and, um, but we had a, we had a good time here today and she went shopping with her father and I was here with David all day and we made cookies and we had a real good time. Did they. Oh huh. Oh huh, yes, uh huh. Oh that's, good. Huh. Oh that's nice [laughter]. He was helping me and then so John and oh. he's a dial he's a big, baby. I was a new baby. How was the new baby? Yeah, he's big. Is it [laughter]? Yeah, Ryan Patrick, Ryan, Ryan Patrick. I like that that's. Yeah, he's a. They they sure will they sure will be able to tell he's Irish Bryant. Oh yeah, right for sure. Patrick kinda [laughter]. Can you believe that? And he's really he's a real good, baby he's a beautiful baby. Huh. It's a huh. Yeah, so Arlene. Oh. that's. Why did she have a hard time? Didn't come. Did she have a hard time? She did she. I I wrote that in one of the letters. Did she. Probably the one that got lost. Oh huh. Yeah, she had it had to go into Syrian after she was trying for. Yeah. Yeah, uh huh. So long. What happened was the cord was around baby's neck? Yes. So they were very fortunate that they found it in time and so then they had Syrian, but she came through it fine and we were really worried there for a while we were at the hospital and everything. Oh. dear, I should say I should say, huh. Huh. Oh. that's, good. Alright, I sure you were. And I was so I prayed to every St. Yes. Oh. oh. I know I know I sure. I never knew and every you know, but thank God. They came through. Alright, yeah, and. Oh. you've had you've had you've had some very hard times these last few months. Yeah, the last couple of months like a lot of things like that. That's for sure. I know I know, but uh. Yeah, but Mrs. Calmly. Ah, she was very peaceful. You know, she was very she was like my, she was very peaceful at the end. Yes huh. Sure, sure. And I was saying. And you you've, please. Please tell Jack my sympathy is with him and I know he's gonna feel it with his mother's death because it's it is very hard and he's been he's very close to her and you have been two and you've been good to her both of you. Oh. he is stealing it. Yeah. It is. Sure. Yeah. So you have nothing to regret only happy memories. Yeah. Oh. no, no it's. Wonderful. Just you know, I said no matter what age your mother is when your mother died it's something lost you know, and we went through with our mother and so a Sunday he was here and I was doing some cookies and some stuff you know, and he said you know, I really like to take right on to the cemetery. Happy memories. Oh absolutely. I absolutely sure. Sure. Huh huh huh. Oh sure that was good. So we went out to the cemetery and we saw, yeah, so we we found it. That was good. Hey. Cause it was snow there, but we did find it and then we went over to Ron Daddy's and we saw there's there's wasn't covered with no and then Mrs. Oh. Huh. Sure. Huh. Pearson and and and Mister Pearson they're, just down the road from mon. Yes, yes, yeah, you know, Agnes do you happen to have their address close by here since that's. Daddy. Yeah, so. Yes, I do because I read it for me to have it for you. Yeah, how many of them are home? It's. Yeah, if you got a pencil. Is it Ilene and Billy? There's a Eileen Lily, Danny and Frankie Frank, Danny. Yeah. Oh Danny, Danny. And Frank. Danny bill and Frank and Eileen there's, four of them for at home three boys and a. Okay. Okay, okay, I lean Billy Dan. And Frank. That's, right. And it's Pearson, P E A R S O N family. Okay, yes, I. Yeah, that I have . And it's 6127 West. 6126. Okay, go ahead. Seven West buildings, GI D D I N G S. Oh okay. Fittings G like in George. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. I D E I N in Chicago, Illinois 60630. Huh. 60630. Right. Okay, fine I'll, write to them then. Yeah, yeah, I talked to Eileen last week. Sure my that's. I haven't spoke to her since but she sounded very bad. Okay, . That day, huh. I should say was the mother did the mother died at home or was she in the hospital. Yeah. She did. She died. She she had been in the hospital. Two weeks, two weeks before that. Oh huh. And she had, um, she had a what do you called Mona and that's. Yes. When they found out that she had cancer of the long and of the a bone and they gave her medicine and coding and everything, but she was having such pain and I talked to Eileen that Friday, the the the time, Miss Connie got sick, but I talked to her earlier in the day and she was saying how it was? Huh. Yeah. Yes, uh huh. Huh. Huh. So hard and her mother. Oh sure sure. Wasn't such and her mother. Wouldn't. Tell her when she needed the paying killer. Oh my. Because you know she was that way she was a very independent lady and I guess Sunday she was real bad throwing up and everything. Did. Something. All day long. Huh. They said and, um, so then he she uh, Eileen went in there and and heard some noise and evidently she was already gone, but um, uh, the,. Oh. dear bye. Huh. [laughter]. Mhm. My good huh. Well, thank God. It didn't go on for her because could've gotten terrible. Oh. it could have gone on and you know it in fact when Nellie was dying in in the and when Nellie was dying. Yes. I thought to myself. Oh. poor Roddy. When she's dying? Yes, yes, yes huh. The suffering she's gonna have to go through, but they had a the sisters or the little sisters. They have a beautiful stature that they bring in in the in the room. . Oh. holidays huh. It's, just gorgeous. And it really and use you know, they pay just like, well with us, you know, like my head, my had her two daughters paying their two nuns praying for her, but um, Miss Connie was very fortunate that she had the nuns praying and we were all with her playing with her and it worked on. Huh huh. Sure. That's, right. Sure, sure. I should say she was yeah, she was huh. I should say that's, beautiful. Yeah, well, I'll. Tell you this one story. It was kinda comical. You know, um, this one that handles what area there. Um, she is a very strong voice and she's very she's very big she's almost as tall as Jack, but anyways, uh, every once in awhile like Nellie heart. Huh. [laughter]. Would stop and whoever whatever none was there would say this looks like the end, but then it would start up again. Huh. [laughter]. So this time seven was there and and Jack and I and the non said, oh. it looks like this is it. Huh huh. So she went over to her in this loud. Huh. Huh. Voice. She says she and she now I have not opened her eyes since in four days. Huh huh huh. Oh huh. So anyway, she you know, it's like in a coma like and so she says Jesus, Mary Ann Jones says you know, and there's some bad enough Prater real loud. Yes. Huh. Huh. Well with this Nellie, not only opened the 1. Huh. I that she normally would open. [laughter]. She opened it. Two A's and look and we you know, we had to laugh at her later because we thought it was like she thought maybe Jesus, Marion Joseph. [laughter]. Where they're at all? She when she opened her eyes. She only thought deck and I and Kevin, you know, well, I thought Heaven Heaven looks you know we all thought this was it. Huh. She was gonna go. Yes, uh huh. Well, Lo and behold. Did she start breeding normally again? [laughter]. You know, and this is how it was like all day Sunday. Sure, I know. You know, and she would she would get real bad, but that was the only time she opened her eyes and the last thing she spoke to Jack was four weeks before that. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. And Jack told her about the baby being born. Oh she knew that huh. And he said the Marine has a baby and it's named Brian Patrick and with this, she said, oh. good and that's the last thing. Huh huh. Huh. [laughter]. Oh gosh, [laughter]. Oh. good and that's the last thing she said to Jack. Is there a oh. how nice? Yeah, but like. You'll. Have to tell that you'll. Have to tell that to little Ryan someday. Right exactly it was it was something you know, really this say it's. [laughter], huh. Yeah, so they were over here tonight. I should say, huh. A rhyme wasn't, our Maureen, they didn't come. She had all the wrapping to do. And but cayman came with John and her and a David. Huh huh. Huh. They did alarm real good. They were planning C pardon me. How is Caitlin? How is she how is little Caitlin is she's is she is she like her little brother? Oh. she's, a little dial. Oh. she's, a little dial. Oh yeah. Oh yeah, she likes them and she says she's a great talker and a great singer and she was talking and they were her and David, get along real good and yes, they were they were playing real nice together and everything. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Oh good that's. Good. Huh huh. You know, so so they were really cute together. That's good huh. Yeah, so they everything. Well, I hope you're. I hope you can have a happy Christmas even though the the sadness is there. Oh. we will we will I sent to Jack. You know, of. I said you had your mother. All those years now your brother is gonna have her this year. Right. That's, right. You know, cause he, yeah, all those sure. And also also her husband Rita said Jenny. And her husband right, but the brother you know, he was, he was only 15 months you know, so. Yeah. Sure, Rita said to me. I wonder if they're all together the economy's [laughter]. Yeah, sure, hi, I'm. I said I'm. Sure, they are [laughter]. Sure, they are. I mean, this is what we believe in isn't. Sure. They are. It. Absolutely absolutely [laughter]. So if if there was nothing, nothing beyond what is this all about you know, and these 2. No, right right. Agnes sure. And thank God. You know, it happened while you were in town or you know that you weren't out of town or anything. Yeah, well, you know, like six weeks ago. That's a blessing. I went to the nursing home with Jack and it looks like she really sailed at that time and I said to Jack, I said, you know, no way are we gonna go to Florida until we know what's going on and she could have lingered on all winter, but no, she was very considerate and but we wouldn't have gone. . . No sure, sure, sure, sure. Sure, [laughter]. I should say [laughter]. This year. If just because like he said we could you know, he said, well, I could fly back, but that's easier said than done, you know, but anyways, mostly when she when she was so bad. No, no [laughter]. Sure. Sure, it's very hard here, huh. It's, just like I mean, she looked bad a six months ago or five months ago, but nothing like this, it just seems like all of a sudden just like my everything stopped. Huh huh. No. Yes, yes. She couldn't swallow anymore. All of a sudden it just shoot, huh. And so tell me about China, how everything's going over there. [laughter]. Try 1. Well, I was at the desk. I was at the death of our sister that died and I I was yeah, she did. Oh. She did. Yeah huh. And I was at her bedside. She died at 1215 in the morning. The others had just left and there was 1. Um, uh, the director of the school. She stayed with me because she had a car and so we thought you know we thought it would linger, but she, she went fast at the end, but she was she was semiconscious for several hours, but um, but finally, but you know, it's. Huh. Now. Huh. So different agents because you have to the family has to do everything. So you know, I didn't have to do a lot, but but they, they wash her and they don't have any undertaker and and they put them right into the glasses. Okay. . It is something else to watch the whole thing, but anyhow, it's it's over, but a sister, Jean is coming here on the 25th of January. Yeah. Huh. From Rome. . So we have some decisions to make but right now. We're, just four of us for Christmas and uh, the place is fixed up. Uh huh, great. It's a big convent it's. Yeah. You know, it's not. And you don't have to, I you know, I don't go on the bus. Agnes I only want but there's. No danger of that. Uh, that part of. But you know what we have on this date. No, I know I know I know. That's, not here. No, so I you know, I and I was with the sisters, most of the time. It's, just a few days that they couldn't go because we have to go every day to the hospital, but it's a big hospital, the only difficulty I have at the bugs [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah. . Oh yeah, really huh. They they like me those bags. Oh boy. [laughter]. Oh boy man. You know, the they a lot of mosquitoes mosquitoes. Oh yeah, and you don't have any offers. Are here. Yeah, even though. It's cool. Oh yeah, I use it. I use off. I have off all the time on me, but they still like me it's it's. Yeah, oh boy it's awful. Uh, it we don't have the cold like you have, but we have a damn cold like tomorrow night. Yeah. See, we're already into the 20 we're into the 23rd already. Yeah, mhm. You see this is a this is like 25 after 10 in the morning, correct. Yeah huh, right. And so we're we're. So, uh, it's supposed to be Christmas Eve. Is supposed to get very cold here and there's. Huh. No feet in the buildings [laughter]. Yeah, well. So that's that's it's, not a cold cold like you have, but it's a damn cold. Now. You know, so, but I hear you had a lot. Huh. Yeah, power. You have a lot of cold weather. Didn't. Oh yeah, we did. You in this days. We did, but we didn't have them. The sisters. Uh, this last no storm and went to new York. It didn't come here. Oh yeah. I might have gone down by Rita though. I think it was kind of South you know, it says by St. Oh huh huh huh. Louis, but, um, I talked to Katie by the way. Yes, uh huh. Um, last week she called, she heard she's fine. Oh. did you. Oh. how is she. They're. All fine, everybody's fine. Oh. that's. There and, um, and I talked to Mary Ann Wally and they're doing okay, they're doing fine. Good that's. Good. Oh. how are they. They're doing fine. Are they good? He had a minor surgery like Mary had on the Colin. You know that same kind of thing and everything was fine. Oh. I see. Yes huh. So he's he's home and, um, and they're going to have a job he's gonna be with the with the, you know, the the mother and her family, but a Mary M Wally Marion huh. Oh. that's, good. Huh. Oh. that's, good. Yes, yes, yes huh. Had him all this week. Uh, taken care of him for. Oh huh, the little boy huh. Yeah, so there was nice. Yes, sure, sure, sure. She enjoyed that. Yeah, but everybody else is fine. You know, so. Huh. I bet she felt badly about this. Is Connolly also, huh. Oh. yeah, sure, sure everybody she's sending a beautiful a flowers of shamrock. Mary. Yeah huh. This fee. Oh. how nice. Have my idea. [laughter]. So really was nice. Oh. that was nice. It was beautify, huh. Sure that was lovely. Yeah, and flowers too. Sure. Huh. So there was good, huh. Yeah, and Rita said the O'Neill's came, huh. Yeah, the only ones came there was nice. Listen at now. You so glad [laughter]. I was really certain and I was really surprised and Bobby came from Michigan. Yeah. Yeah, his his wife sent me a card and she then that's when I heard the first that Mrs. Yeah. Yeah. Conley died, it was in her card. Huh. Oh. [laughter]. He said Mrs calmly died today and Bobby. Is going and I thought, oh. that's nice. Yeah, right, I was really surprised when I saw him. I was glad to hear that. He should because she was so good to him. Yeah, so there was good and, uh, but anyways, yeah huh. Yes, [laughter]. She, yeah, she was. So good to him. Yeah, well, well, how is Elizabeth. So you're how how was she's fine. How is Elisabeth doing is she? She she's doing very well huh. Oh good I'm. She's doing very well and she just got a raise and she's doing now. So glad that's. Good it's. Oh. it did she. Oh huh huh. She's doing very well. She was showing me all her a her designs and match and he has this as they're, beautiful and even sacs. Is that right huh? And all those different. Huh huh huh. You know, fancy stores are fine. But this one that she did at the beginning. She made a had a jacket made for Marine and for a statement and there really is beautiful. Huh. Oh nice. Yeah, so it's really nice, but she's doing great, huh. How lovely that's? Nice [laughter]. Oh. I'm, glad. Yeah, so everybody is Bevans fine and David's doing he's 4. And little David. He must be yeah, house house, Kevin [laughter]. He's fine, he's fine. Oh. that's, good that's. Yeah, he wasn't here tonight, but he called up and he's going shopping with her tomorrow. Good sure. And. He's doing his Christmas shopping he's doing time. Sure. And John of course. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. He he's got he's. Gotta get her the shoes, huh. Yeah, he's gotta get her the shoes and he's gotta get everyone. Isn't isn't. It. Else's present, you know, he's does it the last minute. Isn't. You know, so. It funny, but yesterday or this morning when I thought of you calling, I got real lonesome because I guess, I've been at your house. Oh. well, I know. So much you know, and I all of all of a sudden it got it got hit me. So many Christmas is I know sure, huh. Yeah, sure, I know it has to be it has to be awfully lonesome for a year. It'll pass. But you know, the sisters. Aren't, those sisters, weren't, those sisters. You know. Wonderful though to arrange these telephone calls from Milwaukee. Oh. they were they were yeah. They had sister Clara that honestly. Yeah. I am getting one from sister. Eileen Patrick she's calling me. Okay. She's calling me on the 26th. Girl that's strange. Imagine and she even sent a fax telling me exactly which fax she's. I knew it of course, but she sent a fax [laughter]. Yeah, she, uh, yeah, she told me she had a she had a fax and she's gonna send it to you. [laughter]. And she, you know, she sent me an Irish cake then Irish. Yeah. What. Oh. that was nice. None made you know, what's good huh. Yeah, it is real nice and I was real real thrilled with it. That was good. Yes, yes, huh. Yeah, but anyway, how was the food there and, um, what is it? Huh. It's good it's. Good Agnes really they make a lot of, uh, they they. They took very differently. You know, they took more with whirl, but it's, not you don't you know, taste in the vegetables are very good. Yeah. Huh. I mean, they they, they took on top of the stove more than you know. Yeah. So we have a Cook here. I I wouldn't know how to Cook with a book. . Most of the stuff. I can eat once in awhile. . I I can't, but they they give me a good potato. Good Rebecca stick with the potato, huh. You know. Um, yeah, and that's. Good. Yeah, and the check in. Yeah. I need the checking. . So the the rest and sometimes they serve liver and that's. Huh. Good. So, but they don't you know, like they don't serve. Yeah, that's not. They don't service valid. They don't. No. They don't go through stuff like that [laughter], but they don't even know they don't need the stuff. They don't have seller account. You know that like you eat in Chinese restaurants. They don't eat that here. No, I know. They they, they different [laughter], but um, but the sisters are very very considerate and they really are and and they they and they know and you know, I said to them my sisters said you shouldn't, give me those sweets. Yeah. Huh. Well, that's good. I told Rita I said, they found out. Yeah. I like suites, she said tell them forget it. Huh. [laughter], but anyhow, but uh. Yeah, right for sure. Yeah, yeah, for the time of a bypass Lizzy. No, the only the only thing. You know. Yes, and the only the people are very nice and I enjoy my youngest classes. Well, that's, good. They're they're very nice. Yeah, I was really glad to hear that that when I read that letter that you sent to them. Yes, uh huh. Yeah. Uh, you know, the sister's there was interesting. Yes, yes. Yeah huh. Yes, I have A I have a priest young priest and he's very he's very kind. He gave me such a lovely little thing for Christmas and I also have a doctor a doctor he's a numeral surgeon and you should see an issue you think he was like a young boy he's. Great. . Huh. Isn't that something? So good he has three children and he's he's very conscientious and comes every Wednesday he's gonna go to St. Yeah, that's wonderful. . Yeah, that's great. He he's gonna go to study in St. Louis, so I have to help him with his English. Oh correct huh. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. So, um, anyhow. And then I have I have two more this afternoon. I have another class. This afternoon for Saturday it's Saturday here. Now. See. Oh. yeah, right good [laughter]. So and we have you, we have a big kindergarten here on the on the premises. Huh. I got your picture on my refrigerator. Yeah, [laughter]. The picture, you sent with all your kids. Yeah, I got it on the refrigerator. [laughter]. Thank you, [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, they are Darling. Yeah, [laughter]. You see those little kids. You know, to watch the do exercises outside is too much. I know. Yeah, Elizabeth. Well, now, listen before yeah, yeah. Her her sister in law is trying to adopt a baby from China. Who is? Her sister in law, Elizabeth sister a sister in law. I love her sister. 00, I see it's. Yeah, she's trying to adopt a baby from China. Yeah huh. She [laughter]. Yeah. So maybe she'll get one you know, but anyways, but I guess the time is almost up and they'll. Huh. Yeah, yeah. No they'll. Let us know. They'll. Let us know. Let us know they cut in. Good, but do they. They cut in and tell us. Okay, but you take care and have a nice real nice. Yeah. Christmas Lizzie. Yeah, and. I bet they won't do they have Turkey for no. No, no, but we'll have you know, they'll have this is kind of checking that they have you know, they have the office, huh. Yeah, [laughter]. At least you're like I was telling Francis and she said release with the English you're meeting adults and you're having contact with the dolls. That's, right. And tell Francis. I often think of her because she she gave me good advice the day. I saw her. Grab. She said try to to see that those sisters stay there if they can so I'm I'm working on that principle [laughter]. Right, but she came to the, she came to the wake Francis, Deb. You know. Did she, Ah, that was nice? Yeah, and she made a donation to the little sister's of for you know, yeah, she really is a nice lady she's a great lady. I should say. Oh. how nice very nice. Nice sure, she is a very good friend. Yeah, she is she's a good lady, huh. And nice to have a neighbor. Like that and you are to her, you know, so that's that's, good. Yeah, yeah, right she's a she's, a good lady and I told her about you and everything. . So I have to tell her about the conversation. Huh. So you. Yeah, tell well, Jack continued to a work over at the little sister's. Oh. yeah, he will. Yeah, yeah, even though tell them it'll be hard at first going back there, but you know, it's. Huh. Yeah. He's already gone back. Yeah huh. Oh. that's, good sure, because yeah huh. He's already gone back and he said it was hard and I told him that because I remember you saying that. Sure, yeah, oh yeah, very hard. Yeah, he's got a lot of money from the for them already. You know in donation stuff. Good. Oh. that's, great. Yeah huh. Yes huh. And so anyways, but you know, father closest sister in law a that passed away. That's good huh. 57 years old real suddenly she was in the car with her grandchildren and that was that was really tragic. Oh my by. Oh. 00, no. You know, but anyways, Miss Connie had a beautiful life and like the Max and everything was great celebration to her life and that's. Huh. Huh. I just say she should you can only Jack. What it was? Can only feel very happy about everything with his mother and father right. That's, right that's. What I told her my, uh, uh, he's always been you know, huh, to his mother and we always had then and she was easy always to get along with and that was the thing she was a nice lady? And you to Agnes you to write and you too right. That's, right. Sure. She never made fuss. If she made a fuss. That's, right [laughter]. Nobody could get along with anyone that makes us you know, so she's, very she was a very easy lady to get along with and otherwise you know, I wouldn't have been able to take care of her when I did you know, and we appreciate what you did for her when you were able to do something for her. No, no, no. Sure. Sure, that's, wonderful. No, no. I know I know I know, Angus. The time we went away and everything that was really Max. Yes, yeah, [laughter]. You know, but any, well, this is what this the sister said you know, she waited till you came back from Ireland. Sure, I I can't. You know which you know, we we had special insurance when we were gone that we had to get back, but she waited and everything and it was just the time the time elements. That's, right. Sure. Sure. I know I know sure. No sure, no, it was was the right time, huh. That's, right. Yeah, and she. So anyways, but we probably will be going to Florida like later in the in in January. Sure she wanted to hear. Yeah. She wanted to hear. Tell John that I said little John that that she wanted to hear about that new baby [laughter]. Yeah, that's, right exactly. But I was so proud of the of all of the children on the altar and they were they were just beautiful all of them, huh. You know. That's wonderful huh huh. That's great Agnes I'm. And they had a yeah, and I was. So glad to hear that. Yeah, Rita said everything was beautiful, but she said I don't wanna take. It was yeah, no, I know I know, right. She said I want Agnes to tell you about them. Well, that was nice. Yeah, and it was just beautiful I'm gonna send you the program just to let you see. So she, yeah. Yes, I'd. I sent it to sister. Like to see that. Shackleton because she she wrote to me after you left and I never answered. Oh. this how nice. I never answered her and then I send her a Christmas card and I sent her, you know, because I had to let her know about Mrs Conway and I send that to her and then, but anyways, I'll, send you one now you know, once I get situated here with everything. Oh huh. Oh that was nice. That was my statement. Yes, thank you that was very nice. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Sure. Sure. And when you when things quiet down for you, you can write that sister. Clara salesmen, a note at to and just banker for the, uh, the only one she forgot was Mary, but I see they're not. Yeah, I wrote a banker. Yeah huh. Yeah, it's too bad. They don't know, Mary and and that's. Oh. They forgot I guess they forgot her. Oh. did they get Katie? I didn't realize it. Did they get Katie O? No, no, no, no, no, no, just. Oh. because I I mentioned to Katie about it and she says, oh. what would be nice. Oh. no.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Do you mind? No. Okay, it's free of recall. It's. Weird. Where you coming from girl? Um, I went to a, um, like sure with this German professor on comparing pensions in the EU and then afterwards. Huh. Um, that'll reception and then David, John. Bye. And him and Burke holder. Huh. And this professor and I went out for a Bureau. Nice that's. Nice, good time. Yeah. And. Oh. it's. All right. No it's. Just okay. I'd rather be with you. Good answer. Good answer you're. So intelligent. I was thinking about you the whole time. As you work. Yeah. Well, I'm day closer. Living place. What. I have a day closely living. Why. No . Oh. it happened today. Oh. nothing. Oh. you just you just want me. I just want to be my love everyday. Okay, you ready for that. Okay, see the stuff's are you ready for it. Are you in? Yeah, I. I ask you first. Can answer question the question. Huh, I that's what she said. Oh. I did maybe. . Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Are you ready? Are you. What makes you ready? Because I missed you. So much. Huh. Yeah, but that's different. [laughter]. I mean, every day 24 hours a day $7 a week. Hello, . New one TV 24th. Your TV 21st. 30658. No, cause you'll be working making millions. 3. And 65 days a year. It doesn't work like that girl. What doesn't work like? You'll. See, it's every week in our. No. No, you guys to the bathroom or something. Huh. [laughter]. Maybe not 24. But. It is first schools. . We did that. Yeah, how is that. I think it would be okay, and then,. You're. Good classics. He thinks. Alright, who I mean, my class I have a lot of people. Yeah. I'm sort of stock a little classes pretty good though. Big kit. I mean, the big kid. Are seven like Rachel's classes and mortgage classes smaller. Because you've bigger classes or. I didn't really do that. I didn't wanna I don't know. I know what account numbers. Yeah. And I couldn't. I just said, well, you know. Okay, so it so, but they're, they're pretty big they're like 161717 that's for having with the other one, but I think I'm 15 that's quite a bit for place like this. Yeah. Huh. In. . In tomorrow's, the first game. Yeah, you ready. Yeah, I am pretty nervous about it because you know, I'm trying. So hard to get the guys picked up and all like that. And anything really could happen. We could play extremely well and do my enroll. We could pay for. 08. So keep your fingers crossed around 345. Okay will you call me. I don't. Oh yeah, I definitely will. Okay. I don't know what else. Would I do that last year of your first game or no? No, I remember what I did. I had, I had Jennifer first game at St. George's when we're dating. I had a bring making room. I don't know that was the first came. It was like a appointment. I she did it. . It was a port . It was extremely . Who is that? . No, I just need the first game before. I wish I thought it was for the really important game. . . Can't. Remember the. I don't know is it great. I do so many. Nice things for you. I just got lose track of them. All. It's. A great gesture. Huh. Well, I'm going for a year one of my advisors birthdays tomorrow, right. So I gotta kind of birthday cake. Sound nice. Yeah. How many you have this here? State same lost 2. I think that's it. Oh. okay, let's. Take a look for the. Excuse me, not to take anymore than. Can you try all letters? Yeah. Alright, you don't my where I see it. Speaking, which I got 1. No, no, you won't. I got a letter from my parents today, huh. Oh. how did you speak to him? And and check all in. Huh. Yeah, they're doing well. How you doing? Yeah. Yeah, they, um, went up to Steven's pass is that went driving around back roads up there. Oh. And then. You're gonna love Tice. He's motivational motivational, speaker that's Benson excellence anyway, has a big. That's, right. Huh. Huh. He I mean, he's done. All kinds of sports people and all kinds of people. Um, anyway, he has a huge branch up. North. Um, West of our place and a small town and he brought a group of high school kids there once including myself. Um, and just you know, did motivational speaking and I I still remember a lot of things. He said and one of the ones that that I always stuck with me. Is that,. Bye. A is accepting compliments. Right. That if somebody says you know, you look nice today. Say thank you. Huh. Because if you say no really it's, an old address or oh. no Joe. I didn't even get in our sleep last night then in your mind you didn't even hear the compliment. You just heard them putting you down. Huh. What. And and I don't know in that that makes a lot of sense. I mean, so many people just don't know how to say. Thank you and. And to absorb a compliment. Is is it's something. Nice inside themselves. I I have a problem with that. You definitely do you know when somebody tells you your great T like, oh. well, you know maybe I had called me a good day or [laughter]. Yes, I do. . Good day. All right. I do, I just push it off. Yeah, when you really shouldn't. I agree. I agree. And I usually pound, you in the head when you. Don't. They tell me that hard. No a little bit. I spoke to my grandmother. I spoke to . She said, yeah, that's. What she said she said the religion? Huh. She's she's crazy. She drops down let's. See, 0. Yeah, and then a little bit later. I told her I told her you didn't get Saturdays off and I said you know, that's really hard. Because you didn't have to drive up here and it's only for 20 hours and just like you don't, make him do that. Right. He works too hard it's like what is that. It's. As I said, well, what about me. I just did it the other day. Bye. Just like, yeah, well, you you're not under as much pressure. I said, yes, I guess. Huh. So you she only sees the short term. Yeah, so I said I said, it's, just cause he's your grandson [laughter]. Huh. And she left she's right. So yeah, yeah, but I would have never said that I would've taken that personally before. Sure. No, you yeah, you definitely it's things changed. Yeah, yeah, she and she likes that. Yeah, . So. Oh. I told I totally great. Yeah, yeah. Totally great she's funny. She goes, uh, shows just told. Me about $2,000. I could have gone to Cancun Mexico for 700 he's saying the best hotels. . You did you have any rescue. This no. [laughter]. Oh good. Yeah, she wants me to get get a hold of of Gina [laughter]. Find out how much the trip cost? She's gonna Mexico. Now. It's, uh huh. Oh yeah, [laughter]. I think that I couldn't. I don't know what you're saying. So. , Mexico. And then I spoke to I he says hello. Yeah, I see. Hey. Hi what's. Going on is a once it come up and catch a game or play out some cough or something. Oh good. It should wait till maybe the golf course looks a little better comes back a little falls. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty . Good he's doing well. Yeah, yeah, oh. it's. Its own joy, what did you say? He's doing, huh. Yeah, I'm. Just good stuff. He's playing logged off. You sound. So tired right now. Are you you sleeping with them? Huh. No, you don't have an earlier. I was reading my eyes closed for half hour. Oh. So no, no, I feel pretty good communications. I'm very nervous about tomorrow. See. Maybe. So I just know just keep. Which has a relaxed you just like the premiums. Oh. Oh. uh huh. [laughter]. No, I just put you to sleep. Yeah. Remember how I took you in. Oh. I do. I remember. Oh. trust me. I don't forget that 1. But I. I'm. I was gonna say also gotta appreciate this funny story. That's. Okay. Cool calmer on this one kid I'm I'm fairly his mother works here. I'm pretty good friends with him and super nice kitties. Gotta grow for here called. Um, his name is Blake and her name is Brooke very nice girl. I'm in the class him and he raised his hand and I I go, I call him book. I don't call him Blake. [laughter]. He was right. I I really need to do it on purpose. I mean, sometimes I do this purpose. [laughter]. But he was right. Because I thought was kind of interesting. Yeah. So, and what else I do today. Did something else pretty weird today, huh. Oh. no, no, no. Oh. Okay. I have a question for you. Que. There's. The movie Truman is that coming up just is that a HBO movie. . I thought it's HBO movie. Is that a movie movie? Okay, because because the German professor that I was talking to, I guess they reviewed it on campus here on Friday and he saw it and so we were talking about and I thought, oh. I thought it was in the theater because I thought that would've been maybe something. I think. Huh. Good to see with the kids, but maybe should take that if you can. Yeah, well, yeah, it's. My impression it's it's with Gary C , a cities. Yeah, oh yeah, me. Yeah, it's, uh, my my impression. Yeah. So, don't, her much about it, but I heard the books very good. Yeah, he said it was really it was pretty good, but I I just thought that. Um, you know, it's such an important President that it might be you know, kids the . Yeah, gotta good. Debate with a. And one of our . We have two kids from South both from Virginia. Huh. So I'm talking about like the period America. I said civil War. Busy and they go, we would like to be called War between States. So yeah, we don't call the support. Yeah, we have called Warren aggression or the War between the state. The War of northern aggression. I you just say that. We just wanna see what your response was. But they called War between state. Huh. The War or northern aggression. Really that 1. So I don't want to start a War the first day. So I left it as is but it said. Oh. Well, we'll come back to that. So I said if my history search me correctly, you guys fired first shots. So. Oh. It's kinda funny. . This is one of the girls in this class C assistant Secretary. Daughter very nice girl very nice girl and I have one class, Deb 15 girls, one guy. . [laughter]. Oh. sky stays. Yay. Mike [laughter]. This is black. Is no nice kid. [laughter]. Axle mirror, Mike huh. [laughter]. Off again. Like we can handle them. Oh. [laughter]. We can take them. Sorry. The woman, she's, sorry. [laughter]. Hey Scott. I walked out of my room and I walk I just this is a joke. I'm walking to Miss Ryan's room. She started teach. I go, it has happened. My worst nightmare. I like, I was like it's you know, River. Yeah. Their 15 girls. My classic one guy and Rachel , because you're paying for your son's boy she's, even though I do all I mean, huh. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah. It's funny. I think it's funny that that all these woman. Teachers who are so you know, self righteous and thinking that you are of course being a man, just you know. Okay, I'll get off your horse. You know. Yeah, I I just get funny. I mean. Knowing knowing you huh. Well, yeah. But uh, yeah, I must say it was wonderful and outside the door. I was just after dinner came back relax and it's. Nice haven't seen a student yet. Bring my cop. No he's. I also told all students at my door. My my house is off limits. So. That's. Good. I just said look I'm really glad to anywhere else, but sounds. So I just thought safe and easiest. Yeah. Yeah, I don't wanna get a hold as I said, it's group we'll. Have a group. Did did someone do that when he's there, huh. Yeah, yeah, he here. I don't have a group. I mean, I've I've group people up here like to review for exam or something. Yeah. But I will not, I said, you can't actually help you have to call me up a lot meter come down or something and you know, it'll ask for explanation, but that's the best way to. Huh, kids are I mean these kids. No. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I was always no doubt about it. You know. So, and. Politics. And stuff. So, I'm really into the groove in terms of preparing and all that kinda stuff back. . Yeah. I mean, I got tons of stuff. I'm just looking through my old stuff. I just got tons. So. It's not it's. Nice, one way. Well, it's. Good that you're. So organized, you know, you don't have most like your all your AP notes typed up into it. Yeah. Yeah, I do have them all typed up, but I want to dance a cut. Yeah, yeah, it's a lot easier if you do that from the type version, huh. So just. Oh. yes, piece. Okay, take. Please. Okay. And do that. And then. Yeah, then we leave tomorrow. 130 for the game and games. 45. And so be our new uniforms. And we'll. See what happens. See challenges, wait girlfriend. Okay. So busy day tomorrow we have a half day to teach two classes. Each first block in 3rd block. No that's that's. It and I love you tons. Mine in our bed right now. It's. So comfortable. . Hey, everything is alright, no, my. Here. No. This is our place. We'll, get you to get you one of those big. Sure. Oh yeah, we'll get 1. . We definitely do that. Also something else I ask. So what were we taking the kids to? Um, I do not know. Well, be what. We we we we. Oh. no, we. That Saturday, right. I'm pretty sure. It's . Yeah,. When will you know about the the game on Saturday? Tomorrow for tomorrow. Thursday. Okay. So. Because you thought your parents might come up this Saturday. I think there's a game then I bet you they will light up here. So I think they might be watching Mac. Is my personal . I I don't know. Good talk to Rhonda. Yeah, she. She's telling me about. [laughter]. Um, having Katie. And oh. she loved my card. She said she she read the whole thing to civil over the phone. [laughter]. Yeah, she did love it. She thought she read it to me. Oh. should. She's right. Yeah, she was like what you wrote like the, uh, what was described. Yeah. Yeah, she's precise. So which is good. She yeah, she collects cards like she keeps somewhere in her house. Yeah. She's like cards from us from like 20 years ago. So yeah, she's been she's very way. Yeah. Yeah, correct. So one day like you to read. Um, she has. She kept all the utilities. We gave to my grandfather, we all typed it up and we'll. . Give it to her and very pretty neat because they're all they're. . All were very different reflected like our personally. Yeah. That is neat way. Dallas reader. Yeah, I think you you you guys sensitive. I think you get a good sense of it advice would make very sad, but next time when the mail grab it up just like you said. Which one she come down without you sometime. Well, you you can. [laughter]. You kids. Well, when you come in [laughter]. She's crazy. Because she had a good time with Katie and Wendy. Oh. she's, great time. Yeah. But of course, she's nervous. When they didn't come in? Yeah. Oh. I hard to believe says she's. Oh yeah. Good kid a good 85 year. Full kit. [laughter]. Yeah. Sometimes you forget. But she seems like she's she finally feels like she's fully covered for minutes. Yeah, like when I look at those pictures. I guess. I can't believe I did that [laughter]. And we can't either she has pretty precious as a whole. [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, she is. She's pretty cool. That's a great time. Let's talk about the trip. Probably only thing I wish I did was made flies earlier and I show them today and classic for the first happened. Yeah. Just a good way to get classic on. Yeah. So what I'm looking through the negative. What I did on my summer vacation? Yeah, do that because I've been kind of cool it's that's? Just a good way to get a feel for something. Yeah, well the guy, um, the German guy who's from communicate. This. Oh. told them that place it that replace that we had our checking that first night you know. That's. Good that's. Yeah, of course you know, about and. Good. Of course, I mean, there's two girls here from play tennis or something. Oh. yes. She asked. Where. Yeah, you know the bare phones. So it's legal, right. They might, they they, they probably do that mean that's that's, one of the bigger ones. Well, it's legal. No I'm. No sure, they do sign Gardner. Mouse. I I can't finance. It in. Huh. Like the mouse roof roof. Nice nice. Your flaps. I think I have to work. How cool? It was final waiting there. Yeah. I just got it's like where they. . Yeah, that was a anyways itinerary. Yeah. That's, not mine or use. Okay. No body, feel. Okay. Oh yeah, I had a great work out today. Good work out. Yeah. You know, you did the health work. No, no, I went up and I was reading this afternoon. It,. Um, a gold steen. Oh in my car. I took that to the Midas shop and they put it up on the thing and they said they showed me, um, the thing just like ripped out part part of my heat shield, which shields the muffler or something. Yeah. Huh. Oh. The tail pipe. Um, on the bottom side of the card car. Right. So he said, well, you you know, just pull it back through it and hold it backup and, um, it was just like shaking against the, um, but the pipes when I went below. 4th. Oh yeah, there's a couple dollar. Free. . Yeah, and he said it says I need struts, which is he's, not the first person and gave me an estimate of like $15 for a. Right. How much is it? 50 I'm, not I'm, not gonna get done right now. I forgot to ask my data. Stress. Struts. What do for you? Yeah. Hold your car. Let's. This huh. Huh. [laughter]. Let's. See, , right. Under God. Yeah, well I just. It. Doesn't bother me right now. So, let's, see, [laughter], but it was free that was good. Oh okay, that makes sense. Oh. and then I went back to the dry cleaning place today. Oh. again now. Uh, yes, they I walked in. I said, may I speak to a manager and I told the whole situation and you know said that the employee wasn't very helpful and I needed these and they weren't there and she said, well, that they're, um, dry clean equipment here had broken down and so they're running behind and they're? Sorry, that they didn't you know. Didn't explain that at the beginning. So that I would understand why you know, this thing's might be running late and, um, I gave my pens cleaning free. Oh. that's. Okay. Yeah, I asked she asked you that she she said was it this girl. She totally described. I said, yep, that was who it was. Nice [laughter]. Nice. She said, well, I thought. Straightened. Her out. Yeah. Nice. So tomorrow you back to class you sit in your class again. Yes, yes, yes, I've been like really tired lately though. Yeah, I think it's worked on. I took another half. This afternoon. Huh. I took it up yesterday and. I just [laughter]. Illinois. You said . Yeah, but why did I did all that work out? So show good. That's. Awesome, I just like you know, when you're free time though. You when you're not busy busy busy. You get tired. Yeah, yeah, well I think it's also just you know finally catching up on my body sometime. You're lethargic. Yeah, well he he little draw up here in the back and like I think you are a little crazy. Yeah. Yeah. No, like crazy. Yeah, lucky Le . Very much. Yes, see, no complaints from either end of the . [laughter]. So let's, see what else. We we we actually see a little further for me in terms of the game. Yeah. Let me just a waste a lot of for . Yeah, I don't usually pay for things like that. I'll just I'll just pay for you. No, not that. Not for necessary woman. Yeah, every . We have a good thing. I'm. Not working. The prayer. But it would mean a lot to get off the good start. Would be really really important. I think I'll be good for a router. If you like that. So at the games canceled Saturday because the whole week really enjoy getting billed on it. . I guess. Fever figures, close. So. So can you tell me again like Saturday you have, we have this this softer kick thing? No that's. Just Sunday for an hour and half, huh. Sunday . Like Sunday morning or afternoon. I think it's one to 230. . I was hoping to, uh, I gotta I gotta trail map today. Maybe go for a high. That'll be good. Just like it's the weather's. Good it's pretty up here. Yeah, like before that or after that. We we never. After that it's, not too far trail that's pretty far. Okay. It's pretty close. Okay. The fire tower. Hike. I was out of my. That's not. . There's. No, real Hills. There. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah, nothing like lost year or something like that. We moved about like we're gonna be Salzburg or something. [laughter]. Yeah, well, I'm or anything like that. No, no, I still can't believe we have that thing in Salzburg. Cause we're talking we're. Good. Who was I talking to somebody that has been dissolved for? Oh. I think I was telling dogs. I was like you know, that big mountain that overlooks. All for we claimed it [laughter]. That you thought you were walk that's. Yeah huh. Good though, such a great accomplishment. We got to the top that's a great feeling to do that to do that together. Yeah. Was kind of neat. Yeah. Yeah, because we don't we do stuff together, but that's a pretty tough physical challenge for both of us. I guess some of us more than other [laughter]. Both. No, no, no, no don't don't be little off. Yeah. Okay, my my knees straight strongest thing anywhere. So to do that we did it because we I think we support each other. Bye. Yeah. Sometimes. Yeah. That's the best that's some of the best running experience, you can ever do. Yeah, I feel. So much better after that lunch though. Oh yeah. My energy was just dying right before I think. Yeah, those total rooms were good whole 18000 of them. Yeah. No, we don't have 18000. Bye bye. We had a small thing. I know I know. It's, split between the two you ate all them. My problem. [laughter]. I brought the tolls on. I shared. You should. I give you some evidence says don't don't don't, make me look like the record with. A couple. Couple. No, cause they were very good. I provided, huh. Yeah, there's. Something wrong with them. Yeah, that's weird. They just this is something. Tasting. Me, your pin. But the fact we did that together school. I like that because it's a pretty good memory. The fact that I love you 10 times more than average was pretty good. 10 . Yeah. N. Yep, keep going girl. And in the right direction. So why why do you think. It's. So much about one day wise that was one day closer to leaving. Why was that we used to? I just wanna just feels I go through. I just feel like I've been treated here. I think they they basically. April . Yeah. There's a good thing. If they want to keep on this book. I also think you know, yeah, I love teaching. Good it's Brayton it's a good time. I'm gonna be able to do it, but now, it's time to you know, I want you much much much much. It's had between having great summer and you coming down last week just met. So much to me you. I couldn't imagine. I mean, I know you love me and I know you you've shown in the past, but I'll, tell you. You really should be by whatever you did. I was really site. I totally changed. My whole feelings and outlook and just sort of rejuvenating me a little. I just haven't heard you that card. I I down since I couldn't remember. By just think about yeah, but if things you've done for me. I mean, you've done a lot of lot of great things for me, but for some reason, that's very stands up big time. Ah, pretty recently. [laughter]. I don't know this really meant a lot to me. I totally appreciate it. I said I feel so lucky. It's gonna pass it locks it. . Oh God, I know that I know. And that's the that's what's important that's what's. No complaints very heavy. . And then you too. Okay, I'm gonna put each other's to bed. Please. You bet. No, I don't wanna be it. Not . I don't wanna talk to them to. Okay, I tried to call you early. Did I call you like seven? Yes here. Did you get a mess for me? I'm gonna try to avoid it. I don't mind talking late, but some days, I'm just wanting to get you early. Yeah. So if you like. Yeah, well, I'm I'm gonna try and try start like going to bed. No later than 1130. Okay, well, it's, good to know. Yeah. Yeah, me too. I don't wanna be not gonna do this. Like 111130. Well, I mean, I really started working yet, but I think I can stay on the post midnight stays. Yeah. Like I'm pretty smart. Yeah. So. The legwork I've done. Not gonna. To re find and add or subtract things worked at network. So working my A P pretty hard I'll just get a few of them out. They can drop it. Yeah, well, I can go ahead and go to regular us. Oh. yeah. Yeah, so I'm trying to try to scare scare tactic page of reading tonight and they'll get a paper. This weekend. So. See if we get rid of a couple of dead ones who really or not to social. . 22 pages reading tonight and that's. All too much is it. No, because it's out of it's, not a text it's over. I have a pretty good reader. Yeah. So be. I think your general us. Huh. Make everybody bring in tomorrow. Some part of fact or something that they it's a very important to the dial daily lives I'm gonna put them. All in the middle, the floor like hotel I'm gonna say. . Okay, we're, good stores in in you know, 2050. You know what can we decipher from all this material. That's. Great. You know, just really quick. They can applied through . Just to make him just to make him a see how to do history. So speaking, you know how to tell him. . So, let's. Do for you. Cool. And then I I'll be curious for kids bringing sure. Okay, this is one kid said he's already gonna football that's. Okay, so I think that's good I'll be curious step a bottle. Yeah, you're gonna get people that forgot [laughter]. Well, it's hard work assignment. So, so they have to come up with something, but you're, right really showing up for you just before class. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, it seems like we have a good bunch of kids. And my, I go half . Are you tired of taking out of boarding schools that kinda getting too? You too. . . Yeah, I mean, I just think it's not you know, I don't know. I'm very . I think I told you so very more sympathetic students here and I realize that they just can't. Huh. Do it all? And if you're really think the canon stuff like that and I don't know. I think I've done it I'm glad I don't mind that I'm doing it, but I don't think I I think I would like to get into a regular school situation. You know, a day school is nice. I work in St. George as nice as the day school it's pretty good. Yeah. Um, you know, public school would be nice anyways. Yeah, because then I can really just teach I wanted to or which is what. I'll be curious. You know, if I don't have a good you know. I need to have a good doctor season to say I wanna come back and go somewhere again. I don't it's it's tough, it's been tired. Yeah. I think you're putting stole much onto the wind lost record. 98. That maybe you're forgetting Y U like soccer. Yeah, maybe I great. I think I mean, I I'm just afraid that you're getting that the kids are developing and that they're learning sportsmanship and you know, when all these other things that you're you're trying to develop and teams and that. Yeah, but it's also. Lot of need no seam. Is tough. Because lot of cases. So cheap shot artist, who try who you know, deliberately try cheap shot other guys from other team and yeah, I'm trying to.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello, hi. Hello who's gonna hear this conversation. This conversation I don't know we can talk about. Well, then we can talk about sex, huh. Okay, [laughter]. We can't talk about art. Some. God's didn't talk about culture. We can't talk about culture. God students. We can't talk about religion. I think about religion. So what can we talk about? Talking, you and me. You. And I. Yeah. Have you been where are you right now? Hello. In my apartment. Did you get my email? I left yesterday last night. Oh. because I checked it like 330 on Friday. Okay, I. Yeah, yeah, I left it last time before I went to work. I I stopped at R I T A a couple things to do. And I figured I check my mail and I had read your messages and I left one for you. Yeah. So you probably get it next time. Okay, I'll. Get it Monday then I'm. Sorry, I missed it. That's, right what's up. Oh. not much you got my message on Thursday. I did. Did you get you got it? Thursday. Yes. It did. Okay, did you remember what day it was? I guess it did when you read my email. Yeah. You'll. See my response to that. Okay. Oh. that's fine. Oh. that's fine. I just got that. I just got that. I got back from work. I got back from work. I was done work. I was done work. You know, this morning at seven and. You know, this morning at seven and. I came here. I came here. I got a quick. I got a quick. I got an app for about half an hour to hour, huh. I got a map for about half an hour to an hour when I got up. When I got up, I was beat? I was beat. I don't wanna get out. I didn't wanna get up and I went to school and my class at 9. And I went to school class by class is cut short today. And classes cut short today. So we only get half o'clock like 12. So we only had half of classes run until like 12. So it's, the whole day, it's from nine to 12 and then two to 4. The whole day. The 12 and then two to 4. And then John and myself. And then John in myself and his friend name, Melissa. And his friend named Melissa. We went to a a little diner for breakfast and we it's just a diner key. Little finer. Huh. He. It was kind of banner. And then I realized I was tired and I came back here and I took my mail and. And I realize I was tired and came back here and I check my mail and. I'm gonna go to sleep for a little bit. I'm gonna go to sleep for a little bit. I work tonight. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. So, but I have to go to the city and some work done before gonna work. But I have to go to the city and get some work done before I'm gonna work. So I'm gonna get about maybe four hours of sleep. I'm gonna be four hours of sleep. Maybe five and then get some work done there. Get some work done. Hey, today. I got my car wash today for the first time. Do you. Owe the second time. Excuse me. Oh. I'm, sorry. Well, yeah, you wash it for me. That's, right. Well, I got it washed also by a by people by by people that are not part of a car wash on the way back here. I got it washed also buy a why people by by people that are not part of the car wash. On the way back here. There's, like a little kid and another girl with her with him and there had to sign up the car wash $4. There's, like a little kid and then another girl with her with them and they're had assigned a car wash $4. It was around a Church and they're like try to raise money or something benefit. It was around a Church and they're like trying to raise money or something for benefit. So I figured okay, well for dollar I got my car wash. So I figured okay, well for dollar got my car wash. I haven't had lost for a while. I haven't had a wash for a while. So I didn't benefit in the Church. So and then benefit in the Church. So. So I got lost. Somewhat some of them, I'm looking at right now. Somewhat some of them are off I'm looking at it right now and somewhat, but you know, it's better than before. Yeah. So that's, what did I tell you? Huh, my battery died yesterday. My battery died yesterday. I didn't tell you. Battery. I know. I know, well, I had it rained yesterday, huh. Well, I had it rained yesterday went to class. The clocks. I left the lights on about four hours later about four hours later. I left the lights on. Oh. well, oh my God hours later. I thought to myself you know what I have a funny feeling I left my lights on. I thought the new one I have a funny, huh. So I went and I checked and sure enough lights were on. I checked and sure enough lights were on. And, uh, I turned the car off and then I turned it on and when I turned it back on is when it died. I turned the car off and then I turned it on and when I turn it back on when I dial. So I called security, they came over the job that didn't work. So. Called security, they came over and it didn't work. They went and tried to find some other help. Try to find some other help. John also Johnson, had had that also jumper cables. John also Johnson, had had a also jumper cables. So then we spent sometime with his truck and ended up working. So then we spent sometime with his truck and working. But that's, not all I parked in the reserve section. But that's, not all. So I got a parking ticket. Parking. $20. dollar, but wait, wait the guy that was helping me the . So wait, wait, the guy that was helping me the guy that's helping me. He told me that you know, because we can't part I parked it before, but apparently only part weekends, but I've part before Saturday. He told me that you know, because you can't Park part it before, but apparently only part weekend, huh. But I parked it before Saturday. I think I parked it normally, I told my story and I was kinda. I think I can Park there. Normally. So I told my story and I was kinda bummed out the car. I. So he took A I'll take care of it for it. So they have to call. Sharon is a 000001 thing's absolute. I know I'm just teasing I'm just teasing. Well, I'm. Glad it worked. That does the car start now. The car is running fine. Yeah. Good. Oh good. Okay. . [laughter]. What. So it's always been adventure with you then. Sorry. [laughter]. No that's. Okay, like I said in my letter. The other question. Yes, that's. Alright. So how are you there? I'm good. Um, it's cold today today is like the first day that it's been really chilly. It's cool today here too. They were calling for it. All week. So I was prepared for it. You know, I know it come it. Didn't get me down and I went out and did my walk this morning, which felt great that's kind of switch it on and then I came back here and I finished working out while I watch cartoons. Good. Oh. I haven't done it a long time. Right. And then I just cleaned it cleaned and cleaned like I did this last Sunday to lots of cleaning first swept, the floors then I screwed the bathroom floor with, um, the tile cleaner in water and then I scrub the whole floor out here with the Murphy's oil in water. Right. Right. Hopefully that'll cut down on the best and I just cleaned. So much. My knees hurt from being down on them. Huh. They really do and it took. Well, we have to give you something else to do while. You're down there. Yeah, and it took a couple hours. [laughter]. You didn't get it. [laughter], but um, like I said done then I showered and had lunch just checked my mail and get this thing in the mail took trash out. Joanne. Yeah, um, they're still not done in my bathroom yet, but the guy came in and checked it today. They're gonna finish it up. One of these days soon as they've got other work they're doing. Um, tonight I'm, seeing Sean. Tonight. What. Tonight. I'm, seeing Sean. Yeah, what you tell me the . Yeah, I'm. So excited. Because I haven't seen her in. So long and Todd was going to go with us, but then he decided not to because he had to go somewhere with springboard band, which Sharon, I will find annoying. Right. Cause we want to see him. And so she's home, right now. And now you tell me everything your letter. Oh. I'm, sorry. Well, I'm gonna go home. Um, with her. So I'll go to my house tonight and go to Church in the morning. Everything then. She'll bring me back here tomorrow. . Yeah. And how many I've been? Activated like I wrote to you. Huh. I don't know. I think it's because I missed you. So much. It's gonna be. Alright, don't worry about. I know it's just it's getting to me like. No, I know, it's getting to me too nothing's been happening. Uh. I haven't been doing anything, but working and gonna classes I'm being in the studio. Huh. I know, I'm not worried about that like I'm not worried about things with us. . It's. Just that. I wanna see. I wanna see you. It'll be fine. We'll. I know I know. See each other soon when is this party. It's October 7th. So, that's Saturday. Yeah, which let me just check it to be sure. It's it's, two weeks from today. I believe. Okay. Yes, the 7th. So I have to leave a note for my manager. Uh. Huh. And,. Yeah. It's gonna be okay, don't worry. I know I know I just know, it's, not that. Why have guys been coming on here? Something or anything like getting all frustrated. No, honey it's. Not that it's just I want to see you very much. If you want to see other guys, you can just you wanna talk about that or something. No it's, good huh honey, listen to me when I talk. I am listening to you, but I are you sure, that's. I want to G you. All it is. Yes, that's. I mean. All it is. It's and that's. I think it's getting to me like like last week and I went to comedy sports with my roommates and through other couple of and there's. And he talked. No honey, I wish you were here. You know, and it's not that. I know. I want to talk to anybody else. It's, not it's. That I want to be with you. But I'm feeling better today. And. Oh. it shouldn't be. Okay, that'll work. Yeah, I know it will let me know. That'll be fine. It'll be. Okay. Don't worry. It's. Just just keep doing your work and I noticed that I I don't think about the fact that you're not here because I I'm always so busy. Just keep just keep doing your work. Keep if you need, I noticed that I I don't think about the fact that you're not here because I I'm always so busy. You know, and I'm hoping that I I thought a lot about some ideas for what I want to do. You know, and I'm hoping that I I thought a lot about some ideas for what I want to do you need my email. Maybe my email. You'll. You'll. See, I wrote you along letter. See along letter. Oh. I hope, excuse me, I'm. Oh. I hope you, excuse me, I'm. Sorry. Sorry, I'm hoping that tonight are now when I go sleep that I can do about I've been thinking about. Are now when I go to sleep. I can dream about I've been thinking about. And when I get off I'm gonna do I have the paper due soon. I'm. Good I'm. Just gonna do a paper due soon. So I wanna get busy on that. I wanna get busy in there, huh. And I mean, I just try to just focus on it gets hard. I mean, I just try to just focus and. I guess hard sometimes, but you know, I haven't had any any one approach me or whatever. Sometimes, but you know, I haven't had any any one approach me or whatever. I nothing. I nothing. I mean, there's been one incident. There's been 1. Incident. But it wasn't even an incident. But it wasn't even incident. This one girl. This one girl who I think the metals major, huh. Cause I think the metal major a kind of stared me once and I saw her again just me. Kind of stared at me once and then I saw her again. She's thing again, kinda smiles at me. Huh huh. So I approached her. I approached her one day outside on campus when I saw her again with her friend and, uh, I that's the reason why because I was walking by and I saw her with her friend and and then she stopped whispered into her and her friend looked at me. Huh. I saw her again with her friend and I that's the reason why I was walking by and I saw her with her friend and and then she stopped and. Looked obviously. So I was obviously they're talking about me. So I went over. I pushed and I just did something I said, hi, and then it turns out that she's metals major and she's 17 years old. High and then it turns out that she's a metal major she's, 70. She's a fact, ma'am. [laughter], look. She doesn't look her age. She looks she looked older. Holder. I mean, granted every girl looks older these days. I mean granted. You never can tell I mean, she's very very pretty. I mean, she's very very pretty whatever she 17. And whatever, but she's 17 and I just said, okay, [laughter]. Well. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, just like it's just funny. I was just like it's just funny. How I know? How no I'm telling you? I'm telling you my only experience. My only experience. So far that is that anything even remotely close to anything like that happened and that that there was it with the 17 year old who's. So far that is how anything even really close here and it happened and that there was. A 17. Just showing like you know. She's got. But um, yeah, so I asked her what she was doing you know what is she was she's only doing then. She was doing you know what is she what is she doing doing and she was talking to a friend and to me and she's going to attorney party. She was talking to a friend and to me and saying she's going to her like a fraternity party. So right there, I kinda gotta feeling well, you know, she's a freshman and, um, obviously she's living on campus and she's into the whole you know, the fraternity guys things. So right there, I kinda gotta she's a freshman and obviously she's she's been through the whole. You know. Whatever. So whatever. Whatever. Well, I just, I figured you know, enough of this I'm just gonna see her it's obvious that she's staring at me and I just did and I think when I think my going over actually turned her off because now she like, she knows that I'm a person like before I was just a thing and now, it's like an actual person I think kinda like turned her off, but that's. Well, I just, I figured you enough of this. Obviously. I. Mean, I think when I think am I going over. Actually turned her off, you guys like she does I'm a person. I'm actually person like turned off. Okay, then. But it's just funny really experience. But it's just funny that was really experience. So far as like a 17 year old girl. 17 year old girl, huh huh. But nonetheless she's, Portuguese, which is nice, like she had my skin collection. She's. Portuguese. She had my skin complex after she had green eyes. That's. Why I asked her? She had green eyes. So after I said, what are you, she told me Portuguese, uh huh. That's. I said what. She told me questions. Okay. But nonetheless that was that was the . Alright, tomorrow's. The a day. Prayed. Yeah. Yeah, but I'll be home till about 4. I applied at the Metropolitan bakery yesterday. Oh yeah. They had to sign up for a long time where they want Fuller part time help and I really like the place and so, excuse me, yes, so I went applied and you know the one girl is leaving and she said she's still there. Right. You like the foot you like the food. That's. Why, they're still? They haven't hired anyone yet. And,. Right. I'll, just see what happens. I don't know. If, um, if they'll pick me or how many people apply because I don't see it? Advertised anywhere in the paper. Huh. So I don't know if anyone else has applied or what, but I'll see what happens. Um, one girl called me. I told you for tutoring she's from community college and a meeting with her Wednesday evening. Right, right. She called me to see if I could meet with her at all tonight, but I told her no, that was going home and she's just she seems really dumb. [laughter]. I'm. Sorry to say, but she really does I'm. [laughter]. I don't believe he just said that. Sorry. Stop it. What's the problem? I'm. Sorry, she told me the name of her book and I couldn't understand it at all, but honey, no, no I'm. I don't believe you stop there. Just telling you impression that. I wrote a letter to him on. I am. Yeah, she's. Not gonna like it. Why not? Had a happy letter. What's your? No I'm. Just saying it's, not a happy letter. She's talking to like. I are you depressed. And auto. No, just you. No, just you'll. See I'm. Sure, it'll show it to you know, I don't talk about. Alright, okay. Yeah, I'm. Fine. Sure. Well, I am now that you called it's nice to hear your voice. You called. See here. You are. They show you. Okay. I'm fine. I am. How nice is it member? It's very nice. Oh. you really. Yeah, it's very nice. Wish I could see you. What would you do? Well, it's not talking about that now. Why not? Being recorded. [laughter]. Shannon. She must write like completely different letters to you then she does to me and her letters to me. Why is that? She talks about how much she misses J and and how she she want to look like a knock at when she gets off the plane when she goes out to to Seattle and she's been doing some occurrences for him and? I know she told me that too. That she doesn't tell me any of the stuff. She's told me she's told you that other people and going out now. Is anyone in your apartment what's that noise. Oh. they're Menor outside working outside the window. Okay. I shut the window. You can still hear them. Huh. . Huh. No, not really she did say that she wanted like she left a message in my email. No, not really she did say that she wanted. She left a message. My email last night. Last night too and she said that she wanted to see me and she messes me in. She said that she wanted to see me if she misses mean, huh. Oh. I'll. I'll. See her. See if she can come up if she wants. She said she can come up if she went if I want her to whatever I'll. See here. Yeah, I I gave her a girl trip. Oh. really, I see it sounded like when after you. Huh. Vented to me and said you were gonna write to her. I knew it was gonna be like I was thinking I won't be too hard on er. Oh. Well, I was I was just very sarcastic like anyone who would read that letter that I wrote to her. Anyone would read that letter. Would would would feel a little bad and a very sarcastic saying things along the lines of like, well, you wouldn't understand why. Would feel a little bad. Go on the line. It's like well, you wouldn't understand, huh huh. And and things like that. Huh huh. So maybe she comes for John James party. She said she might. I I know she didn't know, she's like stressing over it. I hope she does because it'll be fun. Yeah. . [laughter], how our classes going. Okay, okay, see bad. Interesting question. I enjoy my classes. Okay, good. Yeah, I got a bill today though. I gotta work that out. . I got my first paycheck from our from our A T as a as a graduate student [laughter]. Uh, yeah, uh huh. Right. That's, your statement, right. Yeah, well, it's gonna go right to a tuition there. Okay. How much is it? It was like 181 or something like that or 1190. Good. Whatever it was. Huh. Good now. Do you get paid the same amount? No matter what hours you. How many hours you work as long as it's over 10? Yeah, it's. Okay. Every Friday. Huh, I broke it down. Like I I broke it down. I'm getting paid like $12 an hour. I'm getting like $12 an hour. [laughter], huh. [laughter]. I broke it seriously. It doesn't matter when you have tuition to pay it's like $16,000. Matter when you have to to pay it off. It's like, huh. It's like, oh well, I might be making nothing. So I don't. And. Yeah, that's good, how about eating. I'm fine, I'm fine. I ate already today. And early in early breakfast. Really breakfast. And, uh, I'll eat dinner later on I'll be fine. Huh. Robbins fine, she's, right here. She's here. She's. She's dressed up getting ready to go to work soon. I guess. Huh huh. Anyone else. No. No, no, we don't know, what's happening and there's one guy who called me. Well. Have this number? What's that? Yeah, I'm I'm really here. I'm really here, huh. I'm. I come and go and my hours are so weird. Yesterday was really funny because like I came in like a change got heard they laughed and she, she like try to talk to me and like say bye [laughter]. Yesterday was really funny because like I came in like a change to and they laughed at me. She talked to like try to talk to me. By, huh. And like now that I'm coming in she's getting ready to leave that's really weird and then I'll leave tonight. And like now that I'm coming in she's getting ready to leave really weird and then I'll leave tonight. And she'll come in tonight. And she'll come in tonight. And that's weird. [laughter]. That's funny, [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, well she said we got along very well. Yeah, [laughter]. She said we got along very well. I'm. Yeah, it's it's hard. Glad to hear it. But you know, this is how things are right now. So. Well, it's kinda. Like you by yourself, but you're, not completely. Right, right, right. But everything's. But everything's. Okay, I mean the house is is quite it was cold. Okay, I mean the house is it's quite it's cold. This morning. This morning. I woke up when I when I got back from work. I woke up when I got back from work. I I does offer an hour and I woke up and was freezing like, oh my God. I don't for an hour and I woke up freezing, huh. My apartment really warm though. . Really macchia. Still. Yeah, well, I mean, it's a pain. Sometimes because I've got the fans on and uh, you know, have to open the window, which is a pain, but it's. Alright, I can't complain. Um, again just say. I don't know, but I'm. Sure, you already told me your letter. Anyway, but everything else. No, no, was gonna say. Huh. How you here? A house. My hair fine. Yeah, M S N. Do you. Just can. Same. Initial. From scrubbing floor. How do you tell me? Oh. it's. Okay, oh. it gets me, honey. That's. It. I've been down about that because, uh, I just. Huh. Last weekend. M M S. You know, see you. M S secret underwear and the green 1. Oh. yeah. Huh. [laughter]. Now I keep forgetting what I was gonna say was gonna say again, you're Jerry. I don't care [laughter]. I just wanna tell you. Let's. You. Huh. . Last night, it went to. I didn't go to chance. I just know I didn't tell you. So now you told me. You wrote in your letter. Oh. I didn't tell you. You wrote in the letter that you probably weren't gonna go. What I was? Right. Well, I didn't, but I did go to borders because what I was thought that live B may because usually they live music and I had reading to do for telling class and and I figured I'd. Sharon. Why once you do this? , bye. Huh. Go over there and instead of reading magazines. I might as well take what I have to read. And listen to music, but I didn't have music. So I just went did my reading and then I came back and and I unpacked all my winter clothes. Okay. Because I knew the cold weather was coming today. [laughter]. Right. Then I went to bed. They really good. Do I have to get some stuff when I go to back to your home? Yes, that reminds me are you are you gonna bring home maybe things that you don't need up there anymore. Things maybe that you found out. Let me just shorts, but that's about it. Yeah, like a short. Yeah. But overall no, I might keep stuff here. Actually, there's, nothing here. Huh. I have nothing here like no big deal. Yeah, everything's fine. Yeah. Yeah, we'll go to my house and we'll. We'll load. You up again. Yeah, well, not too much. Yeah, no. I'll. Just put the bed frame and some more mine comforter. I. Hear. Yeah, do you have more clothes books? Somewhere couple dollar more stuff. Not nearly as much. How are those crates and the the? They're fine, they're doing very well they're doing very well. Yeah. Could do a lot better. If they were in the sliding thing. Well, you you can get that down. . When when does your sinister end? I don't have a good question. Okay, because I was kind of wondering what your schedule's gonna be like when you're gonna have brakes and and things. Alright. Oh boy. Yeah, I have to go. Why. Says user bathroom [laughter]. Okay. Yeah, I have is a bathroom. We get 10 more minutes though. Okay. I know I just want to. Okay, that's. Fine. But I just, I had to wait before you called in. Honey because I'm watching the clock. It's. Okay. It's been exactly 20 minutes. [laughter]. Do you mind? Can you wait 10 minutes? Sure, I just wanted to go. Oh. no, no [laughter]. I can't even use after Mister Kay I'll. Do. Do you mean now? And 10 minutes. You can. I don't believe you. Okay. Huh, right. Huh. Huh. Huh. What you want for my wife? Excuse me. What you want for my life? But I went from your life. Here. Um, to be part of it. You are. Well, that's. What I want? But you're, not you're, not near me. It will be. Alright, but it's. But it's. Okay though I'm doing okay, I didn't think it would be this easy. Okay, okay, I didn't think that would be the. Yeah. I mean, I it's not easy, but I mean, I don't think it would be this tolerable. Uh. You know, being away from that it'll be a lot harder, but it's actually, okay. Huh. All fine. No, no it's. [laughter]. Not that it's just I'm I'm trying to focus you know the. Right. I know what you mean because I can do the same thing and just routine helps me as much as I don't like. And. That that you know the fact it makes me feel like I'm a born person routine is good for me such as when I don't get up and work out I'm in a bad mood and I have to watch out for that. 38. . I can't. Let myself. Be lazy. Or else I feel that. . And I mean, that's not a bad thing routine. And being. You know in it. I mean, it's not a bad thing. It says it works for me. . It makes me feel better right. Complete. Yeah. But I hope that I can still be spontaneous. I don't wanna get into it too much of a routine then and I can't do anything without. Like I don't want to be. So much in the routine that I can't. Do anything. Other than the routine you know, I don't want that to happen, but I don't think it will I'm. Right. Okay, I'd like you know, I'd like to do new things and go new places and stuff, right. Yeah, [laughter]. Alright, don't laugh at me. I'm, not laughing at you. Living with you. [laughter]. Oh. I talked to my advisor last night and she told me what to do about signing up for student teaching. 87. Huh. And I need to go. She told me to go to get the form and I have to teach. A class in each language that I want to be certified in. . Yeah, I didn't know that which is okay, she said that there's a few schools in South filling that teach Allen. . So it is available and you know, most likely they will have French and Spanish too. So I would have like three cooperating teachers that I would be working with. . And have three different languages. Have to make different. All different lesson plans. And stuff, but a good thing about that. Is. South Philly schools. I think you're gonna be better than North silly schools. Maybe. And like I didn't wanna teach in Philadelphia, but I guess, it's better to go to South Philly then to go North maybe not. I could be wrong that's. The impression I get and then this way I won't need the car here in Philly because I thought if I could call outside the city. I need to bring the box here. So I'd have it, but then I'd have to worry about parking and paying for gas and everything. So, that's, good. That that I can. Yeah, there's a place that will probably be pretty good place here. Close by. So I'm. Glad about that. And hopefully it'll. All work out. Huh. Okay. Yeah. Huh. I will see you here. And I really can't wait I'll be counting the days. You know that, huh. Huh. Well, that's something. And I know. I can get down there. And I feel like like planning, right now. I know, you'll get mad at me. [laughter]. You know, I'm trying to ask you so, so what time you gonna be here. Well, I my. [laughter]. My main priority, right now. It's, just to make sure that when I do get there. Make sure that when I go. It's. I have to take care of my driver's license. Take care of my drive. Oh. did it. At a photograph. Oh. I forgot about that on Saturday day. I guess we can do that. Yep. Alright. But I'm. So excited. You know, you want us to go to done on the square. [laughter]. And I want to Cook for you to do. What I'm gonna do for me? . Jump on ya. [laughter]. Yeah. And you'll come on straight here, right. Right. No I'm gonna come depending where we are in the apartment. And. Why we're just stop it? [laughter]. Um, you know, I did tell Sean she's. Welcome here. Not when I'm there. Uh. [laughter]. Huh. Well, I'll. Just tell her understand you're. Welcome. But just keep in mind that we haven't seen each other in in a month and a half or something like that, huh. [laughter]. Go away for a while away. Go away for a few days. Go take a walk [laughter]. Particular long walk [laughter]. [laughter], huh. Um, but now I'm excited. And. You'll come and I don't know what we'll do that night. Hopefully you can come like Friday evening. Sharon, stop. Alright, I know I want to plan. . Don't. I but I know you get mad I'm. Sorry, but I have excited. , Rama. What. Huh. Alright. Alright. Oh. I gotta go. No, we got five minutes. No, I have to go Sharon. I mean. Have the guy who? Alright. And I wanna go to sleep I'm tired. Alright. Well. I'm. Glad I reached you now. And I'm glad I don't have to pay for this isn't that nice. Yes, same here. Same here. I hope I can I don't know if I can call somebody else or not. I don't know if this pin number is still good or what I don't know. Alright, well let's. Try. Yeah. You have to go. Oh today's, Mike. In Caroline wedding. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I wonder how that is. My mom and dad are going to a wedding today. And so, we're genera, three couples get married. Hello. Yeah. Okay. Alright, alright oh. well, there you go. Wait. Let me . Right. While I do. [laughter], not then I guess, it'll take us. Maybe. Um, the next four minutes to say goodbye anyway. Uh huh, bye. Okay, this is so much time. We have. Alright, listen, you have a good week. You too. I don't know when I'll call you next because like I said, my phone bills, I'm getting just a little nervous about because I have been calling my roommates and Sean. Yeah. I'll start calling them. But. But like when we went out and. Well, get emails that I mean you email with me. What can you do with them? I know it was just like quick things if like making plans like I'd call Andrea to find out about when we went to comedy sports last again, it's, not like I talk to them wrong it's. . Just that I've been calling them. You know, making plans for that. Alright. And and I had to call Kate and. Things like that. Bye. I will talk to you again. I love you. . Thanks. You very much. Thank you very much. Crazy about you. Do you know that? Oh. you're crazy they've been crazy about me. [laughter]. Huh. That's. Okay. Okay, for me. I am. Huh. Huh. I haven't worked out in a while, but like I say I'm just. No, I mean. Anything to do. Fine. Okay. Great I'm gonna do some studying. Take care of itself. Alright, you too have a good night. Oh in town. Let's. See. Check. My price. Bye. Bye. Bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Ma'am. See what I mean. Hi. It's not like you say that one minute, you have to locate the person and if for one reason you can't get them, you just hang up and then you try the number. Yes. Another time. So I never got to this. because I only got Lena Joe. That time then whenever else I called, they told me that it wasn't valid. Oh. Okay, well can you can you talk. Okay, so did you, yeah, talk. Okay, alright. Now. Did you send me a picture of her yet? Yes, you should be getting it. I didn't get it yet. Maybe it'll come in today. Because I'm anxious to see it. It should it should only be there. Yeah, well, it didn't come yesterday, but I'm starting to get the returns for the wedding and it yeah, it makes me feel good. Okay. Yeah. So far. Plenty everybody's coming. Everybody's coming [laughter]. Oh good that's. I know I know I don't. Good house is it quite there now at the shop. Yeah, yeah, it's quite I am. That's. Good. I don't know, what's gonna happen with the ones from Italy, but we'll just have to wait and see. Yeah. If he answers me the way he does when you send him a check we'll, never know till they married a year. [laughter]. But [laughter], but anyway, I don't know, what's going on, I just know, we'll be right up to the number. Well. So this is Maria Marie you're gonna have to have some of the guests because I don't have that many bedrooms. Yep. So she said, well, I don't think Susan is gonna wanna come be with me because I spoke she said, but we can, I said so you can have some in charge. And she said. Well, I thought about that and I've changed my mind now because you're, right. I'm, not. I think you know, we'll want to be with you wanna be with you. Yeah, well, it's. Not. I said maybe , but I mean, this is just no, but it's jumping ahead, you know, they may not even come. That would be more likely for Sandra Tod. Because. Home, man. Oh. the guests. Yeah. Well, this is the thing, but it's on a Tod stated then you gotta worry about pictures and where you go for pictures and. Yeah, well, I mean, even if she just sleeps over, you know, for that night, whatever whatever, but we'll worry about it when the time comes because I don't know that they'll come. Yeah. Right, I mean, it's, just gonna be chaotic at your house if we're all trying to get ready. Well, I I shower at night. [laughter]. You know. So I'm out of the way and dad and I will come up here early to get my hair done and,. Huh. Oh. listen to this. Tell me. I gotta tell you this before. I forget again. I just talk to Pat real she's taking one of her tore groups on the leave to see the leaves up there in October. Oh. Oh my. I guess where she's gonna be staying on the night that we come in. Oh. The courtyard Marriott. Nope, the Roman. N she, yes, and I told her you're going she's coming in on a. Huh. In . Oh. oh. my. Let me see October. Let me look at the calendar here. October 12th it's a Thursday. That's. When you're having a? I don't. Yes, when we're coming in, but we're, not coming until midnight. I thought. So I told her I said, that'll be a heck of a if if we don't come until midnight and they're already back at the hotel sleeping and then they leave first thing in the morning like like they do then I won't get a chance to see her. Oh. she's not staying. No they're. Just stopping over there because see on these trips. They they stop every once in a while when they need to and they stay at a hotel. Yeah, well, I can go get I can go see her on Thursday. Well, that's, what I said, not only that I said if my if you let me know when you're gonna be at the hotel I'll, tell my mother to run down and get you bring you to let you see the shop and go by and see your house and all that stuff. Bye. Huh. Yeah. I mean, it's gonna be right at a hectic time, but it'll only be for a few minutes. Yeah, well. I mean, it's, not like you gonna have to entertain or anything. Find out what you can find out. Isn't that neat though? Sure. She said she said now, tell me again where you're from because this is after they put that towards either and I told her she said, Susan I'm going right through woman. Oh my. She said I knew I heard that city before. So why are they staying here? And. Because they're going up through new England. I know, but why are they staying here? Why don't they just go? It's, just it's just a stop off. and it's easy to get on the highway. I guess. You know. Yeah. 93. Uh, yeah, that's. Yeah, it's right off the highway that's neat. Good. Yeah. I said you'll be right there, Pat. I know. Oh. Oh. I'll, definitely go say hello, even if we just have a glass of soda together. Yeah, well let's. Hope that you don't get in at 11 o'clock and you gotta come pick me up and then nobody sees there. Oh yeah, you don't know. I hope they get in early enough that they have time to you know, have supper and. Well, I can go have breakfast with them in the morning. Oh yeah, you could do that Friday morning, but you know what time they leave for these stupid on these trips. Well, yeah. They get you loaded and ready to go at six o'clock in the morning. Yeah, but. I know, but well, you don't you don't know, you don't know that. The , the Buster. But I think that's gonna be on the way. I guess it might be on the way up. Yeah, I would think so. Yeah, because it's coming through. Only wait a minute, wait a minute, you know, October sometimes it's passed up and off. Well, I think the trip goes from October. Wait a minute. Let me see. I think it goes from October. 8th until the 15th. Yeah. So C A if they leave here. Still be on the tail end of it. Yeah, but see, they're gonna go through and stop at different places on the way up they're gonna probably go through new York, Pennsylvania. Yeah. Right, but they should be frozen off before they come here is what I'm saying because it'll be over up there. Who knows what? I know it. If they come here and then go up there. Right. It'll be over. But in any case market on your calendar. Anyway. Well, you keep reminding me. Okay. Cause I got so many things on my calendar. There. I know. Isn't anymore. And that's gonna be the final week before the wedding too. Room. So you'll really be crazy, but would it be nice if she could see your house and and see the shop and yeah, oh. she love the shop? Oh yeah, it would be nice. Would be nice for me to just see here. You know, I'll come and see the shop. Yeah. Yeah, I am. There's just so much going on it's unbelievable. I know a lot. Unbelievable. Yeah, every day every day every day. Well, I have to go to the store and get grandmother. Some steroids. I just talked to her doctor and he said he would put give her a a burst of steroids and if that doesn't help the pain in the shoulders. We're gonna he's gonna go put the quota zone in the joint again because yesterday they just put the quota zone in her monthly yesterday that he wants to put. Oh my goodness, you mean, but. But you mean even with that that it isn't helping her. No, but see, they didn't put it in the joints yesterday. I know I know. The doctor just the doctor she saw yesterday. I don't think he knew really what he was doing. Yeah. I mean, he wasn't proficient at like doctor Claassen is so he just put it in the muscle and figured. It'll it'll get somewhere near the joints, but it's, not the same as when you put in the joint. Oh no, oh. please. I don't even wanna hear that that upsets me. I know, but she doesn't feel like she doesn't feel like doing nothing. It really does. Poor thing. She is so she's. I feel bad. Just washed out Jim and I was just down there with her and she's just washed out. Yeah. I feel so bad. I do because it's not you know, I look at that and. You don't know what I just wanted to screen that emergency word yesterday. Here's, this old woman crying and I mean, there's a lot of other people sitting around too, but nobody was in the pain. . She was in nobody. Mhm. So why they couldn't just take her in and get her taken care of. Is beyond me. We had to leave a. I know, but they just don't you know, they just so used to that all day. We had a late. . All night that it just becomes their job and that's. Yep. Yep. It it's too bad. Because you know, you do her it [laughter]. Yep. I love her doctor was so nice too. Yep. But he's busy too like today. I wanted to take her in to see him. So he could see what the heck's going on. And he said he is so backed up. He has like 41 patient scheduled fourty, one patience in one day. Everybody is sick. Everybody is sick. Yeah. I don't know. So who's at the shop. Tell me. Who's at the shop? Stena Delores. Just walked in. Delores Christensen. No Delores , Fred Julie's here, Isabel, Nick she'll be here for another couple of weeks since she's going back to Florida. Oh. really. Yeah. And back down to Florida. Yep. Everybody you know, I was busy busy. This morning, a lot of new faces. Who's doing who's doing dad people? Everybody. [laughter]. Yeah, they all they're. All switching around. So it's panel is. Dealer Patterson was. Is doing good. She's doing much better. Really. Yeah, there's a lot of new faces a lot of new faces. That's. Great. Yeah, every time your password is all just left and she said, oh. every time I come in there's, new faces and I said, thank God. Hey speaking of speaking to her house. She doing with her knees that. Hold on she's. Okay, yeah. Really, but I mean, can she walk? Okay, can she walk better than she used to? Yeah, I think she does. He was the second time. She had it done it was swollen a long long time more than the other 1. Really. Yeah. So it might have just been worse, but it just took a lot more recuperating and she had trouble with swelling and then she got infection. [laughter]. Oh. So it was a lot different from the first time. I think if it happened this way she wouldn't have the second one done. Well, we're talking to grandmother about having a shoulder replaced. O que. But we don't think, uh, someone her age. On her bridge. I don't know if she could go through that surgery. Not a hurry. Well, I mean, you when you think of it for her age the rest of her body in pretty good shape. Yeah, not. It's, just. Offer, huh. No nothing's helping right now. That's unbelievable. And and she's. So immune to drugs that she gave the girl. Yeah. Give her a Valium and she's still walking around. She don't even fall free. Oh. I told you to tell you that was a Tricia, a at the hospital and dad went for his therapy. No. Really what hospital. She goes there from therapy. Not the hospital oughta plus. Really. She goes there from therapy. What's. The matter with . Well, after the messed up to me. Oh yeah. She has her before the muscles and I was so happy to see her because I haven't gone to the house. Yeah. Oh. You know, I just spent flowers, but. Right. Yeah. And I kept asking Corinne, but I never went and it was just so good to her. Yeah. And she looks she looks good. Plus a. She's. Got a baseball hat on because she lost all the air, but um, she looks so good. Really. Yeah. And she said I see, I understand. I know how it is. I said, well, I just want to come, but I never know when the right time is for you. And I just know what it's like when you go through this because I've seen it with my mother and my sister in law. So I know that you rather not have people and she says mom always tells me you know that you ask for me. Right. She said and that's what's important. Oh. that's, good that's, right. So I told you Michelle past term state boards didn't. Yeah, I think I I can't. I yeah, I think I think you said you sent to 1. Remember if I sent her a card. Did Patricia say anything about the card. I sent her or she even mentioned. I don't think she did. No. Yeah, I don't because she they picked her, you know, they told her to come in right after we get it was just so good to her. Huh. You know, and she she looks good, but now she just had a treatment. Yeah. That's nice. A week ago today and this whole week, she's. No, good. Bless her heart too young. No, good. You know, it's either that week after that. They just feel. So terrible. You know, I know I know so, Corinne, and Joe they'll be going back to Florida shortly to she says we told her we stay and she said no there's. Two young, huh. . Right. No sense in staying it's. Just this is the way. It's gonna be. And if my blood is okay, they give me the treatment if it isn't, I wait another week because she should buy now have been all over it, but three times she went the blood was low. Right. Yep. Really. So they couldn't do it. So they postponed it another week. [laughter]. So then you're like a month behind. Yeah. You know what you know, Jim did for me bless his heart he's trying to do whatever he can before he has the surgery. . Flop. [laughter]. You know where my wood stove is here in the back room with all the windows. Yep S. It was just it was just up on the bricks loose. Yeah. Yeah. He built me a platform. That's shaped like a semi circle like that goes into the corner and he covered it all with Brooke. Mhm. Huh. Oh. They covered it all with BRIC it's, beautiful. That's, my that's. He it looks like a masonry job. Nice. He killed himself though. It's Becks killing him. Let's. See he shouldn't be doing anything, but get so tired or not doing anything. Well. He's back on his knees. He said my knees killing me from dealing down, but it looks so good. Huh. And I painted the walls in here. But. You know, and got the wood floor in it looks good. There's Thomas. Nice really. It really looks good. We put no bricks on the front walk and the landing up above. Oh. did you. Oh. it was it. Looks nice. The same kind. Bricks like the house. Oh. not like the flagstone. No, because they were constantly coming up. Oh good, I bet. It's pretty. Yeah, it is pretty then we pick those up the slate. We put in the back. You know what they had the gravel walk out of the steers. Yep. He just laid them down on the gravel and it looks nice. Yeah. So, Marie she's gonna be coming in and doing the, um, the hot top again. Oh yeah, is Bernie still coming. Yeah, no, no, she left us know which is well. I didn't think so. This is the one we always get you know, just happens to be a cousin or something and no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that would have ended. Yeah. Oh. okay, I thought it was her husband. Okay. [laughter]. We would've found someone else, but anyway, he's gonna be coming in doing I forgot to ask dad when it was. Yep. [laughter]. And so little by little like a bill to give me a day because we're gonna go pick out the door. I wanna get alerted front door. A letter. Oh. pretty yeah. You know, the net. Leaded glass. Yeah, so we're gonna go pick one out. Huh. And just get rid of the big Brown altogether. Yeah, yeah, we need a new Sandra. Oh. good idea. So that one thing leads to another, you know, he says I wanted to do that. Yeah. The whole front will look new it'll. Look pretty then I gotta go out just get some moms and put them. Yeah. All up and down the stairs. You're gonna do that before the wedding. Oh yeah, well I don't. Do that now because I you know this is the season? Good. Do it do it? Yeah, oh that'll. Yeah, and they'll even grow a little bit more. Look, beautiful. You know. You know what kind of door you gonna get. Well, it probably will end up being beige like the house. So, it'll be right, but I do wanna get a Brown term around the storm door because you need contrast. Yeah. Yeah. You know, but I want the storm door with even more like, yeah, well, I want more glass than I even have now you know, we have that little panel on the bottom. Sure. You know how to do this. So good. Yeah. Well, I sent away for some brochures on Jules. You get the oh yeah, if you get the whole glass door will be not. Yeah, and they look beautiful and home each queue has the forever doors over here. That's, the name of the company. Oh. we need a new front. So, uh, they they're expensive. Not a front door, but we need a new screen door on the front, but it's such a weird shape it's. So big it's, not conventional. Yeah. Yeah. I hate the screen door. We have. But anyway. Well, anyway, that's. What we that's what I have to do when I have to do that soon? Yep. Of course, he wants to come with me, but he's, not feeling that good. So I said, well, why, don't you just let me go through what I think? I'm capable. I know, you're. He says I know you are, but I just wanna be with you when you do, I said, all Tony. So we want to do an error. The other day we went to get the stock to the shop and I had already been to two other places and I was just so tired. All I wanted to do is come home. So he was a little upset because we went right by H Q but I said, but you don't understand that I can't just keep pushing you know. Right. So we came home and we didn't get that done and but at least we got the state. So there's one thing, that's off the list we have a list you know, we write everything down that we need to do. Huh. Oh huh. These forever reminding me. Huh. So finally, patio like I said, it's coming down tomorrow with Sheila. So she'll be there for a while and measure him up. So I said to her when you take him in there. Right. I said get the least expensive shoes and whatever we get to him we'll get the T J because I'm not gonna spend a lot of money on them for rental shoes. Yeah. You know what I mean. Yep. The man it's a different story if either different they're bigger, whatever. I know. Right. Um, and I'm sure, they'll have a size fits T J I'm. Oh yeah, he's in he's in a boy size. Sure they will sure. Now I mean a man's show he's been a stick. I'm. Sure they will. Yeah, I think the ones that were the least expensive with lace up. So that's fine. Yep. The others are like a monsoon or you know the guys the kids. Right right. Don't need them that fancy as long as they're that Shawnee patent. Yep. Whether. Hey, what every once in awhile. I wonder what you got across the Street from you there at the shop. The same stuff. The diner, the deli Peach Potter is route still working over there. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. You're kidding me and God. Didn't go. All the whole family there. Now with gosh, his mother and father. Yeah. Are part of it. Did you open another one? No, not that I know of. He said he was gone a long time ago. Yeah, not that I know this one next door opens more and more and more and he doesn't pay the rent. But what. I haven't even the rent for August yet. Who. Who opens more more? Valley. What you mean their hours? He opened what. No, he opened a place in Winfield. Oh. my goodness. Now you opened a place somewhere else. She didn't tell me where it was. And you still don't pay the rent on time. We're still waiting for August rent. Mom. Yeah, tell me about it. I really, I was just Jed you know, the sale sign, you have for the car. I want to put it in front window. I mean, it's, I really do. Oh. you selling . Well, we're thinking about it either. Yes. That or lease it again, but Ford hasn't come up with a 1990. But how can you sell your car? I can't see the yeah, but you can it's yours and it isn't as long as you pay that much. If it's a lease. You owe them. Oh. I didn't know you could do that. What's the difference? Yeah, but we might just turned it in and get another 1. The thing he wanted. He wanted to wait until the 96 is came. He said why should I buy a 95 and pay that kind of money. I know. He said I got a 96 and it'll be a year old you're you're, new. I know. Yeah. But when I talked to him yesterday, the dealer he said floored hasn't come up with a 1996 lease program yet. You're kidding. Well, you know why, because they rent, they lease. Wow. So many in 9594. They probably got a slow leak cards on their hand. Oh. And they don't need it. They want people to buy the new cards. Oh. my goodness. This is what I think. I'm not sure. So we're just going a month at a time he said he did he do that for us. Yeah. Yep. So, it's it's fine. Yeah, hello. So as long as you know that I do you know, I still do want to get a new one, but. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Helen's coming up here tonight yet. Oh yeah, because the grandmother. Well, she was gonna anyway. And then she found out she's sick. So she's gonna come up anyway. Yeah, so the kids are good in school, huh. Doing great they're doing great. I was telling benzo the T J is in a gifted class. Less yesterday. Well, I mean, he just he's in a program. It's, not a class of gifted students. What they do is they pull about five or six of them out of the class every day for an hour and they go with a teacher that specializes in really challenging them? Well, I told her it was gifted. You know, yeah, that's. So. What it is? [laughter]. But he's. So cute. Uh huh. They had elections yesterday in his class. Yeah. You know, student Council. Oh. that's cool. So I had told his teacher if you want me to help just tell T J send a note home with them because he doesn't want me there. All the time. He's too, cool. F is it cool. Now. Yeah, so she said, T J came home and said, mom, I teach wanna know if you help with our election. So I went yesterday 11 and I said check their names off when they voted in their little ballot and then afterwards over she said, do you have time to count the votes for us and I said sure? So I took him in the library. I strip I straightened out all the balance. Hold on a second ma'am. Okay. Come on honey. Hey, I'm, sorry, that was our disability attorney up North I've been trying to get in for four days and when does he call when I'm on the phone. Oh. All right. Oh. I know. So what did you do? I just told them I call them back. Oh. you're calling back here. Yeah. Long distance. Well, [laughter]. It figures. Doesn't. It. Oh my I. What are you gonna do I'm not gonna be on long with I'm, not gonna be on long? Uh huh. I just wanna tell them what we're doing and let them know what you know, what's going on. Well, you should have said to him. Can't you just call me back in 15 minutes. Well, yeah, but we might not be done. I know. I haven't been timing. It have you. Well, it's a it's about 15 minutes. I didn't know how long. Now. Anyway. I didn't know how long we were on. Yeah, that happened to me yesterday when the car dealer called it says, well, when you call in he's, not there just give a message and have him call you because it's a long distance phone call for us to. So I just told him I called. [laughter]. Yes. To to Concord. Yeah to Acton. Yeah, acting that's, right. And the. I don't care I'm, not gonna stay on long with them when I call them. Well, it just it. Never it. Never works out. No, no, yes, I know. You know what I mean. Cause the same thing happen to me when he called. I was on hold. Oh. dear me. So what happened when you Callie up this thing. Oh. so oh. it was just so cute. You know, I just took all the the balance and I had to get my system down and I'm. So afraid. I'm gonna mess things up in there and not know what I'm doing and they'll think, I'm stupid mother, [laughter]. You know that that doesn't know how to do administrator work. I thought. So I get in there and she gave me four pieces of a legal pad paper long paper and all the lines were numbered. Huh. So I said this is great. What I did was I put the name across the top like one page for each office President vice President Secretary treasurer and then under that on on one line? Huh. I put the names of the candidates there was for and as as I looked at the balance like first, I did all the President and I just went down and put a check Mark underneath their name and it was already number on the line. Bye bye. So I don't have to go back and come. Thank you. You know. I will 1. Thank you. Okay. Did you catch what I said so I put a check Mark under each of their names? Yes. Like I made four columns for each candidate and then at the end, I just telling it all up it was so easy and when I brought it in, she was so Press she goes, oh. this is. Huh. Yeah. I see that. So organized. [laughter]. Huh. 01. Oh. one A T well to A T G boyfriends one and then two girls one to the boys one for President and, um, and, um, treasure. Huh. And the girls one for Secretary and vice President. That's nice. Yeah, so it'll be cute now. That's. Good. They're getting so big. I can't stand it. I know know, data's, Diana. There's. So big. See them. I know I can't wait till. He just says, oh. they're growing they're growing they're gonna be adults. Pretty soon, but what you're gonna Joe, what are you gonna do? I know it. I know it and they know where it was. And the others are here. And I never see them. Well, I do. Not enough though. Oh. no, but what am I gonna do? Well, I tried to see you as much as I could when we came back home. I know. But. I don't know everybody gets wrapped up in. So much stuff that it just doesn't work out. Yeah, everybody's different everybody's different. Both. So have you heard from standard all about the dress? Yeah, well, she's called. She said it's practically done. Is it. Yeah, but she's called for that to you know, and, um, I mean, she's here. Yeah. Yeah. She uses the phone and that's. Okay, but over there she kinda likes to hang in you know, not not abuse. Yep. It, but still it's big because his mother has told me that it's big. Yep. And I said, well, you're, just like to pay for it. That's. All. Huh. So when are they moving in the cabin, she did call me last week really? This week. I think. Yeah, I think so. She called me last week and told me about it. Sounds cute. Yeah, I was gonna call. Um, I was gonna call Carol and talk to her. . And I wish I hadn't remembered. What day it was because where they're not work and they would be there when I called you know, but I can't remember exactly what you're telling me, but I thought she said the middle you know, so that's, this week or next? [laughter]. Yep. Yeah. Yeah, okay. And I'm anxious for them to do that. I just wish that they had a better car had they sold that car here. Up. They could have got like four or 5000 fart, could've, put it down on a car. Oh. I know why didn't. They. They could probably put a couple of 000 down on each car too and have two small cars for each of them. On a nice day. So they could go about and do their own business. Yeah. Um, was gonna say I just cut one of my finger. Nails off it made me think of your nails. How did they ever stay you know, the ones you had when you were here? The. Dispute. Did you keep getting them? No, no, those it. You took them off. Yeah, but now I have I have my own now. I'm, not mine along, but I'm still doing the acrylics and they're, beautiful. Oh. oh really oh. I'm. Jealous. Mine is terrible. Oh. they're. So beautiful. I wanna have nice nails. It's. Well, if you can keep him up have them done when you come here. So bad. And I can't. Oh yeah. Oh. I can't. But you can't keep them up. No, I can't afford to keep them up. I know I know because they do a good job there. No way [laughter]. Vietnamese down the square. Oh yeah, these are all over the place. There, red everywhere, but you know, they do a good job. Don't hear. So they do a good job. I know their audits. And,. I'm, not having anymore. Be quiet. They really, um, they do a good job and I like I'm satisfied with them. Yeah. So I'm definitely staying with them. Good good. So I'm. So what else what else can we talk about. Happy happy with my nails. I don't have to worry about my nails that's one thing. I'd. Have to worry about. Isn't. This nice to get to talk for 30 minutes and not pay for it. I know I know. And then get paid $10 to do it. I know, aren't you getting more? I love it. . Aren't. You getting more. Oh. you're getting 10. Yeah. Yeah, I'll get more. If everybody makes their call calls if they don't make the calls I don't get anything. Well how many people did you give it to? 520. . Oh. Yeah, because for 10 people I'd get $40 for 20 I'd, get a 00, but I don't know if all 20 people are gonna use it. Oh. We're. I doubt it. Gonna keep that. I had to remind everybody Church. You know, did you make your calls only a couple of them? . Did it. Oh. I forgot. I put the paper side. I said, well, see, that's. Why they give you a month to do it because people just forget? Yeah. In fact, I almost didn't. Oh. Do mine in time because I got mine in the summer and I think I just made my deadline. You have to. Well, I'll. Keep asking. Maria. Yeah, please do. And Patty got one too. Yeah. I gave them to Patty will you tell her. Well, I'll. Tell her tomorrow. Yeah, please tell her don't forget. Oh. well, yeah. Because I don't did she mention it to you. Did she even mention it? No, she didn't say a thing. I didn't even know that you had said anything to her, but you should keep after the ones you think some of it is expired now. Okay, . No, well the last bunch that I did we're just two weeks ago when I did yours, but tell Patty to call her brother or something in new Mexico or whatever he is. Yeah. To call you. Oh yeah, tell her to call me. Oh,. I will remember to do that tomorrow. So I gave you all the information that you need to know. Yeah, that's great, thank you. Oh. I see. And there were two of them that I called and both of them said three years, but this one really keep talking to me and she said, well, just let them know that if when they come. That's. Great. Well, that's good. . Usually you don't get them to stick their neck out for nothing. Well the first one was very cautious and she says, well, I really can't say too much. Yes. So all I'm asking is for general information. I know. She says, well, what I know is three years and that was it. I didn't talk anymore than when I got these people. Juliet. I think I think you really should speak to Miss Montague and I said, well, I just want general information will she be the better one to answer you and I said, okay, so she got on and she said,. Yeah. Yeah. Can I help you? I said, well, I hope so I said, I'm looking for general information, but I gave her my name and I gave her your name just in case you call from there should know who it was. You know, she says, well, I you know if you feel like you need me. Right. I would appreciate you letting me know before you come up and I'll just block off some time. Oh. well. See the thing is if I know this now I I already called family care center over in hospital. . Well, now, it's, Boston regional and I said, I wanna talk to somebody in administration. Right. So they put me through to some guy. He was the, um, they don't have a legal department there, but I said to him, I just, I wanna know who who do I speak to when I have a a problem and and, um, a legal matter that I wanna discuss and he said, well, you probably need to speak to our patient representative and he gave me her number and I don't wanna call her. . I don't wanna call her until I knew this because I don't want her to tell me. Well, that's. You know, a long time ago and maybe try to knock me off you know, knock me off balance by saying you don't have a leg to stand on. Huh. I know I do but I just, I just wanted to make sure. Yeah. But he said you know is it the doctors or is it the hospital that you have a you have a complaint with and I said, well, I don't quite know who to blame for it. Bye. Huh. You know, I said I have a feeling that the doctors might have had their hands tied by by the healthcare provider, which is H C H P you know, have a community health plan. [laughter]. Yeah. Huh. And, uh, he said, okay, well then you probably need to speak to someone at Harvard to just go right. And I'd rather. Do that. I don't wanna talk to the doctors. Right. I wanna say to them who authorizes surgery. Anyway, you know, do you tell the doctors? Huh. Okay, this guy already had one surgery. So do everything you can. Okay. You can you hear me. Yeah. You know, I mean what do they say they say you know, do everything you can for the guy, but do you know try to avoid surgery at all costs or did the doctor's the one that make the call because they were really rude to Jim at the end? Yeah. Huh. Huh. Right. Those doctors were rude. They just said look. . I told you there's nothing we can do for you and that's it. Yes. You know, so in other words, get out of my face. And exactly that's. What I told her? I said they really weren't very forthcoming with with anything and I said, it's very unusual. That you have to office go against their own collies. Right. I said, but the ones down South is really very upset because they feel like something could've been done for this man to help him get better and leave a normal normal life. Right. I said now, it's been. So tell me something though she asked me when did he have the accident. Two months after the surgery. That was when. The surgery was in 91 and the and the accident was in January of 90 to remember November of 91, right before Thanksgiving. Yeah. He had the surgery and then January the very end of the month. He had the accident. So that was 92. And they treated him for almost two years. So that's 929394. . Okay, but the accident was in January of 92. So he's. 92. So January of 95 it was three years as far as that went. Right. As far as the accident, right, but they treated him for almost two years after the accident. Okay, hi huh. Right. So they could have done something for him while he was in their care and while we had insurance. Well, she asked me something about that. What does she say? She said something about that. She said we would need to know when it was you know, it's like when they were taken care of him. Right. Well, see the last note we have from doctor who was the orthopedic surgeon was, um, it was August of 93 in fact, he he, he in fact, he sent us. . Yep. Yep. Um, a a letter, a written statement when we needed it down here. I called his office and asked his Secretary to send me a statement telling him when the time of treatment was and he stated on the on the thing we I treated Jim cone. Right. I saw him as a patient due to the due to a car accident and I treated him from, um, I think it was April of 92 until August of 93. . Yeah, so then you're covered. So then we're covered. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I hope. I mean, we've got it. All documented. I think it's a fairly easy job. Oh. Maybe I'm . Well, we thought that when we went to to correct. Oh. I know, but I think he was screwed up. Anyway, it don't even stop with him. Listen to me. You're being you're being recorded. He wasn't thinking straight let's, put it that way, but I know I'm, sorry about that being recorded. Listen to me. . Okay, I mean, you never use that word. I know. What was I gonna say I was gonna say something when I mentioned that? About Greg about the the accident and when they. No, no, but what now it just went out of my head. When they took care of us still? No, it's gone. It's. Just gone. Oh. mama. Hey, it doesn't come back. Um, yeah, I know by. So I've gotta go get my. . I gotta go have the, I got an alteration, a session. Tuesday night for the my top and, um, so I've gotta get the foundations you know, so that it looks good. Right. Yeah, yeah. So I'm hoping maybe tomorrow. I can get out and do that. Good. Okay, we gotta T's first soccer game tomorrow. He's playing soccer. Now I forgot to tell you that. Oh my mom. He plays everything. Everything. Everything he's got a keeper. Ever. He's gotta keep fit. I want this kid to stay in shape. I know, but I think of all the sports that. So. It's, good for them to it's. Huh. What's Jones? Good for them. Nothing. She won't play. No sports. She catches butterfly. Oh. there's, nothing. There for her to do. She's. My Earth girl. She catches butterflies. Well, yeah, she could place she could play TiVo. Another, uh, yeah, just a minute. That. You again, listen, can we leave without it being 30 minutes? Yeah, we can end it off. We can end it off before it ends. Okay, let's. Alright, okay honey, I love you too. Say goodbye. I love you. I'll talk to you. Okay, bye mom, bye bye. Yes, bye bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"When you're getting for? I think. Okay, are you there? Sister. Marie. Yes huh well, good morning, [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Okay, good morning, we're fine here. How are you? It's evening time there, huh. Yeah, it's it's evening, eight o'clock a little bit after 8. A little bit after 8. Yeah. Well, it's 1010 after nine here. Oh. okay. Yeah, well, listen. first. I want to just ask you to remember to call sister is del today. It's. Her birthday. Alright, okay we know that. Would you wish your happy birthday for me? Yeah, okay, yeah, we'll. Do that. Okay. Okay, so we have all kinds of messages here. Are things to hear that they've written down. Oh. okay. Okay. So I better ask those first [laughter]. Sure, [laughter]. Um, sister Clara said she talked to your sister. Yes. Sister, Mary of the rosary morning and she knew that you had gotten there safely because she called the airlines. Yes, [laughter]. Uh huh. Oh okay. And so she knew that and she was happy that you had gotten there safely and, um, she asked let's. [laughter]. Okay. Huh. See she said that the the sisters had told her that they are praying for you and they have a special candle burning for you in front of the blessed sacrament and that father Weber and knocked it at mass and everybody paid for you on Sunday. Is it. How wonderful? That's. Wonderful. Yes. Huh. Well, thank you. That's nice. Thanks Claire for calling to her. I appreciate that. And then, um, sister wants to know if you got the little Miss left that she sent. Yes, I did get the missile out. It was here. So thank you, [laughter]. Okay, and then we want to know how sister Teresa is. Sister, Tricia. Is doing better I'm going to see her. This afternoon. I haven't seen her yet, but sister, Margaret Mary, was there yesterday and she said she's doing a little better. Huh. She's out of intensive care. Oh. that's, good and then sister false told us to tell you that. Yeah huh. Uh, the candidates rang, the big bill at St. Mary's at four P M on Monday. Oh [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. For your departure from the United States. Oh. [laughter]. [laughter]. That night. That was very [laughter]. Huh. Okay, and then. That was good [laughter]. The sister Allen. Um, said she called Agnes and Jack to tell them that you had arrived safely. Good, thank you. God. Okay. And then she's got here that sister just died in Berlin today. Oh sorry to hear that.30pm']. Their time in York in Berlin and she was conscience to the end, but her death was difficult because of difficulty in review. Oh. 000. Oh. how nice. Huh huh huh. So,. Well tells, Sean I'm, sorry, but she still plans to keep her her plans to go right. She said, yes, [laughter]. Yeah huh. Okay, they're on a then she asked she said to ask about the weather over there. Well, it's very rainy here today. The weather here. Reminds me of Florida it's it's very muggy very muggy, right now. Oh. I don't know if I need any winter cool [laughter]. Huh. But I have the web because it's very muggy, but the house here a breeze. Okay. It has a lot of the way. It's billed it lets the air in. So that's very nice. Oh. that's. Yeah, yeah. Good and she said they asked about the fooled. What kind of food you have? Oh the food is fine. There. They're. Uh, they I have coffee and I have a nice fruit and they even had a baked potato for me yesterday. Huh. That night. Imagine, a real big and, uh, you know, they have a nice bed. Real. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. All the sisters are very very kind and today was my first day that I went over to the mass. Oh. that's. The. I didn't go to the mass yesterday because I slept, but today, I went to the to the mass over in the er in the compound with the prices. Are so I had my first experience of walking over there. Oh. Is it English? Know, Chinese [laughter]. It wasn't. It. Wasn't. Yes, but uh, uh, the priest who picked me up at the Airport father Dominic. He is a newly ordained priest and he speaks some English and he wants me to teach him more and he said he will come and say the mass, um, once in awhile in English and so that will be nice [laughter]. Oh. well, that's nice. So yeah, that's, wonderful. This father Dominic. He said he speaks English. Father Dominic speak some English. Or some. He is newly ordained and he. What about that other priest that member there was supposed to be another priest over there? Yeah, well the I haven't met the father Simon. Oh. He is in Rome, right now. Oh. I see. He's supposed to he was he also stated in the United States, but he's in Rome, right now. I wanna tell you that when I got to Chicago my sister. Huh. Agnes was right there to meet me. So that was very nice and then she waited until I got on the plane and then after I got on the plane. Oh. that's. Fine. Um, there was a mix up because the people in. I didn't realize this till I got to San Francisco, but the people in Chicago, they took the wrong ticket from me. They took the ticket that says from San Francisco to type a and so when I when I got to San Francisco the lady said I could really be charged for a second ticket and I said, oh. no, but she didn't she didn't charge me. Okay. Oh. and then what happened. Yes. She she called Chicago and she recognized the mistake. They made. Well, that caused great confusion for me because when I got on the plane in Chicago. I had the wrong seat number. Somebody else had that seat number. That's because I was dealing with the different tickets. Oh my goodness. So anyhow, I it all worked out, but it was a little confusion, but while I was on after I got on the plane in Chicago and they were they were still boarding it was very very crowded. Well, I had. It was a 747. All of a sudden they called my name to come to the to the front of the plane. Oh. So I finally got through all the crowd and got there and they told me to go out to the desk and hear my nephew Tommy C K the one that has canceled. Yeah. He came to see me and he didn't get there on time and so my sister. Agnes, she went up to the man and asked if they could call me off play. Oh my God. So I got off the, you know, I got on on time to see him. Yeah. So that was very nice and sister, Margaret, Mary, and father Dominic and a teacher they met me at the. Is oh that was nice. Airport in type a and it was it was a there. Who's. That 1. October the 10th is their independence day. Oh. So there were a lot of fireworks and it was very. Oh. but that's like when the first sister came [laughter]. That's like the 4th of July that's. What it was extremely crowded in the at the Airport and then we have to drive for three hours to eon and it's true? Oh. Oh my. It was a curvy drive, huh. No. But father Dominic drove. It and then we stopped at a,. One of the parishioners house. He makes T so we went into the store and that was an experience itself to see how they they make the T and then um, we just sat down and he boiled the T right in front of us put on the put the kettle on height in the little store and boy, A T and gave us a little Cup of tea and some a cookie. Oh. I bet. Yes. Bye bye. So that was sent this and then we got to, uh, we drove the rest of the way then to eon. So I haven't seen the school yet. I'm going over there in a little while. And this afternoon, I'm going to see sister, Tricia. Well, that's. But I've seen the convent and I've unpacked and I have a favor to ask you and my favorite is it doesn't have to be anytime when you get to it. What. I would appreciate if someone could send me the, um, the blessed version picture that I have in my room, the icon it's next to that gold cross that I have there's. Okay. No nice blessed mother over here and I would really like it for my bedroom just send me the blessed mother, not the cross just the blessed mother. Just the blessed mother. Okay, okay. The I got. Yeah, that would be nice sometime when you get to it. Okay. Okay sure. Sister Molina is good sister, Catherine. Yeah. Is very good. Oh. that's great. And sister. Um, Molina is standing here. Smiling at me. And I told her that you were gonna call sister. Oh. that's. Good. . Margaret, Mary, is good also. They are all we are all getting older, but they said a they they think they're pretty good. Yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. Well that's great. Yeah, and they take good care of visitors who come here. That's for sure. Okay. Sister Molina made Bacon, and eggs yesterday for me. Imagine Bacon, and eggs, which we never get in Milwaukee she's. Oh. that's. Great huh. Huh. Okay now I have to have to ask something else that some letters arrived and sister Allen open them and she thought maybe I could just tell you the messages and I have to send them unless you want us to send them. Okay, . Okay. Sure, that's, fine. No, no. Uh, one was from it was just a postal card from sister. . Marion. Who wrote from Rome asking you know, saying that all things you know, all the chapter and so forth was going, well and that the weather was good there? Yes. Huh. Oh. Oh honey huh. And, uh. She didn't say much else, but she. No that's fine huh. Was sending you the card and then there was something. Sure. Um, from a Mary Bellman, a little cranky note. Oh yes, that's. Fine. For your support. She was a nurse at she was a nurse at St. Mary's that's. For your support and Prater. Good fine that's. It and then another one was from Joseph Frankie for he was thanking. Good. Huh. You for your kindness. Who was that? Joseph. I think it's Joseph, Frankie Frankie. Hasta. Or something like that. Oh. Huh. Oh yes, father Joseph. Yes, yes, he. Oh. do you bother [laughter]? Yes, father Joseph Stransky. Okay, and another one was from father Murphy. Okay, thank you, [laughter]. Yeah. This is what he says in quotation. [laughter]. Huh. Praise from Caesar. Is praise indeed. He's in English he's he's celebrated. I guess you know what that means. His 50th anniversary and I sent him a card. Oh. okay, [laughter]. That's. Good [laughter]. And then a there's, a note here saying that the magazine America ordered for you. Yes. Wonderful. Honestly. I guess that. That's. Wonderful. Okay, then that's. All the messages here. And and. You didn't want us to send these in a letter. No, and tells, Mister or anyone there that and when mail comes for me like that you certainly can open it. I don't expect you to send that mail here. Oh. My family knows where I am. And so just open it if you think it's important to send it send it, but I doubt if you will get stuff like that, but don't hesitate to open it. Okay, please huh. Sure. Okay. Yeah. Okay, then I don't know what else to ask you right. This minute, except greetings from sister. [laughter]. I I'm. Marilyn and Rosemary and Mister hassle, and sister and all of us. Huh. [laughter]. Wonderful. Oh. that's, great. Well, I sure do appreciate the call and I I am. But. So. I had a little fall yesterday, but don't, tell too many people don't tell my family. I fell in my room and I you know it. I just reached my back a little bit, but not not much. I I fell off the chair. The chairs they're very different [laughter]. That's not. So I'm gonna have to learn to be very careful. I don't have it's. Not very sore today since you put something on it right away. They've got my wonderful medicines over here that they claim feels everything. [laughter]. Huh. What did you think of sister Grace Mary being elected to the general AIDS? Yeah, I we were just trying to ask you if you knew that. Yes, we got the message has there been any set date for them taking over. Oh. that's great. Oh. no, not yet. Not yet. Not yet. No, well, we got to to tell you that sister. Okay, okay, we did. Bernadine went to. We had to take her to the hospital then the night you were on the plane flying Monday night, huh huh. 000, really oh oh. Sister and I took her to the hospital and she's still there. Huh. She didn't come home yet, but they haven't found. She's she's still there. They haven't found what's wrong with her yet. Oh. 000, well, I'm. But anyway, she's been going to test. Glad, she's. There I'm. But she might come home tomorrow. Sorry, but. She might come home tomorrow, huh. Hopefully so you can keep her in prayer [laughter]. I sure will yes, I'm. Glad she's A I'm. Glad she went into it though. Because you know, it's it's better [laughter]. Yeah. Yeah, the, uh, uh, I'm. Just looking at the notes that I wrote here. . The the, uh, you know, the the area here is very very different as sister will tell you someone sister, Mary Joseph told me before I left. She said when you go to Europe it's one thing, but when you go to the East, you know, like Sean or China it's very different and you can see that here. It is a very different culture it's very this city eon is very busy extremely busy. Is it a big city? I know it's a big city and it's very very crowded and we just walked yesterday to when I got my picture. Huh. I have to get another picture taken. Oh. you're getting your another a password right. I have some. Well, not a password, but the a permission to stay here in this area. This. I have to go to the police department tomorrow, but yesterday when I went and had my picture taken it was a little photo shop and there was a lady that we spoke to and then she took me into the back room. Yeah. It my picture taken and in the back room here was a man sleepy and the little child sleep it's. Okay, huh. Just very different than what. We're. Accustomed to in the States. What's your use up? And so and then when we walk down the Street there's. No, sidewalk it's. Just very busy many many shops and you have to be extremely careful that you don't get Kip, but sister, Margaret Mary, was with me. So. Are there many cars or things on the road? Oh lots of cars. And lots of small cars and many motorcycles a lot of these motorcycles. You know, and people are on the very quickly very fast. So, um, you know, we have to, we have to be careful for that. The sisters have a their Conference that was billed by, I guess the German a money build this content and it's a very very comfortable content to live in it's, a it's billed very sturdy. Mister. Yeah. They were telling me last night though that when the. The hurricanes come or the the windstorm, the time. One phone. Monsoons come then it's a different story. So I I'm glad I missed them for one year. I'll. Huh. Have to probably be ready for them. This year. [laughter]. Yeah. But anyhow, so I have lots to learn. I believe that's the sister. Clara just said to ask you if you got you all your luggage. Yes, every everything. That's. No problem. No problem with the luggage. I the Lord was very good to me because on my way I when I got to San Francisco. I had the the gate. I got off. In San Francisco with the very same gate that I boarded to go to Taiwan. So I didn't have to go around which was wonderful. I didn't have to travel far and then when I got to Taiwan there was a woman. Next to me on the plane. They're three seats. You know, well, the middle seats between us was empty. Yeah. So that was a blessing and so she was very kind. She was from , but she lives in Maryland and she was returning to . Oh. So she helped me. She helped me carry one of my small bags off and when you get off the plane in Taiwan in the Airport. It's a long distance to walk before you get to the bag. Oh. It's really far. And so she directed me there and then we got the baggage and there was a man standing there and I saw my baggage on the carousel and he, I asked him and he pulled it off. He pulled off both of them for me and then I got one of these wagons. You know these cards. Yeah. And so and then we went through customs. They didn't open anything. Oh. that's. I just had to declare what I bought. And on the plane and he took the sheet and he just signed me to go right through. So I was lucky. We have to open anything. I didn't have to open anything. Oh. that's, good. So that was and then when we came through customs then immediately I could see sister marker. Mary. So as soon as I got through the customs. I could see her. . So that was good. You know that I know that I was okay, and that lady left me then the the one that had carried my bag. . So I got was very good gave me help. All along the way, the trip was very long. Yeah. You know, I found it very very tired. Some I couldn't sleep very much. I tried, but it didn't work too. Yep, that's pretty good since you're there. Well. Beg your pardon. Have you slept pretty good since you got there? Yeah, I slept I slept I slept pretty good the first night and then last night she told me I wake up a number of times, but I slept I got up this morning at 530. So I did sleep about. I had a good for hours last night and that's. Good. I supposed to. You know, they rest in the afternoon here. So. You have a lot of jet lag though. I suppose, huh. That's not too much. Not too bad. You know, I I'm sure, I'll, feel it again today in the middle of the day. Because I'm still kind of halfway on both times. . You know, [laughter], but not too bad. What it's after nine now about 930 right? Yes, here in here in Sean it's almost 930. So you've had your breakfast already, huh. Oh. yes, we went to Bath and get it helps with the wash. They do the wash on Thursdays and that's an experience. Oh. And, uh, it reminds me very much of Florida if the weather was nice if the Sun was out. It would be lovely, but today, it's one of those great rainy days and a. With. Many days. Well, then what are you going to do you said you're gonna go visit Street, a visa? We're gonna visit sister, Teresa and we're going over to the kindergarten today. So sister so I'll be I'll be a busy today. Oh. I see all the little 1. Is this a there is this a teaching in the garden? We just wrote a fax. Beg your pardon. No, no, the only one who works in the kidney garden. No. His sister Katharina and she cooks the mail for the children. Huh. That's. All that's. You know, millions is older now and her eyes site is not good. I've gotten. So and Margaret, Mary helps with many things around and you know manages the place more less. So I offered to do some cleaning because they have a big house here. My gosh, you should see it and they said, oh. you clean. I said of course, I clean [laughter]. Huh. I said what do you think we do with it. I'd. Say, huh. But don't do they have someone coming. They don't have someone coming in to clean. Do they. No, they have someone who does their cooking for them and that person also buys the foot. No. Oh. They felt that that was more important for them because they don't have a car to go and buy their food. Yeah. So this person. You have to ride a bicycle. What [laughter]? No, I don't think. Cool. Alright, a bicycle. Do they write by this code? Now. No, I don't maybe they did when they were younger. I don't see them doing it now. You don't. See a bicycle. No, I didn't see one yet, but I'm sure, Katharina, did she's very she's still very able sister. . Huh. Katharina she's very funny. Huh. And they remember who you were sister. [laughter]. I said sister . Oh yeah, we remember sister Felice [laughter]. Where. So they asked about all the sisters you know, please give my last two of the members of the provincial age and, uh, anyone else that I asked and especially to our own local community. Good. Okay, and if you had your sister, a Mac and tell her to thank Titus. Okay, they're listening. West again for helping with the doing is on Sunday night, which was very nice and I hope this, Jacqueline has a good trip over to Germany. Yeah, she's getting only a week and a half or something to go. Okay. That's, right huh. [laughter]. So it won't be long it's too bad such a Jester went home to God, but I guess that was the way it was supposed to be. Oh. it won't be very. Yeah. Well. She was getting up and you know her age is getting up there to. Sure, sure huh. Ah, you know, we can't live forever on Earth, huh. Sure. No that's, right. [laughter]. So I'm trying to tell the sister's here. I think they think they can live for her [laughter], but I'm afraid we can't [laughter]. Huh. No, we can't not on this Earth anyway. So, uh huh. What. Not on this Earth anywhere. Not on this Earth that's, right. All right. Well, listen, I sure appreciate this call. No. And also please. Um, keep us in prayer. I will try to write a you know when I get some time of the weekend and I'll write to my family to and so, uh, but the main thing is that you know, I'm as well as can be and I'm I'm doing a you know, I'm last night. Okay. That's good. I told the sisters why I was here. Listen to this, they thought I was here because I was out of sabbatical [laughter]. Huh. Bye. I said, oh. [laughter]. So then I explained to them this sister. Jean was very concerned about them and then she's wondering what the future will be of this place and of this mission and I said she she asked me to to sit and talk with you about this through the year and let's pray about it. . And what do you think? And I said, and then I wanna understand the school a little better. I said I'm, not supposed to make any decisions I'm. Just a supposed to feed her some information from all of us and they said, oh. that's, nice. And, uh, they they seem very grateful that someone did come from the United States. They are very grateful for that. Just to help them, huh huh. So. I'm just wondering what you're gonna do about the provincial shaft or no. Let me know what you what should do. They have to put it up earlier or not because of Grace, Mary is a election. Sister happens. It shook her head. No [laughter]. No, okay, okay, okay, I wondered about that. She said no [laughter]. Oh. I didn't know how they do that when something happens like this, you know. They'll, probably finish your term or something. Uh huh. Or else maybe Marianne will finish it after a period of time or however, I suppose. Okay. One of the other. Yeah, anyway, I said no, they won't stop. Huh. So. Yeah, then they'll keep the chapter in February as usual. Well, were you surprised at that? Was what was the reaction in the in the province from around you our place. I think not too great of a reaction. See. I think kind of expected it. I think I think they kind of expected it. Today, . You know. Huh. I see. I kinda. I just, I did not expect that. I was surprised I guess, but uh huh. Oh. you were at Grace. Mary. You mean. Yes huh. I think I know sister Hildegard. I think she was the sister who was at the meeting that I was at you might ask Mister Allen. Is if she wasn't the sister that was at the meeting. I was at on care on the when we discussed the lay associates and like about 1987. They called a group of us together. Enroll. I was, I was called together at that time. He didn't remember. She said she doesn't. Remember that, but she drops it. Huh. Anyhow. Kinda doubts. That huh. Huh. I don't know either. Which is from . I. She said. Yeah, she wasn't. She wasn't provincial at the time. She was in charge of formation or something and I had never met her before until that time. So. So I think it's the same 1. She's with the provincial isn't. She the provincial or Austria, right now. Now she is, but she wasn't when I knew her I'm saying the year. I was there in 1987. Oh. no, I don't know. She she wasn't provincial then. No. Anyhow, I think it's the same sister, but I'm, not sure she was with sister sister was there at that time from Brazil. And sister came from Austria and I came from the United States and we had a meeting on the the the whole lay associate program. So anyhow, I'm, sitting on the chairs here are billed for smaller people because the Chinese tend to be smaller. Huh. So when I sit down my, you know, my knees, go up because you know, they're not billed for people like us, huh. Huh huh. To their back. Yeah, but they're curvy. . You know, they're and they're these wicker. Cheers. The wicker. Worker. Yeah, there's, not none of those. Oh. they're made of. None of the chairs like we have so I think I'll be making my medication in the chapel. Oh. does better chairs in the chapel. Not in my bedroom. No, but they're a fuse you know, it feels a little better than they have a big chapel here in their house. Oh. it's. Okay. The waste it. This house was built for you know, like a whole provincial life it's a big house [laughter]. Huh. Huh. I was surprised it's. So big. So, um, but it was big built. I guess for a different purpose other than,. You know, so you have a lot of room then. Well, we have, yeah, they don't. They have mostly bedrooms and then the big community room, but the community room is large and so is the chapel arch and then there's a little power on the first floor and then the bedrooms are on the second floor. . And every bedroom has a has a as you enter the bedroom. It has a screen door on it. Which is very nice because in the coroner. Huh. All those windows are slaps and they're. All open and so they don't have screens on. So then they put the screens on your on your bedroom door. Oh. So that the bags don't come in there. See, that's nice. [laughter]. About that. And then the the windows in the bedrooms. Have screens that. So that's nice. Well, I guess we better better. So I. Hang up pretty soon. That's right. Is it time now? They're supposed to tell me, but this seems like it's a half hour isn't, it. I mean, did they. It seems like it's a half hour. Sure, so. So I don't know for sure if they. They cut in and call and tell you to stop, huh. Oh. We still have three minutes. [laughter]. Oh. we still have three minutes. Okay, because I would think that they would tell us you know that you had to stop when it was time. Huh. Yeah. Oh. okay. Yeah, the, uh, this is been wonderful. Yes. I I hope that since your Allen is able to make a call or you're gonna make a call to her. Someone's gonna make a call to her later on. Well, it probably we will somebody will have a a A R something to do with. Huh huh. Yeah, that's a good idea. Yeah huh. Yeah, how is a a any anyone Illinois in in Milwaukee other than Bernadine, anyone from a sister, Margaret Shelton. Okay, she's on retreat. I think she is. I I haven't heard anything else you want to send in for retreat. I think. I yeah, I think she's on retrieve that's, right huh. Yeah, she's got retreated. I haven't heard of anybody else. Yeah, it tells Mister Allan that she, she can share with sister. Mary Rouse and Margaret Shackleton. Some of the things that I I shared with you. Okay, [laughter]. But so far my health has been good and my insights are. Okay, so that's, good that's, a blessing. [laughter]. With you then. What. The food is agreeing with you. Yeah. And and I am the playing the same thing. I did not get sick from anything. And I did not take jamming. You didn't. No, I didn't. I just, I talked to Mary Joseph about it. The night before and she said you know, if you don't need it. Don't, take it. So I thought I never needed it before. So I thought, well, I'm not gonna take it. And maybe it was better. I didn't because it I might have got to dizzy or too sick from it. You might have been sleeping. All the time then you would have missed all those things. That's, right and father Dominic said to me a sister. He says, uh, you do do you can you teach me English [laughter]. Oh. so you have a job already doing that. Yes, there are several of them. They even gave me a classroom in the, but on the floor of the first floor of the cottage, they gave me a classroom where I and I can teach English [laughter], huh. Huh. Have you got some books or something, huh? God knows what I have. You want to makeup your own, huh. But they're they're they're, teaching me some Chinese. So at the end of my of our conversation, I will say thank you in Chinese and that is Cheri Cheri is thank you, Sherry [laughter]. Oh. yeah. Oh huh. Huh. So I learned that already and Shelly, huh. Sherry, Sherry. Just think of shed that means. Huh huh. Thank you, that's, not. So hard [laughter]. No that's that's. A did you know how to write it to. Well, no, I have to learn how to write it. Huh. I just have heard it. She [laughter]. That's nice. They speak quickly. Huh. You know, and you know what they have. They have the office three days in Chinese and three days in English. Oh. that's, good. So today we began the English and then they [laughter]. Oh. that's. Nice. Yeah, and so the prayers today are all in English. So the. So three days it'll be English. Oh. Well, that's. And so that's, good. Good. You have a better doing that. But yes, I guess. All along. They've been doing that because they want to learn the English also. So they have some prayer books in English sister, Margaret, Mary has translated them. Well, that's. You know, and then they have they have the office books in English. You know, the part and then they have there. 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[laughter]. And Florence does and reen does and Kate does so you probably will be getting calls because it has to be with within 30 days. Wonderful. Hey. Where this is? So educational. Is it an educational Lana? Yeah. I mean, this is such a thrill to hear your voice. . I are you. Okay, there. Oh. yes, I'm. Fine, [laughter]. Is there any location? Oh. the that volcano is just erupting something fierce, but we're far enough away from Leon, but the people in Leon are spelling and breeding the ashes. Yeah. Oh gosh. And they didn't think, they'd have to evacuate. So many, but another 000 had to go. Huh. Oh. I remember going there on Easter. You do. One of my first years here after it after it exploded and oh. I the mounds of of ash that we're in the Street in from people cleaning up the Street waiting for big trucks to come and pick it up, but this time, it's it's worse than that time. Oh yeah. Huh. Yeah. Huh. What when the people are interviewed on television? They are thrilled to be alive. I see. And there wherever they are in schools or wherever where they're all herded. God. What about that other disease in Guatemala? Oh. left the cirrhosis. Yeah, is that anywhere near you? Well, that's that's, a very that's, a very tragic thing, but see, I I shower and I have access to water from a faucet. Yeah. These are all this stuff is always gonna affect the poorest of the poor because they will wash their babies in the rivers that are from these streams in the it's because we've had so much rain and the the you're in from the wraps that are in the garbage travel. Huh. Oh my gosh. The waterways. Oh. they do. If people do their wash in the rivers. Yeah. It can come through their clothes babies. Oh. Are based in that the people bathing that. Yeah. So it's it's, a many times you know, when you think of an I in danger. I there are precautions. You know that I take that the poor just don't have. Yeah, uh huh. They just don't have so do you have a lot of people around you with that. No [laughter]. Lot of people near you. No it's more in the North we're further, South here in Madera. Huh. In the North where all these mountain streams come down and form these rivers. Yes. But now the reins, I think the reins are coming to an end. We had a little rain the day before yesterday, but by the time, December starts, we have. The winds, the lovely winds of December. Oh. and December has started. Yeah, so the the reins will maybe it'll rain little two more times, but not not hard like we've had we've had a very rainy season. And . I mean, that's, how the rainy season is it's. Just that for seven years. We never had 1. Oh my gosh. I always thought it was a little mild on the rain side. You know, thinking all boy. Yeah, yeah, how are the kids doing your children that you a work with? Oh. . We have we had our Fanelli yesterday for the activities from October to November. Oh. it is. Oh. it was. So cute. What is the ? The little six and set. What [laughter]? What did you do? Well, every every group like we had fluke and in these there were four that completed the first book of the Sukey method. They've been going now for two years, four semesters and they played for lovely songs and then these other kids that are they just started in August some new a few more than others. Okay. Bye. Bye. So as I introduced the song, they knew that they had taken their exam. It or not. And then they come in and join the group that was there already. Oh my. So, they're about four different groups of kids that came in according to the song and they knew. Yeah, oh huh. That was cute. And then Carolyn is that at a activities. I have with 67 year old. Huh. And they were just precious. They they learn high and goodbye maybe I told you on the tape and this one kid and this one kits that one kits high like it's a karate word. They did. I yes. And we love the tape. Huh. So I said when we all get up there. We're going to say I'm gonna say 123 and we're gonna say. Hi, we're caroselli Infantino. And they didn't. And then they learned a little English for their, uh, there's a little crime. You know, like eyes head shoulders knees toes eyes ears mouth nose. Yeah. Well, I had a lot of fun with that. We played Simon says and all sorts of stuff. So they went through that little routine and then saying a song, that's a Rana Delray S the kingdom of reversed. Huh. And it had six different little versus one nuttier than the other and they and they put the actions to it. Yeah. It was so cute. Did they have a bigger audience? All the parents come. Oh. And brothers and sisters. Yeah, it was a nice big audience. Is this like outside? Hi hole underneath a around Sean, which is just the construction of the thatched roof on poles. Yeah. So you don't have walls it's. Nice and Mary. Real nice. Bye. And then of course they have. Oh. and we also had stories as to some of the kids wrote and the ones that wrote the best story got prize yesterday and all the children that. Uh, came halftime or more to these courses. Got a certificate of participation. Oh. So they all came up and each one got their certificate. And my it was so official. So what do you do now? Do you get ready for the next semester? You finish. Right. Yeah, well next next. And is this a master? Uh, well, tomorrow I said this isn't, any class and it isn't a you don't have to come if you don't want to, uh to crack to just play songs for Priscilla. Or an income. Oh. yeah, and see some some families. Uh, I just thought this was a cultural thing. I don't want to impose any religion on anybody, but I said, uh, and so some some children do not sink Christmas songs. Huh. Yeah. I said, well, you don't have to come, but the next Monday, we're going to sing Christmas songs. So come next Monday. Oh. A. So we'll have some fun and some of the children are still in school, but the majority have finished it. You seem no, just. Yeah. You say no deposits. Is the what? Using no check deposits. Oh. yes huh. Oh. I said it was. Oh. this is somebody to talk to you just think we don't have to pay for this. Huh. Yeah, you you you sound better than the last time you sounded. Wanna. So tired. I think you fell asleep. I I [laughter]. I probably did. Oh. and then I heard Michael was there I thought, oh my. Yeah, that's. Why. Yeah, that's. [laughter]. Why, Michael is in Oma? Yeah. He calls everyday though. Practically. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. He knows. He's four and a half years old. And he's got everything under the Sun plus a little kitten. Now. Huh. So yeah, he calls all the time now, many wants to hang up because well, you go take care Mary Pat , bye bye love. Huh. [laughter]. You. [laughter]. And then he hangs up. House, Vicki holding up under all that. Huh. Well, she gets her her kohl's and she gets her ammonia, but she's worried about him because Michael has about three times of Mona going through them, right now. Huh huh. Bye. Owner. But he just goes, he goes about doing what. He's gonna do. And they take antibiotic. [laughter]. You know, do your children get real sick of it. Oh yeah. Oh. they they have some of them have such little resistance because there's there's a susceptibility for a respiratory problem. Huh. They and so when they get a cold, they get so sick. Yeah. And, uh, you know they just can't come for the activities and when they do come back, you can just see it in their little eyes. They they don't wanna Miss again, but they're still there. So sick. How. And because of the reins when it rains, I mean, they're not walking with an umbrella and they they like to be out in the rain, but it's kind of chilly and then they get cold. I don't mind, I don't find it. Chilly. But they do. But you've been. Well huh. Well, I am. Well now. What happened? I had a goofy. November [laughter]. You did we were thinking about you. Oh yeah, I'll I'll. It's, especially hard in November. Did you have a call? I'll. Tell you when I see a oh. it was something different. Yeah, okay. This year. [laughter]. Oh. dear. Started out with started out with diarrhea. Huh. And you're better now. And, uh, oh yeah, oh yeah, we had some doctors here from Spain. Who come well, this is the second year? Now. Yeah. And there. Oh. it's. So beautiful. They they divide their time between C. San Diego , which is this Bargo that's, right on this polluted Lake in the end of the garbage route and a cola? Huh. Yeah. And so two days a week, they come out to see Sandino. Yeah. So I I went to them and they gave me some stuff medicine. Oh. And, uh, you know when you get the tough medicine then after that right now, I happen to be drying leaves that Alexandra brought me because his grandmother always takes that when her feet swell. . Oh. she does. Oh yeah, I'm. Sure, it's a kidney tail end of this medicine. Yeah, yeah. So yeah, yeah, I'm. Oh my goodness. Fine. I I'm really feeling good again. It's again. Thank God. Yeah, yeah. Oh. thank God. You know, uh, when I hang up with you then now. Bye. Bye bye. I'm gonna get mom dials to talk to you. So don't go too far away. Okay, but each one has to be a special call. Oh. okay. Wonderful. You know, it is really great. So I I'm the first one that must have called. I read it. How did you ever find this? [laughter]. It was through sister Kathy McNulty in our community. She gave us the plan you know, at the case and it says here call home free anywhere in the world. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. As part of the studies. [laughter]. Were you know? Phone call anywhere in the world and $10 for your time. [laughter]. You can talk one with anyone for up to 30 minutes. Oh. Both parties should be status. Oh. how marvelous [laughter]. Yeah, we have to be needed speakers of American English. So the identities of the participants will be kept confidential. Oh. [laughter]. But isn't that great? Yeah, [laughter]. If she's working on this research. In Pennsylvania. So I mean place. She herself. She herself is McNulty. Yeah, I think so yeah. Is huh. Oh. that's. Where she works? I forgot the organization that she works for. I should have I should have remembered that and put that down because she does work yet. Well, God bless her. She works out of an office here. Oh. Huh. Yeah, yes, oh. fine. How's. Your help. Fine. I'm doing fine. I'm alive. I get the rest. Yeah. I mean, I understand and doing good the ticker is doing fine. How's. Your ticker. I get when I get tired. And making your nightly rounds. Oh. sure, I make my nightly rounds. Yeah, I'm gonna get. Oh. on that Elaine, Elaine Penzer Penzer, whatever her name is. Yes, that is good. Send me these stickers. Yeah. I gotta write to her, but I won't go out today. I'll tell them, you got them. That'll be fine. Oh. and and I put them on the kids certificates, those that were faithful and attendance. Yeah, yeah. Oh gosh. Well we'll. Oh. Have to send you more. We know, it's to. Well, I think I think we're gonna make we have we're gonna do stuff with the kids. So, it's not just a matter of activities ended for for the year. Yeah. We're trying to make our center out there. And see that's and all year round place. Yeah. And I was thinking that you know, as we get closer to Christmas. They can make a little, uh, oh. like Dodd candles and put little sticker on and little kind message and they can go deliver that candle to somebody. Alright. I don't know something. I have a nice. Yeah. Oh. that's, great that's. [laughter]. Wonderful. Oh. I will tell you lean that. Oh. [laughter]. You got it. That's enough. Yeah, [laughter]. I'm telling you got it and you could please explain to Ronald and Maria that we couldn't talk to them. We can only talk to you. That's. Okay, [laughter]. Why I said this is a special call, huh? Okay. Ron Brenner. So I just, I just had to do that. Okay. You know. So she said it's core for [laughter]. All right. That's. They call it here. What does that mean? The telephone company telephone and Korea. Oh. it's a mail service. Oh okay, okay, yeah, oh my God, you must, you must tell them this is this. Yeah, tell core. Yeah. Oh. Bye. Reason that I'm supposed to follow and I think I got my information going out here. Who are you all by the way? Julio wants to come here on December 10th to call you first for your birthday. That's that's. Of course, you said. Pretty smart. He can call on your money. I know he wants to come here, but he doesn't like my cooking because I don't use honors or star like. Oh. my. So he would rather come, uh, just come and see here. After supper. For supper after supper. [laughter]. You know, but then he can't make use of this phone call because it was only given out to certain people, but Fran friend has a free call anywhere in the world that was given to her that doesn't go under this. Oh. Huh. So we'll, give him that. Oh [laughter]. And he can make a car. So if you just get yeah, if you. Oh. oh my gosh. In over there. So you should be getting I hope you getting a lot of calls between now and a month from now you know, from when we started. Sure. Oh my gosh. I I'm not sure what time I guess. It's, what quarter to 5. We have, we have we have 20-5. Is that what it is? I have to stop pretty soon here 20-5. Huh. I think we're going to a a a dance performance tonight. Oh. what time do you go. But it wouldn't it. Wouldn't be before before six o'clock. I don't think. Wait what before six o'clock. [laughter]. No, we mom can call you another night. Yeah, [laughter]. Should just call you some other time. Oh. [laughter]. You know. Oh. I. Okay, [laughter]. You know 50 pens here. She's out in the kitchen doing something. Or she wants to call now. That's fine, it's only quarter to 5. Okay, well I'm gonna get her on the line, but I have to start all over again. Yeah, we each have a pin number and you can go through several numbers before we get you. [laughter]. Yeah, or if she's not up to and wants to call another night. So. That's fine. Well, I she was gonna do the calling and then I said she said it's two involved. [laughter]. So I said, well, I'll start this going. Huh. So that I explained to you. What's happening? You know, so she does she doesn't have to speak for half an hour. Oh yeah. She can speak for one minute five minutes. But no longer than a half an hour. Huh. You know, and if we speak longer than a half an hour, someone will come in and say you're 30 minutes. Wonderful. Are almost up. . You know, things like that. [laughter]. Yeah. Oh. I just want to know. We're thinking if you got on your birthday. Oh. this is so wonderful. Oh. runner. We get to talk and we love you very much. Yeah. Oh. yeah, I love you to Josie. And think of you all the time. Yeah. So it isn't. I would be sending I have the car for mom's birthday. I mean, uh, I'm, not seeing her birth. Okay, oh. [laughter]. Well, I just got great. I just kept that and I kept looking through boxes and boxes of pictures or something. And I finally had to settle on some and then I wrote a announce. Huh. [laughter]. The other side, but I wrote the letter. So fast it was at Thanksgiving time. . I'm, not satisfied with that. Huh. So I'll, have to include another piece of paper in that, but anyway, you'll still have fun with it. Oh. When you get it? Yeah, I'm. I think you'll enjoy it. So we're not together. Sure, I will. Yeah, [laughter]. Well, I'm I'm gonna hang up. Uh huh. So then I'll get mom in here and she can talk to you. [laughter]. Okay, I'll. Okay, huh huh. Thanks, thanks for thinking of me and making your calls. Oh. you're kidding. Well, I'm gonna call you. [laughter]. So you're gonna have lots of conversations, but lots of lots to the other two also. Okay, [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. Okay, I'll deliver. Alright, thanks a lot. It right now. Okay, I know. Yeah. Okay, oh yeah, I love you, Julie bye [laughter]. Hello, yeah, by id by. Okay.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I almost forgot I got so excited huh. Oh for educational purposes. Oh my gosh. They they're recording. Um, or making a research from an American to an American in another country. Oh. And so I chose to call you. Oh. how nice. We called and then I listened in and, um, are sisters in Guatemala. . Oh. how nice. Isn't. This great. You can't. Yeah. Talk to another person only one to one, but isn't it great? Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. Oh. it's. What a wonderful opportunity? So anyway, how are you. I'm fine. I really am fine. And tell me more about yourself. . Well, I'm things are very different here. Let's put it that way you know, although we're the same congregation. Huh. Um, there's, just things that are very different. Oh. sure. You know. . . You know, it's it's very much Alsatian culture, which is very different from French culture because I I've been taking this class on oxygen culture and because it changed hands so many times between France and Germany the people here have a a terrible identity complex. Huh. Huh. I see. So that even Church on Sunday. Um, you will have one the you know, all the proper 's you know, the Sun poppers will be the Gregorian in Latin. Oh. The second reading is in German. Huh. And then the priest gives a little homily in German and the other two readings are in French and then you get another homily in French. Huh. That's, the the first mass of the day, which I would say most of the older people go to, but if you just pass on the Street, most of the people speak station to each other which is. . How do you spell that? A L. . S A T I A N. Oh okay. And, um, it's from , Lorraine. Oh. okay, uh huh. And, um, and when they they don't have a word in there. It's an overall language only you know, you can't find spelling for it. Huh. And so that when they, um, can't find a word you know, that's not in that vocabulary. Yeah. They put in a French word. So I mean, even the sister's here at table. Huh. They they'll start in French and end in station. I see that's very hard for you. So they. I bet. Well, it's it's it's. I I understand the sense of what. They're saying you know. Huh. Okay. So you know, it's it's it's very very different. You know, it's on in the cuisine it's different. Huh. You know, a lot of potatoes. Alot of sausage us that kind of stuff, but. Oh yeah. Oh when school is very it's hard. It really is hard it's it's a whole conversion experience to,. . Be you know in another language. Another culture, you know. Huh. Oh. I know. Yeah. When I when you when I was thinking about Christmas and Jesus taking the form of a slave? [laughter]. Yeah, I mean, I you know, it's the Philippines. Who emptying yourself because? Yes, yes. You you have to be willing to give up. I mean, you you realize there are stages. That's, right. And you have to be willing to give up your own. Alright, that's, correct. You know, your own way of thinking your own way of you know, like just to express yourself in writing. You have to turn the sense of the sentence around which you know being a writing teacher also, you know, this just grits a little bit. Huh. [laughter]. Well, I remember the the first or second day at school and and the teacher said now quickly. Oh. Conjugate, all these versions and you know, I don't know first second 3rd you know, and then this tenths that 10th and I thought this is busy work. You know, you know how all of a sudden I could feel all the here on my arms just go straight up because I thought I thought, Mary, Carol you're in school now, you are the student [laughter]. Huh. Huh huh. [laughter]. Oh bye. But but they're a lot of I would say not a lot, but a number of older woman who are in class there's people around my age, who's husband's. Are either in Strasburg for business or who are functionaries at the the Council of Europe and so you know, they they come with you know, like from Finland Sweden. I. Huh. All over and so that they to our learning, um, French just just to be able to get along. I kind of landed in the middle group, but there was something like 340 of us. And I would say maybe 260. Are seeking a degree. You know, a a diploma that's. What they would call it? Huh. Yes huh. Huh. So it's, oh. it's it's work there also 11 American kids in our class. Oh. You know. I mean, we talk about kids. You know, college college books. Fuse. You're you're [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh yeah. When will you be returning? It depends really on the same situation. If I have to look for a job then. Um, I'm gonna have to return probably early in June. You mean if you don't go to us. 6. No, I I mean, if there's. No high school at St. . Oh. okay, um, which brings me to Francis. . She said when Alice is gonna call you and then by that time, they'll, have the decision on the school and she will be able to tell you that? Oh. okay. Okay, yeah. Okay. Huh. Do you know that further? Charlie E is in Arizona on the Internet reservation. Yes in . Yes. Yes, yes, yes, you have sisters there. Is he is is that a good experience for him? Oh yes, well he you know he spent sometime with me before he left and and just said he was accepting it and looking at it as a conversion experience in his life. [laughter]. Huh. That's. What he? And I know he was very serious about it. Bye. We had some really good talks before he left and a. Huh. It says L A just didn't, please him or work out at all. What. El es LOS Angeles. Oh. no, they didn't. Did. They didn't have the program. Huh. Everything was on hold because of finances out there. Wow. He never got there. . And then after Thanksgiving when he called there was it. Thanks couldn't. Thanks labor day after labor day. No, it was earlier than that. Yeah. He called and then, um, they told him about this opening and said they thought about him and it really didn't take him long to make a decision on it. . Uh. Huh. Oh great. Huh. And his mother was out there for Christmas. Bye. Oh. how neat. We've called him and he's called here several times. Huh huh. I guess he you know, uh, well, I guess we are friends enough to, huh. [laughter]. Oh. . You know, and. Well, it's and it's important to be supportive of others. Right, and and he needs someone who can talk to about the native American experience to I've been going down to a Valley and I've gone into suite lodges and, uh, I supported somebody for a vision quest and things like this and so she's been telling me a lot of their experiences and what their practices are and stuff like that. . Huh huh. It's. Oh. Yeah, yeah. Huh. Good. . Huh. When sister, Rosemary was a young sister? She was my 4th grade teacher. Oh yes, and is she one of those out there, huh? Utah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Which Rosemary not the one that was. No, no Rosemary . Another one, huh. Oh yeah. Oh okay, alright. Yeah, uh huh. Yeah, so anyway, he's. Uh, we Miss him around here though. Oh. I'm. I know a lot of patience. Sure. Do, oh. hi, the patients, keep asking me. All the time if he isn't gonna come back. Oh. I'm. But yeah, right. Sure. Else I mean, um, held and I are going to National this weekend. We have a young woman. That's joining our community from out there and so our provincial is coming with the system from Germany for the ceremony and then they're gonna drive back with us and until well. Oh. how great. Huh. Huh. It's gonna be a quickie it's Saturday night. We leave Saturday morning. Huh. Bring it back Sunday night and they'll spend Monday here and then leave on Tuesday. For Milwaukee, huh huh. Yeah, right yeah, from Milwaukee. Oh golly. So. And is she a young woman? I mean, you know, we we all. No she's. A trance she's really. She wasn't an really well. A transfer. She's, not really a transfer she's been out of the community quite a while from a a Francisco community out in Pittsburgh. Huh huh. Huh huh. And, um, uh, she's been in Nashville quite a long time we have two sisters in Nashville. Oh. well, that's. At. It that's a nice experience to know that you know, she's met some of your sisters and wants to join from that experience. . Now are farmer provincial went on a sabbatical and stated, her community on their grounds. They have go to centers and she told me that they just highly respect her and they're very happy she's joining a community. Huh. Huh. Oh. that's, great. So that was good to know. Yeah, yeah, because you yeah, I mean people who've been out and transferring you. Yeah, that is the. Bye. That's a it's, a little bit of a double jeopardy. There. It is it is. Huh. We had, um, well we have really credited just over the new year's. Who. Christmas. I mean, but uh, Jim bird, our friends lady from from the friendship center. . She was there 10 years as a Secretary and treasure. Huh. Oh. by. And retired about five years ago. She died of a heart attack. The Friday before Christmas. Huh. 000, my gosh. And uh, they wanted her buried before Christmas. Bye. So, uh. Friday before Christmas. Oh my golly. Died the Friday. This. So Saturday we had to wake and Sunday the funeral, but that was also Christmas Eve and so we couldn't have a mass and so we have a memo oil mass tonight at Church for them and of course, we didn't have musicians, huh. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. Huh. Yeah, yeah. And well, we have 13 parishioners there to sing though. For that. Oh great. And your sister Francis came and let us and saying. Oh great. Oh. we were so appreciative of that. Huh huh. Yeah, so, uh. Oh Francis has a voice in half doesn't. Oh. she does. She huh. Oh. and she was so gracious, I'm, just we were so grateful because here's all these non Catholic. Huh. She was Catholic. . She really didn't come to Church that off in the last two years in fact, I thought maybe she was going with her husband to a Baptist Church, but the Baptist people were there for him, but said they didn't know her. Huh huh. Huh. So obviously she didn't go. Huh huh. But um, I I'll tell you a little school news while I have time here. Okay. Francis told me to tell you that. Paul Dole has a heart attack. 00, my gosh. And he's an expensive. Okay. Karen Corbin. Uh huh. And Judy. Stenson son, Jeff. Yeah. I got a $5,000 starship to Toyota. Huh. Holy cow that's. Wonderful. Yeah, he's in partnership and works at Toyota and they gave him that and he graduates from K U in may. Huh. Oh my gosh, that's, wonderful. Oh listen to all this that's happening at St. Ellis six students got cash rewards for their. In a competition on voice of democracy. Oh great. And the first place was Nathan . Nathan. Yeah. And he won the district down the regional and his speech goes to the state, but he got $1,100. Oh. Oh that's. Great. The second place was a new student who got 500 and then four more got 250 and they are Laura Smith less. Huh. Huh. Great. Leslie Gamble. Good. Jennifer . Oh. I'm. Glad for Jennifer, she's. And Andy, user id. Just such a yeah. Oh yeah, Jennifer. Is just such a a wallflower. I got a long letter from her. Huh. Yes. I mean, she's, not she's, not what I she's a kid that you would say has social problems. I see. She doesn't mix. Well with other kids. Huh. Probably because she's the youngest the all the other kids are grown up and so she she is mostly parents you know, it's you know, you know, and it's, she doesn't. That's fine. She doesn't socialize. Well, I mean, she's probably a little cynical, huh. Okay. Maybe more than a little, huh. Okay, [laughter]. Alright huh. That's. What I'm? So glad she's push herself into some competition. Yeah and then through state funds, they received a later laser disc player from a science program. Oh. that's, great. Oh. my gosh. Huh. And the this the teachers can develop can teach different like development of the cell in motion. Everything is in motion besides pictures and she said, oh. they'll start using second master and she says it's, just wonderful it's. Huh. Oh wow. Okay. The latest thing out. Wow. Well, I'm. And. Sure, Francois loves that. Yeah, and the basketball. Um, have eight on the varsity and they wanna first place trophy at a special Terman. Huh. Oh. my gosh, basketball [laughter]. Yeah, it's. The yeah, the M I the military interest term. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So they were excited. Oh my gosh, I bet they are. And uh, they had a site team certification recently. Oh. oh great. And they got recommendations for five years and she said they expect the letter. Oh good good. Any day. Oh good. And then several students went on a mission trip to a Tom cool, new Mexico. Oh great. They left on Christmas and I think they returned last night and they build the library on to the school. Huh. Ah, did they go with like Union college group? No, they went with doctor speedy who has a he has a friend who's a minister down there at work at the college. Oh okay, yeah, yeah, I know him. Oh huh, bye. And these are the ones she remembers that went the whole Jackson family chat. Great. And Caroline kit. Yeah, yeah huh. And doctor advisors and his son. Huh. Huh. And I don't know them. I well, any I'd not. I didn't ask her to spell it. Huh. His son's stock and they he must be a ophthalmologist or something or whatever because he took a 000 her glasses along. Huh. Huh. Okay. And then Sam. Davies. Yes, and, um, the speedy child. Huh. Well, there's three of them plus the parents. Yeah, this is Tara. And Megan, and Tyler. Okay, and the usually family, the two kids plus and then Brian, Thorp was. Okay. Oh great. And she, yeah, she's impressed. Oh. that's. So good. So they use their whole vacation to go down. Oh. that's. Cool. Oh. that's. Wonderful. Oh. No, that that's a wonderful thing for them to do. The after does. Huh. Because to do something like that you need somebody who's got a project, a place to welcome folks and then you know. Huh. Right. I know that. Oh yeah, yeah. Haven't gone to Ecuador, you have to have somebody has to be on it was the same way when volunteers come here in fact, our volunteers from Iowa came and uh, well, I had a list of about six places that needed repairs one had a telephone. Right. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. Huh. Huh huh. So I called them the Saturday before and what they needed was the materials they had somebody to do it. . Huh. So I had them come in and we got the materials for. Huh. Then I took down with me. You know, we have that one iron living here with us, Dan. [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. And I took him with me as we were gonna go to the other places we got to the first place. Carol and my heart. I mean, they they're trying to buy this trailer. Gotcha. It has no water electric or gas. Oh. my God, I mean, it's it's, just basically a Hall. And this day and they. A regular. Yeah. Oh. They have four children for years down to seven months. . Oh gosh, benefit has just been sharing with the sisters. You know, some of her experience of going out with the piece place sisters you know that some of the places without without running water without that and I said you know, I said I said, all you have to do is leave a main road in the mountains and you can find just some of the most derelict kind of places. Uh huh. Oh. check. Huh. That's right. Bye. Huh. And then we had,. Let me think a, oh well anyway, the irons. See. . What I'm trying to think wired the place and then they insulated and put up sheets lock in the living room and kitchen then when me and then I paid for the electric to be put on of course then there was other things that weren't, they needed a 10 foot pole on the time? Uh huh. Oh. Oh great. Huh. It had to be buried. Two feet and all this crazy stuff. Oh. Yeah, by. Well, Dan went out. This afternoon. Now to see what's happening, but I've contacted, um, like a another electrician an inspector that will go out and make sure that they qualify to have it turned on. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. I'm gonna see if I can talk to the guy. Huh. That's telling the trailer if I can tell him down a bit. Huh. And you know what you just said benefit are you living with benefit to you know what I bet she answered the phone and she said benefit and then she said no problem, but it didn't dawn on me until now that I should have said. Yes, yes, yes. She did. She did. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Hi huh. Oh. well, see we I didn't know exactly who was calling to Morrow, but then they said you know what would be the good time. She would've remembered me. Well, see I. And so I said, oh. you know, around date that you know, that's a good time. Well, that's too around to your time, but we always eat like say a little after seven when we get back from Church. Right. Oh okay, were you eating when I called you? Huh. I just finished eating. You did huh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. See, I can't talk to benefit the you can't put her. No, no, no. I know I talked to one person, but you have to tell her. Huh. Yes, I do remember her and it just didn't dawn on me yet. Okay, I will I will well, when I got the message. I thought, oh. I hope they didn't burn down the new Church or well. Oh. yeah, [laughter]. No, well. See we we we've had almost four or five days of what they call their glass, which is just very kind of a thin layer of ice. Well, that's over the city of Strasbourg, but the villages have what you know a lesser version of what we had two years ago. It rained because it was warmer higher up in the atmosphere, but as soon as it hit the road, it was the day before. Oh. yeah. Um, almost called the St. Sylvester, they call everything by a Saints name here. Huh. We called new year's Eve and they called the of St. Oh yeah. Sylvester, it we were driving from Paris and, um, oh. just is it hit the windshield. Okay. It froze. Huh. It froze. It was it was the last dollar we were you know in Lauren and you know they we were on the big highway and every time we passed the tolls thing they said, um, you know it was the salting was in process just be careful, but people were just everyone had to come up this road to get out of the screw mountains to go let's. Oh yeah. Say back to Belgian to go back to. Um, looks onboard to go back to you know, so everyone with key equipment was passing us. Huh. Not passing us. They were crawling along. Huh. But some of the sisters, aren't back yet. Who live in the villages because it's just impossible to get out? Bye. I see. Yes, somewhere. But some of them are in the yeah voyage mountain. And we had pretty clear today. It was snowing and uh, there's a lot of snow protected, but not for us with ourselves. Huh. Huh. So there was a just a little, you know. Yeah, mom said that that she like, she had one inch in Cincinnati yesterday and then it was predicted for for today, but but I mean, that isn't bad in Cincinnati they've got some snow Claus. Yeah. Oh. no, we haven't had anything. . Yeah, no problem. Yeah. We had lots of flu around father Barbara's even in the hospital before Christmas. Yeah, that's. What liner wrote? Yeah, but now. Oh. well, and well, he's got everything else in his blood system besides so that's. Oh. I know. Well, he doesn't take care of himself either. Well, and he I mean, he always has, um, you know a touch of malaria, you know, because he suites like a demon. Yeah, right. Sooner. Var is is retiring in fact, this should be her day and I had sent her a card and it came back and said, no such address. It's, the same one on our terrace listing and then the telephone book. Hey. So I've had a message for them on their machine to call me. Yeah. Anything anything else in the parish. . Cheryl. No. Well, Cheryl a birth is working for a. Richard . Oh. She's home. You know, did you do this? Well, no, I I mean, I I never know quite know what the situation is there. Oh. I know we don't. And I and I and the thing is with . I just don't ask too many questions. Right. Well, he came back last January actually, but it was very quiet. Because she she might bring, huh. I knew he was kind of living at home, but you know, I wasn't. Yeah. I wasn't sure. Well, things are. Yeah. Both they're. Both I think they still have. I don't know when they go back to school, but they're trying to roll a little a Daniel though. Huh. Yeah. He and uh at the time. Okay. They're neighbor has died of an accident 33 years old and they had stayed somewhere else overnight the two kids with Lynn Lynn. oh oh. Uh huh. Cheryl yet. Yeah, yeah. But then Danny made, um, Daniel made tried to me the bomb and it went off and he burned his face. . . K. . That they have the funeral. So they have to take him up to Lexington and we had some of the kids here, but it wasn't it. [laughter]. Oh. Yeah. Should've been lots worst with lots worst. Oh my God. Yes, yeah. Oh. those kids just never never know. Oh. I know there and I mean, they're just into everything aren't. They. I took him out for,. A breakfast after Sunday when when we're gonna have something at Church. . So I could just take them now. . I took him home after that, but anyway, and just to talk to him and then I said why you know what would you do that for and he says, well, he says I didn't think it would go off. [laughter]. He says none of my other experiments ever work, huh. Okay. I said, listen, you don't know, I don't experiment on anything unless you show an adult. Wow. Oh. What you're doing? Oh. yeah. It's something. Oh. Good thing. It wasn't in the house. It was at a neighbor. I mean at a friend in , but it was outside. 00, gosh. [laughter]. No that's. Just since it's. So much. Huh huh. And Julian Kevin. Have left for Maryland, Maryland didn't. F. No a Florida Jacksonville, Florida. They. Florida. Okay. Oh. okay, I knew they were going somewhere with the navy, but I wasn't sure. It says. Yeah, he's it's, Florida. They went to Maryland. He did to visit his family or somebody out there or started out there, but she did. . Huh. Okay huh. I guess I don't remember and nobody's just came back after a a week in Chicago. Huh. Yeah. He works almost around the clock and they were just really glad to get away for a while. [laughter]. Oh. I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. You need to do that. Yeah, they. Yeah, they were glad to yet. Oh. do tell them. I got their Christmas card. Okay, I will we got yours too. And all I was . Thank you very much, huh. Oh. you're, welcome. I I it's just that with the strike here. I had to kind of keep my year to the ground. As to how you should get it to the United States. Right. And we figured you got them over here, huh. Well. Well, the the weird thing is who I sent it with. Yeah. Is the mother of one of our students here who is also a teacher? Her husband is doing molecular biological research here. Oh. Oh. okay. She's 37 years old. Huh. But I believe this or not her mother is a good friend of sister. Alice. Is sister. Gracie. Isn't. That something. And and so I had all these, I had 20 some letters and and then she was putting them in the mail. She said I know, sister Grace . She had supper at my house with because they have a mutual friend father. Oh. [laughter]. Mike Maloney. Oh. And this father Mike always goes with this family to Florida to the Beach and she said, oh. Grayson has been at my house when you know, she's been up in Maryland. Huh huh. Huh. So I I thought, oh my God, isn't, this weird, huh. Oh a small world varied small world. Yeah, yeah, because the mother lives in the Baltimore area, but Barbara and her husband live up in a little farm it's like up in the mountains of Vermont. . You know. Huh. Well. So she she really is a beginner in French. The first day after we took our our our placement test this room was filled with people and she said does anybody hear speak English. Huh, [laughter]. Well, I mean, you know, really the poor kid was just learning it, you know, I you know I shouldn't call her kid. Sure. And. She says what 10 years younger than I am and she she, you know. Huh. She's, um, you know, so we I I helped her go to the insurance agency and all that benefit says. Huh. Hi, she just passed. Diane says she remembers you. Oh huh. It dawned on me after a while and she said no problem, huh. Yeah. I got somebody speaks English, huh. Yeah. Huh. Oh yeah, yeah, a couple speak English. They do. We even have a sister from Madagascar who's a ruler, Gabriel who's here studying getting her degree in English. Oh. So she says don't don't count on her to speak English [laughter]. Oh. how many sisters live there? Um, there's eight of us. Who live here and sister, Gabriel, Mary comes in for for three or four days a a week to attend the university and then goes back to the mother house by train, but I would say the last few weeks has been a real pain because she hasn't been able to get in and out regularly? Huh. I. So. Uh huh. So now now the trains are running more regularly except in Marcy Marcella still is holding up. I it was like I wasn't getting mail or you know. Huh. Um, and then finally a few days before Christmas. I got some mail and our teachers explained. It. What they would do is probably start sending the regular mail and begin unloading? All the bags that are piled up in Paris O for the college students that they were. Oh my. They were really getting hyper. Huh huh huh huh. You know, every day without mail from their families or it was getting bad. Well, you know, I at least got some in the beginning of December because the French provincial came back with a lot of mail. I know if there is awesome. Oh. damn, no that's. Good. Well, listen, I know our time is getting short here, but I will certainly tell a mountain Westchester's. Okay. Yes. We have it in Maria. And sister , especially wrote to me. This. Oh. did she after sister? Oh. I yeah, well, I just got it for Christmas. Elizabeth died. She, um, she wrote. Okay. I was just all so impressed and and and do tell them, I was going to try to write to them too, but by the time I got to the 27th letter and still had to do homework. Huh. You know how it gets. Well, I'll, give him a personal message, huh. Yes, oh. tell them I I think of them and I really do appreciate everybody. Who's supporting me with praetors and letters and stuff and I ask for prayers on the 15th 16th and 17th? I take International exam. When is then? So 1516th and 17th of January. 50. You take what. International exams in order to get an International diploma. I have to take special it's called Delph it's. Okay. You know, you don't have to remember that, but Monday morning, I have like three and a half hours of writing exam. Okay. Oh. okay, [laughter]. So I if the Holy spirit, can sit on my shoulder and dictate the right gender. Huh. I'll be very happy [laughter]. All right, we will we will certainly do that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, just do. I don't know. So. Um, I had my other phone on, but I don't think that makes any difference. I didn't keep this. Huh. . A touch tone, but I I know, we're nearing, the time, but we'll talk until, uh, they tell us [laughter]. 3. Okay. Okay, okay huh. So you have exams. Okay, well I'll, tell mountain less that. . I don't know we had. Oh,. How is St? Bounces Church coming along. Well, it's coming. I haven't seen it since we had, um, let's. See we did. Groundbreaking or whatever. No, no, we had mountain West down there. Oh okay. That must have been that must have been November. Huh huh. We had mountain rest and it was really pretty far. Oh wow that's. So yeah, I'll probably. Great. Did huh, did father have to change the plans. See it tomorrow. With the . Radically. I mean, I remember seeing the first plan. I don't know. I didn't. Yeah, who knows what I mean in the mountains. You you never expect anything to be exactly the same as you saw it, huh. Never never and I I have enough to keep track of without keep texting blunderbuss [laughter]. Oh. I know I know. Yeah, no. Oh. golly. Do you hear from Marlene? Oh. yeah in fact the Ella and I we were supposed to meet all those all of them down in a at Hollywood between Christmas and new year's and then, uh, we missed them. Oh. Huh. Huh. But uh, she was here after Thanksgiving. Then she found a job in Tennessee somewhere. Oh yeah, she was at a nursing home and then just about three weeks ago. She transferred to the prison and she liked it very much the nursing home is very hard. Oh. my gosh. Oh okay, oh. I'm. Sure. Yeah. And when she gave notice they were willing to give her more money and days. . And everything else and she said the administration there was very very difficult. [laughter]. They just didn't that not not very good and so she was glad to get out and she seems seeing that. Yeah. Yeah. Holy cross brother is also working at that. Prison. Oh okay. So, um, I know they don't go back and forth together because they're timing is different, but he's a social worker there for quite a few years and so she seems a real happy there. Yeah, yeah. Huh. 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Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\". Heck no. We're not gonna hang up right [laughter]. [laughter]. To. They can go record whatever they like. Yeah, listen I'm. So what would you like them to record the? I'm I'm. Sorry, I didn't get you on your birthday. Happy birthday. Well, this is a heck. This is tremendous. Happy birthday. Belated. Yeah. Yeah, did did Irene get you. No. She didn't. She tried. No. She and she can't get through. You know what we are phone was not working. You're. So clear right now. I have no noise. Yes. No beds. No nothing. No. And, uh, they're they're didn't seem to be any reason we had a telephone communication strike here. Oh. They wanna privatize core. You know, the telephone and Corio service and I somebody said they're probably trying to make up for for you. 00, yeah, yeah, yeah. No back pay by just disconnecting some phones. [laughter]. 00, my gosh. So we just went down and paid the 75 quarter by and it's back to working, but yeah, it was off. Oh. so mom and Josie got you. Yeah, they called the week before, huh. [laughter]. I know we're getting all these free calls is that wonderful [laughter], Irene has one Florence has one John has one [laughter]. If this is tremendous, my God it's unreal. Oh my gosh. Yeah, and and then they send us $10 to boot. No. Yeah, it's it's. Some kind of a linguistic data consorts him you know, I think it's under it's. Yeah. Wonderful. We get to call you. Oh is that you use them on me. So how. Yeah. I mean, God, you could call any place in the world. [laughter]. Hey, listen really. Have one sister faraway [laughter], how are you. [laughter]. Yeah, well good. How about you? Oh. I'm I'm. Fine getting much better. Do you have your sciatica? No, no, I got sick in India. Huh. Man. I was, um, they're about five and a half weeks. And I got a. Well, a very bad upper respiratory infection and then lots of nausea and now I have it's it's getting much better, but it went to the sinuses. Huh. Oh my God. So who knows what it all was, but I visited 14 stations out of 15. Huh. So. Didn't keep me from doing anything. Oh cool. My Lord. And I heard. Well, I gotta admit. I I had a hell of a November, but I'm better. I heard you were sick, huh. What is it? . What is it like it's from the wraps, huh? No, no, no, I didn't have that. No, somebody told me was from the rat. Cool. In the pipes. I don't know somebody told me that. Oh. well, they they gotta ferried outta here from for that, but God, I didn't have that. What do you have? I just had a boat with diarrhea. O E. I mean, I I think it I think it was . Oh. boy. In the stomach because it was like a like an Ocean. I mean, I don't wanna tell anybody heck. I'm fine and and it's. How do you? How do you get those? And it's cleared out. Hi, . I don't know. I suppose. . From fruit. Not yeah, not being careful when you know people offer you stuff. Oh yeah, and not peeling. And who's gonna well, no, we. Like tomatoes and. I. Well. All that stuff is wash. Yeah, but you can't get that off. Usually with watching. Seeing you know, not knowing what it is right away in my it was in the night. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, my stomach would be like an Ocean. Oh. wow. And then I after I did I think, oh. I wish I didn't. Oh. for the whole month. But then that well, I you know I I think diarrhea is when you can't you know, you got no control. Yeah. Well, this was just eating. And then you know, I mean, I had more B M is in a day that I needed to have. Yeah. And they were lose. Yeah. But then I I got concerned after a while and you can go get your your stool checked. I mean, go get checked anytime you want. Huh. Huh. So, Maria said, well, go have your check too. Yeah. So you just take it to a clinic. We got some pretty good clinics here now, lab laboratories. Yeah, do you. Yeah. [laughter]. And come to find out. They didn't find it. Well, it was on a bill. I said one Sunday, he lets check my stomach and intestines with your little test. Huh. Oh. And she's the one that found the parasite. Oh. you really. And then putting your finger on those pages, you know, there were two very weak. . You know, opening of the fingers in one spot, but it did not show up in my school check now you can have they can pass through and you don't get it. Oh yeah. Oh. No kidding. You know, so I had checked again and it didn't show again, but there were two doctors here from Spain to pediatricians that came out. Huh. They stay shared time in in Bartola in Iowa and see it at . Huh. Yeah. What I said to them? I got I don't know, what's what's cooking. Huh. So they gave me a medication to take for 10 days. Huh. And it was powerful stuff, but it kicked it. Yeah. Did it. Oh boy. Yeah, it kicked it out and pick something else in you know how it goes. Oh. Geez. [laughter]. Oh. that's. The problem with medication. . Yeah, one day. Oh. I thought it and now, well, then then my my, I thought I had a knife in my kidneys. I think that's where it was, you know, kind of your lower back and I could not hear any one afternoon. Oh my gosh. Oh yeah. I was, I was supposed to be at a meeting and all I got an all I could do is Vaughn. It. I thought, well, maybe that I mean, I that's all I could that that was the only thing left to do. Oh my. I thought, well, maybe that'll release something. But I was just Sweeting and and so then the doctor I I tried to get back to them in the night and they said you're, probably not drinking enough liquid. Oh my gosh. Huh. I thought, oh my God, I'm, drinking a lot of liquid. Yeah. Well, you gotta drink a lot more. So I drank a lot more and,. Didn't help. I forget what they told me to do. Yeah, well, I I it. Huh. I thought maybe a stone pass or something because by the time Margarita came over to check on me at night. Huh. Huh. I I was already passed a you know, feel like I was gonna double up. Mhm. So whatever it was. So that past then huh. Huh. I got him right. Oh. And I thought, well, that's, no, surprise because after all this diarrhea. Huh. I could feel those little polyps, but then they started become exterior. Oh my gosh. Huh. So after that. You know, and with that been. My legs started swelling, I'm. Oh my gosh. So sick of having something wrong. Oh that's, how I felt believe me. And then this, yeah, and then this darn cat nips, my leg, I hit that and I really give it to him when he does that, but. Huh. Oh yeah. It got infected right right above my ankle where were you know the scan is kind of rough. Oh. no. Because the issue because they need you. Oh. And I didn't realize that I mean, it was just kind of this liquid you know, like after after you believe you know, then that feeling liquid just kind of forms. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, it kept dropping down my leg not all the time, but just and then you know, I just go with paper toll Earth with toilet paper and wipe it off and I never bothered feeling my leg. Huh. Huh huh. It was hot. Huh. Oh. my gosh huh. So Margaret came and gave me a pen and so on for three days for that and when you say how am I I think, I'm fine. Now, so that's true I'm fine. Yeah, yeah now. Oh. and I I'm drinking T that's a. Oh. Yeah, you gotta watch. So. Everybody's, the darn cute. You know, they they all have the remedies and this Alexandra is out there and see a sandy know. Yeah. He said that his grandmother always drink. This T this sorrow. See, it's a plant. Huh huh. And he said it grows on the coast and he said you know where else it grows, right along this little say E it's a daycare center, right behind the Mercado, which isn't far from the there. Oh , my gosh. Yeah. So he brings me a Hawk of it. [laughter]. It's like goes like a vine. Huh. And so I took the leaves off and wash them and and made A T it's better as heck, but uh, I think it's helping. Huh huh huh. Oh yeah, yeah. And just drink it like water. My gosh. Huh. Oh yeah. So. Well I tell you you have to be very careful. What what you get take from people? Oh huh. Because see that's. Yeah. What Jim Carrey used to say? All those years. K. I was down there. He said I never took anything because I always carried my gallon or oils water with me. So he. He never took anything and when you listen to the stories when I was up in . He stopped at everybody's house and they all tell you what he liked best when they came to his house. Yeah. D. Oh huh. Elise said one time the guy was full of parasites in his lifetime down here. Oh yeah, yeah, he wouldn't admit that. You know, on and off and on and off. Maybe he was careful about the water. Yeah, maybe it was the water. [laughter]. I think what he drank mostly. What he drank? Yeah, yeah, well, Eileen awful. Yeah. I saw her tonight. She said she saw you. Yeah. Huh. Yeah, she said, oh. I know when I saw her it was a Brenner where did you see her. [laughter]. She happen to be here in the house when I came home. Oh. [laughter]. Oh. really 0. I I went, I went to a doctor to just have these results from the a stool check in the year in check translated. Huh. Huh. Yeah. So I'm sure, I understood right. Yeah. And there's a woman. Doctor over in . Oh. that I went to see and and she she, then all of a sudden she sees this spot on my lip she's. I think you should have a biopsy . Oh my God, what next. Oh. I said, I I don't even know a dermatologist. So she says I know a good 1. Huh. So it was the day that I was to pickup the results. Huh. She that I was to take the results of that. Biopsy too. Uh, this dermatology hospital, right here in Monsignor and I and I had time to come home before I went back to the afternoon quest and when I got to the house here here was Arlene she'd come to visit. Huh. Huh. Huh. Mary. My gosh, have you met her before? No, I I never met her before, huh. Oh. oh. yeah. Yeah. And normally. She's huh. Normally, I I never would have better. I mean, I never would have been here because I never hear at noon. Otherwise. Yeah, was loose with there too. [laughter]. Oh. I think she came. No she's gonna go over and have lunch with Margarita about. Oh. after. Oh yeah, I think she's only down there. What 10 days or something? Two weeks. Yeah, she left. Yeah. I think the day he Thanksgiving day or the day before. Huh. Oh huh. Yeah. Well. Everything just keeps going day after day here. When did you get back from India? A November 16th. Huh. I was there from from October second. And I got back. Oh. happy birthday to you too. Yes, yes, I left. Um, I was in the error on my 65th. Birthday. Oh my gosh, huh. On the way to Germany, I'll buy my little self, huh. Oh. man. And then to India that was five and a half weeks and I thought it would be just like central America. Huh. No way. Huh. No. No way, huh. The lifestyle. And all. Oh yeah, for me it was a far more difficult trip than anything. Is it is it? I didn't send to America. Is it desert type climb it? There's. No it's it's very dusty very dusty. And. The have beautiful mountains and. Uh, the landscape you know. Like rice fields, beautiful rice fields. And coconut. Poms and but there are 900000000 people in India. . And I think they were all in the cities. I was in. [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm used to. So crowded in. So much, extreme poverty. Huh. People are just I mean, you don't. See that many people in central America. You know, their people they just pack the roads. No. And the city's the calls the dogs, the cats, the codes, the jeep a car now and then electric Rick shore's and handmade, Rick shore's and everybody is in the Street at the same time walking and. And. A. And they all seem to be going some place and they don't really a converse. It in in a different direction in different directions to there's. Huh huh. No left or right side and they crossover, I mean, I never in my whole life. [laughter]. So anything like it it was really something. Oh. my gosh, [laughter]. Oh. Lordy [laughter]. [laughter]. Do they have buses there? Uh, not that right in the city is that. Well, small buses and then on the major roads they have bigger like school buses you know, and some other kind of buses to, I guess. Huh. So, they're really all traveling by foot. Oh. life by foot, they have some buses, but they a lot of them travel by foot. . Yeah, walk you know, like in central America. They walk miles and miles. Yeah. But um, I I I thought. Oh. I'm gonna be this good missionary. You know, so I can I'll eat their food and do anything. Huh. They do and you want to enter into their culture. Yeah. Well, I was humiliated because I could not each Curry. I could not. Huh. Oh. I just could not. I tried and then the T they have a certain kind of T they serve. Well for the first, the first three weeks. Huh. I was doing okay, but when my stomach start to get nauseated, I couldn't even spell it. You know. What were you doing going without eating? If you couldn't eat it. Well, no, I well, no, they for paper. They always make kind of more like German foot. So there was other food that they served. Huh. Huh. Which was okay, but I was so nauseated. I you know, didn't want to eat anything, but I had to eat I knew I had to eat something. Huh. What we use? That's terrible. And you never know where you're gonna be when you have to show up. Well, I only had to do that. Once [laughter]. Oh. but that huh. I felt better after that. Yeah, so, but anyhow, other than that, it was great visiting. You know, the sisters that was a lot of fun. Huh. But we had about a 96 professed and. Oh. let's. See, 714 notices and. Oh my Lord. Quite quite quite a few younger. You know, I'd say 20 or more younger people like like pestilence and experience. Oh. Huh. Huh. Oh wow. But this you know what they're like the young people's whole different experience with a young community. Yeah. Oh. And I taught a few lessons and St. Francis and mother. Alexia and taught him some songs. That. They want to learn English songs. You know. No. And and they speak English. So. Well, very, very simple eaglets. Yeah, yeah, very simple because they really speak Mallon, but they're learning English. K. Huh. So, well, we have a great time. They tried to teach me somebody alum [laughter]. Did you teach him? I have a diagram [laughter]. No, no, mostly religious songs. They wanted to know a Loretta Masters. [laughter]. Remember Virgin, Mary. You know that one remember version. Oh huh. You know that, huh. Huh. Well, I think it was a . Yeah, it was a member select right. . So are on the bill and, um, Mary. Well, we just got home about quarter to nine from a graduation. oh oh. A high school. Graduation of a daughter of of one of the team that works in the office in here with the rural projects. Oh. Oh huh. Huh. And their daughter is just lovely. Oh. In fact, unbeknown to her. Everybody really it was kind of formal. Uh, they had black cap. Huh. And Downs and they were their name was called and then they walked all the way to the back and then March all the way to the front and down the middle idle with an escort. Huh. Huh huh huh. It was either mother father or brother. Whoever, but it was all announced over the microphone. Huh. And this is a public school and P papa and but they rented a place near the Airport to have it. . And when she was called, she was the last 1. All the graduate stood up. . And I thought maybe she's a valid Victorian or something. I don't know she was just the favorite of the class. Oh yeah. Huh. Yeah, and and all the graduates were seated at like a along the center. I dial girls on one side and the fellow on the other. So it was a quite a moving moment. Huh. Yeah, I bet. But she and she's. So simple and and she's such a she's, a liter really. Huh huh. I mean, she's always helping everybody and has good ideas and she's already stayed here overnight. Yeah. . If there's, you know, storm or boxes are on strike or something. Yeah, yeah. Or she has meetings. She likes a natural medicines sometimes she go to goes to work shops and they live way out. Oh. yeah. So, um, she just stays here that if it's, you know, like an over a weekend. Huh huh. So, she's been here. She's she's real Coody. Huh. Oh. that's nice. So that's where we were. Yeah, well everyone here seems pretty good. And I got a wedding invitation, the day before yesterday. Yeah, did you Lynn Lynn what's? Her name Lindy Linden. Linden. Linden and Paul. Lindy. Yeah, they were here. Yeah, they were here. They did they say they were at a mom and Josie. Oh. how nice huh. At mom's house. They spent the, they spent the weekend here. So we got to meet her. She is she is very nice very nice. Oh. how nice. Well, the invitation was so nice and simple. I thought, 0. Yeah, yeah, none of us are going. Oh. no. You know that I went to California in August. That's. What I'm gonna ask you next how'd that go? I went to California in August and after the Conference, I went up to Oakland see, Katie spent the night with her then she a gene Tom's daughter came down and got me. Huh. But Suzy wouldn't. See me. She was about 1010 minutes away from Jean's house and gene said I she that she told Susie I was there, Susie said no, I can't maybe in a couple years. Huh. . Huh. So I thought she you know, she said I don't know what I would say she said to Paul. What do you say to them when you when you see them, you know? Oh. If I had to do it again. I think I would go to her house. Anyhow because I think once she saw us she'd be okay. Yeah. I I should have done that, but I didn't. I tried to respect you know, the way she felt, but so I stayed overnight with gene and and Jason and you know, Franny. Huh huh. And Bob and the next day. Huh. I saw, um, Nancy. Jerry Jerry's, wife and the three kids they have a new baby. Oh. How are they? Oh. they look fine. I didn't see Jerry. . He didn't come and Mary didn't come either. . So it was a little disappointing, but I thought, well at least I thought at least I saw a Jean. I tried. Yeah. Yeah, how is Jean. Oh. she look very good very good [laughter]. It reserved or anything. And and uh. No, no, no, no, no very friendly. No. Yeah. You know, so she wants to they want to keep contact with us. The they were. Yeah and Paul, anybody who's always going to everybody's waiting. . Yeah, well, I think Jean traders going. So she'll be there, but I don't know who else. Huh huh. Because you know, I guess none of us. I can't go and I don't think anybody else is going. So. [laughter]. He's really married already. Oh. yes. Yeah, they're married, by the Justice of the piece. Oh huh. So this is like a military wedding. That's. How they do it here? I mean, not the military, but the Church wedding is after the Justice of the fees. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's. What this is? Huh. So, but she's a really really nice girl. It's, right in fields birth. Well, that's, good where they gonna live. Well, right now, they're, both in South Carolina, but they're both up %. That's where the invite was mailed from. Yeah, yeah, they're on base there they live on the base because Paul Paul was in officer school. I noticed. Oh. So he's now, Lieutenant. Dad that's. What it says in the invite? And so they're, hoping that they get assigned to California, but they don't know. They would love to you know, go back home. When does the assignment come out? I think it's supposed to be soon. Hello, [laughter]. Are you in your boat house? Yeah, right now, I'm sitting in the boat house and, um, yeah, yeah, yeah, it is. Alright. Huh, that's good. I was gonna say, in April, we have our general Assembly with elections coming up again. Huh. Can you believe four years is almost over three and a half? I cannot believe three and a half years are over. I. I can't either. I saw Mary Alison. Oh. She said she saw you. Oh. yeah, did you ? Yeah. She said she saw you. Yeah. They were down. She was down here for our celebration on the 24th of September celebrating 50 years of C S A here in Nicaragua. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that's. Huh. What she was down for her? Yeah. I I am coming to a Pandora at the end of January. Oh nice. And to close the week of the first few days in February. But I won't be able to stop buying because I I. Well, I'm gonna be coming home in March. I know I would probably try harder if I didn't think you were coming home in March. You know. Huh huh. But you're gonna be you know, when in March yet. Sometimes. Oh. probably early. So, uh, I can help with getting rid of the party. Yeah. Huh. If there's a party I'm. Sure there will be. Well, very simple. Whatever it is. Huh. And I don't know what we'll do. And Josie celebrates Golden, Julie. That's, right. That's Golden. This summer, huh. In June. Huh. Yeah, she doesn't want any celebration. You know, her [laughter]. I know. So we can celebrate as a family while you're home how's. That. Yeah, yeah, I'll be there in March and April. Cause it's 960, that's. Nice. Oh. you gosh, then you'll be there for our election. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. that'll be great Jean, wonderful, wonderful. . Well, this is wonderful to be able to call. And hear your voice [laughter]. I can't believe it. It sounds like your next door, huh huh. I I I can call next door here and it wouldn't be this clear. Oh my gosh, and I thought I came home tonight and I thought I better try this call because I I thought Riney was calling you for your birthday. So I thought I'll wait a little bit and then Florence gonna. Well, you landed on go day thing. That's, right that's, right. Today. Happy name day. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's great. So it's just one extended birthday. That's, right [laughter]. Huh. Well really felt bad that she couldn't get through. So I don't know what she's doing I'll. Have to go over there. Well, that was it. Yeah, oh. the lines I see. So it was it was. Okay, I'll. Tell her to try again. Not not all the lines because our neighbors had a telephone. Oh. I don't know they just selectively. Disconnected. Yeah, yeah. Some. Well we all send you lots of love. You know that. Oh yeah, I tried on it. Love and prayers. From here too. You too. Yeah, we think of each other, but we don't right [laughter]. All right, and and uh, you know, there's. So much to do with the other end that. I I'd rather call rather call then right huh. [laughter]. That's. So nice when somebody's along the line paying it. That's, great and and a half hour is the limit right. Right, right, right. Yes sir, they what it says here is, um, you will hear a warning message saying that your time is almost over, please complete your conversation and hang up as soon as possible. Oh. When we hear it? It hasn't come out yet. Boy, when that warning comes, we just hang up before the middle of a sentence or not. [laughter]. You can finish your sentences. [laughter]. [laughter]. No [laughter]. So let's. See what else can I tell you or you tell me. Well, I hope you get better and better because, uh, stuff like that takes it toll and you don't. Oh. I am. Oh. Uh, feel great. All of a sudden. Well, I'm much better really the only thing is that a little bit I'm on antibiotic, right now. And I just keep taking it to make sure all the infections out. Yeah. But other than that I'm fine. I haven't missed a day of work. You get the sweep every night. Oh yeah, oh yeah, I was with mom three days last week because Julian. Oh. Josie went for like a three day retreat. Oh nice. I I try to give her sometime off. You know, periodically and I just go home and I stay with mom at night. Huh huh. Huh. But I come home at night and mom's got the supper made. [laughter]. I said, Hey, this is great. She says well, I can do that I'm home alone. [laughter]. All day. Okay. You know. So she then she invites Mary pad in to have supper with us and why. Huh. Oh boy. So I thought that's great. Yeah, she wasn't there yet. When I left? Who Mary pad? He was still in a nursing home. Oh yeah, yeah, no she's home, huh. Yeah. Recuperating how's. That lady next door. Hello. How's that? She's she's, becoming more and more forgetful. What's your name, Susie what's? Your name, Julie Nelson. Julie. Julie. She can't. Uh, she comes in you know, all hours dressed when it's time to go to bed and you know, ready to go to mess when it's evening and. Oh. And then to have the patience to cancer. Decently. Well, she does go to daycare now which is like nine in the morning to 430. So that keeps her busy. Oh. that's, good. All day. So, mom's mom's, happy about that [laughter], huh. Oh. Huh huh. I just talked to Joanne. She said she's takes mom to the foot doctor tomorrow. Oh. But uh, you know, mom's getting slower and it's harder to get up and down and but her mind is very good. Huh. And generally you know, with Jocelyn, there. I think it certainly has kept her very well. Oh. we were just talking about that at the table. This morning and serial died in October. Yeah. Yeah, and then something I didn't know either till I got back from India. I didn't know till they called me. . But. I mean who think mom would be the last of her family. I know isn't that something. Good. I didn't think that either. I'm. Sure, it's, Josie there. Huh. Yeah. If it doesn't breakdown, Josie too much. No, well, you know, she's she's runs. All the time. No matter what job she has. Yeah. She said I just keep running running running. All day tonight. She said I'm actually just sitting in a chair and relaxing. I said, well, thank God. She said I got 75 letters out for Christmas. Oh my God. [laughter]. She's making a collage of mother's pictures. I you'll probably get 1. Oh. I. It is precious. She know a big nine by 12 collage. Oh. Huh. With with all pictures of when she was a young child and then when she was you know. How would that help you find more? In the picture in the boxes and took him to Kinko and put them on this sheet and had them done and then the other the other side she has a Thanksgiving message and now because she didn't get it out for Thanksgiving she's adding a Christmas message, huh. Yeah huh. Oh. Oh. So, it's really cute. And the Christmas message has to go by hand now. Well, no she's gonna run that off too. I don't know what it looks like I haven't seen that. Oh huh. But she's got most of moms out now. Now. She's, gotta do her own. Oh. She said. But she does so much stuff like that you know. Huh. So Chris I'm, gonna be with mom a Friday night, we're. All going to Irene's. She has her you know, she has her a gift exchange with her kids. Huh. Huh. So mom, Josie and I'll be there. Friday night and then Saturday, I'll be with mom. Oh that's, good. All day because Jones gonna be busy practicing and getting stuff ready in the chapel. Huh. And then we have four o'clock midnight, four O clock, mass on Christmas Eve. At at Clement manner. Excellent manner and then I'm gonna drive to Chicago after that and we're going to Ohio on Sunday for three days, Shirley, Shirley. And. Huh huh. Oh. Barbara. Oh nice. Yeah, so. So you got a vacation from the office. Oh. yeah for I took two days because this is kind of funny because Christmas is Monday. Huh. You know, so so then, we're we're off the day after Christmas. Yeah. So that's Tuesday, then we have to come to work Wednesday Thursday. And then we're off half of Friday. So I said, I'm, just taking those two days. Oh yeah. You know, because I said it was 66 weeks in India and we work seven days a week. So. Okay. Anyhow. But I will be thinking of you and hope you have a beautiful Christmas. . Oh. thanks. And somebody's gonna be coming up on the 26. . So anything I write will.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Up. Where you sleeping? Yeah. What do you mean it's? What 10 o'clock ? With him, he got those on last night. Wow. Very last last time out in Japan. Huh, how is he. He's doing pretty good. Yeah. The,. He has a baby now, right. No I'll. Stop the I have a baby. Oh. this to see. Okay. Yeah, maybe he thought that was getting very next. Next week will you be at the wedding. F. No [laughter]. I thought about it. You know, staying somewhere for another week and going down to coach what it cost quite a bit of money. And. No, I am. 5. Huh huh. Oh and a 30 guess. So it's, not like I'm gonna be able to see him. How many? 30. Oh. okay. Well, that's, I mean, that's pretty much standard for shopping. His whitings because they just didn't want anybody and everybody, well, they've, never met for there because. Right. Bye. A 50 and there was. Okay. People from his father's company. Father's companies important customers. Yeah, like people who have never met. Yeah, where are you given the honor given features at a wedding? . So this guy's. Yeah. The speech on their new product line because either. Oh. I've, never met. Like new. . New customer. Yeah, bye bye. These guys are like. In there. Well, that's, not a real large amount of people really. Bye. No. So how are you. Huh tired. Other than tired. Huh huh. It's getting better. Do you have everything ready? No way. No. We've been trying to sell stuff and I think we got our, I think we sold our cable. The kitchen table and a few other small things, but we weren't able to sell the washing machine, which is the. We have a little time yet. Yeah, um, well replaced. The add on Wednesday. And you placed it every Wednesday basically. Huh. Well, Canton try to sell it after you've got. No. There isn't much space at the new place. Oh. I mean, she's literally living in. Really. The walking close it that should be leaving in. They have trouble putting a bed at the desk in the same room. Huh. Well, yeah, the your last fax said that, um, they had to store things. Yeah. For her to have sped. Yeah, we took out my shelving. I should have an extra foot of space. That's really generous of them to do that. Yeah. It really is. Yeah, it is pretty nice. Huh. So we shall see. Yeah, pretty amazing. And hopefully it'll work out. Okay, means closer to school for her. So that's, good. Huh. And she'll be working at the guys company to. Yeah. Just now. She has in the last few months on the Chinese book Chinese debit. Okay. Okay, yeah, it sounds like a the perfect solution here. . Yeah, it really does for her to be there and finish your school and have work to. Huh. Yeah, I mean, it won't be a lot of work. So it won't be a lot of money, but they're also gonna pay for her trip back to America over Christmas. So that'll be. Okay. Mhm. Yeah, super. I'm trying to get them to pay for her. Intuition also. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. ma'am. Amazing. At 1. They said they would but they only said it once you know in Jane, you have to say something three times before I actually. Huh huh. No. Huh. Well, I've got the letter to lend me. Um, completed. Oh. okay good. So I will fax that to you. Okay. Um, and in response to your other questions. Huh. I have gotten the discover magazine. Oh good. And I did the address change on that. You know, they're. I received a billing or maybe a month and a half ago for an extra $5 because they were gonna cut you off. So I paid that and now, I'm getting the magazine, but I haven't gotten any of the others. Really. Huh. I just changed one of the solar energy ones. I tried calling the other. So energy company, but I got stuck in the voicemail. . And Japanese phones. Don't. Have the letters on the numbers? So when they say you're calling, please spell the name. Oh. Oh. Of the telephone. [laughter]. Probably what's, the button. It doesn't work. Yeah, what's. The button for a real person. Dang it. [laughter]. Uh, and, um, yes, I did get the information from South. Okay, good. I have all that. It's a big packet. Or have you read it. Huh. No [laughter]. [laughter]. Okay, [laughter]. I'm. Not quite. It's gonna be interesting stuff. Yeah. Well, I'm. Sure, when I have a spare time. I'll check it out. You know, anybody wants to the. 5000000 [laughter]. Um, I think I said it was 700000 for the lowest 1. What. $700,000. Would be the. Bye. He said he's gonna send me investment briefs for three different investments one was 701 was 1000000 of them was $3,000,000. Itself own factories. India and China somewhere else. Maybe not the one in India, but they don't want to own factory. They want to do their work. So instead of only 29% of this factory in China we'll sell. . You know the 30% of that factory to somebody an investor will keep 10-20% of it. And, um, we'll use those funds to further. Are further. So our rule for. . Anyway. . They said they're they're investment means is making money while. He's a he's, a guy. Um, I'm, Bobby is gonna call you tomorrow. Okay, which tell them to call in later. The better because I'm going out with Mister tonight. Well, it probably will be later because you call after work. Oh good good that's. Yeah. What. Um, Canadians to, um, they're gonna like power spray the floor. Right now. Yeah, so you'll be holding very late, but yeah, so he'll be calling you tomorrow because there aren't too many days left if you're gonna move Saturday. That's exactly. It that's. Why I was wondering when to call? Huh huh. Yeah, so I talked to him today. You. Okay, good. So, that's. All set. Okay. Module. Take advantage of this as we can. Yeah, it doesn't. Make. I'm. So glad to hear about one schooling. In. Yeah, that's. Good. I mean, we went and talked to her professor. Good. Met with her professor and a. And he said, oh. yeah, sure, you you don't have to be here. You just write a paper be maybe once during the summer you can come to Japan and we can talk and or whatever. Good. Well, that's, good that's. Wonderful. Yep. It's important for her to finish that school. Yeah, I guess so. It is Jim because if she doesn't she's always going to remember that. Yeah, no. It's costing us $10,000. To write a visa. . . That's. . Why we're trying to get you don't? Have to pay the tuition. Huh. Good idea. Yeah, I'm telling what I'm like what I know, university important that $10,000. That's almost the down payment on the house. Yeah, that's that's. I don't. I don't know if that if that, um, amount that she's talking about. Um, or I don't know that that her education that certificate that she gets her. Deary or whatever it is it's gonna make that much difference. Yeah. I'm pretty sure it won't you know, yeah, Japanese universities. You are. I mean, the professors anything Japanese universities are see they're. So easy. You know, because we're talking about, um, possibly transferring to America. Huh. And that's gonna be difficult. I mean, it's difficult transfer within America here, you're coming from Japan to American university. You know, creditor from American university. . You don't speak pretty good English. Oh. And he's telling us all America universities are much tougher and much more difficult than Japanese universities, huh. So she's saying to it might not be worth it. Well, he didn't figure that way. He said that just Japanese universities. Are much easier on their students. You know, it's much easier to get through jam versus the that it is to get through American university. Huh. Well, I you know what I what. I'm getting out of this is that it's just the accomplishment you know that she has completed. It. Yeah, well in Japan and in China, her university degree will help because she'll have the piece of paper, which it got. Huh, right. And that means more over there. Oh yeah, definitely. Mhm. You can show a actual degree back to China now. Right. And teach Japanese. No matter what it's in or what it. What school or whatever? Right. Right exactly. . Yes, here in America. Yeah. In America. And it's still. She graduated from university and its a Japanese here's. Something where maybe in the future. She works in any company. That's doing publishing a Japanese English books or something along those lines. She can't get into that kind of account. They'll probably know somebody probably have somebody who's Japanese and we'll know the universe. We're. Just having a degree from Japan we'll. Give her. Credibility and a um, that somebody knows something about. . But the thing is you don't wanna have her regretting. It. Yeah. Because that's something that'll stay forever. I know that that's always scared me, huh. Yeah, yeah, and Bobby. And I've talked about it too. And you know, it's like a double edged sword. Huh. Yeah, it might not be not have that much value as far as her future career and whatever, but it could have a health bought a value in your relationship. Yeah. There. And if she finishes it and you'll that happens. That's it's, just gonna make her feel complete and satisfied. Yeah. Mean I know how I feel after I finished my education. Huh. Yeah. I mean, it's just a a totally different kind of experience. Huh. It's a little different of course, but yeah. Oh. So I will be picking you up. November first. Okay then. 325. Hi, yeah, I should come through customs lot faster than last time too because I'll just give me. And. Yeah, it doesn't seem to take too long. . I don't know. Well. I don't know where the paper is that you tell me what the flight is. They huh. Did you tell me that? Oh yes, I told you all that stuff. Did I did you? My TV to. Wait a minute me to write it down. Who who? Is this United? I I I. Okay. Where we have to speak English? That's, right [laughter]. . Alright United airlines. A United airlines. Alright, make sure I think it's like 82 they're only flight from taco to Chicago. Right. And they're in today. Yeah, it can't be too many. Yeah, because I know one has the same flight number just on December 16th. Okay. Oh already they've. Got a ticket. Yeah, yeah. December 16th. Huh. K. Okay, November first line fight 82 , Chicago, O'Hare. K. Alright, it comes in about 330 right. Departing seven o'clock, right. 25. 325 close. Now. It cost me $765 which uh huh. Yeah. Um, let's. Talk about Thanksgiving. Huh. Sony I. Um, I wanted to have Pat and money and John and dad over. Oh. Bad. , John dad high. Accept. Huh. Pat has already planned. All of that at her house with John and and dad at her place. Oh. Huh. So I asked pad if she would consider having it all here instead you're coming here instead. Everybody. Huh. And she says no. Oh. [laughter]. She wants to have it at her place. Well why did you want to that at your place show. Everybody your place. Well, I'd like to have it here. May I just look would like to have Thanksgiving here? We are invited to her place. Okay. I mean, that's fine. We can do that. Huh. I told her I would check with you and and let her know. Huh. And you know, and this was after I asked her and then she came back and said, well, I was planning on asking you when this and I had, I I had to call her like five days later and find out what what what did you decide and she says, well, I wanna have it at my house, but I was planning on asking you in Jim. Huh. So you know, that's fine. So we can do that or we can. . Do something else. Oh. I mean what what do you think. Well, you know, I would I would like to be with Pat, honey and John dad. Huh. I mean, that's, my first preference. I could have I could try to get Tony and and his girlfriend and Randy and his girlfriend over because I don't know what they'll be doing for Thanksgiving. Huh. Huh. You know, it's not like they have another place to go. Huh. So. You know, the tradition has been Pat to her family and dad and Janas her family and of course Joan is gone. So that kinda leave the guys out. Huh. Like yeah, I guess Tony. Randy. What did they always do for Thanksgiving? I don't even know. Okay. No. I guess they went [laughter]. Yeah, I guess. So I mean that would be something. Yeah. Or we could tie in with Miller. Which would not be my first choice. Yeah. Huh. And Bobby is gonna try and get down here. K. Well when is he finished. Well, it he's finished when he find somebody else and when he has another job. Oh. There's. No definite date. Has he told them that? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, you won't just leave them. Yeah, I thought maybe like a one month notice or something. Yeah, so I don't know, he's waiting there's. . Another possibility coming up that, um, it's a restaurant that says being billed and opened. In medicine area. Huh. Yeah in Madison. But it might be a good opportunity for him to learn from somebody else. We're gonna be coming up to our time here. Pretty soon. Did they give us a warning? Huh. They give us a one minute warning. Okay, well the event is important. Um, so do you have anything any other preference for Thanksgiving? That you wanted. No. . What would you like? Anything's I'm. Fine really. . Turkey and Kramer. No, no, I that'll. All be there, but [laughter], you know, just who you wanna share it with. Is there. Huh. The first thing feeling since 1990. Probably 1990. Yeah, I mean, 290. So who do I share it with? Um, I'll. Let you decide. Oh. [laughter]. I don't have to I'll speak with anybody. Huh. All right. For the merrier. Yeah, I would just have fun having it here. So I. I know. Let's see. You got your new place. All cleaned up and looking. Oh. it's, great it's. Great it's. Great it's. Great. I love it. I love it. [laughter]. Good. Alright, let's. See what else do I talk about here. I don't know. You sent you sent things to my house right. I'm still. A package. Yeah, 271827. . Huh. Okay. . Has Grandma gotten one screen card yet. Oh yeah, yeah, I have it. Oh. you do. Yeah, yeah, I just forgot about it. Well. Yeah, he's had it for some time and I got it from the other day. Huh. The one was right. What. I've been telling on right now. No worry about as soon as they get it. They'll. Tell us don't worry, don't worry. But maybe you should remind them. How my mom knows? Well, [laughter]. That's important she'd. Tell us right away. [laughter]. No, I forgot about it. I mean, dad dad had it and it's like what is this [laughter]. Huh. Huh. And a. Did you know who it belonged to? Yeah. Okay, because. Yeah, but he didn't know it was coming. Oh. yeah, yeah. Yeah, we forgot to tell them. So and then and I said, we'll, just keep it. You know, I mean, is we don't need to do anything with it? Just keep it. Huh. So I completely forgot about it. And then when I was there last week, he gave it to me. Oh. So yeah, that's. All that's. No problem. And the picture order is in. I mean, everything is completed. I guess. Is what [laughter]. . . Is in English. Yes, it is dear. That's that's. Huh. My learned that that award from your dad. Huh. Uh in, uh, you know, I always thought it was an old navy term because they always used to say. Oh. Pacific. And that's everything's. Okay. Huh. Hey man. That how you spell that. Is Jim Webster. Look. It up. [laughter]. Okay, okay, right. Yes. Oh right. Huh. Yeah, so yeah, I mean, like everything is okay. Oh God. . I'm learning. . Okay, um, and daylight saving time starts next weekend. This next this coming weekend. So by the time you get here will be on regular time or whatever. Okay. Okay, I'll be back. Yeah. We'll be back to regular time. Huh. And Street is this weekend. Yeah. . For. And I've got I've. Got your room already. Great. Huh. Good good good. And, um, Ken hasn't quite gotten the, uh, the closet you like a closed cabinet. Ready yet, but we'll, do with that that's. Huh. Okay. Got a week by. Well it'll probably won't happen in that time. I think, um, he he's just got a lot of things to do right now and he's older he's slow. Bye. Huh. So, but it's. Okay, oh. I got cable TV in today. Oh wow. For you. Do it. Just for you. Oh. you'll, never watch it right. [laughter]. Actually, I'm watching channel 10 because they couldn't find anything else to watch. [laughter]. Got about 20 channels. Um, there's, nothing on. Huh. But the big TV doesn't work. I have to,. Do something with that. I don't know what the problem is. Huh. Yes. But I'll have to have that checked out. Okay. So yeah, but I think there's plenty of room for you and your stuff and everything. . I won't have much stuff. I mean. Really. Well, you said you were gonna bring in a lot of stuff. Oh. I didn't know. Yeah. Oh. I've shipped three boxes. So far. I've got a 4th and I'm. Problem. I know it goes in the 5th. We're actually we're sending a microwave. Oh. Oh. but it works on a oh. holds, huh. You said the microwave. Yeah, you know the hurts for the electricity in America. Huh. Because. Oh. megahertz. Yeah, this this,. This microwave works on a oh. falls and 50 or 60 Hertz. Why are you sending in? Michael . Because we weren't able to sell it. How much does it cost to ship it? Less than a $oh oh. Good because I just bought a brand new sharp, Carol cell super duper very smart Mike away for a 70. Really. Really. This one is, uh. Make ways. They're, not expensive. Huh. That's. What I'm trying to sell on, but yours is really big, right? No. No it's very nice size. Hope. I got rid of the big 1. Huh. Oh yeah, it might be big by Japanese standards, but no it's. Not really big it's a very smart microwave. Can you put the phone off? It speaks to me. Practically tells me turn over Press start [laughter]. [laughter]. I thought your last one did that too. No, no, no, no, the last one didn't. Do anything like that. This last had they had the digital display things Turner, Press star. No, it didn't. This one does when you thought you thought while you're here. That's it. Oh. that's. It. Okay. Yeah, yeah, you saw it. Okay, that's pretty big. Oh huh. Oh. I didn't think so. No, I mean, hours you the small 1. We have, I mean. Can you get a coffee Cup in it? Yeah. [laughter]. Okay. [laughter]. No, no, no, you could see it. Most you can set a plate in their regular. [laughter]. Um, it's, not very high. Good. Like you couldn't stack to copy cost on top of each other. And. Short. Well, I I that sounds to me like a a waste of shipping money. Yeah, well, one really likes it. Okay. Is her Michael wife. That she got somebody bought for her when she got it. No, well. No, baby. And I cleaned it out yesterday. I mean. Bring me some sheets. So. She's got two bottles. Only 2. Well, there right. I can't find it here. To how long did that last on last you. Yep. Well I'm I'm. Just trickling it out. Huh. If you can bring more it'd be very very nice. . To dollar a bottle. You know that. Well, $2 big deal. Okay. Alright, yeah, we we've been trying to where we haven't been very good at shopping as far as buying stuff here for people back there. That's, not much. Well, I wondered about that when you were. Being so generous while you were here. [laughter]. Yeah. Well the other thing is nobody everybody said we'd love to have stuff. Michael, tell me what you want. And. Yeah, well they don't know what there is. Yeah, which is why this time. I'm bringing back like a lot of, uh, advertisements and stuff to show people. Well. No, well, you know, did you give me some covered? Oh. like. Bowls. Do you already have fun? No, I don't. One knows what I want. You've. Got those five or you want the wooden 1. Yes, I want the lacquer. Yeah. The mislabeled. Wonder what probably $10 a Bull. Huh. That much. $5,200. Oh. that's too much. This lacquer stuff. It's expensive fast. And then. And he really does. Okay, I can probably find him here in Chicago. I mean, if you want me to, I can buy it, but I. That's. What we should do on the way back? We should stop this Japanese village and by probably a lot of stuff. There. I mean, I can buy this stuff here and it's, you know, nice stuff, but. Yeah. Yeah, it is expensive and if you don't know then I start spending this money. Right don't. Do it. Just bring me just bring me a few she's office. Bob. So you know, like three or four of them. Okay. About that. He wanted to you know about it if you, if I got him anything, he like like a Japanese dealt serving. A what. A Japanese style serving tray. Oh. I've yet to find one for less than a $oh oh. Well, don't. Yeah, I I don't think Bo wants a $00 serving tray and a $00 ones are still not very nice. Do that. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. $000 the other. There are ways of getting things here. So. Yeah, well, I did find some plastic ones. So I bought those they're only $5. Okay. That's. Fine. . That's, good. Yeah. Okay. But um, the other thing I thought of is buying regular Japanese dishes. You know, like kind of stuff that they use every day, which is really cheap. Huh huh. Like a small bowl for a box. You know. Yes. That's. All of those. . Which you know, they're they're not they're, not like chinaware, but they look nice and they've got you know, Japanese design. Yeah. Yes, because they're very nice. I love those little balls. And the rifle. Yes, any kind of those little dishes and balls and and you know, special shape. Huh. Yeah, I love that kind of stuff because when I served, I have all these wonderful little things. It's. So much fun. Extra. But uh, you know that rise bold, never come in set though. You know, person has their own rice. Huh. You know, it by your own design. Oh. okay. No, like mine is the blue one with the pink flowers or something. Oh. okay. This other design is one same thing with chopsticks. See. Like you don't share toothbrushes. You don't share tab. Okay. Yeah, I could use more chopsticks and fans. Hi, you said. Yeah, simply right. Since. And . Since who okay. . . . Yeah, we've been looking at this stuff. But we always been going to the department stores where everything is really nice and really expensive. Well, go to the grocery store with G. Right. . Maybe I'll. Do it. I found one store where there's a dollar usually and $2 a month. Yeah, couple dollar. That's fine. Okay. Okay,. And maybe I should do that. Well, I think we've covered everything. That's important. Um, I probably won't talk to you again until the first. Huh. I'll fax you this letter to lend may and I didn't make the changes that you suggested and I think it looks okay, now. . Um, I'm, I don't think that should do it. Good. And Bobby should call you tomorrow. Okay. . Sounds good. I got a a letter from Mrs Sudol. Huh. And she said everybody loves the video, especially the Guider belt. [laughter]. And they really like the kick thing too. Huh. Yeah. But at our little party here. With some people and, um, before the video or we put the beginning of the video bought through to right before the cake part. 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Any night, it's like this thing you gotta sign up for, but I but it's like a city. I don't understand you I'm gonna read it to you. Sure. Okay, thank you for your interest in our projects and closed, please find appropriate instructions for the phone call and they give you a pin number that doesn't explain anything. Yeah. Um, I'm trying to find. And this is just the numbers just good for half an hour. The numbers. Oh yeah, it says for research and educational purposes, the linguistic data concern. The. I'm at the university. Pennsylvania's collection telephone conversations in American English. As part of these cities you're offered a free long distance phone call anywhere outside the U S oh wait that's. The there's two you can do outside the U S or inside the U S you could talk once with anyone up to 30 minutes. Oh wow that's. Amazing. Oh. Both parties should be native speakers of American glitch. Oh. And the identities of the will be kept confidential. No names will be released with the recorded data. You the caller will be after 15 consent of the call part before recording begin. But enough of that I wanna talk to you. Okay. Let's. Not talk about anything too serious now because this is ordered. Won't. I okay, let's. Okay, so. Can I just tell you what we what I found? No, remember those things you read in your apartment. What. Yeah. Oh. I found them. This check. I I check them and I put them in my scrapbook, but they are they're hidden. Wait. Did you keep mine till? Yeah. Both of them. Yes. I don't even remember. I keep everything. Oh okay. But no 1. No one's ever goes in my my scrapbook. Okay, sounds good. I will not let anybody go in it's. My personal memories house home doing. Great good I'm. Working. You know that though at. I don't know where you were from that though. Eddie Bauer. Oh. is that. Fun. You like it. Yeah, I get discounts and everything. So, it's cool. Who you must like that one? Yeah, like the discounts. How often do you work? Like it's either it depends on the week. Sometimes put in 20 hours. Sometimes 40 hours. So, it's either part time or full time depends. first part. Huh. Are you happy with it though huh? Yeah, I actually am. I mean, I've done this before. For so. So it's, nothing. Now. Yeah, how your family doing good we're like where I got a little chilly today. You're, good we're like killing down floor. I got a little chilly today though. Now. Yeah, actually I'm coming down to Florida on Monday. No you're, not. Oh. you're going to Orlando. You're gonna Randall aren't. Aren't. You. You know, a Sarasota and Manny, what you are going to Miami, huh. Oh. well, you are going Miami. Do we discuss this? No. When are you going to Miami? Monday. How long you're gonna be Miami? I'm gonna be here for a week because I'm going first. I think the first couple days. Sarasota the next couple days are you down here. Miami. I'm like less than hour away. Well, tell me can I need to also could take a taxi or something. Yeah. And I can meet you halfway. Wait a second. Yeah. We have a car. Yeah, we can meet. Oh. my God, I was love to see you on my God. Definitely all I need to know like what's down in Miami for you. All right. Grandparents. My my cousins over there. Oh. how long you're gonna be there. Um, for a week. So I think we're getting I'm leaving the 30th. I think it is. Okay. 29th 30th, but I you know what I'm not sure if we're going the first few days there or this or the end, but I know what I'm gonna find out. I'll call you is that okay. That sounds great. Oh my God help is it nice weather there. Like I. I mean, you get in. Oh yeah, I mean, just a little today, but it's really nice that's really cool you're gonna be here. Next week. Yeah, I really Miss you like I honestly think about you a lot because like I know I always wonder what you're doing and. That's, great. Yeah, yeah. Well, how's. Everything paneled, huh huh. Oh. oh my God. Yeah, let me start. Let me tell you. I had just, I just finished my last final and it was hell I took seven tests six finals in a mid term and you know what I died like literally you don't understand what stress I'm actually I'm. Huh. What why? Whatever. So stupid. You know how I have to go out. All the time, huh. Yeah. Last Thursday night. I went, um, I had a midterm next morning at 830 and I went out and they stayed out weren't dancing. So stayed out to like 330. When do you said you're always doing something? I don't. Well, I did like the last couple nights. I've, just been like non existent. So it's been good. Okay. Cause my roommates. Um, went home a lot while ago because it's been so bad snow. You should see the snow up here. To web home. It is yeah. Cause she was done and,. A week ago. No, no, a couple days ago, but it's been snowing for like a week. Oh. It's been like really bad snow. Huh. Like force and last year. Oh yeah, like, oh yeah, I mean, it's, just non stuff and it's like discussing out, but I mean, it's, cool. . And different or whatever, but I mean, and I saw a good movie. What. Um, would I see choice story? It was really cute very keep moving. Oh. I won't see that I'll. See that. Um, what else did I see. I thought, oh. I saw American President, which I thought was cute. Huh. And that's. All the movies I've seen. Okay. Yeah, how about you. And have you done anything exciting? I saw American President and I've seen a a. Yeah. A. Father. Further. The right part here. The broad parts here. I don't really like it. I don't really like it. I and I'm hanging out coffee shops some friends from like them. Oh. Yeah, you know, I still have yet to do that. I really don't. Do that. Really. Yeah, is it cool? Yeah, really is like where I've been doing a lot of copy lately. Yeah, it really is. Actually, it's, not good. My feet are gonna be so grass, but um, yeah, like I'm there's. Okay. Gotta yeah, like I'm he's gone, mad. This guy, man. I know I mean, just like you know, one of them is like a few years old and I mean to my high school that she just graduated college, huh. I know I mean, just like friends, you know, they're one of them is like a few years older than me. He went to my high school now just he just graduated college and I I didn't know it all high school. And I didn't know. All high school. He's like three years ahead. He's like three years ahead of me. And, um, or wait, no, unless he was there for years three years. And car. Oh wait, no. Four years years. Thank you is four years ahead of me. I think it's, four years ahead of me. So I really didn't know him. So I really didn't know him, huh. And, um, what else. And, um, without. He's like a banker now. He's like a banker now and so we've been hanging out as. So we've been hanging out at the gym and at, um, the coffee shop and we're gonna hang out tomorrow just moving then. There's. This kid. I was hanging up from work he's really cool. But he had to move back to Minnesota and I was hanging out with him going to copy shop movie thing with him, but um, there's. Cool. No, no, like guys or anything where I heard you took tall too formal that mean. What happened? Yes, semi form out to him and yeah, that was nice. Yeah. I mean, I actually last asked him pretty much less minutes, but it cannot be good. What you're not interested in his queue need to? I he, you know what he really is too, but I'm really not interested like I don't know, there's. Just something. You know, I can't make myself like someone. Okay, let me tell you what's been going on with me. I mean, okay, let me see what happens. Okay. There's a. Alright, there's, right. There's three Andrews at 1. which is really ridiculous. See, okay, I went to my sister's 16th. Birthday party at Charlie's place a restaurant. We had two tables. . She had a couple friends and we have family I'm just like cables we're hanging out and I saw a waitress who was serving us. Yeah. Who was a waitress with me? This summer. Oh. that's funny. Now. She's older than me, but she's a walk a lady like she's really crazy. Okay. What do you mean? I don't know if she's a weird weird like I think, something's wrong she's really strange. Okay. Okay. Anyway. So I was there and. And I saw her, but with the and then there's another guy that was doing the other table. Okay, he's a he was you know, like he looked around my age, not older. Yeah. Oh. I mean, he looked older, but and she just me are you single. I said what she's like are you single. He's interested. He want to know if you're interested, but what I was like, oh my God, and like I'm, not mean and I don't know what to say, but I really wasn't. Oh. wow. Yeah. I mean, he's, actually, good looking, but I just know this guy wasn't, something like I don't know something about him. You weren't interested. Okay. I was not interested in. Oh. okay. So, um, like tell like tally is such a good friend. [laughter]. Like I couldn't see myself think, it's transferred him and I have to be physically attracted to someone. Oh. Oh. oh really. Okay or else is just a friendship that's, right. Yeah, okay, so this guy so I go over, I mean, so he so she decides to have him serve me and she'll. Huh. Huh. Do the rest of my table? Yes. So I have him serving me and so every five seconds he come over from like drinking me bread as so it's just like I said, as I'm about to leave I'm like thank you and he gets listen, I was just coming to talk to you. Huh. Gotcha. Oh. my God. Yeah. What's, your name of a, um, and I was like, and I told my name, I was like what's your name and I asked him like he's 23? He lives in manic. He, um, graduated from Texas. I don't know just like his name is Andrew and that was it like what can I call you sometime. Can I have your number? Yeah. Well, of course, I gave him my number because I felt you know, I didn't know what to say. So I gave him my number. He's been calling. And you know, when he called not like call me consulate like every day usually called me then I thought really looked for a couple days and I felt bad because I because everybody keeps saying you should always give everyone just one chance. Huh. . A chance. Okay, so what happened. Yes, so I decided to call him and we decided to go out to South Street. One night. So we went to cocoa Cabana. Huh. I think it's called or something. Sounds familiar. It's in South Street, it's like a restaurant bar. So he didn't because I was really late and he had just come from work is like 11 o'clock at night and we talked and like he talked for like we both talked for like three hours there and like I was getting like Cassie, I wanted to leave and plus I think I had a test next day or I just didn't want to stay there anymore. Oh. Yeah. Oh. wow. Yeah. And I kinda wanted. I was tired. I wanted to be over and I kept saying to him like you know, I'm, sorry, that this night's gonna be. So short, but I have a test because of a. But you were on the talking for three hours. Well, yeah, of course, but then also this is after three hours I'm like why I got you know on so I'm gonna be a bummer and he's like, well, I'll get you home by through. Oh. okay. I was like, oh my God, I mean, while this is 12 sounds like option. . So,. Sorry. Oh. I just cursed. Okay, anyway, [laughter]. We can't Chris on this recorded thing. Now, I'm, sorry, again, [laughter]. Okay. Um, let's. See. Okay, so I go and and I'm just like hanging like I wanna if I was like, why, don't we just go and we got up and he drove me around because we weren't sure, we're gonna go and try again? David busters. But it's close. Thank God, and then I was like, well, why don't we just go back to my house? So we went back and like I was hoping he won't wanna come in, but he came in. Oh my God, your parents say. My parents. No, this is school. Oh. oh. that has a okay. Hold. Yeah, yeah, so I'll shoot and so looks like all done and, um, so I give him a drink and we'll turn up to five minutes. Turn out to be 45 minutes. Okay. How did that happen? He just went in. We like I kept saying you know, I'm tired, I'm. Sorry, but. So he was born, but he just wanted to talk to. Well, he just don't wanna leave. He I guess I don't know. . So what happened get to the. So basically I'd like to open the door for him and be like you know, thank you so much huh. And he's like listen. My my roommates bands playing on manic on Wednesday. Can you, if you'd like to come, I love you to come with me? Oh. I'm. Like okay, I'll. Let you know. So I called him and I wasn't interested. So I said you know, I'm. So busy and he kept calling and saying like you know how what's up and I was like look, you know, I was like I'm. So busy I'm, sorry, I'm, not neglecting. You just said I've. So many tests. It's really bad time for me, blah, blah. So that's what he does. What. He sends me a rose in vase. No. Okay. Amazing. Yes, and. So what do you do? I thank him but. And it said this is what it says like I know, you're. So busy, but when you get a chance, just call me and maybe you can do dinner or something and good luck on everything now you use to understand this guy. Would be the best voice on. I guess, but I'm. So not affected not at all. I just did. I guess. Cause it's not challenge maybe I don't know, but so basically he call me again later on, but I think he's getting hit now, but I mean, I feel really bad, but I'm just not interested and I've learned you can't. Okay. Make yourself like someone. Yes, you can. No, you can't it. So can or whatever I think you can't. Doesn't work. But it's not good. Why you don't always have to like someone for physical reasons and when you decide they're? I know. So wonderful. You want to be with them because you think, oh my God, there's, a most. Because you think . Wonderful person. The world and you and then all of a sudden, you're like, oh my guys are actually Bickel it's it's weird. Yeah, and then all of sudden, you're like, oh my gosh, they're, actually bootable it's it's weird. I don't know, I've, never been allowed, but this is. I've, never been small either. But I mean, I often times I thought I was so this is my, my many love experiences, but whatever I have I've learned that's, not all just look. I mean, I often times I thought I was. Whatever I. 00, I know that, but it just said I'm. I wasn't. I don't like him. Okay. I just just something about him. So go on to the next. I'm just wanting to know how you doing. I want to hear all your stories. Okay, so that's one Andrew, the other, Andrew is this other guys. Oh yeah, okay, this is Andrew Donaldson Evans he's from the school. I don't think you know, but. Our gear. Yes. Okay, what's for . Okay. Alright, I met. Okay, I never knew him, but I met him as a friend of a friend. Okay, I'm. Just like one day a lunch. Oh. there's, nothing. I mean, there's, nothing at all. Who's. The friends with. This girl's. Beatrice. Oh. I know Beatrice. You sweet. Yeah. Huh. I know what I said. No she's. The sweetest thing. Okay, so I went with the, um, so you know, I saw them a couple times whatever. Okay. Now this is for screener sister and I needed a date. Massively like the night before this always happens to me. I called people the night before because I can never find anywhere. Okay. So I called them the night before and I'm like look. I was like, do you think you could come with me? He really couldn't because he had a test, but it turns out like he decided last minute to come. So he ended up coming with me. Okay, and this is like I was planning on having the worst time of a so I go and end up having a good time with because you dance and it's just a nice night. Good dancer. Yeah, he was actually he really was like okay, this is the deal. Okay. He's good looking but he's, not my type. So I was just what you'll need to. Bye. Okay, now I didn't think he was my type because. He's kind of looked to clean cut because of a, I know, it's stayed listen you're here. Oh huh. Huh. And so like I kind of just like or whatever and, um, so what by the way, this is screw your sister you're supposed to hook your sister up with someone. Friend up. Yeah. I hooked up to Cindy Cindy didn't hook me up with anyone. Oh. She doesn't know anyone. I guess I don't know. So basically I did it myself. So, it's kind of stuff, but so I got him to go with me and Cindy of course, didn't, have a good time because she didn't try to have a good time. Who did you hook or what? My son, Mike Mike price. I don't know. I don't think you know him, but he's just he's a really nice guy and fun to get along with, but she really she doesn't. Okay. Give any guys a chance. I guess. She's like me. No, but I mean, like she just was not in. She's not like you can't compare yourself to Cindy Cindy. Okay, you know, you you know what I'm talking about though. I see. Yeah. She's really weird about that. And so basically. He hung on me like nonstop and I was like I was getting annoyed, but I know I'm having a good time with Andrew as it was he walked me home by then everything's. Cool. We become like you know, friends like it's nice. When we talk a little bit calls? Sometimes you know whatever and then I seem at a a house fee party. Okay, I went to it's downtown. Yeah, how was it was it G or good? So I went to this party. Is great. Really also. Like she. She has there's. Good parties still has also she has good parties also. Huh. No, well, it just said I knew a lot of people there and I guess it's a good night, that's. Okay. Why I was good, but it was a really good party? Okay. I thought and almost as good as our downtown party ours is good too. Okay. Um, no, so I went with and I saw him and at this., I was not like really interested in him, but you know, I saw him and he started dancing with me just like the whole time. Huh. Okay. I'm like, oh. my wow, and I was kind of like, oh. no, this is you know, I wanna need other guys too. You know, just getting like all weird and then so then he he's drop by the way and then he comes up to me, you guys, how can I ask you something and I said, yeah, and that's like all shoot, I hope it doesn't ask me that I ask tell me he likes me? So cause at this., I really didn't like him. So I was like, yeah, and he's like what would you say. If I told you I had a question, you I said, uh, oh my God I'm, shocked like I didn't know what to say at this. So. But did you say? I wasn't interested. So I was just like I don't know what to say he's like, well, it's feeling mutual. What am I gonna say? So I was like a totally pushing it like I don't know what to say I'm shocked. So you said, yes. No, I didn't say anything. I just like, oh. I'm Sean little bullshit. You know. Yeah. Okay, then I go anyway. It's wrong. What do you know you know, you're not gonna remember any of this? Whatever and he's like, well, then he kisses me. Okay to show that he likes me. Huh. I was like, oh shit. Well, it turns out he's seeing a girl that happens to be there who I know. Oh. who. Did not know this. Okay, but I mean, this they weren't serious at this. So kind of really doesn't matter when he was drunk anyway. So basically I signed out and they end up talking the whole night because she was so upset and I understand you know, so she was all upset, but she's a bitch about it though. Huh. Anyway, so um, that was turned out to be like really gas. I didn't get seen for the rest of the night, but when I found out like when he kicked me and I found out, he had a girlfriend of course, I started getting interested. So then I started liking him. Okay, alright, so now at this., it's, I mean, it's normal school and I'm interested in him and I find out if he likes me still it just said he can't decide between me or his girl. Huh. Right. Is she pretty? Uh, Aaron Edwards. I think you might know. Aaron Edwards that's. Yeah, so. Sounds so familiar. You probably not she's a bit stuff. Oh wait a minute. She's a bitch she's blonde hair. She's a bit. I think so Helen here. No, she looks like Brown hair curly she's in the Facebook. What she looks like? On my big Facebook out with me. That's really weird. That's really weird. Okay, I probably know her, but. I think you do. I think you might so. Okay, so that's that is just gay and I was annoyed and so she's telling me. Oh. he's interested me. But he doesn't wanna hurt this girl. Whatever. So she's basically leading me on keeping me like they're saying. Oh blah. Yeah. And then then Aaron and her get more serious. I guess because they had lots of fight. So she's decides to stay with her and for the meantime. We'll be friends. Okay, it's. Like whatever you know, he's the one that started liking me first I'm, not gonna be totally devastated. Well. Well, we've been away talking stuff like that, but it turns out like I haven't seen him for what. So this Friday I went over and we both got high and he's drunk and okay, the whole time. What. He's like Holly. I really have such feelings for you about of a well I'm. It's a screw that's. Why. Just totally, but lower you'd, never gave this. He said I've feelings for you, but but, but I can and I wanna hook up with you, but I really can't. So we didn't hook up, but I I said to him, you know, and you got nervous because who's say first off that would even hook up with you. Huh. Right. It's taken off I'm, not second best and I said this because I was like I'm, not like I don't think, that's you know, it's. All fair that he makes me hang on like that. So I said whatever and then I ended up leaving because he his girlfriend had to come over there that night anyway, so I didn't you know that would've been a problem. So I ended up leaving and right, as I'm leaving he goes Mayhall. I just wanna tell you that I can see in the near future be falling in love with you. Huh. I'm like fuck you. Oh. okay. Okay, now, I'm like now, I'm, kind of pass. I mean, I I mean, I've talked to him since, but I mean, like that's just rude to make someone hang on like that you know, I'm stupid guys our deck. Yeah. Huh. So that's that story. So right now, that's back. Wow. You've. You got like it says a lover. Got like obsessive lovers. No, no, he doesn't like me though. He's. Just saying that to hold on to me. Huh. I think. Whatever, but both of them like we're totally after you, but one of them, couldn't ask down there. . One of them even you just don't like, but you know, wasn't that funny? That like. I'll send you like to them when you realize it was taken. Yes, it's not horrible. I know, I'm saying is I would do it till. I hate that. Like, oh my gosh, she's taking I wanna know. Oh. and then now of course, I like him to some extent. So, I'm annoyed. I'm. Sure is there anyone else out there. Anyone else. Well, you're going home like type of thing. Huh. You're going home now. Anyway, so that's better. Yeah, actually this late this pen community has become very Lane and there's very few parties. And if anyone goes out, they don't dance I'm, the only one that's over ever dancing it's just it's gotten kind of like Lane. What do you mean? What do you mean later than last year? Oh my God, yes, because you know why no one no one goes out like I feel like there's. Well. No parties and like. So what are people doing is it a sophomore. Nothing people are doing nothing. Are they stating? Yes, that's. All they're doing it's. Just a board like seriously, I have to force like I call everyone to go out. No 1. How about like Sean and the girls in your house? No, they all 3. Are you serious? They know. No, one goes out like maybe I'm just friends the wrong. I mean, like I go out like usually I find people to go out with but they're still random like I have to find. So many random people which is fine. Like I have no problem with that. I kinda like it, but it's just are you calling back next year. Yes, I am. Okay, good what. Yeah, yeah, I definitely am. Oh. they said no for thing, I'm like what. No, I am. Gosh. Wait. So it's getting like really stressful with setting. Well, it's. Just I think emerged with finals and I get frustrated because I'd like to go out because you know, I'm always up for meeting people are trying. Right. You're always up for anything. You don't even need sleep you're crazy. Huh. Basically I'm staring into the membrane. There. Absolutely crazy. Yeah, so anyway, oh happy Hanukkah [laughter]. Anyway huh. Happy happy Hanukkah. Did you get anything? Yeah, I've got a few things. So far like a music and books and. 20. Closed and check how about you. See, well, I went home actually for Sunday because we need to do some family portrait thing and we have a little tiny Hanukkah parties. Huh. My grandparents, my and I ended up getting well, I only wanted to open one guest. So I look forward to when I come home and I ended up just opening. Really my parents went out of their way to do this like it was great. You know, the Spanish, English things where they transmit late worth. Oh. I have 1. Yeah, we'll calculate. Like this 1. Talk. Oh cool, can you talk to it? So cool. I don't know if that, but I think it just says the word, but it it's really cool. Okay. I like it and. Basically that's it. That's. It. Yeah. That sounds pretty cool. Yeah. Um, what else is there a chat about the cap. A Terry, a same old thing. Oh. same old shit. Yes, and I'm going to sneeze. Delights like I usually do you remember that. How do you get down there when I took a cab? Um, yeah, no, no, I take escort down and then I take it. Usually. You walk down with an escort. No, no es Una escort. The the car. See driving. They they driving down there. They did they drive me 20 screws. Okay. And what I do is,. We just walk 55 blocks and then I'll take it. And you're going with Danielle and. No, I actually she's gone lately. I just go with random people. Whatever I find once ago. Okay. I'm always asking everyone. Okay, [laughter]. If you were here. I'd, make you go everyday with me, huh. You know, it. Oh. but. Okay, and so you go to Penn the score down and then add back why. Yeah, it's really cool. Can't you pen score packet take it back. You could, but the thing is to wait on outside for it to come. Oh. it's, not even worth it. No, I mean, it's that'd be a Penny S kinda. Right. So. Oh. that's, an economical way to get down there. Yeah, because it saves a little bit of money because it could be a lot, huh. Now. That's definitely she'll. But everything pretty much the same old thing with this. . Lori and all that stuff. Yeah, same old same old. . Huh. Anything interesting going on anyone dating anyone. Let's. See, uh, who's staying. Well, Sean is still with. . Hey. Yes, and he came down for Sammy. Oh let's. See. Um, Sasha. Still with Adam Eve is never hear always always with her guy. Really. Um, well. Have a dad and makeup. Debbie methods I think with sky from aep. His name is. I think Jason. No, got Brown hair Brown and he dances the line. Okay. Parker. He's short fees. Good Buddy. He's. Our year are you ahead, huh. It might be a year ahead. Jason, dark Brown here. He doesn't look who ish. No, I don't know about Jewish. I don't know what Jewish looks like, but he has dark Brown here. He's a short. It on like rugby team or something. Well, is he I'm like rugby team or something or some type of Athletic team? Team. Don't know, but he looks like. Chest fields or. I could they, she, I don't know Buddy dances a lot like when he goes out and he takes the shirt off. Sometimes. I'm trying to think, right now with Jason. Okay, I'm, not sure exactly. Okay, I'm, not sure exactly I think he's in a by. Okay. And then Amy. I think he's with the guy from Ted. Castle has been seen with the guy with check from . Yes, his name is I what was his name. She. Um, she took him to Sean. She. Oh. she told me I forgot John Jeff, one of those anyway. Jason know. Something like that. What they look like? Um, he's short kind of a little bit. Sure, I think then her Brown here. . He's. Okay, he's, not amazingly. Anything. But he's not. Is the possible like when you look at me like he's a nice looking fellow? Yes, and you look at me like always nice. Yes, he's nice. Okay, now go looking. Okay. No, I I this is going to tell her. Okay. I told you this this is just what I think. . Daniel was with this guy. Rob from . Some senior Rob's. Is this. This is not the same route as you're at. Huh. Oh. no that's. Okay. No, no that's. A different. Rob of Bob done with that. Okay. No, but this is another Rob and she didn't like him, but she kept holding on to him and eventually, she decided she really didn't like him at formal semi and wanted to get rid of him and it turns out. Yeah. I gone this big fight and so now, they're, not talking they're, not together at all. And they hate each other. Okay. Kinda K Andrea, like this guy. I don't know who she like she left a bad football player. Excuse me, you. Is he in geo is gosh, you like? No, no, no, that was Randy that's. Huh. Okay, okay. Someone else. No,. See, I'm in search of someone that's, not a pen because no there's. Huh. No guys. That I'd like to go to Penn. You're. Just not opening your eyes. I am my eyes can't they're popping out. No you're you're being too harsh on your guys that's. Why. Oh. the ones I always go for never like me it maybe that's. Daniel. Maybe that's the thing. Well, go for a really well wonderful nice guy. Maybe that's. What you need? Yeah. You need a guy just like you. Oh. thank you, sweetheart. You're. But how about your situation. Welcome. Any. With guys nothing here. I don't even start anything here. Yeah, what about, um, girls are you senior friend at all. Oh yeah, become gay. What are you talking about? No, I mean, if you're seeing them. I'm joking. Highway. Oh. my God, I was like what you talking about. I mean, like I you sent us school. Yeah, yeah. They there. Um, I my girlfriend's I'm not hanging up. Or. Girlfriends here. My girlfriend are pretty much at school. . But my you know, Lisa right, my redhead friend she's coming down. You know, Lisa, right. My redhead friend. Yeah, she's coming down. She's down ready tonight. She's down already. So I'll, see here. This weekend. Oh. is she just visiting or is she living? No, she lives here. I have known her since before pass. That's amazingly. Great, good. Yeah, so I'll be hanging out with her and have another friend who's a good friend. Whose to be of. So she'll be hanging out. Good. You know what I took my physics today. How was it? What. Oh my God, it's two hours of help, but actually, you know what it was now. I shouldn't be saying this because last last chemistry finally took I failed with this 1. I think I might have done. Okay, on like I'm scared to death to say that, but I think I might have passed like I don't know, we'll. Oh. Good. See, I'll. Let you know how to do, but, um, I am a classes for next messer. Okay. You know, I've talked to in forever and I always call her. To. She never talked to me money. Dottie. I have not talked her any. I was just about to ask her how how do you think. She's doing. Not seeing her probably a month like I call her all the time it upsets me because she's. . My big sister. I think she'd want to talk to me or something and I don't necessarily know if it's personal it's just that I take it personally, like you know why don't you wanna call me and maybe she don't know, but I hope she's. Yeah. Right. Okay, but. For her, she got me. Oh. excuse me. Um, no, we have to go through all the rush that. Oh my God, that's taking forever. Is it is it really boring? Well, no, we haven't started yet. Okay. But it's gonna take hours and hours. Yay. We our payments screwed. What you mean screw because you had fun? It's sunny hours long it's. Just it's just such a commitment. You have to go. . So I'm not looking forward to that. As resolve. But I think that's anything else. Anything else that you're seeing about pen going on. 10.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Jamie. Yeah. Isn't. This exciting R U so happy do we get to talk for 30 minutes. Yeah. Oh my God. Isn't. That great. It maybe publicly, huh. Oh. that that's. Alright, but any house work going, huh. Yes. It's good. Lee. Hi dad. Do that, huh. How are you? See you. Can't. Do that it's? Just to be one person, huh huh. Oh. well, hi. It's. Good,. I like it was hard the first week. Was it huh? Yes, [laughter]. Well, there's. So many new things to learn. Well, yeah, and it was just oh. the hard way. Huh. I just it was hard to be home away from home that long. Yeah, yeah. We had, um, people staying with us from Switzerland. Oh my goodness. Yeah, these girls from why. I'm that were like friends one of those like friends. Yeah. They were coming they're touring. Australia. Her. So they stayed here. And then we had a party on Saturday. Oh. I see. Oh. how was the party was it nice? Yeah, it was fun. Was it. Is they had like a Hall in a band? We put up helium balloons and everything. It's really fun. Huh. Yeah, and then, um, what else. Oh. we got cute presents. Did you get my gift? . Oh good. Yeah, we got a need food processor and a blunder from his Grandma. Huh. It's. Got a mixer and some casseroles and lots of casseroles and. A set of cheats and two power walls and a couple nice sets, huh. Oh. [laughter]. Can't can't opener. Huh. Vase a tablecloth. That's fine. Oh good. Yeah. So that's exciting. Yeah. Oh. we've been keeping. So busy here. Have you. Oh. yes, there's. So many things to tell you. I can't think of them now. Huh. And so then what else. So with my work, I, um, it's full time, but um, the company that I'm working for is called Perce pathology and they just got a notice that. Yes. Okay, like it's attached it's a little room. That's like attached to the doctor's office and then people go in there to go in there and get their blood drawn and give their specimens and then they charge them separate. Yes. . Yes. Well, there's, a new company coming in and kicking that company out. So I'm out of a job. Oh. so now you won't have a job. Right. Well, so personally said that they would that they were gonna try and find me a job. Um, so I might get in I'm almost definitely getting into this doctor's office that I would be doing more nursing thing. Wonderful. And, um, yeah, it sounds really good. And I'll be getting nursing pay to. Oh. Amy. But yeah, but um, it's only like 15 hours a week. So, I'll have to get some more hours with the path. Elegy center somewhere. Yes. Because it's it's just a couple it's it's, not that many hours. It's. Did you get the references that, uh? Yeah, thanks because now that I'm out of the job. I have to look again. Yes, and the the recommendations were wonderful. Yeah, they were nice that was good. Yes, very nice. Thanks so much for sending that. I sent you a letter that. Did you. Oh. oh good. Yeah, I don't know if you got it yet. And you know what I did. Oh. um, Julian. Huh. Called. Oh. really. Yes, and she said one of the doctors you work for had come into the restaurant. Huh. Yeah. Really. Yes, and they were talking about you. . Oh. which doctor. [laughter]. I she didn't say with isn't that nice. Oh. it's probably. Oh. they probably all came in. Yeah, I alright. I told them that I worked there, huh. And a. I know who it was it was Tammy hasn't. Do you. Yeah. But anyway, they, uh, she maybe you said they talk about you. All the time. And the customers are always asking about you. [laughter]. [laughter]. I should write them, huh. Yeah, oh. you know what I was gonna say they would really appreciate that. Any if you'd write them a letter. Yeah. Yeah, well, I have time at work. I said. Yes, and also a one of the professors at the college called. She did mean. Yes, they were calling to see what you were doing. Oh. that's. So sweet. Isn't. It neat. I see here. And I told them what you're doing and so they were excited. [laughter]. Yes. They are so excited for me. Oh. I wonder if it was visa. The old lady. I you know, I don't know, but isn't that wonderful? That's really nice. Yes, and,. I should like right. Oh. Both of those work, huh. Yeah, right. Yeah, you should write every. Doctor Brickman that's, who it was. Huh. Because you know they would surely be interested in what you're doing I think it would be wonderful. Oh yeah. Huh. That into. Huh. Oma. So isn't that nice and and, um, and maybe a oh. she said Giulio, they he talks about you? D S. Huh. Isn't that, yeah, I yeah, I think they Miss you so, but do write them a letter. He does, he, misses me. I was the only one he like [laughter]. Huh. Yet. Um, what else to tell you. . Oh. I yesterday I mailed those pictures that I took over color. Oh no, did ya. Yeah, I I and they turned out really pretty. Huh huh. Yeah, of all their pumpkins and everything. You know, their display I've got you're going into spring now. Really. Hello. Fear. And so I thought you'd enjoy the fall pictures. That's, a good idea. Yeah, so each season I'll. Have to send you pictures. Huh. Don't, send me Christmas picture. No, no, I that would break you up. That would be cruel [laughter]. I don't think you, but that would I don't think you could handle that. No. [laughter]. No, so what time what time is it there now. . It's about 930 or 99 something. Oh. Is this the best time to call you? Okay. Yeah, because. Sister. Marilyn wanted to know. Um, is it better to call you in the evening? But. What it what nights are you home? Probably in the evening. Well, I work I'm at this time. I'll be home during the week. Huh huh. Probably. Probably, but um, we've been keeping busy doing other things. Huh. So this would probably be the best time in or in the morning, right before work like at seven o'clock in the morning that would have to be six o'clock at night there. Right. Right that's, what I told her. So I I told her that those times. So, she'll be. Yeah. Yeah, so she said she would try. Oh. is she gonna call? Yes, yes, so so that's exciting me and, um, what else the twins are getting. Oh. me. Oh. that's neat. Oh. I had this. What. The twins. Are getting bad. Really I had this little boy in. Um, to draw, his blood today. He was six years old and he looked just like Danny. Huh. No kidding. But only six years old. He had this, bronze here think blonde hair, big head. It was saved. Yes, [laughter]. It was saved. Just like Danny and real thick and the poor kid had to come in a loan and get a blood sample and I'm like I never. Oh. Yeah. Huh. You wanna jelly bean. Yep. [laughter]. He was so cute. Did you make him a did you make him comfortable? Yeah, he was that right. He did good then. He was but he's like Curtis, you know, you huh. Yes, oh. [laughter]. It hurts [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. 61. Yeah, and how is lace doing. Oh. he's doing good he's doing really good at work. He got four accounts today. Wonderful. I know he can leave it. Oh. that is great. Oh. he's. Oh. yeah, he's doing good. So nice. So that's, wonderful, tell him we said, hello, yeah, I did tell him why I heard rush because I didn't know. I will. N. . Oh yeah, I'll. Tell them when it was gonna go. Yes. Right. And, um, I'm glad you sent down that $300 because if I don't have. That job in a couple weeks because I'm. Right. I don't have a job in two weeks there, but I could. Huh. Well, now I do have this other job offer to job offers, but um, we'll. Huh. See which one I take. Right, right, so that's wonderful. Oh yeah, so anyways we so I'm glad you send that money down because we have. So you work. Um, extra money. Yes, it'll come in handy. For the well. Oh good and how late stead doing it. Good. He he's running that hardware. And he likes it. Yeah, he likes it. Oh. that's, great. He's doing really good. Oh good. And and and how is Margaret. Oh. she's, good. How did she talk about? She just, yeah, she, yeah, I just saw her tonight. She said, oh. I gotta write you. Mama letter. Huh. She's had those Scottish people here for about four weeks. Right. I know she's been busy in fact, I was thinking of her. Yeah. This morning and and,. Yeah. I thought. Oh. I should write her a little note, but um, did she talk about? Yes. Did she enjoy coming visiting here? Yeah, she did. Oh. good. She had a good time. She told, um, may Ann Johnson. All about it too. Yeah, oh good. But she had fun. Yeah. I'm. So glad, oh good. Yeah. Pretty good. Oh gosh, what to tell you. And what else, huh. There's. So many things I can't think, but uh. . Oh. they're. All fine, it's. So cute. Um, the other night we are now. Let's. See, Sunday night. We got to have Nancy's children. They stayed overnight with Grandma and grandpa, and then in the morning, we had a raspberry leave T and muffins that was the starters with those girls. Alright. Huh. Huh. You know. They're such big. I owe anyway. [laughter]. So then we made them pancakes and scrambled eggs and sausage patties. On the eight at all. And and they oh. they have a wonderful time. So then at supper when they were home that evening, they were telling their Daddy, what all they did at Grandma's house and he said next time. Huh. [laughter]. I'm saying at Grandma's, you can stay home [laughter]. [laughter]. So of course they love that you know, so it was huge. [laughter]. Oh. and you know what candle Nancy was cutting down the, um, irises and you know, they have those disc pods in the fall. Huh. You know, so anyway, Kendall must have bent down and poke, her. Huh. I. Hey. So anyway, Nancy took her to the doctor and I think it scratched or cornea. Huh, let me tell you. Oh no. Um, there are birds here. Yes. [laughter]. Me there are birds here that attack. You. Oh. right, you can. No literally they will attack. You in. And poke, your eye out. Oh. And E R A a [laughter]. Oh. Oh. Because I they've been like attacking people and remember. I told you I got attacked by that bird in the. Yes, it's a Park. Well, that wasn't. Yeah, wasn't. The same kind of bird. He was just try to steal my foot, but they're, right, but they're birds here that like if you walk underneath the nest or something. You wanted to sandwich. Yes, a tack. They'll swooped, your head and claw. You. Your head and get attached. And poke, your eye out. . I just saw in the paper today. Bottom. A little boy, a little boy, got attacked and it couldn't he couldn't get him off head because you don't see him coming. Right. So it, um, it like a desire poked it out or something and I'm like my plan. Oh. Let's and, uh huh, there was yeah, so he's blind. Oh. my goodness. Isn't. That sick and they're like and I run in the morning and they're. All around where I run. Oh. Magpies is that correct. Oh Maggie price I've heard of that. Yeah, but we don't have them. I. Know no, but I mean, I've heard of a Magpie fly, but I've heard of that or a bird. We don't have. Right. Check [laughter]. Oh no, my goodness. Oh. you better be careful. Amy. I know I I didn't know it. I never heard of that. Yeah, oh my goodness. Oh. there was something else. [laughter]. I thought of to tell you and now I can't think of it. Oh yeah, he's been going up to Church and and they're him and John have been spreading grassy. So they're they're, dead. With me. Yeah, he's been doing that. Do they blacktop that yet? Yes, and it looks very nice. Did you decide what kinda house? You're gonna get. Well, you know what we're kind of, um, not going for the log cabin because you know they have maintenance on the outside a lot and so, um, I don't think, we'll go with a log cabin house. 87. . Huh. I think we'll. Get a regular, huh. Or a sick billed. They call it. You know, but at to that. Oh. well, what about the house is that lady gonna buy it. Well, the lady is still interested, but um, but they have to sell their home first. Put that ready yet. Oh. And so, but they like the big old farmhouse. Right okay. So that was exciting. What about Larry and Tim? Did are they still. Well, the thing is we have to, um, see how it goes. first if we're able to sell it, you know, and if not, then then we'll, do think, it's do other things, right. That's. Good that's. Good. That's. What we figured? But what was the hassle with him? Oh. nothing nothing. With Larry. Oh. nothing huh. No. Oh. I thought they gave you. Oh. no, no I'm an Larry is been coming, dear. Hunting. He has a he has a blind back in the field. Oh. really. You know. Oh. Geez. And so he comes in, but I I really don't think, he'll get one because he said shooting, the bone. Marrow from the trees kind of hard to do. Has it. You know to get a deer. So. There's a guy doing it back there when I was out there. Huh, right. That's, right. You had locked back in the word was he up in a tree. Yeah. Oh. he's up in Street, a blind. Oh. well, I put on. So that's. What that's? What they have to do? . Anyway. So it's O Amy. It is so beautiful here. And that. Oh. my gosh, it is. Oh. do you know what we did Wednesday went to Wisconsin with Anne Hansen or did they tell you that already? Huh. No, no. Yes. Her sister lives up in Beaver dam and Dottie. Huh. Marion and I had wanted to go to this quit a store up there. Alright, yeah, I remember. Yeah, it hurt Nancy says she's on television she's a quilting show. Yeah, I've seen it. So anyway, so we went up there and then N was able to visit with her sister and then we went to the quilt store. So we had a really nice time and and of course, I enjoyed Dottie and Dottie. Oh. usually. Yeah, yes, you really enjoyed her. [laughter]. So,. Anyway, they so we did that Wednesday. . Oh. that's, good. Yeah, and my aunt Mary Lou. Um, if she's, um, she, I don't think, she'll get any better. Yeah, how's. She doing. You know. Um, but she's doing. She's getting worse. Um, very very slowly, but you know, the doctor said she should be thankful. Huh. Oh. She's walking. Really. He said it's. Just a miracle she's walking because, um, most of the patients that get that, Ian break are in a wheelchair. So, so, that's really, she should be thankful for that. So what else to tell you any this is this exciting we get to talk for a half hour. I know. I can't believe it so what what time do you go to work tomorrow. That's a lot of money. 830. At 830 and then you worked eight hours. No, well, usually, yeah. Oh. I either work it's a weird schedule for the next two weeks. Huh. It's like if I do for hours then four hours then next day, I'll, do nine and a half, then eight the nine and a half it's like over 12 hour period. Her. It's it's kind of confusing. And then a four hour shift on Saturday. I see how's the weather there. Oh. It's too cold to me. I don't know, it's getting warmer. I guess, but. It is getting warmer. Yes. It's gonna be warmed around don't know what 29 is but I guess, it's 1. Huh. Oh. have you gone down by the Ocean? Yeah, we I I told you we had breakfast on the Beach that day that was beautiful. Yes huh huh. Just think you're by the Indian Ocean. I know there's Wells there's Wells on here. If that's, it. I. Hi there are do you are you able to see them. Huh. Are you able to see them? No, well, we could we could just go like out watching, but we haven't had time. Huh. No I'm. You must be busy working. The. Oh. but mainly it's been 80 degrees here. Huh. Oh my gosh. Oh. it is. So pretty. I bet, it's nice. It is, yeah, but it's supposed to get cold tomorrow or tonight. It's supposed to there's a cold front coming down from Canada. Oh. you really. Really. So, it's gonna be getting colder. So, um, and you know, if that's kind of good we've really had a hot summer. Okay. Right now huh. Oh. I it was the hottest. Oh. you know what I'm I've been making sweatshirts and you um, I fuse a doily on their heart doily. Huh. Are you gonna send me one? And then I put the yellow goes around and they are so pretty you, they really I thought I was making one for corky. . Yeah. Her birthday was yesterday. Huh. So I'm making one for her. Oh right. It's and you know she likes rose color. So I found a switcher on sale for $5. Oh okay. I I found it, but you wouldn't wanna switcher now would you. It's cold there. Oh. wait. Oh. you don't have to make it now. Oh. no, but I bet in the evening. It's. It's cold. Uh. Yep, it's cold during the day. Huh, like. I worked, I worked. So like a sweater today. Oh. really. Pair jeans. Oh. Cool. Huh. Oh my I have you have you a. A. Uh looked into nursing at the hospitals or anything yet. No huh. I can't ma'am. Oh. you paired. How many times have to explain it to? Yeah. I can't do it without my license. Oh. I see. Oh. so you have to wait for that. I can't. Yeah. Oh. I see. Oh. I didn't. I forgot that. Plus I may have to do a 12 month course because I haven't practiced nursing in the United States for five years. N. I see. So they may make me do a 12 month course. I don't know what their policy is. Huh. Right, right. Well, you have to find everything out. So that's nice. Oh. yes. Oh. and and how's. Alicia doing. She's. Please. Alright, she's doing good. Hi she's. What she likes to work? Yeah, she's sick today. Oh good. I guess, but. In Detroit. Come home. It off. Oh. no, no, you do. Oh. oh. I thought maybe it would come home for the party. Huh. She was gotta. Huh. Righty use it now. So so he didn't. Huh huh. So. Well, he's probably busy working. Yeah, he's working. Bobby, bear is doing good. I really have Cal. I know you Miss my puppy. House. Kelly. Oh. she's. So sweet she's doing oh she's doing real good. She's, not dead yet. Huh. No she's doing really well, she's a good dog she's a sweetie. Book. And what else did I got your pictures. You know, I never told you I got your wedding picture. I know I was just about to ask how are they. Uh, they're sitting here. Well, actually, any, I think our snapshots turned out as well as the,. You're joking. No, no, the snaps shot's really, um, turned out as well really. Huh. In fact. Well, you know, Sylvia and Tim gave you pictures, but they took right and I think Sylvia's pictures. Right. Yeah. She has a really good camera. Huh. Um, turned out really just as well. And. It's not any good. Oh. no, no, no, they are no, no, I didn't mean that now. They're, good. Huh. But you know. Huh. Um, but they are good. What a joke? Yeah, so I've got them. Are there any nice ones that we could get framed? Well, you'll have to look at them. Oh no. And and see what you want see I wouldn't know what you would want you know. So that's, the only thing. Are you gonna send some down here or what are you gonna do like when? Well, you know what I was thinking I should do is take the pictures out of the album because why paid is you could probably by an album they're cheaper than what I could send it. Right. Huh. Right. I'll. Take the pictures out put them in a sandwich bag. Huh. And then I'll put them in the box and send them. Don't. You think that would be better. Or just ship it 3rd class. It'll, get here in a while, but. Oh. okay, maybe that's. Just for 3rd class. What I'll do yes, I'll? Just send a 3rd class and you'll probably get them by Christmas time, right. Right right. Okay, well that's. Maybe that's. What I'll do I'll send them 3rd class? N. Yeah. Oh okay, I'll. Do that. So this is so exciting. . And and is house the lady next door is she enjoying having you. . No she's annoying. Well, [laughter]. You know, she probably enjoyed. So much talking to you. You know. Oh God, she just like I was lying on the floor sleeping. Huh. Just give me knocked on the door and said, are you okay? Oh. I'll. Who. She's constantly like seeing for. Huh. Alright, but she's really nice. Well, she up. Yeah, she I bet. She's. So excited. You're. There is you know. Yes. Yeah. Sorry, that's. Just probably, I she's just annoyed as I am right. Yep. [laughter]. Oh gosh. I'll close the curtain, huh. Have you booked any good meal? Yes. Oh. you are you. I made some banana muffins finished in here. Oh good. I bought a roast. Huh. Now. Can I make roast in a crackpot, huh? Yes in fact you know what I do. I make that. . I put the roast in there and, um, you could put,. Huh. Be fun. Yeah, well, yes, yes, and some water in there. Huh huh huh. And it would, uh, you could put it in the morning when you go to work and it be done when you come home. . Really. Yeah, so that would be something good to make. But it doesn't get that toasty on the outside. Does it. No, it doesn't, but it's still very very good. It really is. Yeah. Oh. Daddy, how much did you have to pay for your car? My new card. Yes. 2700. Huh. And does it run good? Yep. Oh. what kind of card does least have this is from dead. It's. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. You just you wanna talk to late. No, no, you can't, huh. Mom is talking. He has a, um, a Nissan maxima. Huh. Okay, and we're still. Um, we still have your car, but we're waiting for that, man to get his money together that is. Oh and and oh. he put breaks on it. It, um, the pads or whatever that is you know. Oh. Bye. So anyway, but he see Daddy hasn't been working. This month. He he's been home. Oh. that's, right. Oh. do you know what we're gonna do next week? What. We're going down into Indiana. Um, it's probably in central, Indiana. Huh. They have restored covered bridges there's 36 restored covered, bridges and they have a festival. Oh yeah, I've heard of that. Right. And so we're going down for that and I've talked to people and they say it is just wonderful the farmers at at the end of their driveway. Yep, bye. They'll. Uh, you can stop and they'll. They have coffee and a piece of pie you can buy or persimmon cookies. Haiku. So they, um, so she said it's, just wonderful. Wait. I guess what I meant. What. I was drawing it was yesterday. I was working and, um, this girl came in and she's like she looked like an honest person, but she's it's, some different religion and she's like, oh. you're from America I've always wanted to go there. Yes. Yes. We get the country magazine here. They do. Yes, and she goes to get country reminisce taste of home like you're joking. . So she goes I'll, give me her name. She's, like this kind of a big girl, but my age and, um, she's like honest or something they get the country magazine. Right. Huh. How do they have it sent? They just order it from the the place. So, she's gonna put my name in to get a free sample. So I can order it. Oh. is it that's. Uh huh. And that's funny. [laughter]. She because I love the pictures, we talked, we talked for an hour. Wonderful. No. No one came in for an hour. We sit and talk. Isn't. That wonderful. No, it was really fun. So they get those magazines there. Oh. Yeah. Oh. Oh. but late for selling his car. Oh he's late to selling his car. Oh. so is he gonna get a different one then huh? Yeah. Oh gosh, well that's. Good. Yeah. Oh. what else have you been cooking. Amy. It's. I made a check in roast stuffing in it. The other. Huh. It's. Just easy stuff. Huh. Well with working, you have to do things that fast. Private bank. I know, oh. yeah. I had gotten a recipe book. It's just all casserole at the grocery. I don't have any recipes that's. Why. Oh. I should send oh. I've been I've. Got so many things to do [laughter]. Huh. I would should send you recipes. Oh boy, I'll. Get a box ready. And and send you, but you can put in the stores. Can you pretty much by what we have here? Um, yeah, it's. I can't get Graham crackers. . There's. No, nothing like that here because I wanted to make, um, what do you call those with the condensed milk and coconut? Huh. And chocolate. And Graham. Crackers. Huh. Oh. Butterscotch ships. Oh. the with the coconuts. Huh. Yeah, I was gonna make those for the party, but we didn't have Graham cracker comes. Oh. Oh. you don't. Huh. Do you have a ? Yeah, I think so I don't know, breadcrumbs that's. You know what. . All I've seen. Breadcrumbs. And they often I just noticed today. Check the tip. No, I I have to tip them up myself there. You know, the flat discs. You get that's. Huh. What they're like from melting? Oh. so so you could just shop them put them in. Yeah, I just chop them up. I may talk to ship cookies, but I just chop them up. That's a good idea. Yeah. Oh. good then I have a recipe for a peanut butter. You feel better. No, well, they do have it, but nobody eats it. No. They don't like it and like doesn't like it either. Oh my goodness. What is it? Oh. it was a recipe. It was for cookies. Uh, it's two cups it's, a couple better couple white sugar couple Brown sugar. Two eggs. And, um, a couple peanut butter. Did I say that? Sounds like a a cookies. They are they're. Wonderful though. And then two and a half cups of flour and a teaspoon of baking soda. . And then you in 12 ounces of chocolate chip. And you and they're really good. Amy. . But late wouldn't like them though, if. I don't think I don't know he he isn't mine. He him. Yeah, I I'm they're. Wonderful. Really. They were really in there. Easy to make so, um, but I've been making those. Huh. And. I didn't even look at , but I don't even know how much it is? Oh huh, but well see they probably do they raise peanuts there. I know. Oh. They have all different. Right, right. I'm. Sure, they have different things. Yeah. It's. So interesting. Bye. Are you still gonna come down next year? Oh. yes, yes, yes, we are. Good. Oh yeah, so that's exciting even if we come in the wintertime that's. Alright, right. Yeah, it doesn't matter. I mean, because it like California there. No, it gets cold here. It says. You it'll be like it'll be like fall weather cold and rainy. Oh. like. Oh. I see. Just wait. I mean, it's sunny. Now during the day. . But it's cold at night, it's cold. Yeah. Huh. But I got a little heater for a wedding present. You know, one of those little bitty ones. Yes. Yeah, so I put it under my coverage. [laughter]. Well, do you know what we used to do when we were any? Put a heartbreak in the bottom, your bed. We did. Yes, we put the brick on the stove. All day. I would do that if I could because. Yeah, and then we drop it in a tower and then put it at the foot of our bed. [laughter]. I put my feet on it. It's. So cold. Yeah, because of course we didn't have heat upstairs and when we were small, you know, so that's, what we would do. Huh. Oh. so that's cute. That's funny. So you got a little heater [laughter]. Yeah, I just quickly run it in my bed before I go to back because it's. Cold. Huh. Oh. 0. To get in. Yes. Oh. and what else to tell you. Oh. I just talked to Brenda. Oh. how's. She doing. Oh. just fine. She's doing fine. She asked if we had heard from you. Really. Yes, and a mortgage.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"What do you consider camping? Yes. Well, we just had spring break. Um, here I go to Georgia tech and so we took a backpacking trip in the North Georgia mountains. Huh. We went for well, we planned on going for days and, um, it turned out. It was really cold and raining and I you know, all the all the camping story type type you know, horror stories, right. Yeah. Right [laughter], the worst, huh. And, um, so you know, basically that's you know what I you know, I was thinking of. So you mean when you say backpacking, you took your tent with you. Everything on your back. Yeah, your tent you're you're dehydrated food and the water pills and everything and uh, you know, but you know, no, feels types of you know. Oh. okay. Well that's. What I consider camping too? Yeah, yeah, out out there with a book and a notebook and, um, you know, trying to get away from the world or something. Right. Okay, because some people think camping is at the camping sites. Oh yeah, [laughter]. You know, go around in a circle. Yeah, [laughter], right, right. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. So, um, yeah okay, well what's, the so that was the most recent camping trip. You took. Yeah, and, uh, I I swore. Huh. I never go back. [laughter]. Really [laughter]. Is that like something you do often or? Well, I used to do it quite a bit. Like when I was back in high school and, um, you know when I got into college. Huh huh. I really don't have that much of an opportunity. To you know to do it and you know as in boy scout. Huh. So you know, when I was little kid and everything and so we were, um, really you know, just going out there to get away and we we under estimated the trail and everything we thought, oh. well, we can do this. Huh. Huh. Okay. Huh, right. You know, [laughter], but we got out there and we're out of shape and we sit around too much. Right, exactly I know what you mean. You know, [laughter], but it was really nice to get out. Um, you know to you know, just. Huh. To have a challenge physical challenge like that. Really really. Yeah, I know what you mean. I went camping over Christmas and uh, the the wash the mountains, the no that's. Go ahead. Is that in Texas? The border of Arkansas and Oklahoma and it's really beautiful out there. I see. Yeah. And we went for about. Four days and I froze my butt off [laughter]. Right. [laughter]. It was freezing. Was it. Um, you know, pretty rugged. Um, well, I'm. Not sure what your definition of rug. Well, yeah, I've been I've back packed in a northern new Mexico in the Rockies before is it of apps. It is,. Oh. okay. It's. Not quite like that. Because I've been in in Colorado. Yeah, yeah. Um, it's, not quite like that. Um, so no, I wouldn't say it was real rugged moderate just moderate. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's. Just the temperature was. So cold and I'm. Bye [laughter]. I don't like cold temperatures. Right and no matter how big you build the fire there's. No way that you can. Oh. it was. So hard to build a fire it was just it was so hard. Surprising. [laughter]. But um, it was nice to have the challenge. Yeah. I was determined to do this because I was so sick of school by that time. Really yeah. I just wanted to get out and [laughter]. Yeah. Whatever. And and that's. Good that's. Yeah, yeah, so. Good. Well, I yeah, I really enjoyed camping and. Yeah, I do too. I don't like to do it. All the time, but once in awhile, I like that challenge, you know. Huh. Yeah, yeah, but it was really nice to get back with a telephone and the city and everything and you know, yeah, [laughter]. And so you can sleep because I I can never sleeps when I'm camping. Well, the only way I could bear it was to be just to be asleep. I was like, well, it's, not gonna get over until you know. Oh. [laughter], because of the rain. Yeah, really I think that's, what ruined it for us. Well, that's that is pretty miserable. Yeah. Yeah, at least it didn't rain on us, but [laughter], we had Frost and all kinds of stuff, but um, I can never get comfortable sleeping unless I'm at the Beach. Huh. Yeah. Huh. Yeah. That's different. Oh the yeah, I I I've heard some people that have a camped actually on beaches like some of the some, well, yeah, I've got barrier islands in Texas too don't. Yeah, that's. What I have done? You. Have 1. Barrier islands you know, on the on the golf. Oh. yes, there's. Yes, yeah. Um, some of them along Georgia like you can go down and you know, camp for extended periods out. Huh. Um, like uninhabited type stuff. That's. Nice it's it's hard to find that. Um, see where. I've gone is around corpus Christi South Padre Island and it's still not deserted enough for me, but. Yeah. Huh. Okay. I like Beach camping. When it's not in the middle of the summer, but sort of just the beginning when it's not too warm? Huh. Not and and I suppose the flies aren't as bad and yeah. The mosquitoes. Yeah, and all that kind of stuff, but that's the only place I can sleep and be comfortable at the Beach, huh. Yeah. [laughter]. So. Okay, well, um, it was good to talk to you. Um, okay, can we can we set up or do we have to wait for the? Okay, I think this is my second time doing I think we just hang up and say goodbye. Okay. Okay, good to talk to you by. Alright, well nice talking to you too. Alright bye bye.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Hello. Oh my this is gonna be odd it's it's odd. Oh. my this is gonna be, I excuse me, it's odd. That they're recording this. That they're recording now. No. No, okay. Huh huh. Okay, [laughter]. So once. . I'm looking in, I just got all this information on Marco. Um, I'm looking and I just got all this information on Marco. And so I'm looking at that and it looks like a color place. And so I'm looking at that and it looks like I. But parents don't like it very much because it's very dangerous. Parents don't like. Huh. But I'm excited. Really. What are you doing? Huh. Well, I was just sleeping. Huh. You know, final everything happening with final, huh. Oh. it's. Final. Oh. how's. It going. Tomorrow tomorrow is my first. And then I have to on Wednesday. And a. I know probably just been studying doing whatever. No hold on real quick. Sure. Huh. Say for long time. For a long time. Trail long. Okay. Hello. Hi. Okay,. Huh. So where you've been. . Um, oh. just in Paris really just kind of stuck here. [laughter]. Oh. Not able to go and continue. My journeys, the way I thought that they would go, but that's been fine. My parents were here for a while and it was fun. Here. So. Really. Yes, we went to the country. And a really good meals and. 8. And state nice places. So that was nice. Um, email diocese parents are here. So we're eating more nice mails. [laughter]. At some. I went to a stopper last night. It was open. All night. I gotta [laughter]. [laughter]. I got a pancake that tasted like a. Fred [laughter]. You like Fred. So much. Oh yeah, it was nice. [laughter]. Round. Brad [laughter]. Tell me more things about there. Huh. I called. It's cold there slowed. Oh yeah, it's very. Oh it's. No it's. Been snowing like every couple days. Wow. But I mean, and then melting, right away. Have you played in it? Have you played in it? Oh. yeah. Huh. I did as a matter of fact. Bye. Huh. The. Huh. I just stole a blanket from a cat. . Account. Who's sleeping? Now to wake [laughter]. I'm. Glad. I recall. . Did you get my letter? No, oh. no really. No. I don't know if the mail is working. I don't know if the mail is working. Oh. It's really like a resolution here. Yeah, I read about it. Huh. It's crazy. People burning things. [laughter]. So I didn't get it maybe I will I don't know, I'm leaving tomorrow. Leaving tomorrow. Wednesday night. Wednesday night. For Spain. Going back. Yeah, but I'm coming back here for a couple of days before I go to a girl. Here for a couple of days before. So, I'll, get it for sure. Oh okay. Huh. She really just stay in on Wednesday. Huh. Wow, where. Oh Madrid, and via. All sorts of places. Well, I I I can we're staying with her parents. They're in Ville. Oh. she's going to. Yeah. Or like I was gonna go down to the South of France and then go to Spain by myself for a while before meeting up with her. Um, like I was gonna go down to the South of France and then go to Spain by myself for a while before meeting up with her family, but I couldn't get out of Paris to get there. Couldn't, get out. So I I'm really hanging up with family a lot. So I. I feel kind of bad about it. But so it is. So they're like you. Yeah, they like me. I mean, I'm in I'm, a whole adult that they have to feed and you know care for not feel bad. Hola, Delta. I see. . . That's. The way. The way. It's been going like people have been feeding me caring for me a lot around here and I really don't know how to feel about it like I could do it myself, but it's, just the situation. It's been going. Really don't know how to feel that. I could do it myself, but this issue. Um, it just happens. Oh. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. I guess you get what you need or you get what. I guess you get what you need or you get what you are. Huh. So. Yeah, I've been getting nothing [laughter]. [laughter]. Already gives me. Shoot. Huh. [laughter]. No, I can't. [laughter]. I can't say that that's true, huh. Testing. I remember last night, checking give me $2 to get into stuff for her. Get round bread. Chest is good. It's been good huh. Like that. . Um, the last time I talked to you that night like all sorts of really bad things. The. I'm not like all sorts of really thing to happen with theirs. Happen to Darcy. Like a people for the next couple of days. People were like. Like she saw a man in the window jacking off and and then we're at this job place and this crazy, man. It's. Crazy, man. Just like a clown of some sort was harassing us and like people ran up to her and he grabbed her like all sorts of horrible. Like o'clock. . Like. Grab her like all sorts of horrible. Things happened. Things happened really bad things, huh. Huh. . Then are you trying to somewhere type that into me or what? [laughter]. I don't know it was right after I talked to you. And we're like cloud. I. Don't know anyone in France. Alright, don't. I know by now. Okay. Oh. Yeah, so I sent you this thing of actually about like. A week or two ago. Huh. And they said it takes seven days. Cause I sent an email. . Well, hopefully I'll get it. Hopefully. Hurley home. Huh. . A letter of sorts. It's, a book and there's a letter in it. He's in the book. Oh yeah. Wow, thank you happy Hanukkah. Happy happy, huh. It could be on. Huh. . Yeah. So [laughter], I uh, I don't. I don't know. I have a lot a lot of stuff to do this week. It's kind of weird. I don't know if I've been doing it or not. Are you doing? Are you doing, huh? Okay. In school. [laughter]. You're you're. So concern. Yeah, I'm doing fine. Like I'm not doing great. You know, but I'm doing well enough to do. Okay. Said for a long time. It shows like lots. Cost. Okay. , huh huh. Huh huh. She getting angry. That's. Okay. Okay, excuse me. Nothing. They're like people waiting there lots of people waiting actually. Like people. People waiting use the phone. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Really. Yeah, why didn't you call from somewhere because there aren't many? Yeah, a lot. Cause there aren't many phones I'm, sorry. I'm, sorry,. . Is there anyway, that you could do? Is there anyway, that you could do the thing again? No. It's a one time deal. Yeah. Okay, don't worry about it. They're not gonna go crazy under anything. They're gonna go crazy. But whatever. Are they yelling? No, they stop yelling at this. They got to throw things though. Looking. Huh. . Whichever. . Huh. You have anything important to say to me before you die. Um, good luck on your uh huh. Good luck on your. Just what. Yeah, Jesus. Thanks. Huh. Huh. So you can only use this once. That's. What they say? . Yes, I believe but whatever. Don't talk about that. Okay, anything you tell me. . I'm. Moving you know that there's. Oh. Like nothing else to say about that. . I've been a nothing. I don't know. Come up. You come up. All the time. People ask about you. I tell her what make applies. What. Why. Because I don't want them to know where you are. I told them that you're called away on some kind of a. Thing. It goes somewhere [laughter]. I got it. I'm very vague it's verifying. Hello. Was set in emergency emergency a certain horrible. What's. The, I C. C. The. Thing. Thing. Where is your regular a telephone, a La? Is she a telephone in La? Huh. Visa. . What are they saying? I don't know what he's saying I think, he's saying I'm driving I'm crazy, huh. I don't know. [laughter]. Jobs. Anthony. Tell them you're already speaking to someone crazy. How are you? Fine. Want to go look for another phone there are no phones in the city there on strike, huh. Cause there are no phones in the city there on strike, huh. The whole evolution, huh. The revolution, huh. [laughter]. It's true. Oh okay. Look. I get it's it's, sad. I said, sometimes or. Sometimes around here. It's very sad and gray a lot. To. 1. Bye. Oh. the weather. Only the weather. . Oh. because it's. Oh. because. And, um, and I remember that time when when we were tripping the last time. I remember that time when we were tripping. Um, before I left for home and and you like all you were with my face right. Like all you were with my. Do you remember this? I told you. I told you about how I was confused by it confused and and and and bothered by it like. Yes confused. Ah, so it's happened to. So it happened again with with Darcy and it's just like. Just like. A instead of getting confused. I just kinda looked and, um, and everything like crumbled crumbled down and everything turned in to me like everywhere I look and, um, it was quite. Everything. Trouble trouble down and everything turned in to me like everywhere I look and a. It's quite. Quite an awakening, but like it's shocked it shocked. Wasn't awakening. But like it's shocked it shocked. So much. So much. It was really. It was really. Upsetting. Thing if I were to think of. If I were to think about it. But other than that, it wasn't very upsetting. I just finished reading the way of N by, uh, what's what's. Huh. And I think that had a lot to do with it. So that happened and so for a couple of days after that things were really like. That happen. For a couple of days after that. And that was just a couple of days ago. And that was just a couple days. [laughter]. So for the best couple of days things have been kind of Jackie, but I'm glad that it happened like I'm glad that I I looked at it. For the best couple of days. But I'm glad that it has. Everything really. Was clear. Are those people getting upset? Um, no, I think that they got the phone next to me to work. No, I think they got. Oh. next I need to work. Oh. really. Or maybe not. I don't know. [laughter]. Uh, because if they ask you again, I can call you back. . Oh. no, yes. Okay. Huh. Oh. And then I read the missed yesterday. And then I read the alchemist yesterday. Have you read that it's a very good book? You. Huh. A Coelho. Some. Hello. Ron. No, no, no, no. Oh. I don't know about that. [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, but it really like that happening help me to understand. But it really like that happening helped me to understand. Things a bit. Thanks. Just to not the. Like after talking to you on the phone and all that bad stuff happened. Like after talking to you on the phone and all that bad stuff happened up with Anthony. I was like what's up with Anthony. Why would he be sending us bad stuff? But but the other it really cleared that up. And why am I. It's, not you like it's just me it's fine. It's me. No, no it's me everything that happens. It's because of me. But it's because of me. No, I don't know, [laughter]. Same thing. You misunderstand. Kidding. I don't know just trying to be stupid I'm. Huh. Just trying to be stupid I'm. Actually sitting. Thank you. Yeah. Huh. 5. So Gabe is gonna be in England. 00, really oh. that's, wonderful. Oh. really yes. Next master let's. Good. Go see him. I'm gonna I'm, not gonna be around. Huh. Huh. Good. Um, can I ask you something? I have been like last week or before that I've been having truthfully. I've been like last week or before that I've been having truthfully. Um, phantasies about Alexis. About Alexis. And remember. And remember. I told you that that happened like last Christmas time. I told you that that happened. Okay, is that what kind of happening? But that was kind of happening. Yes, and I really don't understand why. And I really don't understand why at all would you happen to know any reason why would be what's your take on it. Huh. Happened. Mhm. [laughter]. I can tell you it's like that. It's like that. That time when I was at the part. That time when I was at the the Park and, um, with with Darcy at that little festival thing and and everybody turned into Alexis. With. And everybody turned into a neck. . Everybody all the vendors. And everybody and you as well, but right behind him. Yes, you. I don't know. Yeah, no. Maybe it's. My conscience. Huh. What does that mean? I don't know. I can't imagine. Why it was? Like what I would. And so I try to stop to imagine what. And I think about the time when I'm. Like you told me that like freshman year. . Before we were we were really together that that you Alexis would. Think of ways. Or some such do you know what I'm talking about. Yes, I remember telling I don't remember what I was talking about. I didn't ever tell you really [laughter]. N yes. You. You didn't ever really tell me why. Didn't ever really tell me what. I'm not sure what you're talking about. Well, I'm. Well, I'm just wondering if if the fact that you all did that had anything to do with the fact that I have, um, strange. Just wondering if it's the fact that you all did that had anything to do with the fact. Strange Street and all that. Dreams with Alexis. I don't know why you do. Okay. That would be the only reason I could think of. . Maybe he's doing it. Well, I definite. Well, I definitely think that I'm doing it. But. I can't imagine. Why I would? Are they bothersome? Strange. Strange just like where did that come from. Just like, huh. And I'm quite sure that it's, you. Quite sure. Like about you. How would? . I've been spending sometime with this girl. Um, I don't know if you know her. I mean, it's, nothing really, but you know, I want to tell you. With. . Her name is Tanya. F. Sure. Nice [laughter]. . I don't I don't know, it's. I I was talking to her. And we met talk several times. Continue talking. And. I don't know. . Huh. And one time we guessed. Put John. I don't know. Yeah, I don't. Oh. Huh. Hello. That's. Good to hear. And here, huh. Yeah. Is it. Oh. why. Cause it must be nice. Oh. that must be nice. That's. A nice thing to have going on. And I want you to have nice things going on. You mean that honestly. Yeah. I tried to send nice things there. Try to. And and I hope that am. I know who. I trying to send nice things. Have materialized. Into several things including her. She's just nice and it's it's like. You know, hard to. Talk to all these. Boys. All the time. [laughter]. Yeah. Looking. They're. So crude. Hi . Yeah, and Voller [laughter]. Huh. And you you have no part in that I'm. Sure. I mean, I do [laughter]. I do I do I just you know. Sometimes I don't. Oh. . Hi. Learning. I guess. Yeah. Yeah, learning a lot. All the time. Sometimes I don't think. It's anything. Sometimes it turns out to have been a lot. [laughter]. Sometimes I'm not sure. If it's of what I want to be learning or what. What I even care about you know, but nonetheless it's? All. You know, adding up. I guess, or taking way. I'll. See how it turned out. Huh. . Learn to learn the escalator. Learn ethical behavior. Yes huh, took an ethics course is faster. It was it was actually I thought this is pretty informative. Actually. Sometimes I'm not nice. I realized [laughter]. And, uh, you know thought about that a lot. Don't don't know, if I did anything about it. Don't. Yeah, I kind of do that. Sometimes. . I really enjoyed being around you most all the time, huh. I really enjoyed being reversed. All the time really. I must have been my enjoyment wearing off on. Huh. Let me see. And like. Most of the time. Bye bye. Event. The question. School you know what you're doing. Whatever it's just because. Like I can't even like they asked it to like casually, you know. It's Karen like. Really talking about it that way, huh. Cause there's like some many other things hitting me. And had. Oh. It would probably be good to talk about it in a non casual way. I did once. Huh. The night after you left or did I tell you about that. Like before you left. Like it was a Friday. You're leaving on a Saturday. Yeah, those those bad night. Not. 1. Huh. I got I got very very, um, angry and crazy. Started like throwing things and stuff and. And,. But at the same time I was kind of saying saying what am I. And a couple of people were there. [laughter]. Huh. . Yeah. After that I I mean. Just like. Kind of dead. Com came over me. [laughter]. Like for for a while for like a couple weeks. . And then,. I don't know. In lesser degrees. The other. Stuff like that night, kind of happened again, but not really anything like that and but recently I've been. Alright, like recently everything's been fine. Nothing to extreme. . Huh. At. I like people wouldn't, listen to me. You know, then. Because. Like like people can't, I can't really who could I speak to other than like who can I speak to more than casually about like something that I that. It's like. So personally affecting me that they could have no idea how like. Without like me. Just like. You know, taking them over and it's like.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Okay. Hello. Yeah you have at first . Yeah. Oh I will talk to who. Yeah, his name is he's a very good boy again. I would have even tried him from the . The fellow who. A debit. From where. He's he's from new York. I think but he learned in Springfield . Where's the learning now? I think he's in Lake Hood. Um, he called last night. Okay. She really I'm. So mad. Okay. I missed her call because she was at, um, I was at the hospital. [laughter]. Oh. so she's home. By . Now, Shira. Oh yeah, so it was and then no, the only reason why I know who she's engaged to Vicki faxed me with the name because I'm telling you we had, we had worked on that for . . Case for fall. Yeah, and also a wife is in K A yet to a . Yeah, I heard. Right. I heard. Huh. And, um, she her cell is engaged. Oh. yes, who. You should hear what it. What it should have? Got to see. Who. Tresses daughter from Toronto. That's rich. Which isn't the word? [laughter]. Dia Taylor. Is engaged to dress from Toronto. [laughter]. Yeah. What type of girls she? I she was. She was um, she went to , huh. [laughter]. Huh. She went to, I guess, she's supposed to be tall and pretty and I don't know, huh. Wow, good for that. Yes, they should they should did it was really nice. They got money. It was a nice. A Bravo, Y stock had called me and said that she was, um, she's supposed to come on the beginning of the week because she's saying another week she wanted to talk to find her phone book. So I figured maybe something's doing but I couldn't get into her house, but keep didn't work. I'm. So sorry for button. . I know I know, it's supposed to be great guys supposed to be tall. Another fall. Great and also fine was supposed to be short meters tall, huh. Box is not. So short. Yeah, that's true that's true Karen. I want to talk to you. K. Oh. Oh. Hi . How are you? Well, this. What are you doing? Hello. Did you go to you went to visit Dolby not gonna be wet? D N. What did you do? Oh. . I wanted to go. Gosh. You went on the go card. And then and wanted canceling a policy. Oh. did you see the pictures of my baby? Is. Is it killed? Dia. Are you gonna come visit me? I don't know. Ask ma'am. If you could come visit. Okay. Okay, when you're starting school. . Maybe. And all your time. Okay, let me let me speak to Mommy now. Bye. Oh. Hello. Yeah. Yeah, house Bobby. What happened with that test? Um, she not getting the results for a couple of days. She's, not getting , huh. But she's feeling better. I don't know. I I I called her yesterday and there was no answer. Yeah. And, uh, and today I called her. She wasn't home. She went to pickup prescription at the doctor. Oh. So, but I she would've spoke to her and she said that she's not getting results. You can do over here for another day. Huh. I mean for a long little bit. Oh okay, so try to call before shoppers tell her. I called also look ash from you. . I think it's, correct. I don't see the at all, but say you want to try to read reference to big and she wants me to ask. I when I called said she said she has no 1. Can get into new York. So she wants to know if I will ask that if they pay for the ticket, she would come tell a. Yeah. Do you think ask from you? If they would take to kindly, I don't see the either, but you can never tell look [laughter]. What type of girl? She doesn't wanna work in boy, a learning voice. She does wanna working. Boy already and you know, she wanted learning boy originally, but lysis pretty stark in his a storm. Apparently I was talking to a sister in law. Oh. So ask them, you and tell them not to get it's the other line were babbler a. Hello, um, but just tell him that is gonna use this recall to call him. Yeah. He just hasn't been home to call him. Fine huh. Huh. So I ask him what he thinks of that idea because I don't you know, I don't you know if I felt really good that the stuff might work, but I'm, not sure, but then look did you would you put the of it together. You know, [laughter], but there. No, so weird. What else? They're happy . What. Okay, um, nothing. So you had a nice location. Yeah, I think I just wanted to go away next week for two days. I don't think, I'm gonna go because it was like it was very nice it's. Just too much. I think we're running with the baby and I was, I that's what I told you see before we left that. Huh. Um, and I there major Gore's like they're on vacation. They don't break for a minute for me. That's, not. So much vacation. Oh. But it was very nice. It really was. Mhm. The baby was very good, but it was we drop a Mary Volvo, which is not air condition. Yeah huh. Yeah. I'll. See what , huh. It was very hard. He well, he was waiting. It was horrible. Hi. But um, but it was really nice. We we didn't you know, stuff you know, we you know think that one day we went blueberry picking. Battery. . And one day. We went you know, the the you know, the separate Beach hand in on the . Oh. . And a. And you took the baby to the Beach too. I didn't go in. I hope it. Oh. but I hope what I mean, go in, but did you go on the Beach? You better put you better put some screen on him because it's very you know. No, he was covered. He didn't get a bit of Sun on him. Oh okay, that's. Good. And it was nice. It really was nice to the course themselves. Were there also? Oh yeah huh. Did you um, did you? Hear from them. Don't worry, it's 14 grandmother's. There. So, and every Israeli things they have to stop and tell you the pin, their opinion cover him. Um, they took it. [laughter]. Don't cover him. Okay, look that's that's that's. He. The beauty of the land [laughter]. Yeah. Um, did you hear from Bessie because he tried to fax this week? It didn't go through and I faxed him back to tell them didn't go through, but I didn't hear from him again. I don't. No, I have no idea when is he coming. I hear you. Crayon on Sunday, the 20th. I think that's, what he told me originally, but I don't know more than that and like I say, I don't think he got the tax back, but I didn't get it faxed. I have here. Erie crane. S at 5101 at 12am. I don't know if she's coming in 12am or leaving 12am. I don't know, that's. What I have? I don't know, we'll. Take a cab. I guess, but I mean. I guess so, but I mean, just so that you know maybe call area crane and find out. The. What the story is? And the various, uh huh. Um, yeah, they went away for they went away also yesterday. They just took the baby and they're gonna fish out. It'll be up there in camp. Oh. Oh. um, I didn't talk to her since yesterday morning and then S is in laws are here now. All right, I forgot. Right. How. Are you having a job? No, no, no, because there's because she got the department and you know, well, I have a mesh number here and. Why not [laughter]? How's. The weather. It's hard it's been the hottest summer in the history of Chicago. So far. If it gets you know, since 1955. I haven't had such a miserable summer. It's it's, impossible last night with the outside foot it cooled off a drop. . How was the waiting? I was beautiful it's. Beautiful and I had such a good time. I mean, I buy 10 after 11. They already starting the Mister times, but I left, I didn't stay for with a. Why what time did it start? The for seven by 715. You know, they were walking down to. Uh huh. So is there I mean, I just had such a good time. I talked to told, um, oh my husband was there risky, myelin. I told her you know that you had. Yeah, and her cousin should little I'm, not. Yeah, but that you helped the boy out. She said that you should have by the way. We're Michelin is staying where it is they're renovating. It. Oh. they're, not moving. No doesn't. Even know this, but he went off to the office today. So I. It's item is not moving. Yeah, so that's it. Did we ask you gotta wife? She never calls me. No, she asked me. How you're doing but I didn't wanna get into who should call home? You know. So I am not getting involved. My logon was upset. She just found out recently. Huh. You had the baby. [laughter]. She didn't know. Well, I'm. So upset. Yeah, she didn't know you had the baby until . Well, her brother in law. I broke the shit again to use his cousin. Which problem. He did. Yeah huh. Huh to Kimmel. Yeah. Oh. my God. She broke it. She broke. You still you see. No, I was like the wedding was pushed off and whatever I think she broke it then it was like two weeks before the wedding. Oh. Oh. no really. I didn't hear that I'm trying I'm trying to call you to Kimmel. I just got a number. I might have it set up for her. Oh boy, it shouldn't. Tell me that, huh. Who the heck is the Kimmel? That's the that's, the it's, his cousin. My mother has set up for y'all. E is in the Anna, how may I get your Kimball married? No she's, not. No she's. Not you know your cousin's really well. Kim . Oh. you , huh huh. . Huh. Gary has had a pesticide. I know and I know I spoke to your mother in law this week. You why do we just found that it's hereditary. It is. Because you see at it and you're adding now. Yeah. And his mother had it when she both his parents. And both of experience, you your mother had it. . . Oh. well. Huh. Well, it's it's dangerous. Huh. Okay. The baby. So cute. He giggles now he start. Yes, yeah. Yeah, and he and he plays he with his hands and feet. All day. Yeah, [laughter]. I love them and. So send me some pictures. Okay, well, I'm almost finished with the film I'll. Send it home. . He he, um, he he's like on a very good schedule. Yeah, you wrote me. You're very lucky, divorce, baby. Is not a good baby I'm telling you. I know she told me is horrible. He really isn't, huh huh. But. I said after market. She wants to buy your present, you know, she's getting around to bank of present someday. I said, well, I can't send anything more. I don't think with , but you know, maybe with the other. Well, I'm a. Case for me. He is, but they, you know the things add up and I'm also sending something to show me the tools. So I already walked over with a huge baggage they almost booked under the weight. What is Jennifer? You know. What is ? No, some a couple office. I bought and I looked through some boxes, save a couple of things of closing and he just told somebody take his suited in data book. . Right. No don't worry, there's, plenty in there for you. I know, I'm just at. Yeah, he basically has a duffel bag set aside, but you know, I mean, even these shampoos and sale addresses whatever they're heavy they're, heavy it's, not. Take a broom. So much room they're heavy. You know, but. Huh. And I bought you your cheeses. So that I have to get them on Tuesday. Oh. thanks Tom. Yeah, so . I don't know. I lost my voice and I can't get it back. Oh huh. Um, it hurts me, but I don't think, it's Debbie. Really. I never gets dropped. Oh huh. Well, you you don't know. I have a cold and. Oh. you have a code. So it can come with that. Oh. I totally forgot to buy a scale to give me should I buy one a footstep scare will you use it. Dial I can't wait. Okay. My food. . Or whatever. Huh. Are you losing anything? Hello. Little a little not too much. Wait. He wants to talk to you again. No, you want to talk to her. Nothing. What. Nothing. Are you going in for a cap? Is waiting. E. You're. So lucky. When you're going? I don't know. What's wrong? Why do you sound? So sad. Don't. Oh. you're not talking to me. A a to. No, what I'm coming home in November and bring my baby. You can see my baby. What. Because yes, his brother's having . We're coming home. K. What. Hello, yeah, okay special huh huh. Yeah. What. Okay, are you doing any exercise at all? Because that definitely will help you. I will. But I don't even I don't have to schedule my name is minor. Huh. You know, whatever problem. Try to. Maybe maybe was it too hot. Maybe in the evening. Just take the stroll out and go for a good walk with you. See. Well, we do. We go a little walking. Huh. Um, is. When it gets back into scheduled? Well, you know. Okay because that will help you. If you start to exercise and we'll definitely help you. You know. We'll help you with the rate. Right. Um, what else do I want to say a. I'm, sorry, if you speak to Sheila. I hope she'll call me back. She claims she is, but. Yeah, hold on my head's like she calls me. Yeah, did she call you since you have baby again? I know and I you know what happened. I was so worried that she, I didn't know what was with her because she called me for one minute when I had the baby and I tried it for a bunch of nights. Yeah. I said I'm, just gonna call her and and there was no answer. . Oh. And I get it and I left a message on the machine. Finally, I got through to one day because she said she was waiting to call me when she goes home because her fall doesn't. Let her call as I told her to give it to her. Huh. I said one phone call it in a month for five minutes will not do anything. It's, not you know. Right, right. I said I told her I started worrying. Huh huh. Huh. Okay. [laughter]. Alright if not at least you should write to you. So what are you doing for company? No you're. Yeah. A friend of his he's came. Just moved here. So there call me. Huh huh. And we're having older vax brothers Jackson going back next week. Next week. Oh yeah, it says you're going out with . I don't know his mother. Just doing takes care of it. He just he he his mother tells him some of the names. Oh. So we, um, so he called me up with. . I I told him that she's, you know, a little bit a she's, a she hold herself a little bit. Yeah. So he said he does he does not mind the girl with stops. He just, he doesn't want to be in a negative way. Yeah. Yes, so she's a very self assured girl, you know, she'll she's not a about . I don't think, she's just like. My shows read me the wrong way. What. I didn't tell them, but. Oh. okay whatever. Whatever. Um, what high that's, the sure. He's for sure, not interested in. No it's most to know. . My he is from and he's not even home yet. Really he's going to her . Yeah. Huh. . He's a he's one of the tap boys in the mirror now. Huh. You're showing you also you may not get married till January now. Why not? Cause she wants to start her. Oh. to be kind of speech therapist and she wants to take at least one semester. So that she can continue in Israel. So once the messing me, she has to go to school till January. That is not. So I don't know, what's gonna be and it's say he's not too. Happy about the situation, but her mother said you know, she's just she wants. So let's. So let them stay in new York a little bit. Get married and say new York. Yeah, we're still gonna learn it. I don't know. So what I'm the best of Thomas. Huh. I dunno I'll suggest I know, I'll suggest that I'll I'll. That is not normal. Let them know. No, they were gonna get married in December. So it's just like a month later. It's, not that much later. Why were they getting married in December? Because, um, her mother's she just came back. It's only it's, not that long of an engagement that's a. It's like a four month engagement because she just came back from from. . She hasn't been home for three years. She's, married off her son now. Next week's a wedding and then this . So she wants her home a drop she's, not so interested in rushing around after two months engagement. So why did I she let her go out? Because whatever the should have came up. You know, I don't think he might have kits lays at all, but I've now already like a month later is getting all this too long. You know. So I don't know. Oh. I feel so bad for Kimmel, huh. That's that's, a shame. Is Barbie gonna come in for some years right. I don't know. And what I hear is that she does hope to come in, but she's probably not gonna come to Chicago or the office. She's gonna make it a shorter trip and only to new York and unless hopefully she feels better, you know, but that's, what I I don't know when you hang up for me call her before shops and tell her you spoke to. Fine. Well, I mean, I wrote her a fax essay to Mary Ann. Make sure she got this half. . What happened? Well, that ma'am just came back late last night. Oh. she did. oh oh. We came back a night early. Oh. I see. Okay, so just tell her that there was a fax sent to Mary. Um, that I hope I'm left the machine. Yeah. And what of course she doesn't and what's with . Yeah. Um, what was going to ask you now. Diana called yesterday. All right. Yeah, so with her plans you know. I guess. Oh yeah, what's. The tile job. Now. Their middle of the, they offered them. , but I don't know he doesn't really want to take it. See it does I don't know, it's back and forth. Everything you know, they you know they were paying them for two days now they only want to pay them for one here and I want to say login. Uh. Huh. Yeah. What are you doing now? I'm getting ready. It's almost job here am. I in. Soon. It. It's gonna be . So I'm getting ready for. G S T. What. He's T. You want to say how do you see. Oh. yes. Yes, even I added. Know if he's doing now. He's, eating, Sean, huh. Oh. What. Hi. Oh. you. . You're tired. No. Oh. what are you doing? Thinking of the phone. Oh. you go to camp. Yeah. Which Cam. For the account. Did you, um, did you have color yet? Yeah. 21. A team. Your team. Also. My neighborhood. Wow, you're, lucky. Okay, give me Mommy again. Hold on. Hello. Yes, bye. Yeah, [laughter]. Hi, you're. Not supposed to be on extension on this call. Oh. usually. You'll. Have it hang up for a minute? I can talk to you see, okay, have a good job. Okay, bye. Oh. Yep. Exist. Okay. Hello. Yeah. Yeah. What else would do? Um, I think so I guess, we're gonna have to see you know, with. So, they're gonna go to tower. The problem. I mean, if they don't take the sure probably. There there was a eggs on the thing shut them off. Um, so anyway, so you you have it, you should not get discouraged about where. Ham people should become even though you went through 5617. Yeah, you see friend Groner here. Now. What. Groner is here now the Mary is friends. Which Groner. Got married. Yeah. Anyway, he made it. He just made it set up and in the middle of another one going on five times and he's telling you if you don't give up. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, come on you. Don't. Give up, you can never tell like I saw I should forgetting her last night. Tasha. She said that she made five should , but she must have tried 500. Bye. I mean, you know, wait. Why was the beginning of there? I know, it's says I'm using up this phone call here. Hurry up. Oh. okay. Yeah. I hope. Ma'am is using up your phone call. Yeah. Oh. nothing could you write the letters. What. Yeah. So write me K. Probably never want to be set on the fax machine. Tell Mommy to mail it. Huh. K. That cost more. Let me ask my calls more. What. Let me ask my only cost more. The stamps cost more. Let me ask Mommy. Hold on. Ma'am. Cause I would I want to ask you something. Well, no. And we have to you right back. Oh. [laughter]. Hello, yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. I asked him to write me. So he said he won't. Let him right. He faxed him cause so I sent some mail. Huh. Yeah. It so he said it cost more true. Oh almost. He should know, postage went up to 60 cents. It's almost more to mail it, but well, he'll write a letter. We'll. Give it to me. Here here. Hi, way. Here's. No way. What what? What's. He doing with her in laws. No, I think she was taking these courses. So she didn't. Do too much today. Maybe they'll go the aquarium. I don't know, she's having this. So I don't know, I'm waiting to hear from her here. Huh. Yeah. Huh. Do you wanna see my baby? Yeah. Well, how was the virus baby? Is cute. Yeah. And and how much the meter you played with? Yes. Are you sleeping in my room still? No. Who is? No, 1. Good. Huh plugged regular room. No you're making a mess. No. Does it have messy? No. Good who's cleaning. It up. Mean Ronnie. We cleared the Toya yesterday. Wow. We bought the crib. Who. What. Who. Me know that that that that. Did you put it? He put in your room. Oh. where. Your route. By which wall. By the wall by the quarry. We're gonna move it. Okay. Alright, let me speak to a minute. Oh. no. Hello. Yeah. Yeah, I went to the bank. I put the money in also. I met doctor. I and he, I told me had the baby and everything said I was happy to hear it and I met missus. Oh. thank you. . She said she felt. So bad. You know, her sister had a terrible tactically action to an over the counter drug. I know I heard. Oh. she was so sick. She said she appreciated. So much, your call after putting November she's membership in the hospital day and night. I know I figured you couldn't some, but I want the message. Huh, right, right, but she appreciated the call very much. So you heard about cable box. Oh. What is Penna saying? He said those didn't hear much. Mhm. He was he's an English boy they're gonna hear. Right, huh. Already very relieved. Yeah, like the pressure's off of them is it going out at all . Bye. Huh. I don't know, what's. A. The doctor Myers. Nothing he's, never. You know, taking intensive treatment. Now for a month. So I I you know. Oh. how whatever only found it or. No, he took a routine attest that they give doctors every six months. And that's. How was discovered? I mean, the whole family has had a full in the summer. So he thought he had it too, but maybe it was partially part of this, but it was. I thought there signs for female. They usually are, but hopefully they may be, I don't. They are bruising and their extreme tiredness, but I don't know, it's it's. He probably caught it. You think. And what he caught it. It's, not. I mean, hopefully you mean caught it earlier in the stage. I don't know, hopefully hopefully I don't know. I just saw this doctor Haberman. You know, this woman, doctor that also is very sick. No. She had a bone marrow transplant also. Um, and anyway, because I know she's doing much better. I mean at 1. they thought who knows how to Sean, but I just saw her. She started practicing against . House. Um, while I am handling it. Not. Well, it's very hard she's pregnant with Ace and they're. They out of their apart house because they there's adding on they're living in a temporary apartment it's, not easy. I mean, now, it's, not. So bad , si, Deakin. They have. Mostly kids up in camp with them and just the two little ones or are staying with a cousin, but I saw I talk to her parents up in camp. I mean, so big kit. It's, just showing the way they see how everyone's pushing into health and you know, it's unbelievable. , huh. I know it's it's just just horrible. Molly wanted to send me her daughter to my group. I said here, I had no girl. So the first girl left because I didn't have any others. I mean, I got two more calls from girls, but I said you know. Hey girl. Yeah, but now, I'm ready, it's, you know, I already lost all the girls because you know. Avenue. I don't know, I'm a, I mean, vitamin I'm waiting to hear from maybe five full timers for part time is I mean, that's without these really person and you say younger claims she's, not taking anyone pushing them ahead. She doesn't care. What stage they are in reading? So I don't know what she's. What does that mean part time? With what. They're only going three days a week because that's the Sean had I'm, not happy it's gonna be very hard to to work with two different groups. And you know some kids coming to weeks from now, but that's. All I that's what I have now. . So I have to work with it. Huh huh. I thought that J was taking away a lot of kids and Molly told me last night that they talked extended to the four hours like I had, they charging 2700 a year and okay, so she got a little scholarships that would cost a 2400 it's crazy. Cash. My what. Um, are you sending the video type or you didn't have time to do a pen? I didn't have a you know till this week Cana Hora, you don't know what was like when the oil the kids were here for three weeks the house was upside down inside out. Yeah. I couldn't even talk or breed. Practically. It was so hectic. Huh. I didn't even I I didn't have time to even think about videos or anything. No, cause it's still don't. And this week I was. Have a chance. What is his friends? Are bothering him to take off the videotape when Weber Hellman spoke because he supposed to spoke phenomenal and he said I believe I go shop and the boys want to get it on tape. All right. Oh. really oh okay. When I have a chance, I did call Jamie once, but, um, I she should have had a better and even know what she had? But I wasn't home and then I called back. I wasn't home. I don't and this week, I'm just trying to start cleaning up the house. A little it's upside down and now I have I had learned information. Stammers. So it's like you go. I know from one to the next year, huh. Yeah. Did you see that? I don't know how to read the book. Okay. I saw you. Didn't you. I didn't know you could reach that big books already. I could. Wow, you read the whole book. E N. You like it. Yes. Oh. I took one off of my watery where my came back here. She bought me one on anyway. Wow, and you got your sitter with the name on it. Yeah. You like it. N. Oh. okay. What else is doing? I don't know. So let me ask to speak to Mommy again. Oh God. Hello. Huh. What did it say one more minute? No. No, um, what's with Huda, the bank of America is still Miss Hill. He didn't call, but he they were after he showed up, he had a call distance, but he's going from he was going from is off to Switzerland. Oh. Oh. 00, really [laughter]. Y yeah, who do you have? I don't know, I'm trying to think. I'm. I just can't believe well, I that he hasn't gone out for the whole year. It's really nothing.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Anyhow, it's they, uh, they came after me again and I noticed that they were trying to do is they're trying to climb right up to the garden hose to get the water. On. I mean, you've got some troubles underneath the faucets that have water in them, but maybe maybe the walls are not smart enough to find that. It. Yeah. I just to be like from. You know. Huh. Or maybe it's too deep maybe they. They're they're afraid of drowning in it or something. Yeah. So I the first message I left you is just to suggest that when you get around a watering. It so that you don't get stung. It should just go out and turn the sprinkler on for a while that her satisfied that there's. Yeah, that's a good idea. And the second message is that that's. Yes, sir. What I did yesterday because I was off work? Sure. Oh. And I. I had to go get a new driver's license. Huh. So I turned on a couple of sprinklers while I was over at the courthouse and I left another hose run and the message tells you what areas I ordered. Okay. And they, they got water. Yeah. So. Well I know, it's a big job. Well. I didn't mind doing it. Just I can't believe it's been. So. Yeah. Last night there was Thunder here and,. Not it's. It started raining a little later, but not anything. Not like the big boomers. And not. L. Kind of clouded over up here index. Hi, it's. A little cloudy here here and cooler today too. It. So I didn't go over. Huh. It's fine. Well, I let me look and see if no all of my stuff. Okay. Okay. No. No he's. Not over there. How long do we have yet? We we've got almost 30 minutes yet. Oh. Okay, I don't know what they're gonna do if they're gonna shut it off and it's time or. . They're they're. Supposed to come on with a message to alert you that you. Oh. Well. You could tell me about your trip. Well we went to the garden of the God's an oil. Do you know? And is that ever neat because you're, right? . Oh. Right, between to you know, force like. I didn't know that they had such great big boulders. . There. Must have been a powerful. . Whatever. Pushed it out of the ground when it was formed big, Boulder. Yeah. And Bailey full, beautiful. Alpine flower. Lot of the things that we have at home in our toll and they draw me five inches tall. And then we went to the garden of the gods and that was a nice place to go because it was very restful. You could shop in there without. Everybody. On the main upper floor. They had a little restaurant restaurant and. You could go out and sit on. Chairs and table at outside. Upper deck. Huh. This is brand new that they just finished building this year. So. Barbara and see it when she was there, but that's, why because. Okay. Who told us about that that was new? N tool. Bush. You don't know where I don't think. Do you. I met her. She came with Barbara millet, Idaho. . Oh. well, not that little girl. Uh, this this is a county agent and. Oh. Surf. 00, I'm. The county. Sorry, I guess I got the name confused. Yeah, well, I think the names are the same. Off. Oh anyway, they have a. Fairly new house. And he's a 53 years old. So by that time. . Have a lot of money from you know, work. . House is beautiful that's. What everything in it is quality stuff? I mean, even the door stops are different than any I've seen. Three bathrooms. One door. Not one push one on. That's it's a whirlpool. You know, she we put three kids in there. Was anything. It wasn't. Bully enough for no he's such a. . Dear. Double. With the others think of it. Oh. Well they liked it because a Tommy was back up for morning. Okay. Bad. He wanna do it again, but we. The trouble is that there's a lot of water. You know, their website and they don't always drive themselves. All good and they go out on the rugs and you feel like. When you're living in somebody's house for nothing I'll? Take a little better care of it. But they really were good kids. So. No, I see where you going now. . Well, bars probably watching I'm missing. No, she went to eat and oh there he is. He just wonders a way you always was that way. Oh. And he gets instructions and they last about half a second. Huh. Really need this to be. Made to do the things that he's supposed to. Well, let's. That work. Well let's. See. I worked. All day Saturday pretty much. . Try to remember when it was you left exactly how long you've been gone. It was Wednesday. Wednesday. Well. Yeah, I think that must have been before I went on the River boat. Cruise. They have a cruise on Sunday night. Yeah. And do you have a? They get local bands to come on and they charge you $10. You know, and. It was this one band that Dennis knows a lot of the people and you know, so he had. Told me about it and so I went with him and some of his friends and. It was really nice. It was really relaxing. It was kind of a a. More of a family atmosphere than going. You know, to a bar. Huh. Listen to these people perform because they their families came on the cruise for the most part you know, they had their parents or their grandparents. Are brothers and sisters. And their. Nieces and nephews you know, and. And other people brought their children to it. It starts, I know the boat leaves about seven and it's. All over by about 10 o'clock. So it's, not a late evening. You know. And I like the music and. It was just it's been. So hot it's really pleasant to go out on the water. Yeah. They had the the main. Deck. They had the air conditioning on, but later on. Um, during the break, I. Went outside. Just stood on the deck for a while and watch the sunset. You know, felt a. It was just so people it was like. Air moments of pure. Serenity is really pleasant. I really liked it. Has it been really hot again since I left since the week? It has been some days yesterday. It was bad. It has a rain to drop. Actually. I think it rained a little bit way out in West Omaha. But not enough to really do anything. You know. Anyhow. So that was fun. I did that. And. I enjoyed that a lot then. . I said I worked all these Saturday because I wanted to take sometime off this this week for my birthday just to try to catch up on the things that I can't get done while I'm working and because it's kind of nice to have sometime to yourself. You know. Yeah. It's kind of treat for me to be off on my birthday and. I've had a lot of work to do the only way I could really. This week off was you know to to work all day Saturday. So Monday I worked and I you know, I was able to tell them that the project was ready to go and. I don't think, they're gonna have any problems while I'm gone. I told my boss to call me if they did and I would come in, but I don't think he would call anyway. He doesn't like to bother people when they got time scheduled off. [laughter]. But I I really don't think, they're gonna have any problems. Yeah. He he told me that the, uh. You know, they were so concern. They pushed my due date up a week. They you know, moved a advanced. It a week and then they wanted to push it up further and I told them it couldn't be done. Any quicker. If they wanted it tested. So and you know he backed me up on that. He. I figured they didn't really need it. That's. Money. I'm ready to use it after all that. Fuss and you know that they did. Let's get it done. So anyhow. I don't care it's it's that's fine with me. I just assumed that I was waiting on them and I don't like to have them waiting on me. Yeah. So. I'll go back to work Friday. And. Let's. See what whether or not they've called up a little bit or anything. And whatever. I haven't been out to pickup. Cause it's. So hot. I didn't wanna go out. So I don't know if I got any birthday cards or not. Well we just got our cards in the mail. So. Well, I usually get interesting cards on my birthday from you know, people in other parts to state. A. But so I'm just kinda look forward to it, but I have this weird thing on the back of my neck. It showed up the day before yesterday. It's. This bump it started to swell up and it's big it's about. Well, this seems like the size varies a little bit, but sometimes it feels like it's almost as big as a wallet. And it hurts it hurts really bad every time I moved my head or anything. . It's got real red. So I don't know I just thought it was. So strange and Jim looked at it. He thought I had to go to the doctor. So it must've was bad to him too. So I went yesterday. I didn't go all the way our insurance is set up is we have to go to the to one doctor first you know, and they won't pay for anything unless you go to him first. So I figured well, I'll try him. Even though. I've got a dermatologist that could probably handle this sort of thing better. But I would have to pay for it. All. And. So I went and he looked at it and he couldn't see any break in the skin. There's. No evidence that anything bit me. Oh. will you repeat that? . He said that there's. No break in the scan there's. . No evidence that anything bit me. Oh. You know. Yeah. But he said it's in it's an infection in the skin. That's. Oh. Why it's? So swollen and red and it's real hot to the touch too. Yeah. And he said he has no idea why I got it. And it's kind of little strange things. Yeah. So he gave me an antibiotic. Which I've taken for two days. Now and so far it doesn't seem to have made any difference at all. I was kinda hoping that it would pull away. Yeah. She just told me to take aspirin, but when it hurts, but you know. Huh. Well. It's the kind of thing that it's. I don't think, is really gonna help. I don't know, it's. Just real sore the touch aspirin doesn't seem to do much for like bruises and things like that. Uh huh. Huh. Well, you guys started watching it went to the doctor. So. Well, I guess partly because of you know what happened to Dennis before when he started to swell up. Huh. Yeah. With. And that's pretty close to your head. It's. Yeah. I just kind of felt like, well, no sense taking any chances with this, but it's strange. Yeah. So what else can I tell you what else happened. Oh. Mouser and Sherry, are always real glad to see me when I go over there. I guess they are. Well, they're still there then huh. They're they're. They come out and say hello, but you know, it's. . Huh. So hot, they they don't walk around don't hear anything. Yeah, yeah bye. It's. Like why don't you come in and pets in the garage. Oh. they don't want to be out there. . Well, I bought them from can't fool. And the dog was from. More expensive that I bought enough cat food for both of them. You know. Yeah. I hope they're eating and like it, but I wanted them to know that there was a. Little, um, something special form. So they would not run away. Yeah. Well, I haven't talked to heart. He called here one night and left your phone number. Yeah. But he talked to Jim. Oh. He left a message with him because that was probably when I was working late most nights too. Huh. And what else happened. It's. Well, he finally opened that big, new store at the West roads. Yeah. I know it probably doesn't excite. You, but you see since I'm out there every single day. [laughter]. Well, I even got an invitation to go. Yeah. You know, before they really opened it. No. Me ask the wrong 1. We. . I don't know where they get the names because I'm. Sure, I don't have my. It anywhere. Well, they, uh, they had a Grand opening. So scheduled for last weekend and I didn't go because I I was gonna go after work, but I didn't know it was gonna take me. Huh. Oh. So long to work and I was too tired to go after that they'll probably closing anyway. But they had actually been open the week before unannounced just so that that. Yeah, I think that's when my people that they invited. By. You know, just so that they have,. 1. You know a chance to find out if there any problems or anything and get things corrected before the Grand opening you know, so they'd be better prepared. Okay. Huh. Have some practice. I bet. It's beautiful. It's gorgeous. I don't know if alma has ever had a store that's pretty before. It if you go up there, you you know, I went in with bad. We walk there. . You know, we just walk around them. All for our lunch hour for exercise and. Um, I says, well. I wanna go on the Lady's large. I wanna see what ladies lounge looks like I wanna see if it's like you know, the ones I used to do in the old fashioned fancy stores. And it's gorgeous. Oh huh. You go in and there's a. You know, like sofas and chairs and this one place to rest and then they've got a foot massager by one of the chairs. So if you're feet heard from shopping, you can sit there and get your foot foot massage. You know, and. Then they've got lots of marble like calendar. I don't know if they're really marble or not, but they're nice calendars. And. And you know, they don't have. These cheap little bathroom stalls they've. Got these real walls. At. That you know real doors and. That's like some of the bathrooms in Branson, one of them very rich. Oh. Been it was gorgeous, huh. I haven't been in the dressing room yet. I imagine they're pretty nice to. They had address that. Well, Beth. And I were both hoping that you know that since it was a supposed to be a higher class store that you know maybe they carry some different merchandise it'd be more washable stuff and they had one dress that, um, I would've tried on, but. I didn't get there to actually. Do shopping until Monday. This after their Grand opening and maybe maybe they sold a lot of stuff. I don't know, but they didn't have anything in in that address in my size. So I didn't try anything on, but I bought a pair of shoes there. And the shoes salesman was wonderful. I mean, I'm one of these people who really doesn't like to shop. So when I go in and I need something. I love getting all the help. I really did you know, I mean, I just kinda get lost. I wander around and I can't find what I want. And this guy came up and he asked me what I was looking for you know, and I said, well, I kind of need a pair of shoes that match this belts better. You know. And he uh. Said, well, why, don't you just wait and I'll go? See what I can find you know, and he came back with a bunch of peers that I probably wouldn't have found on my own. Yeah. You know. And he was real nice and. And then I checked at the perfume counter because I thought, well, you know, I like perfume. I thought, well, maybe they'll have something that the other stores. Don't have because most of them all carry the same brands. You know. . And. There was this one stuff. I had once that I really liked and they had. A different fragrance by the same maker there. So I asked him, you know, they asked if I have any questions. I said, well, I was kind of wondering if you, you know, if you might have this other type by this person here and. She says, well, no, we don't seem to but I'll call the distributor. If you don't mind waiting for a minute. So she got on the phone and she called the distributor and she says, well for some reason they decided not to stop it here. Huh. She says, but they've, got it at JC Penny. If you want to go down there, you know. Huh. No, that was nice. Her. It was really nice it's like that it's like that movie. Yeah. Yeah. Remember that Christmas movie where the Macy's and the other store in competition and they were sending customers back and forth to each other and it was just unheard of you know. Yeah. Mhm. It was I don't know. I I like those kinds of stores. Yeah. I. I know they're not the, they don't have the same prices that Kmart has, but. It's just kind of nice when you can get some help when you need it. Yeah. You know. So the shoes about a real comfortable. Address shoes or. Yeah, they're like a real low field pump and they've got kind of a rounded tow they're. Not real pointed you know, and they they feel real good to where. Huh. They have a little bow on them that I didn't. Particularly care for. So I asked the man, if you know, if he thought it would be. Alright to take that boy off and he said, well, it would leave a little tiny hole, but it probably wouldn't be very noticeable. If you took it to a you know, good shoemaker. So I I warm that afternoon with a bow on them, but I on my way home. Yeah. I stopped and dropped him off. Oh. No, yeah. It's back again, huh. Oh. [laughter]. Well, he went. Well that that was nice because I don't think a lot of people would think about the whole being underneath. But [laughter]. Yeah, and you know this shoe person is gonna save the bowl. If I decide the hole is too big. Yeah. I can just have it stapled back on. Yeah. So I don't know, it's a nice store they've got a baby Grand piano and they've got musicians and they're playing the piano. All the time. I read that. Yeah huh. And they have sofas and chairs space throughout so you can sit down and rest and just watch the people it's. It's, kind of fun. It's, beautiful. Sure it was. See what else can I think of. Guess our extension club will probably want to go there. Won't get back together again. Well. Trying to figure out what else is now. . Have you seen Rudy? I've been working too late. Huh. I was gonna see him this weekend. I was gonna see him like. On Friday night too, but I I work. So late. That I'm, just so tired, you know. All I wanna do is go home and get something to eat. No. So. Yesterday I ran errands. All day. And by the time I got home. I know it was getting close to two o'clock and I've been gone. All morning and I was so exhausted because it was. Yeah. So hot. You know. Hot here. One day. It was 90. Hello. Well, that was when we were going down to a Colorado springs and we look up a nursery that bill fell in love with it a. That power he's. They were let's. See Fort Collins. No. And it was so neat, but it it was hard to do anything with the kids. You know, you gotta watch them all the time. L. In the. So and the Sun was so hot on your head that it was very uncomfortable. But it sure would be a beautiful. Way to spend the day or to look at everything. So what do they have that made him? Well, I. So special. Huh. What did they have that made them? So special. Oh. Well, they had a water Lily pond with water Lily. And a lot of high viscous. And plans that I didn't. I didn't know about you know, I mean a lot a lot of varieties on there. They're too big. Of a virus. And you know, they were labeled and cleaned and everything. And they're only $3 a. But you know, you should have picked up some nice 1. Chiefly, but I. Let's see if I buy in anything. It's hard to carry at home. Big box. So anyway, my Iris has been doing so badly. That I don't feel like I said, anything good out there. I didn't get reading before I left. I was gonna. Put a the sprays on and I didn't get that done. No, no. I have a lot of. Response. You know. Hello. So I really wanted to clean it up. Good. To him often. Put away the bad stuff and then put some systemic on it. Maybe I'll have. It's a shame though to wait. 90. Because there's a little a weeds seem to grow anyway. My meters started. Ripening. Few. That's. Good. Probably pick about. Are they doing that? Well, that's. I mean, they're they're. They were doing well for me when I there was only one on there. You know, because I don't need them like I used to. Well, the. But they have gotten a lot of heavy watering. So they are. They, they seem fine. I didn't look at them yesterday. I think they will handle. I tell you, I carried water to your P N is in your hydrangea too. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Oh. that's nice. At least I got the P N ease that were in the backyard. . Huh. Don't really look at the ones for the garden too much. But they all seem to when I was there to be holding up pretty well, we had quite a few cloudy days even though it was hot. That'll help. My flowers really look terrible here. They're. Just kind of drying up. We don't have the. Yeah, the good soul. You have. . So it's harder. Well, this is a long conversation. Bye. I I don't know what time it was exactly when we started, but. Bye. It's a. Five after. 1. I guess I still have the old time on my clothes. It kind of seems like they are to be interrupting us pretty soon. Yeah. . Trying to think if there's anything else.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Now your chance. It's about 615 over here. [laughter]. 615. Yeah, what time is it. Oh. I thought the thing said you're eight hours ahead of you to or nine hours ahead of you too. Um, what time is it over there. It's 1115 or so. Um, well daylight saving time. Makes it about eight hours. I had to Utah and so it's about seven, huh. Not about right. I'm. Sorry, I'm looking you up. [laughter]. No that's. Okay. That's. Alright, it's nice to it's. Nice to hear from her to get my letters. What letters? You didn't get them. You didn't send any letters. Yes, I did. [laughter], huh. You got them. I got one or 2. One or two to get a letter and postcard. Yep. And I think there's there's another letter. That's coming to. And I got yours. A little while ago. So how is everything. Well pretty good. How are things for you? Good good it's. . It's. So incredible here. It's. So incredible here. It's bootable, absolutely, beautiful. The city is. It is spectacular in the center is absolutely gorgeous. Huh huh. And oh. this is there's. So many things that I'm learning that if it's just really incredible. The experience. Huh. You seen have you seen any guys with big funds yet. What. Have you seen any guys with big funds yet? Oh. yes, all over. [laughter]. But,. Let me go up and talk to him and. . And see that's not the things that we're here for. So long. You know that. Huh. . It's nice. Not to feel rushed. So you know, have to go see all of these different things and stuff and and,. Then you can just kind of relax and take your time and we go and talk to you know, make friends with all of the merchants here. And and it's really funny. You know, they all know who we are all of them. They're. All like you know, walking the streets in the old city and they'll say. Hey, Mormon. Hey, Mormon they'll. Huh. Say, oh my tickets the Mormons it's. We're gonna make you a good deal here. So funny. Come. . They totally know who we are it just amazes me because it'll just be walking with two other girls and they'll automatically just kick us out. We have. [laughter]. So fast. Well, who else is it gonna be over there. Well, there's Tonda Taurus. Light skin. I scanned girls and dresses though. [laughter]. Well, I don't know sometimes they're not wearing dresses and we'll ask a few of them will be like have asked a couple of them like how do you know how do you know that I was a warm in. He says you can just tell this by the way. So, there's, just something about you. You know, your warning. It's kinda it's kinda neat, but. I don't know, I'm. Just it's. . Making a good good influence on the people over there though. Yeah, I feel like you know, we, um, we went to the fireside and the speaker was telling us about the history of the center. How it started and how it got here? And all the problems that they had. . And, um, she said that President spouse. Um, came here and gave a talk and and one thing he said was he said that the Lord has reserved. This ground for thousands of years for one purpose, the building of this building. And so you know, I just really believe that I mean, this billing here and we're here to help way the. Foundation. The foundation seat here. And I don't know, it's really. We went with the service project thing about it. This the city is. So beautiful. I it is soul trashy too there's parts of it. Where I mean? They just don't know if he takes care of it. I mean, there's a letter on the ground and there's. I mean, there's parts of the city that are just you know, greedy on the wall and. . You know that it's really it's really kind of sad because it's such a historical city and and there's part of it. That does not take care of at all. And anyway, so we do a service project and went and picked up went and picked picked up trash. You know. And, um, we are all out there on the Street. That goes leads down to the old city and you know, all these errors start coming out and helping us and their kids start coming out and helping us and some of them we just come out and just bear you know, just be like. My gosh, you sound just kinda like just kind of been amazing and wonder what we're doing and I don't know. I just kind of felt you know, there's there's a lot. There's more than one way to do missionary work here. Oh yeah. You know, so it's it's really good. That people have very good impression of us down here there whenever we go into the stores. They're like you're Mormon you're. Welcome here. You know, you you get special discount for you because you're Mormon. [laughter]. You're, wonderful. Yeah, I'll. Give you a special discount though. We like you [laughter]. We'll, like good America money, [laughter]. So the no like there's a couple. What. They like you're good American money. [laughter]. Yeah, they do those will invite us over for dinner at their house and. [laughter]. Did you go? Um, I haven't gone yet. But there's this one guy that he sells let's just make things a Murphy. He has a shop. He saw sandals and stuff like that and so he, he always invites. . Like a. Invites about 12 students over at a time you know, and he and uh, that invite them over for dinner. This house. There's a couple other people that are really good friends. Um, that always deal with the the kids from the center that are pretty. Well known and so like Omar, he he just sells. All of with carvings. Are absolutely beautiful. There's. A couple other people, but. It's it's it's, kind of fun to interact with them and. And anyway, it's that's fine really fine. . It's different being down here though huh. There's. You know, a lot of differences. The food is really good though. The bread is wonderful. Like everywhere you go. Peter bread and other kind of bread that you like dip in hers and spices and stuff and. It's really good. Right down here is good and there's lots of fruit. Just like, um, pomegranate trees everywhere. I didn't realize pomegranates we're going down here. We even have one outside of our outside of our room on our balcony. Do they have fresh operates on it like that? It does you can eat. Um, they're good. Oh wow, that'd be fun [laughter]. There's. All of trees all over like okay, let me describe room it's. You go outside the coolest thing is is that like, um, the whole center is built on a Hill and so instead of I mean, it's eight floors that it doesn't like not like a high rise eight floors. It just kinda Cascades down the mountain. Do you know what I'm saying? Yeah, he sent me that picture. So. Oh yeah, so you kind of thought. Which one did I send you is it just at the center. Yeah, I just like an aerial aerial view. Oh yeah, okay, so you know what I'm talking about anyway. Yeah. So then,. Like our rooms on the floor 4th floor and you actually go outside to get to our room. There's a hallway. That's outside and then the rooms are just I mean, they look like little apartments you know that you get into and there's a the hallway. It's just all done in marble. And, um, you know, there's trees in the hallway and and this id that grows on the wall and you go into the room and a. And you know, it's got our beds and the bathroom and stuff and then and then there's a patio outside there's, a wooden trellis kinda goes overhead kind of makes a little. Roof for it for us. I guess. And it's got all these flowering plants on it and IV and and then we have this big rose garden in front of us and and then you just have this perfect view of the city. So you're actually above the city with. Yeah, right we're above the city. We're on office, which is right next to the amount of olive. And so Jerusalem is right below us. It takes about 15 minutes to walk. The old city. Is the center on the highest mountain around there? A. It's. Yeah, well pretty close like Hebrew university it's. Just above us. What's. It called. TV university, it's, just right above us. We go there a lot. We have access to all of their stuff. Um, the library and everything like that, but,. And who who's that done by. Um, I think it's just a state university. Yeah. You know. From Johnson, huh. Yeah. Well, no, I mean the state of it'll. Just. But. . There's a lot of people worldwide go there. . Oh. I'm, sorry, her trying to wake up. [laughter]. [laughter]. Well, I thought I guess I was an hour off. I thought would be just about seven o'clock and you'd be wide awake by now, but. Huh. You are now. [laughter]. And now. So we we have tomorrow off to what's nice is we have like four days of classes. Oh yeah. And and then we have,. Three days off it's weird though. Because it's Sunday over there. Now, huh. Yeah, it is. 29. Yep. See we have our Sunday on Saturday, our Sabbath on Saturday and it's. So easy to get confused with days. I'm, just I forget what day it is because it just it just messes me up because Sundays you know, we go out and gone stale trips and everything like that. Anyway, it's. Just it's confusing. But oh. I am taking my class. So wonderful it's. So good. What what time do you normally start classes? I love it. M. 740. At 740. Yeah, we have, um, we have our old testament class in the morning every morning at 740. And then I usually have I usually have them. I'm at classes a lot. Actually city a lot down here. [laughter]. Huh. Surprisingly enough, but, um, I have my old testament class and then I go to either. N E S new eastern civilizations. Um, it's really good rather scanner teaches. It and. What is it? N N E S. Huh near eastern eastern. Studies. Does that stand for? I said nearest civilization that's, not right. Let's. See, [laughter]. [laughter]. What is it, huh? Studies you're eastern studies. New reason, that's. What it is? Huh. Okay, you have to give me a break because I am a little tired. Anyway, um, that's a really cool. Huh. Classic. Cause you get to learn all the history behind everything and it starts making things in the Bible. Makes sense. You know, you know, you find out. Oh okay. Oh. okay, I understand you know. Okay, when this happened when Abraham was joining and what was going on politically in the area. What was going on culturally in the area and all of sudden in the store just kinda makes sense? And it's just they just come to life you know, really need like a lot. Then I have,. N. Um, might you wish culture class? I'm taught by Rabbi Rosen he's really really good really good teacher. Um, and it's been interesting to to learn about. Yeah. Does he speak English? Pretty well. Yeah, actually he's, British. He makes it's really cool, British accents. Huh. I love listening to him. Talk. He uses all of these. Um, cool words. And it's, British accent accent. Just it just kinda sounds kinda me he's and he's, the speaker. He's really young energetic. Anyway,. Tia. And then there's. This error. Civilization class that I take from. . From bronze. All he's an error here very prominent error, huh. Down here. He really was influential and I'm getting the center billed here. He worked with present Hunter allot knew him very well. He is so neat. And I wrote, I wrote this in my letter. So, you'll get it twice, but. Um, he was talking to us. One time in one of our classes and he was saying,. Somebody asked him he's known as a dry Mormon down here and so somebody asked him kind of what that meant and and he said he just started. He kinda half and he started going on about how he first came in contact with the Church and President Hunter. And. He said and he just started getting all he got all hooked up. You know, and started to cry and he had to stop and kind of excuse himself, but he said. Um, he said that. He said that he always felt like in S ma'am. They believe that. Mohammed was a profit and they believe in all the other profits because the old testament and the new testament you know that Jesus with profit. Anyway, but they believe that Mohammed was the last profit you know, and so he was the seal as the profit they don't worship for him or anything. They just believe that he was a profit and and, um, anyway, he said it always didn't seem right to me that. God would not send anymore. Profits down there. So my husband would be the last one, but he wouldn't give his people guidance you know that, but that would be it. You know, because she's seen a lot in his religion answers that they don't have and problems that you know people kind of go astray in the different ways because they don't know you know, it's funny. Because I learn about the juice religion I see the same thing. You see. All these divisions happening and all these questions. And you ask you know, there's the old joke. . If you ask a three Jewish, man question, you'll, get for opinion, you know that I mean they're just they're very you know, you really do I've talked to several of them. [laughter]. You really get different things because you know, there's ultra Orthodox and formed and anyway, um, and so he was just saying that. Just never thought that that was right. And he said when I, um, whenever I am with your profit President Hunter. I he says I cannot explain it. It's just feeling inside and then say, do you know what I mean? And we were all just silent you know, I just not and he says he says I just cannot help but feel that this is a man. Huh. Yep, [laughter]. And it was this is really me. You know, and it's just things like that that I learn about and and just walk away feeling soft lifted and just like wow, you know, that's really true. You know, my testimony is I just feel like it's really being strange, but just by learning about you know, these different religions, make feel grateful for what we have. I mean that mean that yeah, we really do have a profit of gotten and. And how lucky we are at that. He can he can leave us in the direction that we need to go. You know, and we don't have to worry about when questions like religion. Um, a lot of the lot of the things a lot of the divisions came when the mater world started coming in to and they didn't know. Exactly how to handle it and so many of them started having different ideas about you know, well, this is how we should handle this. This is how we should handle this. Some wanted to stick strictly to the you know, so the law, Moses, you know what the Bible says. And others you know, kinda wanted to assimilate with the modern world. You know, I just thought you know in our culture and you know in the Church, you know, when things like that happen, things change in the world. You know, the profit can tell us you know what to how to react to that. You know. Right. Our movies going around when Joseph Smith was there, but the profit has let us know you know what to do about that and and I mean, so many other things that I mean how we're leading guided and and how. You know, if this prominent error, man he's been months. I'm. All his life and who. Yeah, he says to us. He says you don't realize how lucky you are to be in a place where you have. Such an abundance of,. Where you can feel the benefits of the spirit? You know where you have to wear your so blessed spiritually is what he said. And I think I think that he'd like to join the Church. I think that he believes that it's true, but um, it's it's Coulter and they used to do this, but um, if them Lessman converted their family members, could go out and kill them because you know they believe that it was better for them to die physically than for they're sold to be damned. And,. So anyway, somebody asked him that he said, well, you know, we we don't. We don't really do that anymore, but he said they're more ways to be killed you know than physically. I think,. When he was helping the center? He got desk wraps. All the time and that like family was in danger and. Anyway, so I think it would be it would be really hard for him to do that. But he says you know, you are the only people I can tell these things to you know, he's feeling bad. Shoot because I cannot tell these to my my error friends. They would be very upset. You know. Anyway, it's it's really. Surely. . Really listening to him and it's gained a lot of insight. And then I have,. Yeah. Then they have my idea class. Um, this is really good. The guy that I take it from. He he wrote a book on the words of Isaiah and so we use that that's really helpful. And he's very very knowledgeable. You know, he's like, well, these guys stands up there and and he says something and you ask him. Okay, now where did you get that from. And he starts popping off these references. You know, just like, well if you look in the inside the April inside of 1978 you'll. See a talks that that says this and then also the teaching such a Smith page 260. 0265. And then also I think. Off these references and you're just like kind of a. [laughter]. Two step he's very knowledgeable he's he's guys saying that it teaches. My request. Then. Um, I'm also, gonna be taking the teachings of John, which I'm gonna audit. I think. And now. Huh. How come you're gonna order it? Do you have enough time to study? Cause. [laughter]. I've got like 17 hours and then I'm gonna order this 1. So rather than taking 18. I decided that should just take 17. Um, I'm in class till about about two o'clock everyday and we have our afternoons and we'll, go out to city goes shopping ergo. See some sites. Oh. yesterday yesterday we went and saw the went to the Israel museum and saw the dead. See scroll. Oh. really. It's really neat. Gotta actually see them. Huh. Kind of cool. The whole book of Isaiah. I got to see. What does it look like I mean, it's just like rolls of stuff for that? There. Well, they're little pieces of paper. . They're. All broken up now. Oh. yeah, a lot of them are, um, but they've got you know, Hebrew they've got the Hebrew writing on them and you know, I'm learning view and so I go through and I can recognize you know, no, I know some of the characters of the that I'm seeing there and she says anybody that can review. Um, be Cebu today. Can read need this book. So, it's kinda need that you know, I recognize there's there's a that there's just solid and me what's gonna but, um, it just looks like very old pieces of paper kinda yellowish. Well, actually, very yellowish. And what's the writing on it like black ink or. Um, it's. Yeah, it's black ink and it's pretty tiny pretty small, but. I mean, it just looks like he rewriting it looks like a doesn't have any the halls in it. But,. Like they put the valves underneath the letters. Who needs file? And what. Anyway, [laughter]. Who needs a while anyway? Huh. That's right. That's, strange concept for me to understand how they can read something without valves, but like the children's books have files in them. 6. And we're learning with Allen, huh. Huh. My review classes. It's cool, too. Did I write you? My name. Huh. Do I send you? My name in Hebrew. How did how do you say it? Oh Melissa, but you have to like writing it. Oh. you didn't. It looks full written down. I guess, not. I didn't send it to you. . Oh. I can get it in the next letter. I think I wrote it in file. But she tells us that we'll be able to read any review that we see and be able to write a review and now like a oh. expressions. That's like that. So that's kind of a fun class. You know, walk around you when you go into the old city. You can try out your review and stuff. Some people. So, that's kind of fun. Those my classes and. So then I go to the questions in the morning and then I'm. Sorry, I'm. Just like talking and dodging talking you're, not talking. That's fine, that's, wait oughta be [laughter]. [laughter]. Um, anyway, so Billy classes in the morning and then in the afternoon. Um, you we have time to go explore the city or whatever. And. And. So how much. Yeah, we have a free days. A recall and field trip. That's. What. How much time do you spend studying? . Outside of classes. Oh it's. You know, it's about like when I'm going to school. Do are you. You know, I am. I mean, it's it's 16 hours 17 hours. So you said about as much as you would if you're taking that much glass load. I guess, but. So how much do you study? Oh. I study quite a bit. Actually like more than more than a lot of people, but that's, just kind of me you know, I'm just kind of that way. Huh. [laughter]. I'd like to feel like I'm ahead of things and on top of things and and I just get and like with the scriptures, my say that's, the old testament, I just, I just get excited about it. You know, just me I've I've sat and studied for two or three hours just the old testament and just been like, well, why I've been here. [laughter]. You know, it's just it's kind of need that way, but um, so you know in the stuff that I'm learning about it's just interesting and and,. You know, new for me and so you know, I could I can set it for a long time, but I I would say I mean, and plus the only thing is that I thought I had a lot of time because up at school. You know, I had a job and. So it's, just you know, it's like [laughter]. Oh. you'll, get a kick out. This actually, I do kinda have a job kind of becoming very famous here for my hair. Cutting abilities. Yeah, right [laughter]. [laughter]. I am dead serious. I am dead serious. I have guys calling me every night asking for her cut I've already given about 10. Are you serious? Are you serious? Oh. yes, serious. Did you take some scissors over with you? Yeah, I took some scissors and then one of the couples here has clippers and and his Shaw and stuff and so you just check it out from him and there's a place downstairs in the larger room where they. Huh. Where I can cut here has two big mears and so I'll, just set them down and say okay? [laughter]. I'm getting really good too. And fast. I can do in like 20 minutes. Now. Oh wow, 0. Yes, so they called me up and the words gotten around, they all love it. So how much. They all think they did a great job. How much do you charge? I don't charge anything. Oh huh, [laughter]. I could be making a fortune if I charged something though, even if I just charged like two or three checks. I D O. M man I'll be rolling. It in. [laughter]. I really would. But they all think I do a great job too and none of them know that I only gave two haircuts before I came to. Huh. Bye. I mean, the first one they're like they asked if anybody cut here. So you know, I'm like, yeah, I got here thinking that maybe if you girls spot there try and call these guys come out to me. I hear you cut here. Can you hear and so I was like, well, okay, you know, I was a little nervous, but I didn't tell them that they like have you done this a lot? Huh. Oh yeah, yeah, my mom taught me and I. Used to do it all the guys. I dated and stuff like that. [laughter]. They never debited. No, I really had did a lot. So I feel a lot more sense. So yeah, I got the whole center. One in your air cut. So so, you'll be you'll be very impressed by the time. Let's, Press. I get back [laughter]. [laughter]. But it's kind of fun. It I like it because it's. Makes me feel like I'm needed and useful. And. And it's a good way to meet people and make friends. And stuff. Oh. Have you have you met everybody there already though? Um, yeah, yeah pretty much. I mean, it's hard to remember everybody's names, but. And I know a lot of people I'm. Sure, Buddy. And don't know, everybody. Do you all you all go, you all have the same Church meetings and everything? That, um, what. Yeah, I mean we all have the same classes you know everything we all I mean, the center is like it's own little community in itself. Just board. You know, there's it's got everything. We really need in there. Kinda like the M T C. Kinda kinda like that. And you got on there's pianos in every room and at any like all the classrooms and anytime during the day or night you can just go and play wonderful. So I get to practice all the time. And a. And there's a you know, they've got a gym here. And they got a stack bar and. Um, places where you can watch movies and places where you can go check out movies and and so you know, we really have everything that we need here. What kind of movies? Oh. they you know, they've got a lot of Church movies and. Indiana Jones. And star track and star wars and I don't know I haven't gone up there and looked I I haven't watched the movies. I watched Indiana Jones last night that was the first 1. I bought. And and then some people bring their V's too. 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[laughter]. How are you. Um, I'm, good, how are you. Ah, okay, that my flight plans. Everything are so crazy. You know if if your mom was getting married one week later, I would have been able to save about $300 because all of all the airlines are dropping their rates. Huh. Oh no. September 5th to $650 round trip. Oh. But but it was too late. Yeah. Let's. And when I'm coming into new York, the first day I apparently I'm stuck there for 12 hours in new York. Do that. I can't get a continuing flight to Buffalo until five in the evening. I'm landing at five in the morning, but hopefully my friend be who is the American classics quite a few. Oh. Yeah. She she lives in new York city in the area. Now. So hopefully she'll be meeting me for the day. Oh that's. So it shouldn't be too bad then you know if we can spend the . Good. You know, Hugo. And live there. Do you know them Hugo and ? Who. I vaguely remember them. There. Um, I guess. It's like, um, opus nephew is Hugo. So it was like thirties uncle or cousin or something. Yeah, no, I remember the name. They're really nice and and they come to Israel every once in awhile because they're kids one other kids lives in Israel and. Oh. is that the one who's the room? Dean. . What. There's, some relative 30 that lives in . No it's not them those are the extreme. Oh. the is okay, but that's your mother's side, the , right. Um, no, this. No, actually that's 30 side also, right, right, but anyway, they they live in new York city in Queens and they're really nice. I mean, you've got your, what is mother's side, right, right. So if you get stuck like you know, I can give you their number or something. Huh. Yeah, hold on hopefully it'll be okay. Yeah. Um, what's gonna say, um, so anyway, uh, I'm basically what I'm doing I'm I'll be just like only four days in Buffalo. Huh. And all of them in fact, only gonna be there for three the last the last day. Really. I'll be sending my friend, Kathy. Uh huh. And then I'm going to Johnny and I think we have. When you getting to Johnny? I'm flying in on the 28th. Oh. they'll, probably just be leaving Michigan then like drive to South Carolina. . Yeah. Huh, because he's getting he's got off from the 28th and right now, I've got a flight that I'm coming in like 10 or 11 the morning, something like that. . Okay. And then this. And when you all coming to South Carolina when are you going to South Carolina. What. I'm not sure I mean, I don't know if he's playing in doing the the luncheon or dinner. Things on the second, right. . I don't know, lemme. I think your mom said there was something planned the day before for the family. Yeah,. I have to find my calendar here. . Yeah, it might be like there's some dinner. The night before that could be. I think so I don't know whether we'll drive down the 31st or the first or whether I don't know exactly he's gonna do it. Huh. You know in one day or two days. Yeah, um, you know what, um, Cynthia, is coming and David and their kids and they were gonna bring Ralph, but I guess, he's they're, not sure now, because they just found some kind of cancer in his brain. Oh great. Oh no, it's. Or some a spot in his brain like and he had lung cancer is that. I know. And they were so optimistic. So the anyway, they just found something and they're gonna start treatment like this week. So now, they're not sure if he can call, but mom thought it was. So sweet that he wanted to come. Yeah, but are they gonna still come? I think so I mean. Who else my cousins are coming? You know. Um, is coming with the baby in . Huh. Huh. And you know, they're they're living there gonna be moving to Detroit. Yeah, I heard there's gonna be living. Not far from Johnny. Yeah, um, and then. Um, P lemme TV is coming and I I'm not sure if the whole family is or just him. Huh. . Um, and mom's not sure about Easton an Arlene yet though. . I mean, even in even in his new wife. [laughter]. Yeah, is,. Is Mary Ann coming. Do you know? I don't know mom, didn't, mention that. Cause I know she was in touch with since immediate been in that area. I think she was in touch with and was really not all would be nice if Eileen, would come. Yeah, yeah. Huh. You're writing, right. Well, I've only met them like maybe once or twice. Cause that's, your age. No, I think she's a bit. Well, maybe, but I don't know her. Huh, very sweet. I might have better 1. Yeah, I hear she's. Nice. She yeah, I really, I was really impressed with her when we visited there. Two years ago. Yeah. Tell me something do you or Dimitri or anyone the family have email yet. Um, yeah, we we all do. Well, no, not all of us. I do, but I'm about to I'm losing it. I only have like a dollar left in the account, but I can give you Dimitri is the email. Oh. okay. Okay because I I have access now in the factory, this until the boss decide I'm playing with it too much because right now, there's only one with his code and he's letting me use it. Okay, uh huh. And I'm. He sort of keep on making common, but I've got private messages. I'm, not looking at your private messages ruin only leaving my messages and collecting. My I'm he's got the whole Internet, but I haven't had time to really even try to learn anything. Huh. I'm just using it to to drop and collect messages. Yeah, well, let me let me tell you Demetrius it's, Z S oh R. Okay. . At a 0. Not 0. Like like, yeah, oh the number. The one with a line through it. Yeah. Um, at. Yeah. That little accessible. Yeah, I know that. Um, let me just have to remember it. At. I think, it's Andrew, A N D R E W. C M U. C M U. . edu. . E D. You that's his old number. You. It's it's like what he had it. . But I think it transfers to his new 1. And I'm gonna look right now while we're talking to see if I have. Huh. Oh. here's. V as in Victor . Just. I guess, right. Oh. here's. This new one here's. This one from work. Oh okay. Okay, this is like just make it start a new line. V Shema like V E S C H O L E N A. Oh E M A at. At S E O S. E O S. . H I T C H like, um, hit H I T C. Yeah. What's after the.? Yeah. H I T what. C like cat. Yeah. . C O. M. Com. Huh. Okay. That's. His new address and I can give you mine. Um, which is gonna be useful for I don't know a couple more days until I run out of money. Okay. Um, mine is. . Um, it's user U S E R. Huh. L D. Huh. What. G like girl C E M. Yeah. Huh huh. At. Yeah. U M. Huh huh. Si, si. Huh huh. . you Miss U M I C H. U M I C H huh. Huh. edu. Never since so many done. Huh. Huh. I see Michigan education. Well, I guess. Yeah, I guess all all pretty much like universities would have a edu at the end. Yeah, mom doesn't. I think. Have 1. Does she. No, I don't think. So. Huh. I'm Laurie I'm trying to figure out my plans. I still have no idea what I'm doing when I get to Israel and nothing has worked out, but I'm still coming. Kidding. No I'm serious. [laughter]. But I'm still coming. Did you ever, um, get in touch with the, I had given you the the other, the fax number of the girl in the ? You mean the . Um, yeah, well, I I I did fax them a letter. It was a little bit after that date like maybe a week later. Yeah. I faxed them a letter and I never heard from them and I had and I had. I it based on what she kind of said is you know, come and we'll. Talk sort of thing. Huh. Yeah, so basically the 1. Okay, well entrance for peace. Retracted, their offer because they said I wasn't enthusiastic enough. Who's, this? Insurance for piece like they had offered me a place and then they took it back. Huh. But didn't you also say you yourself? Weren't that keen on them? Right. I wasn't, but I still would have rather rejected them then. Yeah. Have them reject me. Yeah. And then,. And then the next place, which I was so hopeful about was was,. , Han. Yeah. That thing in Haifa with the young woman's leadership program. Yeah. Yes. And the woman made it sound. So promising, I waited two months to hear back and then I haven't heard from her and it was after the date. . So I called and she said, oh. I was gonna fax you this evening. . Um, you know, we're not really sure, what's happening. The position maybe being read find. Yeah. And then a week later. She called me and left a message saying you know, they had all these things on the burner and I should really look someplace else because they don't know, what's going on and and so I had really stopped looking for things because she made it sound. . So promising and like it was gonna be almost full time. Yeah. Huh. And then and then you know, so instead of now, it's, like you know, maybe a 10 hour week position and requires Flint Hebrew and it's just totally different than what we had talked about. That's James. Bye. That's. A shame. And so then meanwhile, visa had offered me a a very short term part time internship. Yeah, you mentioned by writing up something, new. Yeah, like helping with grant writing and miscellaneous things and living on a nearby T books. Maybe is it . Huh. You could even living. Davidson visa and get the . Yeah, but it might be nice to be on the keyboard because then I would get to know some people, but anyway, so then, but that was three months ago that they offered me that and you know who knows if they found someone. Yeah. Yeah. So I faxed them about a week and a half ago and I hadn't heard back from them until I I called the new York office and she said she'd, get back to me probably you know, yesterday or today as soon as she could talk with them because maybe they found someone. Yeah. Huh. Alright. Huh. I don't know. Yeah. So, that's I'm I'm really hoping. That that would work out. You know, it's something, but if not, I mean, I'm, just coming anyway, but I've, no idea like where I'll go and. Yeah. When you find coming? Sometimes either like mid to late September or early October. Huh. . Cause I'm thinking that I'd like to stop in Europe on the way. And visit some friends. I have a friend in Spain and a friend in France and and a friend in Germany. Oh. that's. Oh. that'd be fun. So I'd like to see them on the way and especially if I have nothing lined up there's. Huh. No reason, I can't take a couple of weeks and see part of Europe and my friend. Yeah, why not. Exactly you're free. Now. Use it when you can. Free and unemployed [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, that sounds fun though. So I mean, I'll be coming sometime you know in the fall, but I don't know exactly when it. Huh. Oh. I talked to, um, you said it's a . Huh. And I told him you're coming. He was really excited. Oh good. Because he said, oh. I haven't seen her ages. And I said, well, she's here, last name is yeah, and he was gone then, but he was he's gonna be studying. I think in the hyper area, but you know, you know, still be around his family is here, but anyway, he was extremely excited to hear that you're coming. Huh. Oh good. Oh good that's. Yeah. Nice. Yeah, I didn't see him last time. Huh. Um, see. Huh. And and well, tell me how long you're basically once you're leaving a Michigan you'll be you'll be at home now. I don't even. Yeah, then I'll be with mom until I leave. Oh. okay, because I tentatively what I've got is I'm. I tend to book a flight on the 6th from South Carolina to new York now. Huh. Okay. I don't know if that's too long for me to be staying there, huh. Oh. not at all it's not at all too long. No. No I'll be. Your mother was at one stage. The game that well, I'm the only one beside the family she's gonna let stay in the house. The rest are gonna be staying someplace else either. No, no, actually you know what I was trying to convince them that mom and Bob need to go to the hotel and then our house can be the hotel for everybody else. It'll be the fun place. That's true too. For 10 months. Well, she said they were gonna go to the hotel anyway for the night after. I don't know. She said, oh. no, no we're gonna stay, but like mom that that won't be any fun. Cause, but I think I think like will be probably with us and maybe Johnny, I mean, I think they'll be a bunch of people with us. [laughter]. . Um, you know, any of our relatives that can't afford it or or just they'll be fun to have around. Yes, because I know Abby was trying to arrive with Johnny down and either. Yeah. Johnny and I really were Keena. We we should've wanted in time to be together. Yeah. And she's gonna with the holiday lot then forget it. And the baby there's definitely. Just calling the baby. No room anyway. Yeah, I mean, yeah, then there's definitely rooms taken any case. That's too bad though. I mean, I know like. No, but I can see I I would love to do with you, but I mean, I don't know. Yeah. I I I can see Johnny also and I mean, I haven't seen it'll be it'll be fun. Yeah. Just the two of us. You know, a driving down. Yeah. The TV on the dog. You're seeing stuff along what. The TV and fruit [laughter]. Yeah, that's. Fine. Maybe I'll take an email also. You know, it's got a pair. You move. I said he was going to. He's got the motor. I already got their baby pictures. Oh my gosh, [laughter]. [laughter]. A photograph. The kids have arrived. Who's, gonna take care of them? When he's gone? Well, I think he's getting a good take care of it. [laughter]. Oh my goodness he's gone crazy, [laughter]. That's. Why I've gotta have see that house, huh? Yeah, it's really pretty he lives in such a pretty area. . I wish I mean, I don't know maybe I should stay here a little longer. I thought I would go down early to help. Mom get ready for the wedding, but it'll be a lot more fun like to hang out here. Yeah. A little, I mean, not a lot more fun, but be nice to hang out here a little bit after I'm done working to be able to pack and then to see you and Johnny together, but. Yeah, when you finish working. I my last day is the 25th and then I need to pack up and then drive home it's gonna take me two days for sure. Huh. Because I can't drive more than seven hours a day by myself. Yeah. Well, actually if you were to go down later then you then no, you wouldn't have room for happy either you've. Got all your stuff taken down. Yeah, I don't even. I mean, I. If any case, I'll be. I think probably she's gonna have to need a round trip thing. Anyway. Right she's gonna have to get back, which I don't know how to do. So it's probably cheaper to get a round trip. Something and then hit your right. And then try to get a one way ticket back. Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't mind having a baby in the car, but I I just have so much stuff. Yeah. Yeah, it's not just the obvious I'll be the baby in the Hall. I don't even think. I don't even think I would be able to get all my stuff back even even. . With just me I think, I'm gonna have to send some stuff or leave some boxes at Johnny's for him to take down whenever he goes to South Carolina next you know, when there's more room in this car. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, [laughter]. But,. I don't know if maybe we'll be able to do something and you know, even, but you say you'll be there then when a. But I'll be there. Yeah, the week after the wedding I'll be there. Okay, so that'll be good then maybe I'll even try to change the flight then to the 7th. I was, if I was sort of you know, I didn't wanna over stay my welcome. Yeah, I mean. I'm sure that I'll still be there. And I just can't imagine that mom will be annoyed. You can always just stay in my room. You know, like you could stay with me and we'll have fun. When mom's at work? Yeah, because I was thinking that if she's at work then. Okay, I don't wanna hang on too much. But if you're gonna be there and available then on the phone. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I probably need to like be running around a little bit to get ready for my trip, but. Yeah, that's. No big deal. And I can you know, runaround do shopping, whatever she thinks. Okay. Yeah, and mom and Bob have two cards plus my car will be back. So I'll have a car and, um, Mister. It's very strange I've, never met Bob [laughter]. Oh. yeah, that's, right. He's he's, a good guy. He really is he. He looks very nice in the pictures and I mean, everyone has met him says he is, but it feels strange. He's. Yeah, you know, well, I don't you don't know, Hugo. That much, but he reminds us of Hugo. Some like he sort of got this. European sensibility about him. Huh. Um, and he's really generous like he's he's. Just been so nice to our family like the whole time that was sick. . He would come and see 30 in the hospital. Like every week. You know that I remember your mom's saying that he really just one a few people that really stuck by him to the very end wasn't scared off by the final stage of the disease. Right. And and then he was there for mom. You know, after died and he was you know, he used to take me and Dimitri out to eat if mom and dad were away. Huh. He would just like take us out to a restaurant. I mean, just just a nice. Oh wow, I mean, you you've been just bodies for years. Yeah, we've known him for years and I mean at first, I was really kind of uncomfortable like I like him very much as a friend of a family, but I like him. Huh. Yeah. So much as part of the family, but I'm used to it now and. Yeah, you gotta a that's a hard thing to get used to. And as long as you know, they're happy it's fine. I mean, it doesn't have you know, he's. Yeah. You guys aren't little kids avenue. Right. I mean, he's, just he's not gonna be my dad he's, never gonna be as charming as funny, but you know, if if he and mom are happy then that's. Okay. Good. Yeah, I mean your mom's got a lot of a lot of years ahead of her. Yeah. So so I'm happy for them and they're just going crazy with all the wedding. Perforations like, um, they're calling it wedding central is this table in the dining room with all their wedding files and books and then mom was telling me like a week ago. Yes. . [laughter]. How she spent two hours on the wedding database like she has this computer program? Was like I don't know the the phone numbers of everybody and the addresses of everyone that they sent invitations to and so you know. Mhm. They just spend almost all of their time. Not at work like talking about the wedding. Huh. Huh. Um, I still don't know what to get them as a nice wedding present. I haven't, uh, for a while I was thinking of having a some sort of a a stain blast clock or something made for them, but by the time I got round to really thinking about it. Yeah. Huh. Seriously, there, wasn't time left. Yeah, you know what Lori I'm trying to there's this gorgeous gorgeous piece of pottery that. Uh, a local artist in Ann arbor made. And she actually sold that piece, but she could she would make another one for us. Huh. It's. This beautiful wedding piece. It's like a big, huge wall platter. Like a. It's. Maybe 18 inches across like circumference and of a plate with three dimensional figures on it and it's just beautifully colored and made and I wanna get it from for present, but I can't afford it by myself. Yeah. Well how much is it? It's about $500 and then I am trying to get Dimitri to go in on it with me, but he I think, he's sort of planning another present, but maybe like he'll put in a little bit and if you're interested, you could put in. . Look. I could go and I was thinking going it's like for about a oh. or something. Okay, maybe maybe we could like, do that together somehow? But I would want to know pretty soon because I I I've been looking for stuff here. Yeah, okay, well,. Is it practical? I mean, is it $500? Nice. It's, beautiful. I mean, I might be able to bargain her down a little bit, but it was supposed to be 550 it'll be late also because she has to make one because that one piece sold, but it's, I mean, I think it's. . So beautiful and I really wanted to give them something nice and I took some pictures. . So I can I've sent some to Dimitri to see if he was interested, but I can also send one to mom to see to see like it. I mean, if they, if they really like it then we should do it, but if they aren't into it then it wouldn't be worth it. Yeah, yeah. But,. Well, we could. Um, we could email or I could have Dimitri email. You,. Okay, then you know. Try to or you've also got my fax in the factory. Don't, you. Huh, I think so. Let me look. 6948777. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I can fax you. Tried it. I mean, as soon as I am in fact, I'm, probably on Sunday, I'm, actually, gonna be in television. I've, gotta go to see a for a test there at the doctor something. . But then, uh, I was thinking I was gonna do some shopping or some final. You know, present shopping afterwards. Okay. That's, one thing, I'm gonna try to look for. Okay, well,. In addition. I actually got also they had you know the music festival in here. So I got Bobby, A T shirt. And a hat with the half got a tail on it. The teacher's just gotten extract chamber music festival thing on it. Huh. I figured that suits him, huh. Oh that's nice that's. Good. . Are you okay, Lori? And I I don't know what I've been having. Headaches, dizziness and I pay like a month and a half. Oh. no. And they don't know what it's from. And I went to, I mean, I went to the eye doctor and to the gynecologist and I've had an E G and I'm having a cat scan of the brain done next week. It's I'm guessing it's, probably gonna be as I say just in my head. Huh. Like that. Tension, maybe I don't know, but when it hits me it's, I mean, I I quite a few times I've, just to have to go home and just go to bed. . I could particular business just everything is spinning. What's. It is it is it like a migraine. I can't focus. Anything. It could be, but it's, not. I don't really know if that's what the the doctor thought maybe if it's, my and she said it could be gynecological because it seems as if the like it came the first time came two months ago came up in period. Exactly and then last for about two and half three weeks and then went away for about a week week and a half and I won't say it was every day of the two and half weeks, but you know on and off quite a bit over that period and then it came back again. Huh. Oh. Okay. Exactly when I got my period again. Huh. And what really scared me then is that I really is the next time is exactly the date line to the States. Oh. And I said, I need that like a hole on the head. Yeah. So I actually went off the pill for this like for this two months. So I don't know if that's, you know, we'll make a difference or not. And they gave me some sort of a premium a migraine something medication. I don't see it's really helping much yet. Maybe a bit. But the anyway, we're testing checking everything out. Oh for Lori. Yeah, it's a real pain. It. I mean, it's scary. Oh. so kinda. Yeah. I won't say I'm really worried about it being anything. Horrible. . But just I when I've got this business. I just don't I'm not in control myself and the thing is that now. Yeah. It's getting worse because like I've I've missed a couple of days of work because I've been feeling crummy and then I've got a lot of work piling up and I'm breaking against the clock to get things done before I leave and then I get probably more nervous and that makes it even worse. Yeah. Right. And you know, it's. Oh no. Noble sink. Oh. no. Yeah, but hopefully be okay, I haven't. I don't think I I haven't said anything to mom about my mother about this at all that I said, there's. No reason. Can I tell my mom? I can mention it. I mean, I don't have I don't care. You can or you can't it. Doesn't matter. Okay, but not to mention a ticket number. Yeah, I don't. Know what it is yet. Hopefully, turn out to be nothing. Cause I already had a psychological something. This past year. I had one of my shoulders horrible shoulder pain. I couldn't pick my left arm up more than I could do exactly a horizontal it couldn't. . Go any higher than horizontal and this lasted for two and a half months and went here and I had also you know, alter sounds is shoulder. Huh. Huh. Just that in the other thing. And then just went away. And I think in the end. It was just tension. Wow. But uh, whatever huh. No. . How how everybody else in the family doing? Huh. Okay, can't. You know, her birthday was two days ago. Oh. In fact, she just had her girlfriend's birthday party today. I can't believe that she's nine and she's going into 4th grade. Wow, is there anything that I could send her a little present. I don't know, we'll. See maybe we can pickup something together. There and I'll bring it back even. Okay. Maybe you'll have room in your suitcases to bring back more stuff for me for when I moved to Israel. And. What. I'm not gonna have any room. [laughter]. Okay,. Um, the thing I see. Okay. I guess until am is doing okay, but but the whole thing is sort of unfortunate. I don't think, they're gonna be able to be running off to the States again by themselves anymore. Yeah. And that's. What David pretty much said that the they're they're not that young? You know, either that or someone has to go with them to you know, be around to give them a hand. Yeah. But um, because when did you talk to, I mean, when did you talk to? Well when I saw them when they were here and then I got a little letter from Dorothy because I had sent him some photographs and then, but that was before he got sick and then I talked to mom who talked to grant a roof who says she's moved to a rehabilitation place. Huh. You're kidding. When was this? That. I talked to mom yesterday. You know, I didn't even know that. I think he's out of the, um, hospital and in a rehabilitation place for a while. I didn't even realize that because I I talked to David we're gonna go down and visit David, last weekend. Huh. And then David said they were gonna be going to William, but he said that actually this is like on Wednesday. I guess a week and a half ago on Wednesday, but he said that, um, his father had been feeling well. And he's gone to the hospital in the morning. And to be honest, I haven't talked him again since I've got. Oh. well, he's had I don't know what it is. If it's like a stroke or something that was pretty serious. You. Couldn't because I didn't even realize it first when I thought the David just still you know on something, but you know to be sure they went to the hospital. Yeah, like. Oh. no it's. Like a real thing, but I don't know exactly what, but. But I guess I mean, it's it doesn't seem like it's gonna be fatal, but but he's gonna be you know, I think his speeches affected and. Yeah. You can't. Oh. okay, I've. . Gotta give David a call this evening, I'm surprised he didn't call me. I should have called him. I should have called him. I'll call this evening. Yeah, so what time is it for you. It's it's like it's the early evening. And I'm. What time is it? The 8815820 something like that. Okay, yeah, it's funny. That I can call you in a little a day because I'm not paying for it. [laughter]. But how do you find out about this thing? My friend told me. Um, I it's. I don't know. I mean, maybe you could do it to let me out if you can I'll I'll email. You what's your email address. Oh. wait, I got it written down. Wait hold on a second. . Huh. Um, anyway, if you use the email, make sure to write then for Lord because it's not my address. Okay. Ah, you know that attachment you know, the thing, it's, R K L. Huh. At. . Miguel. M. I G A L. Huh. C O. Huh. I L. Okay and Lori, um, let's. See how old are you. I'm gonna write down this information that we would need. If we do it. I'm. I will be 41 in a week and a half. So you're 48. Or I'll be 412 weeks. Okay, and I know your address and your phone number. Um, and where did you. Um, where were you born? In a car. Newer Wilton, Connecticut. Okay, and what's the latest degree of, um, what's what's. The last delivery you received. An associate engineering degree in electronics it's a two year program. Okay, if I if if it's possible, I don't know if you qualify then I can like try and get you to send you the information. Or John. I can maybe do it also. Yeah, John. I could do it. Tell him about it. Okay. [laughter]. Is a need. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it's. Are they gonna tell you when the half an hour runs up? Yeah, yeah, we'll. Have those like we have one minute, laughter, something with this soon? Huh huh. That's. Yeah. Um, is there anything you want to bring you from Israel. I can't really think of anything. I mean, I'm gonna be there soon. [laughter]. So. And now I mean, you can help me figure out what I'm gonna need to bring with me. And that kind of stuff. That's too [laughter]. Um, but I don't. I don't really need anything. . You can even get imitation craft macaroni cheese in there in the local supermarkets. Now. Oh. okay huh. It's a it's, an American brand, but the coach or something. It's not as good as the craft. So funny because I never eat it when I'm here. I mean, I've had one sitting on myself. All year long, but as soon as I get to Israel like I'll I'll want it and I'll want em and all these other things. What's. So goodness . I never want when I'm in. In our supermarket. We have a room. The supermarket we've got M S but only the little packages. . I'm just about anything. You can get now. Yeah, Hey Laurie is where's what's up with him. He's on keyboards. My gun . Now, he's. Huh. He was on the keyboard for I don't know, 56 months. And he was planning going to study. This fall and then he side to postpone another year. I guess not really exactly. Sure what he wants. . And the I mean, we we talked about, I said, they're, just weren't enough, young people around and apparently there's a lot of Yonkers. You know, his age more or less and he's got friends there. Yeah. So you decide to go there as of a hired you there's a lot of young people are going around working as hired people other people seem stuff. 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I don't believe in like going out in suites. Cause I can wear them at home. Um, but I I do like to, um, we're jeans you know, and I when I go to school sometimes they were, um, like a nice shirt with jeans. I try and you know if I'm wearing 1. Um, casual item then I I um, we're. A nicer item on top or if I wear jeans then I I skip the tennis shoes. I wear like nice shoes and then maybe aware like, um, you know, nice socks that you know, kind of. What can I say I'm kind of dress up the office a little more kind of like that you know, I? Huh. So you're not the kind that worries the jeans are ripped the knees. No. Yeah, I'm, not either. Yeah, I'm in. Yeah. I don't know if I even if I did wear those again. I'd combine. It with like a nicer item just because I'm always you know, I try not to be to, into closing and into makeup and things like that. Um, and I've gotten a lot better. But um, especially since I might be going into the peace corps I'm, not even buying close, but um, what I what. I'd like to do is just. I don't know kind of look like I care what I look like. Exactly. Yeah, you're you're neat neatly dressed. You know. Yeah, what are you planning on doing in the future that that would change your dressing style or that? Yeah. Well next year. I go to graduate school. I want to become a teacher right now by a chemistry major. Oh. So right now, I'm in the lab, which is the reason for wearing messy close next year? Sure. I'm gonna try to look over more intelligent. . So then I'll be wearing more business style closing not not on the level of suits, but dresses skirts, nice sweaters. Sure. Huh. Nice slacks. I see, yeah, do you I'm? So, oh. I wanna say definitely I lie sell his limits. Sorry. What I've worn? Huh. Yeah. How about you? Um, well, I just wanted to what was gonna ask you, um, I just wanted to ask you if, um, you like the way. Um, the business close the closing line for business closing. I don't know if you've seen much of it, but do you like the styles that they put out? I haven't seen much by like more of a tailored book. Kristen tailored. Huh. You know, not menswear. So much. You know, feminine, but not all the roughly stuff and big family necklaces. Yes, yeah. I don't go for that. The Taylor. You know, more of a straight skirt. I like that. Huh. Yeah, it does look nice. Um, I can't. I that's one way. I cannot see myself dressing is just having to be real you know to professional. I have like this fear of having to dress. You know, to conform too much you know, even though, I'd like to dress up. I I kinda like, um, what's. Ah, what's. The way I could I like the way, new yorkers dress kinda like that. Yes. You know, they're kind of. Yeah, yeah little bit of flare to it, huh. Yeah, it's it's. Um, you know, it's got some meaning to it's it's not too outrageous yet. It's it's them. That's. Right. Why I always see new yorkers dressing? Right, not like everybody else a little different with your own personal itty. Yeah, yeah, but. So you go for bright colors or any more of a neutral. Um, for a while there I was into too much. You know, like black and Earth stones and I'm gonna try and, um, get away from that. And try to dress a little more brighter. Yet. I don't go for the past bells. Just because it kinda washes me out and and I'm just not a past all person. Right. Yeah, I like the right color. So I think they look cheerful, especially when wintertime comes and the son seems to go down for months on end. Huh. Yes, yes, and it's just much more cheerful. Yeah, I think so too. So you're, good for all the accessories. Would. Um, I normally, yeah, I think you know a pair of earrings ads. 'em lately, I've been really slacking off with that, but. So I handle money, but um, as far as accessories, I like them, you know, when I come across them. I just. No, I guess I probably add more to my order with them. That's probably true. Right. Yeah, I like them, but right now, like you don't have the money for him. So I don't have any just like I don't have any shoes you know, I've basically, you know, Tan black white, not not much of a selection. . Yeah. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Bye. Bye. Huh. Sister, Maryland. Good, morning I it's evening there place you know, every night, it's nice place. Hi, how are you. What. Yeah, it's it's about, um, quarter to 10. According to 100, we have 2529 and so I thought I tried yesterday, but I guess it doesn't go through on Monday afternoon because they kept saying you know, call home is not available now. Really. Huh. Try later and I tried. Huh. Well, maybe somebody's on the phone. Right. And so I said, well, I'll, try again and then after it got so late, I saw I can't keep her up this long waiting. Huh. Huh. Oh no. So then I thought, well, I'll try because it doesn't make any difference. What time I get to work today? [laughter]. Yeah. So that was great. I know your mom, I called your mom and she says, oh. it was. Oh. So good. Oh. it was. So. So fun to talk to her for a whole half hour. You know, we were just able to talk and chat about anything. Yeah. Huh. And not worry about the money. Oh yeah. It's. Good. So how are you doing? I'm doing fine, but tell me about you. Really. Oh. everything's going good. I hear you. We got a little. Can stop, huh. Yeah, I got a job. Um, about 20 minutes from where we are. And it's basically doing the same type of things. I was doing at the medical center. I'm back home drawing blood and taking specimens and things. Oh. Huh. Um, but I'm working on my own in like, um, a little a little office. Huh. And it's just a part of a big business and then someone comes and picks up all the specimens for me. Huh. And stuff. What time do you go to work? Um, I have to be there at 8. Oh. at eight o'clock. So yeah, so I leave. Oh. I know your mother said your mother has said, well, maybe it's better to call in the morning, but I said, oh. I don't wanna take a chance of getting you up early or you know, having to call and then getting you late to work. Right. Oh. Having to go. Yeah, oh. [laughter]. So I thought I'll try, but see, they said we only have one month's time to get our call in and I suppose. Oh no. And I go to work and I'm not home to make the phone because we have to make it from our own phone number and so I thought, well, I'll try again. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. So. Well, this is Nate. How did you hear about this? Um, well. See I work at Milwaukee achievers. You know, helping those who want to learn English and so it was offered there and so then she's some of our sisters like one just left for Germany yesterday. Right. Oh. by. Bye. So one of the sisters is going to be calling her. Huh. Bye. Huh. You know, they made out there time already the 5th of of November, but she she got her her number later. Yes, uh huh. Bye. Oh. by. So she was able to do hers later and sister, Maureen huh. 1. Huh. Where we went to Thailand and so we made out with her that you know, sister Louise called her and yeah, and so then it was really neat because you know we have the two phones and so sister Louise was on the main phone and we listened the others listed on the on the other and sister ask one took notes? . You could give her a call, huh. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. So then we typed up the notes. Ruth. So it was really neat. Oh. so fine. Oh yeah, I teach a. Run from Mexico. Julia. Yeah, but he is a hard time remembering because you know if they don't practice during the week you know. Huh. Right. That's with the most important thing. Yeah, and then when they when they go to work a lot of them are Mexican. I'm surprised they just. So when they speak Spanish. So they don't get the practice. Yeah. Yeah, oh that's. A shame. So did you get your wedding pictures and all yet? Huh. No, well, I got a few snapshots, but nothing from the professional, mom still has them. Oh. you did did you get to see the proof then before you went. I don't know if she, she. No, no, they weren't done yet. Oh. So, but, um, Matt. I know I. Our lights friends Matt and Rachel from here. Talk really nice pictures. They have a nice camera and really I mean, they were excellent and so they put them all in an album for us and by the time we got back all of his family had seen them and so they were really pretty and you know nicely done. Yeah. . So we have a pretty good idea of you know. Now when are you having celebration over there or did or did you when. We already had it. Yeah, the 7th of October it was, yeah, it was really fun different. Oh. the 7th. It was, um, just real informal party and but his mom dad did all the work for it was really nice maid lots of little like a pickup type foods and and, um, decorated. Oh yeah. Just like your mom would do [laughter]. Yeah, exactly. And they made his dad made the cake. Oh. is that the K? It was a yeah, he made it. He made it when lace was over for the wedding. It was a a fruitcake, a very heavy fruitcake and, um, then they have a rolled ice. Huh. Oh yeah. Icing. And it's real soft. Huh. Like it rolls over the the fruitcake. Yeah. So, um, and then yeah, he decorated it to people. I was gonna send home pictures from there. I know about a week ago. They had an article in the paper saying that some of the latest now is having a cheesecake in. . Oh. really. Yeah, and having you know, like you had flowers and things on this and that was in there, you know, instead of having the, you know, miniature bride and groom and I cut it out to it also mentioned you know, about making a making the wedding kick at home and it brought into another another place. Yeah. Huh. Oh. Yeah, I did. You know, it's there for inspection that they can come and inspect your home and that, oh good thing. Huh. Your mother is not you know, stopping to do it. That was in Wisconsin. Yeah. I don't know about Illinois, but. Huh. So they probably called down on that. Yeah. You know, people doing things at home, huh. Right, so and then you know, some halls went, I mean, some yeah, some places wouldn't accept those. Yeah, they were almost gonna give mama half because see then if people get you know, food poisoning, they get in trouble. The. Huh. Yeah, right yeah, I suppose. That's. Why, but this was in you know, Milwaukee head? Yeah. Huh. So. Oh. Have you seen any Albert? No, I they're not. Um, actually, they're, not over here in Western Australia. Was the factors? Naturally, but, um, they have a few in zoos or petting views type thing. Oh. Oh. Bye. And so I saw some last time. I was here. So,. Now does that go for the ostrich. And those two or I have you seen some. No, the the email, the ostrich type things are here. Oh. they are. There's a lot of them. Yeah. Oh. so they're like wild. Yeah, and there's lots of kangaroos too. Oh. But but we're a little more near the city. So you know, we don't see them unless you go out at night and you go for a drive in the country then you will. Yeah. Huh. Oh. Yeah, but, um, I haven't seen any since I've been back. This time because we haven't been out, you know, out in the Bush at night. Yeah. Sister Louise and I went to, um, the first I think, it's the first Friday of September walk counties have a senior citizen day. . I had to work that day, but I said, oh. sister Louise. Huh. What do you see if we go and you know, get there for right? It start at night. I had to be work at 11. Yeah. Huh. We went and we make sure we got to the Australian part. Oh fun. It wasn't because well, we we went mainly to see the part that was newly. Bye. Constructed since Lewis haven't been there. Huh. Last year. And so I know what was there the year before and, um, so then we went walking got our walk in. Huh. All right. So we walked about an hour and I got home and got to work just on time. See. Sure. [laughter]. As I'm always racing the clock and the frame for green lights as I go [laughter]. Oh gosh, don't. You hate that, huh. Oh. [laughter]. So huh. Uh, it's terrible. Oh. it's. That it's definitely a different area here. It's really um, it's been cool. But. You don't have mountains. Do you. No we're in the Hills where we live right there's a set of like a small small Hills and so we live up on a, um, a Hill it's like a little a little Hill range. Oh. you're in. Huh. You know, but um, there there. Huh. Aren't any mountains. I think down South there a few real small ones. [laughter], but um, there aren't many. Oh. And you got a little house is a similar brands top. Yeah. Yeah, it's. Yeah, it's about. Oh. Oh. no slower than theirs. Both. It's about the size of they're sitting room, kitchen and one bedroom. Huh. Oh yeah. Yeah, and so it's, not it's, not real big, but it's attached to someone else's house. Huh. So we kinda go to the back of. What's. The check. Yeah, we go to the back of their house and and, um, use different doors, but the same walkways. Huh. And what do they call that? That's a Granny flat. Oh. Grand flat. Yeah. I know when I was in Arizona, the a lot of times. Um, you know the family would have the big house in the front and then had a smaller house. [laughter]. Right. You know, just a short distance behind like in the back yard and that was for the for the. Anna. Huh. Pair. Yes, yes, see this was originally billed for their parents, but um, I think her mom died. Oh. So they've been really nice they're a really nice couple. But you know, she she comes and sees me and she always wonders if I'm. Yeah. Okay, being far from home. By far away is that from your, um, from your inline. Oh. probably 20 minutes. Oh. So it's. Yeah, 1520 minutes, it's, not bad. We see them quite often. They're real real close family. So I we, we see them once or twice a week. Yeah. How did grammar enjoy her trip? Oh. she had a really good time in fact, this is funny. To. The people from Scotland that she went to visit after out the week. . She was with us. Yeah. Um, then they came down here for four weeks. Oh. well, that was fine. So they just left last Sunday. Oh. I need. So I got to spend time with them. They were really nice really funny and, um, then they left and, um, she had to Swiss visitors come in and stay for three days. Oh. While they were here. Yeah, right after they left, she was hoping to have a couple days off and a few friends of lights came in and and kind of [laughter]. All right. Huh. Um, stayed with them. So the poor lady she just got rid of all of her visitors and. Huh. Huh. I've had a busy busy week couple weeks. So we just had them over for dinner tonight. Oh. you did. Yeah, we had a roast beef and some mashed potatoes and stuff. Oh. wow. Uh, that was nice. You know, when I talk to your mom, the other day she said something about A I don't know, there's. Somebody looking at their house to buy it. Don't stop that way. Yeah. Because well they haven't decided yet. Yeah. I thought Yvonne was wanted to move there. Yeah, she had. I don't know. I don't know what happened with that. If they just decided they couldn't afford it or or what. Yeah. But, um, someone was interested one of Brenda's friends said that she's interested in buying a house and, um, possibly you know, mama did so I think they came and looked at it and then,. Twice they came and looked at it. That's. All I heard and then um, mom and dad are still deciding whether they want to do that or not you know with it. Yeah, well then I was asking them about last summer. They were saying that one of the girls would maybe build a house and then they would have the smaller one behind, but your dad was, oh. I talked to him on his birthday. Mhm. That's. What it was a then they were saying you know that? Huh. Um, well if whoever would have it would have to you know by that land and all that kinda stuff to you know that that wouldn't be able to own the land and someone else billed on the, you know, have the house, the one who builds the main house has to be the owner of the land? . Right. Right. . Right. It can get kind of sticky. Yeah. So I think they wanted to stay away from it. That red tape. All the time. Yeah, right. Too much. So they wanted to stay away from that and just kind of build on their own for now. . Yeah. You know, because they're not ready to move in with somebody you know, they're not. No. But yes, you know they don't really need that big house. Now, but. No that's. What I said? I told mom it's just too hard for mom to keep up. All by herself. Well, there's nobody there to mess it up. [laughter]. I know [laughter], but everybody stops over you'd be surprised. Right. Yeah. She's clean. It up. We both have it cleaned up and then you know somebody stops with five kids and it's messy in five minutes, huh. I. Yeah. It doesn't take long. No, and it's not their fault. . She loved them to stop, but then she's gotta clean it up. So. Have you heard how Sylvia is doing? No, I know she had,. Oh. Did she have she had her second operation, right? What does it say? I don't. I don't know. Yeah, I think she did. She looks good at the wedding. Yeah, she did. She came over a few days for a few weeks after the wedding too before we left and she was fine. She's doing real good. Oh. that was before she had her second surgery then. Right, right. Huh. Oh. I don't know. I don't know how she is now. But. Yeah, so I think I'm, um, going to be getting a new job. . Pretty soon. The job. I'm at the center is I'm closing down and selling to a new company. Oh. no. So they offered me a job with a different a medical center. Now. I'm kind of working as a nurse giving vaccinations. And everything even though I don't have my license here yet. Do you have to take more classes over there? Or are they gonna accept what you just had. . It's it's it's funny, I've heard different stories one thing is that. Um, I'll be I'll. Have to take a whole year of courses because I haven't worked for five years in the state. Oh. Oh. yes, yeah. You know, I don't have any experience and then another person said, oh no, they let you work under a preceptor under somebody else for a while. Esther ship like. Right. And that would be fine and then and then you know, they let you transfer it, but in the meantime, I still am trying to get all the papers together to to even. Apply. Apply for it. It. It's really funny and then you know of course it cost $200 just to apply whether you get it or not. Huh. You know, and you don't always have we don't. We just don't have the extra money to go and adjusting you know if it doesn't work we're out $200. Yeah. Huh. Right. Well, that was started like the same when I went down to Arizona you know, you had even though. No. Yeah. You've had your, um, your degree and you're. Um, I had the life. Oh. I don't know what you call it. Anyhow, when I got down there, you had to take Arizona government and then there was another, uh, another class that you had to take before you could get qualified to teach down there, but you know, I thought and I took the class as you know. Huh. See if this thing. Yes, you went, yeah, see, I have a feeling it would be the same. Yeah. I think that's all States you know, like if you get your, you get certified in one state then you when you go to another state you have to get certified they're there. Free right recertified. Yeah. Huh. Yep, exactly. So I just have to get all that paperwork done, but in the meantime. . I'm I'm, happy with the job. I'm gonna have. Yeah, that's. You know, I'll be helping out with some minor surgeries. It. And and then drawing blood and giving you know, vaccinations and stuff though. Yeah. But you work out of your. My own office. On office. I wasn't. I was, I am now, but I'm gonna change jobs and then I'll be in an office with lots of people. Huh. Yes. You know, so it won't be bad. The way. That's better. Yeah. And we got, um, we just got a new car for well, not a new car. Oh. did you. An old car for me, but um, yeah, it's. . Oh. Just it's been really good. Just getting around and. You know, having something to get in because it was hard in the beginning when we first got here. Huh. I didn't have a car and it was just always having to wait for late to come home and then the shops close close all the shops close here at five or six o'clock. Yeah. And the banks close at 4. Oh huh, [laughter]. So if you work eight to four because I work eight to four you know, there's, no time to do the shopping except on Saturdays and you know, you can't make any plans on Saturdays because, uh huh. Yeah, [laughter]. Not like over here. I know, it's not at all. So. It's funny. The difference is things. Aren't as convenient. What how what about prices? You know. Oh. very expensive things things that lock mean some food is the same and, um, I think close you know, you could buy about the same amount, but um, are the you know? Yeah, that's. What I thought? Oh. Does it do you get paid off the same as over here? No, you get paid last. That's less. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know, but. And and I worked out today. They took 30% out of my wage for taxes. On. Yeah, exactly 30%. Sorry. I don't know if they made a mistake or what I know I thought 30%. Oh. Oh. This is terrible. I know. . Um, Dorothy was mother was in a nursing home up in Queensland and her brother lives in Sydney. Huh. You know, and they're opposite in there over on the East side. Huh. I believe. And then, um, but she always said you know, it's very expensive everything's very expensive over there. Right. Yep. It is. It's. Just and over here. It's, even more because everything. That's that comes here is shipped from Sydney. Oh yeah. So you just pay an extra. Yeah, you're paying still on. Couple of dollar for them to get it here. [laughter]. You know. No. Let's. See here about Australia. A lot of times. Oh. I the other day. Yeah. I was going for a walk you know, and on the one of the V S it says Campton. . It. Oh man [laughter]. Really. Oh my. Oh. [laughter]. Oh my goodness. Oh. did I tell you? I got another a Australia switcher. Did you. Yeah, it's really. Keep a little it's, a a little a qualify, right in the front. Oh. Dark green. Uh, how I need. I have the, I have the fuchsia color one in the green 1. Huh. Oh. fun. Huh. [laughter]. I went up to see my friend's, Dorothy. . Well, that was in October, but she hasn't been. Well all since about Easter. Mhm. But now she had, um, she thought it was depressed in that. So she got a new pill and that's helping her. So she just starting you know to go out again because she got so weak and run down it was really hard. Huh. Really. So she's coming back. Huh. Getting out of that. Getting out for walks in that again. We used to go walking a lot. When when I was up there of all times of the day in the night? She come up to our place and I walked her halfway home [laughter]. Huh. It was just about two blocks. [laughter]. It was fun. Oh. we went such risky until I broke my ankle. I think then we woke up things that night because I feel in broad daylight it's. Huh. All those crazy times when we went walking it was funny. At night. Yeah. . So yep, I haven't got that Rosemary is gonna have her 75th birthday. Through. She is. November. Yeah. Are they having a party for her? Well I think it might just be the immediate family because Illinois wrote, um, she said something about she was going home and she hope to see me then, but I haven't got been invited. Right. So I think it's maybe the immediate family. . Oh okay. No that's, November 11th that's coming. Yeah, that would be that would have been out already. Huh. Yeah, it was one of those weekends. So. Yeah. And is down in Illinois again. . She went back down. Does she like it down there? Well, I guess she feels she's helping and Agnes, but you know what she likes is, um, now she gets to see those that she went to school with a lot of them. Huh. No. Go to St. Mary's Church it's a lot of them. Yeah. There and she does different things with you know, she likes to go visiting like that. Are talking to them. Mhm. Huh. So just last week she sent me a she says Rita Brown. That would be our cousin. All second there's cousin anyhow. She wants to, uh. Uh to the family tree for the Brown side and so she asked for all that information. Huh. You know, 0. [laughter]. Anyway, she says she says Rosemary is to me and I said, why should I fill out Rosemary is Rosemary who's? That's hard. [laughter]. Her own family I'm sending it back up there because she says I'll, do mine and you know, Ray and lease will do theirs, but. Yeah. Okay. Oh my oh. that'll have fun. Sure. Doing that. Oh yeah, your mom will do it. Yeah. Well, we had most of it down, but I don't know if she still has the papers in that, but. Huh. Huh. So. Oh that's neat. You heard you heard John had a baby in August didn't. You. John. Did how many does that? Yeah, yeah, he had a girl a. How many does she have now? I'm trying to think of what. We're needing was. Oh. my goodness. I don't know it begins with the G. Jolene, J I L L E E N. Oh. Jolene. Okay. Well, there's Janna. And then Josiah Gerald. Josiah. Jane. Jamie . Is there a younger one in Jane? Janie. Yeah, gel. Hello. And then Tilly and then the one that died was Jodi. . Bye. Oh. Sean, J so it's, J. Well, she's quite the kids. Huh. And she's, you know, doing home schooling. So she's really got her hands. Full. Oh okay. Oh. just before that, uh, they moved. I think the baby was born in September and they moved the end of August. So she had to move and get ready for school and then. Sure. And the baby. And the baby all at once. Oh. boy. Well, she's pretty. Oh yeah, it's a lot of work. To get yeah, it's. But it's a she said it's a much bigger house, but they can they mean, well, I guess they had looked at it. Just, uh huh. The year before and, uh, but then they didn't move and so then. Apparently they had some problem with the water or something as of now they are, but they are letting him rent it for a year. 10. Hey. You know, and see if they want to buy it, but they have in the meantime. They're taken care of the water. I don't know what something is in the water. [laughter]. So I don't know what that means they have to buy you know, a bottle of water. Well, they maybe have to have that because they're elegies anyway. Huh. Yeah, so many of their Jim and have them have allergies. Yeah. They do have problems. Don't. They. Yeah. To. So I know they can't take milk that's one of the. Right. Well, they a lot of natural almost all natural food. Right right. Well, if you have a baby at home too. Oh. that she did. Huh. Well, she had lost a middle, but uh, she wrote the letter to read it and read it. Yeah. Send it to me. And she says, oh. and then she says. Huh. She wasn't. Um, passing the . So she said she had to take some herbs to help her past placenta don't know, what hers. Huh. Huh. She takes, but anyway, and all they got it work. [laughter]. No kidding. So yeah, they really are in there. Huh huh. Yeah. Well Gee, I hope she's. Alright. Oh yeah, yeah, she said stuff. It all worked out. Yeah, the baby was fine. No that's, good. So have you heard from anybody else? I've. Just heard, um, I talked to Nancy really quickly and, um, she's doing good, but she didn't get to talk much and, um, and Rosie called quite a while ago. Oh. Oh. And she's doing she's selling that Shockley. Oh. yes, yes. You know. Yeah, and she said it's going really good. Her and Bob and the kids are all doing it together. Fair Kitty. Yeah, so she's having fun. And she's still home school. I did that at one time. Wait back. Yeah, really. Rita, exactly. Yeah. Huh. Well, she seems to like it. She she you know, used some of their stuff beforehand and then so her I think he Andy selling it to. Yeah. India. I know Mark has something different to cause Ray was saying you know how it has helped him and that and, uh, so then he gave me, he gave me something to try and then I bought another Cam and uh, it's finished. Yes. Now, but I said, 0. I'm, not gonna continue because it seems to be such a hassle because I have to take it with orange juice. Okay. So you know ahead of time in that and I saw I take quite a bit. Yep. Uh, you know, preventive medicine and now I'm on since. Yeah. Oh. Like stroll was up and it wasn't going down and so he said, oh. he wanted me to go on. I S in and a. Huh. But you know that has to be large. Those postage. So he started me out on 500 and then he says a. In a couple of weeks. I'd, like to get double you know, take 2. Huh. So I said to the pharmacist. I says I don't know that I want to take a 000 because you know, that's the stuff when you take it a well, then they said you know, you take an aspirin half hour before and then take it, you don't get the. . The reaction. Otherwise, you get like hot flashes and your face just beat red and get a cheap and all and I said, oh. I had taken a oh. and I says, oh. no way. Bye. Do I want to take that big of a does dosage, but um, I've changed and so the pharmacist says, well, you know if you don't wanna take that the whole thing says why don't you split it? Yeah. You know takes like 750. And so that's, what I do. Oh. But it's in order to remember to take that a half hours after you take the after because see I take the asterisk rises anyway. Skin. Oh. Geez. So I take my aspirin and then I set the timer for a half hour cancel in that way. Oh huh. Yeah. When the when the thing is that I know it's time to take my and so that's been working? So like when I put hassles in that I just set the timer. So. Yeah, so does that is the nice thing to keep your cholesterol down? . Yeah, it's supposed to clean out your arteries in. Oh. But uh, like the pharmacist said you know, I asked him about the time release now. And he says if you want it for a lower incorruptible that's, not the kind you have to take parts dosage. Huh, oh okay. So and then it's, six months. I have to have a recheck to see if it helped any. Yep. Well, I'm hoping. Yes huh. So. Yeah. I know we just had like just had his cholesterol check because I I drew his blood he came into the office and, um, it was high. Yeah. So I said you better. Oh. hi. Well, they do it different here. It was 6.2 miles per deciliter. Oh. Yeah, it's different. Oh. I don't know how it compares to the state. Yeah. But. Well, mine was like 278. Uh huh. I think. 2. What. 278. Oh my that's pretty high isn't. It. Well, anything over 200 is considered high, but like Jerry, you know, a Rosemary oldest he is. Oh. okay huh. Right. Yeah. I think his was in the 400 that's really high, but he had to take medicine for his too. Huh. Oh my goodness. That's really. So so, I'm hoping. Yeah, yeah. This niacin doesn't. Before you have to go on any. I don't. Well. Other stronger medication. Yeah, it's. Just so that. Like that time release. I think they said it affects the is it the kidney. [laughter]. But the regular in is you know, isn't supposed to, but you know, you have to find out how to how it works for you. Right it's everybody's bodies, different. Right. Huh. That's good it's getting. Oh. Did you talk to dad on his birthday? Yeah, yeah, that was the day. Oh. good. They called and told me that they had gotten through. Because I told her you know, um, after we get through then we have to, uh, you know, turn in our paper saying that we have made our phone call. Huh. Yeah. Right. Got through. So. Huh. Anyway, I'm. Sure, glad I got through this time because the 4th of but do we this week we go back to daylight saving time. I know that was good. It was a good night too, huh. Oh. that's, right. And I said, oh. that's, two hours that'll, make it still harder to get you because I didn't wanna want to call at night. [laughter]. I tried on Sunday, Sunday night. [laughter]. Yeah.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Well I guess, I'm not hanging up. Okay, what. I said, I've done. This with Miriam with Aaron already. Yeah, I tried a couple days ago. It wouldn't go through. Can I have a congratulations on your job? . Oh. thank you. But I know you can't discuss it because it's taped [laughter]. Why not huh? I was making a joke now. Yeah. Now what time. I I'm I'm still not quite sure exactly what involved, but it sounds pretty interesting and we work doing things worked involved with the Internet and computers and stuff. Yeah. . So I I know nothing of what. I'm supposed to do, but hopefully I learned on the job. Well, good public display. Yes. Yeah, right now you believe it's snowing steadily about half inch on the ground. Snowing steadily. Oh yeah, that sounds nice. Yeah, I was not supposed to know this early, but it's like 29 degrees and snowing. Huh. No here there's a it actually rained about the half inch. Esther like that was our first real rain. This year. And relatively cold. Tell me do you set up the post. Also. Yeah. Did you see an article think about in the when our weekend think about a week or two ago about this a ecological organization, which would've coordinates the is really the Jordan, the injection, the Palestinian? Positive. Green for green group. There was A I think a one sentence mentioned, I think they ran the whole story because they just run off was not a feature store. I think one paragraph mention of something. No it's two that's, two pages. No, definitely not. I would have seen that. No. Huh. And I was gonna save it for you. Yeah, because the International addition just run some things and it probably didn't. Like it's something called E co it's it's and they said like they really work they've had a Conference in top and they're doing stuff together now. Apparently Mariam, was invited to go to a meeting of theirs in mid December where she also will have to give a hand there or something if she's there. That sounds kinda need. Which could be neat, but she's, not sure whether you know depends whether she'll have another real job by then whether she will or won't be able to go. Huh. I know, there's some mentioned in the usual poster. Gruesome report last week that Egypt Israel and Cypress are doing a joint training exercise and oil spills. I guess. That I haven't heard about. Yeah, that was actually fairly. Well report in the media here. I guess, it's taking place in the Western Mediterranean. Huh. You sound up. So. Pardon. No, this other articles pretty interesting. I'm sort of saying you know, basically the Palestinian them their problems are pretty basic just like you know, decent drinking water and how is very important to coordinate things. Yeah. I was just like just say dumping you know, uh. You know, chemical waste of one country finds you know, a $000 the other one finds 50000, obviously I'm gonna get together and dump it in the cheap place. You know, to coordinating you know. Yeah, for sure. No, we haven't ever see another copy of it. Maybe mail out my direction. Okay, I'll. Try to get to see if I may even have a line house. Yeah. I'm pretty sure threw it out. . You sound tired. What almost wake you up or? Uh, no, actually, no I'm. Okay. Was in transfer before or a low. I think a lot. I wasn't sure. Okay, yeah, try to explain her. Yeah. I can't talk to her. She think she's offended. Well, no, I think she. Well, actually we have this phone if maybe she really remember, we have on the phone calls before and she also was a little bit upset. Why isn't? She allowed to talk. I said, it's a special phone call. I only talk to your money. She goes, okay, kinda. Yeah. Like whatever [laughter]. Yeah, how are they. Yeah. How are the email doing? Well, they're out right now. I said walking around in the snow flurries. Oh. well. I have to get I have to finish winter rising the stuff. They get some water because the water's gonna freeze up. I'm one day without water will be fine. Oh. it's getting bigger. But I'll. Either big matter fact, I'll be brought the kids out here and what show. Who's the littlest one? I guess. Uh, Sean, the little site pay you mean like four year old. Sean, they tower like two feet up there almost twice there almost twice aside they chase them. All around the and it's pretty funny. Oh. My God. You know, they'll chase, right. After he turns and stop and they look like we're not chasing you as soon as he walks they run right in back of them. That's funny. But they're gonna video. Um, I guess doing it. Um, I was oh. I know what I wanted to ask you is it did they tell you the caramels got ostriches. Now. Yeah, you mentioned that. Yeah. Anyway, we I had to be honest. I haven't seen them yet. That I I think, they've got eight or something like that. But anyway, the girl who's working with them. She said if you could send her some sort of information about emails. Definitely. They'll be pleased to get anything. You've got. Definitely. Cause they they were sort of checking things out here. A little bit about email. Apparently there's. No, commercial email raising in the country is one of the problem. Is they can't? Uh, there's a problem. Slaughtering them. Now that seems weird. Cause I can't imagine, whatever place loaders ostriches would. Oh. that's, the problem. That's the that's. The problem here to the United States. There's, the slaughtering of them. Yeah. They need the U S department. Our culture is Leary setting up a lie seconds and giving pressure about government agencies. Okay. I mean, there are places, but it seems not. So much. It's hard to do, but I'll just like they need to be classified as livestock first they're going for human consumption. No, but why would they be slaughtered together with the ostrich? Ostriches are being slaughtered. I would think they would. Well, I know I got all kind of stuff. I can mail her. Does how do you know. She's speaking with two or. Yeah, you can be mailing this stuff. I mean. Okay, yeah. Yeah, oh. you can just mail it to me. And I'll pass it on. Okay, I'll be mailing email magazine as well. Okay, and, um, tell me whatever was the end with electricity in your house. Yeah. Pardon. What was the problem with? Oh. it's. A free thing. Basically vibrate a what's called dead short. A wire came loose on the main ground line inside the whole system. Just shut down. What's normal took him up in the Anna crawl space very hard to get to? Where was the wire? Do you mean like maybe just even reverberations from the fan or something? Problems. We're thinking just you know, just happen to happen right then unrelated to current, sir. It's it's, a very unusual thing to happen. . Anyhow as it was there there was no fire hazard from because it's. Grounded right out, but you know, no one took him. You know, he did not find it then we came back took almost four hours to locate finally where it was. Wow, wow. But anyway, you replace that a couple other circuits on it and change a few things in the wiring to but it's just a weird thing where actually disconnected very poorly, put on it. Huh. Wasn't really fast. The proper way just a 20 which is very reasonable. Yeah, how much you have to pay for it? Huh. You spent, I mean, that's counting parts too that's way way below the normal rate. Yeah. Right. And he's gonna help me. Do a few things on the bar. The snow is like so sledding. I can hardly see it. Doing something. Wasn't. Even for cash said chancelleries like an inch half of Florence on the ground and the flowers still up. Huh. I wish. It is really pretty out the photograph of tomorrow. Huh. That's me. Let's. See what else. Um, I still appreciate what you do with a computer. I'm still doing stuff. There. Oh okay, that's good. Haven't progress too much. Her kids I kids know, pretty well, the older kids they got right into games and stuff to where they were. Really. And how to bring them up. I don't know. I had these games there. Huh. They go right through the program right into it. Yeah, these are things probably came installed with the uh. Yeah, but they know I mean how to find out how to bring it up and the games. They finish or like still there for them to continue working with, but I have no idea how they do it. Huh. Actually, I don't care because I don't use them. Huh, which of the kids are playing with the girls or the older boys. To the two boys. . Yeah. Have they come up more than a couple times to you over? About three times. Well, the whole family. I think twice together and every stop a couple times with a one of the kids and friends of, uh, I'm blinking on his name. . Of his friends he's really friends in visiting. Yes. Huh. One of the guys real pleasant drive. I mean, once in Israel. I can't think his name offhand very very pleasant. I don't know who else not Ellie. Yeah. Huh, maybe. Lisa. Is there. Awesome problem. Oh. is it Tosh? Thomas. I think a little bit greying already. Yeah, I think that's might be who it is there's been a few. Cause I know alley lives in Boston. No, maybe it's out there visiting . They were the best friends. Then I think that's who I think. That's, who it was. He's. Got a couple of kids. I don't know if. Yeah, I'm pretty sure. He's here. He's here like 10 minutes passing through real quickly. So it's possibly came to then. Yeah. And let's. See nothing else figured better use up the phone call here. You know, before it runs out now. Yeah huh. I think what else my columns are progress I'll mail. I. It to my Collums again soon. Huh. What's, the postage by the way it is real? What do you mean? Did it go up? I don't know, that's Americans would know. My first thing returned. Insufficient postage. You kidding. Yeah, card to a. Villa. Huh. Maybe is over weight. No, no, it came back. I haven't even it came back. Two days ago. I had the usual whatever I put on it and I'm puzzled unless the rates went up. I didn't know it. I don't know. And just screwed up and came back by mistake. I'm, not sure. By the way we even have ups now, but that probably expensive I don't know it cost ups overseas. Probably expensive. Yeah, it's funny. Yeah. This phone connections not the greatest kind of it's space is a space between it. Yeah, and I hear a little bit of noise in the back. Yeah, yeah, maybe it's a storm. Sorry, it's quite quite a snow storm coming down. That's. What I missed? No it's pretty. Um, how the check or the checking still giving that. They're out walking. Yeah, their links. Well, I was getting almost an egg day. I have 888 Hans. I got rid of all the registers, but one and now, they're, laying about two weeks. They slowed way down. I guess, I'm gonna be three eggs out of all of them everyday which is fine. You know. The day total, huh. Total if I put a light in give official light they'll pick way up, but until I get the wiring all done. Thanks. I don't wanna do that. Huh. How's the attic doing? I love the first day out in the weather just running all playful like almost playful with the dog. . . The go walk together now. Oh. really. You'll walk they'll, walk side by side kind of ignoring each other, but either one stop they're gonna wait. That's funny. So they kind of enjoy each other's company, but don't really hang out once while Aztec will button fresh which first doesn't like kinda be playful. . If. Um, I forgot there's a while back who was starting to know decides she wants a Labrador retriever or Golden retriever. She tried working on a saw there was no was no chance thought maybe she check the next door neighbor's didn't work and then she decided, well in that case then she's gonna go to America live with Michael. . Johnny and and either fissile drive pretty soon if not she'll kill free and then Johnny will buy a Labrador retriever for her and then he'll buy her anything she possibly wants and also, then she'll find a find a nice girl for him to marry. Oh. Okay, tell her maybe late. And this and this is you know that if you find if if you find Johnny nice girl to marry then maybe Johnny won't be able to buy you anything. You want it, huh. It's we'll. Try it. This summer actually the , the it's about a year. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. Now, he's healthy, but he's at times he just totally. I I I really think he always looks like quit like dogs. All timers at times seem real confused. Billy. He's out walking. He stops looks around like like what am. I doing here. You know his hearing is not is very very bad hearing. Got bad real quickly. Well, it's interesting. That he and the code or sort of you know. Yeah, oh. it's comical. Yeah, you can tell her. Yeah, tell her it's probably dying real soon. So she can come to America. Okay, [laughter]. And the mom. Anyone anyone particular you're seeing now. Not really you know, one day, I'll still surprise. You guys yet. Maybe. Yeah, anyway, mom, Henry, are coming A I told you on Tuesday for three days. That's on the weekend. No, they switched it to them. Huh. They said they'll come to you in tabs. Yeah, actually abbeys going there. We're gonna do I have your dinner on Tuesday, but we're, not there's, a meeting in Bloomfield, Abby. Well, actually I'm, not sure maybe want to go to, but she is going to it. Huh. There's a. Kind of thing. It's really government officials in Bloomfield township giving up political. Speech. Huh. And I guess I know who he is or no. Somebody about, um, so they're going to it. Yeah, yeah. And. What else? Else are you you're still working on your mobile right. Yep. Oh. yes, yes, but it's. Um, so actually, I know I keep saying I'll be picking up a lot more. This winter once I get everything else done because then I I spent so much time outside when it's warm. I don't wanna be inside working. Yeah, yeah. Oh. yeah. And you know, you don't have any plans yet to come and get assistance. No, no, I mean, I'd like to have a definite plan you know, things probably pickup faster. So. We ever get our fire department contract settled. We'll, get like $5,000 back pay then I'll. Have some money to afford to go. Oh. yeah. I got a really a copy of it is a thing called Israel sky connection. Have you heard of them? Is it a sky connection? Connection it's. No. You pay like $2,000 for a vacation, which includes like it looks like a power military training thing for the public. Oh. Huh. Oh. Something like that. Yeah, I'll copy. The literature. It's kinda pretty interesting. So all through Israel. I think I read about that someplace. Defensive driving firing opens on the run. You know, repelling of clips. You know. I yeah, I think some place I saw an article for that. Maybe even the Jerusalem report or something like that. You know, it's kind of intrigue thing. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I thought it something. You'd like, huh. No let's. And. See what else. Boy. That's, right gonna practice. My heater, I can't. Do that on the phone? Cause this phone call. Huh. Where maybe tomorrow? We're probably gonna be going to the area near current mail. There's an,. Having a outlive certain picking all of. Our festival in a bunch of error villages there and a couple small Jewish villages where I guess, it's the end of the all of picking time. They're supposed to be two hours of these places where they make the oil and it sounds like it could be pretty interesting and maybe some floor tech music and stuff also and we had ordered a car, a while back. You'll be nice. I. We thought we're gonna go to visit David via this weekend, but then it fell through because even Dorothy. Huh. Are going coming there for the weekend. How is it? Are you doing a little better or? Well, I haven't seen them yet. Because each time I've tried like twice the thing. I've tried to get down there in each time served Dorothy. Kind of well. You know, with you know, I guess, she's hesitant about people coming to visit. Huh. So Miriam did was their sell them for a couple hours. She was in room. And she said you can see it's, not always the same because sometimes once again, she was talking to him and he was going over a map and pointing things out to her which to her seems like they were totally off and a little while later. He was talking and all the instructions were fine. . It just takes a little bit slower, but you can you can understand them. Which I've got a feeling is probably how it's gonna stay though you know, I don't wait I'm issues getting better, but I'm. Yeah. Sure, he's, never gonna drive again or anything like that even though they won't admit it yet. And it's a lot of pressure on Dave because he has at least once a week, go Jules now and help them with stuff. Huh. I . And Miriam now is looking for awesome job. You know, she's had a bunch of interviews already. Some Angela and she's gonna be going for some interviews hyphen. Yes, ma'am. Why, it's? So pretty the snow, I know I keep having slow it's. Thanks. So pretty watching come down. Are the deer still coming around? Hunting season is on. So I really they're here, but I know most never see them. They don't realize that they're safe value. I think I actually think you're saying right on my property. Just they don't come out. They just stay in active. All day come out at night. Huh. Just see. Because couple times. I've started the deer barely beyond my tree line. You know, so they just lay low and don't. Judge. It has first ever met with them or. I think Chris is only being friendly is a 4. back that's hanging out which I know ignores first because when I'm out with Chris, we started the dealer, the dealer just kinda looks and walks away it doesn't run. Okay. . So I guess you know is Fritz is pretty much you know. No problem. Yeah, yeah. And some ways probably he's. Glad prices around because I suspect he knows the prices on nothing else is around kinda senses everything's. . Okay, I'm. Huh huh. Sure, the deer, can smell for it. Um, do you know this have you ever heard this computer game called Miss? Yeah, I have socially real sophisticated type thing. Yeah, I I bought that free loan for his birthday, but don't in States and he was a. He was working on it. I mean, I've been working. I installed it actually two different runs off a CD had installed it both in a his father's computer and also one of his friends computers. Huh. There was one there was some numbers. Of a puzzle type thing which they work on for quite a while and my adopted daughter and her friend were working at now. And they just, they just solve the Riddle for her. I don't know yet. What the result was, but the Sumter things turning diet it's? Amazing. So, graphics and three D and stuff, huh. No that's. What all the babies kids want me to install these things? It's. So they can use the computer. All the time which is exactly I'm not installing it. Yeah, uh huh. They don't have a computer home. No, oh. no. . Now, they're enjoying school and stuff. They're doing pretty well. . Is it. I mean, are they talking to, they think, they'll say more than the year? I don't know. I think they like, I think they like, uh, you talk better. Oh. definitely. Yeah, but I think they're enjoying the school system. They loved you know, I mean, when I Press. I guess. They're a little more stimulation school system. Here there is where. Here. Yeah, that's. My impression I'm getting yeah. Huh. Oh. that I told you you heard about the history of the house there. The Renton anyway. Oh yeah, yeah. Do you hear about that? It was a National television their house. No. Oh. you'll love. This I was, I worked two days ago. I'm watching what's called A N E R to a network cable station. What station? Hearts and entertainment. The cable station. Huh. They do all and have a one hour special called a at the fire station calling the new white or the new white rider something fashions in America and they're talking about the rise of neo Nazis and scans and everything else. Huh. [laughter]. And they said in suburban, Detroit and start talking the being a lady in the house. She's nursing her baby sitting in the house. You love us. Okay, and the camera pans out further thinking God, something looks familiar. Huh. I don't know much about it. And she's talking about you know, all the the Edwards and J words are gonna take away the wife. People's rights on and on then pens to the outside of the house and I'm looking at the address and like, oh my God, it's, their house, they spent almost 10 minutes at their house. Yeah. Okay. Oh. wow. Filming inside and violent. Demonstration outside and talking about residence who said drove people away and stuff as soon as things off the air. Huh. I called the station from home and their mailing me a copy of the tape for $18. Yeah. So I'm gonna I I told about it. She she's excited to get the tape. So she can show people her house. [laughter]. But it's basically a wide area. Nation, you know, like you know, pretty good a command post type thing there, which is really obvious from inside. . We see the house because you can see exactly the shells were because if it's really. Yeah, well I spell the shells in the kitchen. Yeah, that's. Why you were there? Yeah. Yeah, right yeah. But it's a picture of the lady breastfeeding, her baby. Sitting right. Kind of a little chair in the kitchen, right by the shelf area. Amazing. Yeah. But I was like amazing seeing on a National television. Huh. They don't show the Street name, but they do show the address, which is you know, there's? Yes, you can't identify with unless you know that you but. No, but clears day it's, whatever one for for whatever it is you know. . So that should becoming a week or so. Yeah, tell me what Mommy said that she's postponed to visit you a couple times just for sword reasons. So. I mean, they're healthy there. Okay, aren't. Yeah, well, no, they wanted to go first to a a thing in front of then. They. Henry, spent one night in the hospital. Last week or two weeks ago. What was that? Apparently nothing they released him. He woke up with a tingling, which they, you know, from what mom said they financially. Nothing sent home. Huh. Which I mean, you know that it. See says that she doesn't know you, but to say. Hi Levy. Who. My adopted daughter. Tell her, I spent every day and night, dreaming to meter [laughter]. Yeah, she's out the door already, huh. Okay. So it says again, what's on. A Henry, woke up with you know, I guess feeling that has some kind of pain in his arm. . So I'm going to they called the doctor at home. I said, no don't. You know, don't wait going down the hospital. They went to the E R and I guess I kept them for a full 24 hours just to print observation and found. . Absolutely nothing. What I mean? Not a thing. Which could be you know, something very insignificant like a a mini. I guess it was something medical it's called A T I A trans. Transit is screaming attack. For. Be like a mini stroke, which is actually fairly common people only know if they have one often either that or was nothing. Okay. You know. Okay, well if you're on the subject already. Um, I told you I mean, I think I told you I was in States that I had all these headaches and stuff and I had this and they said they sound like a sister something they're just there was nothing. Yeah. Yeah. Well, about a couple weeks ago. I had an appointment with the assistant, a chief of the department. The rule surgery department. Belton hospital in the big pelvic hospitals and I took all my T's and the letter also, he looked at and he also said he said he thinks I had a very mild very very mild stroke and it is not assist. . Huh. Now. He's ordered for me an M R I to be done. I have that's the call in state is North . Oh yeah, yeah. Yeah, which apparently I think the one that that's pretty much the top of the top of the test that can be done. I think like it was like $5,000 or something like that, but I don't know, it's paid for by the health insurance. Yeah, I. You know, he's not positive, but that's what he said it looks as if it's like swelling around a blood vessel or something. There and not assist. Huh. No, I haven't seen anything to Mommy. So don't, uh. Okay, I won't mention that I should be all concerned. Yeah. And I'm waiting for the and I'm not you know, he didn't seem horribly worried because in any case like he didn't tell me to do anything different in the way of doing anything until you know, you know, he's ordered the test and we'll. See. Well throw the term down. Ta to them. They'll know, it T as in pardon. No I'm pretty well, I'm. Sure, I mean, maybe that's it's possibly. That might be the term he's using just didn't use the term because he might consider to technical. I just called them. There were a couple of terms. He used and I didn't know what I said. What's. That you know, I didn't realize I had no idea what he's using that. Maybe was even one of them. Cause they're also saying now. Sometimes they're thinking, it's causing like mysterious plane crashes and stuff. Other people. Other pressure is having like a a pilot having what's called the T A has a momentary mini stroke, but for the 32nd he's kind of out of it anywhere, but you're finding a fighter pot six under miles an hour. [laughter]. . That's a major problem. Yeah, yeah. You know, for a 32nd loss of you know, alertness. Well, it's. Mine I'm it's, a matter of you know of a few months of you know, very bad headaches and then dizziness and occasionally. I was to lose my balance. A bit and then sort of slowly, but surely it hasn't got a 00%. I mean, the headaches are gone except for you know here in their normal headaches, but I still actually have a bit of dizzy dizzy spells. Huh. So I don't know. Well, see, I just, you know even with A I'm a little bit nervous about this is the new job, but I said, I'm, not even gonna mention it. Yeah, I wouldn't mention at all to see what's working. You know, it if it'll happen, it'll happen, something and not, you know, I can't put my life on standby. That maybe I've got something and maybe it'll. Cause a problem, you know. Cause he didn't seem you know, basically he said, well, look you know, you were younger let's. Take care of you. And then that's gonna do more test and make sure I think he said if I've had two C T's done. They can be done both with and without I think I on or something. Injected in and if they've both been done, he said you can do better. Comparisons by looking at them, but they only did one by me. Huh. So he said he couldn't really you know, be sure. And I guess he's gonna order a new test anyway, he figured you might as well order the M R I which is even a better a. A better tests. I'm wait I'll. Maybe I'll. Give a call next week and they're supposed to call me when my appointment is, but maybe we'll call them and ask them say no. Huh. When that'll be, but I you know when he said the word in Hebrew? He in Hebrew. You say you owe which literally isn't an event you know, you said you had you know, he said I think you maybe had a you know, a very small event and and I said, I said, you know, I said you know in the event you mean like stroke and I use the English word because yes, I said what you know, I was totally shocked. Huh. Huh. But again, it's sort of thing where suppose you know, you know, very possible, never would know if you didn't you know, check it happened to see on the, you could see it was interesting with A C T you could see there was two layers, one later. We could see a rather large black area and the second. Another later. The next that we could see just a little bit of it where it's getting smaller. Have you looked at C T? Oh yeah. They're pretty neat. Looking. Yeah, I was quite detailed. Yeah, usually yeah. Yeah, now I don't know what the M R I looks like it looks the same or different or you know, whatever I'm not quite sure what the difference is between the 2. Huh. But the I mean, Sarah knows a little mini mentioned a bit of something. This is to Sarah Anna. You haven't got into details. Okay, I won't match anything on. But I figure there's. No. getting Mommy a worry. Yes, you mentioned that you're worried because you have headaches or something. You know. Well, yeah, that was what was the and I mean, I've been, I think is even before I went to the States. Yeah. I had seen the neurologist in care. Shawn. She pretty much just said, it's. You know, it's it's in my head and you know, I was you know, just bad mood tension, whatever. And you know, it'll go away and now it's and I was extremely tense, you know, bad sort of move in the spring it's possible, something like that also, could even bring a little stroke on if I'm extremely extremely tense and upset all the time. Huh. I'm. I think that that's something often does when people you know, sir, of overworked tents, whatever huh. Yeah. So I don't know you know what, what will be in the end, but we'll. See. Is a blood center called TPA or something. My prescriber they're concerned what's called. Yeah, so we you know, we'll, see, um, he didn't seem to see any, you know, any reason to to subscribe anything until we have the rest the test on. Huh. So we'll. See, what's. Now I was just thinking actually is I know I have this. I didn't even mention this to him. I only thought of it later. I've got this problem. Where I bruise you know, I get black and blue very very easily and remember? I was once tested at the hospital. Mom and they said that I have sort of a borderline problem with my was it Romo sites or something like that. I'm not sure what I know what you mean. It's something to do about the blood clotting. But I can't. I guess where it says you know, it's it's borderline that's. Why I bruise? So easily, but you know, it's not dangerous, but that's just why it happens that from just the slightest little knock. I get very big black and blue marks. [laughter]. I'm trying to think how this would relate. If this would be the same direction as a stroke or the other direction. If a. I'm not sure if they're even related you know, I'll be guess, I'd be guessing there. It's something to do with blood clotting. I think also. Yeah. But actually, when I go back next time. I think I will actually mention that to him even though I didn't even think of it before. Did they take blood sample when you're there? Uh, no, he at the time he just talked to me. Okay, now you probably will next time. I've had it. I. Well, actually, they did a lot of blood test before. And I think they were written down the letter. Huh. That they sent. I mean, the keyboard ordered pretty you know, they were obviously looking off at the possibility of cancer or whatever you know, then. They did pretty thorough a blood blood work I'm. I think I had blood work. I had my eyes tested. Let's. See, I had the C T done. I had an E E K G no, not E G E G is it. I think. Yeah, electrical supply Graham. Yeah, would they hook all these electrodes up to your head if yeah, I have that done? Yeah. And what else was there. That's about it. Pretty thorough test. Huh. I'm surprised. It's, how it's I'm half an hour ago already. Well, according to a few minutes, listen we're. Supposed to warn you. Yeah, well they do. I remember with her and they warn you and you got about one minute left to go once yeah, when they warn you the neat deal has who is it. Yep. Mary. Um, also ranges. Yeah, . Yeah. You mean she can't. Do one for . Henry anymore, she's, got [laughter]. Probably not. Unless you use a different name for him. Yeah. I can't believe it's windows ones. No, it is. Absolutely hauling outside. Yeah. Now here, it's a pretty nice weather not not real hot . . Starting with the rain I'm curious to see how whatsoever want it'll be it'll be a nice. A nice winter or not. Huh. . See what else we will actually. We'll probably seeing a David in via about a month from now because I've never got an invitation to a 30 year reunion to his Army unit from when he was in his basic training. To. And it's being held at the that's like 20 minutes from Davis. And on Friday night. So we'll probably go there to days and see us first you know, leave the kids there go to the party and then go back and spend the night. David and see if they'll have all day Saturday that sort of came out nicely because I think otherwise there probably would wouldn't have bothered to go even though the last room that he's the only one didn't show up not nice of you to ever go these things. You get the Union every year for the group. No, not at all there was some sort of reason about a year or two ago. I don't even remember if it was exactly from the same group or. Maybe not even a. I don't remember exactly what region unit was the other one, but there was some other. . Something every so often every few years. Huh. They have some sort of a reunion, but some of them were not necessary to reserve group somewhere. I mean, somewhere the basic training group and some were the first reserve group was even in their different. No, even though a lot of people are the same people, but they're not exactly the identical a identical thing, but this one was 30 years from when they enlisted in the Army. Yeah. It's a long time. Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah. Anyway, I'm I'm. Just tired here to where. We're busy at work last night. I'm sitting here. Yawning already. Wait you're. Uh, what time are you now. No it's only for 3415. Yes, well, actually that time was due the satellite came up. Yeah. I was so exhausted this afternoon. I went and took about an hour out in the afternoon, which I almost never do, but that's one of few reasons, I'm still awake. Now actually, I have you ever seen this movie used people. No, I think I've heard the name, but definitely not. Cause it's on television now. I'm typing it also looks kind of keep something about some old. You know, windows and windows getting together and sort of sort of romantic comedy type you know, supposed to be cute. I presume you get Seinfeld there. What. You'll, get Seinfeld. I'm not sure. I've heard of I don't think, it's on the regular channel. Okay. Maybe on the cable channels which we don't get. Okay now you definitely know. It's pretty funny. It's one a few things. I try to watch it from home. Yeah, well, I I still usually get my NBC nightly news every morning. Huh. Like I watched your school busting. Hi Jackson, Florida. Yep. And the guy being left to die on the side book by himself. Yep, yep. Yeah, and you tell me to see these two car bombs in Israel. Just about a day or two ago that didn't do any real damage. They make the news there. Yeah, they did matter fact, front page, the open Press misreported. Because it said, uh, the car, um, went off a, but only killed two with the inference as they killed Israelis, which it did kill two, but they basically killed the two car bombers. What I could tell? Yeah, no, no one's really were killed. Yeah, but the paper says it's, two were killed and 11 injured. No, no, there was. And there's another horrible. Misprint in the paper. 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I haven't even started. I know, huh. So, but. It's coming up there. Now. Yeah, well. Now, you're going to Michigan right. No, I'm. Not I'm, not. Oh. I'm, not sure. Well, I won't be going until, um, February. Huh. Oh. February. Yeah, because that's when Helen's getting married. Huh. Oh okay, how you gonna be in the wedding or you just going. Oh. so I'm gonna I know I'm just going with my two children on a plane. That should be fun. Oh. I'm excited. That's be real good. Yeah, yeah, no, it should be. So. . Alright, you know, they're confined to a certain. Hey, I've traveled with my children. All the way to Missouri at that age at the age. You have so. Yeah, but what on a plane. Yeah. Yeah, by yourself I'm going by myself. No it's. My husband's. I know are you gonna change plans very much. Yeah. Very much. No, just one stop. So it I'm not worried about it. It'll be fun they'll be busy. . That's. Give them something to do. Good that's. Good. So yeah, no, we got snow here, but not a whole lot. So. So. We're having a snow storm today. We're supposed to get between. Was it 612 inches dog? Oh my gosh. Yeah. You guys go and scan. My I have not skied since I had, um, Sarah. I can't afford it too expensive. Yeah, I can't afford it. Well. You live on a big Hill. [laughter]. Well, [laughter], I well, I don't know. [laughter]. Oh. I don't. I don't wanna live in a big deal. I didn't wanna live on a big bill believe me. Yeah. I lived on a big bill once when we first married and he was very stressful when it snows. Oh. that's, right. Yeah. Yeah. So anyways, but. No. Huh. So Jacob's down to sleep this Rachel scrolling around the kitchen and dogs making pumpkin cookies and I'm making . Yeah. Real boy. Oh boy, aren't. We just a happy family. Yes, there's on the floor here. Playing with a phone cord. Hopefully shouldn't pull the phone off. So now is is Rachel running around yet or she's. She's. Pulling herself up. Pulling herself up in that type of thing. Yeah. And she can call whatever she wants and her latest thing is that she gets up. We have blankets on our. We have blankets on our, we have a fireplace. We have a fireplace. So you know, the the brick area. So. Area she gets up there. She gets up there, which is all covered with blankets and then she pulls herself up on the, um, the. She'll cover blankets and then she pulled herself on. I don't know what you call the fireplace guard thing. Okay. And she stands up there and she kind of balances her knees and she laughed because she thinks she's doing something really cool, but that's about the extent of her, you know. Yeah, well how old is she now. She's she's. 10 months. Okay, she's a month older then. Just a month older. So she's probably doing the same thing. Your daughter's do. Yeah, yes, there's. Yeah, crawling around anywhere. She wants and pulling up and standing up and she's. Yep. Let off a couple times and stood still and then she laughed it's hilarious like when I go somewhere and I put down take off her code. Correct. Yeah, like when I go somewhere and I put her down to take off her code. She doesn't want to down. She doesn't want to sit down. So she just stands there till she falls, but. There, huh huh huh. Hi don't. Huh huh. You. Do you find that? That. She she's understanding everything you say basically I mean, yeah. Oh. Oh. I think she does. And when I turn her name's being spoken. She like turns and looks and. Yeah, Sarah knows. No. I don't know if I wait till no, she doesn't like to act like she does. Well, she looks at you and then lapse [laughter]. Like [laughter]. I don't have to do this. Yeah. So yeah, there is a really. There isn't really. I think, it's pretty funny. I think. Yeah, she's and Jacob, just loves her it's either it's a love hate relationship. Huh huh. Yes, yes, it certainly is. So. Because it's. Oh. precious, Sarah. I love you and then the next minutes like Sarah, Sarah. Oh huh. I told you know, it's mine. Well, my kids are just a little bit older. A little bit older. So it's like mom, she's in my things or. She did my thing. Carl. Carl. I don't know which to your library book. I don't know which the library books like the couch. Looks like the account. Oh. Sean. I'm on the phone. Phone, huh. No. We went out today. Where'd. We we went up the Street. You go. They have there's a like a little strip of the stores now that have opened one's a Barber shop ones of African shop. Do this. Oh. That's got stuff in it. And then other one, the 3rd shop. Huh. So I went to the 3rd shop and Jacob needed some new mittens. Huh huh. I got a pair of gloves for him. One of those Fisher price. Radios. Yep. You know, and something else he found some it's a toll it all for $2, huh. Bye. . All right, that is the deal. I got we had a a, but I got the Fisher price tape recorder when the kids, you know, the older kids are small at this place called building 19450 it's still works. [laughter]. We still have it [laughter], huh. Well, that's, why I wanna get for Jacob. I think for Christmas because he loves mechanical stuff and I mean, he's playing with my serial here that we had in college, you know, and he's, he just plays with it. Yeah. Yeah. Huh. You know, and it has broken it, but still works, but um, if he could have his own then I can say you know, that's yours. [laughter]. Oh. well. . You you play with that one then. Yeah, yep. So I think I might look for one like that. Huh. So. Well, that sounds good. Yes huh. Carl. Carl, Carl. Carl wants, um, a baseball net. Once on B says. He says for for Christmas. We were at, um, toys. Are stopping. And he says he wants a baseball met. So then then we get back in the car and we're driving he's gonna mom. You won't believe our backyard this summer. We're gonna make I'm gonna make a baseball field I'm gonna make bleachers I'm gonna get I'm gonna get half and I'm gonna get pants. Feel. Bleachers is gonna and I'm gonna get. And I am gonna sell them. I'm gonna sell them. So then he's telling me all the things. So then. He's gonna sell and I'm like girl are you gonna play baseball are you gonna sell. I'm I'm gonna play baseball. He's in the management like. Like he didn't come from a long line of salesmen. From a long a salesman. Did he [laughter]? So anyways, so I'm, not. So I'm not working. So convinced that he he rather would sell then he wouldn't play, but. Well, he there you go. He'll he'll organized, he'll be into the Union. Okay. And whatever and manage everybody. Oh yeah, so [laughter]. Yeah. He'll get all the neighbor kids there to play and he'll sell tickets him exactly what you do. That's, exactly what he's he already has one time. He filled up his wagon. I can't tell you the junk that he had and he went to the neighborhood came back with 450 I'm like a Carl he's, 6. That. Huh. I'm. Like I know you gotcha. And how old is he he's sick, huh. This is a summary. Sorry, so he was still 50 my gosh, so well, that's, good. So he was still 5. So [laughter]. I guess so I don't know. I guess. So I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. So. So you won't be poor. You can always send him a my goodness me. And that goes that's that because we may need somebody like him and a family [laughter], he can take care of us. Somebody. Like. Take care of that. She anyways. Well anyway, somebody's pretty funny about about all that, but,. Oh. well, so I don't not convinced. Well. He really wants to play. Of course, I almost stepped on Rachel. Boy. Oh. well, she's. Okay. Huh. Yeah, well Jacobs pumping in the toilet, huh. Blue. Yeah, what. What a boy and he's only he's he's too, right? And he's on. Yeah, he'll about two and a half almost. I always forget. So. I guess, it'll be. Yeah, I guess two and a quarter. That's, great because I take care of this little girl and she'll be three in February and she refuses. Well, the first time he he did it. It was fine and then it got progressively worse, but then I said fine, I'm gonna take you up to you. . [laughter]. Can stream on the toilet as much as you want. I don't care. You know, so he was up there and he took, he looked at and you said it looks like a tree. [laughter]. [laughter]. I just don't play with it, huh. She [laughter]. Oh. today it looks like a flower [laughter]. Well, that's. Well. Descriptive aren't. It alrighty, yeah. We so well, she she could this little girl. She said this little girl. She knows. She knows. All about going back home and she's done. All about going back and she's done. It for me, but she doesn't really wanna be toilet. It for me, but she doesn't really want to. Trained. So. Yeah, and I figure it's months job. And I figure it's moms job [laughter]. So I haven't been been doing you know, I I'm not you know, go to the bathroom. So I haven't been been you know, I I'm not you know. You know, I tell her before and I said, it's time to pull down your pants and body and she goes and then she. Before. The party in 2000 since you. Then she we put a diaper on and that's it and I figured mom can do it. Were on that's. It. Yeah, well, last night Jacob. He said to me after he finished his bad. He says I got P P P and the bathtub though he wanted so I said fine, I don't care. Huh. Well, doesn't go on it right before he goes to the it takes up top that I see we always gotten a habit of doing that first and. Go. All right, before we go through that. No, not really got. Yeah, I I need to. I think, I'm gonna start you know, working on that now, you know. I mean, Carol used to go months before he was never toilet trained it was just a half. Months before he was ever try to trade it was just a half. You know, it became such a habit, but um, yeah, but I'll tell you the total training. You know, something to have it. But I'll, tell you total training. I think. I think. And reading the same things. And reading are the same things. All the sudden it just clicked. All of a sudden it just click. It. Isn't something that you know, it takes months to learn it is. Something. No, no, well, I'm. Not gonna worry about it. You know, you know, but you know, it didn't bother me about the not going for a while and I didn't Press them either. So. . I said fine, if you wanna go on your diaper fine. Huh huh, Sarah. You know, but really quick. Was really quick. And then, um, Carl. Carl was more. He was fine and then then like six months later. All of sudden forgot. Yes, we well, yeah. So, oh. wow. So he'll figure it out. Yeah and Sarah. We're. I don't know if I told you we were looking into modeling. Oh yeah, she looks very much like you Molly by the way. Oh yeah, yeah. I got your pictures. Oh. what do you think? She has this cute. She looks but she certainly has that North house. Face. See I can't see the eyes. I can't you know, the eyes. They definitely there definitely your side of him. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, and Jake, just looks like you know his dad. So. Yep. Yeah, but, um, no, I had. I had looked into this because everybody just says, oh. your kids are. So nice and calm and you know, and they're. So cute and whatever you should take them. You know in the modeling look into it. Yeah, yeah, right so there was an ad in the paper. So I said, okay, I'll go, you know, find out about it. Well, so I went and it it. Wasn't much. You know, but they called me back and they said you know, we're interested in your daughter. Huh. That's been fine. . You know, so now, it's, just a matter of getting some stuff together for them and getting black and white photos and I should talk to you before I took pictures. Yeah. . So you have to go get them done. Done. Yeah, did they do it? Did they do it? Well, I took the, they said I could take the photos myself. The place. They called you. So I did and then, um, they're getting developed they'll be ready. Huh. Yeah. I guess. They're ready today, but I can't get them because I don't have a car and Toms working. Huh. Um, unless you pick them up before I went to work, but anyway, and then you gotta get a oh. by 10 glasses. Huh. Top. Huh. So, um, I know people they go to. Yeah, I know people that go to Boston. All the time to do that. Well, they said you know, you could go Philly or new York city even and I'm thinking you know. Yep. Yeah. I don't know you know said, let me look into it. Nope. Doesn't hurt you know, maybe she can make us a few dollar. No. [laughter]. No, no, no. Put them to work child labor. You [laughter]. [laughter]. I think it's in a car. She. Some box center to college. The call. Yeah, well, I just think I would get on the . I just think I just look at on that McCullough cocaine thing that you know, that's child star and how he's got six kids his family and his parents are divorcing now and they're arguing over him. Some things that you know that sounds sorry, got six kids to family and parents are divorce again. They're arguing over him. I think that is the most pitiful. Most pitiful. I just think that and and and whoever gets him the other one gets all the other six kids I mean, five kids and I think that's pretty sad. Yeah, and and whoever gets him the other one gets all the other six kids. Oh. really. I mean, 510 that's pretty sad. I mean, I wouldn't wanna be in his situation. I wouldn't wanna be in this situation. No, no, I I heard something, but I didn't know what was going on with it, but I just. I just heard it briefly and I was waiting online yesterday reading I'm reading the magazine, huh. Huh. National inquire [laughter]. No, no, it was. I think it was us or something. I think it was. That effect, but. Yeah. Oh. well, but. But uh, no, I figured you know it doesn't hurt to look into it. You know, and I don't know if this place is legitimate or what you know, that's that's the only thing that ever concerns me, but well, I had to take a class, which they give you all sorts of information and you watch a video about you know, the business or whatever for $25. No, no, I. That's that's the only thing that ever concerns me, but you know. Yep. Well for $25 I'm, not gonna worry about it. Yeah. You know, so you could keep looking up because we had things come to the house like so they're gonna be a you know, like the Sheraton. Well, you know, you could keep looking up because we've had things come to the house like still they're gonna be at you know, like the Sheraton and then you you go and you're supposed to go and bring your child and they have it's like a talent search type deal. You're supposed to go and bring your child and they have looks like. Bye. Huh. I never know, huh huh. Well, you never know sounds like fun. And you know, you're, right, downtown and everything. And you know, you're, right down. So it wouldn't be too because I mean new York would be hard, but not downtown silly. Right, right, so I'm hoping to stay in this area. [laughter], but,. So you never know maybe next thing you know, you'll be in LOS Angeles. My. Yeah, yes, and all my phone calls will be free [laughter]. Yeah, yeah. No, this is great. Oh. Because this is the second like research project. Now, I've gotten into the one was with Sarah and then then now this free photo balls, you know, heck why not. Huh. . Yeah, gosh, only research thing we could do is so listen to music. And say which music we'd like so [laughter]. That's high. Yes, I see you. Don't play with my phone. Not while I'm on a free phone call. Carol's in Santa Lucia, pageant tomorrow, [laughter]. Oh yeah. Oh boy. What is he he's a puppy? Um, he's a Thompson. She's a what. He's a , which is like an F. Is it healthy which is like? [laughter]. I you know what the same policy is don't. You know, with. You like going. No. She doesn't know, she's job it's. Huh. It's. The sweetest. The Swedish. Um, you know, it's the Swedish Hall. Um, you know, huh. I'll. Um, Christmas type deal and the oldest daughter puts on the white down and then where is this the release of candles around her head. Push on the white down and. Candles around her head. And you know, serves breakfast or whatever I don't know, but there's a whole thing behind it. You know. Thing behind. So our Church puts it on because it has Swedish route. So every couple years they put it on. Years. Huh. So Carlson to through the red types. [laughter]. Red tights and red shorts and, um, turtleneck invest. Alright. We'll be like little pack. And like little L pad, you know, oh. well, he should have them last night. He was ridiculous. Yeah, [laughter]. So. So how are you doing, huh? Oh. fine. Fine. I just don't. [laughter]. I want December to be over. Yeah, are you still breastfeeding? Yes, I am how about you. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. I'm kind of an. I I am doing it like least twice a day, but she's teaching, everything I give her a bottle. 45. Well, what do you give her in the meantime? Nellcor formula, huh. Formula. Oh. okay, I. So I don't know I just, I she's got teeth and she's been biting. I just. That. That would hurt. And it hurts. Yes, Sarah hasn't been yet. Yeah, you know, I'm talking about. So. Well, she has two T's, right. Yeah, [laughter]. But still two T's. Can be just as much damage as 8. Yeah, I know I remember Jake. So. So. So, um, but no, I I like nursing except also my other dilemma is that I'm. Nursing except also my other dilemma is that I'm still I'm busy home enough and so. So I'm busy and I'm, not home enough and so you know, I just don't wanna be bearing myself. All over the place. Yeah, so I have it's, not. So I have it's not it. Hasn't been as easy as it was with the other 20 yeah, and it took me a while to find a formula that she liked she's very picky, but I finally found that Carrington's follow up. Right, right. Yeah, because you're home with them. Yeah, and it could be a while. Yeah. Huh. She likes that and it doesn't taste too bad. My I thought for myself. So she likes it. So I I give it to her. [laughter]. But other than that. Yeah, well, Sarah standing here next to me. I'm sitting on the floor. I can hear. Yeah, she's. She's think, she's being acute. Pulling at my year. Oh. you feel like kicking me. So. You want to listen to a baby. You want to listen to Sarah. Huh, bye bye. Back. Not gonna say anything just breed heavy. Okay, [laughter]. Yes, there is in the and she does say my. She said it's Rachel. Fine. But only when she's really mad. Yeah, only when she's really mad. By really. Yeah, she says mom. Yes, yeah, huh. Yes, man, that like at dinner time when there's like a crisis and everything and that's the only time she says it to complain. [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah. Is typical kid. Isn't. It nice. How quickly they learn? Yeah, well if she's learning [laughter], huh. So. But, um, yeah, really children children children. Yeah. Yeah, well, I have. Some some advice for you. [laughter]. What [laughter]? Is that my sister in law is Jovi? Yeah, [laughter]. Yeah, she said if she would do it again. She wouldn't have 3. She would have 400, you are. Oh. we are having four we're gonna it's just a matter of when my sanity will survive. Okay. Wait a few more months. [laughter]. Why why did he say that because three just doesn't work? Why why does she say that? Yeah. She said you know, if you're gonna have three you might as well. No, I. Have 4. Well. Let's. Face. It to look at Rachel is five and a half years younger than Carl and seven and a half younger than Sarah and it's just too much of an age spread. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So and I don't want her grown up being the only. Right huh. So I probably will. Well, that's not. So bad. I did. This is true, but you know, my I don't. Yeah, I know I know it. I don't wanna go through pregnancy again. I don't want to. Oh. my gosh, Molly. Yeah, I do. I do and I don't, I you know I had a really she was wonderful. And I don't, I you know I I it was wonderful I've had a good. I had a good pregnancy with her and everything and it was wonderful, but man on me I'm having a baby again and all the frown around stuff. All around stuff. I was out of that. I really was you know, I'm into you know, mom. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. Um, I wanna have my friends over right right. I want to have my friends over and I wanna do this it's. Just really it's just different. Really. Yeah, well she she's at this cute age now too. Oh yeah, she's real cute age. I can imagine if I introduced is another one younger. So of course yesterday on Friday a baby set for a deer 1. On Friday. I babysit for a, they were one you know, Rachel. You know, Rachel. And then one, huh. And then one years old and two years old oh. my gosh, so, but the one year old in two year old get along really well, so it wasn't too bad. Huh. Oh my gosh huh. But the one year old here. Okay. Yeah, well good. But yeah. Yeah, I'm gonna start looking into doing something after the first of the year. I need to get some money coming in here for myself. Huh. I'm going crazy. Well, yeah, that's. What helps with Davie sitting? Yeah, so I mean, they're gonna do baby sitting here at home or there's a school that I know of like a block and half away and I called up because one of the teachers there went to Kelvin. So,. Oh. yeah. Yeah, and I used to sing with her over at, um, one of the charges. I was at, but anyway, so I called there and anyway, the principal called me back and he said they haven't opening after the first year. One day, a week in the afternoon. I said, well, I have kids of my own. Would that be a problem? No that's, not a problem, but. For after school care. Yeah, after school for 10-15 kids, they just say after school you know, they play for a little bit and they come inside and do their homework. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, we have. And it's like a block and a half away and for three hours and then he says you know, sometimes people call out sick. Yeah. So, but and then I thought you know, I said, Tom, this was a school. I was thinking about for Jacob to go to so it's a private Christian school. Yeah, it's a private school. Well. I don't know if I want him go in there or not it's a very fundamental school, which is fine. But I don't have a problem with it, but one of the. Policies or whatever it is about punishment and they have a statement in there saying that that we agree that it's. . Okay, for them for corporal punishment as long as there's one other adult, you know in the room. Huh. I don't know. I don't believe in that, but. And Tom and I both a teacher now, excuse us, we'll leave this banking up. God. But the thing, what what you need to evaluate then is you know you know, your child. You know, you know, your child like I don't. I mean, like I don't believe that my children would ever do anything that would require them to be. Ever do anything. It would require them to be right. Well, Carol. But. There maybe a time. Right, but you never know you know. You don't know. And and I just, um, but the same time I do want my kids to learn discipline, but I don't think they need you know, to go. I don't think. The fear of God [laughter]. Yeah, you're, right. Yeah, so. I have a hard time. I would have a hard time of that, but if you were there after school, you kinda get an idea. I know so I thought you know, let me go see there and see once what it's like you know, it doesn't he's gonna be going to school for a few more years anyway, but you know, it's a way to get your foot in the door, maybe by then their philosophy will change or something. Yeah. Yeah. Did I tell you that our school system because they changed the bus since it used to be, um, first grade through 8th grade all one on the same bus and now they split it off now? It's, first through 4th and 4th 5th through 8. Oh. that makes sense. Well, so now the little kids start an hour later. Well, so. So they have free before school care. You can drop your child off at seven o'clock in the morning cost a dollar for them to have serial milk orange juice and minimum Flynn. . Cost a dollar for them to. No that's. Great and and it's free to our parent. And and it's free to our town. So, I've been having we've been having sort of meetings, Sarah at school at at. So I've been having we've been having to go to meetings for Sarah at school at at,. It's 730 in the morning. At 730 in the morning. So a couple times. So a couple times. I've taken the kids there. I've taken it, huh huh. I can't believe now they have after school care as well, but if you have to pay for it. Can't. Now they have access to a fair as well. Right. But. Well, that's that's, a bar going. Well, how many times do you? Well, how many times do I mean? I mean, it's, just and I'm surprised because not a ton of people use it. I'm not kind of people use it, huh huh huh. So that's just surprises me. Huh. But yeah, you that is a problem. Yeah, I that is a problem. I think with a private school. A privacy really have. You really have to look at their philosophies. Yeah, and see there's only like one teacher per grade. So I mean, it's a small school. Yep. So you know, I see here if I go there and help out after school at least I can get a sense of the kids. The teachers and you know. And the teachers. Yeah, I would go. I would take up you know. So I have the application here and they gotta do a criminal fine. I don't care. So yeah, and, um, you know, that's a good way to find out about needs teachers and now that we've been fortunately I've been pretty happy with the public school here. [laughter]. Yes, yes. Unfortunately. I've been pretty happy with public school. So. Yes, see I he would go to a public school around here, but well, I don't know what to tell you. Molly. Let me tell you, they say, do pick up some interesting things. They would he took up some interesting things. Have you ever heard of that book? Have you ever heard that Alexander? Alexandra horrible. The horrible. No, good very bad day book anyways, there's a book up. Day. No anyway there's a book out it's a plus and I was reading it to Carl. It's a cute book. And I was reading it to Carl one night and he goes mom when you visit me when I'm, Sarah age school and I said, yeah, and he went through the whole neighborhood, you know, all the way up to 8th grade I'm thinking, yeah, like you're gonna want me to visit you, but yes, I'll be there. It's. Great I'm. Having yeah, like you're gonna want me to do. So then he goes to the mom, the first day, kindergarten when I first went, I didn't know if I ever see you again and that was a very horrible day I'm, like, oh my gosh, [laughter]. The first. Oh. I'm like, oh my gosh, oh. Geez that's. I mean, that's, what he got out of this book. What he got out of this book, huh? It's a really cute book about how a kid has you know, and he says I think, I'll go to Australia. It's a really cute book about how a kid has you know, like to go to Australia. It's Keith, book, but that's what, Carol got out of that book and I thought, oh my goodness, you know, you don't you don't know what kids are thinking. It's, keep book, but that's what call got out of that book, huh. Oh my goodness. You know, you don't you don't know what kids are thinking. And and I didn't know that that was that stressful. And I didn't know that that was that strip. Well, you know, huh. You know. But I guess it is for, but you know, you know, but you don't know what goes in your head, a car. But you know, and you but you don't know what goes through their heads and Carol is very local about things, but Sarah would never tell me. Huh. But Sarah would never tell. She would. She didn't talk. Did she she holds it all in? She holds it all in. So, but we're, she's doing really, um, you know, she's been quoted for learning disabilities at school and everything and, um, we've had her as a knowledge. So, but where she's doing really,. Thanks for learning disabilities. And,. It and and all that and she's really doing she's doing so much better and this summer she went for a occupational therapy called sensory integration. So much better in this summer. She went for a. Sensory inspiration. I don't know if you know about that, but I learned a lot about that. You know, about that. Yeah, I've learned a lot about that. This summer and. This summer there are some kids that freak out with. Well different sensory problems. Oh. man, my in this kid, my child likes to down since then she's she's she's also been on the neurologist says she's attention deficit. In this. My child like. She she's she's also been. She. But not the attention deficit where she runs around she's learned that that is not socially acceptable. Not. Where she runs around? But that is not social acceptable. But she hasn't stopped running around inside her head. But she hasn't stopped running around inside her head. And, um, so so anyways the sensor integration has been, I can't tell you. Um, so so anyways, just since frustration has been, I can't tell you. How much? How much I've learned about her? It would be you know, like the O T would say to me your daughter's, the type of child that does this and I would say I remember when she did that when she's two years old and and you know, it really it's like man. You know, like the OT would say to me your daughter's, a type of child that does this and I was. When she did? No, it really it's like man. I wasn't such a bad parent. I wasn't such a bad parent. It was because of you know, and she's. It was because of it and she's. Um, this has been really good and say you know, she says Sarah is gonna be fine. Um, this neurologist has been really good and say you know, she's here. When she goes up, but we need to make it as easy as possible for her and, um, the teacher was saying how, well, Sarah plans at school and she organized herself and that's part of her goals is organization and planning? Possible for her and she's received. How well, Sarah plans at school and organizing herself and that's part of her goal organization? And everything. Everything they said, but you changed the plan and she will not get it at first it will take for a long time and they're. And I said, but you changed the plan and she will not get it at first it will take for a long time and they're. All just said to us. All just said to us. That's because Sarah smart enough to know that she has to organize herself in order to provide. That's because Sarah is smart enough to know that she has to organize herself in order to survive. And,. Well, it sounds like. Oh. she has learned a lot. She has a lot. And matter of fact, they just pushed her ahead in reading good because she's doing well, but um, I just learned a lot about her and I just had Carl evaluated by the . And matter of fact, they just pushed her ahead in reading because she's doing real. Well, but um, I just learned a lot about her and I just had Carl evaluated by the because she said she would let us know and she said he has none of the motor problems that she has. Just because she said she would let us know and she said she has none of the motor problems that she's had, huh. So it was just you know, it's been nice. So it was just you know, it's been nice. This woman has really been on target, huh. This woman has really been on target it's for us. For us we've I've learned a lot. We've I've learned a lot. And of course, our insurance will let us go for OT anymore, but she gets it at school, but. And of course, our insurance won't go for OT anymore, but she gets at school, but. It's, not as nice as the one that we were seen down. Massachusetts [laughter]. . So come this summer. So come this summer, I guess, we're gonna doing [laughter]. I guess, we're gonna do it again. So we have this Benji swinging. So we have this Bundy swinging. Are on our basement and I'm. Are on our basement I'm. Sure, you're I'm. Sure, I'm sure, Jacob. Sure Jacobs would just love it. It spins and it, um, bounces up and down and you can swing and, um, it's it's really it's like a huge for an older child it's like a a a Jolly jumper and the kids love it there. Ends and it bounces up and down. Uh, it's it's really it's. Like a huge for a little child it's like a Jolly bumper. And the kids love it, huh. They play down there. They play down there. My dad helped me both 2. My did help me bolt. It to our the ceiling of our basement. Are the ceiling of our basement that's neat idea if I can put a swing in our basement down here? It's. I mean, it. Yeah, and he put a, he figured out how to put a swivel because they used this climbing equipment to hang things at this. He figured out how to put a swivel because they use just climbing equipment banks things as it's OT place, but my dad figure out a way and cost us like 50 cents, huh. Oh T place. But my dad figure out a way and it cost us like 50 cents and, um, it does just what it does at the place down in Massachusetts where we would go. Um, it does just what it does at the place down in Massachusetts or you go, huh. So, um, I'm. So, um, I'm a big believer. A big believer. Now and sensor integration. Now. I didn't know very much about it. Didn't know, very much. And I've learned quite a bit. Oh good. So,. So, um, but I am very hooked on believing that children really need to do [laughter]. Very cost I'm believing that. You know, I now I can see where you know, when I guess that I take care of or whatever I um, that center integration problem or [laughter], huh. You know, I and now I. Would you like take care? That's, great [laughter]. Well, that's, the thing. Being in the field of em are too. You know, I you know you look at all these kids in the store or whatever you owe that. Gee, I wonder if that person is registered here. There you know, or are they getting speech therapy or you know, he. Well, yeah. Exactly my next door neighbor she's dealing with a kid. She's the only way to she her. She's got sensor integration up and down and then her daughter, she has fits every morning getting dressed because she doesn't like the the putting on the clothes, the text she doesn't like tack. Inspiration up and down then her daughter, she has. She doesn't look. She doesn't like snow pants because they you know this and that and you cannot touch that kid lately because she's ready to push you out, but you know, and it's like, huh. Like. Uh huh. You know, and it's like this is so clear to me. This is so clear to me. [laughter]. Yeah, well, that oh. I wish Tom would take some developmental classes. Yeah. I mean that it would help. So much with Jacob. I mean, yesterday. Oh. we went to he wanted to go play tennis fine. Huh. Well, we drive them down there and there was nobody to play tennis. Well, that was bad. So I said why, don't you come with us? We're gonna go to this factory outlet to by Christmas decorations that I had heard about it said, 0. . Yep, yep, she has no hat on. Can you tell her to put a hat on please? Sorry. So I said let's, go. So we went, well when we couldn't find the place then Jacob falls asleep in the car. Huh. Well, so then we get there, we have to wake Jacob up there was sleeping and it was lunchtime. Oh yeah. Nobody at Eaton oh gosh, we go into this place. It was fine. It was alright, no big deal. Actually, but we bought lights Thomas into the well, if we see it, we might as well get it now. Yeah. [laughter]. I'm, like wait a second. [laughter]. You can probably get it at a better place at a better, huh. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so we get these lights and stuff. Well, then we get in line there must have been 15 people online. Oh my gosh. Well Jacob he's, two years old. Well, he doesn't know how to stand still too. Good. Yep. And Toms like stand still get your foot off. This stand still don't touch that and Jacob. [laughter]. [laughter]. Oh gosh, and then Tom is yelling at me. You can't control your kid. Yeah, you're, right. Yeah, and like I thought he I wasn't gonna argue with them in the store. Get in the house and get it happened. It wasn't worth it. You know, so all well then I then finally he takes both the kids to the car. No, it wasn't, but. Oh. so then I get out to the car and everybody's in a hissy fit out their Jacobs been crying. Huh. Huh. Huh. The car Thompson, Jacob. Huh. Gotta SWAT looks like I didn't say. 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So go back to gone tomorrow for what did I work. Right. So hard. So this is suppose. You know, to keep it under control. Alright, so this is she said the kids love it sales nice. Oh. I'm, sorry. Oh good. Okay, worth a try let's be sure. And. Right, she says after should pull the her. He just sports through this picture. Right. You put two drops in the whole Cup of water and just put it through there here. And you come. Oh. Huh. Okay, well she's, the switch bottle like a window washer. No, like a squeeze bottle like a beta dial ball it comes with it. Or a squeeze bottle. I have, yeah, I have Sean. Oh. They give you everything you need it's a whole little kook. Oh. It. Huh. [laughter]. No, but if it works it's worth it. Yeah, for sure, sorry, it's a lot. So I think I'll give it to Tober . Oh okay, what is he coming? Was very looking forward to the yeah. Yeah, I just spoke to a mall because she's jumping out of her scanner ready. Yeah, and huh, the totals coming the 6th. When is the coming? Yeah. I think. The 6th. Why was it gonna be by? Yeah, and she's going to some relatives or something. I don't know. Huh. That's nice. Yeah. Huh. Is anybody coming before that. Um, yeah, but we. Yeah. Coming Sunday, but I don't know if we have a way of getting it to him. Uh, no, just for my pictures. I'm concerned with [laughter]. I will try we'll try. Okay, um, you call in and are they still here. Sorry access to. I met them. I just did I tell you, they wanted to come to and Anna, Sarah sister's here for the whole summer. Who. All right. So they wanted to see remote pool and that's like you know, surf attraction. If you're flying [laughter]. Huh. [laughter]. So I've met them in a Parkin remote Alice and we had a nice afternoon together. Huh huh. Nice. I haven't seen her kids in over a year. Huh. Sure, I haven't seen her. She has a . Yeah. I haven't. I never, yeah, she wanted to name. Her Sarah, but she thought would be too confusing. Yeah. Sarah, Sarah. All that so she names Honda Sarah. Huh. I see. So I she was born last Lewis. You know, a year and some ago I never saw her. . Oh anyway. Your brothers are working hard and they come. Oh. Oh. yeah, but then they're both enjoying it. Oh good. That's. What they said anyway? You could ask them. Okay. Um, I wanted to ask you do they you know, you have this lazy, Susan in your cabinet. Yeah. Is that a common item? Do I still spell that? It's a rubber made. Yeah, probably top aware sells. Yeah, you want one or 2. It also, I was thinking somewhere probably also sells. Hello. It. Nope. I don't recall seeing it type away, but maybe. Huh if they have like a two tiered 1. Yeah. Cause that would save a lot of space. You know, my cabinets are very high and to always. I think the two that I have is a two tier that I took apart. Oh. really because my the cells are really. Yeah. Oh. your cells are high. High, but they're they're pretty high one from the other and so, so what happens is to maximize space. Yeah. Yeah. Everything's got jumbled on top of everything else. Huh. Okay, I can look. And then it's behind it's very funny. See whatever. Yeah. Alright. Okay, and something else I wanted to ask you do you go to the secondhand stores. Some or you go on with these. Sometimes. What. Could you some broker? Could you some winter jumpers? With Jack. She has polished dumpers because she has before. I always look for jumpers, but it's, not a common thing because most kids where pans. It's, not coming. Right huh. Okay if not, yeah. All right, but what's the 3242. No, no for sure for T even five T and I could always have it all the dresses that she's wearing the smallest is POR T the biggest is 60 [laughter]. Okay, right. Okay. But I know I could always send. Droppers. Alright, we can look for them. Maybe some. Oh. it's, not. Ah, yeah, sometimes Oshkosh. I mean. If they haven't. Oh yeah, I got one nice windy. My system id when was born gave me a very nice blue standard. Yeah. Huh. I think it's stuff. Because, um, jumper let's say if she has a sign of polishers because the ones from last is soft hit her. Oh huh you were like that you didn't get wider on top. So you know. Huh. You had a dress that Omar bought you and it kept you keep growing, but it didn't get tight on your on top finally. Huh. I made it into a drop waist. It was a blue dress with a white ruffle. I bought a blue and white checkered piece of material and I made a drop. And you made a start, huh. [laughter]. It was a dropped waist dress and hot. Oh. if you don't see it. [laughter]. Wow. I say if you don't see any sisters insight. So you could you know, [laughter]. Right [laughter]. If if there's another one a year later. So what's for, let her work. Exactly [laughter]. But I wasn't ready to give up this nice dress yet. Thanks for that. Oh. You know, I called Toyota yesterday and I said if anybody knows about this deal probably she does because you told me this is Reuben right, but didn't know, anything about it. Her mother tells me about it. I was sure she spoke to her mother for half an hour last week. [laughter]. Her mother. Nicola. Just know anything about it. . So what's, the whole idea what are they trying to. They're studying it's for educational purposes. Meaning do I sound educated. No, oh [laughter]. [laughter]. To that. Huh. I'm, not going back to school to that. [laughter]. Huh. Oh. you go every day. Yeah, I am going back to school. Yeah, but not as a student. Where. When you start? . Well the girls are coming the 11th, but I'll have to go in and probably like a week week and a half before that. Huh. Because. I'll tell Tober if she's in the office before I have to leave it for you. If she goes. You won't be in the office, but if she's in the dorm, she could pop into the office. It's still building sound. Okay. It's 88. Whatever if she feels like it maybe I'll look for she won't be in the storm. Hi, [laughter]. If not you'll get it a week later. Doesn't know, the dorms not open till Sunday. Alright, so then you'll get it. You could tell her. So I'm. Sure, I'm. Sure, it's gonna be in a letter. The door is gonna be open from Sunday, the 11th without mails just for sleeping. Huh huh. And before that the door won't even be open. Okay. So anyway, so she's, excited huh. Yeah. But she was happy to know that you're there, you know, that's always the. I had. Yeah. Yeah, of course. Shoulder to fall back on if you have to cry. Yeah in fact it was just telling me it's she always has a very interesting way of looking at things like very way a very nice way of solving problems. She told me that last year. This was this idea was conceived last year. She wanted to tell the girls that when they come, they should be careful of the noise. The first night. It's that you know, it's important because they're, you know, they're. All excited. And all that, but on the other hand. It's it's very much bother the neighbors and after this after it's quite the whole summer. So, [laughter], but you can't send the letter you know, you gotta be quite the first night. Oh. they really to. And the windows are still open. So she wrote a letter. Right right, right, right, so actually gonna write that to the girl. And your windows are still open. So she writes them a letter to the parents saying you know. Hello, my name is Mrs and I'm being by and I'm. Sure, you're, actually sending your daughter's away and it's hard. But I'm here and I'm always on available and you know if anything comes up, you could always you know, like to make them feel at ease and then she threw it in the last program. Huh. You know, tell the girls that they should keep in mind. But anyways. Very nice. And you during your vacation. So what else is doing here. Yeah, we went to the zoo on. F. On Wednesday. Wednesday, Wednesday, Thursday forgot already. Yeah, they let you out. Huh. Yes, Sarah, whenever she saw any animal, she went [laughter]. Alright, sir. [laughter]. Too scared. They must have been. That. So scared of her. Must have been anyway that they enjoy the smartest thing that I did was that instead of. March . I now I only use that little light carries, but we bought the McLaren because I figured it struck Cox out in the middle. She could go in there that was great. Yeah. Cause more than half the time she was in the carriage. They were in there together. To gather. Yeah. And yeah, because I I put down online down and Sarah sits on the back. . It's, not. So good for the carriage wouldn't. Do it on a regular basis at breakfast it's? Oh. it's. Good for you. All the way in the front and cause she wouldn't have been able to manage all that walking. Huh. No, yeah. But the Zulu is gorgeous. It's it's in a standing location. It's like in a Valley, but not just the Valley between two mountains. You could look like all the way around 360 degrees and there's mountains around you gorgeous. Where is this? And they land it's in Marco southern part of your line. You know who that is. Is it. Yeah. I was gonna look it up on the map right now. I was gonna run for Mac. And a landscape that's running really. Yeah. I mean, it's it's really. They have like the center part of the zoom is a huge manmade. Obviously Lake with gorgeous. Swans and keys. And and ducks really very pretty and they have palm trees and waterfalls. I think we should come check it out. They just made it. Yeah, I think it should. Yeah. Maybe that'll be the next fee offer if you sound educated, you could come. Huh. Huh. And indicate the rest of the country. [laughter], Dara you're. No, why. Your father's daughter you're cockeyed optimist. Huh. Anyway, it's. Huh. Like the oh wasn't, the zoo wasn't. So impressive, yeah, like one Lyon to Jim pansies, whatever. Huh. But like for example, the lot. The setting. Yeah, the line was in was not in a cage, but it was on the plush green hilly like Hill slope and like a line is very regal. Huh. I mean, it gets name for a reason you know, you have them. Yeah. So it's like sitting there like a King. You know, looking at the people against this green plus background was gorgeous really very nice. Huh. A L. first time. And . They made it. Huh very nice. They made it very very nice first time. Last night. We were there. It used to be an S Toda. Huh. The boot right near my school. Right. Right. I don't know if it was that gorgeous then I was never there then. Yes, by. Huh. Anyway, so we enjoyed it and the kids enjoyed it and we when we came home. And P J is gonna stay in their old door. I don't know. I think I heard they got one more year and I haven't been following rules, huh. . Huh. But some. Bye. Yeah, and what else did we do. We went to. I went to the, I went with the kids and the got leaves to Park one day. Yeah, that we saw. That was the picture. Wherein, the picture. Probably not because I think it's in the film now, which 1. Yeah, so who's kids are those. It looks like a playground nice playground. Where was? With a tire and. Oh. you. Oh. that's set of kids in the sand box in the sandbox. So big, I have to look at them again. Yeah huh, doesn't sales. Yeah, star kids. Cause I'll have to look at them again. Yeah, yeah, I took that on purpose for me, huh. I see. Very good. Well anyway. Okay. Um, good. So I guess I'll. Let my brother's out there there of the air time. Alright, well I'll get it is two cents in. Yeah. They're more educated than I am. Oh. minute. I have to say hello, hold on. Okay. A word from our sponsor. How are you did you ever hear me? Hello, I think it's. This did you ever. What. Did I ever? Go. Did you ever hear me quite so long [laughter]? [laughter]. Anytime. That's, how you got. So smart. Huh. No they're, not testing to see if you're smart. I think they're testing dialects and and see they have two programs one is to call domestically and wants to call overseas and it could be they're seeing whether I mean your native American, right. Bye. . Yeah. Whether your English changes. Huh. You know, so that's, probably what they're interested. Huh. Yeah, a different era. I can write him a letter, huh. Yeah. [laughter]. Okay, whatever anyway. Alright if we hear anything about it. Well, we'll. Let you know what kind of experiment you participated in any case may R N E O E left off. Okay. Yeah, when they're coming. They left Wednesday night. So they should be there. . And they're living in . Where they live it because they know? Huh huh huh. Huh. Yeah, right. He thought 63 or 69. I have a finish department. Alright, I've got a phone number. I don't think they have a phone number yet, but I gave them your phone number. Uh huh, but you can call her call her sister call call. Oh okay, good. Okay. See. My and call me or sister in the area code. Yeah, is that the one that's? While. While. Manner. Man it's just a broker broker broker wireless. Whatever. Yeah, okay, I. Yeah, yeah, right. Alright. Okay, I can track her down now. I'm. Sure, they'll call when they when they need something [laughter]. Yeah, okay, but if you wanna welcome them if you want to welcome them then you can. Oh. 00, yes, it's coming on Monday, Mister . Huh. O que. Yeah, right that's only if I know. Well, it's anything out that [laughter]. He's gone. Yes. Yes, he's going to the mirror. [laughter]. Oh. very nice. And I I like, I was so out of it and then he suddenly called and I realized his like coming soon. Oh wow. Well, does that mean? The boys huh huh. You're. Good. From a not a and that's probably reserved reservations in this hotel for next job. So if they'll be a that's. All. Huh. Very good. That's. All huh. Um, I didn't get from. Are they there now? Yeah, they're here. Now. Yeah, there. Yeah, okay, we'll. Give them two minutes to one second. Yeah. Yeah, I just wanna ask you two questions. first of all. Do you still need any stamps? Yeah. Um, very they're helpful. I don't really need right. That what I mean. This minute, but well, I never know when somebody will come and want to buy 30. Oh okay, well that's a right. So I have meantime. Yeah, okay, I would accept the offer. At. No, I just want to know whether you had enough and if. Oh. I I wrote in a letter 40 cent stamps, but I mean 46. Huh, right. Okay, well we'll, try to send you some of those and the other thing I want to mention to you if you take money from honey. Yeah. Whatever. Let me know. . I did 1. Yeah, I I know you did. So that's. Why I want to let me know? Right. Right. Let me know. I didn't buy. No, you did let me know you didn't know how much you took? Oh. I thought. Okay, 300 and what was it 30350. Huh. This was within like the last two months. I've. It was when Omar came cause I wrote that whole gotta that happened. Yeah. I didn't get that letter. We took what. Oh okay, maybe in today's mail. I didn't see it. Cool. No, no, no it's. All. Okay, okay. It's Omar came that I took from him and almost gave it back and he brought it from him and then it went around three times. Fine. Huh. Oh. I didn't didn't Register. That okay, fine. . Fine. No problem. Good it's. Great talking to you. I'm, probably thinking. Yes, it is here. They are waiting for the air time. Okay, and since the email is is is the Prime, the Prime person here. Um, we'll. I'm educator. Let talk. Okay, here's. The Huda, you standing right here by hello, have a very good service. Bye. Thank you. Hope I hope they make the surveys more often. Okay. [laughter]. If they want to if they want to, um, what's. The called analyze. My my dialect. They should take to keep in mind on my husband's mind from Montreal. Right. [laughter]. Okay, well, give them all the information. Okay, [laughter]. They need. Okay, fine call too, bye bye. Huh. Good Jarvis. Hello. Hello, how are you. Fine dollar huh. Good. We just picture of you with one of the kids on the couch one of the rows pictures. Yeah, yep. Have your vacation. Very nice. Working hard. Yeah. Good. Come back at the end of day, wiped out. Really. You get any swimming it. Yeah. Is it very hot? Is it very hot in all? Huh. It's on top of the mountain. So you get a good breeze. Huh. Alright. Yeah. [laughter]. Okay, good how's. Your stomach. Oh huh. It likes the lady schedule. Yeah. Good according to the rules only one of us. I. So only 1. Let me finish. Okay. You have your rules lined up already. Not yet. I've heard him. Oh. yes, it's coming. Yeah, so I hear. Us very nice. Good, we Miss you here. We missed you here. Yeah, yeah, well. Huh. We're ready to come. Good. Yeah, good. I'm at the green world by yesterday. Oh. yeah, how long they still there. Yeah. Think how much on till next week sometime? Huh. Then we have this offer from our camp phone and we have it once from the city phone. So then we'll call up from Russia. Huh. You could tell him. You could tell given . I met a kid last night in the mirror wearing a Cam . Yeah. Really. Yeah. [laughter]. I recognize the kid. He I mean, he was in a short kid with roundish glasses black glasses short of, I don't know who it is. You don't know who it is. You didn't ask him. His name. Nope. Huh. Okay. Yes Frankel said he know, he's enough, telly. . I did I saw him. He didn't see me. Huh. I still had enough time to stop. Three minutes left out says huh. Okay, so give me the and then I'll get the . Okay, hi, hi, how are you. Fine box them. Good you're sounding very good . Yeah. Good. So, you're gonna be refreshed for the new month. Give me some. Good you'll. Keep us posted , etcetera. Yeah. Good, this month begins with Sunday. Sunday Monday. Monday. Huh. Okay. Huh. Yeah, and Casco is coming Sunday. You're gonna be a fiber. To learn [laughter]. Sure. Yeah. Huh, very nice very nice. Somebody else is calling to me. But I don't remember. Yeah, you . Okay, so let me give you enough. Holly. What. You you're staying in your . Yeah, yeah. Okay, good . You have a very good service. Thank you very much colder. Yeah, here's Colton, goodbye. Hi I'm. Not totally a message from or no a message from . You're, not enough Jolly. He went to a he feels bad that he missed his whole phone call. Oh okay. Okay, by. Good Sean. We're gonna have stuff on the 18th. Hey, how are you. Five-7. That's. Good having a good summer. Birth him nothing challenging. Good. Challenging. Yeah, he growing from it. Definitely. Huh. Oh that's. What you wanted? Yeah. Very good. Good, thanks for all your letters. Easier than last year. That's super wonderful. Sorry, there was a bit slow up last month. Huh. [laughter]. Huh. Okay. I want to get with him on the left a day earlier. Huh. Yeah, that caught her off guard that day early. Yeah, oh. I meant to tell you who the end of our also. Um, you know, Sean. Michael, a nephew. No. He was in camp a few years. Come in. Anyway. He needs major heart surgery. He can be Mister . Okay. Okay, well I'll put two cents in for free. Bye. Huh. Yes, there's a goal to have a kid. Okay. Yeah, I wrote you. Liza gold, a boy, a boy. Boy or girl. I forgot. Oh boy, I. I think the Bruce is today. . The business today. There's a big toe on even though, new like no 1. Could trace where the room was coming from. Alright, well it's, not a rumor it's a boy. Okay. I think I wrote you. Yeah. Maybe I didn't write it yet. Okay, here's, Barbara. Yeah. Have a good. Yeah, you too. Magazines. Vicki. How are you Foley? Hello Kim. You don't know, you're going. Are you gonna get you're gonna get little rest before the begins or how long does your can't go? Hello. I have the whole job. Is to recuperate, which is enough. Have a whole [laughter]. Okay, very good. Anything. Uh, I guess her versus you make up at the beginning of this month. Um, I would like to make some phone calls this week or next week really. Huh. Okay, well . We wrote how they're dropping out, huh. Your your your past coverage with dropping out. Who's. Your . Oh yeah. Hopefully you got a good replacement. Oh. yeah. Good are you staying by . Yeah, business . Huh, very good. All right. Like a lot. Good good that's. You know, once you get used to it then. It's in it's. Good. The. Yeah, the extra responsibility of camp is a wearing it down. [laughter]. No, not. I mean, not as much as last year. Huh. Well, last year's first first time. Last or the first is the second. Yeah, I thought. Huh. Much easier. I mean, I'm on my banners, Mano schedule about five hours of sleeper nights. Huh huh. How many points do you have responsibility for? And the man. Um, there are between 2530 in my group. I see. And I have you done to other co counsel. . Colors. This week next you sell them on a Tuesday. Oh boy. Huh. I don't know how much they'll be in cold War? But. That's . But but basically now I I'm getting up for and that's usually so my day starts early. I see. I see what time is seeking these days. . The signal is approximately 6. May. Huh. I. Nancy by the time. I get back to you. . Have time to send a little bit before camp. I see. Very good. Your room. You keep. My room. I keep I'm. Huh. Always here. You wanna say hold on for two minutes. Okay, well say hell out to him too. Yeah. Did email speak to you. Okay, sorry. I. Yeah, yeah, okay, fine have a good job. Spoke to yeah. Yes. This call to. Yes, yes. South of. Hello, Emma. Hi, welcome back to the Cosa. Yeah. Did dialing good there. Right. Yeah, the the monitor for like less than half an hour, the boss leaves here at three and leaves the case. That's for that's. Huh. Uh, that's, how they work it out. Oh. that's, very convenient. [laughter]. I hear your brother's coming. Yeah, Miss on Sunday. Oh. yeah, boy, a boy, a boy. Oh wow. Yeah. That's. Great. Not him is just probably staying over L and then going back going probably to Lakewood. I guess. Huh huh. Cause he feels that he got on whatever he needed from where he's learning and he got instead of running changing Chivas here and changing again. Bye. When he goes to ? He he'll just do it now. I see. I. Okay, so that area control will not be overwhelmed with diapers. See it. [laughter]. Okay, I'm gonna put Oma on gonna wish you a good job. Yeah, [laughter]. Oh. almost this. Okay, I guess you have this. Thank you. Thanks for calling, huh. Hello. Hello, . Oh yeah, yeah, how are you. Back again, 9. Good twice in one week. What a treat? .\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[laughter]. Hello, [laughter]. Gosh, that's free. Yeah, this is free, but we're gonna be disputed, huh. Great bye bye. Publicly restored to view. People are we're gonna be the people you watch on TV learning to speak English, huh. Okay, great. How are you? All righty. And how can I give you sleep it's nine o'clock? It's. Not in the morning. I know. Here I thought you wouldn't be home. Yeah. I called yesterday and no one was home. Let me get the machine. Yeah, but I had my one minute to hang up. Oh. I see. The house things. Things are okay, medicine is hard. Huh. [laughter]. It is, but it's. It that's worth that. Yeah, it's a lot. It's a lot to learn and not very much time. Yes. It's very dense. Right. It is. But it's neat. I like it. Yeah, good how's. Your new intern. A. New interns. Good she's, not as she's, not as like great as my first 1. . My one last week was just an incredible teacher and stuff. [laughter]. This one's just nice, which is also a good thing. Huh. Huh huh. I can't believe taking the day off. Good. Yeah, it's. Nice. Oh. well stuff with that. You government worker. Well, I thought all this leave to lose. So you can just take it whenever you want. Well, I'm, not the 1. I have to go into a actually look at some messages and stuff. Oh. And what work is that cash. That's. Yeah, it works. Okay, there's a Mommy. That's. Good. I think. She woke up to. Hello. I guess. Hi. How are you? I'm. Okay, how did. Are you sleeping too? Oh yeah, you have to know. What. You're being recorded. And we're gonna be publicly distributed. Oh. okay, [laughter]. Oh dear [laughter]. At. Were such lazy people, huh. [laughter]. Well as long as you speak American Engel SHH. Medically. Mhm. But not native American, huh. Huh. I'm speaking of which the game was awful. I know flora. Although they do look. What a Laura? Laura saw it. And her comments with a commentator seem pretty high on the skin. Yeah, everyone does although I have to say after the game last night. At it. Um, beating St. Hello. Or whatever Phoenix or Arizona. Whatever they're called was certainly. Huh. No, great feet. Hi, now. They are awful. Huh. They're really bad. House pen doing. It depends. Not yet. It hasn't started. But I haven't started yet. I didn't realize that. No, but I will keep you. How come Laura? [laughter]. I don't think we paid this week. No, I think you're, right. The IV start later. We don't play as many games. Right. How did Lawrence? Do. Browsing, huh. I've been hard from, huh. oh oh. Bye. We'll, write to her. So like that [laughter]. I try it's. So hard. Mom. You don't understand how little time. I have to do anything. These days. Yes, I do. And it's like impossible I've been waiting to find a half an hour when I could call because I can only use like it's like I have to use the whole half hour and there hasn't been a time where I actually could just sit on the phone for half of our. Huh. oh oh. We will talk for half an hour. We offer half an hour. You can't split it up. You can't split, huh. Not for free. Oh. That's weird. Ooh. I see. Well, this is something very important. We got the Washingtonian. Yeah. Huh. And they. But did you get play boy? Play boy. Yeah, girl of my classes in it. What. I I told you about that. A girl in my med school classes in this month's play boy. Oh. Oh. I didn't realize that I thought was a long time ago. Play boy. No, that was when she she did the posing over the summer. Yeah. But it's this month. Oh. I see. Huh. Yes, it was very funny at the train station yesterday when Elliot went to go get his, um, which you called barons, whatever. And I'm like, oh. how did they have Cray boy here? Yeah. That's and everybody's looking at me. Huh huh. You know her. What. Do you know her? Yeah. I know her. Well. It's a little bit weird. Just beautiful. If. This is strange doesn't that seem like a strange thing to do. Yes, I think so. I think it. I mean what kind of reception does it get. [laughter], mostly just like a gossipy. I mean, you mean the actual picture. No, I I know. I mean, yeah, I know. No, I mean what you're saying just gossip. No, I. Just, you. Yeah, just everybody's talking about it. It's. I think this is very peculiar way to launch your medical career. And I agree. Anyway. So what about Washingtonian. Very foolish girl. No it's gonna follow her that'll follow her forever. Huh. But what about. It might be bad. Oh. come on by. It's a good text, huh huh. Yeah, but is that the kind are you gonna wanna go to a doctor who's been a play boy you'd be surprised? Huh. What people will go to say? People. I would but you'd be surprised. What people will do? Maybe going to medical. Everything. Is a great way to launch her career as a play boy model. That's, right. Huh. Is that what you said? No. Anyway, so what about Washington. What what was? Alright, Washington. . You is a lot more important [laughter]. Huh. They said that may. Let's. See. National franchise [laughter]. And. So you you if you need a made, you said Paul made Virgie and you should get. But I already cleaned up my apartment. Yeah, but it'll get dirty again, believe me [laughter]. [laughter], but I told I wrote to you about how Elia cleaned it up. This weekend. Didn't. I. But does he always want to do it? No and he didn't clean it like made for. Would he just picked the papers up off, huh? Huh. I I sort of had a feeling that might be the case. He cleaned the kid. He actually cleaned up the kitchen. A little bit and maybe and got Branche thought was especially good. Did you get my message about hong Kong? . That you'll try and then I should make sure three days. Know that. How many days? Now. Yeah, I think I get there around noon. 1. And that's one of the three days. That's, not you get there noon that means you won't get like the hotel and everything till 23 in the afternoon. You get there noon that means you won't get like the hotel and everything. So you have the evening. Yeah, one evening. Oh. Okay, well I can do another day. . The problem is that like cuts down my time in Singapore. 00, well. Like I don't. I don't have that much time. I had to leave on Sunday. Do you have to make the do you have to make the decision when you hung now? I have to make the decision, huh. I mean, can you change the reservation with the Fox later? I've got until like the 20th. I think. No, no, no, I mean, once you've done it and you're coming out here and you said you leave it early. I you know how those things are. Bye. I probably could go standby. But the thing is the flights are really packed. That's. The trouble it pack from here to hunk I'm gonna be packed. So well, it won't. Right. Grandma. That's. What I mean? It could move that part. Except that the flights from there to hung or the flights back to the States. And we're talking like January first and so that's when everybody goes back. That's true. Yeah. Not gonna change that. No, no, no, I thought you're missing. Huh. The., my. is a United flight from Singapore to hong Kong is one that goes Singapore hung us. Yeah. It'll be grabbing. Um, U S yeah. So those plates will still be tight. You wouldn't believe how much trouble? Oh. I had getting reservations. Yeah, I. Actually. I figured. All the flights are full. . Cause like Amy was wait listed. I was wait listed to get to Jan and then this this woman, push that you know, our friend here, she's trying to go to Hawaii on this week and she's been trying for weeks. Huh. Huh. To go to. No. Well, that's that's that's. That's that's to be in the line. Why this is very credit? Yeah. Japanese just oh. really. Yeah, but I mean the time of year, doesn't matter. Uh. Yeah. You should have heard it was amazing. I called every airline as you know only I can do and I called it was with much hesitancy that I called continental because I hate them. My. Yeah. So much. I was on hold for 10 minutes while she figured out this route. I should have known that if it took her 10 minutes. I should have hung out. She had me go from like Philadelphia to new York to San Francisco to L A to Hawaii to gone to hong Kong to Tokyo to sing up. I mean, she had me everywhere. I think they're the only ones that go. And she's for $3,000. Like are you joking. [laughter]. Well, I have to take them in a couple weeks. I have to go to and they're the only ones that go there. . Got now. Yeah. That's funny. Good luck. Can you at least go business class? P. I don't know if I can or not. Yeah, by the way you were right with error it's only business class or first class goes to frequent flyers. Right huh, right. Yeah. They go to takes you around through Europe. They do a route that way. Yeah. Yeah, that's, how they like to go if if I you know, I could have gone specially through hong Kong. Right. But that was a little bit more expensive. And they they, they also have connections with Delta. They are, they still have connection. Yeah. Then like miles on Delta, but you can buy Delta seats on there. Oh. right. Well, that's they're actually they're, gonna send me on T W A I almost thought it would be worth it to do that instead of the United. [laughter]. Cause a fewer connections, but I instead of connecting in. . Well, I mean, it is a lot further to go through Japan and all that nonsense, but the problem with Singapore errors. I have to go through new York through J S K. Hi. Which I now, remember going from the domestic terminal to the International terminal. Right. Well TV it's, not too bad. I have to walk a little bit. Yeah, no, I mean, it's just not. Yeah. It's not saving me much. If I have to go through new York. But is a bad place. W. Just the way over. Toyota and I have like an eight hour or five hour layover there. Five hours. Usually it's not that bad by the time you slept it's. It's crazy. By the time. Uh, it's really. No, but it's annoying that I have to go through the that I can't just slide from hung home. Right. . I'm surprised. I'm surprised. They do have. They do have Rudy where is it to where. San Francisco. Yeah, this is the San Francisco. Yes, but it's full. You know, it does have that. Oh. it's full. I see. If that the other, I mean, it's, that price level. I could pay more probably. Is. Which maybe I'll look at maybe I'll. Find out how much more? Can you get on a waiting list? I have to pay. Can you get on a waiting list? I'll find out when I call back to confirm. It's worth waiting with was hung San Francisco. San is much better where's Tokyo. Take you to where. San Francisco. I don't have it's the same old. Oh. oh. no, yes, same thing. Same old. [laughter]. Well, at least put yourself on the waiting list. Can you do that? Yeah, probably. But I have a feeling it's like a price thing. Might not be John. I mean, if I can get it for a level price. I'll. Take it. Well, the waiting list stuff has come through here. I mean, all like mine, Amy's have all come through us then. Yeah. So I think it's worth getting and you're pretty early you're still not sat late. Huh. I mean, I think you're early to get on the waiting. Okay, well I'll definitely. Try that. And you think I should add the extra day. Huh. How many days give you the ? I don't remember. I don't know about a week. I get there on like Monday like late late Monday night like one in the morning. Tuesday morning. Tuesday morning, right that's fine. But I want. No, but that's. That's. [laughter]. That's scheduled. Where I'm talking then you leave [laughter]? To leave 1. Well, it doesn't matter. We have. Then I leave this 3rd whenever that maybe. I don't know what the, what day. What. You're. What day is the monthly? Is the 6th is a Saturday? The 6th is a Saturday. Huh. 543. So Wednesday is the the 3rd. Wednesday is 3rd. So that gives me a little more than a week. You too, please. I should leave the second though. Is what you're saying go to hung the second and then have the 3rd 4th and 5th. Huh. Let's. See you leave on Wednesday. You leave on Wednesday. You leave on Wednesday. You get the hong late on Wednesday and Wednesday night and Thursday and Friday and then Saturday, you leave. Get the hong Kong. Thursday and Friday, huh. But Saturday I leave I think I leave early start. I leave at 10. Yeah, you do. Yeah, that's right. 10 o'clock I'll be right that's two pants. Yeah, like basically two days and three nights in hung that might be enough. O. Y. What do you think that? Well. You can come with me. It depends on whether I can go to hong Kong [laughter]. Ma'am. If I can go to hung to then she needs to go, but. And you know in Amy and Laura every. Well, email be gone by then. Yes, I maybe going us right. . Laurel be around. Was. More time because you you need more time in hong Kong really. . See everything I mean, it's. Yeah, I'm seeing everything. Well, it depends on whether you like if you don't care about shopping. It depends. Don't care. Then it's fine, but if you want to do a little shopping then you need an I mean, you want to do it's like if you go to Stanley market that's, the whole day thing. You. Half day [laughter]. No it's, not it's, a whole day for an afternoon. The afternoon. Well. Standing marks, a half a day. That's. All for a place to half a day. [laughter]. Well, I don't need to he do they have like discs two things that do they have hardware. And then you and you. Yeah. Can you get cheap hardware? Yeah, but that hardware there, but it's the same price, the state. Okay, and well that's. And do they have the medical like A C D? I haven't seen any. Like Harrison special. No that's special that's. That they would I thought they would have that there. That's American. Well, no there's. What does that confuses base? A few of those items. There's a little Mark for that. Yeah, oh. well, I was hoping you could get me that stuff. Huh. But then you'd have to get me a CD player. . For my computer. I have one for my stereo. . You could give me your one from home on loan. You never use it. There is not one at home. Hello. Was at home. I I assumed it was there. I have both of them with me. Oh. I got to, I I'm using 2. Oh man. Well, I need 1. So I can use all this. Well, maybe I'll get you watch. Uh, I get a new one of these days. I don't know. I'm. So, I'm. So behind in my computer work. I I so don't need it because I use my computer. I'm like using warm. Perfect six and forgetting. How to use it because now I'm typing up H N P as to hand in? So now, I'm using it again. Huh. So that you can remember how to do it. But I can't. No, I have to write them up. You'd be surprised like even my presentations. I type up because when I get home at 11 o'clock at night and I have to prepare a presentation for the morning if I write notes. I can't read them. Hey. I'm. So tired I cannot physically right. So I said everybody laughs at me. They think I'm the most email person with my typed up notes. Everything more. Do you know though? I did that with my with lesson plans and stuff and I found it much better and actually a lot easier and then if you need to you know, if you need to get them corrected it's, then they do come out looking terrific. Huh. It's. So much easier. Right. Well, they but they come out. It's easier to it's easier to do it physically than to write it except that involves like turning on the computer and like actually making the move over to my desk. I think. It's supposed to sitting on the floor. That's difficult. [laughter]. Now I definitely think it's easier. I I was I did a lot of that. And I I agree with you and also you can you make a and can you make a macro. And then when I said, I can read it. Oh. go ahead. You know. So that it looks so I mean, if because I did, I spend. [laughter]. Well, it depends on what you're doing when it's notes for a presentation. I don't need a macro when it's doing my history in physicals to hand in you. Don't think I just pull up my last physical exam and changed around a few thing deposits in negative. Oh. that's. That's weird and we did H S T I we didn't write the hospital. Well, it's they're different for like other services for surgery and GYN and stuff like that. We did. No, that is remember. Remember, handing them in remember sitting around there. Oh. you had to handle it, but that's because you didn't have computers dad. Oh. maybe I had to write them all here. What is the difference whether you sit down in the hospital and do it or do it on your computer? Yeah, we set the also . Yeah, because. Remember those. I mean, we can turn them in hand written, but God knows it doesn't matter how many times they say it? Doesn't matter whether or not you type it. You know, you they like it better. No, I know. If you type it and I like, I would rather type it. So. Oh. I agree. I didn't have a computer. And plus you can shoot and use the same one every time. Right huh. The same exam. I mean, you change like three things. Yeah. Right. Because this is medicine where you have to write down everything you have to exam and then knows. He can't. And. He can't put H E E N T A little oh next. W N L benign. Yeah. W . Alright, yeah, right [laughter]. That was GYN. Gosh, he oh. huh. I. Right. Yeah. But those. Oh God. Well, this is so oh. so hard it's. So, stressful because they're always presenting that's. What I hate? Yeah. That's. What I gotta get used to? I guess. Right. But looks like always presenting it's always presenting. Why do you say it? What. Why do you not like presenting? I hate present it's just stressful. I mean, doesn't, everybody have to do it. And it's like the your most most major presentations are when your post call. So your time. But actually, I guess, that's. Why doctors are very I mean, you I think doctors in general? Are quite good at speaking doctors. Huh. And ambassadors and I think that's probably. That's because they get tortured in medical school. Well, I don't know if it's tortured or you know, but you just get to you practice it a lot. Hey, who's money again. Hey, who's, the money that game. I don't even know I was until the Sunday night game. It's on right now. Well, I could turn it on. And find out if you'd like, but. Yeah. Yeah, you can watch Monday night football while you wake up. And put a weird concept. Huh. See now you guys know how I feel when you call me in the morning and it's like, huh. We didn't call you did we call you and at this. Yeah, we probably did. It's nine o'clock. Well, what's happening with my mother. Bye. What I actually haven't spoken to her? I've really been busy. Like totally out of touch. Um, I actually just talked to the Curlin because they offered me redskins tickets. . That was like. But we saw her last week with a man. All. Yeah. And did Amy right. You about it. She probably work better than I did. No, just exactly it. . It actually sounded pretty positive. Yeah, it was very pleasant. I figured that was because Beth wasn't there. I know we were all shocked if that wasn't there. So why wasn't she there? There are some funny comments. He was boycott. There was some funny comments like. What. Oh. Huh. Amy made any and Matthew were there and you know she was giving out all the presents and she made some comments. Yeah. Huh. She said you know, I'm, sorry, we didn't bring anything for you, but it was like like we had to make the cut off somewhere because I'll just let you know if we got for you then we would have to get for best and whatever and Matthew said this ruins ever. Matthews did that. Yeah, uh huh. Oh. I thought he was. [laughter]. So crazy about the baby. It was well. He was making a lot of like Heather calling Heather huh. That's. Funny. So what's the game. . It's people in yellow and people in dark blue or black. It's very many. Um, who's yellow ma'am is it those new round people. No, G. The Jaguar. In Chicago, it's it's, Chicago versus yeah, no, I well. Chicago. Years. I think it's the Chicago bears, if they're still the bears. In Bay. Chicago, green Bay. It's Chicago versus yellow people with A G A yellow people with is that green bag. Green Bay. Okay huh. Must be you. Yeah, if you're a good game. It shows how much I know? But how's, my mother is she okay. . Well, she was great. She made Tom's of food. Huh. Like in a set like she hasn't done that in a while actually like really gone out and you know done herself. So I was very impressed. Like alley. Oh. did had never seen her. Do that. He was very impressed. What. Like a lot of times when we go there for dinner. She'll, just like make frozen things. Oh. Like she just, she hasn't made a real dinner in a while. So I was impressed. Just you know she was back to her old self it's. Because the head wasn't there. It was fun. Huh. And. Everyone, you know, everyone had a good time. I think. And she seems good. Has she been calling you at all? Is that. No, she hasn't called. We called her, but I I after we spoke to the last time. Huh. Actually after we spoke to you guys then um, Julie called, I was about to call my mother and then Julie called us. Huh. Right. We had a really nice. Because she. Go ahead. No that's. Alright, go ahead. Well, she called. She called me like to find out what our schedule was. And then I said I just got off the phone with you and she said, oh. they're home I'm calling them. Now. Well, that's. She called us and we had a very we had a nice conversation. Yeah. That's, good. She actually sounded good when she wrote me this letter and I it made me very sad. It was very depressed. Huh huh. But I think that was before her trip. Oh yeah, she told me she was looking for a new job. Keyboard. Yeah, that is she still. I think so like I kind of screwed up. I didn't realize like I made some comment to your mother. And like she knew nothing about it. And I felt really bad. I mean, the only reason I knew she called me to find out how to install her resume. Soft. Oh. But I should I sort of like shut up about it as soon as I realized she didn't know anything, but I don't. Well if he's still working as a real estate agent. I think so I mean what she said is just like it's the market is bad now. I don't, I have no idea. I mean here the market isn't bad here. Yes. She should come to Singapore and be real station. Well, you wanna after. But. What. You wanna laugh. No, I am. Yes. You want something to laugh at. Go ahead. I think, gonna make me go to Sean services. [laughter]. Huh. Services services. Huh. Can you believe it? I. There's two things first of all it gets me out of the day of work. Huh. second of all. I get to meet Jeff voices parents. [laughter]. Who I've never met? You've never left them are they together. Yeah, they are back together. But. [laughter]. I didn't know the report. And it'll also get me. See I'm on call Sunday. Yeah. And so I can leave early because I have to go to a dinner and then I don't. Nine let's. See. I can present like Tuesday instead of Monday. Oh yeah, yeah, I take 202. No I'm. Not taking. Two days. No I'm. Not gonna be that, huh. I'm not that bad. Okay. The other medical student on my team is Judith and taking off Monday also. So I don't feel bad. Maybe I'll take off. I told Daddy, I think he should just like I always did it. one second. Yes. Sean next day. I think it's. Well in medical school. I. I never did take off just because it was like my, you know, it was my loss. I sure I didn't have to go to class, but I felt like it was stupid for me to take off and like I said, home. Right huh. All day. [laughter]. It wasn't like I was going to services or anything. Alright. But see, I think I feel differently about it. I really do think that I mean, I don't think you should go shopping at Bloomingdale's. Huh. I think you should stay home. I don't. I don't feel like you have to go to synagogue, but I just think like it's important for image to not just go on with your regular work. Huh. . Huh. I really do. Well, I'm gonna take a look. And that's. Why I always made you guys stay home, but we didn't? But my question is what I'm gonna do for younger before. I mean, we didn't. Because it's gonna be in new York. Maybe I'll go to new York. . I don't think you should work on those days. I really don't. Okay, well I mean, I'm gonna have to take you I'm. Are. I have to take you off. If I'm taking rushes, huh. I don't think anybody else will be checking on you. No, but it's just gonna be funny because then I will just sit I'll sit home and do my work. . Well, that's. Alright. Yeah. It'll be good I'll catch up. I think [laughter]. It's funny. I haven't spelled. Well, I see. I'm not sure about services, huh. Isn't that funny? I've, never been I'm gonna break. My streak. Well, if you're gonna find out it's extremely boring, [laughter]. That's always. Oh. I know what it is. It's. Just funny because whenever there's competition's about who's the least religious. I always win by saying that I've, never attended holiday services. I don't think for the least really well, I guess we are the least. It depends. How you define it? [laughter]. That's true. We are we may be the least religious, but we're, not the least Jewish. There. Right. [laughter]. No it's. Or maybe feel. A discover [laughter]. I was thinking that. [laughter]. Do you think [laughter]? You're keeping tabs the tabs at the time. I'm, not. It'll it'll cut us off. Huh. It'll. Tell us like one more minute. Can we get another one of these? Well, I told both my sisters to call and get it and I'm gonna try to get it from Melina. K. And then do it from his department. I'll. Just different phone numbers is that it. Yeah, or different date. I'm, not sure. And plus I get $10 for this. Well, well, can my mom get it. [laughter]. Yeah, sure, it's. Did sell. Some pen program actually. I found it. They'll. Do it. Yeah, it's. The university of Pennsylvania linguistic, something or another. Oh okay, are we speaking special English? Huh. Supposed to speaking special English. I actually saw an ad for a job that I might that. And the qualification was that you have to speak American English it's to do some voice overs for. Here.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"J. Yeah what, yeah, what the heck was that. Did you hear that? You you have to speak English it's for some English speaking thing. They called me and asked me to do it. I said heck, I'll call. Somebody. It's for some English speaking thing. That's gonna be recorded for people. It's a study. They wanna study dialects or something. I don't know. Hey, how are things. You're the branch President, huh. Yeah, I'm branch written down here. How do you know? Hey, I'm telling you I can go and get around. Where it gets around how our thing? [laughter]. What's going on down there? Oh. we're having a great time. Were. Producing material and I are investors. Are coming down dropdown. Um, they're coming down here. Friday. So we're getting things around for them to get down here and and uh. What are you trying to do? Oh I'm. Just getting things around just they're coming down here to get our paperwork in line. And just so we can show them what's going on. They come down every few months to see how the plans where we have our aggregate processing plant. Well, what are you doing though? Are setting up. Is it working out? Okay. Huh. It's working really well. Where you live in? I'm living here in . . About a mile from the Beach down on like you're going towards the Beach in . Like down the. What's that Street called? Ponto. Yeah, what 130. Oh. so you've done, those night houses. You know. Yeah, we were in a nice home we're. Did you build did you buy a house? You know, we were just running and we brought all of our stuff down. So. Are you down there for good? You know, it's just. For a few years. My gosh. At least after after a few years. We'll figure out Patty's little outdo she's gonna deliver in the capital. Um, we're gonna have to go moving to the capital for about a month here in a few weeks. She's due the 5th of April. We went home here in January. And, um, stayed for a few weeks. And everything's been going. Are you liking it down there? Good. Yeah, we have it's a big change it's, a lot different than we are here. There's a little bit. Um, a lot more things to well. There's a lot of things to do just that there's it's better than we're down here. How about that, but still? He got electricity all the time. And everything. Well, we do because we brought down a a electric generator. Oh. so you're taken care of there. Lately. We've had a lot of electricity right at first in August and September October was it was really bad down here, but with the generator at least we've taken care of. Does your wife like it. And. Do you like it, honey? She'd. Like to say it's better here. [laughter]. She like to say it's better. . But as you guys, yeah, she does it's just different. How's how's? . The branch. How how you liking that? That's that's really you know, I I've really enjoyed it down here. Tell you the truth. I just, um, we've been extra busy, but. Um, it just the people are great, Patty loves the people we have a Spanish teacher come in and she basically get Spanish instruction every day. She has Spanish tutor. Monday, Wednesday and Friday and then she has on Tuesday Thursday, you member her mama Lopez. Huh. I think she's a member when. She was. When she might have been a member when we were here? I can't remember if she was she's been a Church, a little bit, but she's a she comes on Tuesdays and Thursdays and read. I teach is Patty to read basis. Just goes over the pronunciation thing. He doesn't know how to read. In Spanish. [laughter]. [laughter], man. J I can't believe you do have a car don't. Huh. You. Huh. Yeah, we brought our Corsica down and then we have a truck. You brought your car down to. Huh. Would it cost to move down there? Yeah, it took. Quite a few $000. Are you making any money? Which probably. Yeah, we're making really good money. Huh. Good. So. You're. Not starting or nothing down there. No we're. Not starting at all by any stretch of imagination and we're starting a new project out in the East present source. Is gonna be involved with us. Oh good. . Some of his family members are getting vest with some things that we're doing basically, uh, a little bit larger project that we're doing right here in the South. And with some other people and and,. So it's gonna be very big project in the East and so we're doing well. And doing other things were you know, starting to do some things and and uh, try not to get too busy. Try not to over. But. Do yourself, huh. I like the fact that you know, we,. Working with the American people again. I I really Miss. When I first started coming down here traveling in and I'm selling equipment? Arsenio. You know, I just, I felt fulfilled again, like I was missing something and I not that I have any stretch of imagination felt like I had to. . Come back on a mission it's. Just that it. I feel like I do a lot more here. I feel like I make more of a difference. I see. Um, we felt like, Patty. Yeah. I both thought when we moved back from southern Illinois. Back to our home for the the last couple years that it was much easier to get into the loop of just. A going to our calling and doing different things just not really doing a lot. And, uh, it's been really fun to get down here and get right back in the fire. And a start getting these people ready for the Temple. It's coming in it. Yep, it's coming pretty soon. Well, as soon as I can see my way clear I'm coming down to see you. Oh good deal. I am. I've I've got three months of school I've. Gotta take the I'm probably gonna las Vegas area start up a practice. Why they're? But it's . Why they're? I just feel like that's where I'm supposed to go that's where I'm going. Do you know people there? No. That's. The whole. People say you like the area. No, oh. wow, are you going there? Well, because that's where I feel like I should be that's. All I can tell you. Jay. Oh great, how do you feel how does your wife feel about it? So. Same way I do. So. We're gonna get down there once huh. How do you? How did you come to pick that area out? I mean. Well, we've been thinking we want to go somewhere on the West we're kinda thing. Huh. We're kinda looking at our options. And didn't, feel like we should go down to Arizona or Utah. Where I'm from and you know, we just started looking at cities we we went out there? This past summer and then we decided that's where we should be. You'll be hard to to leave this leaves reward. It made it a matter of her. Yes, yes or no. This Bishop duty is a well, maybe she will know, it's. It's hard stuff, huh. It's a weighty calling. . Huh. I've heard you've done a really great job though. Everybody loves you. So it's not. No, I don't know. I don't know about that, but that's what I'm doing but like I said, as soon as I see my way clear that's where we're going we're gonna take a trip, Beverly in. How is your Ward doing? Doing good by guess. Is it. We had a we had we had a bunch we had a really good Sunday, last week, we're starting to really pick up our Ward and finally are branch I've been running for about 34 months, three months are sunny was called to be elders corn present. Huh. This Sunday. That'll, save that'll, save you a lot of hassle. And a. Yeah, we're. Both was tremendously busy. I was worried about our schedules you know, we were both in the plant too much. But. . I had called him to be the first cancel in the young men's presence here. We don't have a really wealth of of elders we've only had we don't have, um, we really have to her anyway, I'm working with a first counselor. A Secretary, but no second counselor. And. Um, we basically had five or six guys that are you know, they're trying to share all the load and the guy load anyway, we have a lot of good outstanding woman. Besides Faye and and Betty and end. Rosemary. . So anyway, the money was called this week to that calling we've had two or three elders that we just recently reactivated there. 5. And we only missed 22 elders. I'm out of our entire underscore network there and we're. No kit. All excited about it. Yeah, it's gonna it's gonna come around it. . We had,. . Um, we're gonna have a lot of good growth. We had a couple new families. Baptized and and uh. How's. The missionaries. Huh. Well, I don't want to Press you, but it's fine. Um, it just said. Everyone has good intentions, it's. Just not it's, not our mission by any any stretch of imagination. It's not even close. . Is it. It's it's. So far from our admission a. Oh. Patty has to mean that's that's, her she'll start circling. You know, when I start going off and going off and she says, oh. yeah, your mission is the greatest and you know everything else, I'll, do the whole thing you know what I'm telling you now is it to the. where I get you? We know. No, 1. So depressed, I've had a couple talks with a. Um, you know with the mission President and and I could see exactly why Arsenio was getting. So depressed, and and really frustrated a lot of good lot of Church strong Church members we're really getting you know, really really. Why. What is the? Been out of shape. So. There's just no organizations just I mean, it's just a. You go down to the and you go down to anywhere. You go in the capital you'll find 15 missionaries on P days. Non P days in close out of clothes Burger King. Huh. We didn't even imagine that did we. I mean. I I I can't even picture. It. Bye. I don't know. I don't know how to even. I don't know how to relate it. I I don't know how to other than the fact that. What American person say? I don't talk to him a lot about that. I'm, obviously, I don't want all of sudden gets a physician where all of a sudden he says, well, if you, if you can fix it. Why don't, I call you to [laughter]? [laughter]. Yeah, [laughter]. I don't have time to fix it for now. I have time is to complain. I [laughter]. I'm, not a picture. So [laughter]. So I could, I do all my, I can just do backbiting. I'm a complainer I've a complainer, right here signed me up right. I don't know. Exactly I wanna be not calling. I just wanna be the critic and so. Well, what you're saying is from what I I get your message. You know, you're you're looking at what was accomplished and what is and it's it's it's, something to be sought after. You know, but. And uh, they there's some there's. Some good ones out here. There's a handful of them that, um, wanna do the right thing. Yeah, but you J you go through you go through our mission and tell me who wasn't good. I know exactly what I'm saying is. There's a handful that weren't you know what I mean. And they baptized more than most of us. Very very very small number. That's, right handful that weren't. You know. I mean, everybody pretty much try to do it was right. Um, but. You know. We had a discussion, you know, I'll have a contra working with us out here. Oh. to you. Yeah, he's out here in , but he's, not in my eye was he's living out in the world in our office. Apartment and so he's in a different branch, but he's older court storm President and and now in the, um, another branch the districts really doing super now. Are starting to get. Who's the district President? . I'm a gentleman by the name of phalanx, a a really really super guy. Just said he's really, um, he's a farmer at heart. And he likes the district residency. Why don't they move our serial into that? Just really has a. Hard time that was just released. I don't know what to say he was released quite a you know, a couple years back. Well, he was there for a long time. Wouldn't. It. Yeah, he was there for a long time and his traveling was very very difficult to because at the time for the last 510 years, he's been traveling to the East during the whole week. So with this time, probably. And come back on Fridays and we leave back on Monday morning. So it was you know, he's been a long time. Yeah, sunny was district present before failing. He's a hard worker and. And he was called branch President and then then you know, it says, yeah, I think he you know, I think he was getting really run. Huh. Need to break. I don't know. I I don't think that he really needs a break. I don't think is not really a guy breaks. Um, I think he does better load it. Yeah, I do too don't. Huh. You. I feel like that I feel like I do but even though again, I complained even then too. I know I do. I feel like I always need vacation, but really what I really need is more. More fresh [laughter]. Well, I kinda get to the. where it gets what you need is you need a day off now. But. And again to gather your bearings. That's. All it takes. Yeah. But anyway, won't. But was great seeing present. Matter. I hadn't seen him for a long time and and he's coming back down here in April, but. Where's. He at. He's he's in he's in Utah. Who you're talking about? Present Sorenson. Oh. present. So I thought you said failing. No, no, no, Press it towards. Oh. well, she's coming down when. I think in April. It's. He's out. Hunting every other weekend different places. He's out. Hunting every weekend. [laughter]. He really age. Okay. Hey. I thought I thought so, but uh. I tried to talk to somebody was out. Hunting. Yeah, he I talked to sister stores and I don't know if you heard about this, but my dad got killed last month. What. Yeah. Sure, you did you want my dad. I'm. So sorry. Yeah. No, I never. Yep. I didn't know your dad. I I feel so horrible. I didn't know that. Yeah, he is driving out by window over. And rolled. Is bronco and. But anyway, I talked to sister Sorenson. She said a presence. Was down. Hunting somewhere. Down in Mexico or so. Yeah, that would've been a tough deal for us, but. They didn't try to didn't say that the pressure J. No, I I know I I just feel I feel real bad. That's tough. I understand you're gonna feel awful. Yeah, would you please tell them for me? Yeah. You know, it was terrible deal. But we're doing okay, you know, tell we're doing okay, where we're sticking through there. Okay. How's. Your mom and. Well, she's taking it. And the kids. She's taking the rough. I mean, but she's we'll be quite honest. I mean, are they gonna did he have things in in line? Are they gonna be able to make it or? Oh yeah, of course. You wouldn't left her high and dry it anytime she. No, not that way, but sometimes she you know how life goes sometimes. You're in positions. Where. No, I didn't. You know, 9. Yeah, but he, he was. He always had things under control. He made sure. You know, you know, a lot of younger brothers and sisters. I got three sisters. How are they? I'm doing pretty good. Wasn't there's one still at home. Huh. She just got married. The other one's out of. Last may. And he was married. So. Oh. I'm. So sorry. Yeah, it's been a tough thing. J I'll. Tell you let me tell you what, but we're making it. Yeah, if you could tell them for me. I know they're gonna feel terrible. I almost had to even tell them you know. Yeah, I know. Feel. So bad. I mean to make sure you know they you tell them we're doing we're doing okay, I know, they're gonna worry about that. You're you're almost done. You only got a few months left. Right. Doctor dial. It's been a hard hard Hall. Let me tell you. You're done though. Ma'am. Hey, that. Heart. All but you don't have to go back and do it again. Right. That's, right I'm. Hopefully I can start reading some words and living a little bit I'm sick of living like a. What what can we what can we do to convince you guys to come down here for a couple years? Huh. Street. [laughter]. Well, that. You give me the ministry of dentistry down here as far as we concern. Okay. Peach dentistry. Well, I'll, tell you what I might do. I might get involved with you guys now that I'm getting kinda. Out and get rolling a little bit I'm coming down to see what's going on. Yeah, I think so. A good deal. I we really want to do that. I know that at least a in your situation. Your wife, Shirley knows the country as well as any of all [laughter]. Oh yeah, we're coming down for sure. How are the kids? Hey, we're doing good. Got we're gonna be happy. Brady how's. The how's Brady doing. Radio doing good. I can't I'll, never forget the name of Brady. Because that's a fail calls Korman Brady. This is she hasn't done. [laughter]. It for a long time, right at first she had the hardest time you know, she's oh Brady, it'll. Go I'll. Go Brady, she'll. Go id [laughter]. [laughter]. Yeah, they're doing we have another one to Colby. Did I tell you that? Colby. Huh. Colby C O L B Y. How how do you spell that? Oh. wow Colby. Yeah, and we're gonna have another one too. We got one on the way. When. Well, we don't know the date yet, but sometimes. Sometimes. Hey, something you know in the fall. Sometimes September Beverly huh. Have you heard about anyone else in Michigan? With chatter . Have you heard anything about him? I have not heard anything. I don't even order that. We don't either. I mean, I will ask me once in awhile. I say I don't. I don't have the slightest out. He was really worried about when they went out West. He thought that it chatter. Lee. I know that they had some some problems. You know, between them and I thought they'd worked them out, but yeah. In the error. I see. I didn't know that. Someone told me I think you had told me that or someone told me that. No, I didn't even know. Yes, is news to me. Huh. Well, who I don't know when someone told me that, but someone told me that one time it seem like they work things out and and uh, what said when he saw him, whatever just seem like he was really. I hope everything. Okay. Um, struggling. Gosh, I don't even have a clue you know his parents moved. Bye. No, I don't. I don't. I don't know. Maybe people will be able to gather some information at the, uh, the next Conference here. That's coming up and they can't go to. Don't. They have it on April or something. Somewhere somewhere around then. And. I'm gonna have to to get right a fax out the sister. Or someone to get all the questions that I want. All the people. I wanna know you get tracked down. So people can ask around because I haven't been to one of them. I've, never. They always had them in the fall and I was playing football. Yeah, I've always wanted to go to one of those things and see everybody. But I haven't been able to get in one I'm hoping here that when they did the Temple that people come down and have a bigger Union down here. I'm coming down for sure. You know that that'll be credible. I'm staying at your place. Oh. you're, a kid and that's B so credible. I'm I'm reserving my spot, right now. There. You go, you gotta called for. Well, we'll set it running drink E K. [laughter]. It's gonna be. You should see, Beverly. So great. Just gave me the Eagle eye. She doesn't like that, huh. K. Hello, that I don't drink is K I drink presidential. President. Oh sorry, President al que Una . It's it's it's. The smooth it's telling you all sit around and a and. K Malta. Huh. India. Malta, India though. Martha India's for Beverly and look [laughter]. Hey, those things are horrible. Hey, do you guys have a mate? [laughter]. Yes, we do she's a member of the Church. Yeah, you Martha. She's a, um, has a large family. They live behind or they're a Vargas. Reference as most people in our branch. [laughter]. Hey, what happened, huh. . How many branches are there three? Is. There's four branches in Oslo. Oh wow. This is the 4th branch and there's two buildings and. We are now the colonial branch, which basically is all the fisherman up in the. That's. Pretty much by Arsenio neighborhood. Well, you got that. That's pretty good area though. You come down and come down your Street. Huh. I'm. Well, my Street is is a fee of whether I should be in what branch or not the district present said I was in Colonia and that's where I stayed. Because everyone was. Half and half deciding whether whether what branch I should be at, but, um, the district President has made a decision where I should be in, but I don't there's really no one on my Street in the branch. I'll be darned. So how much does it take it to answer me this? But I know it's been. How much does it cost to live down there is it? You know, I think it what's the exchange, right now is it bad. It's 13.5 exchange. . I think I don't know like for example, this home. We're running for about 300 American dollar. I'm on. What's about to say? So they're, not expensive at all, huh. No, no, I was gonna say like in the small apartment or something. But then then we we don't pay a lot for lucky. But that's the house. We pay maybe less than $00 for electricity. We have on our air conditioners in our fans and things pay nothing hardly for water and anything else. So, that's basically your only utility besides your phone. K. So you're in a pretty nice you're, a pretty nice home. Huh. You got you got air condition and stuff. We put we put we put a 000, but probably at least. $01,500 into the home. We got in, we rewired the home and I put electric generator, the little block house outside to do that and doing the things that we did all around to make it. . And then you mounted in some business yourself. Nice. We we screen the home what's that. Puts American dishing in. Air conditioning. We put, um, we we brought it down entire container full of all of our things we brought in all of our furniture. Okay. Her beds and our air conditioners and all Coleman's toys and close and she's basically fill the container and Patty put up the borders things will you know when we moved. And. We moved out of here. We will never be able to recoup that. Won't. Take the wire out of the home, but. And as long as we can stay here a couple years paying $300 a month is you know, it's not. Yep. We paid 40450 in Ravenna in. Ohio and then had a you know, half the size of a home. But just. May so it's a nice home it's it's, nothing there's, nothing at all wrong with it. But it's not a Palace either you know, it has we have three bedrooms we have two bathrooms. We have a kitchen and living room a dining room and. A nice porch out front and. Limon tree in the bag. Huh. It's a nice neighbor it's in a real nice neighborhood. Yeah, that's a good area down through there. . So it's not it's, not bad at all the the cost of living. . The horrible thing is like when we go into the capital buy groceries like today. I was in the capital I brought home a bunch of groceries and we have a freezer and we along with our freezer refrigerator. So we can keep products. Because now as well, you still don't have a supermarket or anything. We have one, but it just doesn't have the products. It we'll go in and buy like a $00 worth of meter crack and stuff. Huh. So we can always have good quality things and our American products cost just like they did the mission. You know, they're really expensive, but um, we'll eat at lunch, Dominican things. And of course, those aren't aren't expensive at all. . Just depends. I mean one day will be American one day tonight. We had ravioli, but. At lunch time we had . So I mean, I. [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. . [laughter]. Oh my God. I was sitting on a Toyota frozen, man. Oh God, can you there's a few things down here that I've always loved so there's? . This my Toyota drink as long as I can have that. Um, alright. Sounds good. And all the fruits and vegetables those things I don't know the cost of living. I don't know what the cost of living is in Utah or or I owe but it wouldn't be more. I mean, I know that for for certainly. How do? I. You paid less you've. It balances out. So live like an American down here. . It balances out because the things that you save on you you know, you you but if you lived like admission you never had an American products then it'll be that much cheaper. Type is yeah. And like diapers, we we took diapers down here. We we, we bought like. We've, never had to buy diapers or any any baby products. My brother comes down here every month through every other other month and when we came home, we came back, we brought. You know, we just make sure we can do all of our shopping up in the States and do those type of things if you can't do that then you probably you know, spend a lot more, but because we get that luxury we don't spend as much money is probably a lot of people would. Well, you gotta have those things. I mean. I guess. We do. Yeah. I I guess you really don't have to have them because there's people living in cardboard houses. They live to be 92, but I feel we feel like we need them. [laughter]. Well, you're used to them and you can afford them. You bet. Yeah, that's. You bet you can't drag your wife and kids down there and live like a hermit when you could be living up here to now you can't. All that's. All it comes down to. No [laughter]. Do that. No, you can't. You can't it's, not. Me and you might be able to do that, but she. I know I I why would you want to do that. You wouldn't know way life too short. No, it takes the, uh, the whole fun coming down here. You know, I mean, we have a maid and and, um, but I didn't know should really like that she worked out real well, it it's hard to have someone your home. We have her come in. She comes in around 9930 and she leaves by about 3. So she'll come in and help and she'll help make lunch and then she'll clean up and and make sure that all the bathrooms. And the floors are mob because it's all tile floors. Yeah. Um, and make sure. Everything's clean then she goes so. She'll watch Corbin while Patty's getting her Spanish lesson and she'll. Do those things and then she'll leave? And. We have the washer and dryer down here. So basically just have to really do a lot of cleaning. You know how like in the mission. How we have just a hand washing? So patio, put the things in the washer. Huh. She she knows how to do the dryer. She irons and keep it. So I mean. She works hard, but it's not like she's here from seven the morning till seven tonight like people do and and all those type of things and plus we brought her, but she loves it here. Right. [laughter]. She wouldn't. She wouldn't trade. It. She had, we gave her vacation this week. She had a couple weeks vacation. We went to the States and [laughter]. But. She has she has a good job. [laughter]. Hey, this is a Lucy took it back from . But we had we liver lot. Comes back the end of next month. Coming up. He's gonna it's gonna be the young man's presence. Isn't. It. You already have his calling expired [laughter]. Gosh, [laughter]. No, January 28. This is fair. This is homecoming and by the 29th he'll. Have his calling [laughter]. [laughter]. Now, that's inspiration that's. We need him a. What you call your vision ary, man aren't? You. Yes, I [laughter]. Oh gosh, yeah. Let me tell you the inspiration already. Got me on the calendar. Is that thing as the moment? I was brought in is like what's forward where's, Lucy gonna go immediately. When he gets he gets back, but we saw him at Christmas time I cheated of course, and did a a 1996 missionary thing? And decide to go up. . We took up all this Christmas packages and I stuck up and saw them and took about the dinner. [laughter], we did get to go home for Christmas. Hey. Yes, I know I did not. I gotta I gotta I confess about my. Won't be confessing to me. My trip is it. It. Won't be confessing to me. Well, I didn't. I didn't break. Any rules. [laughter]. He did [laughter]. Yeah, that's. All variable. I guess on how you look at it. He's a great missionary. You know. He was a. He's he's grown. He he's he's a man it's. Amazing to see it. It's crazy. Well, that's, fantastic. Um, I see it was even fantastic to see him before he left on his mission, but um, it's. Just funny. See him. He looks a lot more like Arsenio and I don't know, it's funny to see it. The the the kids growing up because Betty and Rosemary and and even Joanna. How little she was now? She's 14 she's bigger than all the other rest of the kids and she gets them all up. So huh. Huh. Well, J my times about up here. . I appreciate you talking to me. Hey, thanks for thanks for calling. Hey, I thought about that. Using us as a 30 minute. We tell you that's all there's a lot of money here. Hey, are you kidding? It is A I work out. Great for me as long as we don't mind having our. That's, the last that's at least that's a $30 bill, right there. 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Okay, but uh, you know, you're, how I was feeling when I was in my mind, I just wanted to like quit the program and I'm sick of it. . Yeah. And I'm feeling that way again, [laughter]. Oh. no, what do you do you go through a like a three monthly cycle or something? So yeah, it's kind of. I I think that that something like that is showed or what. What. What time of the year is it? I mean, huh. It's it's high summer. Yeah, well when I was in when I was feeling really bad on man. It was like like March, right. Maybe February. Yeah. I don't know it seems so. Maybe maybe you should check out your check out your volume. Huh. Okay. So how are you. How are things going? Oh. oh Joseph. I don't know, it's. I like what I'm doing but I am. So escalated and this is this is like the best present I've had the whole year. I've been here because I don't have anyone to talk to. You're kinda. Hang. Oh. come on you're kidding, right. No I'm, not kidding. It is so hard to talk to people here and. You mean like like Scottish folks. Well, this the British in general. I find them very sort of. Really reserved and they, you know how Americans just kind of jumping in and Ohio let's be friends kind of thing. Huh. You know, we're stuck in a in a horrible situation together. So let's laugh and and the British don't jump in right away and I mean, once they make friends with you then. I don't know. They're. Nice to you, but I don't know what the secret is of cracking. Huh. The code you know, so. And you haven't cracked it with anybody yet. Well, I mean, partly is partly I'm. So busy. Oh gosh, of course, Joseph was so overwhelming this year. Wow. I mean, we were in class about six hours a day and then you had to go home and do about 25 hours worth of homework to get ready for the next day. [laughter], just. No, okay, so like worse than Middlebury. Oh. oh. worse. It was like it was like as bad as Middlebury at it's. Most intense, but it it lasted. All year. It wasn't over in nine weeks. [laughter]. Oh. my God. I know I I have so much gray here. [laughter]. I mean. I must have 10 times more gray here than nine months ago. Oh no you're gonna like little lady. It's incredible it's. Just incredible. And then we had our exams in June and so that part's all over with and now, I'm, just doing dissertation stuff. It's fun. Now, but. Cause you're still working on your own and self directed. Huh. Yeah, well I like I there's there's not. So much daily pressure. You know where you have to produce for every day. Huh. So it's it's, a lot better and, um, and Edinburgh is so beautiful. And right now, there's. All these festival things going on. Bye. And do you have time to go out and and see them and enjoy them? Well, I'm making time. I'm I'm I'm doing something once a week for sure. That's. Good. Huh. You know, so the other day I took a bus trip up to the hot into the Highlands and that was really good. Huh. Oh. that must be you'd be great. No, and it's. Beauty it's, beautiful here, it's it's really beautiful and and the weather is good right now. This is like a record or something. We've had all this Sunshine and blue sky and it's been in the eighties and nobody can believe it. Well huh. So I guess, I'm really lucky. What was it like in the winter? It was like being in the middle of a Hurricane, I mean, the wind blows you know, I'm not that small. No. I wouldn't say I'm a tiny woman. . And the wind blows me into the hedge. No, I mean, it's like it comes off the North C. [laughter]. And knocks. You on your app. Are you right on the water? Huh, really close. Oh yeah, yeah. Can you swim? No it's too cold. Really really cool. You'd be nuts. If you went in. So nobody swim. No there is a Beach. Actually down the coast. There's a Beach. You can get to from here, but I haven't been there yet. Huh. And so to people like Sundays and. Yeah, yeah, no, they do you can go in down there. But they don't wanna water. It's a little bit on it's, a little bit South from here and on the East coast and you can get their easily from here by bus and people go there, but I haven't been there yet. Huh. . . So you're gonna get to gonna get to stay there. . Awhile after you're done with your program to like sightseeing stuff. Well, um, I I I guess, I'm just gonna do mostly like one or two day things. You know, and because it's. Huh. So small and you can go all over on the bus. Huh. And, um, there's a student travel agency on campus and I can get sort of student discounts on things. Huh. You know, so I can go, I can go away for a weekend. And it's not too expensive. You say it like hospitals and stuff. Well, no, I mean, actually, you know, be in BS or whatever. Really. Not not too bad. So are there other non non in the program. . There. Aren't. Any Brits in the program there are six of us in my class myself and an Italian woman. Yeah. Oh. well, he was great fun. She's, great she's. Great she's. Um, Saturday. She's. What. She's from . Oh. And, um, and then the four guys are all Arabs there's a Sudanese and American. Huh. And and the by the way. It's a very small world. And yeah, and,. And to Lillian guys. Really. And that's it in my end. My year in my class. It's a very. So have you been able to get close to them? Yeah, the guy the guys are all really nice. You know, but we've had so much work to do that. You know, we we don't really have much chance to choose you know, spend a lot of time with each other, but um, but my Antonia and I have become friends. Huh. So and she's a lot of fun she's very interesting actually. That. She, um, she was she went across the Sahara desert by camel. Huh. She her husband is a rider. His name is Michael Asher. Michael, what. Asher. Asher ash I've, never heard of him. And they they got when they got married, their honeymoon was a nine month trip across the Sahara desert. Huh. They started, they started out in. I think they started out in Morocco and made their way down. And all the all the way to. . Through the sedan. Oh my God, can you imagine? Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, I think she was the first. . The first. European woman to do that. Oh my God, that must've been Tellis. They. Yeah, they were he wrote a book about it. Huh. So. You see American. No he's he's, English. Huh. Interesting. So her Arabic must be really good. It's pretty it's, not any better than mine. Well, your attic is really good. It's it's it's gotten pretty good. Actually, I've learned some interesting stuff. There. This year. Are you doing simultaneously off? No we're not doing any simultaneously. Why not? Not at all because, um, yeah, I think you have you have for one thing you have to be a lot better at Arabic than I am to do it, but, um, mostly where we spend most of our time on translation and only a very little bit on interpreting and the interpreting we do is is a consecutive liaison interpreting. . What does that mean? It means that. Um, you you actually, well, you you do it by paragraphs small small sort of small bits of speech and in some ways. Huh. It's harder than simultaneously. Um, because you have to not only remember what was said, but you have to get all the fax right. Right. You know, you have. To remember it all and. Yeah, all the dates and amounts and you know, so there's, a there's, a lot of practice in note taking and devising your own sort of set of symbols that will jog your memory, you know, because you can't you can't keep notes on a whole paragraph of what somebody says you can't. Huh. Right. You just can't. Do it. So you have to, um, you have to say for a paragraph. You have to be able to put down. A one or two symbols and then make a note of any sort of dates or amount. Right. And that's it and when you look at that. It should it should jog your memory and sort of reconstruct the whole text in your head for you. Interesting. And so we practice we practice doing that, but most most of the time is translation. And I love it. So I was just gonna ask aside from from being really busy though. It sounds like it's a really good program. You're learning a lot. Well. It's it's an okay. Program. I think they're horribly underfunded and in some ways they had a lot of nerve advertising. Huh. Themselves as a translation program for non native speakers of Arabic. But. What makes you say that? Because they don't have supporting materials for somebody like me, you know, I mean, the errors. Like like the dictionaries and stuff like that. Yeah, well, like the app guys, who come here. The whole country is a supporting resource you know, they can turn on the television and hearing glitch and learn and learn and learn and with translation, you have to keep learning and, um, there is nothing here. Huh. Huh. Right. Nothing. Really. I mean, nothing they don't have a copy of rights. Grammar in the library. I was so blown away when I read that read that. They don't. Yeah, they don't have a newspaper. They don't have they don't have don't. They don't have any magazines in Arabic. You know, nothing. Well, what prompt them to. I mean, all that crap that you know, when I was in Jordan, both both both spring times. I made everybody collect. All the junk they got out of the things they bought you know, everytime. I remember. Every time somebody went to Safeway and they got something that had you know a product advertisement on and then give it to me and I've collected all that crap. Huh. And do you know that it is exactly the kind of stuff that that they need to have in the library here? Huh huh. Exactly the kind of stuff. All this all samples of types of you know, text types and and bits of discourse that would be great to analyze. And they don't have any of it. So, so is this what you're doing your your master's thing on? No, actually I'm doing mine on sub tiling [laughter]. You're kidding. No. From Erica anguish. From Arabic to endless. Yes, and. How many pills do you have that you're working with? I'm only working on 1. Which is. And it's it's. So cool there was a documentary here recently on, um, did I tell you this already on on female bodyguard? Huh. Huh. Oh my God. Have you ever heard of them? No. Joseph. I never had either this was so interesting. He set up a military Academy for girls. Yeah. It's of course, it's, the only one in our world and they, they get a like a college education through it. And then they have military training and they become his bodyguard. What does he have any men as well or just woman? Well, apparently he does. I think I in some ways. I think it's for show and in other ways I think it might be his own. You know, sort of. Alta Rosh [laughter]. Yeah, her or whatever. Well, that's exciting. You know. But anyway, the the one of the channels here. . Did a documentary and what I'm looking at is the, um, is. . But some of the Prime Matic aspects of of of translating for subtitle ng, but also where etiology comes in. Oh. like the ideology of the people making the thing. Which is. Right, right. Mhm. Because there's. So much left out of the translation something some things added to the translation, but then, but then. Oh. of course. Sure. Really. But then the whole thing is then constructed to of course, make you laugh at and I think that the errors are make you think that the errors are not you know, and, um, so what I'm doing is I'm going to look at some of the ways that that's done. Right, right. . Uh huh. Which I find interesting. That I think that's really interesting. I find it. Yeah, I'm finding it very interesting. Well, it's. Now. So, but you've got something that does like that you know, I mean that keeps you going and. Yeah. Yeah, it's kind of. Make you wanna get up and do it every day. Yeah, so anyway, so tell me why you wanted to quit out of it. . Well, it's, not not that I wanna quit because I'm just tired of doing what. I'm doing and I don't feel like it's it's, Royal that interesting and. I don't know. I wanna be doing something productive and. I don't feel like this is. Yeah. What why not, why? Don't you feel like it is you mean because? Well, you know, I think I'm at that. where I have to be self directed. Me. Oh. And I I do so much better. When somebody says here go read these things and assimilate them and respond to them? And you know that kind of thing and so I just did my linguistics pre and I I you know for for months. Yeah. All I did was read these articles and find connections and that was great. You know. Huh. But now that that's over I'm doing this research project where I have I'm recording people and doing a Alice ease and. It just seems so, uh. Phonetic stuff is so far removed from anything longer. GE you know. Yeah. So. Nothing nothing. Cultural really. Nope, and that's. Well, that's. Okay, I think at this. because the the error. Cultural stuff for me. You know, as gay percentage, it's like. Sometimes I just wanna deal with that that stuff. Yeah. Oh. and and so the only cultural things that I'm dealing with now, are things like well, how do I find the 16 people that I want to do recordings for and how do I um, what are the best ways to get them to be saying allowed? What I want them to say the right Register and that sort of thing? Yeah. But I think I'm really wanting to just teach and it seems so far removed from that. You know. You know you could you could, if you were in Britain, you could teach while you're doing that. Well, actually. You know, there are so many people in universities here. Huh. Who only have home? Have master's degrees. Well, you know, I think that there's a big problem in the way that we are educational system work where you have to get a PhD to teach at the university and and I think that a PhD isn't really doesn't really mean that you're a good teacher and in fact, doesn't, even train. You to be a good teacher, but it says that you can do research and I'm not really interested in doing research I'm interested in teaching, but in order to teach I've got to be at this I've. Yeah. . Gotta do this there's a research thing. So in any case I am actually teaching I'm teaching, injection colloquial Arabic in the fall. No, that should be fun. I'm really looking forward to it really really looking forward to it. . I wish I were taking it, huh. You'd be my star people. Oh. I love it. It would be really fun. Well, hopefully it's gonna it's gonna go. Well, actually, last semester. I thought introduction to Lewis and I had 12 students, six of them. Were grad students who are undergrads it was so hard. Charlene. Because I had all these different levels in the class and different people want different things from it. And it was really amazing. I I was teaching three hours at a time once a week. Holy cow. Yeah, so it was it. Wasn't like enjoyable, teaching. It was really stressful teaching. That that would be really hard to come up with 300 wow. What I ended up doing actually was over compensating? So I I usually had like five hours worth of stuff that I tried to jam in to three hours. It was terrible. Yeah, why I would be really interested in the in that cord. It was well, I can send you the sale of this if you like. Yes, please do. You know, you know, who's coming to to Michigan in the fall. Oh. Do you know, Fred , Dora? Well, I I know his name. I I never met him. He was at, um, the Ohio state university. . And he is do you know what the word ideal means. Alec. You must ideal. No. No. High than yeah. Um, it's. A good word. You should know this it's. I did. Um, say for example, I have a brother. Huh. A know say you have a sister right. Okay. And I marry you and then this other guy Mary's your sister. Huh. Right then the relationship between me and that guy is id is and the significance of is that it links three unrelated families together. Oh yeah. Does that make sense? So professor McCarran. My advisor is the, I D N of Fred . . Oh okay. So since professor is retired. Um, but and we want to keep up the linguistic stuff A U M gonna come he's gonna teach one class each of the two semesters. And we're currently in the process of looking for a new error. So. JEE. Who are they gonna who have they decided on anybody to invite to interview yet? Well, I was on the committee. We started last year and I'm the graduate student up and it was really interesting. . Charlene. I was I I still it was amazing to see this process. Um, we invited three people and none of them. Well, actually one of them, the department really liked, but the students were really, um, very much against her her name was. . Bernstein Burnstein. Oh. you know what I probably shouldn't be saying while we're being recorded. Probably not you can you can email me the name later. That's, correct. Well in any case I think I think that name is not. Well, and then in any case, um, so what happened was that there was there was this this the committee. I think I better not talk [laughter]. Yeah. So in any case, what ends up happening is that we're extending the search. . And, um, and so hopefully I'll still be on it and essentially what I'm doing is just watching the process. You know, it's. Yeah. So amazing to see it all these people with their their records and and I'm looking through resumes and Vida is and. Unbelievable to see the people that are doing this stuff. And and what the competition is you know, and it makes me think though that I never ever get a job because they just like skipped over some people that I think. We're really really amazing. People. Wow. I don't know I can't figure it out. Well, so they're looking for somebody to do attic linguistics. Well, that's partially. It the department is is actually have somebody who can do all kinds of things. And so they really want cultural stuff and they they use social things. What does what does that mean cultural stuff? Mistakes as uh. Huh. Well, see that's that's, the problem. I think they don't really know what they mean by that. What they want someone who can teach something about culture? I mean, do they want somebody who can who can when they're teaching an Arabic class? Tell you, you know, don't show the bottom of your shoes or somebody look at. Oh. I mean, what do they mean by cultural? You know. Well, I think I think that that's that's a big problem that they haven't really dealt with and and it's causing great difficulties in this surge. Yeah. But um, but it's an interesting process to watch. I bet I bet it is, huh. You can believe everybody that we know. All the middle breed people and the Mesa people all these people are applying for this position. It's. So amazing. So. Yeah, wow, well, um, is what our people when you say attic, linguistic. Huh. What I mean, our our people in the States who do know boy? Let me make this a decent sentence. Yes. The people in the States who do I add a . Huh. Do they work? In Arabic discourse analysis at all. Actually, I think that I may have mentioned to you at 1. in a message that that's that's, becoming this big thing. All of a sudden and the last Arabic linguistic society meeting was had a special. Huh. Um, focus on on discourse and my mood is really into that. Apparently. Yeah, well I because I he's got an article that that is quite interesting to me, but. Huh. Huh because, because the guy I'm working with is I mean, that he just lives and breves then. Really. You know, I mean, that's that's. It, you know everything else is crap to him. Get out. And and you know this is like to be all end. All you can't you can't. You can't. Do anything without orienting your brain this way. Oh. [laughter]. And you like that. Yeah, I do like it in a lot of ways. Wow, I can't stand that stuff. Yeah. Okay. I'm. I don't know if there's. So many that the results of it. Impress me. No, it as far as translation is concerned. Huh. I don't. I don't know about where it gets you. If you're just dealing with Arabic. If you're not, if you're not a translator and you are and your your goal is not translation I'm, not sure how interesting. Looking at. Huh. This would be. Is the guy that you're working with is interested in it from a translation perspective? Yes, uh huh. Huh. Yeah. That that seems to make a lot more sense to me. Actually and I find that a lot more appealing than people who do theoretical sorts of discourse analysis. Which I find just way too mushy. You know, I can't like at least with phonetics. You know, I can, I can stick some sound through a machine and I can get readings of frequency. Values and amplitude and. Yeah. And so, it's, something much more tangible. You know, and and phonology even syntax it's much more structured, but with people who do discourse stuff. Mhm. I find, um, I I just can't. I know, it's too messy for me. There's. Nothing to sync my teeth into you know. Well, the thing, that's bothered me about all of the Siri. That we've done. So far. Is that most of it? Deals still on the level of the sentence. [laughter]. And, um, and of course in our translation course, we don't, we don't. Do that at all? I mean that you know, you get an electric shock. If you get stuck on the to the level of the sentence. Huh. Yeah, we we have to deal. Always with the text and beyond the text in order to produce a decent translation. Interesting. And so. Disk the discourse analysis. Theory that I read about in books. Huh. Is you know, I mean, I look at it and I think? Who cares what does this get you know, and and what what there is what little there is in the journal? Right, right. Is. Somewhat interesting. You know, the stuff that that deals with larger units and sending but there's, not very much for our back at all. . I mean, it's like like a totally open field. And then so. You say you say that was such a relish. Well, I mean, it drives me nuts. I wish I wish it were all laid out. You know, and somebody could tell me what it is. I want to know, but there isn't anybody to give me answers to the questions. I have and I so I don't really think of myself as a scholar, particularly you know, I mean, I would rather just be out there as a translator and working as a translator and and when I had a question, I would love to be able to ask it and have somebody say, uh huh. Huh. Yes, blah, blah, blah, blah. And instead. I find that. The questions. I've been wrestling with ever since I started studying Arabic are finally becoming. Yep. Um, acknowledged as worthwhile question. Huh. And but there are still no answers. So. So does that make you want to to look for the answers to them? Yes, it does. But it's very frustrating. Because I want the answers now. Huh. [laughter]. Well, you know, actually, I think that's part of what frustrated with what. I'm. So frustrated with it. It's such a slow process. You know where I've been thinking about my dissertation research. Now for like three years and I pretty much know what I want to do. But you know, each step is just so laborious and I just wanna be there. I want the answers. I want to know and I wanna sort of carry on and go in the classroom and teach and. Yeah, exactly. I know exactly how what. You're saying. So are you thinking about about doing a PhD? Well, I am but, um, you know, I if I stick with well, I'm. I want to stick with translation and so the best place for me to stick to do that. Huh. Is here. And is there a PhD program in that. Yes, uh huh. There is. Oh. they need to get funding to do it. And. I know and I don't, I don't know what I'm going to do on. So. Huh. I I really don't you know. Is there anybody there that can advise you on? Oh. the people here. Don't know, shit about it. Pardon. My friend. [laughter]. They they, they really you know, this is not the information society. Really. The United States is the information society. Joseph. They had a Christmas party here for the foreign students. They put up signs everywhere you know, Christmas party everybody. Huh. Huh. [laughter]. Invited such and such a day on all foreign students be sure. And come and they did not put the time on the notice.\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: On a new line provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Do you mind? No oh. it's odd. Okay, [laughter]. But. Oh. it's. My school you know, it's a linguistic thing. Oh. well, let's let's, speak linguistically then. Well, you know, we can say anything, but it really who cares. A E I O U. I mean, what really are we going to reveal you know what I mean? Yeah, well what is it review. [laughter]. [laughter]. I just got back to Chicago. Yes, I'm. Glad, you're back. It's a very beautiful city. It is isn't. It. If have you been there. I went there for a jet blue festival in like 85 and I was very impressed. It's actually, beautiful I'm, shocked. Yeah, the weather when I was there was gorgeous. Was clear the architecture is incredible. Same with us unbelievable. The whole Lake, Michigan. Is unbelievable. A little needy. You know, media oriented. I yeah, I had a hard time finding anything to eat because every being sausages. Meet. Oh. not now. Oh. not now, no, because like Johnny, the vegetarian it's like all over the place. So. Oh. Vegetarian and restaurant everywhere. Huh, really. And do you know, there's like a giant Mexican community there like major humongous, huge numbers of Mexicans? No. I didn't know that. Really. You think, you're in California. Huh really. Like last night went out for Mexican food and I asked the guy you know how come there's many Mexicans here and he said that they a lot of times they came up for like factories and different kinds of jobs of that sort and some of them stayed and some of them went back, but others stayed and their families followed them, but it's a huge Mexican. Hello. Yeah. Huh, do they have a migrant? Do they have things to pick their? No, they came up for like factories unless they picked corner and stuff, but anyway, there's like tons of Mexican restaurant , the best Mexican food I've ever had last night. Huh. Huh. Really. Tortillas, everything. It sure is not good Mexican food and gallop. Oh. you're kidding. It's. Just large city. I know that's the Indian thing. Huh huh. That's. Why. Barred. Yeah. Well, the Mexican delivered to, I had last night. Oh yeah. Shrimp . Huh. Oh. I love that when they're done. Oh. it's. Well, they're. Oh. it's fantastic. So good huh. I really hate like a pig though. [laughter]. I feel extremely fat tonight. Which you're not, but I know by, huh. Oh. no, no, no you're wrong. Now I am. Now you are really. Yeah, I'm getting like this balloon arms and upper body. Jesus. Sickening, but alright, what can I do? Of course, you did. I had to eat it was it was there and I ate and we ate for through two days, solid. Not yeah, we did have a really good time. You have a phone with Johnny. Good. He lives in a nice neighborhood. You know, not great, but nice it's been the whole thing is nice. Yes huh. It's really a little like DC actually. Really. Yeah, I was thought of G C N Boston it's. Huh. Nothing like new York. Yeah, I was just there for like I guess the weekend. It's really very nice and then we went to movies have you seen the movie, Babe. Huh. No, should I. What about the about the pick you you must, you have to see it? It's fine here. Really. Oh. It is hysterical. Okay. It is so good. You won't believe it it's the kids movie, but it's really not, you know, it's great. Oh. God. Huh. So went to see that I really want you to see it. Alright, I will. You will get one kick out of it. I will. And then it'll, do for you. Good you see. Yes huh. And then we went to see smoke you see that. No, I haven't heard of it. It's actually done in Park slope was filled in Park slope. Sounds like I'll teach, huh huh. Oh. really. Yeah, with bill heard and Harvey. . Tell it was really very good extremely good strange little movie. Oh. Huh. . So it was like all our streets cousin Johns and yeah, bodies. Really. Do you remember the filming? Alan, does yeah, Alan remembers filling they're always showing movies. Oh. I never realized they I mean, they change certain things like they they did most of it up on P W over at this big circle, but they would, but they keep saying that was 7th avenue Park prospect Park West by the Park. Oh. What's. P W. O. You know if you go up to Park if you go up like our Street to the Park and turn right. You go down a whole bunch of box. Huh huh huh. It was there, but some of it was done on 7th avenue. Huh. So they kept referring to the whole thing as if it were taking place on 7th avenue because we knew it wasn't and Alan remembers when they took down the sign of the of this particular cigar store and put up this other sign, which is the one in the movie? Huh. Huh. Oh. So definitely when they're filming that movie. Huh. Very good. You like it. Huh. It's. I haven't heard of it yet. Are you having heard of it's been a long time? But no, 0. This was like we saw a you know, it's like the last place was showing in Chicago. Oh. yeah, really. Yeah, we sent a $2 place. Huh. I think you'll like it. Huh. So that's. What we did? We ate we walked all over. Did you see by any chance? The video Nell. I loved it. I did too. I loved it. I did so. I thought she deserves it some major word for that. God, I know I thought he was great. He was great and she was great and at the end when I was sobbing and you know, it's like her face at the end like all she's doing is using her face and you read the whole feeling everything. Yeah. I was just sobbing. Yeah. [laughter]. You know, all about loss and her and loving that child, but like remembering her little sister and. Mhm. Yeah, yeah. Oh. I know. I was stopping at the end. Ellen . Of course, cause he's dealing with feelings and it had something you lost a. Joe said even cried during it. Oh. I love it. Yeah. I thought it was a wonderful movie. I did 292. I rented that. We entered it to our video. Yeah. It was good. Well, I was advised to see smoke and Stella and Alex, actually advised me to see babes because they saw it when they're up in Massachusetts. Oh. How. So we did go to see it and it was really funny. Huh. You will, I wish you were the whole time. Huh. I was wishing you were there. Really. I didn't if only Lori we're here for this because you would have laughed at me. Huh. We you would have like all the same things. I did. Oh my God, I have to see it then. It's these animals. It's a story of animals. Oh. It's about this pick who like becomes a sheep dog, but it's real animals it's a combination of of real animals computer. Oh. You know, animation and like animal status or what I guess you would call them. Oh. I guess, poppet typing. Mom models or something. But they look all of them totally real. Wow. And many of them actually are real and they have voices. Wow. Like. They're moving the mouse there talking. Animal actors, huh. But like, perfect and really great voices for each particular type of animal like you know, the dock and ships and dogs cats and the whole drama and it's. Oh. Oh. I have to see it. So, creative and then they have these three little mice that like sing like I sing opera [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. They sing from Carmen and yes, and then then they say boom, you got anything. 00, really. You. [laughter]. They it and every time they change the scene like every time they say a little the title like they have the section crime and punishment. Huh. They have the little mice. Say the title for the children. Who can't read yet? Oh huh. Just like it says crime and punishment a little like. I. [laughter]. Mean, [laughter], you will love it. Oh. You will really love it. I wanna see again. I gotta go see it. It's really funny. Yeah, this this big is trained trained to become a a sheep dog and when's the competition because he learns to communicate with the sheep and show respect to them. . It's very fun. Oh. So how are you Darling? I'm. Okay, I'm better than I was probably last time. I can communicate with you. Johnny, says by the way that he thinks that there's an 800 number now for A O L that you can log on. So you don't have to log on through like the long distance to Albuquerque. Albuquerque. Huh. So maybe should find out like call them or something. It's. Yeah. He says they're advertising. It for like places like that. Really. Really wonder how I can find out. Yes. I guess. Just call A O L. Well, I'll look into it. Because, um, that would save you money. Yeah. And also did you get my letter out riding. Yeah, and I know it's a tremendous to compose offline and they go on. Oh yeah, I can send letters 15 seconds. But um, yeah. And you also is also this thing called flash station. That's. What I that's? What I have to do it on / session? I see. I didn't do it on flash. Well, what I do is I compose and then to send it. It. I have to do a flash session. And then it takes very little time. Yeah, now of course, I'm charged for a minute anyway, because that's the minimum long distance, you know, that you go, but it's much better than another 1. Yeah, but but see, he thinks it, but he thinks that you maybe don't have to do the long distance thing. I I haven't found it. But I'm gonna look into it believe me, I will. Because a lot of people are going online. And then I have to actually go online to retrieve my messages. I can. Yeah, you have to be online to get you. I have to read them. I can read them off in other words. They'll, kind of you know, like receive them online, but then turn off this last session and then I can actually print them out or read them when it when it turned off. Know what you do. Oh. that's. It. Huh. Oh. I didn't know that. Yeah. But I have to receive them while they're on. Oh. see I go on. I receive them and I print them out while I'm on. No, you don't have to. So how do you do that? You go to mail after you receive it. Yeah. I mean, the way I do is I got a flash session. You go to fly session and you send it through flash session. And it says. Yeah, and it says, um, one of your choices under flash session. Oh. . I'll. Have to work on and tell you, but then then when you go to mail it, it will be lit up that you can read mail receive. I'm gonna try. When it's, but it's it's, when it's turned off? So you have to sort of receive them online, but you can read them and or print them off. And then you can read them off. I'll. See, I didn't know that. Oh. that's, fabulous. Yeah. Now for me. . I'm gonna try to do that. You see. I don't have the minutes issue related to because I have like 10 hours free or something with this trial run. Right. So that part isn't it, but it's it's every minute. I'm on is a long distance call. Yeah, see I have a local. Yeah, so I'll look into that 800, but any case at the end of the month when I'm done doing as much as I want to do with email then I'm gonna see how much it costs? . And if it's more than 35 then I'll go with this local company. It's working. And also what about computer, sir. Well,. I guess I could check and see if they have a local number. But you do have a local company. There's a local company. That these people are just putting together where they have. Okay, I'll it'll be happening. Yeah, I mean, eventually get there until that time. Yeah, it will have. I'm just gonna spend money. Yeah, well we have never gone over or five hours. Huh. We can't even use it up because we don't really like to get on and chat and waste. Oh. All that time. I don't know how to do it. Those chat rooms that I really. And I don't care enough, although Johnny's working with a woman who just met her future husband that way. Jeez. They met on A O L and then like they after that, they had a phone relationship and finally, they actually met and now, he's thinking moving to Chicago. G. . God. He was from some place like Boston or someplace. Huh. So you never know. Bound to happen. Yeah. Huh. You have friends Laura. . Sort of I have you know, I have the midwives and two of them live here and then they're friendly and then, um, I actually went to an art thing, which was really fun. Um, Saturday. Remember, I told you that each Boyd who's an OBGYN docs, young thing. . Her brother was kind of knowing me. He's from L A I tell you about him. No. Well, he like she's 36 he's 37. Gonna be 38. I guess in December and he lives in and he and I met him when he was visiting her about a month ago and you know, I thought he was kind of cute, but he was like totally enamored of me immediately, which was very suspect. Well. Even when you're even though. I mean, before even knew me. You're older and everything. Yeah, and,. Wow. But like I didn't wanna get into anything for one thing because. You work with this person. I had, yeah, and also, um, I I had to have this recorded. This personal stuff, but anyway. Well, who's gonna know this is like some university believe me. [laughter]. Huh. They're gonna they're gonna definitely they're gonna, um, black mail. So. You know. [laughter]. So in any case I was like you know, off putting but you know, curious kind of you know, but anyway, so then he was coming back, which he did come back. This month and he thought, man, this is it. Yeah. I'm. Sure, she's gonna just like screw me up the when I was around and I and I talked to him the phone a few times he called and there was some like chemistry you know, he was kind of talking kind of stuck. Tivoli and stuff and it looks kind of interesting. But then when I saw him again and realize I was like no, absolutely. Bye. I knew it. I mean, he was too weird. He was to. Uh, you know, like too aggressive. Yes, by. No, no, no, wait a minute. I even know you what do you. You know, you could tell he had this whole fantasy completely in his mind to have gotten there. Yeah. [laughter]. I know, that's too weird. You know, without even knowing me and everything. Yeah. So, but in any case he and his sister know this local artist who's, the sculptor and,. Huh. And who's a white guy who's, married to Navajo who. And they have this house is big. Huh. You know, like. Property, um, on the Navajo reservation. So we went out there. Huh. It was just beautiful. I mean way out you know, big red rock kind of thing. Huh huh. And farmland as well as just, um, a great house he's billed and so they're. All these people it was just so much that was like a house or an art happening. Bye. He had sculptors his own sculptures of different kinds and then he had a a painter who showed with him and they had fooled and it was just so great to be outdoors with all these sort of you know, nice people and party people and. Huh. That was refreshing. It was very refreshing and then it went into the night. Yeah. So I was out there at night with the stars in the Moon and add a campfire and singing and all that was really great. Oh. that's. Wonderful, good for the soul. It was very yeah, really good for this bill and then Friday, I'm going to the Bay area. Yeah. You are. Yeah, I'm going Friday to slide to San Francisco and I'll take the air Porter into Marine cause duties working and Richard will pick me up there and, um, and then we'll, hang out with June Saturday and we're gonna camp overnight vague day. Wonderful. Yeah, and then Sunday, we're going to a jazz festival in the Russian River area, right on the River somewhere. Well, that'll be good for you. Yeah, and I think Josh is gonna come from Berkeley and meet us and then, um, Monday huh. She's back at school, right. Yeah, she's under Berkeley. You see Berkeley and she seems happier. Yeah. I mean, she's, she hasn't really for sure gotten her classes necessarily started them, but she's. Bye. Hopeful about it and she's. Glad to be out of the Santa Cruz. Yeah. Actually. And so I'll, see her and I'll. See my new little cousin. Cause Tanya, Erica sister had a baby girl. Oh. So you know, they like nice I'll go get some great good coffee from Pete's and get some go to a trader Joe's and get some real foot I'm looking for to fish haven't fish since main. Right. They don't have fish there. They have fish I mean, they fish but I I don't want to eat it's not fresh. Yep. I mean, maybe eventually I'll breakdown, but. So guess what I made Bush. So I'm gonna have Bush and potato tonight. Good speaking of which I had the rations come to the party on Thursday. Yeah. Oh. yeah. We had a Bash. Oh my God. You have never seen. So much. Alcohol consumed by our classes. Really. It's unbelievable. Oh. They brought all this gene and vodka. [laughter], Jim. They got shark erred. Oh my God. They they we had a party here. Wow. Dancing around spilling stuff still sticky everywhere. [laughter]. You archives. Huh. I have really have to clean. Did you get your rug put in your new carpet? No we're. Actually in process of painting. The room now and then like I think the 28th we're scheduled to have the rug balance doing the painting. Oh. Oh. wow. Oh. I had two sets of students have beginner listed love affairs in the same class. Ram. They're, both married to other people all four of them read [laughter]. Oh. Jesus. So that was kind of gave an interesting energy to the class. Was everybody speaking with somebody else in the class. No, they were well, they were speaking with somebody in the class, but they were all married to different people who were not in the class. Yeah, right wow. So that was kinda weird. [laughter]. [laughter]. It was an unusual class. God. But the rations are big on that anyway. Really why. Yeah, they'll cheat on each other because they get married for the wrong reason. Really why would I get married there. They get married. It couldn't be security. They get married there because that's the only way they can live with each other and have sex basically and then they do that. So they can live together, but then they're like 20. Oh. 22 or something and they're not really ready. Huh. And then they need somebody else when they come here, they all this freedom. Huh. So anyway, that's, what happened. [laughter]. It was quite a party. Oh. wow, oh. [laughter]. It was quite a party. It really was, but it was fun. And I was exhausted afterwards and then we left now I really only have one more one week off after this. Huh. Mhm. And I think I'm getting three classes. Really. It's, not written in stone, but it looks good. And I have more privacy what do you say. Good classes. Good classes. Yes, and I have more privacy then I can handle I'm turning them away. Yeah. You have to Sean you have to take care of yourself. I have to, I am turning them away. Yeah. I mean, I actually am including the woman who I supposed to be teaching to read. Is breaking my heart. Did she ever show up? She did show up and she told me this whole sob story about her. I being injured by a child and just like the Alice Walker story except it Alice Walker like went on and did well. And this one and became Alice Walker and this woman stopped studying and forgot how to read. Hey. Huh. So anyway, I went and bought all these books and like through myself into it. Heart and soul and then she never shows up. She's always calling and canceling or not calling and not showing and you know her husband called last week. I said like I have a bunch of students are asking for this time. So I'm not gonna be able to give two days a week anymore and if she wants, if he had asked for three originally because she never comes, I said so she wants to come, he come on Saturday. Huh. He said what your only giving her to once a week. I said she doesn't come any times a week. Huh. So, it's ridiculous. Right. So he said I don't know, I'll, have to have her call you so I think he's gonna they're gonna drop out because I think she has. Yeah. So much real resistance to this, but she keeps finding excuses. Yeah. Yeah. So if then I can fit a couple other people in that happen. But I have to restrict myself during the week if I'm teaching three classes or I won't have a life. Huh. I know, it's Sean. It's absurd. I have no life. So Allen. Is like I definitely don't overdo. . It type of thing. Huh. So hopefully I will see, but I I'm doing well. . Oh wow. At least. Well, so does Allen feel weird that that fall is beginning and he's not teaching. No, because he now has so many students to tutor. He can hardly keep up with it. Really. Yeah. Oh. He put up as and people respond. Oh. So, he's actually, happy because he's tutoring kids and whatever he wants and not when he doesn't want and he's got the garden on Fridays and he's like doing all these, you know, around the house things. Huh. Huh. . Huh. So he's happy today was the first day of school and he didn't have to go. Huh. And that exciting. [laughter]. I'm. So happy for him. Yeah. It's really better. But I if I don't you know, slow it down a little I'll, never be able to practice piano. I won't be able to do anything. I know. So, I'm slowing. It down a little I'm consciously limiting myself or trying to make groups of people. Yeah. Does Mark have classes this year. Gina. Yeah, we are all supposedly gonna good classes. Oh. I feel real weird about him. I keep having dreams about his wife being really horrible. Okay. Really. I think there's some deep level. I don't trust. Her. Of course, not she's, a Paul. Speaking of which. Chicago is also very very Polish. Yes, I knew that. I never knew that no and not very Russian. Oh. you didn't. Oh yeah, I knew that, huh. I don't know if there's a big E S L thing there I went looking for total preparation books. You know, for my students and there was really not much. Huh. . So while I was there, I decided to spend a bunch of money on myself and I did [laughter]. Then you would do. I bought three books by Bolcom off instead of toll book. Huh. Huh. So now, I've got everything. I can find of his in in translation. Wow, oh wow. Basically I'm reading 1. Now called heart of a dog. Oh. I think I know that 1. Because I have this friend, you know, who's my former student who now lives in Boston she's, like one of the most unbelievable. People I've ever met in my life. Huh. Her name her name is Tanya Tiana and she is crazy about Boca and she was saying I it's not enough. Huh. You know, to read on. We write letters. It's, not enough just to read my master Margarita. You will have to read hard of a dog in a white card. This part of the job does it about the 1. It's like to be talking away in the Street. Well, if that's. He walks around how the Smalls are. No it's. That he's a dog, but he's like being transformed by some mad scientist. Soviet scientist into to this like man. Oh. Oh. It's really bizarre. I've. Never been able to find that book. Could I. That Hester. I read years ago. I'm, not being a dog. Yeah. It wasn't called wild. Was it. The wild. Call of the wild Jacqueline. No, no, no, I think it was a ration book. See, that's, the thing. Well, maybe it is a. Well. But he's doing the dog thing pretty well, but. Maybe one of these days after you finish it all borrow. It for me to see if that's. Yeah, it's the short little book actually, but so I got these books and I got them in Chicago. What it is? Huh. So good. Huh. I felt that I deserve them. You do how is your daughter. I do. My daughter. Well, she picked up at the Airport. Talk about growing up to have your kid. Pick you up at the Airport. [laughter]. I know. Is that weird? Gosh, just gonna take I mean, I have Tasha. Take me to the Airport. You know, when I go to San Francisco, which is gonna be really weird. I never had this yet. She picked us up and then we all went out for type. O N. It in her neighborhood, which is why I needed more foot [laughter]. Oh. [laughter]. I really need more foot I'm like, uh, blimp. I have been doing nothing, but eating you can't imagine the amount of full reading. . So we went out for Typhoon and she talked a lot. You know, she's just moved in with Alex. So it's like a big adjustment. Yeah. Well for her or for you. For her. Yeah, for her to. Yeah, because she's like getting used to it all you know, it's like I hope it works out. God. That's. All I have to say then we went back to her apartment and saw how acutely they had fixed it up really cute. Huh huh. And you know, she's given up sleeping with her, Teddy, bear now because she always made a conscious choice when I finally sleep with somebody all the time. oh oh. Huh. I'm, not gonna speak with my Teddy, bear. Yeah, bye. Cause after all she's almost 20 [laughter], but she she's really missing her. Yeah, [laughter]. Teddy, bear. Oh. So I told her she should speak with her. Teddy, bear. And him. Huh. But she didn't know. I don't want to do it. I'm. You know, I'm trying not to. So she left. G. She left a Teddy bear here. Huh. But she's she's coping tomorrow. Yeah. She starts classes. Huh. Do you have classes? I hope she. She likes you think. Yeah, she's got interesting, huh. Huh. Hold on I'll read. You what. They're called hold on. Huh. I have her print out here. She's taking. Um, design for communication. This is all computer stuff. Huh. Typography. Huh. Survey of visual design. . Pre production and comp. Inc. Huh. Computing procedures then you're taking Spanish. [laughter]. Some I'm. Well, oh. yeah. Happy about and a English class called writing for life word work. So she's taking a lot of glasses. Yes, he is. But she thinks that it's gonna be different kinds of art supply stuff. Then before it's gonna be interesting to see what she's gonna need. Huh. So she's not gonna be building things with Lord. Huh. You know, she's not taking three D anymore. Huh. And stuff, but she doesn't really know what she's gonna need like more books and more increase and more. Bye. She doesn't need her computer back. No, her computer is not a sophisticated enough. Something. I can for her really. Yeah, she's gonna have to do is only the computers there. Jeez. She's real cutting edge. Huh. She knew that's why she's you mean our computer is wonderful. I love it, but it's, not good enough for her now. Huh. Huh. So she's gonna wait to buy a computer until she really needs to have one because she'll want the latest. Yeah. But she's a little freaked out about that. How much time is she gonna have to spend at school on the computer room? Yeah. And Callie will she have to come home and with the situation with Alex and all that you know. Yeah. Meanwhile the family is like so happy that he's, not to Julie. You have no idea. What. It's really making me sick. Oh. , Rama. Polka Rama. Huh. Room. So girl, but then I mean, like Harmon came and visited and you could tell that's what she's all happy about. But meanwhile, Gil wants to make absolutely certain. So he writes let's tell a letter by the way. You're dying to me. Alex what's. His last name. No, one here seems to know. Huh. They wanna like put their mind at rest. Yeah. And then my called the other day and we had it out. Oh God. Why is he still alive? He said he said to me. Um, you know, still there. I said, no she's, not she said she said is she living there. I said he has a matter of fact, she is. Huh. So how do you feel about that? I said, well, I think he's really nice guy and I think it's. Okay, he said, yeah, but don't you think, that's a little mature for her agent? You think she should get to the. where she can pay for these things before she does stuff like that. I said, well. Oh man, like he is. Alright, so what's the difference to you. Like what is the with. She she should be 48 like or whatever. How old he is? I said you know, you're paying the same 250 a month. Whatever she does. Huh. So what difference is because that's, what I hate. I get like aged out because I'm not getting money like a father has no role you know, I mean, it's really so I so anyway, we I I didn't attack him right. [laughter]. [laughter]. I'm. Just listening to his bullshit. Yep. So I said he said now every time I see here. I have to share her with Alex. Oh God huh. I said that's, correct. That's, exactly what you're gonna have to do. And you're even gonna be more than that. You can have to share her with Alex is family. That's true and so am, I. He said, yeah, but you're there and I'm here. Well, I said, well. [laughter]. You know, I didn't yell at him, but I like you know, I was like, very clear about the whole thing. Yeah. I said listen like you're, not getting anywhere by like you know, having fights with your daughter's lover. What is that gonna do she's gonna pick him? She's gonna get along with you. What a fucking idiot? He's such an idiot that it's it. Boggles. The brain. I mean, besides being a bad person. That's such a stupid. of view. Such a stupid such a stupid guy. Was it had been up? Is S I mean. Totally he's unbelievable. So that we're getting you know, having the whole long discussion. Like human nature has changed since he was 20. Oh. I know I don't get it. . I I he said it's, not the sex thing. I said, well, no, he said he said it's just you know, she she's kind of I thought was kind of extravagant. You know that she even lived with June. I said this is costing less by far then when she lived with June, he said, well, I thought that was kind of extravagant. Huh. I said, well, considering all you do is give 250. No matter what I don't think. Extravagant is a word. You should be using. Oh my God, how both of you. Yeah, I put I said, that's, not a word that really applies to you. God, it's a great. Extravagant. Keep your wits about you. And just come out with that. I was, I was I actually, I actually kept my lips and I said, and I said, also, you know, she's a very stressed out kid. Yes. She doesn't wanna be going back and forth doing our school and staying here. Sometimes, they're. Sometimes. What to do with the boyfriend? How to fit the boy from then you know on on on this gives it all in one place and it's relationship practice and it doesn't work out? For her. Yeah. It doesn't work out. Huh. He says it's it's rather. Reminiscent it's it's, sort of similar don't. You think I said. To what. And so I said not really he says I don't mean that they are a like I mean, I said I know you mean similar to us our situation when we started out, he said, right. Huh. Huh. I said he's, not like you. [laughter]. I didn't I'm, not like her. [laughter], huh. They're, not us. He said thank God, I said that's, right. [laughter]. So me, well, he's like going on and on and he's talking. Well, how is it. Reminiscent. What is that supposed to be? Because in our no real way only the on hold on one SEC. [laughter]. Huh. That was E R. . One of my students. Oh. [laughter]. I told him I called back. Anyway. No we're. No, I mean, I can't figure out how he thinks that's the same. Oh. no, no, well, he's a poet. You see Alex, but he's, not he's, not Alex, Mike. Oh. I see. Is not Alex. I mean, they're different people course, the one thing. Huh. Mike's not telling me is that he just finished purchasing land and a house. Oh bye. Stella tells me this later. He just purchased for $60,000 something like 10 acres in Santa Barbara Hills and some should hold a house for $60,000. So he's not moving to new Mexico. No he's bought this house, but he didn't tell me that because he's. 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For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"the technical got the computer I've already called you do you remember me I've called you at this morning time oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yeah I'm talking about your computer so are in turn of the computer right now yes this is okay like is your computer on right now sir oh good yes yes yes okay now so what do you see on a computer screen right now oh yes someone someone did it's sigh last week that is some of the co last week max I'm okay what was it wicked here so I've already called you as this morning time what's your name again sir i want to show you all the problems which are inside a computer so can you please tell me what do you see on the computer screen right now well it's funny that you should call because my third Elvis larissa see she wasn't talking about pictures just this last week and you know anything since she is very small I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see half I'm talking you know where we're all talking about your computer so I'm yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look at this sort of thing won't be working tell me about it they're listen listen give me wanting do you want to take it out all those problems inside a computer or not I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it very catchy level or second lecture you might lose your computer you know so I wanna run again there you might lose your computer so I want you again please thank you might lose your computer so i want to show you all those problems which are inside your computer it don't kill me what do you see on your computer screen right now sorry i will compete with you say we call it from against there what do you see on your computer right now well you know his thing because the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel CC probably talk to her cannons sir but bit that really hurt and and sometimes in family I think these things are quite important hear it the more important than that in you know God or phone call or water for whatever it is we think listen can I talk to with your daughter right now oh yeah this is safer for that way I mean you've been fine friendly straightforward with me here hello yeah are you like are you you don't want to take it out all those problems arise sorry this is I have a episode about it is a problem mrs. stone and my hearing is it a shot I good yes I can sorry are you I can help you so please turn on your computer well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were hell how's it going through hell is this guy convert\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Connie calling on behalf of Jeff lions with power Lions real estate solutions and we're calling to see if you folks might be thinking of selling your home maybe this fall or the spring summer of 2016 uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh okay um there'll try this again my name is Connie I'm calling for Jenna Lyons he's a realtor with keller williams and we were calling to see if you folks might be thinking of selling your home maybe this fall or the spring you know next spring next summer it is is is you are thinking of selling oh good yes yes yes okay well just to let you know Jeff Lyons is number three in Ottawa and tents in Canada I would evolve keller williams agents he has a very unique marketing strategy with every home he sells what he does is he puts a one year home warranty on each home and it covers things like the plumbing heating electrical cooling systems garage door opener if you have one if you decide to leave appliances those would also be covered by the one year home warranty and that's a real attraction for a buyer okay that they know that that anything that goes wrong there's no problem with for one year as well when the buyer goes to do an inspection of their home of your home but they do they hire their own independent inspector but just pays for the inspection so that's another attraction for a buyer as well he provides them with a moving truck removed within the greater Ottawa area he also guarantees that he charges the lowest possible Commission of any agents that you'd speak with in Ottawa you have to tell you about I'm not licensed or one mother to discuss the financial end of it but I'm now give you the computer at all oh yes yes Oh someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no wasn't us you're on Crescent a yes sorry what's your name again my name is Connie cos well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and oh yeah he sees no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well what I could do if you use the computer I could send you the information to your email and everything that Jeff does is his marketing strategy to attract the buyers everything is written down it's in writing so it might be easier for you you know to see everything he does and then his phone number is on there and if you have any questions when the time comes that you do decide it's time to sell your home you could give general call and discuss everything with him and or meet with him and seeing Jeff would be a good bit really you know you work well with him and he's a good fit I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you there were also again happy um what I was saying I could send you you do you have an email address but the litter sorry again get an email address do you have an email address would you say that again again please yes do you have an email address do you use the computer yes yes yes yes do you use email sorry which company did you say I'm calling from again keller williams well hello you know education thing because the last time that I someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now that happens you know but if it that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are less important you know they're more important than any they are gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is did you want me to try and speak with Marissa oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here I'm listening hello are you there yes hello I'm here I'm listening hello yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again oh I was wondering would it be a good idea if i was to speak to Marissa explain everything to Marissa and then she can talk to you would that be a good yeah well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how how was this going through how is this going to work how does just work well into it but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've told that I should be looking at yeah my third eldest larissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes yes yes she she says that those that I should be going for the okay something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are not stick so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but oh that's okay sorry what were you saying there again um do you are your mr. money oh yes yes Oh someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call offs week about the same thank you what was it was that you know that wasn't me um would it be a good idea if I speak maybe to your son that's there and I could maybe send him information or if I speak to Marissa your third eldest and see if I should explain everything to her and then she can talk to you would that be a good idea or no yes sorry what was your name again okay my name is Connie Connie well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know he sees no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it should I speak to a murder should I speak to her maybe and explain this to her and then she can explain it to you would that be helpful for you I'm sorry I couldn't quite god I'm asking it would it be a good idea if I speak to her explain everything to her and then she could explain it to you would that being helpful for you but the Lister sorry again oh yes I'm asking would it be a good idea if I spoke to your daughter explained everything to her and then she speaks with you and explained it to you do you think that would be a helpful step good would you say that again again please certainly yep I'm wondering if I should speak to your daughter explain what Jack can do to help and what services just provide and then perhaps she could explain it to you and I'm wondering if that would be helpful yes yes yes do you have your daughter's telephone number I could I could give her a call sorry I which company did you say you're calling tagging hell keller williams well can I really interesting do something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel's yeah she wouldn't speak to me for a week now look with her bit erratic really emotional and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what for whatever it is um mr. and what if I speak with your daughter would you like me to speak with your daughter directly and I can explain to her oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hi I'm listening yes hello are you there hello I I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again should I speak to your daughter or to your son and explain why I'm calling and maybe they could talk to you about it would that be helpful if I speak to your son that's there or speak to your daughter well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work how did he work well that's that sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it have yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third oldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura shall befall yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry sir sorry what were you saying there again oh is that a duck in the background oh yes yes someone someone why don't get it sounds like we thought about it Cole last week about the same yeah where was I was like you know I can call back though and speak to your daughter another time or to your son another time would that be a helpful yes sorry what was your name again what my name is Connie how about if I call back and I speak to your son or speak to Marissa your daughter well and inspire that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it hello are you there hello hello hello is this the Sun oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I'll give you a call back another time and maybe speak to your son how does that sound I'm sorry I couldn't quite calculate discussion I've got a bag origin I'll give you a call right back how's that I'll give you a call back mr. sorry again I'll give you a call back would you say that again like in please I will call you back when i have a better connection it's this dish ok bye bye for now sorry which company did you say you're calling from again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"specialist here with cancun dream vacations how are you today oh yes so what someone did did say last week that is someone did Cole last week about the same thing what was it was that fused and that's a great question allow me give you the details of the entire promotion this way you can make an informed decision fair enough and with who I have a professional name again with whom do I have the pleasure of speaking well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know he sees she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family go to university and she passed with distinction you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah suicide should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it my name is Jeff I'm your resort specialized here with cancun dream vacations and it with whom do I have the pleasure of speaking sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the discussion they will pull that again my name is Jeff I am your resort specialist here with cancun dream vacations and with whom do I have the pleasure of speaking with the list sorry again your name please would you say that again again please yes sir my name is jeff i am a resort specialist here with cancun cream vacations and with whom do I have the pleasure of speaking sorry of which company do show you calling from my name is Jeff I'm your resort specialist here with cancun dream vacations how are you today well you know here's here's something because the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for size that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know if they're more important than in you know goggle or phone call or what what so ever it is home I'm oh yeah sorry you're going through that so do you pull up that way I mean you've been quite a bit friendly it is exactly what you need with whom do I have the pleasure of speaking with whom do I have this order of the living yes who with whom do I have the pleasure to speak\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] Billy here there is that better sir yeah a little bit yeah okay now how much overall credit card debt do you owe at this time all combined oh good yes yes yes how much overall credit card debt you owe oh yes yes someone someone did it say last week that did someone did call last week about the same thing okay great yeah I'm not sure sir how much overall credit card debt do you owe at this time sorry what was your name again Ryan now sir you receive this call due to your current credit ratings through the credit bureaus you were put up for review to receive lower interest rates so do you currently pay thirteen percent interest or more well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know yeah she's oh yeah he's a nerd I don't know that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite okay what well that's that's how well yeah she was saying that I should look you know get Quinn to look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well we're a funny excuse me I'm sorry I'm we're we're alkyne and mr. cutter they will what was that again we're we're a financial service that works in conjunction with Visa and MasterCard now do you pay thirteen percent interest or more the Liz sorry again would you show that I couldn't I can do that better yes how much overall credit card debt do you owe at this time ish ish how okay do you currently pay thirteen percent interest or more sorry which company did you show you're calling from again Visa and MasterCard search and you can you answer these general questions for me so we get these interest rates lowered for you today well you know here's here's something because the last time okay sir how much how much over how much okay to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she okay sir listen listen to me I you were put up for review to receive lower interest rates so would you bid that really good and alright you have a great day yeah you have a great day servicing so quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever whatever it is\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"oh sorry [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh I'm sorry sir my name is Marisa and I'm doing information calls to Edison and DWP customers today about the new electric program so I understand that you are the homeowner yes this is okay we're calling to notify you that your home comes up to potentially qualified to receive information about fundings rebates and incentives coming from the state the state has a program and it is designed to help you reduce or even eliminate your current electric bill so with the medicine or DWP are you spending over seventy dollars on electricity month oh good yes yes yes you are okay because however much that bill is it's about to go up I'm sure you know by now that here in the state of California we pay some of the highest utility rates in the country right and last year dollars yeah so on so on good bye last week and I did someone did call us week about the same thing uh-huh no sir it was not by we're just providing information and see whether or not solar would be suitable for your home so I just like to ask have you had an analysis already sorry what was your name again my name is Marisa so somebody has called you already oh because my third eldest larysa see she was really just just last week and uh-huh to you is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first of the family to go to university see how depictions you know where Wow what about affair yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing Oh what more can you tell me about it okay Oh aside from the annual increases in our utility rates well for this year alone the Public Utilities Commission have approved the 15.6 percent increase in our utility rates so they keep increasing each and every year so the state instead has created a program and has funded it with 2.5 billion dollars now the state is also mandating major utility companies to offer financial options to customers who have high electric bill as an incentive for you to look at the solar now aside from this there are also federal programs and potentially some local rebates which are all meant to help homeowners with the start-up costs of your going solar with idea that individual homeowners like you could lower eliminate the amount of money that you have to spend on electricity each and every month so what this means is right now you are looking at the possibility of getting to solar for very little out of pocket so with the amount of money you're spending on electricity sir are you receiving any kind of discounts from Edison or DWP capsulate akashi level okay okay are you receiving any kind of discount from your utility company like Kerr lifeline medical low income to help you lower your electricity bill discount or again okay you are with Edison or DWP your utility company Edison or okay your utility company are you with Edison a Southern California Edison or with the LADWP your electric WPA sorry okay so your show you were calling from again America and pro energy sir Oh sir are you receiving any kind of bounce in the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me from now you know then that happen actually you know but it's--but that really hurt and sometimes in family these these things are quite important you know they're more important than job or or phone call or whatever it is so like what kind of problem did you have oh yeah since you put it that way I mean if you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here right yes I'm still here are you yes sir yeah I'm still here sorry I have a have a bit of a a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it okay yes sorry what we were saying again okay sir we're just trying to show homeowners how you can eliminate her electric bill towards a system that can generate all of your electrical needs now what we're trying to do is to see whether or not solar would be suitable for your home and if it is we will have your home analyzed for free by a state certified solar specialist what the specialist will do is he will be comes out takes a look at your roof measures the amount of Sun you're getting to see if solar would even work on your home now the solar technician will suggest the best system that will cover all your electrical needs show you how much that would normally cost and then qualify you for programs and fundings that will help you offset a portion of the cost and the good thing about this is that with the information that he will provide to you it is going to be good for up to a year so this similar consultation is for free there's no obligation so it's really just an information visit to let you know what your options are well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how I was asking for help you okay oh well this solar a technician will see how you know the the system that will be suitable for home you know like the kilowatt output that is needed for your home and he will show you how many panels you will need of you to cover your electrical needs and then we will discuss with you the system that will do that and then he will tell you how much it's going to cost and then he will qualify you for the programs and the fundings to help you offset a portion of the cost because with the program it provides that it will cover a very large portion of the cost of the system and anything that covered is paid off with the bills that is equal to or less than what you're currently spending on electricity meaning to say that whatever you're spending now on electricity will just be rerouted towards a payment of your panels so that's what the that's why we send out the state certified technician to show you how solar will work on your home and how it would look like for you if your transition to solar using the fundings available well said sound good I mean you have been very pipe any is good all right yeah I mean it's something that but I've told that I should be looking at yes aha third oldest of Irish Marissa she I think I mention people yes yes she um she says that the boat that I should be gone yeah that's our sister matter yeah you know what is most appropriate for the time I guess what lasted sorry just hang on hang on okay okay it so sorry well but okay alright so sorry what were you saying there again sir I'm asking whether or not of you will be able to meet with a solar technician to do the analysis for you I can send the technician over here to your home today or well 7 p.m. to you know give you information about how solar will work on your home oh yes yes so someone someone if it's say last week and someone did call last week that same but was it was that good no sir sorry what's your name again my name is Marissa well it's yeah because my third Helders Marissa she she was talking about this just this last week and yeah CiCi's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university ah okay yeah you know when they're on fire yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay so yeah that's why I'm calling you to show you how solar would be suitable for your home and how solar would be able to help you since you're already thinking about the looking into solar do you have an hour of your time later on tonight so I can send the technician to discuss this with you I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it depression label what was that again okay um well I'm glad that you're looking into solar and this is the most opportune time for you to be able to know more about transitioning to solar so with that I can send a state certified technician to do the analysis for you so at least you can discuss with you all of the information that you will need for you to be able to know more about transitioning to solar so I'm asking if are sorry are you so we're collecting of free solar consultation to homeowners so if you have an hour of your time later on of I think at seven o'clock I can send the technician over to do the analysis on your home to see whether or not solar would be suitable for you would you say that again again please okay so I can send a technician over to your home at seven o'clock tonight so you know he can discuss with you how you can transition to solar using the fundings available and show you how solar would be beneficial for you so yeah so ah if you're available at 7 o'clock I can get the technician for you to do the analysis hi sorry everyone which something did you say we calling from again I'm calling from American pro energy sir I'm not trying to sell you solar we're a private referral comes by me well you know here's the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you okay yes I don't mean by my eldest Rachel see see is there somebody there yes so you know I'm sorry yeah and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important the more important than yeah than anything else of course what more mother British so Sony above any of your um you know children there so that I can speak with oh yeah your sisters since you've looked that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with you here aha yeah sir I'm still here hello are you there yes yeah I'm here I'm here I'm still here so I'm sorry this yeah I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it's not so good yes yes sorry what were you saying again um do you have well no the I think it was your son who answered the call or the the phone call earlier so may I just pick with your son well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how was this guy true how was this guy cookbook so there are funding ok\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay need yo me sir well okay so my name is Stacy and I'm calling you from tech support okay and you have have a word with my technician in regards to your country to remember oh yes yes yes okay so sir I believe that you are the primary user of the computer right oh yes yes somewhat someone did its say last week that is someone did call last week about the same yes yes thank you that was my senior technician all right sorry what was your name again sorry well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa okay he was talking about this just last week and now the other issues she is very smile give her happens because you know she was the first in the family recipe and see ha ha ha with distinction you know we're all quite congratulations to our yeah she was saying that I should look you know gets into this is the sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so actually we were receiving some error notification okay that there are two people's illegally connected to your home network so that is why we had made a quick check up call so any how do you know Russell Blake and Thomas Dimitri I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they catch you they will also refer at any how do you know Russell Blake and Palmas Dimitri this sorry again Russell Russell Blake and Palmas Dimitri these two people do you know them would you say that again again please Russell all right yes yes that is Russell sir Russell are us SEL Russell Blake sorry which company did you show you falling from again so I'm calling you from a secure well you know here's the thing cuz the last time it's that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would speak to me for all business now is that happened but it's good that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or or phone call or what for whatever it is [Music] hello are you there hello hello sorry sorry what were you saying again so I just want to verify these people that is Russell Blake and Thomas Demetri do you know these people oh yeah scissors sensitive you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly right forward with me here hello hello hello are you there yes gonna Yami sir yes sorry I have a habit of that a problem this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again sir do you know Russell Blake and Thomas Dimitri well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what they were how how I was this guy true yeah how was this going to work hello yes around there yes sorry sorry what were you saying again so do you know Russell Blake and Thomas Dimitri they are the hackers and they have taken the axis of your computer so have you allowed anyone to take axis of your computer well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient how many and this is yeah I mean it's something that but I just called I should be looking sir my third oldest traditional Irish easier I think I mentioned yes yes she she says that's the boat that I should be gone supply fish but sister matter of what you know what is most focus for the time and I guess what not sorry just hang on for one second hang on all right [Music] yes so sorry about that sorry for your sign very good sir there are two people that are they are connected to your computer so have you allowed anyone to connect to your computer taken the access of your computer oh yes yes oh so on Shawn's kids sigh last week diving somebody like Simon thanks what was it that you yes sir it's me so are you next to your computer sir hello hello yes sorry what's your name again Russell Blake and Thomas Dimitri well it's fine but you should call because my third Elvis Larissa she wasn't talking about it this last week and she is very smart give her bad because you know she's the first family okay you know we're we're all quite out so yes she was saying that I should look and I guess thank you look at this sort of thing okay sorry I couldn't quite catch it so I you next to your computer not big hit click on the next write down your full name and color with it okay hello write down your phone inaudible chatter hello you deserve it sorry okay sir are unique to your computer would you say that again again please be next to your computer so I can guide you to block those people yes okay so is your computer is on sorry which company could you show you falling from again so I'm calling you from executor remember we had worked on your computer with a plus sign a doctor sign you can see that on your computer you should think so the last time that I someone's called up and talked to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble but the people here because I went social things that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest right si si would speak to me for me now now can't manage it that's really good and sometimes in family and I think these things are quite important if they're more important than that it's you know gobble or phone call or what what what a great it [Music] so there are eunuchs to your computer oh yeah since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly try sport here no SIA hello hello are you there hello oh yes sorry I ever have a bit of us a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again sir are you next to your computer is your computer is on well you know with the world financial a they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work sorry [Music] well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with our man here and yeah it's something that but I've told I should be looking at my third elsewhere she mentioned yes yes she she says that's a beauty got something like this just the matter of what you know what is much product okay sorry you just hang on one second yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying Merrigan so are you next to your computer is your computer is on oh yes yes oh so what so on its site last week a little bit Koloff Eggman time thank you so that was me that was me I had called you okay sorry what was your name again sorry well it's funny but you should call so my third he was talking about it just last week and she is very small giver Matthes because first to the family half with distinctions you know where we're all quite about of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know guess is the sort of place so what more tell me sir I will show you each and everything does be on your computer so I can show you these people who are connected to your computer I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch basic a she-devil or something sir I will show you where these peoples are connected to your computer ok and what they are trying to do with your personal security so I just want to be on your home screen be on your computer sorry again ah hello could you say that again again please sir I will show you where these people are connected to your computer okay so just be on your home screen of your computer so I can guide you eaten everything yes okay so be at your home screen sir where you can see all your icons sorry I which company could you show us falling from again so I'm calling you from tech secure remember we had worked on your computer well you know his fish and things because the last time that I'm someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got insight a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for some things that I shouldn't have okay please me telling you that but sir yes I think my eldest Rachel see see to me for me now that's really good and sometimes in family is these these things are quite important you know they're more important than job or phone call what for whatever it is okay [Music] so there are you next to your computer can you see all your icons oh yeah your scissors since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah hello hello are you there gimme your meter oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good all right there no problem sorry what were you saying again sir is your computer is on well you know with the low financial aid hour I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work sir I will show you about these people so that is Russell and Thomas where these peoples are connected to your computer ok so just be on your home screen well yeah that sounds good I mean if you have been very price oh man hand is it yeah I mean it's something that I hold I should be looking after my third I was really always actually I think I mentioned before yes yes she um she says that I should be like this a matter of wireless focus into the time and I guess one sorry could do is just hang on for one sec okay hang on yes sir yes so sorry about that sorry what were your swag Merrigan sir this be on your home screen of your computer oh yes yes someone someone did this fight last week doesn't someone did call off slick that time Thanks I had called you last week hello hello this is a response accumulation it would let it alaikum you come into the park ranger hello well your leg another things we do [Music] yes sorry what was your name again food leans over well it's funny but you should call because my third eldest she was talking about this just last week and she's very small you've ever happens because okay first to the family you know we're all quite powerful yeah so she was saying that I should look you know get into this sort of place so what more sir I will tell you each and everything just be on your home screen [Music] I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it basically they were all so good sir can you owe me this sorry again third this be on your home screen I will show you each and everything every information I will give you each and every information would you say that again again please [Music] can you Yami sir yes okay sir just be on your home screen of your computer okay so I can show you each and every information regards these two people who are connected to your computer sorry which company did you say Tony from\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"car services how are you today sir sorry I can barely hear you there hello it's cash yesh yesh so first of all sir the reason for this call is because you have been making your payments on time which entitles you putting your lower interest rate I just need to ask you a few questions getting your account in order for me to qualify you and get the stone for you do you still all over 3,500 dollars on all of your credit cards combined oh god yes yes yes and you're still paying over ten percent interest rate on on your cards correct oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week that is someone did call us make about the same thing what was that you okay no I didn't call you last week so we're calling today butter which card have the highest interest rate as their visa master camera can express or discover it sorry what was your name again my name is able a ve l well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so I'm okay same way we can't we can work you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay if you're qualified sir I'm going to transfer your call to one of our financial bye sir who is going to calculate for you the new lower interest rate ok so just let me qualify you and the interim for your call to one of our financial advisor so what is the card that has the highest interest rate the Visa MasterCard American Express or discover I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the education level four seconds ok what is the card that has the highest interest rate the Visa MasterCard American Express or discover that the list sorry again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hi i'm calling from can glow windows indoors sorry i can barely hear you there i'm calling from can glow windows indoors and we're offering free estimate of any windows and doors replacement would you be interested yes yes yes we are going to be in your area tomorrow will that work for you oh good yes yes yes what time are you available tomorrow hello are you there yeah what time can you uh do tomorrow oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again um i'm calling from ken glow windows indoors and we're offering free estimate of any windows and doors for replacement oh yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no i don't think it was us um so what time are you available tomorrow yeah sorry what was your name again can glow windows and doors well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see past with distinctions so she was saying that i should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us we're offering free estimate of a new windows and doors replacement i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it they did catch you there what was that again windows and doors replacement sorry again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"repeat that please hello oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there now let me just ask are you 100% comfortable with that amount yes this is great now all I need to do is just transfer you to the records department so they can confirm your mailing address and can get you on your way so please stay on the line oh good yes yes yes well thank you oh yes yes Oh someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you hi this is Tracy Beaker Anna records department and I'm paid to make certain we have everything correct - now are you today yes sorry what's your name again my name is Tracy Baker well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she sees well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite alone oh yes yes so I'm not a saint look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it all right about the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will what was that again alright so we're taking donations up for the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association but the sorry again we're taking donations for the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association would you say that again again please New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association yes and now how much would you like to donate sorry which company would you say you're calling from again it's the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association well you know here's Pearson thinking because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is right and I do understand I have children so and I do understand that sir look would you like to donate oh yeah since you that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah yes sir I'm here how much yes yes sir I'm here how much would you like to donate sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I said how much would you like to donate well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy true how is this going to work all right well we can process your pledge today with a Visa MasterCard American Express or discover which one would you like to use today well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes he and she says that the boat that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but that's I'm sorry what were you saying there again I said how much would you like to donate oh yes yes well someone someone could it say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you it it may have been so I'm not sure wasn't me that you spoke to though but why don't I do this so that your daughters don't get mad at you why don't I send you out an information kit and then you can look it over with them and then if you would like to donate there'll be a pre-addressed envelope in there for you to send back your donation would that be better yes sorry what was your name again my name is Tracey Baker well it's funny you should pull because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it alright well why don't we send you out some information and then you can look it over with Marisa okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will what was that again I I said I'm going to send you out some information so that you and your daughter Marissa can look it over alright but the list sorry again may I have your first name please would you say that again again please I said may I have your first name so we can send you some information huh ich ich ich all right sir you have a great day and it's been a pleasure speaking with you sorry which company did you show you calling from again this is the New Jersey state law Enforcement Officers Association well you know here's here's something because the last time the night of someone called up and she spoke to me fine I got quite a bit of trouble people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these from these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever it is all right well sir I don't want to come too many people see you on a wonderful day and I'll talk to you another time all right oh yeah since you pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly right foot board with me here hello yes I'm still here hello are you there yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes [Music] sorry what were you saying again that's okay sir you have a great day all right well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work well so we'll just call you another time you have a great day all right well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient an old man here and it's not no matter yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at yes hello you gotta make you happy yeah I think I mentioned Laura shall be full yes yeah yeah she says that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but oh no that's okay what were you saying Merrigan I was just letting me know that will call you back at another time you had a great day all right oh yes yes so on someone did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no sir it was not but I'll go ahead and I'm going to hang up now but you have a great day all right yes sir sorry what was your name again my name is Tracey Baker well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she sees no she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look at this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well sir we'll just call you at another time all right goodbye I'm sorry I\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I have permission from the RCMP to make this call may I ask if this is the northern 911 call center yes it is and do you have the address correct and you're located in the Sudbury Ontario correct thank you very much have a good day all right you're welcome goodbye\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I can barely hear you there oh hi sir I'm calling you from air duct cleaning services how are you yes this is nowadays you working your locality so that if I dear offering you compete here the cleaning of your house just one flat rate it will be cleaning unlimited Norton coolio brands / house doesn't matter what it equality you have and I also feel natural Harbor see Kaiser is three in each and every brand of your house so some a know how many bedrooms do you have fun at all floor oh good yes yes yes so how many bad gumby have on a toddler oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week that is someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yes yeah say hello still day you may know how many bedrooms we have our daughters I'm going to practice sorry what was your name again okay so how many bedrooms do you have on a top floor so I'm were telling the pricey well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart give him at it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she harshed with distinctions you know where we're all proud of her yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it both and mobile is dead procedure tell you you want to be clean air duct system I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it education level you you want to be clean air duct system but the sorry again so do you have a furnace we have a furnace in a basement good would you say that again I can please have fun is funded do you have a partner ish ish ish and so say you want to begin sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I say here that beginning I'm calling you well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and it spoke to me on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know let's do that happens you know but it's bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite importantly I live there more important than any yes water for every action okay so tell me you are not on I don't you have oh yeah scissors since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here I tell you do you have a failure you want to be clear are you are yes sir you want to begin here darkest areas sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I thank you for on to VPN air duct system well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were howl howl that was this going through how is this going to bug ya say you are the homeowners can I speak to the homeowners well are you that does sound good i mean you have been very patient an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says I should be going through something like this sister matter of wand you know what what is most powerful and volume air the tire is very much so I could just hang on for one second for and by your bed\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi Mr my name is Matthew and I'm calling with palmco uh Palco is a family-owned company sir that's an approved electric and gas supplier in the PA Power Switch and Pa gas switch programs and just so you know for quality insurance is phone call is being recorded do you understand that uh sorry I can barely hear you there oh okay uh is that better yes yes yes okay I was just saying that I'm with palmco my name is Matthew and we're a family-owned company that is approved electric gas supplier in the PA Power Switch and Pa gas switch programs and for quality assurance this phone call is being recorded do you understand sir oh good yes yes yes okay have you heard of the PA Power Switch PA gas switch programs oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing what was so you're all you signed up already uh well I don't think it was us but uh there is a lot of different suppliers in the program are you already signed up with somebody else then sorry what what was your name again Matthew well it it's funny you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay uh I just need to be clear first I do not work for and I'm independent of your utility other energy suppliers and the Public Utility Commission and in order to qualify for the program sir you cannot be receiving any government assistance on the bills and you cannot be more than 60 days behind on the bill uh it looks like you meet the requirements is that correct correct I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again well I'll ask you one question at a time uh do you receive government assistance on on the bills do you do you have help like lie Heap or cap or anything like that or do you pay it yourself with the sorry again well there's government programs that help assist with your bills do you do you participate in any of those government programs because we you will not qualify for this one if you're already in one of those could you say that again again please yes sir are you in any government assistance programs for that bill do does the government help you pay the bill at all yes yes yes oh they do all right well then I'm sorry you will not qualify for the power switch program if you receive government assistance on the bill okay sorry I which company did you say you were calling from again Palco well and Sir if you would like to you would like to research this the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what what yes sir yes sir yes sir yes sir uh you don't qualify anyways so you don't have to worry about it I'll let you go I thank you for your time though you have a good day byebye well yeah since since you you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I'm belly here there uh can you hear me yes yes yes okay hi this is Bobby contacting homeowners and how are you oh good this is look I represent a group of contractors who specialize in repairs and small jobs and we have a service award with Angie's List the estimate is good for a year with references in your immediate area so I was checking to see because we do plumbing kitchen bath flooring windows painting patio stucco garage doors retrofit insulation balconies chimneys also artificial turf and along with tankless water heaters Wireless generators also stucco if I mentioned decks you name it so I was checking to see would it be for the interior or the exterior most likely is yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you most likely it was I was just checking to see because I do have a guy in right now he's doing an estimate on a patio also a kitchen and a driveway so it's no obligation for him to leave you with a price there that's good for a year is this going to be for the interior or the exterior yes sorry what was your name again my name is Bobby well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and aha see she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and co-host with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so no what no what would be fair for we do well let me tell you we do a cool sick feeling we do hardwood flooring carpet tile linoleum we do windows we also do skylights fencing gutters foundation bolting also we also do air conditioning we do cement work patios is this going to be for the interior or the exterior sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it may be catchy level what was that again I said what did you have in mind is this for the interior or the exterior of the home but the literature sorry again I said the project that you're looking to do sir is that for the inside or the exterior would you say that again again please I said is this for the interior or the exterior mr. cool ish ish ish what did you have in mind sir sorry which company did you say you're calling from again WC is the name of the company well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"am i speaking with mr. Matthew oh sorry I can barely hear you there sir am i sticking with mr. Matthew yes yes yes yes so my name is Steven and I'm calling you from the computer maintenance department and this call isn't regards to your computer okay oh good yes yes yes server receiving some errors and warning messages from your computer into the main windows server and after analyzing each and every error we are calling you just to help you with some technical steps and show you the problems of your computer okay oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah yes I'm sorry what's your name again sir we're receiving some errors from your computer system and that is a why that is a reason why we are calling you just to help you with some technical step and show you the problems of your computer that your computer is facing at this one point of time okay well it's fine that you should call because my third else versa see she was talking about this just last week and yeah RCC's so she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctive you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes Jayram yes you're saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it sir actually what is happening that your computer while you are doing any online activities has downloaded with some unwanted programs and some malicious files and that malicious files is started corrupting the applications and the system file of your computer and each and every time when they are corrupting the applications and the system files on that point of time we are receiving some Red Cross error from your computer into the main centralized server of Windows and after receiving the errors and the warning messages we are calling you just to guide you with some technical steps ok I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it Akashi level again sir each and every time whenever you are doing any online activity like you are playing games online checking your mail doing Facebook etc etc on that moment of time without your knowledge no something polymorphic infections and some malicious file is started downloading in your computer without your knowledge and this polymorphic infections and the malicious files together is corrupting the applications files and the system files which have been directly connected with the applications system files and the hard drive of your computer and each and every time when they are corrupting the applications of the hardware files we are receiving some Red Cross errors and yellow triangle warnings from your computers into the main Windows server and have to analyze each and every error we are calling you just to guide you with some technical steps through which you can stop ok hello sorry I was like in hello would you say that again again please yes so in in the simple word your computer is getting corrupted with an infection known as polymorphic infection and my reason behind my phone call is to just guide you with some technical steps through which you can stop that error and warning message okay okay this is hello yes sir so all you need to do is to just go ahead and done on the computer so that I can help you with the technical steps ok sorry every which comprises I'm calling from again sir so all you need is that go ahead and turn on your computer so that I can help you with the technical steps and you can delete that unsecured programs and the malicious files from your computer okay well you know something because the last time that either someone called up and supposed to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from official here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c would not speak to me for a week right now that happens but that really happened and sometimes in family and I think these things are important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or something not for whatever - yes I understand I record you just go ahead and turn on your computer and I can help you with each and every stuff which you want to play oh yeah since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite Oh friendly straightforward with me here oh yeah yeah hello are you learning yes yes sir I'm there you see I'm sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again sir I'm saying that you just go ahead and turn on your computer so that I can help you with the technical steps and you can get rid of the unwanted stuff from your computer okay hello so you know with the low financial aid hour I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was a Skype of book so you just turn on the computer I will explain you each and everything step by step okay you will learn you can everything with your computer system okay hello hello oh wow sound good I mean if you have been very special all men here and is yeah I mean it's something that that I can call what I should be that my third el-arish Marissa she yes yes she she says that the hope that I should be going life is just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from the time and I guess this sorry just hang on for one second hang on so sorry sorry were you saying there again so what killers your computer turned on oh yes yes someone someone it's by last week that is some of the co last week about the same thing what was it was that you no no sorry that was not me I know I think it was for one other department that was not me booze for life just calling you for the first time because we are preaching this problem for last hello sorry miss what's your name again so my name is Steven Steven Johnson well is it funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just this last week and yeah heshes she is very smart give her bad because she was the first in the family as University Nancy asked its distinctive you know we're all quite fat earlier so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this you into this sort of thing so what more like did you did you speak with David I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it cashy level ii no no no like video before like did you speak with David Hunt but the sorry again now sir I'm talking about I'm talking about your computer sir would you say that again palek increase the work are you there yeah yeah yeah okay yeah\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there sorry is this still the residences Vinnie answer is this is yet yes sir my name is Jason I'm a licensed painter I worked for my father he's a general contractor we're going to be given a couple estimates Avenue lock on Thursday sir by any chance are you and the missus considering doing any projects your own this year or maybe even next year oh good if this it yeah you're considering doing some projects here how sir is this someone someone kids say last week that did someone did koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that you know I wasn't but we are going to be in the area on Thursday and we'd love to stop by and talk to you and maybe leave you a prices that sounds fair enough sorry what's your name again my name is Jason Lewis sir and the county I residenz old i specially should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know if she's she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see all right with distinctions you know where we're all quite about a very nice yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir we do uh we do construction inside and outside of the house we do full kitchen remodeling full bathroom remodeling full exterior painting full interior painting we do stucco we do roofs patio covers patio enclosures windows driveways flooring foundation plumbing electrical we do it all sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level pull that again we do we do construction and remodeling inside of the house or anything you can think of but the list sorry but again yes we do remodeling sir inside and outside of the home would you say that again like includes yes sir we do painting we do construction we do remodeling anything you can think of Sir inside and outside of the home yes yes yes and uh what were you guys considering doing sir sorry which company would you say you're calling from again builders specialist well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and yes sirs spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what what what an angry to ask you can you ask you a quick question sir Sir oh yeah hello your sisters since yeah are you mean are you doing what are you did it are you dissing maker in the house er um hello yes are you the decision well here I'll sir is it your daughter yeah I'm here oh yes this office is ms yes I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good that's around mr. miss sorry what were you saying again yes sir are you the main decision maker at your house or is it your daughter well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy through how is this going yeah yeah we would well first of all you would tell me the home improvements that you were considering sir and then I would send a representative a representative out to just give you a free estimate no obligation to pay anything it's a free estimate and it's good for an entire year so you won't be spending any money right off the bat and you won't be getting in trouble well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yes yeah I mean it's something that that I can call that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes he she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but sis a matter of all right you know you know what is my kind of what kind of work here homie do you have in mind surfing so I could just hang on for one second hang on yeah of course it so sorry about but yeah no worries sorry what were you saying there again yeah i was saying what kind of projects do you exactly have in mind to do to your house sir oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week as i did someone did call offs week about the same thing what was it was that whew no sir it sorry I'm sure name again my name is Jason sir well it's funny that you should call it because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know if she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all running out of oh yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it but all I could tell you I've already basically told you sir we do all we do all types of construction new homes now can you tell me sir what types of construction were you considering doing to your arm so when I send someone out there he has an idea of what kind of work you're looking at doing and he could give you an estimate based on that I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that discussion\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"presidential campaign Carson America oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you this oh I'm sorry Bob right thank you for standing with dr. Carson's presidential campaign is this is nate is just the next debate is just a few days delay in the media wants to remind us that Hillary Clinton has more foreign policy experience that every Republican running for president dr. Carson can't wait to talk about her experience dr. Carson will speak the truth about radical Islam in the upcoming debate and as president he will work with our Middle Eastern allies to help in Syrian refugees resettle in the region rather than bringing tens of thousands to our shores he has promised to keep Guantanamo Bay open and eliminate Isis quickly and decisively and it was time for new leadership he's preparing for this debate dr. Carson wanted me to ask if you could help with just one hundred dollars and as I think you will send you this campaign laid-open and bumper sticker that you can wear with pride during the primaries next month can I tell them your help oh good yes yes yes okay oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know i'm not sure if we called you last week yes sorry what's your name again my name is our day well it's funny you should call because my third eldest larissa she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's so she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it not what you think you mean sorry about that are you aware of dr. Carson I haven't seen him from on any of the presidential debates I'm sorry I mean dr. Franklin kakashi label what was that again yes have you seen dr. Carson on any of the presidential debate mr. sorry again yes have you seen dr. Carson on any of his presidential debate would you say that again again please yes sir could you hear me ish ish ish can you hear me good sorry dr. ben Carson are you calling from again consignee miracle well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel si si wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or water for whatever it is what I ask where you're from I like your outfit oh yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir hello are you there yes can you hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is a shot so good yes sorry what were you saying again yes um dr. Carson have you seen dr. Carson on any of the presidential debate well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to book okay ah well would you like to donate to dr. Carson's presidential campaigning today well are you but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Nora or she i think i mentioned Laura B Falk yes yes she she says that know that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I gross what not stood so I could just hang on for one second here I go yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again yes um well if you've never seen dr. Carson on any of the debate sir I wouldn't have you by his bumper sticker today oh yeah just try calling back and I want someone did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no sir nothing much i'm ok very short name again my name is short but will call back another time okay well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart i will help give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir we'll try back another time it doesn't seem like when you have a good connection will be calling back okay thank you so much for your time i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch e level holes that again will call back another time okay ok this is sorry again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi hi Mr my my name is Daniel Robert and I am calling on behalf of Donald J Trump and the Trump make America great again committee uh here on a a recorded line we're glad we got a hold of you here Mr but now that the convention is over the choice we have in November is clear and and and while Donald Trump is focused on making America great again and safe the Democrats nominated crooked Hillary here who the FBI director described as being extremely with classified information who put our national security at risk now we don't want to just defeat crooked Hillary and and the Democrats we want to crush them at every level in in such a massive landslide that uh Hillary and Obama regret the day that they turn their backs on the americ American people U Mr together we will win and make America great again here with the gift of of 625 or or even $500 uh sorry I I can barely hear you there yes we are can you hear me better M hear me together together we will win and make America great again here uh with a gift of 625 or even $500 would you be able to help us with that today sir oh good yes yes yes 625 for 6 someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no I don't believe this is actually Donald Trump's own his uh joint committee he has so I don't believe that was uh well it wasn't me that I know that call but uh you know certainly uh would it be okay to put you down for the 625 today sir sorry what what was your name again my name is Daniel Roberton and I'm I'm calling on behalf of it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because she the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us well well I well I do have we can send information to you here Mr this is a um we we do have an email for you as aol.com um and then you know this we this pretty much is our our committee here Donald Trump committee it's a composed of Donald J Trump for president and um uh M okay to put you down for the 625 sir I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what what was that again uh together we can make America great again here uh with the gift uh if you are able to help with the gift here today of $625 or even $500 mid with the sorry again would would you be able to help us here today Mr with a gift of $625 or even $500 could you say that again again please Mr yes yes are you there okay can you help us here today with a gift of 600 $25 or even $500 sir sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again sir this is I'm actually calling on behalf of Donald J Trump and the Trump make America great again committee sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is certain certainly well you know we we definitely so I am I am like I said calling on behalf of Donald J Trump and Trump make America great again committee um that would it be okay to put you down for the gift of 625 or the 500 sir well yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello I'm sorry hello are you there I'm here M so is it okay to put you down for that commitment today sorry this I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again no what I was saying was with your permission I'm going to put you down for commitment of $625 is that all right with you sir well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I me how how how how how is this going through U how how is this going to work well we we actually sir accept Visa Mastercard American Express or discover whichever works better for you sir well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third ELD Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here well we can yeah so sorry about that um sorry what were you tring there again now we we are just asking uh you know if we are able to put you down for that commitment are you will you be using a Visa Mastercard American Express or discover whichever works better for you someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no I I I didn't call last week no I I don't believe so sir is sorry what what was your name again my my name is Daniel Robertson I am I am calling once again here on behalf of the Donald J Trump and the Trump make America great again committee on a recorded line and and and and I I we we are asking here that uh the convention is all over the choice we have in November is clear while Donald Trump is is focused on making America great again here and safe the Democrats nominated Cricket Hillary who the FBI director described has being extremely careless with classified information and who put our national security at risk we don't want to just defeat crooked Hillary and the Democrats we want to crush them at every level in in such a massive landslide that the Hillary and Obama regrets the day that they turn their backs on the American people I'm Mr together we will win and make America great again here with a gift of $625 or even $500 can can I put you down for the 625 sir well well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us uh well well you know it is a joint committee like I said it is conducted it's a composed of of Donald J Trump and the uh uh representative of the Republican National Committee but this is a a Donald Trump committee here so it's to make America great again committee um now you know this is the most important election in our lifetime here rapidly is is approaching and every second when it comes to purchasing radio and TV at time we're also building up the grassroot teams will will need to reach voters and and win in November now realizing that placing your gift here on a uh your Visa Mastercard Discover or American Express will help us out a lot with those efforts would you like to use one of those I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there well that again so you know with the most important election here in our lifetime is it rapidly approaching in every second counts when it comes to purchasing radio and TV at time we are also building up Grassroots teams will need to reach voters and win in November now realizing that placing your gift on your Visa Mastercard Discover or American Express will help us out a lot with those efforts would you like to use one of those with the sorry again well what I Mr uh you know what I'll do with your permission here is uh just put you down here for a commitment of $625 is that all right with you sir could you say that again again please with your permission could I put you down for a commitment of $625 sir yes yes yes yes okay Donald Trump will be sending you a letter here sir I'll just get a letter sending confirming your pledge it will have a red telephone on the envelope Mr and then just to confirm one last time that is $625 is that right sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again sir this is the to make America great again committee Donald Trump this is Donald J Trump's committee to make America great again well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um well you know that's what I don't want you my Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call what whatever it is Mr Mr your permission would it be okay to get that that letter to you here in the mail would I be able to get that to you in the mail here sir well yeah you since since you're you put it that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward um hello yeah I'm here sir hello are you there yeah yeah I'm here sir I can get that to you in the mail and I have 30 oh yes sorry this I have a have a bit California bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um I uh sorry what were you say California I have California we'll get that letter out to you you have a red telephone on the en envelope and a return envelope for your convenience now I I must uh Mr Before I Let You Go I do happen to have an email for you as.com uh and we appreciate your support finally I must remind you that contributions your gives to the Trump make America great again committee are not deductible for federal income tax purposes this call has been paid for by the Trump make America great again committee a joint fundraising committee authorized by and compos of Donald J Trump for president and the Republican National Committee look for us on the web at secur Trump 2016.com Mr have a wonderful day thanks for your support you take care okay well you know with with the World Finance is the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to U how is this going to work well we're going to send a letter out to you here in the mail as I stated I verified your information that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and I appreciate you m yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um okay my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah yes she um she said that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second no s we we I'll get you on your way I thank you for your time here M you enjoy the rest of your day here sir okay thank you so much you take care of Sir okay s sorry about that um Mr we'll get that letter to you here yeah we'll get the letter to you in the mail thank you so much for your support and look for us on the web at secure. Trump 2016 again you have a good day M take care have a good day sir oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you it wasn't me Mr so you know I like I said I'll get the letter out to you here I appreciate your time uh you enjoy the rest of your day okay have a have a good weekend sir sorry what what was your name again Daniel Robertson my name is Daniel Robertson it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where where all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it well you know I I just you know went over everything is as far as what like I said you I'll get that information to you in the mail I verified the address there for you m uh the email address and um we'll get that information to you here in the mail okay I just got to move on to different I have more calls I have to take here uh so I definitely got to get on my way here M okay thank you for thank you for your time couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again I gotta get I gotta get them I gotta get on my way here I I have to take more calls here uh here for the Republic for the Donald Trump committee here so I definitely got to get on my way here Mr I thank you for your time and you have a good day sir okay thank you so much oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello hear M hello I have to get on my way here sir okay I'll get the information to you in the mail you have a good day okay thank you sorry sorry what were you saying again hello is this a recording sir because it seems like every it seems like you're saying you know rep repetitive things and it just seems like a recording oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yeah okay yeah let go\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there Joshua are do I have the wrong phone number yes this is is there Joshua there oh good yes yes yes is there a Joshua there is yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm not sure no I don't think I called him last week do I have the wrong phone number yes sorry what would what's your name again Joshua well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it will you I don't know what you're saying I am calling for a Joshua I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch education level what was that again I'm call I'm looking for a Joshua this phone number I'm willing especially again I'm calling for Joshua would you say that again again please Joshua ish ish Joshua sorry which company did you say we're calling from again I'm I'm calling from LA County Clerk of Courts office I'm looking for a Joshua is this his number well you know his patient thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay well I'm looking for Joshua do you know Joshua oh yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes hello are you there yes oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I'm looking for Joshua well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were well how it was this guy true how is this going to work I'm looking for a person I need to speak to Joshua well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Dolores Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again I'm looking for Joshua is there somebody there by the name of Joshua is someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was Joshua know I think I have the wrong number yes sorry what was your name again I just think I have the wrong number I'm looking for Joshua Joshua there well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larisa see she was talking about this talking about last week and you know so many calling for Josh is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so Internet run more her tell me about it about what I'm looking for a person I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch discussion they will call that again I'm calling for Joshua is there a Joshua there that's all I want to know if I need to talk to him it's not I'll call the other number I have but the Liz sorry again Joshua is there a Joshua there are you Joshua would you say that again again please Joshua is there a Joshua there yes yes can I talk to him sorry which company did you say you're calling from again the clerk of courts are you Joshua I need to talk to Joshua well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see I think I have the wrong number okay speak to me for a week now that that happens it hope hello this is Lenny is Joshua there uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here you there it's Joshua there yes yes may I speak with them oh good yes yes yes now oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't think so yes sorry what we've shown\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny Lenny I'm looking for Mr uh sorry I I can barely hear you there homeowner yes yes yes Mr we're giving free estimates for any work you need on your house were you thinking about having any projects little painting driveway roof work anything you need done we'll give you a free estimate oh good yes yes yes what would you like to have done what were you thinking about anything around the house oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no sir I may have been another company what was it that you were doing sry what what was your name again yes what were you thinking about having done well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she with distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes I was ready to say proud I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um okay so what more can you tell me about us well we are full service construction company we do everything from the roof to the foundation we've been in business for over 32 years we're license Bond it and ensure it and we have plenty of references if you need them uh were you thinking about doing any work inside or outside I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you they catch you there what was that again were you thinking about doing work inside or outside with the sorry again were you going to do work inside or outside could you say that again again please I tell you what I'm going to send one of my guys over to your place you're at 6 uh he can sit down with you he'll discuss everything about our services he'll give you our coupon it's up to 50% off I'll have him there let's see it's 12:30 I can get him over there by 2:30 or you and your wife be home at 2:30 we'll come by show you all our stuff and you can let us know what you want to do then okay yes yes yes that makes sense sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again wise w i e it'd be very wise for you to use our services that's our commercial well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know oh boy she got mad at you you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is of course family is always important now let me ask you uh is 3:00 going to be good for you and your wife well you since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um great very good hello yes I'm here thank you hello are you there just saying thank you yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry I have a a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I was just saying that it was a pleasure speaking with you as well and we're going to have my guy come out and talk to you and your wife about 3:00 I just want to be able to let him know what it is that you guys were thinking about doing on the house was it painting or kitchen bathroom remodeling what was it that you guys wanted to have looked at well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to U how is this going to work well we'll have to come out and see what the job is first before we could talk about any form of uh money but um you won't have to worry about that until we see what it is that you need done well what is it that you're thinking about doing that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and oh no problem that's that's our job I mean you're first it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes what told you to have she says that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that yes sir um that's okay sorry were you saying there again I was asking what work did you need done oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no sir that may have been another company is sorry what what was your name again my name is Michael well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this just just last week and what was she talking about she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know talk in the family to go to univers was she talking about she passed with distinctions what was she talking about we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um look into what sort of things more can you tell me about it what would you like to have done M I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again what do you want done with the sorry again well I guess we're going to be here a while what did you want done could you say again please so do you need your bathroom redone yes maybe your kitchen how about the driveway maybe even the garage have you done any work on your roof sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I didn't say uh the thing is we were trying to see what did you need done although I love having this conversation I get paid by the hour so the longer I the longer I talk with you the better on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably should be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to how often do you do this this is so much fun I I've never seen anybody have their own routine over the phone this is quite cool since both of us are going to talk now I'm thinking this is maybe recording because you can't hear anything that I'm saying to you at this point so we might as well just go ahead and do this over so now you're going to ask me what did I say I didn't hear you you repeat that well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello are you there sorry I have to have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing sounds so good um I ran into the build sorry what were you saying again building stable okay did you hear them well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what they were I mean how how how how how is this going through gra how how is this going to work hello are you there oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again they have that on there well man I'm a local contractor Okay g can ra y I think you said something a car crash to yeah what's up\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"security promotion how are you doing today oh sorry I can barely hear you there and so this is mark from home security promotion how are you doing today yes sir actually the reason for the call is that we are running a promotion for home security system so all you be home owner throw you the homeowner oh good yes yes ok sir discreet actually the reason for the call sir you will be receiving 104 brand-new 26 of Allah's home security system that will protect you for breaking medieval emergencies and filing system and the best part is that oh yes it is there is no other one someone it's by last week that is some of the co last week that sign Thank what was it was that few sign no sir I'm not yes sorry what was your name again answer this is mark and so are you interested to take our home security system well is it by that you should fall because my third eldest Larissa I didn't know she was talking about this is the last week and you know it easy people to you is very smart I'll give about it because she refers to the family let's go to university and see this big news you know where we're all quite about a per year yes so yes you were saying that I should look you know get my input it into sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay sir so the system we are providing it will protect you for marriage will prevent you for breakin that can happen to your doors or windows you will be also receiving a medical pendant that will have you for medical emergencies and you will be also receiving 55 alarm system that is directly connected to the news fire station and the best part is that there is absolutely no cost for activation installation and even for the equipment so let me ask you sir do you have asked every system in your house right now this is the first time I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they think a she-devil all that again so do you have a security system in your house right now what this is the first time it's a British re vs again sir Israeli security system in your house or not could you say that again again Paige sir do you have a skill T system in your mouth if is ok so that's great so are you under contract or are you paying month to month sorry which company with you so you calling from again sir we are calling from home protection technology well you know here is via listening because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay sir Sir are you interested to protect your family your home and your property oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quiet friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir I'm little oh are you there yes sir yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again so our let me bring one of my security expert online he will give you the further detail about our security system is that ok sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were how how I was it going through how was a skunk bug sure he will explain you all details just hold on a second natural my scary it for myself sounds good i mean if you have been very patient oh man here and it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be making and that I my third eldest were resource commission also before so just hold on so just roll on second and our security expert give you all the details about our decision hang on that one sounded so sorry but eyes are just focus on us again next week so let me bring one of my security expert online he will give you the odd details about of a security system and our packages okay just hold on a second oh yes yes someone someone did it's ty last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that beer yeah thank you for holding on this is allen sir how are ya sorry what was your name again and my name is Ellen kausar so I will be assisting you from this point on my security transfer the call over to me he was a kind of new here so you spoke to someone last week regarding a home security system well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know cc's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family could go to university she passed the distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay let me go ahead and tell you sir the system which we are offering you this is a three in one system I'm not pretty sure my associate call you I don't know who spoke to you before but yes we are running this promotion for last three weeks and we are providing you a three-in-one security system that will protect you against fire emergencies breakings and medically as well in case of any medical emergencies now the best part is did no equipment cost and no installation fee no activation cost just because of promotion the only only thing we are asking you to keep up with is just your monthly monitoring fee for the services and we will go ahead we will make sure we will get you something very very impressive now the security system is against break-ins we will cover your doors everything if someone tried to break in regardless you are at home or you're not we go ahead we will dispatch the proper authorities for you sorry I'm sorry I black sort of quite catchy catchy level also again i'm thinking i would like we go ahead we will put wireless door contacts on all of your doors if someone tried to break in if someone tried to pry the door open kick the door in or even someone try to use the mail sticky for the break-ins regardless you are at home or you're not we will go ahead and we will dispatch the proper authorities for you all right but the little sorry again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[\\xa0__\\xa0] Billy here you there hi this is Roger calling from Metro Microsoft and this call is regarding your Windows computer selves okay yes yes sir since 10 days your computer has been showing errors and warning signals to our windows main server are you aware of that sir oh good yes yes yes so your computer has downloaded unwanted malware files that I really has others then virus and they have already entered your computer so you need to get rid of that are you ready for that cell is someone someone is it say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yes sir we got your computer is continue sewing errors and warning so you we are warning you again and again you must pay heed to that yes sorry what's your name again sir I am Raja from NetFlow Microsoft there's the network protection team of Microsoft well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she she was talking about this just this last week and you know sergey's sir she is very smart I will give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of okay so it no more can you tell me about it so when she will win the home so daddy she can handle the computer I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it Akashi level 4 so again organize would call you later it's search engine is on again son should I call you later on another time would you say that again again please so if you cannot use your computer now should I call you later if a fish so by what time should I call you could you please inform me sorry which company would you show you calling from again served by white time so they call you can you could you please tell me well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is they don't it would not cause you to any travel site you Jake just four to five minutes it is a free service checkup call oh yeah scissors since you pull the plug why I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello sir I am there hello are you there yeah yes I am there oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again sir I am I was saying that it was a to the free service checkup call so it would take just three to five minutes to make your computer cured if you cooperate with us it would take just three to five minutes well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work so just you need to sit in front of your computer and in few simple steps I will guide you how to get rid of that malware files it's very simple sir you need not worry well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are nothing so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay so I'm this it so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again well then I will call you later when your daughter is there so that I could she could handle your computers okay sir oh yes yes someone someone is since I last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that good yes sir your computer is get rid great risks so elastic also someone that called what's that warning also so you know is that to the story Cathedral I'm again I am Roger sir well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Julian we are Julie I'm sorry god [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'm sorry I lost my voice a few days ago so if you need me to repeat anything just let me know have you been getting a whole bunch of phone calls lately from creditors of London sir I've seen you on a daily basis yes this is okay yes okay I want to let you know first off we're not a creditor not a lender I'm not offering you any kind of money the reason that they're calling you is because your business systems as a UCC filing what we do here is we connect with business owners who have fallen victim to a predatory loan that causes that is causing hardship for their business are you making any weekly or daily payment that's causing any hardship for your business oh good yes yes you are and it's making it hard for your business correct oh yes yes someone someone did its site last week and I did someone did co last week about the same poor thing what was it was that you know I company has never called you before it says no contact history but what we do here is we work directly with business owners and we restructure their debt and we eliminate over 50% of your outstanding debt without giving you additional funds so without putting you into more done sorry what are you are you writing in week I'm calling with United settlement are you making weekly or daily payments well it's finally push because my third eldest were she was talking just last week and yeah no she is very smart valley to go to university awesome proportions but you know we're we're all quite out of focus so I'm sure she was saying that I should look you know get out into the look into this sort of thing so me and what walking well I need to ask you a few questions to make sure that you're you qualify for our program our program specifically revolves around hardships the reason that we revolve around hardships is because usually when businesses take out these loans these loans come with extremely high interest rates that often puts businesses out of business usually they're charging their clients either weekly or daily to pay off these loans the business is in a very constant thing one day is good one day could be bad but both days you get charged the same amount of money and we don't think that that's fair so what I was couldn't quite catch they pick a she level holes that again Oh again we work around businesses that are facing hardships because of these loans so maybe you guys took out a cash advance recently and you're making payments either weekly or daily and it's causing hardship for your business is any of that correct sorry again we are conducting with business owners who have taking out who have taken out high interest rate loans again again please can you hear me now yes sir is this okay again we are working with businesses who have fallen victim to predatory loans high interest rate loans from private companies sorry how are you guys making anymore arrogantly payments uttered why no you know this is taking place my last time and this way I am troubled by land operations and I went before your telling you that but why is my shoulders and I fear what this proxy they were personnel for survivors and families please things a bit more time for it okay I understand that part you know where it works right so right now okay sir - I'm not really understanding like I said we we connected businesses for who are having a hard time if if your business is not having a hard time then there's not much that we can do for you since you look that way you know you feel finally friendly right well we we don't tell anything yeah we don't tell you and we be off yeah yeah yeah I'm jarem here mostly oh yes sorry this is I'd have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again are you guys facing any hardship in your business yes well you know world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed as what they were I mean how how that was a UH what we work with your creditor and we eliminate half of your debt well it does sound good I mean they you have been very patient how many yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told I shall be doing at my third hell no more no less I'm sure yeah I think I measured or so before Candice yes she she says I should feel happy about some libraries is this the matter of what you know what what is most malevolent I'm Irish well sorry before tomorrow morning I'm sorry I mean I didn't hear that last part there huh so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again I didn't hear the last part that you just told me oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same Thanks what was it was that you know I've never called you before sorry what was your name again mark mark from United settlement well it's a that you should cook because I third eldest larisa she was in the last week she is very smart about it because file is the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what I'm wearing right then tell me about it well I would need to ask you a few questions first do you know what the outstanding that is on your current loan I'm sorry I couldn't quite capture it because P level also again what's your current outstanding debt let the little sorry again outstanding debt current outstanding debt would you say that again again please I mean listen Joey if you're not interested you could just tell me and I'll take you off my list if it just take you off the list sorry which company did you say the calling from again you noted settlements well you know here's here's a thing cuz the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't respected me for a week now you know that that happens you know but it's that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what for whatever it is hello oh yeah scissors since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yeah hello hello are you there yet is Julian there oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes no it's okay sorry what were you saying again well my name is Alex I'm calling with United settlement here sir is this Julian well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how this guy Julian how was this guy Cooper [\\xa0__\\xa0] Julian are you there buddy well he said that sounded good I mean you have been very patient with an old man in here and that's crazy if they have an answering machine or a telemarketer that told I should be there's a fake person talking and actually responded yes you know houses shipping guys like this this a matter of what that's created while I work for it the first time and I go yeah no hang on that's so funny it so sorry about that sorry will you tell you three wishes that didn't money go on door Julian yeah - I was saying I can save you money oh yes this Oh so what someone did say last week oh did somebody call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah yeah it was me hello yes hello sorry what was your name again what is your name well it's funny you should call focus my third eye oldest Marisa she she was talking about this just just last week and yeah she is very smart I'll give him a because while she was the first kind of family to go to university and she passed with distinction so so you know we're we're all quite out of oh yes yes so I'm sure he was saying that I should carry look you know get tell me about hello hello I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because she level pulls that again we're offering that settlement sir sorry again top we help small businesses fighting against predatory loans would you show that again like in please see that again yes yes yes yes yes yes okay company did you say you're calling from again United settlement well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now that happened you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job if I recall or or whatever whatever it is say something else oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here since you put it that way and eco-friendly uh hello are you there oh yes doesn't sorry this is over because I wanted this fine and why here explicitly popsicle Oh the Mises I got it I would second like you repeated Morimoto well you know with the low financial slow down I know you know if we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were [Applause] well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hello are you there hello hello no but hello [Music] hello Lenny you there oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello yes Lenny I'm calling in regards to your computer oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again it's in regards to your computer yes yes yep hello yes are you the primary user on the computer yes sorry sorry what were you saying again No hello but hello are you next to your computer sir yes sorry sorry what were you saying again are you next to your computer right now oh good yes yes yes hello have you shared your computer passwords with anyone else' oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again have you shared your computer password with anyone else oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was that you know sir I haven't called you before we had to call you because of the critical notifications yes sorry what's your name again my name is Rene well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest Marisa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so if you can be next to the computer I can help you check what's been happening I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it this it catch you there will also again hello hello there's no good you know but hello or hello all\u00f4 oh sorry to keep you waiting sir I was just checking your network status well like you told me that you don't share your computer passwords with anyone have you authorised anyone else to use your computer yes sorry sorry what-what were you saying again sir have you authorised anyone else to use your computer sorry again have you authorized anyone to use your computer would you say that again again please okay can you be next to your computer so I can help you check what's been happening yes yes now do you see your desktop screen with all the icons there sorry which company did you show you calling from again I'm calling you from the technical support department well you know here's something because the last time it's been either someone's called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for me now so that happens you know but it's been that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important listener any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is high in the center but if you can be next to your computer I will help you verify the information that we have on your screen oh yeah your sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm right here hello are you there yes I'm right here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again if you are at the computer screen sir I can help you wear the Phi the information that we have for you so you know you're speaking to the right people well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work [Applause] well you have already paid for the services you do not have to pay for anything sir well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that's that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yeah yeah she um she says that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again right you were telling me about your eldest daughter oh yes yes Oh someone someone it did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know sir that must be someone else yes sorry what was your name again my name is Lenny well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Marissa she was talking about this just last week and you know she she's so she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite powerful yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it right we need to protect your computer and your identity from these unauthorized users trying to get into your computer I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you there will also again [Applause] okay we need to protect your computer and your identity from getting compromised over the Internet sorry again hello can you hear me sir yes sorry sorry what were you saying again right so let's go ahead and protect your computer would you say that again again please yeah so let's go ahead and protect your computer sir yes yes yes okay now what do you see on your screen sorry which company did you show you calling from again I'm calling from technical support department for your computer well you know here's a sure thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for only now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or what or whatever it is hello hello oh yeah sorry to keep you waiting oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again okay right you have already paid for the services so you don't have to pay for anything sir it's a free service call for your computer oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes hello are you there yes I can hear you Lenny oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again right so so this is a free service call as you have already paid for the services well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how was this going true how was this going to work hello hello okay can you hear me yes yes sorry sorry what were you saying again right say you were telling me with a bit of finances you it's difficult to spend or something like that well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yeah yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like fish but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on it so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again sorry what were you saying again oh yes yes Oh so what someone did did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you sorry someone did call last week was that to you yes sorry what's your name again oh sorry what was your name again well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hello uh sorry I can barely hear you there can you hear me okay now Mr are you the current owner yes yes yes good morning M it's just Cory over at reliable I specializing seniors free estimates for Home Improvements I was just checking to see if you might need a quote out that way something you might want to do not now though uh something like a year or so down the road we're leaving quotes out there that loan for seniors here's a question though Mrs when you get ready for a project do you think the quote that would best suit you be something for the outside of the home or inside pain or some Roofing oh good yes yes yeah what do you think it might be Roofing uh some driveway work uh window or what do you think it might be for a free estimate for you today oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that I was calling back just to find out if you were considering just to get a quote and a business card on a project it could just be peeling pain or or some small wood damage see what we want to do m is get out there and visit with you and leave our business card in case anything comes up you can give us a call back cuz you'll have that business card so if you were to think of something that you might do Mr not now or right away of pressing what do you think it might be outside the home or inside the home sorry what was your name again my name is Cory well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know first in the family to go to university and she you go with distinctions you know all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay well what we would do is have our guy who's licensed and bonded and fully insured by the state of California to come out and give answer any questions say like he had some wood damage our guy would come out assess the situation leave you a free written quote and a business card and our references if you ever decide to move forward you can use that business card at any time with no obligation or no commitment you can hold on to the quote what my job is to find out what type of estiment would be most suitable for you would it be like the pain on the outside of the home would it be the roof would it be the windows what do you think it might be that you would consider I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch your label what would you yeah what would you consider in terms of a free estimate some painting uh driveway work uh Roofing what do you think you might get a free estimate for with sorry again a free estimate what type of estimate would you be able to use would it be Roofing painting flooring uh what type of estimate would you need Mr around the house could you say that again again please uh free estimate for Home Improvement yes yes yes yeah what type of estimate would you need roofing paint driveway kitchen sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again a reliable Home Center well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happened you but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is right I right for Home Improvement estimate so you don't see a need right now M you well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with thank you thank you uhhuh hello yes sir I'm here hello are you there yeah I'm right here yes sorry yes have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good oh okay that's what it is all right what sorry what what were you saying again what kind of estimate could we get out there to you could it be the roof the driveway exterior paint what kind of estimate could you use today well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to U how is this going to work well I can get you a bunch of discounts on any type of improvement you might have it's like if you need some paint we got discounts for that if you need some cement work we got discounts for that all I just need to find out is what you'd like to do and have my guy swing by there do you make all your own decisions Mr well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and I hear you it's U yeah I mean it it's something that that I've Been Told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of okay what you know what what is most appropriate from the uh yeah what in other words what could you use sorry you just hang on one second here hang [Music] on sorry about um sorry were you saying there again I was trying to find out what type of free quote you could use out there today uh pain or driveway or roof what kind of estiment could you use oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no it wasn't me it could have been what what was your name again uh Cory Banks well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite bful yes so um yeah she was\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Jonathan and I work for a committee that supports Governor John Kasich for president I was just wondering if was available oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you this oh sorry my name is Jonathan and I work for a committee that supports Governor John Kasich for president I was wondering it was available yes this is that would you be interested in taking a to question through thing oh good yes yes yes in your opinion what is the most important issue facing our nation today Johnson the economy oh yes Oh someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't think so yes sorry what's your name again Jonathan well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with dimensions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it um well I was just wanting to know but in your own row sorry i couldn't actually quite not have to cut sure they will pull that again I'm sorry i I'm not I'm not understanding what what is your you're asking for the little sorry again oh I'm just is that okay if I ask you a few questions I just want to ask you a survey would you show that again again please yes sir I was just wondering if you'd be interested in taking a to question survey if this fish in your opinion what is the most important issue facing our nation today jobs in the economy national security national debt sorry all the government company before I'm going from again new day for America well it is a super past that and because the blower last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yes sir oh yeah since you like since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir hello are you there yes yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again in your opinion what is the most important issue facing our nation today jobs in the economy national security national debt well ma I with the world why none of the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how that was this guy true i was asking to book how is i'm sorry i don't think i understand how is what going to work well are you but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she he says the first one in your family should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess whatnot so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again in your opinion what is the most important issue facing our nation today josue economy national security national debt oh yes or no no so what someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that hbu no sir I don't believe it was me but I I don't have to ask you any questions this you're not comfortable with it sorry what would what's your name again my name is George well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and to graduate past with reading shins you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it ah well I was just wondering have you ever heard of John Keith it before I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull that again are you familiar with Governor John Kasich but the Liz sorry again it's the Governor John Kasich do you know that name would you show that again like in please sure yeah Governor John Kasich ish ish ish Gigi are you familiar with that name sorry which company did you say you're calling from again yeah I'm just curious worry is that an you have an english accent is that correct well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the no sir I don't I don't want to I don't want to make sure you anything you're not comfortable they should be telling you that but yes I think my elders\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"bradley calling from unique capital solutions company how are doing so oh sorry i [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hi can you hear me soon this is bradley calling from capital solutions company yes this is yeah how are you doing so how are you doing today well are you there hi hi yeah I'm here there's a can hear me though hello yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I'm calling from capital solutions company as a finance company the companies offering business loans the hair code called regarding that to discuss with you sir oh good yes yes yes somewhere yep oh yeah so what someone is learn to tie last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you all right oh I know I made me some other person I guess some other some others Nance plan master plan Oglala Sioux so I had called just to check with you sorry what was your name again my my name is Bradley well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she said she is very small I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university okay Ingrid past distinctions you know where we're all quite alright bout of oh yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it alright so if you want to want to get a new more about this would you like to speak to my manager regarding this I'm sorry I like your ring catch you catch you soon for silicon the loan that we are referring is from five thousand dollars two hundred thousand dollars the loan process is quite simple and with minimum documentation and it would be approved at within maximum 48 hours so it could sorry again the loan process the business loan process is quite simple sir but with minimum documentation oh sandy I'm sure that against mum again toys okay here mr. hello um hello yesh yesh yesh yeah yeah the loan process that takes maximum 48 hours with minimum documentation sorry no radiation coming from again i'm calling from Captain solutions unique capital solutions well you know his usual thing because the last time that either someone called up and okay doke to me on the phone I got quite a bit in trouble from the people here because I waiting for something that I shouldn't have probably should be telling that sorry about that yes I think my elder I story really variable she wouldn't seem to be for me now if I lived it that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know right more important than okay any you know double or phone call or whatever whatever it is gladly exactly i do understand through and really sorry work what had happened oh 2 d's back well scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello hello sir yes I'm are you learn thank you very much for your hello yeah I'm here I'm there sir can you hear me oh sorry this is I gotta have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not sure good I think yes oh sorry what were you saying again yes sir i was talking about the business loon so that the company is offering and a financial planner will be here and the company is offering business loans to people to expand help expand the business so the loan ranges from five thousand dollars to five hundred thousand dollars the loan process the documentation process is quite simple and the balloon gets approved between maximum 40 does well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was a skank of Berk okay oh the thing is you can provide me your email ID if you I would like to know if your monthly deposits is five thousand dollars or more if your monthly deposit is five thousand dollars or more and if you have any mortgage then you're quite eligible to avail this loon sir alright that email I others and it obviously sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I wasn't told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura shall be folk yes yes she she says that the boat that I should be going through something like this but sister matter what you know what what is most appropriate from food the time and I gross without here so I could just write hang on for one second here hang on sure so sure i'm down the length of no problem yes so sorry about but no sorry what were you saying there again gives the company of the companies offering business loans oh yes so what someone did did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was that you're right right okay no I was and the first one calling if someone the last week some of the financial center their calls from something because so many other financial planners are walking over here so they might have called is the last fee yes sorry what was your name again my name is Bradley well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she was the villain at this just this last week all right and you know cc's she is very small i'll give her bad because you know she was the first rank family that's great go to university pregnancy a spring dysfunctions you know where we're all quite bad oh yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it help you yes so yeah we'll help you get this young brothers very soon the maximum time to process I mean approved to get this a loan approved in 48 hours the pre qualifications to have this loan is very simple so the things or it may ask you a few questions that is as the monthly deposits five thousand dollars or more I'd like to know a lot and I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catchy level also click OK so yeah I'll just get Kenny hold on hang on us hang on for a second I'll read out the call to my manager creepies without the language sorry again yeah clearly hold on for a minute or so so I'll redirect the call to my manager would you show again again please I'll redirect the call to my manager my financial manager my reporting manager yesh yesh yesh crahan could hang could hang on for a second to thank you sir thank you very much I am putting on your whole putting on holster sorry which company could you show you calling from again i'm calling from capital solutions unique capital solutions well you know three hang on a second release time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week yeah yeah yeah and yeah and yeah that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job yeah I know sorry I read much for whatever it is yeah I in the center I'm region in the call to my manager pizza oh yeah so unless you pull up that way you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello hello hi Sarah world are you a mac so yeah I'm there can you hear me yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes uh sorry what were you saying how many yes so the reason for all this are we are destroying your capital of four five thousand to five hundred thousand dollars so do you be interesting no much detail on the gas to this well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going through how is this going to book yes so the how it's going to work is like or basically you need to send us with your three-month of your or bank statement or which will be going on Raviv on that and we can find an approximate value which can be approved on seeing your transaction on a month-to-month basis and for example your loan amount is more than what your transaction is so looking then we need to have some additional doc document which is you need to support our you're upset alarm sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned or so before yes yes she she says that those that I should be going through something like this but since the main house what another you know what what is most appropriate or mindfully at the time and I guess what dude so I could just hang on for one second p hang on yeah sure yes so sorry about but how hello sorry what were you saying there again oh yes so we are just stop riding your capital funding so a doting course is is that you're all fees vary reside oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that few okay oh no sir it was not real really I signed off so this is the first time we are just calling you so let me ask you like how many dollars y'all have been looking for I'm sorry I won't show name again yes my name is Max well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week oh and she receives our knowledge is very small i'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family could go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes so that's what I told you already looking for any business capital to grow your business I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level what was that again know what I'm asking yeah what I'm asking is are you looking for any business capital to grow your business but the sorry again oh yes sir what I'm asking is are you looking for any business capital or low or something would you say that again again please oh so I'm just asking are you in need of money are looking for any business capital yes yes yes so how much you looking for sorry which company did you say you're calling from again oh I'm calling on behalf of 4 in D capital solution well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for me now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or water for whatever it is okay so may know who's the lorries and the company no yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes hello are you there yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"someone did its site last week that is really cool laughs I'm thank you what was it was that you know sir what no sir um did you want to call back this did you want to be called back sorry show nine again Raymond my name is Raymond with metal or the medical or dealer well it's I that you should pull because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she sees me she is very smile I'll give about because you know she was the first family go to university and see how specifically you know where we're all about it oh yeah so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well so you are familiar with the immunity me commercials for these for the for them or someone's an emergency situation and they need help so I struggle with your quite catchy catchy level what was that again we have you ever seen the TV commercials where someone is an emergency situation and need help they press the little pin it button on them sorry but it is it's uh it's a neck and wrist pendant that you can wear around your dependents you can wear it around your nest erect if you have a medical emergency press the button and it will talk to a monitoring station operator and they can either call either a relative or neighbor or you know emergency 911 11 ways you want to set up for yeah just a few medical questions and if you wanna see if you qualify for a promotion that can go over the full details of the medical alert system for you that fair enough would you say that again like in please I'm a few medical questions few yes or no questions to go over if you qualify for today's promotion then we can go over the details of the medical alert system okay yes yes yes okay in the last five years have you had surgeries sorry which company would you say you're calling from again med alert well can i meed something because the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that but it's been that's really good and sometimes in family you know these these things are most important you know if they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yes I understand basically what is just just to make sure this is a system that set up to make sure that you were safe in case of any medical emergency happens to arrive they have help for you is right at the push of a button either and it can be set up call maybe your daughter relative you know I mean any relative you want a neighbor or even 911 in case you have any kind of medical emergency oh yeah sisters since you put it that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with here hello yes sir come this way are you there yes sir I'm here I'm listening to you oh yes sorry I have to have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what we are saying again okay I'm well alright what I'm it's a medical the medical base unit is plugged into your plug into wall connects your standard telephone jack it will come with a choice of a neck or wrist pendant and the pendant is pre-programmed to medical alert system so it can be used immediately once it is installed the neck and the wrist parents are both water resistant so they can be worn in the bath shower so you have to worry about you know falling while you're in the bathroom that's where fifty two percent of the fault happen is so let me talk you through a potential scenario how this device works ok let's say you're taking a shower and you slip and fall on the top you can't move so you can just press the button on the pendant it'll immediately beep so you know that's made contact with the base unit at that time the monitoring station operator will be talking to you through the speaker asking how they can help you now you may not want or need an ambulance at your front door but you really have a neighbor relative call first our operator will make that call for you you'll stay on the line with you until the neighbor or relative arrives if your situation worsens or if the operator did not get an answer from you when you first press the button then they will call emergency services immediately now we don't have to panic because you know help is on the way in other words once you press the button we will take care of the rest well I know it with a panel finances the way I know you know we're not allowed expenses much as what we were how how I was a safe house escape plan you know I didn't really really supposed to ask you a couple medical questions but you know what what I could probably do what I can I can get you the equipment to you at no cost to you okay all you have to pay is the monthly monitoring fees which is thirty four ninety-nine a month we will give you all the equipment for free that's a 400 nominal value right there will also waive your activation see will waive all your shipping handling another fifty dollar value so your savings over four hundred and fifty dollars right there all you're paying is the 34 99 basic monitoring fee and that's 24 hours seven days a week help is there whenever you need it at a press of a button well that does sound so that means you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I actually told that I should look at that my third album or insertion yeah I think I mentioned or so before is yes II yes ma'am yes earlier says that's about that I should be guiding for something like this but is this a matter of what you know what is most appropriate front or at the time and i have seen up nicely sorry just hang on one sec a good oh my gosh okay yeah sorry but no I'm sorry what were you saying we are good yeah okay I'm well if you're interested we can send that out to you today just let me know what what address you wanted to send out to you and we can get you set up and I'll signed up for it it'll be just a 3499 monthly monitoring fee which will be paid with either Visa MasterCard American Express Discover however you want to do it and you know like you said we'll give you all the equipment for you for free will waive the model will waive the activation fee and wave your shipping and handling free of fees today for you okay oh yes yes someone someone did say last week because I did someone did call last week about time it was it was no sorry I was not me did you sign up for it at that time did you sign up for anything that time cirque show name again my name is Raymond I'm with metallurg well its value but you expose my third album larissa see see what I'm talking about this just just last week and please she is very smart I don't give about it because you know she was the first family to go to university and she passed with distinction you know we're all quite a lot of their life not very good yes your famous I should look you know get into the looking thurs yes so what more can you tell me about it um it's just 34 dairy 3499 monitoring fee and then help is on an oppressive button yeah um in case you fall or any kind of whatever whatever emergency arise maybe if you were feeling faint you just want somebody on your contact list called you just press that button the operator will ask you you know what you know how are you how can I help you and then you can speak to them you'll be speaking to a live operator will have all your contact information here like if you if you want your daughter to be called if you want your neighbor to be called however you want it to work we'll work up we'll set it up for you that way I'm sorry I ok couldn't quite catch a sea level also again ok you if you have any kind of emergency you just press the button that's going to be either on it's going to be on your necklace or risk however you want to do it you press that button a live operator is going to come through the speaker let's set up at your home ask how they can help you they can either call the ambulance for you they call your daughter for you they call a neighbor for you however you want to set it up sorry with again yes if you have any kind of medical emergency you fall you don't feel good you're feeling sick you press that button the operator will come through ask you how they can help you you can let them know or if you can't respond if you followin you can't you know can't respond they'll call 911 for you any kind of medical emergency that you have why would you say that again like in please ok if you will be wearing a Chris tourists got a little button on it you press that and that will now an operator to talk to you and ask you what kind of emergency services you need yes you understand ok so i love how BIG's you show you were calling from again med alert you know are you do up here some things is the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone i got quite a bit of trouble from the single here because i went for something that I shouldn't have we shouldn't he be telling you that but yes I think that my eldest racial c.c wouldn't speak now let that happen that really happened sometimes in family you know these are these things are quite important the more important than everything as normal and core parkour what was it rooted okay well I don't want to get to any trouble walk you out wants to talk to her and I'll call you back in another time okay oh yeah scissors since you love that way I mean you've been quite friendly it's right for this me know yes I'm listening hello are you late i'm still here yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a bit of a problem like this phone and my hearing it is a responsible yes sorry what were you saying again I'm gonna put you down for a call back and I'll call you back at another time okay\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"provide yourself or left one the peace of mind knowing help is only a button push away sergeant fairly hey you there receive automatic please hold for a moment while I transfer you to someone who can give you more details yes yes thank you for holding my name is quisha would like to take 24 7 how you doing today oh good yes yes yes all right great now you with our promotion today you've been selected to receive a free medical or system so congratulations to you are you familiar with medical arts system sir oh yes yes somewhat I don't want did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I know it wasn't me sir I didn't call you about anything my name is Keisha Gannon would like to take 24/7 now you do say you're somewhat familiar with the medical art systems right it's that little button you wear around your neck or you would press in case of any type of an emergency like a bad fall and I'm sure you've seen similar products advertised on television haven't you yes sorry what's your name again my name is Keisha with life protect 24/7 well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and she's she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well again so it's the little button that you wear around your neck that you were pressing in in case of any type of emergency like a bad fall and just to let you know sir doctors refers to the first hour after an accident or a heart attack they refer to this as the golden hour and that's because if emergency services can get to you within that first hour your odds of survival as high as 80% and now remember the great thing about our life our alert systems leather is that it isn't just for metal emergencies no you can actually use it at any time you feel nervous or threatened like in cases of a fire or a break-in and just simply press the button and know that emergency services are on the way and of course you will want to give yourself and of course that of your children the peace of mind of knowing that if anything it all happens to you that we will be there for you at that push of a button and that the help is on the way right I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you there will pull that again okay I said that you know you can use at any time you feel nervous or threatened you can use our alert system in cases of like a fire or break into your home because all you have to do is just simply press the button and know that emergency services are on the way and you want to give yourself that peace of mind and your children as you stated your eldest daughter that told you that you need to check into this you want to give them the peace of mind of knowing that if anything happened at all to you that we would be there for you at the push of a button and that help would be on the way right and so now I can that I can get to know you a little bit better sir can I have the correct spelling of your first and last name but the little sorry again your first and last name can I get the correct spelling of your first and last name please would you say that again again please may I have the spelling of your first and last name yes your first name sorry I will which company did you say you're calling from again I'm with life protect 24/7 well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever right I I certainly understand sup oh yeah sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here so I'm listening to your always fabulous yes I'm here sir yeah oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good okay uh sorry what were you saying again yes sir I would like to take 24/7 we specialize in medical alert systems and like I said today with our promotion you've been selected to receive a free medical alert system so congratulations to you and I want to get to know you a little better can I get the correct spelling of your first and last name well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was asked I come book okay well what I need to do is get the first correct that first let me get the correct spelling of your first and last name just so I can you know get to know you a little better and you know call you by name instead of sir well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes yes you know darkness she says that the boat that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess one last thing so I could do just hang on for one second here hang on sure yes so sorry about but oh no no no sorry man I'm so very good all right yes sir could I get your first the correct spelling of your first and last name oh yes yes uh someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did Co last week about the same thing what was it was that you know sir it wasn't me no sir so if I could get the correct spelling of your first and last name yes sorry what was your name again Keisha kie sha is tisha would life protect 24/7 well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's know she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay why I tell you what sir I just need to verify that you have a landline telephone in your home so I can go ahead and get that your home phone number area code first I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again may I have your home telephone number two with the area code first I can verify that you have a landline telephone in your home but the live sorry again your home telephone number would you say that again again please Matt may I have your telephone number yes yes are you there sir sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm with life protect 24/7 well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have writing you do but yes my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know the these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is so I want to go ahead and tell you about the great offer that we have here at life to check 24/7 on our medical alert system oh yeah that close sisters since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello I'm here sir I just need to verify to do or a landline yes I'm here sir I just need to verify you have a landline I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I need to get your telephone number may I have your telephone number I just need to verify that you have a landline telephone in your home what's your home phone number well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how was this going through how was a Skype of book well it's going to work is once I get your home phone number to verify that you have a landline I'll see what type of services you qualify for with our life will take 24/7 medical alert systems but I need to verify your that you have a telephone in the home so what's your home phone number well are you but that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at okay and know what you the whole number and whistles she I think I should be four years no stream you tell me here she says that that I should be going to something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most folk like from for the time I guess you are not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that uh no power no stories what was hi Margit I need your home telephone number oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I know syrupy and I just need your home telephone number story wasn't me that call I didn't call you sure I can see was this is goodbye for it's Keisha well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just just last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite about of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it hello are you there I'm here sir I would I'm Kecia with life to take point four seven and I just need to verify your home telephone number oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again can I get your home telephone number I'm sorry I couldn't quite your home telephone number and I can't hear you your home telephone number sorry again your telephone number sir how could you say that again again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"kelly printing supplies are you today uh sorry i'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there ok um are you the one in charge of buying the computer printing supplies yes this is okay the reason I'm calling you Ronnie my company is running a special today on our high yield ink and toner they are guaranteed to last twice as long and pretty much darker this is the better quality product which saves you time and money what kind of which are you running oh good yes yes yes well what kind of printer you running on e oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week no did someone didn't call last week about the same thing it was okay you know I'm not it's a first i'm calling Ronnie um no I no I don't think so long what's what brand print are you running yes sorry what's your name again my name is Josh well its value that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and okay see she's well she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know well that's great what about of oh yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what walking tell me about it okay they're guaranteed to last twice as long and pretty much darker but the thing is I need to know what print are you running to to know is it's on our promotion and we can go further from there so I need to know what brand printer is it I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it Akashi level what was that again oh I said um I need to know what brand it is if so I could know on our promotion and we'll go further from there sorry again hold on are you hearing me now Ronnie put yourself in again please I said I need to know brand it is so I can know if it's on our promotion and I'll check and find out and if it is I'll call you right back and tell you what's going on what brand is it right if if what brand is it what brand prints are you running sorry which company did you say you're calling from again Kelly printing supplies well you know here's here's something because the last time that I'd someone called up yeah and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went off or something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but okay T is I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then I understand Ronnie but I that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite okay I understand but more important than any you know gobble or phone call or water for what I understand right but don't give me a black eye because we're not her company i'm not trying to scam me or anything i just want to know what brand printer you running oh yeah scissors since you've loved that way I mean if you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there yeah yes i am here Ronnie oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is very good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I said I'm asking what kind of brand brings are you running well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were know how I know how it was this going through hell is this guy this book listen Ronnie arm I need to know the brand name and if it's on our promotion i'll tell you the prices and the details on it but there are always changing so i need to know what brand prints are you running Ronnie that's all I need and I'll call you back if it's on our promotion what Brett what brand is it well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yeah it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laurel should be fought yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like okay but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not sleep so I could just hang on one second here hang on okay yes so sorry about that yeah okay sorry what were you saying there again yeah what brand printer you're running Ronnie oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week though does someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know he wasn't me Ronnie I told you before it wasn't it's the first time I'm calling and I need to know if your printer is on our promotion what brand is it yes sorry what was your name again my name is Josh well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just use my old me before and you know CeCe's so she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university before Ronnie Ronnie think shins you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the ya-ya thing ok so what brand is it what walking tell me about it I need to know the brand and I tell you more I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it ducati they will whole set again I said I need to know the brand of the printer and i'll tell you more about the promotion what brand is running sorry again i said i need to know more about I need to know the brand of the printer and i'll tell you about a promotion we're running today could you say that again again please i need to know the brand name of the printer you're running rocky and i'll tell you more about the promotion if if what brand is it sorry which companies did you say we're calling from again kelly printing to Blythe well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but Ronnie's I think my eldest Rachel see she would have a nice day run for a week now you know then that half\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny yes uh may I speak to the person sir that handles the gas and the electric bills in your home uh sorry I I can barely hear you there oh okay sir I apologize uh may I speak with the person who handles the gas in the electric bills in your home yes yes yes okay my name is Clark Hayley I'm an energy advisor phoning from AGR on behalf of Direct Energy competitive retailers in Alberta how are you today oh good yes yes yes excellent excellent now the reason for my call okay is to tell you about a plan that Direct Energy has which will protect you from fluctuating regulated rates now with these plans sir there are no fees to enroll there's no cancellation fees uh we just want to make sure you get your price protection now your name appears on your electrical gas gas bill correct oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week though someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you um well it wasn't me in particular that phoned in I don't know if it was one of the other agents that are here at our facility um but I'm glad that I did get in contact with you now I do want to let you know we do record the calls for quality purposes first of all is that okay with you sorry what what was your name again my name is Clark hazle sir well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again and Sir with the sorry again he sir I do want to thank you very much for your time on behalf of D energy have a wonderful day could you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n ['[Applause] thank you for all the lines this is sam from visa security center how may i help you sorry i can barely hear you there [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Laughter] foreign']\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"your Windows computer cell and this past few weeks we have been receiving some errors report from my computer into a Microsoft inbox so are you aware of that oh sorry I can barely hear you there can you let me know hello yes this is okay this is advert I'm a Microsoft certified engineer sir okay I'm calling you regards your Windows computers the computer with the license ID ending with the number D 0 6 - okay and the reason I'm calling you today is that received a report from your computer into inbox Microsoft Inbox so are you aware of that oh good yes yes yes yeah none of that oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that here no I'm calling me for the first maybe my colleague when any one colleague would have called it because we have received this warning even from past few weeks okay that's the reason we have send you a warning message also anacs computers but you have not supplied for that that is the reason we are calling you have it find your computer little slow have you find any pop-up math like add pop up on your screen nowadays yes sorry what was your name again Edward well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know CeCe's know she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see how thinking with distinctions you know where we're all like about a fair sentence so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I'd like to tell you sir that the notification I am sending you the errors of difficut states that your computer has downloads up you know corrupt junk Palmira you heard about malware malware had been downloaded in the computation this affect your software computer software and it's also affected data okay and as you are a register window user I have called you for a check up call I'm sorry I couldn't quite captured a ducati level for silicon thank you and it tuned yourself we have received a notification stating that the computer has downloads of corrupt junk files okay from internet which is hampering your computer ok computer hardware as well as the software this also affects your data the data on hard-disk you have data on 'hardest right sorry again so can you help me put you shower again again please I told you sir have received a notification dominants I'll just just answer this to us one of my senior sir he'll help you out more ich ich ich hello hello low hello so hello hi so this is Michael the senior supervisor on flow how are you oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yes so this call is in regards to your Windows computer okay since past few weeks we have been receiving error notifications from your computer into a Microsoft inbox so are you aware of that sorry which company to show you calling from again I'm calling you from techno Shield PC okay from the technical department well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or phone call horrible whatever whatever it is hello hello hello yes sir I'm really sorry sir if I had what the odds but I'm really sad to tell you that sir okay if you have one too you can take down all the detail of my company okay you can write it down grab a paper and a pen and you can write it down all the details okay if you have a website you can check it out on a website also okay oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I was telling yourself we have a website okay where you can go ahead and you can check it out all the detail of my company okay oh yeah scissors since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes sir tell me hello are you there yes yes sir I am there yes miss Jenkins tell me I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I was telling yourself the reason if you have any issue like trust issue on us thank you I can provide you all the details okay I'll complete detail of my company okay you can check it out online okay we I can provide your website I can provide you my number okay they can call up well you know Jacob owe finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how is this going to work hello well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on salsa yes so sorry about but sorry yes sir I was telling yourself okay about the computer okay the computers I'm just calling for a service okay the service the junk file I'm talking about okay it's very serious okay and right now I can attach to where exactly that kind of files uh so that you can go ahead and you can delete that is yes someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yes sorry what would what's your name again Edward well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah he sees me he is very me I'll give about because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see our key distinctions you know where we're all right oh yes proud proud moment is that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I could like to tell you that safe in front of the computer right now so I can help you out I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch you they will pull that again hello low there's no cook clean up buddy hearing right oh but hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"in doing a cash advance for your business oh sorry I can barely hear you there yes I'm calling you from business alternator me yes this is great well we're calling you sir to offer you a cash advance for your business but I do need to ask you a few follow-up questions are you the business owner oh good yes yes yes okay so you and your professor oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week now did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know something with me sir I haven't called you sir let me ask you this have you been in business for more than I hear you sorry what's your name again have you been on business for more than a year well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's well she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite powerful yes yes so um yeah they're saying is that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about okay hello we are free today I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it me to catch you they will also wanna mention about what we offer you to the Liz sorry will again okay do you want to get more information about what we offer you today could you show it again again please yes sir our disconnect is go have a greedy Wow\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"to you sir by the way this is Nicole and Colin behalf of ancora financial and the call may be recorded for quality and my number in case you disconnect that is 800 create 0 44 48 I'm calling in regard to a straight date soon i total stay give away your phone number has been juicing this morning and congratulations sir if you met our clarification or ways to receive the three-day two-night auto stay good for 20 different locations and US and Mexico can you hear me sir no sorry I can barely hear you there okay sir I repeat I'm calling you guys our trade date soon i total stay and give away a new phone number as been choosen this morning and congratulations you made a qualification you will have a choice of ways to receive the trade soon a total stake good for 20 different locations across the u.s. and mexico to qualify all you need to do is to answer me the three simple questions like are you working full-time or part-time yeah this is yes sir are you working full-time or part-time oh good yes yes yes four times four times oh yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah my name is Nicole from encore financial third and then your phone number has been Justin that's why I call you right now and then we have only creased simple question and then after that we process this one and then you receive this one yes sorry what's your name again my name is Nicole for mokoro Financial sir well it's funny and then we have a wonderful my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart I will help you because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where yeah you just grown a lot so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay so okay sir this is doc are trading at position giving and then that's why the phone numbers be chosen this morning and this is we have monitors we have no sales call we just only conducted I've come to company with the main regional culture from I infer me that our company will conduct and go and you can do by next week so that's why we have a scratch card then one of your number get add that's why we call you right now so that's why I have priests qualifying question sir then if you if you've been for verify for that you have create date soon i total stay like this sir so can I see can I ask you for three single question like are you working full-time or a fault I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will what was that again my name sir is uh Nicole from Ankara financial behalf so you can call me 800 days overdue for for day to be of comment sir yeah but it was sorry again okay sir okay I very so I'm slowly key I'm Nicole my name is Nicole ankle and behalf of ancora financial and the call may be recorded for quality I my number in case we disconnected is 803 0 44 48 I'm calling a regard to a straight day to night out of state give away and your phone number has been chosen this morning and then that's why I said congratulation to you if you met our qualification ways to save the trade date soon a total stake good for 20 different location across the US and Mexico and then we don't need to worry about this one services down soliciting call this is not a South Col and no money involved here okay again please don't go sir financial II as an awful and CE o re and then financial issue okay can I ask you three simple question and then after datura francis this one so you know if you know this one this is not as calm sorry which company did you say we calling from again on Quora financial sir can you search this one random digit dial number eight hundred three zero forty four forty eight well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't I think we fell again I think that's a bit better I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or water for whatever it is also okay sir so can I ask you something question Freddy's so if you have some problems can you call the number it supposed to be you have a comments okay oh yeah okay I am only cyber yes Peter you've been quite I have only three friendly straightforward with I have only um no yeah I have only three questions order and then after all you favor one you know need yes sir I'm here yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes a rocket pack sorry what we try again okay sir again I am Nicole calling with I am aware their behalf of Ankara financial and the call may be recorded for quality I my number in case we disconnected is 800 3 0 44 48 and then reason of math called sir okay the main reason of my culture is to formally infirm you that our company will then you growing in your area by next week so as unique wait to be known as recognized our company good name our company conducted a scratch card giveaway on you fear qualified regarded to receive a great day to night those babies good at 20 different location across the US and Mexico sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed yeah okay sir my son did you talk we were how how I was this guy true how was this going to work okay our company's turnover conduct the next week injure in the area of Florida okay so this yd have a scratch card idea and destroy a recognizer a good name deserving give of stress trade and one object one your cell number or number that's why we pop up so we call to you today so we have only three questions then after that we process this one so you can know where this is nectars calm this is not a self called this is now sorted in call okay and we have an Abba nominal hair search sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oh yeah and my adventure or even in flower petals for sure before yes yes am she says that note that I should be going for the something like this that it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what dude sorry could you just hang on one sec okay hello okay I just I just don't want to put this one two edges on the tree question are you working full-time or part-time yes so sorry about but okay sir so with me sir you know working are you working for time or a part-time oh yes yes so on someone did kids say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you okay and confidential this is Nicole so I just are you working full-time or part-time this answer me sir shall we finish this one sorry only hopefully my name is Nicole well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing okay sir what more so how old are you how old are you sir 18 18 to 24 25 dr. Dement 42 49 52 59 I put it here how old are you I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they do cachi level what was that again how how old are you sir how old are you sorry again I hold are you how old are you 59 or 50 would you say that again again please okay how old are you sir how old how old are you 52 59 40 to 49 yes hello how old are you sir for deep 49 50 to 59 sorry which company did you say you're calling from again and Corbin and challenging here we go Alec landed well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Kayla I'm calling from Direct Energy I was calling in regards to the electricity accounts that you guys take care of for the Ohio location I was given this number from the Wellsville Ohio location are you the person handles that uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh sorry hold on one second can you hear me better now yes yes okay well again I'm calling it's in regards to the electricity accounts that you guys take care of in the Ohio locations do you take care of that oh good yes yes yes yes okay well I'm just calling it's in reference to your guys's current electric agreement we're calling to see if you guys have chosen a supplier and are receiving the lower rate we're calling to make sure that you guys are price protected do you know if you've chosen a supplier is someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I think it was me I believe it was was that let me see the last time I called wise I think it was before break I think it hold on let me see the 23rd does that sound familiar 22nd of the 23rd last week yes sorry what was your name again my name is Kayla and I'm calling from Direct Energy well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just this last week and she's no she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite university did she go to so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well in order for you know what I'm going to let my supervisor talk to you because I'm fairly new and I want to make sure that she's giving you the correct information that you need okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because she labeled what was that again I'm so I was fairly new so I'm going to let you speak to my supervisor so she can give you all the correct information all the information that you need mr. Lister sorry again my supervisor would you say that again again please I'm going to let you speak with my supervisor so she can give you further information okay yes yes okay just one second sorry which company did you say you're calling from again hello are you there the below clean up here we go hello good morning sir hi good morning this is Sicily from direct energy phone calls recorder for quality now we understand that you do have some locations here in Ohio and you do have the choice actually to choose a supplier with a fixed rate do you know where Rachael currently paying now sir oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again okay here in Ohio you have the choice there to control your electric bill on this on a race do you know what rates are currently paying with the electric in the gas bill well you have a bell handy who's here something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important to me more than any you know job or four phone cradle or whatever it is aha I understand oh yeah Slash's since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah hello yes I'm here sir hello are you there hello yeah I can't yeah oh my god what is how much your computer hello sorry this yeah I'm here bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again do you do you have the electric and the gas bill handy for the locations that you have here in Ohio well you know with the world financial either I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how is this going to work how is it going to work what will we do is we look at the bill sir we see what rates you're currently paying if you do not have a supplier what it means is that you could be paying almost double for the rate on the bill that rate makes up about 70% of your energy bill sir so we're calling to see what rates you're paying and to adjust it and make sure you're paying a fixed rate that way you're saving with the gas in the electric well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something but I've been told what I should be looking at yeah definitely Leslie if you're paying the bill she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes actually she says that the boat that I should be going for the yeah like this you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess you are not sick so I could you just hang on for one second here yeah yeah yes so sorry about that so sorry what were you saying there again no that's fine did you grab a bill where we can go over your rates and see what you're paying well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay um Lenny would you like me to give Larissa a call and I can go over it with her and then she can further explain it to you I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch it level what was that again would you like me to call the wrists up and go over it with her and then she can go over it with you mister sorry again would you like me to speak with Larissa good would you say that again again please okay so would you like me to speak with Larissa yes yes yes yes okay does she have a phone number sorry which company did you say you're calling from again direct energy hello you know here's here's something because the last time that I did someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is oh okay so money is there someone else that I could speak to who helps you take care of the bills oh yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no I just don't to save you guys money of like I said yeah Kenny are you there yes hello oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again no I was just asking you is there someone else that I could speak with who also helps you with the bills well you know with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how is this going through how is this going to look okay well what we do is we go over your bill to see what rate you are paying right now and if you don't have a supplier that means you're probably playing double of what you should be paying so what we're doing is we're trying to get you guys at a fixed rate which is a lower rate so that we can save you guys money well that is the reason for our call okay sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that but I've told what I should be looking at my own eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yeah she um she says that the boat that I should be going for something like this you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess one last thing so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes thank you yes so sorry about that so sorry what were you saying there again okay just Larisa have a number where I can call her well I it's funny that you should call because my third Elle larysa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's know she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay bunny I was just calling to see if I could um get Larissa's number and we can further go over it I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again okay does Larissa have a number where I can contact her mr. sari again says Larissa have a phone number where I can contact her would you say that again again please okay your daughter Larissa does she have a phone number why can't contact her up yesh okay what is her number sorry which company did you show you calling from again direct energy well you know here's here's something because the last time that I did someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay well yeah this is since you've pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no no yes hello hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"the home any plans you doing it upgrade this year do uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay let me see if I can do anything about it um can you hear me any better now yes this is eric okay once again i'm into bone and i'm calling home owners in the area to offer them estimate on things for the home you know this summer like painting use repairs or remodeling is there anything around the home this year's if you might be going to the home oh good yes yes uh-huh what would you like to do inside out oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that is some of the co last week about the same thing what was it was no it wasn't me i'm the first one kong and this is my first time calling anyway yes sorry what was your name again my name is Isabella well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and she's so she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was first in the family to go to universe oh my and see ah with distinctions you know where we're all quite bout of oh yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well tell me what it is that you are interested in is we did something inside of the home or something outside of the home I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level also again okay I said is it something inside of the home or outside of the home that you might be interested in estimate on I are you considering doing some painting internet inside or painting outside of the home or is there let me tell you what I do mr. we do things like tools ponch kitchens baths we do enter an exterior painting windows floors doors foundation roofing rain gutters driveways walkways landscaping hardscaping retrofitting popcorn ceiling removal retaining walls and fences and we also do mold and termite treatment and inspection so that's why I wonder what are you doing I'm sorry would you say that I can cook like includes I what is it that you might be thinking of doing around the home is it inside of the home or outside of the home if yes yes yes is it inside would you like to do some work inside of the home or outside of the home sorry I which company would you say you're calling from again I'm calling with beady eye home improvement well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't he be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is ok so again I'm asking what are you most concerned with inside of the home outside of the home oh yeah Celsius since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes thank you oh yes I'm here hello are you there I'm yes I'm here mr. oh yes sorry I have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is a struggle yes sorry what were you saying again hi darling I was asking you if you are considering doing something inside or outside of the home well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how how was this guy who is how is this going to book well I'll tell you how it works this is how it works let's say hypothetically that you might be interested in painting the outside of your home and so what happens is I come out and I take a look at the home and then and see what you want to have done and then at that time i'll give you a written estimate of how much it would cost you to do it should you decide that you want to do it well are you but that's cuz sound good i mean you have been very patient an old man here and the fact it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned or so before yes yes you see ya several times she says that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate for the commish one sorry I'm just hang on for one second here hang on so sorry about that d do you have do you have do you have down the news excuse me do you have ducks oh yes yes oh so on so I'm gonna have ducks it's fight last week of the co laughs we can explain Thank what was it was that you know it wasn't media no so mr. again are you interested in a estimate for painting your house yes sorry what was your name again Isabella no well it's not you that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite powerful yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well darling I'm told you everything I've told you everything now tell me are you interested in painting the outside of your home I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you there will also again I'm I can you hear me ok but the Sorry Day down\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Taylor I'm a product specialist with charter I want to you know this probably monitor and recorded for quality purposes I'm contrary your account to make sure you're the best value try to have the officer currently see you have our high-speed Internet service uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'm sorry would you say sorry yes yes okay well are you currently using um DirecTV or Dish Network for your TV services oh good yes yes yes okay great now at this current time what are you using DirecTV Dish Network is someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you um it could've been me yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Amber Taylor well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's so she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well basically um are you looking to get like premium channels what kind of channels are you interested in watching I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it kakashi level poor said again what time channels are you interested in watching relations sorry we're good types of TV show that you like would you say that again again are there are specific types of TV shows that you like to watch yes okay what channels do they come on sorry which company did you say you're calling from again Charter Communications well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have we shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever it is okay no problem sir well on behalf of China I want to thank you for your time if you have any questions please call eight five five eight six seven one nine seven nine okay oh yeah scissors since you've you pull it that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello are you there you yes sorry this is\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny banana wanna be half of the remodeling center here in granada hills uh sorry i [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'm getting hear me now sir I do apologize is this better yeah hello okay well I'm going to be half of the remodeling center here in Granada Hills oh good yes yes yes oh yes your friends met someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that good okay I don't think so now sir can ask you this question what is it that you might be interested in doing to your home yes sorry what's your name again my name is Savannah thank you hi sir what is it that you'll be you're interested in doing to your home well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week oh and you know CeCe's know she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university right past with reactions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well you're interested in what solar that's what your daughter was trying to get you to be interested in to look into I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull that again okay solar energy solar panels your daughter told you to look into solar panels correct but the literature sorry again we're general contrary general construction come upon contractors here where general contractors here in granada hills and i'm asking you what is it that you were interested in having done to your home i wanted to remodel or had a concern about could you say that again again please I say contractors we paint we fix electrical we fix plumbing we remodel I'm flooring pools expensive now what is it that you were interested in having done sorry I which company did you show you calling from again the remodeling center well you know here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay so your daughter was have said that you told them about what the product you wanted to do and after that they kept calling you and your daughter was upset at the fact that they kept calling you for that product yo yo sisters since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly yeah that's right for me here okay so now let me ask you this question yes are you let anybody take care I'm right here can you hear me ok I'm sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good do anybody help sure of yourself do anybody help you take care of yourself sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I don't know how many how is this guy I don't want you to spend any money however the work is that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yes it's something doesn't want to get jen i should be looking at but you want it done my third eldest Marissa she I don't know how much work for you something's gotta work yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from so what is it that you're interested in haven't done yeah just hang on for one second here I go yeah no problem Wow last man I'm sorry but sorry what were you I America what what is it you wanted to have done is it painting is it exterior interior painting is it roof plumbing electrical doors what is it that your daughter with consultants are to vote is yes someone someone did kids say last week no did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no it wasn't yes sorry what was your name again okay I'm gonna get off the phone with you okay so what's the problem you have with your daughter I don't think we could come up there and give you an estimate okay okay it's fine i would want you to have that I don't want my third I understand because she was talking about this just this last one\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hi Manny this is jennifer and how are you doing this morning hope you're doing well yes I'm calling you because we're giving our estimates to all the homeowners within the area I just want to find out what would be your next home improvement project uh sorry belly here you there oh we're giving all time estimates trying to work on the home whether you're thinking of new windows remodeling bathrooms kitchen painting and we'd love to leave an estimate with you yes yes if are you think is what I just want to find out whether your next home improvement project will be on the inside or will be outside so good this is uh huh so what are you thinking of working on oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week though that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you about what do they call about yes sorry what's your name again my name is jennifer and i'm with home solutions and we do work with in san bruno and what we're doing right now is that we're giving all homeowners or even two are in need of work no cost estimate whether you're thinking of remodeling your bathroom kitchen new floors painting solar panels we do everything for the home inside or outside as well so whatever what you usually available call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see ha with distinctions you know where we're all my powder fo yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it ok first of all you know there's there are programs available being sponsored by the county to help homeowners to have their homes more energy efficient and we work with those programs and they help you two with solar panels no money up front no money out of pocket for starters they happy to replace air conditioning system of the list goes on but in all the to qualify for assistance from for solar is that your energy bill has to be over one hundred and thirty dollars is that more than one thirty dollars I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it Akashi level for silicon yes that was just I was asking about your energy bill is that more than one hundred and thirty dollars with the litter sorry again yes in order for you to qualify for assistance with solar panels you must have an energy bill over one hundred and thirty dollars could you say that again please yes I'm just asking how much is your energy bill sir if somebody very electrically how much is your electric bill sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's harmful ocean well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel si si would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any harm you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is so you've mentioned about solar panels well are you interested in I integrated and having us that work you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm right here sir hello are you there yet i am here yes oh yes sorry this is i have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what were you saying again i'll call you back later I'll call back for your for your elder daughter later on okay I'll call that for your daughter thank you i'm a great day well you know with the low finances the way they are i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were [Music]\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"this is Lenny thank you hi how are you doing this morning oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly hear that aye sir how are you doing today it gives you is this ok so you're responded to get the lower interest rate below six percent correct oh good yes yes yes great support the activation PIV card on here oh yes yes so what someone did it's say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that Daddy I'm yeah that's why I'm calling you today it sorry what's your name again till doctor well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know he sees she is very smart i won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university passed with distinction you know we're all my years so yes you were saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing factor so what more can tell me about it how much you owe what do you think collecting armor sorry I could have quite captured their depeche you they will all say that how much you owe now here you can live sorry again how much you over would you say that again please you oh it's just geometry or any idea how much ye olde sorry which company did you say you're calling from again pirate members services well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't leave me telling you that but yes I think my eldest's Rachel see she wouldn't speak to be broken now you know listen that happens but it did that really happen and sometimes it's family are these these things are quite important you know more important than that you know go or phone call or whatever whatever it is I'm saying that how much you owe what do you think well yeah sensors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello oh yeah I'm hello are you there yeah I'm here can you hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I'm paying what do you think how much you poll well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how's it going through how was this caper hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I can barely hear you there this is my calling from skill fix online have you yesh yesh yesh and I hope you remember i spoke with you regarding online IIT trainings but you were busy oh good yes yes yes so could we have this 10 to 15 minutes over the telephone sometime later today to show you our demo or maybe tomorrow sometime is someone someone did since I last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know so I didn't call you before I spoke to you last month that damn you were busy and you to suggest check back some other time yes sorry what was your name again my name is mike and i'm calling from skill set online well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very small i'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see passion with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it sure and answer could be could you spare just 10 to 15 minutes maybe later today and my manager he will tell you better i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch the ducati level hosur again could you spare just 10 to 15 minutes over the telephone and we would like to show you a demonstration it would be a webex with the litter sorry again I said could you spare 10 to 15 minutes over the telephone would you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there this is yes Robert are you oh good yes yes yes okay by the way Robert is answer issue from us at settlement and the reason why I am calling is because uh we have a program and the program is about debt settlement I just wanted to ask if kinda kinda want someone did kids say last week though there's someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that year I'm actually so no this is the first time that I called you may answer do you have how much is your unsecured loan sir sorry what's your name again this is Hershey from US debt settlement sir well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last wing and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yeah sure no problem with that sir okay here's this thing okay if you have an unsecured debt will gonna have a we are going to settle debts for you for example if you have a 10,000 set unsettle deaths okay this is just for example okay sir I Fantauzzo sorry I don't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again okay so here is this signature for example if you have an unsecured debt of 10,000 K well going to ripped off the 35% of the total debt so that means you're going to have via 65 6500 of your 10,000 right and that remains in 6500 you're going to pay that 2 percent monthly just 2 percent every month okay this is the car sorry words again hello would you say that again again please okay so here's the thing sir okay for you to get understand it more more than what I could um I could give information to you okay let me transfer you to my death counsellor for this one okay sir yes yes is that fine okay so free offer me to transfer you sir you need to answer some questions okay so how much is your total debt sir sorry which company did you say you're falling from again our u.s. debt settlement a partner with us Bank sir well you know here's the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something's that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't but that my elders that's Rachel see see what would it take to me for me now you know then that happened you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than yes I do understand that cell phone call water for whatever it is uh-huh okay so may I ask again sir you don't need to give me the exact amount okay all you need is just a rough estimate how much is your total debt sir oh yeah your sisters since you've looked that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward we're here and thank you for that later yes sir hello hello are you there yes sir I am oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I just wanted to ask sir how much is your total death the sum of your debt sir you don't get a reading on answers the weather and I know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true I was asked Eichenberg yes sir I need to qualify you for this that's why I need to know if how much is your total death and you need to answer some questions well you said that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa oh she don't we talk yes that's why I'm sorry yes sorry do you know how it should be going for this something like this but is this a matter of what you know what what is most important for retirement I can't hang on one second here I go hello yes so sorry about but what were you saying there again I just wanted to ask her how much as it goes out that is yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone didn't call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know sorry no it's that's not me this is the first time that I called you yes sorry what's your name again ed sir her.she sir well it's funny that you should pull because my third Elvis Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first yeah I do know that sir II already told it to me I just wanted to ask is how much is we're all quite okay so yes you're saying that I should look into this look into this sort of thing so what's walking tell me about it hello hello I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will pause that again hello are you there you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yes sir good morning and this is MIA calling from Manitoba green energy and I'm calling to inform you about the new home energy solutions programs that are available to increase your home's energy performance at the same time decreasing energy cost on a monthly utility bills so sure is your home at least a 15 years old or older yes yes yes oh okay so are the heating cooling and plumbing mechanicals original payer holes oh good yes yes yes okay that's great sir so as you may or may not know the Home Energy Solutions for gums are designed for homeowners like ourselves to become more efficient as well as increase the value of your moment reading from older inefficient mechanicals to high efficient mechanicals of non real cost to you should your home be qualified this would include the gas electricity water and plumbing of your home which I am sure that you'll find very rewarding for you and your home ensure one of our authorized Energy Solutions representative will be out in your neighborhood this week and next week providing home water is a free information session under Home Energy Solutions Program and this is at no cost to you Kaneda saving you money on your utility bills increase the value of your home and giving you a long-term warranty on any of that breed as well as possibly putting money back into your pocket each and every month so sir we do this free information session assessment six days a week so what is your day like um what is day this often Amaro is yes someone someone do its say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was a good menu yes sir are you available this our afternoon a trick three o'clock are this evening yes sorry what whoops you light them again sorry well very nice value that you should call because my third LP Larissa see she was talking about this just this line I think yeah I think she's she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university she washed with distinctions you know where we're all right so saying that that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay sir this is a free information session and if you do qualify your house for this program you cannot only save money on your utility bills but also add up to $15,000 to your home value at no real cost to you this is a free okay so and possibly put money back into your pocket every month and I would highly recommend you to take advantage these opportunities as it is at no cost to you sir I saw all what is your day sir like this afternoon or evening the are you available I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it disabled again sorry I know I forget so we do these free information session and assessment six days a week so what is sure they like I this afternoon or evening or tomorrow but the sorry again ah what is your day like this this afternoon or evening are you available would you say that again again please yes yes yes yes yes sir are you available at 3 o'clock or 6 p.m. or how about 7:30 p.m. today sorry which company did you say you were calling from again yes sir I'm from - over green energy well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it'd be really good and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important if they're more important than you know job or or phone call or whatever what it is yes sir I'm sure how um don't worry about that because our monitor will give you a confirmation call after this conversation if you are interested this is a nothing to worry about this will be no cost to you because this is a free so I would highly recommend you to take advantage of this opportunity as it is so if you're interested so I will schedule you over there are an appointment or maybe today afternoon or Monday oh yeah your sisters since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello mmm yes are you there yes yes sir I'm here I'm listening yes your hands ever height okay and my hair bring it I'll try good sorry what were you saying again oh yes sir if you are interested I will going to set you an appointment maybe a dish this afternoon at 3 o'clock or this evening if you want well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know when we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how is this going to work sorry sir well are you hello sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you wanna stick sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay okay take your time sure yes so sorry about that oh yes nice okay very good also I like what I said before if you are interested I will go in you to set you an appointment this is a free information session about or to add all update your Ida fish and older inefficient mechanicals - hi you should be gana concert no real cost to you so if you're interested I will proceed to set you an appointment is yes someone someone did kids say last week that is someone did call us we'll think about the same thing what was was that you yes it's a green now my father Queens remember good Oh My Jesus Mia calling from Manitoba green energy well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this laughs she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university yes haha distinctions you know where where yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir like what I said this is a free information session and if you do qualify your house for this program or you cannot only save money on your utility bills and also add after $15,000 their home value at no real cost to you and once I your qualified at the energy advisor will assess your gas water electrical consumption based on your house current status windows and doors old mechanical equipment are all damming fixtures a number of people living in the whole inland living in the house and once the energy advisor will complete the assessment he will advise you on the best options to upgrade your house at no real cost from your pocket okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the keshe level what was that again yes sir an energy advice or will I set your house or energy performance and efficiencies he will go over your windows doors of building structure mechanicals energy consumption water consumption and we qualify your house for upgrade if the house is deficient and energy consultant will advise you on which energy program you should apply for okay but the sorry again yes sir are you interested with this program would you say that again again please are you interested with this program yes yes okay so are you available this this afternoon at 3 o'clock sorry which company did you say you're calling from again our Manitoba green energy alright so are you available at this afternoon sir actually at work hello you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but my oldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometime since the family you know these these things are it's Linda Eddie you know what what what yes also I just want to ask if you're at available this afternoon so the energy adviser will asset your house to energy performance and efficiency oh yeah your sisters since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly right I don't don't don't don't worry sir because I'll remind you relieve you confirm it yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what-what were you saying again yes sir are you available at Missa afternoon at 3 o clock well you know with the world finance to the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I was just going true that way how was this guy yes sir yes sir this is a vote for 30 minutes depends on your questions can be less or more well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that that that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the good firemen I could sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay yes sorry about that okay sorry what were your trailer again yes sir if you are interested I am going to set you an appointment this afternoon at 3 o'clock if you are available or this evening is yes someone someone did kids say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that yes sir yeah sorry what was your name again amia well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the mood in the family go to university oh yeah um I do it right away to my teacher so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir by the way are you the homeowner I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do cachi level wholesale again I use the home owner but the sorry again maybe I can give you a call back some other time okay would you say that again again please maybe I can give you a call back some other time is that okay yes yes okay so thanks for your time sir how about good day bye bye sorry which company did you show you calling from again - over green energy sure well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and okay maybe I can give you a call back the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have population okay but okay sure I think my eldest Rachel's yes what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know okay okay thank you that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are important you know they're more important than you know job or or phone call or\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"for this effect I am calling from isla technologies are you business owner oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yes are you a yes are you the business owner and business owner to hear yes yes yes I use the business owner oh god yes yes chef ok so I actually sir vieira business the company and sir i have found out that you're doing google adwords where you are paying for public basis and you have a temporary position on the first page ok oh yes did someone someone it's by last week then someone did co last week about the same thing what was it you said sorry what's your name again i say that haha dad you are in google adwords where you are in berkeley basis and you have a temporary position on the first page ok so we have ad welder system which we reduce your grant advertising oh stop wait to 9th 10th oh it's designed that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah II she's no she is very smart i'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will pull hanging hello are you there oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I can help yep hello hello can you hear me oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I will call you back with lidocaine with the sorry again i will call it with a better link would you say that again again please yep\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny hi Lenny my name is Bruce how are you doing today oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'm sorry is this better yeah and you hear me now oh okay Lenny the reason for the call is I'm with halo builders were a local contractor here in the valley and we are offering free estimates for any work that you may want to do either inside or outside your house oh do you have any projects plan for for doing any additions or improvements you need a new roof but you need new flooring um a new deck or anything oh yes Oh someone someone is good fight last week I did some of the toll off alternate plan okay what was it was that good I don't think it was me Lenny um did you have anything that you wanted to do around your house last week sorry what's your name again my name is Bruce and I'm with halo builders oh is it funny but you should fall because my third elders larissa see she was talking about please just this last week and yeah she's she is very smart I hope you have asked because she was the first in the family to go to university and see haha distinctions you know where we're all quite about a barrier so I bet you I should look you know get into the flippity sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well we do everything from remodeling my wife and I redid our kitchen in our bathroom and then it's as we finish with that we realized we needed new hardwood floors so we did those then we realize we needed a driveway I still haven't gotten around to that yet but we're working on it but we do doors we do windows a lot of the things that we do like roofing they are to help you save energy because those energy bills can really get get expensive these days I'm sure Lenny I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that you cut your labels what was liking well a lot of the things that we do help you save energy on your on your electric in your gas bill sorry but again they help you to save money on your electric bill in your gas bill on your utilities would you say that again like in place yes a lot of what we do helps you save money on your gas bill if in your electric bill you have any projects planned around your house sorry ever you say this photo from again halo builders well you know his peer something because the last time that I've someone called up and he spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something so I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel to see link speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is well that's one of the reasons why we would like anyone who helps you make decisions there with you we're offering free estimates for any work that you might want to do around your home and we want anyone who's involved in decision-making there with you oh yeah your sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes I'm here hello are you there I yes I'm here yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is a shot rebel yes oh sorry what were you saying again well we would want anyone who helps you make decisions there with you when we have our estimators come out what type of work do you want to do around your house Lenny well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how how was this guy true i was asked eichenberg well we have someone come out and well first of all you need to let us know what it is that you would want to do to your home I are you the homeowner Lenny well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura shall be folk yes yes a few is the first one to graduate from in my college should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not think so i could you just hang on for one second here hang on it so sorry about that oh that's sorry what were you saying there again well what type of work do you want to do on your house Lenny okay Marissa said hey you said you said my rest I said that sits say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know it wasn't it sorry what's your name again my name is Bruce well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah he sees no she is very smart I'll give her back because as soon as the first for the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so if she says she is as Marisa there right now I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch their discussion there will what was that again is as Marisa there right now but the live sorry again is Marisa there right now as he said you'd say Irish includes is Marisa there right now if I ish and I speak to her sorry which company could you say you're calling from again halo builders well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay well I'll tell you what if you have any questions you can call us okay well yeah your sisters since you you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there oh yes sorry this is\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"calling on behalf of Time Warner Cable I was just talking to uh oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there ok here we now is a little better yes this is ok what are some of your favorite things to watch on TV oh good yes yes yes ok we have what are some of your favorite thanks for watch on TV oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm what a Time Warner Cable yes sorry what's your name again I'm Diana well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Marissa she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it when television or time warner cable services you like to know more about time warner cable services I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again are you trying to find out about time warner cable services but the little sorry again ok um basically I'm calling on behalf of Time Warner Cable and we we have home phone internet and cable cable TV we're going out again again please internet home phone and cable TV yes yes yes and so basically so to find out what package will best accommodate you and your family I have to actually just a few quick questions okay sorry which company did you say you're calling from again time warner cable well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay I completely understand well thank you for your time today if you have any questions about this call any time warner cable services call 18 three you have a wonderful day okay oh yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way maybe you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yep hello yes I'm still here hello are you there um no I'm still here can't hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what were you saying again time warner cable's well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were howl howl it was this guy true how is this going to book basically I find I talk to you final um some questions about actually some questions and you answer them and i find the package that best accommodate you and your family well and I try to give you the baddies ocean sound thanks good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've told what I should be looking at my third eldest were rich Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she said that the boat that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess whatnot so I could do just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but sorry what were you saying there again yeah i was talking you ask him about time warner cable oh yes yes someone someone did say last week now did someone did koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that you know it wasn't me and I apologize for that basically what it is is you tell me how much you're paying and I try to beat that price by well I'll try to see if I can find a price lower than that to basically save you and your family some money that's it I'm sorry what was your name again Diana Who am I speaking to who I have the pleasure of speaking with today well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Marissa she was talking about Bishop just as language and yeah cici's know she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what's more tell me about it okay i can tell you all that you want to know what do you want to know what do you want are we have a cable internet home far they will go second what would you like to know we have home phone would you like to know about the home phone or we have internet we have cable which one the sari with again okay so what are we gonna like in place time warner offers home phone it's cable cable and internet sorry also reason so you go from time warner okay alright well thank you for your time today please call customer service at 18 three should you have any questions about this calling time warner cable services in your area you have a wonderful day okay all right\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I get 14 uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yes I mean I'm looking for a cape yes yes yeah okay yes yes my name is Mark junior broker with insurance specialist the call is regarding with your medical coverage Kate do you have a medical coverage right now oh good yes yes yes okay well that's exactly why I'm calling because what we have here is to provide you a complimentary market analysis to the private sector to ensure that you will never overpay for your current program okay Keith oh yes yes I know what someone did say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing was that okay know is that Mary Kate this is my first time call you okay and further information about this cold case is it okay if I connect you to my share broker for you to understand more about this and it's over quick what's your name again yes my name is mark okay I open it open because my third elders okay Marissa she she was talking about this just this last okay and she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university yes he has percolated addictions you know we're we're all quite so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing what they walking tell me about it okay okay alright now keep I will connect you to my senior burger so he can explain to you more about this is that okay with you I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch you they will locate him okay I can connect you to my finger burger so he can explain to you more about this okay okay like I want to stay in the rocket I want you to stay on the line with me cuz I will connect you right now to my senior broker okay so he can explain to you more about this okay would you say that again I wish I could get hold a moment I will connect you to my senior worker yes okay yes I'll take the call the moment radar guessin sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm good evening cleared okay okay thank you for calling the insurance enrollment department routing how can I assist you well hola here's his house mister last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel si si speak for me now that happened that really hurt okay so what kind of medications are you on sorry things quite important there what kind of medications are kind of smoker you smoking what is that yeah is your wasted yeah get a life dude get a life get a job\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"you oh I'm sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh okay I'm sorry Lenny this is aaron with Arnold machinery is that better it is ok ok i just want to make sure you can hear me better but yeah this is aaron with Arnold machinery um just reaching out here I just got pointed your way as a person who oversaw the forklifts on the warehouse equipment that sort of thing I'm just wanted to see if you were familiar with us and if you weren't kind of give you an introduction to who we are get an idea of what you're currently using and just see when the next time you might be shopping around for something is just so when you do go we can at least make sure we're getting pricing that sort of thing out in front of you oh good yes yes yes okay um we are the heist or dealer we do you know get into other brands of used equipment we also sell parts we do maintenance for you know really any maker model as well as you know getting into warehouse equipment like racking scissor lifts manual Jack's dock equipment conveyors Baylor's etc uh excuse me um with that in mind do you guys have anything coming up oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you arm it wouldn't have been me army I guess it could have possibly been one of my colleagues um do you know who it was that called nameless it sorry what was your name again oh no I I asked do you know who called like what their name was well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart i won't give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it about our like forklift line or something with racking or maintenance like what are you looking for information for like or i should say what are you guys looking into and i can maybe be a little more specific i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you there put what was that again oh no I was just asking um you said she had said that you guys should look into something I are you guys looking into forklifts are you looking into adding you know racking or are you looking into a maintenance program I'm just wanted to know what you were you were interested in further sorry again um yeah I just wanted I guess to get an idea of of what you were interested in whether that was something with the fork list or the warehouse equipment or maintenance and then I guess I can go into more detail would you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"this is a card i am calling co with the farms here and they inspire me sit uh sorry i can't really hear you there hey this is a card i'm calling call with the Canadian farms online yes is it who you've purchased viagra tablets they remember how good is it now so I'm just taking our customers regarding refueling their supply we have specials of free shipping some discounts oh oh yes this someone someone did the kids fight last week is some of the co last week about the same thanks what was it was that you know John one week ago hold on i will check my oh is it me or not oh sorry what's your name again my name is card card helps you appreciate so like me a personal because my third Elvis larissa see she was talking about this evening just this last week and we are CeCe's she is very smart oh yes give about it because I'm famous the first and the family don't University and she have with distinctions you know where we're all quite bad so yeah she was saying that I should like you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I'm about viagra did I understand you right because previously this is permission the previously purchased vagra so we have specials as you spawn to inform other customers so will you be interested in the filling your supply I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch ladycat you label for silicon we have specials on the viagra tablets right now free shipping and these cows could I offer you a good deal but the sorry again we have specials are on a viagra tablet would you say that I can do again please mr. we have specials on a viagra tablets which you bought with us before they remember that if so i can offer you free shipping and we have twenty percent discount could I give you the price for today sorry which company did you say you're calling from again online canadian pharmacy well you know is is thing because the last time is that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went or something that I shouldn't have we shouldn't leave me telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel si si VA wouldn't speak to me for weeks now how that happened that's the bit that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things are that's quite important you know they're more important than the more any you know gobble or fungal or whatever it is yeah yeah family is very important for us for keep our ourself strong gains social life our family it's like our whole right they help us they make a stronger and the way should take care about members of our family oh yeah officers since you you pull up that way I mean it you've been quite friendly right forward with me here um hello hey yeah yeah hello are you there yeah yeah hello can you hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again Oh none just Thomas should they give you the price on the viagra tablets do need to refill your supply well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy true i was asked I come back so you will not spend my share and all we have a good prices and specials so just mmm it will not take an Africa on your financial situation well hello that does sound good i mean these have been very patient with our man here and it there yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest where is she I think I mentioned or she'll be four yes yes she she says that I should be going to something like this but just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what so I could just hang on here for one second hang on it so sorry but oh sorry what were you saying there again very own unjust regarding quagger tablets should they offer you ideal oh yes yes someone someone did say last week Moses somebody call last week about the same Thank what was that you no no it was not me so sorry you purchased the name again cart my name is card well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah he sees no she's very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite about of her yes yes so yes she was saying I should you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so we have like a good deal for 90 of 90 back if you go for a 90 i will give you 10 as a bonus for free so it will be hundred tablets of agar 100 milligrams and the total price will be just a hundred thirty-five dollars how does sorry I couldn't quite catch ladycat read a book photoset again you know 100 tablets of viagra 100 milligrams 435 dollars and the free shipping with the list sorry again I said a hundred tablets viagra 100 milligrams 435 dollars the free show that again like in place hundred tablets of flagler for $135 ish ish ish would you like to place this order sorry which company could you say you're calling from again Canadian farms you purchased before with us well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got this quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens and it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes it's family only these things are quite important you know they're more important than that gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yeah yeah I understand you oh yeah since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly right bored with me here um no okay yeah yeah I'm listen hello are you there yeah hello I'm there oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good um yes sorry what were you saying again hundred tablets of viagra 100 milligrams for $135 and free shipping will be okay for you [Music] hello well you know with below finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed much is what we were how how I was this guy who I was asked I compared hey yea once again oh well what did you say sorry well are you that does sound good i mean you have been very pisces an old man here and it is yeah i mean this is something that but i think i should be looking at my phone elders terrific energy yeah i think i mentioned or so before yes yes she is that the paint layer should get a whitefish but this is a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate over at the time and i guess so i could just hang on for one second hang on it so sorry about it but oh sorry what were you saying there you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"may I please be to mr. or mrs. uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hey it's one over here at HVAC service center good afternoon we're calling about the yearly maintenance on your furnace and your air conditioner it's half price right now for the full service we include air cleaning and filters as a part of the service we supply the filters we also do the full tune-up and safety inspection on both your furnace and your AC and we make sure everything is running perfect and right now we're having a promotion it's only $65 per unit for the full service it takes about an hour we'll do an absolute great job for you I can have a technician at your home by tomorrow it is would you like to make an appointment oh good yes yes yes yeah all right well what time what time would be more convenient oh yes yes Oh someone someone did say last week no there's someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you possibly yes sorry what would what's your name again one well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she she's know she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well basically what we do is our technicians connect a very powerful negative air pressure machine to Maine to the main air duct in your home and when turned on it will remove a large amount of airborne particles like dust pet dander and other common allergens the cleaning takes around 30 minutes or so and is recommended by the EPA to be completed at least every year while this is taking place another tech will perform a thorough 11-point inspection on your intake your blower your motor your furnace heat / heat exchanger and gas lines and burners your coil your compressor your air ducts the insulation in your attic signs of carbon monoxide leaks and freon levels for your AC we will also vacuum all your registers and vents and we replace your filters I'm sorry I put it quite captures if you've got your labels what was that again we replace your filters but the lips were sorry again everything would you say that again again please yeah well whoa our technicians they connect a powerful negative air pressure machine it's called a half of AK and it removes a large amount of airborne particles like dust and pet dander and other common allergens sorry system they use in hospital here's how you're calling from again we are HVAC services well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know if they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or whatever whatever it is mm yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there I'm here I mean you can you hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again we do a full tune-up and safety inspection we clean your air ducts and we change your filters sir for your heating and air units and if you'd like we can do yours for we can do one of your units for $65 well you know it with the local finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how's it going true how is this going to work what we do is we make the appointment and then we call you ahead of time to see if you're going to be there and then just to confirm and when we show up we uh we've got Alan is fully get there that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be hoping that my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned there should be four yes yes she she says that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could do just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that oh no so sorry what were you saying there again nothing however I mean the price is $65 and we could be there tomorrow from 11:00 to 1:00 in the morning if you are at around noon if you like oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week notice someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you possibly would you like to make an appointment if sorry what would what's your name again when one well it's funny that you should call because my\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny policies Marco sorry I can barely hear you there can you get me now yes ISS and then we actually been notification calls or PG&E customers it's regarding the weight in crystal is given place left again if you are property understanding that you 75 pounds per month on average kinetic energy portion of it now it makes eligible for government programs you believe you qualify with the debit hi oh good yes yes yes I'm going to be completing my supervisor on going to explain more about the program to you hello my name is Melissa and each sip of am Michael supervisor how are you today hello hello can you hear me oh yes gimme some what talk this tie last week didn't call last week that same thang what was it was that here let me know this this wasn't the sudden me sir I'm not telling you anything are you still with me sir yes sorry Sean I'm again my name is Melissa Melissa you just like to micro mouth I'm Michael supervisor and i'll be telling you more about a government program that he mentioned well is it naylet we should call because my third eldest Boris see she was talking about this just last week and you know cici's she is very smart I'll give her that because she was the first family and you had to go to university ok ok with distinctions you know where we're all quite a battle yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should so what more can you tell me about it ok not a cab themselves now i'm going to explain it to you we're talking about government programs so what we're going to do is give the federal government and your utility company to cover up to seventy percent of the total cost or your transition to energy efficiency so what i mean by that sir is that the state again the state is out what is providing funding the old home owner to make their homes more energy efficient and dysentery in turn reduces your electrical your electrical fees are you still with me I'm sorry I fall couldn't quite catch the cashier level what was that again okay I was saying that sir okay I'm explaining what this call is about I'm experience you about government programs what we're going to do is get the federal government and the utility company together absolute seventy percent of the total cost for your transition to energy efficiency what I mean by that is that the state is providing funding to all home owners to make a home more energy efficient and then this in turn reduces the amount of money that you have been paying on your electricity bill did you understand that sir sorry again would you say that again Jim that's not a problem sir I'm saying that I'm telling you about government pilgrims okay essentially what we're trying to do is maximize the amount of funding that you can play from the government to make your home more energy efficient so basically what they're going to do is get the federal government under utility company to cover up to seventy percent of the total cost for your transition to energy efficiency what I mean by that is that I'm making a home more energy efficient this in turn reduces the amount of money you pay every month on your electricity people did you understand that selfish okay not a problem I can't have this conversation with you but I'm trying to do as a home owner I'm trying to maximize the amount of funding that you can receive to do that I need to know how much do you average on your electric portion every month how much how much we thank you average on your electric portion sorry electricity bellies are you calling from again we underside I'm a representative of the Sustainable Energy Institute okay so what we're doing is maximizing fun so that home owners in California can be able to get funding from the federal government so that you can be able to make your home more energy efficient and then save up on electricity and saving up your money as well we're not selling you anything we just want to provide you with funding well you know is is something because the last time that I saw my close up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel si si Gromack now you know that that happens you know but that really happen and sometimes it's family these things are wonderful they're more important than whatever whatever it is yes sure because I am emphasizing that i'm not selling you anything first eventually there is someone that will work that there will be someone that will be will be there will be someone that will be brought to you to have a conversation with you and assess your home and your utility meter and your kilowatt usage so that they can find ways for you to save up on electricity three different programs i'm not selling you anything over the phone i'm not selling you anything what we're doing is trying to provide you with funds to make your home more energy efficient since you've pulled up that way i mean using what friendly and straightforward with me here yes hello yes i'm doofah I'm there I'm sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also ok madam some be patient I'm sorry what were you saying again so i will saying that then we having a conversation with you right now i am trying to maximize the amount of funding that you can receive from the government to make your home more energy efficient so i just need to ask you a few questions just to prequalify you for me to maximize the amount of funding that you think it I need to know first how much do you think you average on your electric question per month well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was going through how is this going to book okay so how this is going to work sensors I'm just going to ask you a few qualifying questions I'm just trying to qualify you for the funding that you can get to help you to help you get maximum maximum funding to make your home more energy efficient so that's I'm just trying to establish what is your average what if your monthly average that you'd pay on your electricity portion well are you you can give me an ultimatum sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest boy she mentioned before yes yes she is really shame that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of watch what is much more hard being the time and I guess what not okay you can leave okay yes so sorry about but I know are you still with me sorry what were you saying very good ok so i was saying that how much do you think you average on your electric portion are you airing averaging about seventy five dollars per month I'm your electricity amount of money at your face so what someone did did say last week that is someone did call off swing back same thing what was that here no no no it wasn't me sir what I'm asking you is how much do you think you a verge on your electric portion per month are you averaging almost 75 gallon under sorry sure name again my name is Melissa well my name is an aside I'm an example because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah he sees no she is very smart I'll help give her that because you know she was the first family Capital University mm-hmm you know where we're all about about yes yes so well here's your saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so when walking tell me about it ok so that's why so for me to just let you know more about what I'm talking about I need to find out first one do you are you the one who's paying you electricity bill I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you never all I can I'm saying I'm saying are you the one who's paying do you pay your own electricity bills but the sorry again again do you pay your own electricity bill would you say that again like in place ok do you pay your own electricity bills so do you pay your own electricity are you the one who's responsible for paying your electricity yes yes yes you are how much do you pay per month so how much can you give me an average of how much you pay a month do you play over seventy five dollars or below seventy five dollars sorry I will which company did you say you're calling from again i am the representative of the Sustainable Energy Institute well you know here's the thing because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something he shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be like that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see that happened you know but he was really good and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know for whatever ok so that's why I'm asking how much do you think you'd pay you did you did tell me that you're the one is responsible for paying your electricity portion right what I'm asking is how much do you think you pay every month so what is your average amount of money that you play towards your electricity mantle on a monthly basis do you pay over seventy five dollars or below seventy five dollars oh yeah scissors since you put that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello hello are you sick so you think you can hear fine gems but with you I'm asking or do you just right over here bit of a problem that this okay my hearing is not so good it's not uh sorry what were you saying again I was saying so well you know with with below I just flat out I know you know we're not allowed okay no everything is it how you know how it was this going through how was this guy okay like I said not a problem thank you so much for your time so do you enjoy the rest of your day\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"uh yeah hi lenny good morning this is sean and i'm calling you on behalf of voip news how are you doing today uh sorry i i can barely hear you there uh okay sir my name is sean and i'm calling you on behalf of voip news how are you doing today yes yes yes the reason of my call today is just to share a complimentary guide which present the basic and future of ip converges mobility ipv6 and much more and i just wanted to share this piece of information to your email address which i have and you can have a look at your convenient time okay oh good yes yes yes okay so i just need to confirm your email would that be your first name lenny l e and nyu dot com right yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was it was that you uh no this is the first time i'm calling you sorry what's your name again uh my name is sean well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa uh she she was okay talking about this uh just i know because this is yeah she's she is very smart i'll give her because in the family to go to know she was that university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should uh look you know i guess so this is the first time i'm calling you okay so um that okay for more of you tell me about it sorry i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"looking mr. Meyers on the phone I would like to speak with the person that hanger the utility bills sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear this yes I said this is mr. Meyers how you doing today mr. Lenny I would like to speak with the person I handle the utility bills fish fish yes the reason you're getting is called today so if you are eligible to secure and stabilize your electricity rate by choosing parity energy as electricity supplier oh my gosh yes it's not my job to help you for this for the next time you get your meter reading I need you to locate a copy of your lattissima grocer and I'm required to wait until you get that and I'm basically calling to give you a better rate on your electricity right now sir oh yes yes someone someone is inside last week that is someone did Co last week about the same thing what was it was that cute oh no sir I actually just thought of this job last week but um I can get you in there so if you wanted to and I can get you a good rate where you can be satisfied that what if you will work well I know to be cheaper than what you're paying right now is I'm sure sorry what what's your name again my name is mr. Meyer well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first family to go to university and see her husband won distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it what more can happen in your mother um one's one more that's a little former supervisor and he's gonna get worked up okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it lady catchy label photo shot again nah yeah I think I'm gonna call my supervisor right now and he's going to get you hooked up Liz I'm sorry wave again yeah I'm going to call my supervisor so you can see could be and I tell you about all the rage and all of the stuff that we have going on right now hold on a second here he goes right here put you to show that again Mike in place and um tio tio tio yes um I'm going to get get my supervisor on the phone right now beyond he's gonna give you the rate and all of the information that you need to know and and let me get and we put you down with our more enterprise 101 I'm still waiting and he's on the phone call right now but he's on the way he's on his way over here right now very cool one second ish ish ish sorry every which company would you say you're calling from again well you know here's a something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went or something though have operations in Telugu that hello matters I might even yes my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know thank you very different we applaud that and I'm gonna be able to get really good and something else any family you know these these things\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"and I'm calling you from insurance advisor says how are you sir uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh can you hear me now yes this is yeah yes sir my name is Drew okay I'm good yeah the reason why and the reason why I gave you this call because we are currently working in your neighborhood okay and we are providing free insurance quotations on health life and dental insurances so in that regard one of my insurance expert would like to have an appointment with you sir at your house if you are available so so would it be okay if I set up your appointment on 19 to September oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that is someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was that you oh ok ok so please please hold on this line ok can I check and I'll confirm it to you okay it ok sorry what was your name again how my name is Drew sir and I'm calling you from insurance advisors desk well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know yes she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university yeah and she's passed yes fictions you know where we're all watch me oh yes so um yes you were saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir actually the we are we are providing free quotations on insurances so so you know one of my insurance expert would be at your house and he read he would provide you this quotation and it will also describe you the benefits of disc rotations okay so and this is non-obligatory quotations okay if you like our rates updated right rates so you can go for it and if you don't like it it's okay so it is beneficial for you ok this is non-obligatory quotations okay and any further questions regarding insurance coverages and return and you know other policies and premiums you can get it from him only okay so if i set up your appointment you will be getting free quotations and appointment with insurance expert as well so is it okay if i set up your appointment or 19 to September I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the ducati level what was that again Oh sir actually we are providing free insurance quotations okay and I I heard that you're looking for this sort of thing okay so if you are actually interested I would set up your appointment with one of my insurance expert okay and I hope it would be benefited beneficial for you because we have updated and revised rates on which currently market is having the little sorry again so we are providing free insurance quotations okay you get it put your show again again please yes sir i can say i said as many as time you want me to say okay we are providing free insurance quotations on health life and dental insurances if this yeah so do do you want me to fix up your appointments with insurance expert sorry which company did you say we're calling from again I am calling you from insurance advisors desk well you know here's here's something because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't argue that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for me now you know Linda that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or water for whatever it is yeah yeah so mr. Mr McLoughlin what I'll suggest to you okay if you set up an appointment okay one of you one of my insurance expert would give you these quotations okay which is not obligatory okay if you if you feel that it is not good for you it or it is not benefiting you in any way okay just say it okay don't take it and if you like it if you really like it you can go for it okay and there will be no obligations okay so if you want to set up an appointment I will set up your appointment right away oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here ya know yes sir yes I love are you there yes and I'm here sir can you hear it sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yeah yes oh sorry what were you saying again mr. McCauley ok no problem I have called you to set up an appointment so can we set up your appointment with one of my insurance expert well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work Oh sir you can decide if it is going to work or not after looking at our updated rates okay you can just decide right away okay you have to just first look at our updated raised right so just set up an appointment and you'll know everything about it right well are you that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient if an old man here and it yeah I mean it's something that but I've told what I should be looking at my third oldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura sure before yes yes yeah yeah yeah you she says that I should be going for something rice ish but it's just a matter of law yeah you know what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again ah Mr McLoughlin actually one of my insurance expert is willing to have a conversation so we please hold on this line till I transfer this call to my supervisor okay is this someone someone did say last week no did someone didn't call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no no I is our than me I believe I'm calling you for the first time hey sorry I'm sure name again my name is do well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so this is everything I have told you and I'm not you know permitted to say and is anything about that furthermore okay so I'm gonna have to hang up now because my sister's getting over so if you are ok to set up an appointment I will set up an appointment and if you're not then it's ok have a lovely day ok i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull that again I have a lonely day sir bye bye but the little sorry again would you say that again again please hello are you there hello hello there's no cook clean up here we go hello hey Lenny this is the the guy who transferred drew to you thank you very much for protecting our phone lines and thank you to the awesome guy who hosts you and hope everybody has a good week keep doing what you do oh yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hello this is Lenny hello my name is SAR Smith calling from nson consumer insights an independent marketing research company we're conducting a survey on community help and looking for the opinions of people like you uh sorry I can barely hear you there sorry um I'm calling from Nelson consumer insights an independent marketing research compan hello are you there we conducting yes hello yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I'm calling from nilson consumer insights and independent marketing research company we are conducting a survey on Community Health and looking for the opinions of people like you would you be willing to participate in the survey yes yes yes um please be advised that this call may be monitored for quality control purposes oh good yes yes yes first I and first I would like to ask you a few questions to make sure we are talking with the right person oh yes year were you born someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no hello hello oh yes Sor sorry what were you saying again in what year were you born sorry what what was your name again my name is Sarah Smith well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort thing um so what more can you tell me about it hello yes well there's much there's not much I can really tell you about until do it but it is yes oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again there is not much I can tell you about the survey but it is on Community Health and like once you start getting through the survey if you qualify you will find out more about it when I start asking you questions I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what was that again I cannot tell you much about the survey but that it is about Community Health but once you start answering questions if you qualify you'll find out more about what the survey is about uh with the sorry again I cannot tell you much about the survey what it is about Community Health could you say that again again please I cannot tell you much about the survey but it is about Community Health yes yes yes so would you be willing to participate in the survey sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again Nelson consumer insights well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have uh I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but uh um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is I I understand and would you be willing to participate in the survey hello yes would you be I understand would you be willing to participate in the survey oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again would you be willing to participate in the survey well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello are you there yes yes I'm there oh yes sorry just it's I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again would you be willing to participate in the survey well you know with with the world finan is the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work I'll just ask you a couple of questions to see if you qualify first and if not then well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again so would you be willing to participate in the survey oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no it was not sorry what was your name again Sarah Smith well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it the survey is about your health and your community I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again the survey is about your health and your community uh with the sorry again the survey is we are conducting a survey on Community Health could you say that again again please we are conducting a survey on Community Health yes yes yes so would you be willing to participate in the survey sorry uh which company did you say calling from again I'm calling from Nelson consumer insights well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have uh I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest right Rachel she she um uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is I understand um I hope you have a good day and thank you for your time well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello are you there yes I'm here oh yes sorry this I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I was just saying that I thank you for your time and that I hope you have a good day well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work hello hello yes I was just saying that I thank you for your time and that I hope that you have a good day so you do not have to do the survey oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I was saying that I thank you for your time I hope you have a good day and that you do not have to do the survey well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again um can I put you on hold for a second hello can I put you on hold for a second oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again may I please put you on hold for a second oh yes yes uh someone someone did did last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again say anything hello hello hearing it hello hello hello hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"call today because you'd be making your payments on time set up at six consecutive months which entitles you for the new low interest rate I just need to ask you of your questions regarding your account in order for me to qualify you and get this done for you okay oh sorry [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I say that days when your payment history you're entitled for the new low interest rate I just do ask you two questions regarding your account in order for me to qualify you on get this down for you ok yes this ish is until DP 0 over two thousand five hundred dollars on all of the credit cards combined oh god yes yes yes and you feel pain over ten percent of interest rate on your card correct oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week now did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't think um yes sorry what would what's your name again Frank well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know he sees she is very smart i'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay we are financial either sir we have a good relationship with major banks such as bank of america capital orange a citibank are many others so you will be speaking to the financial advisor and your conference with your bank to agree the new wait for you we can sometimes up energy advisors can get you a slower 04 scent of interest rate so you being able to pay your debt sooner and to pay your card sponsor so you can save money so this program i'm going to verify the information to qualify it so i can transfer the call to the financial advisor you can choose up to 3 cards to do the interest rate on them i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch the ducati label photo shot again until you are financial advisors and we have very good relationship with the bank so the financial prizes can get you new rates for you sometimes you can get you as low as zero percent so you can shoot up the trick cards too low the integer or Bashar you again you see would you show that again again please I told you that we are financial advisors we have very good relationship with my bank such as bank Monica capital one shape Citibank and many others so we'll look we work on knowing the interest rate on consumer credit cards you can choose up to three cards too low the interest rate on them sometimes our financial advisors can get to as low as zero percent yes yes okay you're interested sorry which companies you sh are you calling from again card therapist Leigh well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but good that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is I understand there was one with inconvenient with the people will call you oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah hello are you there yeah oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what were you saying again no you said that you had a trouble with their personal calls you last time well you know with below finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to bug excuse me well you know what's your pleasure does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura shall befall yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not think so i could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again ok sir so you are interested in knowing the interest rate on your credit card oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't know for sure sir yes sorry what would what's your name again Frank well its value that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know cc's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well I'll tell you about the information sir my job here is to qualify you and to verify the information so i can transfer your call to the financial pizer under financial pressure will give you a more detailed information on every concern you have you will be do they account for you so you know what rates are you going to get and you will speak in with me on your bank to agree the rate when given and that's pretty much it yes they did not interested or not so we can continue with this procedure I'm sorry I couldn't quite catchy catchy name\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"call me on behalf of Cygnus home delivery pharmacy my artistic uh sorry I'm belly here you there I'm sorry sir I am Vera calling on behalf of Cygnus home delivery pharmacy may I be free yes yes yes hello are you there hello hello sir may I have these pictures oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again sir and Lara calling on behalf of Cygnus home delivery pharmacy may I these pictures oh good yes yes yes no hello sir may I please speak to horse oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I'm sorry I'll are calling on behalf of famous home delivery pharmacy may I speak to is yes someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm not sure I'm looking for every speak to her I yes sorry what's your name again are calling on behalf of cygnus home delivery pharmacy sir well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was like talking about this just this last week and yeah ECC's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so sir I'm just following up on her recent foraging the home delivery pharmacy I just wanted to ask her about that call so sir what is the available time to call her back I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did Kashi level what was that again oh I say let's find it so sir I'm just following up on the recent college seeing the home delivery pharmacy and I'd like to add her about that goal so sir when is the best when is the best time to call her back sure why did she have a label for orange again answer sir what is she available for a callback could you say that again again please sure sir so sure when is she available for a callback sir when can I call her back sir yes sir when is the best time to call her back sir I just wanted to follow up on the recent call with Cigna Home Delivery pharmacy sir sorry which company did you say you were calling from again Cigna home delivery pharmacy sir Cigna well you know here's here's something because the last time that I know someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens is a bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it a truck I see sure sure when is the best time to call her back sure so when is the best time for me to call her sure to call her back oh yeah since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello sir yes well are you there hello hello sir and still here so sir I'm sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again so if that's the case then sir we would just call you back later sir so sir thank you so much for taking this call and have a evening sir thank you well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work I'm just sure because we will just call you back later sir we just call back leader sir when she's available and then sir thank you so much for taking this call and have a great night say thank you well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient all men here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest larisa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she um she says that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again no so really just call you back later so we we just call back leader sir so I'm so thank you sir have a great night thank you bye-bye oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing it was right Ethan I'm sure no sir so just so sorry a lot I'm telling you is that all we just call you back later and then say thank you have a good day bye-bye yes sorry what was your name again oh sorry we just call you later and they we just call back later for so sir I just have so so thank you so much for your for taking this call bye sir well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's well she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing okay so what more can you tell me about it I'm so sorry we we just call you back later and when available when your daughter is available sure we we just call you back later I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch you there we'll pull that again hello hello cook clean up so sir thank you so much for this call have a good day sir hello sir bye oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yes sir i'm just i'm hallie Narciso thank you sir for taking this call thank you have a great night bye Liz sorry again bye sir good night good evening why would you say that again again please sir thank you so much for your time for taking this culture bye I'm hanging up sir thank you yes yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Linda how you doing today oh I'm sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly do use okay okay I'm sorry let's see let me try this let me see if I can make it louder or you don't have me on speaker or anything do you well anyway Lenny I'm doing it I'll try to speak up now I'm calling you remember filling out a bright pink raffle it's drawing back on let's see looks like you filled it out at boardwalk pizzeria on February 17th good this is okay well I'm calling to say Lenny congratulations because you won we pulled your name out of the drawing and you've got a five-day four-night Bahama vacation for two and it has an out to the cruise to the Bahamas and stay at the Wyndham all-inclusive beach resort and Lenny this has nothing to do a timeshare there is no gimmick or catch and you have 18 months to take your vacations whenever you want now are you somewhere where you can grab a pen and paper real quick I just need you to write down a phone number oh good yes yes yes okay good where's your accent from by the way oh yes yes Oh someone someone his kids say last week you voted someone to call last week that same thing was it was that you if I might have been where where are you from Lenny I like your accent yes so sorry what would what's your name again it's Linda Linda Li it's fine but you should pull because my third eldest Marissa she was talking about this just last week and now really she's she is very smart I won't give her back because ocean is the first for the family to go to university and see our with congratulations you know where we're all that what about us are you so today she was saying that I should look you know get into the people sort of scene so what more is okay lovely well I was going to say now that you claim it the claim the prize claim is just it's a touch to your name and the phone number that's how you clean it but I have a phone number I want you to call Linney and this phone number is set up by Grand Bahama tourism calm and it has a recording and I edit it's a Florida couple us number and that recording comes goes into all the details about your trip and what's entailed and then it also tells you how to claim it basically its claim through the same phone number but like I said even though you have 18 months to travel you need to call it right away because you need to claim it by Wednesday which is March 23rd okay you ready to write down the number I'm sorry I didn't quite catch it catch enabled what was that again okay okay I said there is a phone number you can call and as a recording on it and that way and it describes all the details about your trip and what's included and then it also tells you how to claim the vacation and like I said your prize claim is kept track up with your name and phone number and you like I said you can you have 18 months to take the trip but you have to claim it within a certain time period you need to call by Wednesday okay missile is sorry with again okay she shoot okay well first what do you have a pet paper would you show that I can like in please yep okay you have a pen and paper yes yes okay write down this phone number 5 6 1 sorry I will mix something to show you falling from again Oh grand bahama tourism calm well you know she is something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got this quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably had now repelling that but yes I think my elders Rachel to see she got mad at you wouldn't speak to me now she happens you know but it's--but that's really good and sometimes it's family you know these these things are that's quite important you know if they're more important right you know forgot a silly waterfall what Isaac exactly right sounds like she made a big deal about not much but I guess next time don't tell her hahaha but like all you need to do there's no commitment from you at all all I'm saying is you want a prize and to call a phone number nothing's going to happen I just want you to hear about what the trip entails and there's a recording and it will tell you everything about it and then you can decide like I said you have until Wednesday so you don't have to decide right now oh yeah scissors since you you pull it that way I mean you've been quite friendly in shape forward with Talia well thank you hello yes I'm listening hello are you thank you oh yeah I said thank you sorry okay you must be there my phone have a problem with this phone and my hearing is good yes sorry what were you saying again okay I was saying yeah you have there's no pressure like say you entered or drawing and you won and I if you call this phone number it just takes you to a recording that describes it all and then you can just hang up but you want to and think about it because like I said you just have to just because they need to know how many people are going to travel in a certain time period to arrange the trip so you just have to call back call by next week Wednesday March 23rd to say yes if you plan on taking it so yeah no pressure today well later wolf is the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were hell how I remember when I was a Skype book right well um well here can you write down this phone number real quick well if in Hamlin that does sound good I mean you have same very yeah oh man here and yeah I mean it's something that I think all looking at all right my chosen finitely so sure yeah I think I mentioned a little show before yes yes yes she says that the boat that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time I what I do so I could just hang on for one second yeah I hear the dogs sure no problem oh yes so sorry about oh that's a guy where those dogs are you so arrogant okay well yeah for what I'm saying you should be having fun right what's wrong with having some fun oh yes oh so what someone did kids say last week though that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it women to you well no I mean that's what it must be done something different because maybe something smaller but they wasn't me soon I'm again Linda oh it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa yeah she was talking about this just wait and see she's she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and seeing Hoffs with distinctions you know where where all my father yes so she was saying that I should look you know get into this into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well that's it I just want to give you a phone number and then you call the phone number and it'll tell you all the details about it and then you can decide okay you ready I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that you cut your level also again okay I said I just wanted to give you a phone number and then you'll call it and there's a recording and you listen to it and then you decide you want to write the number down missile is sorry with again oh I just want to give you a phone there's a phone number that you call and it'll tell you all about the prize and the crew and the trip and what you get for you to show that again again please yeah yeah oh you know what you want me to talk about I'd you know what since your phone isn't great why don't I call you back a little later okay yes sound I just okay Lenny I'll call you back a little later today alright it was nice talking to you guys invite hearing about your family like you did a good job your show you calling from again grand bahama tourism dot-com well that's you know Lenny I learned to use the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have we have these me telling you that but yeah we all do it all the time but my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now it's only that happened but it fit that's really good and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than that any you know gobble or phone call or report or water for whatever it is right well this is Lenny I'm gonna call you back a little later okay thanks for talking to me have a good day scissors\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny uh sorry I I can barely hear you there hey Jerry how's it going this morning yes hello yes uh this is Mr Carwell a contractor uh just giving you a call and let you know uh we're celebrating the anniversary again this year and just call in to see if you are interested in any free is for any Home Improvements or repairs your home might need inside or out oh good yes yes yes okay and what were you looking to do to your home what did you need done oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that yes and I I was on I went on vacation I I told you I was going to call you back this coming up Monday but I I I didn't come in Monday I came in Tuesday when I came in I was just so overwhelmed with with with works I didn't have a chance to get back to you until now so I apologize what was your name again my name is Michael Cardwell well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was family to go to university sir and she passed with distinctions you know where yes yes anden I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us uh well uh what we do is we just give you a free estimate and you know whatever you need done if if even if you're looking to do it uh 6 months to a year from now uh we come out and you know just give you a free Asen and uh we go from there and anything else you we're looking to do inside and out right now um what what we what's the best thing we have going on is called the drop resistant Landscaping it saves you water because you know by 2017 a home has to be energy efficient or they're gonna find you plus they cutting back on how much water we can use so therefore you know can't water your grass every day like we normally would or either want to so that's where the dver is and Landscaping comes in at I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch did catch you there what was that again uh what's my name with the sorry again it's it's called drought resistant landscaping that's the best thing we got that's what everybody is doing right now but we also do everything we remodel kitchens we paint we do roofs we do skylights uh Electrical Plumbing we also treat and Tin for termites and we do driveways we do everything could you say that again again please uh we do everything uh and the estimates are totally free it's a free estimate so it's no charge or obligations to the homeowner what none whatsoever it's a free estimate yes yes yes so what were you looking to do to your home what did you need done what were you thinking about doing sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again the remodeling Center well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest r she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than sir any you know job or or phone call or or or what what it is uhhuh okay so um well what what did you need done to your home well yeah what was your most important thing you needed done that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um yes sir hello no I said yes sir hello are you there yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it um okay yes uh sorry what were you saying again I said so what was the main thing you needed done to your home well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how is this going to U how is this going to work uh well you know that's why we do the free estimates if it's out of your budget um we can we can come to some kind of agreement and and probably you know try to get it to where it is and it's not hey well then it's no problem with us because the estimate is free well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and yes sir U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes sir so sorry about that um no problem sorry were you tring there again I said so what what was the main thing you needed done to your home what what were you looking to do the most important thing oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you yes sir sir what what was your name again Michael Cardwell well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it uh was a free estimate so what was your project what were you what were you looking to cat you there is is your can I speak to your son is your son still there with the sorry again I said is your son still there could you say that again again please is your son still there Mass be to your son yes yes yes hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Kevin and I'm calling from bbm Canada we're now known as Damaris and we're Canada's radio ratings company we're sorry I'm barely hear you there oh I'm sorry is this better yes it is okay okay just wanted to make sure you could hear me my name is Kevin and I'm calling from bbm Canada we're now known as numerous so we're Canada's radio ratings company we're currently conducting the ratings in your area please be assured we're not trying to sell you anything we're a nonprofit organization that does the radio ratings research across Canada for radio stations and this call shouldn't take anymore two or three minutes of your time oh good yes yes okay so I just want to make sure you knew that before we continue can I confirm you are 18 years of age or older and arrests in total oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm not sure I know it doesn't look like we've called this residence before I was just checking our records yes so sorry what would what's your name again oh my name is Kevin well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she she's well she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay uh what would you like to know well we've been in business since 1944 and we're well we're set up my charges are elissa so in quiet because she they will horse out again Oh answer I was saying we've been in business since 1944 during market research for various companies and we've been set up by the market research intelligence Association that's our governing agency by the government just to make sure there's no hanky-panky going on sorry again oh I'm sorry I was saying that uh we're set up with the market research intelligence Association there is a government oversight agency that to make sure that there's nothing go well insidious going on in the company so we're being over watched by the government would you show that again again please yes I was just saying that we're over watched by a government agency known as the market research intelligence Association and they're the ones who make sure that the surveys that we do are completely aboveboard and verified yes yes yes did you have any other questions sir if you want to verify this after the call I can give you a phone number for our toll-free respondent line sorry which company did you say you're calling from again we're known as bbm that's spelled out B as in Bravo B as in Bravo M as in Mike well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever whatever it takes oh no I understand well yeah since since you pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no no yes I'm here hello oh yeah yes I'm still here okay sorry this is okay have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again yes I was just saying that I understand where you were talking about with the family and if you would like you know just to make sure that we're aboveboard later I can give you our phone number for our respondent line it's toll-free and they'll be able to verify everything that we said well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how was this going to work oh well we're not we are not trying to sell you anything well you know what we don't want your money no no don't worry about that I mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that I've told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura so before yes yes she um she says that though that I should be going for the something like this you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay yes sir sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again well like I was saying I do understand about the family and like I said it just to make sure we're not trying to sell you anything well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about us what else would you like to know I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch you catch you they will also again I was just saying what else would you like to know if the Liz sorry again I was asking what else would you like to know there's quite a bit we have a 75 year history 70 year history would you say that again again please well I just like to thank you for your time today yes yes yes I hope you have a nice night sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm with D p.m. that's B as in Bravo B as in Bravo M as Mike well you know here's here's something because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or what for whatever it is oh no I understand and I just like to think of your time and I hope you have a nice night oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no no hello are you there yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[\\xa0__\\xa0] Billy here you there I'm a sir yes this is I sir my name is John I'm doing notification costs or SDG me and PG&E customers answer your current property Caleb to possibly qualify for the new solar energy programs these programs can help you eliminate if not decrease their current electric bill are you still spending over $75 on the electricity bill oh good yes yes and sir have you ever applied for any discounts on your electric bill in the past oh yes yes someone someone did say last week though that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah I called um China set an appointment for a solar appointment sorry what's your name again a free analysis or solar my name is John well it's funny that you should call because it's my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay so the technicians they're going to be in your neighborhood for the next week or so and what they do is they come out and they measure the roof the roof digitally and they also make sure that there's no shading issues such as trees they check for trees they also figure out the kilowatt usage of your of your electricity they check out the last three months of your electric bills to see which one was the highest month and they and they also provide information that's good up to a full year and you're in you're free to do what you want with information sir and they're going to be there for the next week or so and then the specialist the source technicians are you of typically available in the mornings afternoons or evenings I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they did catch your level also again hello are you there hello are you typically available in the mornings afternoons or evenings but the sorry again hello would you say that again like in please Oh sir I was wondering if you're typically available in the mornings afternoons or evenings fish fish what would be a good day for you sorry which company did you say you're calling from again American Pro energy well you know here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happened you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes it's family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any I understand is there any way the akka set up the appointment for the analysis to see if your home is suitable well yeah your sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm here hello are you there yeah I'm right here how can you hear me oh yes sorry I have a happy bit of a it's a problem with this stone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again about the appointment well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how old how was this going true how was this going to work well it's going to benefit because can help save money on your life well well you sound good I mean an old man here and it's yeah it's something that yes she she said that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that oh don't worry sir I'm sorry what were you sorry worded well sir I'm sorry about that you were speaking to one of our newer representatives what happened was uh hello oh yes someone someone did did say last week though did someone did call us with her same Thanks yeah about the telephone about the California solar energy programs right sorry what's your name again my name is Rita sir you were speaking with one of my newer representatives he said that you are very interested in receiving a free analysis done in your home is that still correct well it's funny that you should call because my name is Elvis Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and she sees she is very smart I'll tell you about it because you know she was first to the family about the University and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite is so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what tell me about it well so basically what happens with what's going on it and and what utility company are you with hello sir and I'm sorry to the party okay so basically so basically so basically what's going on in the state of California they're forcing all the utility companies to start offering options to homeowners like yourself so what they did was they but they put about 2.5 billion in the bank sir this money is supposed to get allocated to you and your neighbors to go with the startup cost of going solar also as a California homeowner sir you are entitled to have your home analyzed to see if you can take advantage of the programs and money available for you so basically what we're doing is we're giving homeowners in your area the opportunity to have their home analyzed for free it's by a state certified solar specialist he goes out he checks the roof the shady if there's any shading issues I'm on a son again he's going to check the kilowatt usage in the meter after that sir he's going to let you you know all the programs and money available for you the good thing about this there's an information that he leaves you is good for up to a year so you don't even have to make a decision right now you have exactly a year to make that decision sir and the reason why we are calling you is because we do have some solar specialists in your area today tomorrow and the rest of the week and you how much are you spending on that bill sorry okay how much are you spending on that electricity bill would you say that again again please how much are you spending on just electricity hello yes yes yes hi sir huh sir so how much are you spending on the electricity portion on me sorry sir were from American pearl energy hello you know here's this thing so it's the last time that I'm someone shows up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from people why would that be Prince for something Oh sir you are selling away but yes I think by my whole list right you'll see well sir you are the homeowner right excuse me sir that's really good sometimes family these things are quite important they're more important than any variable what for for a pitch hello okay sir so you are the home owner right sir oh yeah since your look that way you know sir I'm on on one second are you the homeowner right cool yeah all right yes I'm here sir are you the homeowner hello are you Leigh yes hi sir are you the homeowner oh yes yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it's awesome yes oh sorry what were you saying again hello are you low hello hello sorry sorry what were you saying again um sir are you the homeowner hello hello hello are you there well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through that was a Skype what's your name sir hello well said does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah it's something that I should be looking at that they're so honest all my so nice Musashi yeah okay I mentioned well sugar yes yes yes yes please say what I should be like is this a matter of what you know what is my spoken for that's the time and I guess what this sorry just hang on one second okay sir when are you most likely available so sorry sorry what were you saying there again are you typically available in the mornings afternoons or evenings is this oh so much someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah I'm not sure am I the man he who is fitting Jesus to us hello sir sorry what's your name again my name is John sir well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was last week and how do I hang you know very good you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so are you saying it I know every are you fellas hello say 49 hello hello hello I'm sorry I you have been killed from this conference actually they will hold that again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi my name is Ryan fing from Series XM Satellite Radio this call may be recorded for quality assurance can I speak to the owner of the Toyota Sienna please uh sorry I can barely hear you there I'm sorry about that sir is this better yes yes yes okay well um can I speak to the owner of the Toyota Sienna please oh good yes yes yes is that you oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you that wasn't me personally but it was probably um one of our employees here but um your trial was about to end and I'm calling to offer you a great price to Reno now currently our monthly R for select is $15.99 but I have a fantastic deal for you today for just $30 plus fees and taxes I can give you 6 months of service like all our plans this one automatically renews and bills at their current rates it takes just a moment to set up your accounts why don't we get you started sorry what what was your name again Ryan young well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell tell me about it well we do offer over 140 channels um second couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again well we do uh for over 140 channels um different genres and lots of great music sorry again sorry about that sir um we over offer we o we offer over 140 channels including rock pop say again again please yeah we offer over 140 channels including pop rock hip hop R&B dance and electronic country we offer stuff for the kids um all the news talk sports and entertainment channels yes yes you are saving a 67% savings on the 6 for30 off the regular price of $ 8994 we do offer um traffic updates and sorry which company did you show you calling from again serus XM Satellite Radio well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is yeah well um would you like to get set up or well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello hello hello are you there yes I'm here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what what were you saying again would you like to go with the 6 for 30 well you know with with the World Finance is the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going through uh how is this going to B um what do you what do you mean by that like how would I get you set up or well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and is it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again um we were just talking about um would you like to get set up with the 6 months $30 oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you no that wasn't me that was um that might have been some other employee that works here sorry what what was your name again Ryan well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it well we do uh for over 140 channels News sports talk talk radio and all the entertainment channels comedy channels um we offer Howard Sterns channels on 100 101 um we areer different I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch it that catch you there what what was that again well we do offer over 140 channels including news Sports Talk entertainment and um although sorry again um I'm sorry about that sir we do offer over 140 channels including news Sports Talk Radio and all the comedy and entertainment channels um we offer news or I'm sorry about that I already said that we offer different um genres of music um including pop rock country R&B hip-hop electrical we offer music for the kids um we just have say that again again please I'm just I'm going to transfer you to customer service is that all right sir yes yes yes okay sir thank you for your time today sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again Sirius XM Satellite Radio well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is yes well um just give me a moment here I'll transfer you over to customer service well you since since you you put it that way I mean you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello hello hello are you there are you there sir hello yes sorry it's is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it sounds good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I was just going to transfer you to customer service sir just give me a moment here well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work Jay I swear this is a recording I'm old guy saying the same stuff over over and over some guy saying the same over and over and over and over he just because he kept cycling I didn't I just didn't want to end the [Music] car [Applause] they don't answer [Applause] [Music] you they don't a [Applause] person\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"this the UH is this landscaping business uh sorry I I can barely hear you there all right yes I was calling for 411 da ta on do you still run on the landscaping business yes yes yes okay so i'm calling from 401 dotty and i was wondering simply put if you're looking to find any channels to distribute new business in this coming year we're the largest directory in Kanna I'd love to have you as a front-page listening oh good yes yes yes okay so you're looking for new business this year oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call us make about the same thing what was it was that you uh you know what if very well may have been armed yeah you know what I mean like I was a little over a week ago yes sorry what was your name again my name is Jerome well it's funny that you should call because my yard eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because yes he was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know and we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing yes so what more can you tell me about it okay so so one thing I will tell you is are we are the largest directory listing in Canada so a lot of people are searching for business and business services are not on our directory I'm prior to this like you know before before everything went online internet is the big thing everyone's using it now people used to use registries and phone books right if you're looking for a business or service you do that so just picture how effective that was like you know 20 30 years ago internets doing that tenfold now and we're the biggest in Canada right so what we would do is we take the business name right I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it discussion they will okay so what we'll do is we'll take your will take your business name what is the business's name but the little sorry again what is the business name the name of your business would you say that again like in please oh sorry okay well what is the name of your landscape business yes yes yes what is the name sorry which company did you say you're calling from again 411 well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have yes be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what works whatever it is yes mm-hmm definitely I I told the understand oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes no no yes I'm here hello are you yes yep hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again no I was just telling you about the listening how we'll get your business we'll set up the listening for you and have people start calling to generate new business right well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were is out how I was this going through how is this going to work um well you see well we'll set up everything i'll set up everything right now get your information and the address okay and what we'll do is we'll set up everything so we'll start the directory for your business one of my representatives that handle my accounts will call you within 24 hours to go over the final details and then the business listing will be posted online and people can start are calling in regards to business and services well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here yeah it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at yes my third eldest waris Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes absolutely she says that the boat that I should be going through something like this you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess she was not good so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yeah if so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again yes so we would set that for now do you just work in a just your business do you just work with in oshawa well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes so are you are you just in Oshawa I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it ducati level what was that again okay the business does it do just do business in Oshawa or do you do Toronto as well as and Pickering and other parts of the East going west that's a little sorry again is it just do you just work in Oshawa would you say that again like in place oh no problem I was asking if you just work in Oshawa yes it's a business okay sorry which company did you say you're calling from again 411 well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up and supposed to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is hello are you there yes I yes I am sir oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yes so so you know what so just too hot to get it started so we can set up for the business what what is your your first and last name sir oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah hello yes I'm here hello are you there yes I am oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I was discussing the I was discussing your on landscaping business here well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going true i was asking to book so what is the what is the name of your business well are you but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here talking something the wrong oh thank you ya allah ya its rotating and then like the same sound do we clean from hanging\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[\\xa0__\\xa0] love white and a while back sir my company has both with you about possible work on your home to a nice to talk them that she wasn't interested but to give you a call back in the teacher so I'm it's just I'm just giving you a follow-up class there we decide to do next I just wish something inside outside of your home oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there ok well not now let's say in about a year from now where what's your next home improvement deep inside a little bit of kitchen work bathroom works wolf hey yo windows maybe misery yes this is hello are you there hello oh yes sorry what were you saying and the next year my thinking about going to be the driveway might have a bit of cracks in it makes it oh goodness oh yes yes oh so what someone is kids cry last week that is some of the call last week about the flames so special is it was that yes which would that me yeah so sorry what was your name again I'm he McGraw me well it's funny but you should fall because my third eldest larissa she was talking about 50 just last week and yeah he sees she is very smart i won't give her back because she first from the family to go to university and see past discussions you know where we're all Christ out of various so yes we're saying that i should i get for this look into this sort of play so what more to tell me about it okay so you're not thinking about doing anything for your home in the next year from now mission I'm sorry I've couldn't quite catch this is catchy level also again shall have plans on doing Shakespeare home in the next year with the live sorry risk again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Jasmine with la construction how are you doing today sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh oh can you hear me now yes this is good that I work for a construction company we're going to be providing free estimates is there any uh is there any projects in mind oh goodness from what we're going to be doing is providing a free estimate would you like a devil project in mind oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week because I did someone did call last week about the same thang what was it ok what no no what was the project was there something on the end family outside of your home yeah sorry what's your name again can you hear me now I'm sorry I said I'll what were the project you had in mind but you should call because my third eldest larissa she was talking about this just this last week and he seems to know she is very small I'll give about it because you know sir a purpose to the family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know where we're all quite ambassador so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into it look into this sort of thing so was it walking tell me about it ok well what kind of project that you have in mind so i can tell you more about it i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it because she there ok what kind of home project or repairs that you have in mind was it something on the inside or outside of your home but the list sorry again were you looking doing solar panels would you say that again again please I said were you looking into doing solar panels yes okay good good gun when will you be available can we come out today and I can show you some samples show you our references show you our credentials and leave you with a fair price and whenever you are ready to do the work we just hope that you can consider us is that ok sorry which companies you say you're calling from again it's called it's called la construction we are one of the best in the San Fernando Valley we've been in business for over 33 years and like I said we are licensed we are bonded and we're fully insured mm-hmm so I wasn't asked you sir would you be available today between our two to three well you know here's a something because the last yeah that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now no I understand no no that really good well and sometimes in family you know these things of course quite of course you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or water for whatever it takes right right right I totally understand that I'm like I said we're not going to come over there with a hammer and like a nail all we want to do is show you what we have to offer you and whenever you ready talk it over with your daughter to ever you want to we just want to introduce our company to you so like I said we can come out today between two to three and we'll call you one hour before we come out just to make sure it's still okay with you and if you say yes we'd come out and if you say no then we'll try another time does that sound fair enough oh yeah okay you pull up that way I mean you you've been quite a paper friendly stripe thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you already hit it mm-hmm yes are you there yes yes I'm here can you hear me oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing yeah I'm so good um yeah are you still of what we were saying again Oh is your address still well you know with the low financers the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going through Hanover today 43 yes yeah I totally understand so is it okay we come out today between two to three well are you but will call you for make sure that you're not busy year half a very impatient it's an old man here and is it shine in there yeah I mean it's something that but I can call what I should be yeah thank you I really appreciate it i'm really excited i would like you to see we have the convention floor shall be folk yes yes she she says that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the environment I guess whatnot so yeah so yeah let me come out today sir and let me introduce myself to you and show you what we have to offer you okay ok sir we'll be there today between two to three okay yes so sorry about but um sorry what were you saying there again I said we'll be there today between two to three and show you our license and our samples and answer any question you have for us okay oh yes yes perfect perfect i want someone did its site last week that is some of the koloff's week about the same thing it was no no no no no we're a different company but I'm what we're going to do is we're going to call you before we come out just to make sure that you're home and you're not in the shower or you're not you know outside you know so we'll call you before we come out and we hope that we can help you out with anything okay sir thank you so much for accepting our estimate and we'll see you today between two to three yes sorry what was your name again jasmine well its value that you should call because my third eldest larissa she was talking about this just this last week and well CeCe's she is very smart i won't give her bad because yeah yeah you told me the family to go to university and see just with distinctions you know where we're all quite bad about yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into it well yeah that's why that's why I'm here for it's a perfect opportunity tell me about well with the solar panels it will save you a lot of money and basically what we do is when we go out there we show you exactly what we can do and give you a like a price and then we'll try to see like you know what you think about it we want to answer every question you have so I'm really excited I can't wait to to go over there and show you our our our credentials and everything that we have done and like I said we are licensed we are bonded and we're fully insured okay sir I'm sorry what was your first name I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that discussion there will what was that again what was your first name but the sorry again I said what was your first name would you say that again like in please I'm sorry is it my phone that you cannot hear me um wish yes okay can you hear me now sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's la construction and will be there today okay well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably should be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever it is mm-hmm okay so thank you so much sir we'll see you today I have 223 okay make sure you answer your phone okay don't forget my name is jasmine with la construction okay thank you sir have a great day\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"name is Ambrose I'm a security specialist over here to lion security how are you today uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there ok I'm sorry this is Ambrose I'm a security specialist over here to lion security how are you today yes this is ok I'm just giving you a call about the promotion that we're currently running in the area I see our promotional Department reached out to you it says here that you wanted to hear more about having your home protected is that correct oh good if this it okay great great now we run this promotion here for two reasons it's to gain word-of-mouth advertising and also to get home owners like you protected before something happens now you may not know this but there's a house fire reported about every 86 seconds in the United States and over 8,000 home invasions every single day but unfortunately most homeowners wait until after an emergency occurs in their home to take some proactive measures so my job here is simply to give you a little information about how a smart home security system can help you be more proactive then I could answer any questions that you have about the promotion as well fair enough oh yes someone someone did did say last week I did some of the co last week about the same right what was it was thats cute I know it wasn't me personally but um maybe somebody from our promotional Department tried to reach out to you yes sorry what was your name again my name is Ambrose well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest larissa she was talking about [\\xa0__\\xa0] just just last week and um you know she's to you is very smart i won't give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see nice house with distinctions you know where we're all quite bout of oh yes as I well as good as she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing right so what more can you tell me about it absolutely absolutely well first and foremost the offer that we have is strictly for homeowners only okay so i use a current homeowner I you look are you the coming are you the current homeowner I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the safety catches label for a second okay I'm sorry the the offer that we have is exclusively for homeowners only okay so you are the current homeowner is that it is sorry again I are you currently do you currently own your home or do you rent would you say that again again please do you come do you currently own your home or are you renting yes if you own your home sorry which company did you say we calling from again Alliance security well you know his hear something because the last time is that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from other people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for weeks now you know then that happens but it bit that's really good and sometimes in family you know these these Sansa that's quite important you know if they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or absolutely the critics also provides you with our five absolutely absolutely so so you're in a common situation where you're living with other other people in a building or are you in your own home well yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes I'm still yeah hello are you there yeah I'm still here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again no I was just saying of you was if you was living in a home of you was living in a building or like a multiple dwelling unit or are you in a homeowner well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work how's it going to work well are you that does sounds good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and yeah yeah yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at that my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what life do so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes yes so sorry about that oh ok sorry what were you saying Merrigan ok so I you that I you the current home owner of the home or are you renting oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that is someone did call us we met the same thing what was it was that you know that wasn't me yes sorry what's your name again my name is Ambrose my family is America you see English you know where we're all quite fat how so um yeah do the same look I don't because I could speak English\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Portia I'm are you be carried home owner is sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hi yes Lenny my name is Portia and I'm actually I'm calling with them safe streets ADT and a quick question and we were doing promotion for homeowners am i calling you at home or are you at work yes is it ok and am i calling you at home oh good yes yes yes I am calling you it at your house oh yes yes someone someone kids say last week though did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know it probably was a different person it was it on safe streets ABT yes sorry what's your name again my name is Portia well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa soon he was talking about this just last week and other person sees she is very smart I'll give about because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know and we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing okay so are you walking tell me about it okay what one thing I want to actually to make sure you do actually qualify Lenny are you a current homeowner I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it Akashi level I want to try are you a are you a current homeowner do you own a home business sorry again do you own a home Lina would you say that again again please d do you own your house yes fish you do own your home sorry Annie completed you show your calling from again i'm calling with adt st. street ABT hello you know here's the asian thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for me now you know Linda that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or for phone call or whatever whatever it is okay do you do you live at home what are you in a home oh yeah your sisters since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there hello yes I'm here hello no I'm just sorry sorry what were you saying again no I was asking you do you live at home or you don't live at home well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work oh well this only works if you if you live at home in your actual home well you know it but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that I can call what I should be looking at my third oldest Dolores Marissa or she I think i mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that they don't that I should be going through something like this you know what what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are nice dude so I could just hang on for one second here hang on if so sorry about that salary well then were you saying there again meaning let me ask you a question um do you live at home well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's well she is very smart i won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Jeffrey please uh sorry I'm belly here there may I speak to Jeffrey Jeffrey yes this is I'm the Lord help me\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello Nicholas available sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there isn't available hello thank you this is is Nicholas available oh good yes yes yes okay my name is Linda and motional manager calling on behalf of Cox Communications I do need to let you know that this call may be monitored or recorded for quality and training purposes now the reason for my clock today is because we've recently made some changes in our services and now have some limited time offers that would like to review with you to make sure you're getting the most value for your money how are you doing schedule is this Oh so what someone did kids say last week and I diluted koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that you know wasn't me sir I this is my first time ever following you sorry what was your name again my name is Lynn lynh is it spider hole because my third heaven Melissa Adi was a work event and okay CeCe's know gary is I'm very much a little that because you know she was the first family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite about about yes yes so yes you were saying that I should look like you know this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay now on my end I deal with I do see here sorry if you can't really hear me I'm trying to activity here here by my headphone that you have our internet service with us Samir's internet service not this one that you do have is actually grandfather now we're like saying we would I do a bundling mess with cable phone Internet nothing a few as it get affected with us and we're up used positive either the preferred or the ultimate in them ones Ingram and grandfathered oh are you having like any difficulties with writing or anything on your arm on your end on your internet I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it if you catch a level what was that again I'm sorry can you hear me just the sorry again okay you have our mirror internet service with us correct would you say that again like in please I said you do you do have our premiere internet service with us correct if it's this ok now that one is actually it's excellent for connecting multiple devices and streaming no with the one you have is actually been farther down where we don't offer that one no more so we got the intent so you were calling from again um behalf of Cox Communications well you know here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have we've been telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for all week now you know that that happens you know but I'm a bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important any you know gobble or phone call or water for whatever it is now my and I are bundled services so that's what I do on my end and you told me to tell you a little bit about what I what I can bundle now what I can bundle is internet um phone and cable or I can juice Internet I mean bundle your internet and your cable for you oh yeah your sisters since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me yeah wait hello I'm sorry what'd you say hello are you there yes I'm here are you oh yes sorry okay I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hair I know you're okay um yes uh sorry what were you saying again now I am on my end I don't just deal with Internet okay I deal with packaging your internet your phone or cable package watching package internet and a cable service for you and he told me to UM tell you a little bit about what I do and numbers of things I do we have different promotions going on all the times well you know with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how old how was this guy true how is this going to work what younger that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've told what I should be looking at my third oldest walrus Marissa or she I think I mentioned floorshow before yes she says that the boat that I should be going for me something like this okay what you know what what is most appropriate from the firemen I guess what my look so I could just hang on for one second fear again yes so sorry about but oh no you're okay sorry what were you saying there again oh no you were telling me about your dog or how she said that you should look into something like this now um what are some of the things you're looking for like what types of movies and shows you enjoy watching oh yes yes someone someone did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know wasn't me sir whether this is my first time calling you yes sorry what was your name again my name is Lynn well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know CeCe's no she is very smart I'll give her that because brain is the first in the family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know we're we're all quite powerful yes yes so um yeah see we're saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay we have our our Kanpur TV which it comes with 200 plus Chimel plus it comes with like our premiums and that HBO Showtime Cinemax some stars and it comes with features like kissed on front of control and as a contour apps a TV Everywhere on-demand voice remote voice your mutts pretty cool because if you don't want to flip through the channels you can just say hey voice remote go to lifetime or any so that's for any like channel you want them to go see it's going to point you to that Channel and it has pay-per-view and some of the channels on there or AME Animal Planet Food Network Fox News Fox Fox Sports gold home for hallmark movies um lifetime in some so much more that's on this one and then we have just our different internet speeds and stuff like that what are you looking to get I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will pull is that again the package the arm our contour TV it comes with Turner plus channels plus it comes with the for free minute premiums which is HBO show Cinemax and stars and then also comes with your movie packs almost four packs and variety packs and some of the channels are discovering all mark lifetime I on bikes I find so much more an awesome to the Weather Channel in loves the weather but the Liz sorry again oh you want me you want me to repeat what I just said again good would you say that again like in please yes um the one package we have here is our contour is our to be bronzed and it's our contour TV and it comes with 20 plus channels okay and it also comes with your movie packs your sports packs and your variety pack and also okay and they are features our kids some primal control and it comes at a contour app a TV everywhere on demand it review and voice your mouth if fish now like I said our voice your most really cool because if you're sitting there and you don't feel like throwing through the guide and just trying to find a channel you can say a voice your modes go to sci-fi for me it's going to go to the channel for you instead of flipping through sorry help you so you're calling from again Cox Communications well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone calls up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what for whatever it is great I understand Saudi well I almost put a package together for you just so you can give an idea and then I can go over it with you okay oh yeah sisters since you've looked that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here must not leave here I'm still here I'm are going around I'm still here for oh yes sorry if this is I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good I'm not here okay sorry what were you saying again I said I'm going to put a package together for you just so I can give you an idea and then I can just go over what I am it for you okay well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how I was asked Eichenberg that's why I'm I just um just put a package together for you and just see what the difference is and then if you don't like that one we have another one that I can do for you that's all it is to it sir well it give me the go-ahead I'm talking about good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and is its own oh yeah alright so yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at no bother my third oldest were Laura she I think I mentioned Laura before yes it's okay um she says that that I should be going for me something like this that dose it's okay what you know what what is most appropriate from right and what would that fit you just hang on for one second yes go ahead yes so sorry about but oh no you're alright sorry for your swag Megan I said I'm um you're talking about your um your granddaughter Marisa how she said that you should look into something like this and just um how appropriate is for you and I said I was going to put I'm put in a package together for you so I can just go over it with you so you know you don't have an idea of what it is is yes someone someone did kids fight last week cited some of the koloff's week that same thing what was it oh no wasn't me sir this is my first time calling you yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Len well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa see she was talking about this this last week and right yeah CeCe's so she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first to the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well like I said sir I'm actually put a package together for you right now so I can discuss what I put together free and what all is it well it has for you I'm sorry I'm in it did you doubt it because she labeled what was that again I said I'm active as we're talking and you're talking about your granddaughters and stuff I'm actually sitting here as I'm going and I'm putting a package together for you just to see how best to chew on everything what you had told me and how your granddaughter said they which is looking for something like this I said and said oh I can yes yes yes um you know how you told me about your granddaughter and she said that you should look into something like this and as what you're telling me is I'm actually trying one more time I'm putting in a package for you just to give you an idea and then the feeling like this one I have another one for you yes yes so how are you doing today sorry which company would you say you're calling from again Clark's communication well you know here's here's something because the last time that I'm someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay I understand now sir I have put this one this package together for you can I go over it with you oh yeah scissors since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes hello yes I'm still here hello are you there I'm yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good oh no you're okay sorry what were you saying again I have put a package together free and I have a price for you now I'm going to go over it with you okay well you know it with the low financial area I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how I was a skank book are you in a nursing home well but that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at okay no more so she I think I mentioned Laura should be [\\xa0__\\xa0] yeah you have um she says that those that I should be going to lose something like okay there's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate I guess what not stick so I could just hang on for one second here yeah yes so sorry yes I'm but no you're okay I'm still here what were your cellular again I put a package together for you so goofy gold and it comes with our contour ultimate TVs and that comes with 200 plus channels and it also comes with your movie packs fuller pack and a variety pack and it comes with our speeches like kids own finest internal contour app on demand TV everywhere Bush MO and also up to your MMS bead to the ultimate data instead of getting 150 megabits per second I gave you 300 megabits per second all-4-one 38:11 a month that's a great deal oh yeah is someone someone it did say last week that is some of the cold last week that same thing what was it was that ya know was it me sir yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Len well it's failure that you should call because my third eldest Larisa see she was talking about this just just last week and way she sees she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay yes sir I have put together our EP gold bundle for you and it's our contour ultimate TV it comes with one of our channels which is awesome because you don't have to worry about nothing it comes with a movie packs where you can watch any movie you want our so first course packs in our variety packs and it comes with our features like voice remote without one you can say if you don't feel like scrolling through the browser or scrolling through the guide you just say hey voice remote take me to five by it's going to take you and then I also obscure the neck speed to the ultimate data and it's 300 megabits per second instead of getting on fifty actually more for the value of what's really getting so the dealer I got you is $138 in 11 cents a month for the next 12 months and then after that's one months up those of $20 and after the 24th in that's the 13th into 24th months it goes back to its regular operation but what's good about this is we can um we have promotions going on every year every 12 months you call them before your 12 months is up and then you can on get another promotion but I'm saying this one is the best one for you and I just want to get it set up for you right now I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the cashier level what was that again I said um I want to get this package set up for you right now it's our contour automated sorry we again it's an arm contour ultimate TV it comes with surplus channels plus it comes with our movie packs looks four packs and variety packs it also our features our kids own trying to control moisture moat contour T Quan trap and TV Everywhere now you can watch your TV everywhere if you have a phone you can stream from your phone all that good stuff and then it ultimate data is the highest data we have where you don't have to worry about going over nothing awesome just four hundred eight dollars and 11 cents a month you can't beat that it's awesome for you would you say that again again please yes sir I said I put together a kisi gold which is our contour awesome it and our ultimate data now that one's good for it has 200 plus channels for example has lifetime sci-fi like I on all the good all the good channels they're excellent for you I would love to get this package set up so you like right away sorry which company did you show you was calling from again Clark's communication well you know yes here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and exposed to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably should not be building that yes but I think my eldest right sure will see see would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is I'm sorry what was that are you looking can I get this package set up free that we were talking about oh yeah since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes I'm still here hello are you there I'm yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good no you're okay sorry what were you saying again I said I put together our three-peat gold our two P gold sorry in an S and cable for service 40s our Kanpur Ottoman our ultimate TV well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how old how I was this going through how was this going to work it's going to work awesome because it's you're getting a great deal for all you're getting like we're eating make that sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at unless my third elders a wrestler or she yes yeah yes she she says that suppose that I should be going for me something like this Hinch is this a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for that the fireman I guess you are not sick so I could just hang on for one second yes so sorry about but no you're okay I'm okay were you saying there again my name is Lynn oh yes yes someone someone move it's tight lastly is some of the koloff's we met the same thing what was it was that you know money wasn't me this is my first time calling you and you're talking about your um your granddaughter Marisa how she said that you should look into something like this sorry what's your name again my name is Lynn well it's fine you look beautiful because my third eldest larisa she was talking about this last week and she's she is very smart I'll give her happens because you know she was the first from the family at the University and tough with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well sir I have our two key gold sitting in front of me that I did for you okay it's our contour Ottoman it comes with 20 plus channels it comes with um movie tax which you watch any movie you would like it comes with sports I'm sure you love sports great variety pack feature we have features are not to avoid some I love it on demand app TV our kids own now some of the channels with the arm contour ultimate TV is you got your Bravo get there on Cartoon Network's your that Comedy Central you have box left box for to that I on lifetime all for the cost of 138 11 a month which is an excellent price for you so we can get this I can get this set up for you right now it's a free install and everything can I get more specific as you label whole set again I have our contour Hoss sorry again yes no no problem I have our two people sit in front of me it's our contour ultimate our ultimate data our contour ultimate TV comes with 200 plus channel plus it comes with your movie parks you sports an info box in your sport rack 2 and Brian eparchy your feature this kids own kind of control console apps TV everywhere and on-demand all for the cost of 138 11 a month which is excellent like I would love to get this set up for you like right now we're cooking later for you today again please hello are you later yes I'm still here now what I was saying is we have our constitutes gold campaign it has our control ultimate and I has to enter plus channels for example some candles imma just out there for you I on sci-fi like [Music] free form it comes with our movie packs both for parts and variety packs or on pages kids own kind of control Conrad TV everywhere on demand in our program guide and voice Shamu and I would love to get this set up for you all for the price of one thirty eight eleven a month and I can get to set up for you right now sound like a plan oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I said my name is Lynn I know you're going to yes I know you're going to love this like it comes with its are two key goals are contour ultimate or ultimate data or contour Altima comes with two and push channels sorry did you say you're calling from again Cox communication you know someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but I think my eldest uh-huh that happens but it bit that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things quite important [Music] right I understand [Music] so like I said we have our 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said on the total of it is 138 11 a month for the first 12 months and then after the first 12 months it goes up $20 and then after the searching through the surgeons and the 24 month saleable up to its regular price and but like I said on every 12 months we have different promotions going on you can call them before that time is up and get a new promotion whoa and I'm like I get this set up for you I know you know we're not allowed to but is what we were how how I was this guy true I was a sketchbook it's gonna work great sir didn't you said some bug sure um your granddaughter Marisa and she had said something to you about you should look into something like this and I'm trying to offer you the best package here that would best fit you and I'm trying to get it set up to you right now only for the class of 138 11 a month well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient if an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest arrest Nora she I think I mentioned or sure before yes she she said that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second fish yes no problem yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying very good I said we are talking about how your granddaughter had mentioned you should look into something like this and I have put an offer together for you it's r2p gold and it comes with our contour ultimate ee ultimate data now the contour ultimately comes with two hundred-plus channels and then some of them channels include I'm a just awesome out there for you lifetime I on NBC oxygen Syfy spike and it comes with our features of kids own frontal control contour app Amy everywhere voice your mom love that one because if you're scrolling through and you don't feel like scrolling all's you got to do it say a voice remote go to Nickelodeon and it's gonna go interactive program guide and review all for the total of 138 11 a month now Alton can I get this up for you oh yes Oh somewhat someone say last week though someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no sir it wasn't me this is my first time calling you yeah sorry Robert what's your name again my name is Lynn [Music] well it's trying but you should pull because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir I'm like I'm like I am said before we um I put the best package together for years RTP gold is our contour ultimate TV and that comes with 200 plus channels and it comes with our movie pants both for spice and variety but now some of the channels that I have that I'm a throw out there for you that are on this on package is like sigh sighs panting TLC oxygens lifetimes and I own and it comes with the features of kids now kids own is awesome - you can walk any kids out of the home you can set them in kids own where they can just watch whatever you want them to watch rental control where you can watch any um channels that you don't want nobody watching TV beware if you have a smartphone or anything who watch some TV on your phone on demand boichiro and interaction program guard and plus I also double the speed of your internet also the price of one 1311 a month what catch Akashi labor what was that again I said we have put together a 2p phone under with you that's our corns more awesome is our ultimate data and the sari again just one moment okay would you say that again again please hello yes what were you saying oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I was saying my name is my name is Lynn and we've been talking for the past 40 minutes we um I told you about our TP gold which comes with our phones are awesome achieving our ultimate data and it comes with 200 plus channels now with this one that comes with our movie Pez exports and then pop back I'm ready fast and it comes with features like kids owns phone for apps KBM learn on demand now is this something you're looking to get into it yes okay so how can I get to sign up for you sorry which company would you say you're calling from again Cox Communications well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone calls up and spoke to me on the phone I got there's quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me probably now you know then that happens you know but it's--but that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or what for whatever it is great mmm now there's something you're interested in or maybe some time to think about it I'm getting this back ginger to set it up for you today oh yeah since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here okay hello yes I'm so here hello are you there yeah yeah oh yes sorry it is I have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again is this something the packaged apps to get there for you are you faster than what I'm offering you or do you need some time to think about it if so you can call us back at a more convenient time well you know what you like today well I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy - that was a skype book well it's not a work if you wanted to burn like I said I have it all set up right here in front of me all's I got to do is just do a few more steps if you want to continue with it if you want to continue going on with thinners it's not you can always on call us third porch I got a website and look online about everything that's going on well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that that I can call what I should be looking at my third oldest were really thorough she I think I mentioned or sure before yes yes you have cm she says that those that I should be going to something like this but this is a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate at the time and I guess one so I could just hang on for one second yes so sorry about that sir sorry what were you saying very good hi yes I was saying about how we got our you're talking about your granddaughter how she said that you should look into something like this now I do have a best package sitting here in front of me for you and I just want to get you set up for you right away I'll just do a few more centimetres okay to do it oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that it's a big coal office I'm okay what was it was that you know where anything was your name again my name is Lynn well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart I'll give about because me first family go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more tell me great I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch you they will pause that again you say what did you say sir sorry again whoops we're talking about the unpackage I had set up for you now your granddaughter said that you should look into something like this and the package that I put together for you is our two feet gold and it comes there are cons for ultimate not all fit data would you say that again again please yes we have our 2p gold if the package I put together fries are calling to our ultimate TV and it comes with 200 plus channels and plus also left your internet speeds by a lot like oh and it's one hundred thirty eight dollars and 11 was 11 cents a month and that's a good price for the package that you have right here now can we get to set up for you yes yes yes Cox communication well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things that's quite important you know if they're more important you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is right-handers dance right I want to I was really honest and I want to thank you for your time today if you have any more questions about this call that we just talked about you can call customer service a six months then to just any questions about this call or other clocks communication services in your area you have a great day oh yeah see if you pull it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm still here are you her yes yes I'm still yeah sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again yes I'm saying we've been talking for about 50 minutes now sir and I got together a promotion for you at our 2p gold when it comes with our quants our ultimate which comes with 200 plus channels plus it comes with ultimate data which is your internet speed and that's higher than what you are actually getting all for the class of 138 dollars in 11 cents a month now how soon can I just want to get this set up for you and you can just enjoy it I know you'll love it so let's get that started for you today okay well you know with with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through I was asking to book it's going to work out great just like how you use your granddaughter suggested for you well the Texas sounds good I mean you have been very I did it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest arrest Melissa she I think I mentioned or should be for yes there yeah yeah she says that those that I should be going for me something library but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the well so I only for one second I go yes so sorry yes oh no you're okay I do um where you're so American I do have some other calls coming in it was my pleasure with speaking with you sir here's customer services number is 866 seven and you have a great day okay oh yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"barely hear you there I do apologize can you hear me better yeah this is travis her out here in this is travis on your in diamond bar were friendly neighborhood general contractors here at the triangle how you doing today sir oh good if yes well right now sir we're just giving you a quick courtesy called the see if it could be any assistance to you to any home estimates needed inside or outside the house was there any upcoming projects two guys might have had oh yes yes uh someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah um it's possible someone in my office but I don't think it was me sorry what's your name again my name is Travis T Rav is well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the person the family to go to university and see they are distinctions you know where we're all quite powerful years so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing um so what more can was there any things yeah was there anything more specific that you were all I could tell you all the sorts that we do everything from rooftop to the foundation we've been established for over 30 years here in Southern California we serve all parts of LA person I live in culver city but I travel all throughout glendale I work out here in diamond bar up all over Long Beach so I'm very familiar with area was there anything specific that you guys were thinking having them because I are I can name you and maybe something will spark your interest I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will also I I do apologize no because I didn't know because we do everything from the rooftop to the foundation sir we do drive waves painting interior and exterior we do a artificial turf if you've seen those that's what we do solar paneling plumbing electrical kitchens bathrooms rumor models of flooring carpeting we've landscaping hardscaping was there anything more specific anything specifically you were thinking my having done sir but the sorry again no I I was asking if there was any projects around the house days specific that you guys knew about you guys are having done was there anything around the house that you guys were looking at doing we good we're offering free home essence right now would you say that again again please uh sir right now sir we're offering free home estimates for any projects that you guys might be doing right now whether any projects around the house with that you guys are looking into doing or you were looking and owning doing sir if yes okay what exactly was the project sorry which company did you say you're calling from again triangle construction well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week is she in charge of the property happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or cold water whatever it takes yeah okay so I mean did you hear your daughter talking about any type of work around the house maybe I could talk to her about it oh yeah since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here thank you so much noise since this is Sir yeah hello are you there hear me yam yam still here furious sorry this is I have a bit about this is this is a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it um yes I'm here all day sorry what were you saying again no I'm just asking your name is correct well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how how was this guy true how was a skype book well right now sir all we're doing is right now I'm just tap um all we're doing right now is looking for enough I'm asking Siva to come out for an appointment right now it's totally no obligation to you we're just going to leave you an estimate on whatever projects you guys might have had yeah it's absolutely no obligation to you so you could hold on to the estimate for over three months and if you when you want to do the work you call us back up and that way we can lock in the price until yeah if you sign up if you if you if you have us come out right now we need lock in the price very patient with an old man here and it's absolutely no don't worry sir I deal with a lot of endings told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura should be fought yes yes iam she says that those that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time as Lily we do and we're coming out here to you know one second pic i go i will do that right now sir yes so sorry about but don't worry about it where your site again so yeah I was just asking um yeah so right now I'm if possible we could are you available sometime this week we can come out and talk about whatever projects you guys might had in mind was there was there anything specific that you were looking into doing sir oh yes yes someone someone did its site last week that is someone did co last week about the same thing what was it was that here it's possible yes I mean it's kit could be someone in my office but i don't it might have not even me but i think it's because it might know it's right here it just says yeah it is some type of interior work was there anything around inside the house or maybe even outside the house it doesn't have to be interior but was there something I what's your name again my name is Travis tra vis well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family could go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay will we do everything from rooftop to the foundation we do a painting we do driveways of with artificial turf paint um electrical plumbing bathrooms and kitchens rumor models patio work landscaping and hardscaping was there any projects that you were looking at the doing sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the cut sure they will what was that again was there any I was asking was there any projects that you were looking into doing I I named multiple like roofing venting we do we do foundation work we do painting we do artificial turf we do almost anything you can name around the house we could help you out with electrical plumbing bathrooms kitchens was there anything please was there anything that you guys were looking into doing sorry again were there any upcoming projects were you looking into redoing your bathroom we're looking into redoing your driveway where you're looking into redoing your route well you're looking into fixing something around the house good would you say that again again please are you looking for an estimate needed inside or outside your home sir if if there are any upcoming projects yes so what exactly was the project sorry yeah which company did you say you're calling from again sir I have said okay I'm sorry sir this is travis with triangle remodeling well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have is it possible i can expect to someone is there another number i can i get a number to router my eldest right shall see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happened is about buying a her number that really good and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important they're more important than that in your phone call what sir Sir can I interrupt you for a second these are you sir Sir can I get a number doing your daughter's Brian Jones oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah hello yes I'm right here sir hello are you there yes I'm still here sir I'm just waiting for a number is sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem this dish phone and my hearing it's not a good yes uh sorry what were you saying again all right your daughter's phone number I'm looking for your daughter's phone number well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend this much sir is this a recording how how are you sir can I interrupt you for a second how he's going to reject this re is this a recording this are you because you're repeating yourself over and over we've said the same things over and over again can I please get your daughter's number well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've told that I should see looking at my third eldest were real or is she no I think I mentioned is it Mazel I can get her got it yes she is muscling it sure is that I should be going for me something like this but do i do you have her number one you have her number though but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not do so I could just hang on for one second fear so sorry but sorry what were you saying there again sir this is like clockwork this same things keep happening over and over again can I please look at your daughter's number can you Ben please get off the phone oh yes I'm not trying to measure anything it's your letter someone did bid's site last week that is someone did koloff's week about the same yeah someone called last week about something about this and you looking into doing it and your eldest daughter your third eldest daughter I understand sir this is like clockwork sir can you please give me your daughter's number is this a joke like this is a recording yeah sorry what's your name again sir my name is Travis well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa visors talking about this just this last week and you know yeah I know because you said it four times o giver bad sir can I interrupt you sighs stop talking stop talking versity can you stop talking stop this is a recording this is literally railway we're all quite bad about yes yes so yes she was saying that I should\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello sir this is akash and i'm calling from episode 3 the national research firm sorry i can barely hear you there oh uh so this is akash and i'm calling from ipsos read the national research firm yes yes i assure you that we are not trying to sell you anything today we are conducting a survey about services that are supplied to the home oh good yes yes yes may i speak with the member of your household who is the primary decision maker oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you professor um we did not call last week sorry what's your name again i said my name is akash well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us um suggest that we are conducting a study that focuses on how well customer service is being provided sorry i i don't quite catch the catchy label what was that again uh so as i said we are conducting a study that focuses on how well customer service is being provided by energy companies to your household sorry again oh uh sir we are conducting a study that focuses on how well customer service is being provided again again please uh sir we are conducting a study that focuses on how well customer service is pro being provided by energy companies to your household yes yes yes sir would you be willing to do the survey sorry uh which company did you show your calling from again uh if source read well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone i got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you about that but um yes i think my my eldest rachel she she uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or phone call or what whatever it is uh that's completely alright answer thank you very much for your time well you know since since you've you've pulled up that way i mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello yesterday hello are you there yes sir i'm there hello oh yes sorry this is i have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it it's not so good um yes sorry what were you saying again uh so as i said this is just a survey regarding services that are supplied to the home well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were or how how how how was this going through how is this going to work um that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that i've been told that i should be looking at uh um my third eldest lord lauritha she uh i think i mentioned laurissa before yes sir yes yes she um she says uh that that i should be going for something like this you know what what is most appropriate for for the time and i guess whatnot sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that um sorry what were you saying um\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"yeah this is albert with the auto glass shop how are you doing today oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yeah it's Albert with the auto glass shop yes this is yeah right now offer our customers a four-night stay in vegas as well as a hundred-dollar restaurant gift cards and he wouldn't she'll damage the guy being stripped cracks anything on the sides on the back well good yes yes yes all right do you have any damage to that wind chill oh yes yes Oh someone someone kids say last week though that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you and that personally haha I'm not to show you what would what's your name again Albert well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know cc's she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where were also i'm about a fair yes yes so yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yeah well I didn't know just you guys have any windshield damage does she have someone her car I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch to take you kachi level what was that again any damage to her windshield is it her car your car or any of your other children's cars the litter sorry again damage to the windshields what we specializes in windshield replacement no cause would you say that again again please yes we specialize in no cost windshield replacement so any damage to the windshield on any of the vehicles we can help you get replaced if so is there any damage at all or not sorry which company could you say you're calling from again this is the auto glass shop well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or whatever whatever it is absolutely oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yeah this one drink slow and there you are hearing if they know you're having problems hearing me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes uh sorry what were you saying again [Music] and we were talking about the damage to the windshield well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were howl howl that was this going through that was a skank book well what we specialize in is no cost windshield replacement so we will be going through your insurance company it wouldn't be out of your pocket well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest were real or is she yeah i think i mentioned or so before yes yes she um she said you're young is that i should be shying for the day something like this just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not do so I could just hang on for one second here it so sorry about that's how sorry what were you saying there again we're talking about your young miss Clarissa asking about if you need to get anyone chopra place oh yes yes oh so what\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Katie with debt relief how are you doing today uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay well sorry I hope folks lower their interest rates on credit cards do $1,000 or more in total credit card debt yes this is okay well what we can do is a free savings analysis we'll go over the basic details and see if we get you qualified to lower your interest rates okay oh good yes yes yes okay so what's your first name sir oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you well we we call people all the time sir did you speak with somebody already about credit card debt because I don't show you anywhere in our file that somebody spoke with you yes sorry what's your name again yes my first name is Katie hello are you there I am can you hear me sorry sorry what were you saying again hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"behalf of can grow windows and doors and we're offering free no obligation estimates on any window or door placements along with the summer special of up to 30% off with this interest you uh sorry I can barely hear you there oh sorry um we're just offering free no obligation estimates on any window or door placements yes this is would you be interested oh good yes yes okay so we're in the area next week on Thursday would you be free oh yes yes someone spelling kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you um it might have been a different company yes sorry what would what's your name again the name of our company well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larisa she she was talking about this just this last week and yeah she she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know and we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so we can sometime look down and have a look and we are also having a summer special of up to 30% off I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because they will call us that again so we can send someone down and they can do an estimate for you and it's totally free and we also have a summer special going on that's up to percent off but the sorry again sure thing so we can offer you free no obligation estimates on any window or door replacement and we also have a summer special of up to 30% off would you say that again like in plagues sure we're offering free no obligation estimates on any window or door replacements if so how many windows are you looking to get looked at sorry which company did you say you're calling from again oh can glow windows and doors CA n GL own w well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I have someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is of course so would you so be interested in a free estimate on a window replacement oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes hello are you there hello yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again so would you be interested in getting any windows replaced well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work so I can send someone down to look at the windows and they can give you a price and we also have a summer special of up to 30% off well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest whereas Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like leash but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on shaking it so sorry about that oh no sorry what were you saying there again so how many windows would you like to get looked at is yes someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you um no it might have been a different company yes sorry what's your name again Alissa well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know see she's well she is very smile I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it um is there anybody else I can speak to that can I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they did catch you they will what was that again is there anybody else I can speak to to schedule disappointment but the Liz sorry again hello are you there yes I'm here sorry um so are you interested in getting an estimate or not oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again would you be interested in getting an estimate or not would you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello there my name is Cheryl I'm calling from Sirius XM and the college recorded for quality is available please oh sorry I'm barely hear you there all I'm sorry sir my name is Cheryl I'm calling from Sirius XM radio regarding your toyota sienna yes is yes the free trial of our satellite radios up on the fourth of june in your vehicle so we were calling to offer you six months of service for thirty dollars plus fees and taxes oh good and you do get 140 channels of our select package to enjoy which is normally 1599 a month so you are going to pay five dollars a month in a one-time payment and all the plans automatically renew and bill at current rates so circa I just get your address there on oh please is yes somewhat someone did say last week though that someone did call us we commit the same thing but was that you I know actually sir I can see in the note someone called you here I think they had a hard time hearing you so I'm just giving you a quick call back to offer you the same offer that they offer you which is six months for thirty dollars plus season taxes so it does go by your stake their service or you want to double check but you're still in Connecticut yes sorry what was your name again Cheryl well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest ver si si she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give about it because I first in the family to go to university and see half this distinction you know about it oh yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well sir it does come and has 100 this specific packets at a model for you today has 140 channels so the next time you wrote in your vehicle in your toyota sienna there is rather going to be i think it's a media button or a radio button and if you play around those buttons you'll eventually see the letters XM for Sirius XM in some cases sir you can also see s80 which stands for satellite and if you click that button that you will see when you do go in your truck it will load you all of the channels so once you have that loaded up there say for example if you want to listen to the 50s music well you would just hit the button like the Sikh button on your radio until you've seen channel 05 and that will be all 50s music now if you want to hear 60s news if you put it to channel 6 70s 80s and so far and so on now there's anything from rock and metal to classical and and you name it it's there right there's 80 music channel now besides the music channels there is also a lot of comedy there are sports there's news there's politics there's live concerts there's taryn halls you name it it's there so it is definitely worth the five dollars a month for six months so in your state sir including everything it would only cost you thirty four dollars and ten cents to have the select package for the next six months so your term would be from the fourth of june until the fourth of december now as i said before just so we're clear this is an introductory offer so of course after the six months it will resort back to the normal price but there is no obligation for you to continue so if you feel that you maybe don't need all of these channel sir you can call us anywhere from june fourth until december fourth and we can offer you a different package and you also have that opt-out option so of course or you could make a change on your account whenever you want so as far as today's phone call I would just simply make sure that your address is correct on Jack and pick which way you would like to be billed for the thirty four dollars and ten cents so then once the source of June hits when your free trial expires you won't have to have a lapse in your radio that is the very day that your new six-month term will click insert I'm sorry I couldn't quite catchy catchy level what was that again as of the fourth of June your free trial will expire but if you take the offer that I have for you today then it will click in on the fourth of jewel so say for example if you wanted to be charged the thirty four dollars and ten cents it would cost you to a debit card or a credit card we would not take the payment out of your card until the fourth of June sir but the sari with again it's thirty four dollars in ten cents if you would like to take part of the six-month offer and you wouldn't be paying for it until the fourth of June sir okay so that again like in please the fourth of June that's when your free trial is over in your toyota sienna it's fish okay so do you want to sign up sir it cost you thirty four dollars and ten cents to have six months of the service sorry which company could you show you calling from again Sirius XM radio so remember you mentioned before that your daughter your smartest daughter your oldest daughter had told you about it and told you to get into it well you know here's the thing because the last time that I've someone called up spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know let that happens you know but it bit that really be good and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever it is now sir what I can do to put your mind at ease that your daughter probably would would be impressed with is of course they would rather you have it build on a debit or credit card sir but just to make sure that I don't you know I don't have to capture your personal credit card number or they can do instead sir it's just send you owed an invoice in the mail so that way there when it comes you can discuss that with your daughter and if you decide that you want to take the offer you can send a check or money order in for the thirty four dollars and ten cents but if something happens between now and the time you get the invoice if you decide that maybe you don't want to continue the cancellation number is written on the invoice so once we send it to you if you decide that you don't want it you can just call us and cancel it sir oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yessir i'm here hello are you laughs I'm here yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I say we'll send you out of invoice in the mail server so that way there if you decide that you don't want to continue you can just call the cancellation number that is written on the boys and that way they're your daughter's won't get mad at you for giving out your personal credit card information over the phone sir well you know with the world financers the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how was a skater book well what I will do is I will send you out of invoice in the mail now when you get the invoice in the mail if you want to take advantage of the offer I have for you today which again is six months of service for thirty dollars foster fees and taxes you'll get the paper bill in the mail so that way there I wouldn't won't have to capture any of your private credit card information so again when the when the invoice comes in the mail if you decide by the time you get that that you don't want to have this service the cancellation number is written right on your invoice there so all they have to do is just review the details with you and you agree to the payment and I send you the invoice and then you're all set to go to keep your radio for another six months okay well are you said that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest tomorrow she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes sir do I want to let you know I don't want to I just don't like it out of it but I should be going to me all right that's exactly okay rubble what you know what is most appropriate from the time okay so yes sir hang on one second here yes sir yes sir sorry ok sir so I'll do three I just want to make sure we're aware so very good I said I'm going to send you the invoice in the mail now I just want to make sure that you know that they would rather it be a debit or credit but just to make you know make sure that you don't give me any personal information I'm going to send you the bill so there's an extra two dollar fee ok so for the six-month offer i have for you here sir it will be 30 to 36 dollars and ten cents for the six-month select plant ok so i just have to review these details with you sir so the six month select plan that you chose it will stir in bill on june fourth of 2016 and it comes to thirty-six dollars and ten cents for the initial billing period which includes fees taxes in the invoice fee now your service full auto back maybe new on december force of 2016 and your renewal will bill every six months at then-current prices for an estimated total charge of 111 28 which does include fees and taxes now sir if you would like to cancel at any time this number will be written on your invoice the number is a six effect night also mr. your customer agreement you can find that on our website which is siriusxm com or you can always call and get it over the phone at any time and if there's an email address on your account we will send this confirmation of this email to your email in five days so do you accept these terms sir oh yes yes okay now you really so what really wanted did last week that someone did Cole last week about the same thing what was it was that you know sir with someone else now I want to let you know as well but you're you will receive an invoice for future charges itself into the flute a two dollar invoice be add to each built so it is all set up to send no to you in the mail sir and I just have one more question for you do you have an email address sir yes sorry what was your name again Cheryl well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's to you is very smart I'll give him a happy because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinction you know where we're all quite bad about yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing right so what more can you tell me about it okay no sir I've already told you all of the details it has 140 channels of music news comedy sports weather and more and we discussed that we were going to send you a bill in the mail for the thirty-six dollars and ten cents that you just agreed to sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do cachi level what was that again we were going to send you an invoice in the mail sir for the six months for thirty dollars for fees and taxes but the sorry where again we were going to send you an invoice in the mail server but I think I'm having an issue with my phone here sir I can't call a coy hear you so I'm going to give you a call back okay would you say that again again please I'm going to give you a call back sir okay it's okay well thank you for your time sir provide\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"your house by any chance oh sorry I barely hear you there oh I'm sorry about that is it better now yes this is okay is your name mister oh good yes yes yes okay wonderful you go by the name of Lenny oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week because I did someone did call offs week about the same thing well was that you um if it's on behalf of the Liberal Party then yes it's probably them us do you remember who called you yes sorry what's your name again my name is sue well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa mm-hmm she was talking about this just this last week and okay yeah she's no she is very smart i won't give her back because ah it was first in the family to go to university and soon passed with distinction you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well um the reason why I'm calling you today is because 1 i'm calling on behalf of the liberal party of canada and basically why I'm calling is because i want to thank you so much for filling out our budget survey that you completed for 2016 and i wanted to ask if you don't want sharing with me what type of change are most excited for now that liberals are in government i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it discussion they would what was that again oh I asked you do you mind sharing with me what type of change that you're excited for now that liberals are in power but the sorry again no problem I asked you what type of change are you excited for now that liberals are in power would you say that again again please yes no problem I asked you do you mind sharing with me what type of change you are most excited for now that liberals are in government if it's okay go ahead mr. sorry I which company could you show your calling from again liberal party of canada it's a it's the government well you know here's the thing because the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a new trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I shouldn't be telling you that but okay yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now yeah that happens bit that really happened and and sometimes in family you know these things quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone calls watch more whatever it is yeah well okay then mr. money I just want to say thank you so much for taking the time and talking to me and I really appreciate it and I really hope you have an amazing day oh yeah scissors since you've you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm here I'm here hello are you like hello hello hello yes sorry if this is I don't have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing not so good oh sorry what were you saying again not a problem well basically I just want to talk to you about liberal party of canada and i ask you a question you answered it so I want to say thank you so much mr. Lenny well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through I was asked I cook how is what going to race mr. plenny well you said that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here canada yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at okay my third oldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned or so before yes he is she she says that the note that I should be going for something like fish but system and what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on no yes so sorry about but oh ok no problem sir sorry what were you saying very good I actually have to go now but I want to say thank you on behalf a liberal party of canada we're taking the time and talk to me today thank you so much oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was that you know wasn't sure but i want to thank you so much and I hope you have a wonderful day today yes sorry what's your name again my name is sue well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah I see she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it all right thank you so much mr. and um I have to actually go and I I want to say thank you so much and I hope you have a wonderful weekend I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again oh I just thought that I have to actually go but I want you to have an amazing weekend but the sorry again oh I just said um I just said I have to actually go now because my boss is actually calling me but I hope you have an amazing weekend mr. thank you so much would you say that again again please you hello are you later thank you yes yes I'm here I'm here yes okay sorry sorry what were you saying again oh I just said I have to go mr. thank you so much I have to go but I hope you have amazing weekend Lima 25\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I can barely hear you there yes Harry Morgan started everything great it is is they are you today Harry Saltzman we spoke last year here time about a little possible work on you home oh god here it is this you said nothing and what we think imaging to remember future maybe spread in my notes yes is yes Oh someone someone did kids say last week noted someone didn't call us week about the same thing what was it was that you think your next project could be Kurt little painting next year kitchen Martha roof or Windows just want to put in my notes remember if sorry what would what's your name again like it's Harry Saltzman we're local in Diamond Bar next year what would your next project be a little painting or kitchen band through the wing is well it money that you should call because my third eldest larisa see she wasn't talking about this just this last week and you know is he gonna suit himself or he those Harrison I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family call go to university and she asked with distinctions because I'm working earlier we're all right yeah there yes yes so there she was saying that I should look you know get what are they looking to this sort of thing so what we're going to every tell right now you know we give free estimates free razors free samples what would unions don't have discussed that you might do the future some painting kitchen there through for endings because I just want to make a note of it so I remembered what could be next yes I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it very catchy level like also it or outside the home what would you next project be for you and your sons or family just want to write a no what would you do next if you could maybe in a year with the live sorry well again what would your next project be in the home like insider out I just want to write it down to remember would you say that again again please yeah what would you like to do in your home next painting kitchen bathroom for windows something insider out I just want to write it down to remember if if what would you like to do next what would your next project be sorry which company did you say you're calling from again the Diamond Bar Home Center where Lowepro licensed bonded insured for 30 years and we only want to leave free information for people to look at like you and your son and you could call if you like what you see because we work with no money involved beginning to end and big discounts and even free material so what would you do next so I could write it down to remember well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have that's not enough people telling me no no no nope nothing Jesus but I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important they're more important than that right and we're not going to make a move unless our kids are you know in a conservative or episode you're rambling now buddy you got to stop the rambling what are you thinking of doing German the suture maybe in a year just want to write it down so I remember oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"morning this is Elizabeth I'm calling with local squash Lenny would you be the one that handles the online listings but uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay are you the person that handles online listings for yes yes okay very good Lenny are you guys in a position to take on more business at the moment oh good yes yes yes okay very good yeah just wanted to get an understanding of where you guys are at the reason that we were giving you a call Lenny is we're with local splash we're a data service provider to Google and Bing and what problem I called you Lenny is we wanted to speak with you about getting on the front pages of Google and beans for the categories in your area okay so I'm basically what that means to you Lenny is that anytime anyone does a search for any of the services that you provide we make sure that you always pop up on the first page does that make sense oh yes yes so on someone it did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you okay I mean we may have touch bases with you but as of now I know that we're not working with you basically Lenny we did a basic search for for the services that you have to offer there in your city and when I go to do a search for the when I go and do a search for all services and you also there at your company a list of your competitors are showing up you guys on the back pages so I'm despite you know your good reviews your good ratings you guys aren't showing up on the first page of the results so on what we want to go ahead and do for you Lenny is make sure that we get you on the front pages so that one customers go to look at the services that you have to offer though actually find you on the front pages rather than your competitors okay and that's why I asked in the beginning if you were able to take on more business because that's exactly what it's going to do for you okay so I'm when you spoke to the other company like me what did I let you know yes sorry what was your name again my name is Elizabeth and the name of the company is local splash like a water splash calm well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just this last week oh well yeah she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was Asian family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um yeah what more can you tell me about it alright very good money so what I want to go headington for you I mean I can definitely go ahead and go over pricing and go in a little bit more detail in regards to what exactly we're able to do for you but basically in black and white what it would be doing for you is making sure that your you know business shows up on the front page so let me definitely go ahead and pull up the pricing for you let me answer any other questions that you may have but first I'd like to ask you on how long have you been in business I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they catch you they will all that again um how long have you been in business but the live sorry again how long have you been in business would you say that again again please how long have you been in business Lenny if fish how many years can you hear me alright is there a bad connection sorry which company would you say you're calling from again its local splash hello are you there yeah can you hear me alright Lenny oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again okay um I was asking you how how long you've owned the business well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is of course honey oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello I'm here hello are you there I'm here Lenny oh yes sorry this is I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yeah it sounds like you're pointing it out sorry what were you saying again I said that it sounds like the line is going in and out is there a different phone number that I could perhaps give you a call back on money well you know with the low finances the way there I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how I was asked I can book okay very good let me go ahead and pull up the pricing for you okay Lenny give me one second well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she me she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are not sick so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes sure yes so sorry about but sorry what were you saying there again what I'm going to go ahead and do for you Lenny is I'm going to get my piping specialist on the line with us and we're going to go ahead and go over the pricing and then we can go ahead and go in a little bit more detail in in regard to of what were able to do for you okay so I'm going to go ahead and put this bit on the pricing specialist on the line with us okay give me one second here Lenny is yes someone someone did say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you will go ahead and go over that but I don't believe it was our company okay give me one second here Lenny yes sorry what was your name again my name is Elizabeth I'm going to go ahead and put the pricing specialist on the line with us okay well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa he's very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite about oh yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can tell me about it well Lenny my name is Ron you were speaking with Elizabeth and she brought me in on the line I handle all the pricing program for the Pennsylvania area how are you doing this morning I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the cashier level what was that again my name is Ron I handle the pricing and programming for Pennsylvania you were speaking with Elizabeth and she brought me in on the line to give you more of you know the pricing and the details of our program and what we can do for you but the Liz sorry again my name is Ron would you say that again like in please my name is Ron ro n ich ich ich and I do the pricing and programming sorry Odell which company would you say you're calling from again local splash well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for only now you know then happens yet bid that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yeah well yeah we're answers since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yep hello and here hello are you there I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again hello well you know with the Royal finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going true I was a skanking book hello well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah yeah I mean it's something that but I've told what I should be looking at my third eldest were Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second I got it so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again hello oh yes yes Oh someone someone did did say last week though that someone didn't call us week about the same thing what was it was that you hello yeah sorry what would what's your name again hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello well it's pain that you should call because my third eldest Larisa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it no you know what I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will pause that again yeah are you familiar with what we do here or you can nail with the ribbon or all this sorry again hello would you say that again again please yes hello ich ich sorry which company did you say you're calling from again hello well you know here's here's something because the last time someone\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"behalf of blank healthy easier Conservative Party candidate in the fall election and we are wondering if Lincoln County air support in the upcoming federal election this fall oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] Billy here you there can you hear me now sir yes this is I'm calling on behalf of Blaine Calkins your Conservative Party candidate in the fall election and we are wondering if Lincoln County air support in the upcoming federal election this fall oh good if yes yes okay great and um I can can would you like a sign for your front lawn to show your support oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm I'm not too sure it could have been we have different call centers located grow country so yeah sorry what would what's your name again that's Paul well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family go to university and she passed with decisions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it what more can I tell you about him let me see give me one second pull-ups more information about him just aside I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again I said a little bit more information about them right now just give me one second but the lists are e again I'm just pulling up information on him would you say that again again please okay I'll have to call you back our connections really bad so I'll have to give you a call all the time yes yes yes okay sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's not a company it's in the Conservative Party well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or water for whatever it is okay all right well oh yeah since you pulled up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm sorry hello are you there yeah I'm still here yep still here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I said I'm calling on behalf of I'm just I'm just wondering like that I think that our connection is bad so I'm gonna have to call you back at another time well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how how is this going to work how is what going to work well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes she um she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess one so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again I was just saying that our connection is really bad so can you still hear me oh yes yes oh so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you it could have been us yes the kerbin yes sorry what would what's your name again it's Paul well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it hello are you there hello sir oh yes sorry what were you saying again are you still here yep hello sir you comprehending what I'm saying oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yep hello hello Oh\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Daniel I'm calling you from the technical department of Windows and this call is about your computer so how are you doing today oh sorry I can barely hear you there my name is Daniel and I'm calling you from the technical department of Windows service center and this call is regards your computer yes yes the reason we are calling you today we have been possible of it we're receiving some eerie reports from your computer so that your computer has been downloading some malicious zone file which is highly corrupt in computer so are you aware of this thing oh good yes yes yes it's not good for your computer so is someone someone did it say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was a process you oh that's going sorry what's your name again my name is Daniel well it's Tyler you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was know so I'm not this is first time I'm going away and yeah no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she has such distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so actually whenever you go online using Facebook YouTube or social site this harmful junk far are easily down in your computer okay so right are you friend of your college education level or second sorry continue color oh sorry again so we're receiving some error reports from your computer okay so that your computer has been whenever you go online wherever you using Facebook or YouTube or social side this handful so far are easily downloading in your computer okay would you say that again again please again it is huh can you hear me probably sorry which company would you say we're calling from again technical department of Windows sir technical department of Windows is here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my my elders difficulties go see wouldn't speak to me probably now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever whatever it is Oh so right now are you friend of here computer oh yeah scissors action if you pull up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes hello are you there yes yeah I hear oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again we receiving some error reports from your computer okay well you know with the royal finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going true how was this going to work so right now all in front of your computer well are you hello that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she um she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"good afternoon Michael please oh sorry I'm barely hear you there oh hello sir I'm sorry Michael please yes this is oh ha hello sir my name is Brian I'm calling with on Wall Street the free trade journal we send into your office I'm just calling to update the information so that we can continue to send out the face subscription would you still be a financial planner for financial group oh good if yes it okay and that is thought an avenue pittsburgh pennsylvania oh yes yes someone someone his kids say last week is noted someone didn't call us we kept the same thing what was it was that you oh no sir I don't think so yeah sorry what was your name again oh my name is Brian sir well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she half with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so okay yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay oh well here I have description right here okay on Wall Street covers a wide range of topics including the lace change in broker compensation breaking news on the regulatory and legal fronts and the latest product offerings for your industry it also tells you how to promote your career in your practice and offers you practical guidance on maximizing returns in your clients portfolios I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch be patchy level but was that again Oh sir I saw tells you how to promote your career in your practice and offers you practical guidance on maximizing returns in your clients portfolios if the litter sorry again sorry said it tells you how to promote your career and your practice and offers your practical guidance on maximizing returns in your client's portfolio sir would you say that again again please oh yes sir it sorry I'm if it tells you how to promote your career in your practice and it offers you a practical guidance on maximizing returns and your clients portfolios it also covers a wide range of topics including the latest changes in broker compensation breaking news on the regulatory and legal fronts and the latest product offerings for your industry sorry which companies you say you're calling from against oh sorry uh on Wall Street sir well you know here's patient thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but since that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or water for whatever it is I understand sir okay um well what is your direct phone number sir oh yeah scissors since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here okay hello oh hello sir hello are you there now huh sir oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again Oh what is your direct phone number sir well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were well how I was this going through yeah how was this guy cookbook oh no sir you don't pay for it all because you're part of the financial industry you get it for free I just need to know your phone number and then this will be done will get us an hour to you sir well said that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and okay is it there are easy yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest already yeah I think I mentioned or so before yes she she says that that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is mostly focus from for the time and I guess what so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes sir okay thank you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"this is Lenny yeah hi sir my name is Alex I'm a computer technician who are going to compete the last time I hope you remember it sorry I can barely hear you there okay so just do anything just go ahead and turn on a computer just we need to take your computer because this is the routing check for your computer so you need to just update and install all the software of your computer so just take your time and turn on your computer yes yes yeah just take your time and turn on oh good yes yes yes okay it is laptop or desktop so you hitting the laptop or desktop oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was yes yes yes I'm already a son I'm the senior technician here sir I am the senior technician this is the reason I am going to update and install today sorry what's your name again sorry well it's me that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just just last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university here and see yes he only is assigned this over we're all quite proud of me so definitely definite this is a look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it letme expenses you have already assigned this case for me to just update today the window update today the Microsoft window because the last time there were some problem in the software and we have not installed the proper software in a computer so just I am going to update and install the license kit today only this is the dist I'm going to update and install the license key and just I want to verify your email address sir and name just give me moment please I want to verify and you another phone number also the destroyed here this is your number five I'm this is the second and to your email addresses cash cash you label for second okay okay I'm going to explain it yes again the phone number is four five four and Emily this is Kay where isn't dotnet is it correct that the sorry again okay I'm going to repeat once again give me moment would you show that again again please yes yes oh yes and Azen dot Nate this is your email address which is already there destroyed in my system sorry which company did you say you're calling from again yes sir via the certified technician from the Microsoft just only update install the license in a computer because the last time I already update install the license can a computer sir to just be required to operate in install a license key for the window this is the region I'm calling today because this case is already assigned for me I my name is Alex well you know here's facial thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble with the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or whatever whatever it is yes right so definitely this is for the security only so no problem just we need to connect to a computer and just I'm going to update intake all the security of he complete it's okay so no problem just go ahead and turn on a computer take a time and turn on oh yeah since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there yes and here can hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again said this turn on your computer turn on your computer just go ahead and turn on well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how is this going to book so first we need to connect a computer and I am going to fix your computer okay the ability pay for this services in the month of October it is already registered in my system this is the reason in the very morning today I am already a sign for your computer to just update and install each and everything because last one week there is some suspicious activity some email I have already received from your window this is written today I am willing to just fix each and every teacher well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marisa Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura shall be for yes see Liam nigut and he says proud of those that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not sick so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again set this turn on your computer your computer is on oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing was understand technician sir I'm the same technician and the same technician who what can we computed last week sorry what's your name again yeah my name is Alex on the Senior Technician this is a senior department well this is a senior you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just just last week and yeah large to me speed the speed very fittest and fascination about when if I but it was the first to the family to go to university and she asked the audience you know where we're all okay so you're saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay I'm going to explain it sir just listen I'm the senior technician here my name is Alex I'm the senior technician and C is the only a specialist about the driver not for the any another windows suspicious equity and I'm the senior technician this time I'm going to update install always security and I completed each and everything so this is the reason I am already assigned in the very morning today to just call in and update install this all the security and we do always in Sicily for your computer I'm called racer so it will not take much time now just to go ahead and turn on a computer let me connect your computer and I am going to start the walk on your computer and fix it sometimes I couldn't quite catch it they take a she-devil whole set again okay okay okay I'm going to expand out here this do anything just turn on your computer turn on your computer sorry again turn on your computer your computer is on would you say that again again please turn on your computer your computer is on des turn on yes yes yes okay now just do anything open the Google search box open Google search box sorry which company did you show you're calling from again your view from the microscope sir my dose of certified technician well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is right dad that is our sedation which already given detective you plus that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here you can hear me are you there yes can you hear me can hear me sir sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is also good I don't pop I'm with you nope sorry what we got wrong Ian so this done on your computer just go ahead and turn on your computer turn on your computer your computer is on well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy so how is this going to this yeah listen mister yes a listen we you know need to know need to be sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura sure before yes yes she says that note that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again so I'm a computer technician I need to connect your computer to my secure server and I'm going to start the walk and fix the problem oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was that intent technician and the same technician who work on the computer the last week so sorry what's your name again my name is Alex on the Fenian technician well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just this last week and yes sir last week since junior tech because you know she yes yes yes yes I ended that I am asked with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it says my junior technician cistern about the window only see the is list about the tribals so last week free install the driver in your computer and you compare this working wine what is the requirement of it compared to it's just it required to update install that all the security in a computer and the license key so today just I'm going to update install the license in your computer means it complete this well fine fine ok this is the reason I'm calling today to just update install license key in a computer sure ok because the without the license key been computed with not working point so right now I'm going to update and install the lights and quite capture a Takashi level 4 second license key sir do you know about the license key license key that the sorry will again since days do you know any idea about the license key would you say that again like in place so do you know any idea about the license license key license key yes yes okay so today I'm install the license in a company and install the new license sorry which company did you show you're calling from again so we had a certified technician from the Microsoft me a certified technician well you know here's patient thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay so I'm going to help you so I'm but since you pulled up that way maybe you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here then here mo are you there yes I'm here you oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again you just go ahead and turn on a computer turn on well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were so it isn't listening through Audrey how is this going to work okay so it's work you no need to pay anything for this okay this is a visitor free of course to you you no need to pay for this service right because you've already paid for this service this is the reason you're getting the call from the my site to just update install the license key we no need to base for this okay that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes she um she says that that note that I should be going for the something like this but yes a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again hello are you there you so can hear me oh yes sorry sorry what we are sang again no no no problem he do a top of the google appengine box open mobile search box oh yes yes someone someone did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yes yes sorry what was your name again well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this he won't you talk to Larissa you want to talk to Lauren because okay they want you talk the Larissa and see us with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so saying that I should look you know get in one you talked Alesha so what more can you tell me about it he want to talk to they want to talk to the Larissa I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do cachi level follows that again so you want to talk to the Larissa and I'm going to transfer this call to the Laurasia you want to talk to Lori sure sorry well again sir we want to talk to Aisha could you say that again like in place you want to talk to you previous technician yes yes okay so I'm going to transfer this call to the previous technician right sorry which company could you show you calling from again yeah we have certified technician from the Microsoft well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know little bit that happens you know but it's--but that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is you right oh yeah since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here you know here's hello are you there yes I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again oh so what's your name what is your first name well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how I was asked I can perk you so Manuel your first name well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that those that I should be going for the something like fish but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are not dude so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again you hello you hello you you cook clean up hearing right oh hello yeah hi so Adi do oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again no I'm not saying anything so it just it will disservice and I'm going to proceed otherwise I'm going to hang up the call oh yes someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call last week that same thing what was it was that you yes yes sorry what was your name again well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first to the family to go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite out of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it sure can hear me I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it the catchy level for all silicon can hear me but the Liz sorry again can you hear me would you say that again again please Jenny who me yes this dish okay so do you have computer with you right now do you have computer laptop or desktop sorry which company could you show you calling from again so I am repeating more in ten time well you know here's patient thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for only now you know lived it that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are that's quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or whatever whatever it is okay oh yeah scissors since you've been put up that way I mean you've been quite friendly fine forward with me here hello hello are you later yes oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again go ahead and turn anakin pager well yeah it's the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work yeah yeah fine then I'm going to work a short wine well are you that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest were rich Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura shall befall yes yes she she says that those that I should be going for the something like fish but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for the time and I go she won't last dude so I could just hang on for one second here hang on\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny yeah hi this is J calling from godaddy.com this is the call in regards to your domain [Applause] activation.com all right uh sorry I can barely hear you there yeah yes yes this is Charlie calling from goad it.com this is the call in regards to your domain activation oh good yes yes yes all right yeah this will cost you $29.99 you have it's one time charge someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you so um can I know which card are you using today is it master or deit S what was your name again Charlie well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where where all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it yes uh it's a onetime charge and you you have been the activation for Lifetime it's not for one month not for one year it's for Lifetime all right it's activated for life that again your domain will be activated for Lifetime this uh 29 Points uh 99 Cents just you have to pay $29.99 it's onetime charge and the domain will be activated for the lifetime so can I know which card are you using again can I know which card are you using today as I can can I know which card are you using today yes yes yes it's Visa sorry which company did you say you calling from again it's VX technology this is the call from godaddy.com we are the backend team to activate your domain right well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but you are in the safe recording she she um uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happened you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these These Things Are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is all right sir uh but right now you have to activate your domain all right well yeah since since you you put it that way can I know whichard can I know which card are you using straightforward with me here um hello hello are you there I'm hearing sir yeah yeah I'm on the line oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it sound so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again this is the call in regards to your domain so we as your domain has to be activated right now for your web services and web hostings all right so can I know which card are you using today well you know with with the world finan is the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going through U how this see see sir sir to use your demand there should be an activation just you have been registered for the domain bcom all right this is your domain right well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should activate activate right now it will cost $29 I will she that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes sir but we are in the we are the genuine and you are on the sa safer side as the call has been recorded right even uh after the activation you get a mail regarding your activation all right yes sorry about that um sorry what you trying there again so you are in the safer hand this call has been recorded and you get all the confirmations through mail okay and your activation will be done within 15 minutes on the call itself so can I know the card name which card are us you using today oh yes yes is it someone someone did did say last week though someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you oh it's $29.99 it's one time charge and your Dom will be activated for one year so $29.99 and your domain will be activated for Lifetime all right not for one month not for one year for Lifetime you need not to pay any amount you call because just you have $2999 she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because was you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite all right let me explain let me explain as she have to use her domain should have activation right hello are you there I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch they catch you there what was that again see sir as uh you are using domain it should have all the activations right so uh just she have been registered now you have to activate activate it to activate your domain all right could you say that again again please so as you have has been registered last week you said right now you have to activate your domain for web services and hostings all right so can I know the 16 digits long number of your card yes yes yes is it Visa or Master Card sorry which company did you say you calling from again it's a a call from goad well you know here's here your has been registered I have all your details I have all your details spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I can understand that that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know yeah so it is very important in right so you have to activate right now or else I just deactivate your domain if you are not interested see me I will directly deactivate your domain okay well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yeah hello I'm on the line are you there yeah yeah I'm the hello yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh what sorry what what were you saying again sir now you have to activate your domain right I'm on the last page to activate your domain so can I know which card are you using right now well you know with the world finances the way I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going through um how is this to work all right so but can I can I know which card are you using right now so that I can activate your domain all right well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U so listen listen everything be should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yes she um she says that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for once youren listen your hello hello hello yeah so sorry about that yeah yeah yeah sorry were you listen listen if you do not if you do not activate your domain your domain will be deactivated and blocked once your domain is blocked you need to Renewal your domain and activation if it will cost you around $150 so right now you have to pay only $29.99 for the activation and the two for Life lifelong all right oh yes yes uh someone someone did now your has been already updated so you need to activate now itself on the call S what was your name again Charlie calling from good.com so see once your domain has been blocked you have to Renewal your domain and activate it and it will cost you $150 all right well it it's funny that you should call because so you need to you need to activate now she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it so uh just be online I'm transferring this call to my supervisor okay I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what what was that again hello are you there hello [Music] hello oh thank you for being on hold us is Jason here how are you doing today yes sorry sorry what were you saying again oh this is Jason here how are you doing today I was asking you just how are you doing today with the sorry again oh you can't hear me could you say that again again please hello yes yes yes yes can you hear me now sorry which did you say you were calling from again hello well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happen you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call what whatever it is yeah uh that's what you already registered a domain right so that uh this call is regards to the activation of your domain so that's a reason you uh received a call so uh you need to activate your domain right now and the call and your domain will be activated for the web services and web hostings and it's unlimited for you you have to pay at just $29 and it is unlimited for you so that that's what my agent uh was telling to you well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um yes that's what uh we are straightforward here uh because if you're not right so it's yeah it's going to deactivate so that's the reason my I have have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again yeah that's what I'm saying uh this call is in regards to the activation of your domain we are here to activate your domain on the call itself and uh you need to just uh pay P $29.99 to the activation of your domain and it's unlimited activation for you well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going through um how is this going to work okay well you have been very patient with an old man here and it's um yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before okay yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what give me a moment uh let me let me confirm your address hello yeah so sorry about that uh um let me confirm your address once uh it's one one California and your mail ID or everything was register here already and it's just activation call uh so that uh we need to proceed to activate your domain right now if not your domain is going to deactivated so that's the reason as my agent called you you and informed you okay man know which card you using today uh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no we are directly calling you from go.com we didn't call you till now this was the first time we are calling you because uh today was the last day of your domain register so that's why you got the call today till now you didn't activate your domain so that's the reason now we calling we didn't call you last week this was the first time we are calling you sorry what was your name again my name is Jason Warren well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week okay and you know she she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university she passed distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it yeah that's why I'm going to tell you that because this was the last day if you're not going to activate your domain today it's going to be deactivated and you can't use this domain further so that's what I'm going to inform you now I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch did catch you there what was that again yeah uh this was the last day to activate your domain for the web services and web hostings and everything if you're not going to activate your domain today it's going to deactivate you can't use your domain for further things and it will be going to the deactivation process hello could you say that again again please yeah yeah that's what I'm saying you uh today was the last day to activate your domain if you're not going to activate your domain we going to deactivate your domain and we're going to give that domain to other okay yes yes yes yeah that's what I'm going to inform you today so man which card you using sorry which company did you say you calling from again it's go.com we are calling you from g.com well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happened you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important okay uh let me let me confirm you phone call willing to whatever it is hello hello well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um yeah that's I'm straight forward here yes I'm straight forward that's what I'm telling you hello hello yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again okay uh let me confirm you one thing uh are you do you want to activate this domain or else not well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much you do have how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work yeah that's what you have the low Financial things so uh the better option I can provide for you is you can pay just $29 and you'll be having unlimited and you can use this uh domain for lifelong it will be unlimited and this is the one time payment you don't need to pay anything for the further to anything okay this was the last payment and I mean this was a onetime payment for you and there is no expiration date for this domain and I can provide you this it will be unlimited for you well I can understand your sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told okay that's what I'm telling you my I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again okay uh do you want to activate your domain or else not so that uh let me confirm that one thing uh because uh there are many customer waiting for me so once if you confirm that I can help you out see uh by understanding your financial position everything I gave you this offer for the unlimited so from my end I can only do do this for you this was a favor for you from my end so I can't do anything more than this oh yes yes uh someone someone did P say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no that is not me I'm directly calling you from Gaddy that is not me sorry what what was your name again my name is Jason Warren well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was okay okay uh see uh you're repeating the same things uh every time every time and every time so uh I'm going to proceed this yes yes so um yeah she was saying I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it no uh no uh I said you uh more and more about this so do you want to activate this domain or else not let me confirm that I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what was that again do you want to activate your domain or may proceed to deactivate your domain with the sorry again okay do you want to activate your domain or else I'm going to proceed for the deactivation process could you say that again again please are you going to activate your domain or else I'm going to proceed for the deactivation process for your domain you can't use this domain no more I'm going to I mean we going to proceed for the deactivation process so do you want to activate it or else not so let me confirm that yes yes yes so could you please provide your card details which card you are using so that I can help you out with this and I can give you unlimited I mean there's no expiration date for this it will be unlimited for you this domain will be unlimited for you so man which card you using today sorry which company did you say you calling from again okay thank you for that sir uh I'm going to deactivate your domain right now okay well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh yeah no one no problem no problem whoever may be call last time I'm going to deactivate your domain because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is hello hello no be my hearing it hello yeah hello yes sorry sorry what what were you saying again you want to activate your domain or not just confirm that well you since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello all right sir I'm just deactivating your domain okay byebye bye-bye yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I'm just deactivating your domain okay bye well you know with with the World Finance is the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work hello yeah can I have your card details which card are you using right now yes sorry sorry what were you saying again Canon which card are you using today Vis or Master well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah it's something that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what what were you saying again do you want to De activate your oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no sorry what was your name again hello well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed sorry s coming in S com we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it sorry coming in I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you they did catch you there what what was that again sir p with the sorry again do you want to acate or deactivate your domain do you want to activate or deactivate domain oh yes sorry sorry what what what you saying again do you want to activate or deactivate your domain this was the final question from.com could you say that again again please do you want to activate or deactivate your domain yes yes yes so please produce your call details for me sorry which company did you say you were calling from again gary.com g d a d d.com is okay well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is [Music] well yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi Lenny this is Sheila with indish partners of United States Postal Service Lenny I was hoping to reach out to the person who is responsible for the outbound shipping of your smaller packages or Parcels there is that you uh sorry I can barely hear you there oh um do you Lenny this is Sheila with Inda we're partners with the United States Postal Service did you hear me yes yes yes okay do you get involved in the decision surrounding which shipping process you use for your smaller packages there oh good yes yes yes oh you do okay good good um we just see I was just trying to the purpose of my call today is I wanted to discuss how our online shipping solution can save you 85% on your shipping costs um so Lenny can you share me a little bit about your shipping environment like approximately how many packages you ship per day oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you I don't think so I'd certainly remember you [Music] Lenny sorry what what was your name again Sheila well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it so actually I was um what What shipping process or who are you using for your carrier to ship your packages I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what what was that again do you use UPS or USPS or FedEx to ship your packages with the sorry again um who do you use to ship your packages could you say that again again please oh is is Lissa there yes yes yes can can I speak to Lissa sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again indish it's n CIA well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have uh I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay well why don't I just I why don't I just call back another time and and talk try and talk to to her well you know since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yeah right here hello are you there hello yeah I'm right here right here oh yes sorry this it's I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I said I was just going to call back and talk to uh your daughter Lissa because I don't want to get you in trouble well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going through U how how is this going to work I don't even know what to say um I'll just try I'll try Lissa back next week when she comes in okay well yeah I don't want to get you in trouble because week sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what okay you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry what were you saying there again I'm gonna call back on Monday okay oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you I'm right here sorry what was your name again my name is Sheila well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it well I'm just going to call on Monday okay I got to go um sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what what was that again um so do you know how many packages that you ship per day there like you you ship out some packages for your for Lissa how many packages a day do you ship like do you send to the post office do you go to the post office with the sorry again do you go to the Post Office could you say that again again please sure do you go to the Post Office yes yes yes you do great and when you go to the Post Office do you have a lot of packages that you take there sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again in disa Anda were the United States Postal Service well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have uh I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is do you have a duck well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello okay I'm gonna I'm gonna go I'll call back Monday I'll call back Monday okay yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh what sorry what were you saying again I'm G to call you on Monday okay I'll talk to you later Lenny bye\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"responding to get a low rate on your credit card drain oh sorry I can barely hear you this I say I believe you are responding to get a lower interest rate on your credit card right good wishes and do you have any rough idea how much the balance you have on your credit card like what is the amount you all right now oh good this is how much you think you owe on your credit card like any row forget is this Oh someone someone did kids say last week though there's somebody call offs work about a flame on which was thank you sorry yes sorry what was your name again my name is Kevin well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was having hair doing just like this last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart give about it because you know she was the first in the family I go to university I've eaten people you know well we're all quite so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the littlest sort of thing so what Morgan's tell me about it like Gio do you have any idea like do you remember what is the expiration date printed on your critical like when does the card expire I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch this basically level okay do you remember the expiration date sorry again I say do you remember what is the expiration date would you show that again again please you take a look yeah this is I do remember what is the expiration date guard on your car sorry every which company could you say we calling from again card member services well you know his is something because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c would speak to be probably now that happens you know but it bit that really good and sometimes it's badly you know these these things are quite important is there more agent in that maybe fun cold water boil water for decorative uh-huh like do you have your credit card with you oh yeah your sister since you look that way I mean if you've been fighting it's friendly straightforward with the kid no yeah hello are you live yes I'm here I am oh yes sorry this is I'd have a a bit of a bit of a problem on my lower neck hearing it's not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I say to you don't want a lower interest rate on your quiet Cory well you know with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were well how how is this going to how is this going first like where is your credit card well it sounds good I mean you have been very patient all man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that I've been told I should be looking at that might turn out worse than India Commission so before you see she said that I should be going for something like this but\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"wonderful and i believe you are responding to get the lower rates on your credit card is that correct uh sorry i can barely hear you there i believe you are responding to get the lower interest rate on your credit card sure is that correct yes yes yes all right so for the qualification purpose i want you to reconfirm me the expiration date on your card is it valid for next two years oh good yes yes yes all right when does it expire sir the expiration date month and year oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no sir actually i need i just need to do verification actually this is the qualification call for you as you are the primary signer on the credit card account like that card is under your name right sorry what's your name again what my name what did you ask me for well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and she is very smart i'll give her that you know okay the first in the family to go to university and with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so if you can take a look on the culture there would be expiration date on it can you take a look on the card the visa mastercard can you take a look i couldn't quite catch it they did catch you there but what was that again if you can take a look on your credit card there would be expiration date can you take a look sorry again where is your credit card sir credit card where is your apprenticeship again where is your credit card where is your credit card where is your credit card yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hello uh sorry I can barely hear you there hello sir yes yes yes sorry hello oh good yes yes yes yes you are right oh yes yes uh someone someone did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you okay uh good having the ler um Mr my name is Ian a couple of weeks ago we sent you an approval notification with a sample check for working capital does that ring a bell sorry what what was your name again we sent to you an approval notification with a sample check for work in capito is that ring well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she well she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed the distinctions you know we we're all quite her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into look into this sort of thing um so what more can tell me about it oh anyway sir uh um did you receive the approval notification I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what was that again did you able to receive uh the approve check for working comp sorry again uh would you able to receive the approval notification with a sample check for working cital could you say that again again please sorry yes yes yes yes you received the approval notification sorry which company you you calling from again sfn well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble people here because I I should should be telling you that but U yes I think my my she uh wouldn't for that's really and sometimes in these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than well anyway sir uh the important question the way is that could you use some extra work in Cal the terms were acceptable to you well yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello you there you can yes so let me Qui sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again the important question is could you use some much to work in Cal the terms were acceptable to you well you know World finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how how is this going to work sorry how well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says that I should be going for this something like this it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that um sorry what again go ahead again um you use some extra someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you could you use some extra work uh extra working capital the terms were acceptable to you you know what you can use the money for your business since your business is that quarters right sorry what what was your name again I right now I am talking with car right well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the Family University and she passed with distinctions you know where they're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it again sir I I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch it that you catch you there what was that again uh you are right with the sorry [Music] again again sir your name is Right could you say that again again please you are yes yes yes okay great again sh sorry you calling from again sfn well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have uh probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happened you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay okay I I see well it's okay so yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello are you there yes oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what what were you saying again uh did you receive the approval notification with a sample check for working Cy well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work did you received the approval notification with a SLE check for working capital well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my Lissa she I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yeah she um she said should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes sorry about that um sorry what were you saying there again the important question is could you use some extra work in cital if the terms were acceptable to you oh yes yes uh someone someone okay great last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you oh uh great so let me quickly confirm just a couple of things okay yes s what was your name again sorry my name well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay great right now I am talking with Mr owner of and phone number 6 right I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what was that again I am to now sorry again I am talking right now with Mr and your phone number is 6 2 great could you say that again again please hello are you there okay sir yes you are sorry sorry what were you saying again yes yes yes yes you are Mr K you are the owner of right sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again sfn well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh wouldn't speak to me for a week you know that happened you know but uh that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than any you know whatever it is um you are the key to that one great well yeah know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello hello you yes yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again [Music] hello well you know with the world finan which the way they are\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"you doing today oh sorry I can barely hear you this wholesome yeah sorry about that um okay me too ah hi Lenny how are you doing today yes this is great great just got to check that ability I'm going to confirm your erekle if you're ever called 17 7 8 how good it is it yes ok great I'm showing that we do have a couple of vacation packages live in your area code and please understand that this is a limited time offer to our promoters for today can you grab a pen and a paper so I can give you some details on your vacation package oh yeah someone someone it fits say last week that some of the koloff's work about the same thank you Camille you made a deal sorry what's your name again my name is 1 and then I am calling to presume you have qualify for a vacation package at a promotional price would you like to hear w judge well it's funny that you should go because my third Elvis Marissa yeah she seemed AHA talking about this last week and she is very smart about people bad because you know she's the first and family at Universal ok and see you know we're all about a year so yeah she was saying that I should look you know it is sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay you wanted to tell you about it okay once again my name is Juan today we are inviting you to enjoy some of the most people in the kitchen is an engineer in the world such as Cancun Dominican Republic Orlando Florida cabbage and Google's director vodka in each of the gear behind today's promotion it's to help you say you are five Olympic kitchen in treat you like a royalty for a week we know that once you explain solitary resorts and hotels you will travel with us again in the future more supporting you will tell all your friends and family members what a great can you have and that will give us a word-of-mouth advertising as well all we only as a return is that you take an immunity tour or four weeks or experience what we have opted to offered does an exit sorry I couldn't quite catch a quick cash enable photo second okay okay I'm gonna go ahead go again again today on today we are inviting you to enjoy some of the most refilling vacation destinations in the world such as Cancun Dominican Republic Orlando Florida Karis and Lukas Perko a yachtie in Egypt the idea behind students promotion is to help you sing you a fabulous vacation in creature like a royalty for a week we know that once you experience a luxury resorts and hotels you will travel with us again in the future most importantly you will tell all your friends and family members what a great time you had and that will give us a good word of mouth advertising as well all we ask in return is that you take an immunity towards our resort and experience what we have to offer does that make sense yes sorry again okay I'll go again again today we are inviting you to enjoy some of our most visiting vacation destinations in the world such as Cancun Dominican Republic Orlando Florida Cabo San Lucas Porto a yachtie in Asia the idea behind civics promotion is to help you send you a fabulous vacation and treat you like a royalty for a week we know that once you experience a luxury resort hotels you will travel you will travel with us again in the future most importantly you will tell all your friends and family members what a great time you had and what will give us a good word of mouth advertising as well all we ask in return is that you taking a mini tour up or we hold any experience what we had to offer due to the tremendous response and limited ability for this promotion we only allow one copper per household which means that once I go over all the details with you and I answer all your questions again you will simply need to let me know it gives something that you would like to take advantage of keep in mind that you will have two and a half years to travel so do not concern yourself with a travel date or what you would travel travel away growing up would you say that again again please okay due to the tremendous response and limited ability for this commotion we only allow walk up household which means that once I go over the details with you and I answer all your questions then you will simply need to let me know it is something that would you like me to take advantage of keep in mind that you will have two and a half years to travel so don't a concern yourself with a travel dates or who you will be traveling with fair enough if fish okay three simple questions are you over 30 years and I ordered sorry every company could you shame coming from again I'm coming from the curve c'est rien complications well you know here's patient things because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would won't speak properly now that happened but little bit that really hurt and sometimes in family no these are these things are quite importantly only they're more important than you know gobbles what for whatever it is all game so you want me to go over the question still sir I can help you a little bit more so you could real um you cannot be out here better oh yeah nice since you've caught up that way I mean you've been quite friendly one strike for dry here huh hello are you then okay yes I'm King I go what the brain repair game situations like this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem on this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again okay I'm just um I'm calling for mom a medium and all the things that I read to you is that you had qualify calls for application package at a promotional price you want to hear more on details I'll be well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how's it going - how is this going to [\\xa0__\\xa0] okay these are going to work you got you had to work you have to be over down 20 years and over and you have to have a valid credit card in your name to check in to the retort I assume Crowley okay that's done Sam it's good I mean you have playing a very patient it's an old man here and in Crete yeah I mean it's something that but I don't hold what I should be looking at my third a life or risk or is she having a mentioned or so before it she she said that I should be going like this and it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate at the time and I guess what I'm going to do so I could just hang on one second hang on okay okay no yeah we're embarking on young man you want to be okay but sorry what were you saying there again okay that's on you talking I just just give me a moment I'll let you see what it can do a lot of real plannin a whole new my name's Eric till almost on how to terrible though the bridges because takes a last week though there's some of the people are thrilled about the same thing which was it let's tear up while circular you have been contacted by our provider companies when you press one to hear the BTS that is when they turn for you down to a promotional department sir so we are not allowed to pal any client sir we are at the relative qualified you guys sorry what's your name again my name is Alec tell I'm the promotional manager well it's funny that you should talk because my third eldest Clarissa she was talking about this this last week I will and region cc's she's very small over that because the personal family go to university and see yes with depictions you know where where oh yes so yes you were saying that I should you know get my do not promote increased tell me about it yes we are promoting the resort for good word of more excitement this is actually a market strategy that the resorts are using instead of inventing thousands of dollars on their board commercial like magazine ads and so forth we know we could invite to be happy family down to a beautiful five stories with all-inclusive another all-inclusive cruise ship at this discounted price it is guarantee that you will create memorable moments which olive oil make in terms of pictures video you on the white can be beaten you want the all-inclusive cruise ship hopefully you post them up on social media Facebook Twitter Instagram that will automatically generate good publicity to the video that we acts on the market work and the same with the cruise ship not only doctor because when you and your family go back home your friends your family members we are made about the vacation then we ask you about it or your daughter's friend at the University and just you telling them about your wonderful five-star all-inclusive experience you had at our resort that will mend them to us at work now they decide to ever travel with us in the future the three tiers of like royalty for a week that is when the visuals make back their money charging the full retail value of over three thousand dollars the same with user we know in the hospitality bill here that we exceed your expectation you will definitely want to travel with us the second Iturbe the fourth time in the future and until that time that is when the reason which would actually be making everybody back so today we are not making any money on these promotion sir the $1,199 50p pay for your food and your all-inclusive alcoholic beverages as well as your cruise line all-inclusive as well your taxes and everything sir sorry I couldn't quite a bit because she devil over silicon yes like I mentioned it is just a market strategy that we George are using promoting the resource or good word of moderate agriculture so we are able to accommodate your entire family or dotted at both the university you guys to travel any of these destinations we're offering you have two and a half years open deal with no blackout dates you both attach it your first one in six days five maybe we do it all included for tomorrow's or two children your second vacation in eight eight seven nine all inclusive cruise for two other total package price is 1199 US dollars not prefers in our vacation that is for both vacation sorry again I'm sorry we do sound check in like in place are you interested in the vacation package oh are you interested in traveling if is okay let's go ahead and get you registered the verification they will verify exactly what you're receiving keep in mind I'm not the last person you will be speaking with my job at the manager just got a billing and shipping information which you'd like to register with us today using a Visa MasterCard American Express my Discover [Music] sorry oh thank you show you were calling from again I'm sorry [Music] have a great day have a great day sorry last time that someone called up and spoke to me but I wasn't quite a bit of trouble from people here because I went for something to the right here that won't happen at our company because everything will be crossed yes I think my eldest right shall I see why she couldn't speak we prefer risk that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite an important if they're more important lesser in whatever it is absolutely absolutely I'll keep in mind this transaction will be protest on our preferred 2300 merchant account with your credit card company or a digital recording approving all the terms and condition they need your tonality to actually process this transaction without your digital voice receipt no one has the authorization to process your information sir as you are not here physically in person to sign up on a paper voucher so they still need to verify everything before any transaction is processed you need to agree upon the terms and condition so would you like to secure the package now or do you want me to just pass it on to the next qualifier oh yeah since you've looked that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with you no I'm just asking if you're interested in securing packager if you will be traveling one good risk yes so let's go ahead and get you registered I like to register I have a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is Adam sorry what were you saying again I was saying you like the package and let's go ahead and get you register and let's go ahead and put one of these packages on their name well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going through how is this going to work so don't you see the value of what you're receiving today well that sounds good I mean if you have been very patient I'll man here and it's a new one yeah I mean it's something that that iPhone told that I should be looking at I could offer you our minimum payment Marissa she I think I mentioned solutions before yeah yeah she um she says the code that I should be going for the like this is a matter of life you know what is most folks are would but would you like to read attacking armies habit so I just hang on\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"you get disconnected is this the best phone number to reach you at uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here you there okay in case we get disconnected Lenny is this the best route number to reach you back on 208 yes this is okay wonderful all right Lenny now for Quality Assurance purposes this call may be monitored or recorded for responding today Lenny you've been selected to receive a complimentary medical alert system package that has a value of over four hundred dollars the system can also save you hundreds of dollars a year in unnecessary emergency medical services and hospital visits so I'm sure you are familiar with the medical alert system and how it works if you have a medical emergency fire burglary or even something as simple as the fall that you have difficulty getting up from you would simply push a button on a lightweight waterproof necklace or bracelet beat hands-free from anywhere in your home to a live certified EMT an emergency medical technician they're going to evaluate your situation and immediately get you the help you need to notify your family or 911 one and comfort you until help arrived now your alert button works from anywhere in the house it even works from outside on your property it has an 800 foot range that's over one eighth of a mile so this device could really help you in time of need and could even be life-saving so the device will give you peace of mind Lenny to let you know that you are safe and you never have to feel alone or worried that you're by yourself an emergency situation okay our device has been recommended by thousands of hospitals and more than 65,000 health care professionals so the device has helped save the lives of American senior citizens for over 30 years now your medical alert system Lenny package includes a medical alert base station with a loudspeaker a very sensitive microphone a waterproof wrist and necklace button free shipping and free activation and this is kind of cool Lenny it's a voice remote which is an easy-to-use device that allows you to answer and talked on the phone by simply pressing your necklace button so no more getting up to answer the phone no more missed call and there's also an away from home protection card that gives you your gives emergency personnel 24 hours a day seven days a week access to your important medical information now Lenny there your equipment comes to you at no cost there is absolutely no charge for shipping the emergency medical alert system package alone would normally cost you over $400 but today you would pay absolutely nothing for the equipment the only thing Lenny that you are responsible for today is an emergency medical technician monthly monitoring fee of just $34.95 also there is no contract whatsoever you can cancel at any time no cancellation fees and now also as part of this special program once you have your emergency medical alert device for at least 90 days you also qualify for one of our top-rated final expense life insurance policies Lenny that will give you thousands of dollars of whole life insurance without costing you any money out of your monthly budget so there's no monthly no out-of-pocket money whatsoever the insurance companies really will deal with the seniors are qualifying a senior citizen for life insurance with no medical exam when the senior is using our approved medical alert system because it drastically reduces the death rate of seniors that use the device so today we can get you set up for free with an emergency medical alert system and in 90 days we will recontact you and tell you about the best life insurance policy we offer now there's no obligations whatsoever to accept the life insurance when we contact you back so for any reason you decide not to get a life insurance policy from us you would still be allowed of course to keep your emergency met Koller system that's yours we're not going to take it away from you so what address would you like your emergency medical alert system shipped to Lenny oh good yes yes yes okay what address would you like it shipped to oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no ma'am no sir it wasn't me no sorry and did you get it welcome my name is joy did you already order your alert system well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's no she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first to the family to go to university and she Parsons with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay there's really nothing else to tell Lenny I mean it is you get the equipment totally free all you're paying for is your monthly monitoring fee all right that is for you to push the button there is an EMP that's going to have all your medical records on file right in front of them when you pick up and you hit that button all your medications everything he needs to know now if you fall have you ever fallen Lenny or had any kind of emergency where you had a call 911 I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catchy level what was that again have you had any kind of Falls or how to call 9-1-1 for any reason sorry again I'd have you had any Falls or have you had to call 9-1-1 for any kind of reason would you say that again again please alright have you ever used 9-1-1 have you ever fallen or have had to call 9-1-1 for any kind of reason yes yes okay alright well 9-1-1 if you've fallen and 9-1-1 gets called and they can't get to you alright what they're gonna they're gonna break down your door to get into you okay now our EMTs you hit that button they're going to have all your medical information now if somebody has a key like your daughter Marissa if she has a key to the house all right they can call Marissa to come open the door all right - in order to get to you they're going to have all your medical information everything that they need that is right it's going to be right at their fingertips so they can tell if you've got forbid 911 one does have to be call they will make that decision and they will be able to talk to the people in the ambulance and let them know what kind of medications you're on whether you've had a heart attack or a stroke this they can communicate okay all this information so that way no there is no you know nothing a disaster isn't going to turn into a bigger disaster because of that all right and your front doors not going to be busted in trying to get to you okay so that's the way it's set up sorry oh wow company did you show your calling from again senior med-alert so why don't we get you registered well and that way here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but so where you this I think my oldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is so do you live in like an assisted living facility oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes no yes I'm here hello are you there I'm here yes I am oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again all right sir um you know what let me um what are you and your daughter's talk about it again and yet if if you ever if they decide to they can always look up our company and if they decide to go through with this I'm sure they will get you some kind of protection okay well you know we're not going to allow honors Wednesday I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how was this going to book I'm sorry well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest one definitely a beautiful sentimental yes yes yes yes she she says that though that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what housing sorry all right hang on for one second hang on\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"with the person who is in charge of the home phone oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there can you hear me now sir yes this is excellent business mr. McLaughlin oh good yes yes yes right on ok when it was Roger I'm calling from the alternative is a recorded line from SP data and the reason for my call sir it's because used to be lower cluster back to bail and we need to place your business and clearly you decide from good is someone someone did that kid say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yes I was notifying you about the advantages you can get you did have the five TB sir and hiber optics high speed internet available now I just want to let you know you're able to get it for a special price because used to be loyal with us so just to get started I mean in order for me to give you the price I just need to know what kind of usage you are doing I'm sorry what's your name again sorry what well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she-she's know she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I can tell you what kind of usage you're able to get underpricing you are able to get for the home phone just to get a couple of questions a couple of variables so I can input in the calculator to see how much it's be were you making long-distance calls within canada and us i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you there you make long distance calls with the actor and us but the sorry walking on the home phone for the home phone search you make long distance calls within canada and us would you say that again again please yes for the home phone if you make long distance calls within canada and us sorry which company did you say we're calling from again i'm calling from bell canada sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job off or phone call or whatever whatever it is well I mean I don't know what happened last time but how long ago was this oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes sir hello yes I'm still here hello are you there I'm still here sir oh yes oh sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good it's answer it's only sorry what were you saying again no I totally understand and asking you to remember are you making long-distance calls within canada and us well you know with the world finances the way there i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was just going through how is this going to work basically we send out the technician and they will change the services at no cost um just to get started I just need to know what kind of usage you are doing so in that case I will be able to give you the pricing well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that i've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest woronora she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes he she says that note that I should be going for the something like this you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so you just hang on one second here hang on okay yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again no i think i will give you the pricing I just need to know if you are making long-distance calls within canada and us on the home phone well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she-she's know she is very smart i'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what walking me tell me about it it is long distance closes in Canada us for the home phone and you're getting a very sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you they will also again you getting hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Baba des tech roofing I was uh giving you guys a courtesy call see if you had any roofing troubles don't know you liked to have looked at uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh my name is Bob them with a stick roofing I was out giving you a courtesy calls if you had any roofing problems going on you like to have looked at it is is it but you have some problems going on far as roofing goes oh good yes yes yes okay what's happened rough do you have there oh yes yes someone someone did say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that hell no no no no we do we offer a no-cost no-obligation survey and I'll come on take a look at your rough for you what's up with you have no type of work do you have that again my name is Bob on with a stick roofing well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was family to go to university yeah hasp distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so you're saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it what we actually do a coating that goes over top of your existing roofs and sixty six forty to sixty percent lesson of conventional roughing it has a 15 year warranty and on all material and labor and it saves up to forty forty to sixty percent also on heating & cooling costs costs and and there's a lot I I'll obligation survey and quite catchy catchy level whole set again I said it saves on heating and cooling our rough does the type of effort went on that's got a 15 year warranty on it and I if the Liz sorry again it has a fifth my roof has a 15-year warranty that covers all material and labor and it's it saves on heating & cooling costs would you say that chicken rincon vinegar please yes I said it saves on the heating & cooling costs up to forty percent it's cheaper than conventional roofing and has a 15-year warranty if fish yes so if you'd like to have somebody come on take a look at it we can have them come out there and they'll call you and set up an appointment time to come out and look at your roof for you sorry which company did you say you're calling from again aztech aste see roofing well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling me that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that's it happens you know but you know that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know if they're more important than you know any you know job or for phone call or what oh yeah absolutely yes yeah we're actually on commercial roofing company and we have over 200 contractors so and we have quite a reputation for being straightforward and everything so would you be the one that would make decisions for that or would it be your daughter oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me you know um yes hello yes I'm here hello are you there yeah yeah I'm still here can you hear me sorry this is no kind of a that's a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good alright yeah I'm from sorry what were you saying again I was I was saying it does your daughter make the decisions for the roofing or it would be you know mixer decisions well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going through how is this going to work well what i'll do is i have our contractor contact you he'll call you and set up a time to come out and look at your roof and give you a no-cost no-obligation survey in the roof a bit on what would cost to fix your roof for you there's no charge to you well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and the hell yeah I mean it's something that that I've told what I should be looking at my that's nothing eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that that I should be going for the something like this but there's a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I yeah absolutely so it's just hang on for one second here hang on does it so sorry about that oh that's all sorry what were you saying there again yeah I just needed to know what type of roof you have is it like a flat roof or metal or oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing was it was that you no no no it sorry you know what was your name again my name is Bob and I'm with azteca roofings well it's funny that you should fall because my third eldest larissa see she said yes just this last week and you know cc's she is very smart i won't give her back because i know she was the first in the family to go to university yeah and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite so yes so yes you were saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well I'd like I said it's a it's cheaper than conventional roughing and I just need like you know if you have a commercial building or a flat roof or a metal roof or something like that so I could vacuum will information have a contract to contact you and you guys can set up a time for him to come out and take a look at it I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level what was that again here I just need to know what type of roof you have there in your place is a shingle or as a metal or rubber or if the Liz sorry again you have a metal roof or a rubber roof or what type of roof do you have would you say that again like in please what yeah what type of roof do you have there if is that metal or rubber or sorry ever which something did you say you're calling from again astec roofing well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble as the people here because yeah went for something that I shouldn't have no I'm not trying to do none of that I was a stress I think that my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but if that really hurt and and and sometimes intently you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever it is as our residential or Elizabeth there oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah hello yeah I'm not trying to get you in no trouble are you there hi yeah I'm here let me let me call you back real quick return okay sorry there's\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"you uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here you there okay can you hear me now come on yes this is Ann can you hear me now oh good yes yes yes okay great mr. Jacob this is Jack and I'm calling from top cross a duct cleaning call reading today is yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you uh well I spoke with you back in February and you asked me to call back this month sometime so therefore I'm just calling back yes sorry what's your name again my name is Jack well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and she she's no she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well if you could tell me like how big is your house like how what is the square root of your house and I can go to the price like how much we will charge you for the duct cleaning I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the discussion they will okay so again I was saying like can you please tell me how big his big is your house so I can quote you the price according to the square foot of your house like is that two thousand square feet or 25 25 but the little sorry again like how big his big is your house like 2,000 square feet or like 3,000 be a skill freak you have would you say that again again please well answer asking like how big is your house like how the how many rooms do you have in the house we have three or five do you have duct clea duct services in your house ish is great and how many furnace do you have do you have one furnace or two sorry which company could you show you calling from again I'm calling from top class air duct cleaning we cling to the duct and the vent well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or water for whatever it is mm-hmm okay so what do you want me to do oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm here hello are you there yeah I'm here I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it I'm so good yes uh sorry what were you saying again like I was saying we clean the duck okay well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"spawning card services this is James having you oh sorry I can barely hear you there can you hear me now is it better yes yes well sir alright so uh and I believe you are responding to get a low interest rate on your existing credit cards oh good yes yes yes oh no which credit card do you carry the major credit balance will that be your visa or your master oh yes yes so what someone should buy last week I did somebody call last week that's fine thanks alright well so we were trying to get in touch with you and we were we weren't able to dos do so so that's the reason I'm calling you back sir sorry what's your name again my name is James Williams and so you're talking to a consumer services of Visa and MasterCard cards okay and the criteria is that if you carry a total credit which is more than thirty five hundred dollars and above on your credit card then we are here to drop down the interest rate for you okay well it's funny that you should pause because my third elder charissa see she was talking about this this last week and okay see she is very smart I was a little bad because you know she is the first in the family to go to university okay things happen you know we're we're all quite fat okay yes so I'm super famous I should look you know get little bit look into this little thing so what more can you tell me about all right well so the thing is like you know I will tell you like you know you will have a good picture of this like you want to belong why you were chosen all right okay I'm sorry I ll couldn't quite catch this basic catchy label for second what I was saying I'll let me I will just so firstly I will explain you that why you were chosen for a low-rate program okay why was this goal made are you again like why was this call I made to you okay let me tell you first well sir this call was in regards to drop down the interest rate on all the credit cards which you have which carry for which you have been making your payments on time and you sir because of your good financial history and your payment history your profile have been put up for review by credit bureau Experian and finalized that they should drop down the interstate on your all existing credit cards so as you opted to press one online it got a transfer to our department this is the consumer department of Visa and MasterCard charge and so our criteria is that if you owe like $3,500 and above on your credit cards then we are here to drop down the interest rate on your own existing visa master American Express or discover cards all right only the criteria is $3,500 Anabelle okay say that again again please that if you carry a total project which is more than $3,500 if all right so on which credit card do you carry your major credit balance will that be your visa master American Express or Discover sorry which companies you say we falling from again master I'm calling you from card card services this is the consumer services of Visa and MasterCard cards if you see your billing statement on the second and talk on a page of the billing statements you will see all the buildings and everything is provided by card services we are the primary people you know who disperse these cards to the bank at a nominal rate of one to two percent and the bank further issues these credit cards to the consumer at a four to five times more interest rate that's why consumers are paying like 10 12 15 20 percent interest rate so that's the reason we have come in the picture right now all our consumers you know who have a debt of more than thirty five hundred dollars then we are helping them out and dropping down the interest rate for them well you know okay please here's the thing so the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have we shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that's it that happens but really and sometimes in family and I think these things are quite important to know if they're more important than lovely I love your ball Jennifer and I do understand that what was it worth it mm-hmm and so would you be interested in dropping down the interest rate for sir for your accounts because once we are going to drop down the interest rate for you like you know more money you know whatever payments you're going to make on your accounts from today onwards more money will go towards a principal amount and less money you will lose towards your interest in financial charges so in that way you will get rid of your credit debt much faster much easier all right and very soon your accredited rating at the end of the day definitely your credit rating is going to go high simplify oh yeah okay since you look that way I mean if you think fights friendly straightforward with me here hello okay hello hello yes I'm here so what is the total debt sir which you carry in a Ferrari I have a bit of a bit of a problem this phone and my hearing is not very good if sorry what were you saying again I was saying like what is the total debt with you all the banks on your credit card so how much is the total well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy through how was ask Eichenberg I'm telling I'm asking you one thing so I'm like how much do you owe on your credit cards to the bank and you have do you have any rough idea well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient and all men here and is it yeah yeah I mean it's something that but I wasn't told what I should be looking at my third oldest already yeah I think yeah that's what you already told me okay you're she working for investigators that's what I should be going for this something like this but just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on it so sorry about that oh sorry what were you saying there again I don't remember sir and what was the thing what were you saying by the way oh yes if you don't want me at all your daughter or something it's if I last week some of the co last week that fine thanks what was it was that here I don't remember calling you you telling me something about your daughter right yes sorry what was your name again my name is Peter Wilson well it's fine but you should call because my third elder larysa see she was talking about Christmas just last week and you know everything seized she is very smart I won't give her bad because she was the first to the family to go to university and see half the distinction you know we're we're all quite proud of a year so yes you were saying that I should look you know give me the sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it nothing more I can tell you about that only now you are the one who should tell me like how much do you owe the bank on total of your credit cards and this is the last time I'm gonna ask you I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it very catchy label reading how much how much do you all the banks on your credit cards where is the total money with you only cards this sorry again what is the total amount you owe the banks on your credit cards could you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Paintsville cane sword is for a new card member sorbus how are you doing today sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there so I believe that you are s wants to get a lowering the three yes yes so on which area do you want to get a lowering that there may be a weasel watch master oh good yes yes yes on this year's get high Oh oh yes yes someone someone it it's by last week that is some of the co last week about the same thing what was that you it's a regatta matzo guys did verify me sorry what was your name again I said on the change God you want to get a liver oil today these are God or matzo God well it's funny that you should call because my third Elvis Larissa she was talking about this on this last week and these two very smart people that because she was the first to the family go to university she asked with this thing children you know where we're all quite nervous so she was saying that I should know something so if what they offer you don't want to live in desert is now quite fashionable also again I feel you don't wander interested you don't want to activate the interest rate on your credit card sorry again I say are you interested to get a low-end desert would you say that again again place I say are you interested to get a lower industry ish yes on which gauge God sir oh yeah sighs come again so I am calling for new card members services so this is we are now carefully serve serve less this is called till regard to drop down your interfere on your existing visa master Discover and American Express it will be giving you to all the details and I can they get you and how much you in reducing you can have it on your account me down responds to his patient because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble people here because I went home that I shouldn't have I think my elders Rachel think she would not speak to me for a week now you know that happened a bit that it really hurt and sometimes in fact you know things from these things are quite important if they're more important than you know God or phone call or whatever it is yes sir basically I see a way you are a good consumer you pay on this time you never miss your payment inside you try to make more than your monthly minimum payment that is character oh yeah since your people that way I mean you've been quite friendly stripe order here so yes sir so terribly p.m. the HR I'm here around amazing sorry amazing I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this spa and my hearing is a short notice sorry what what were you selling in they're right here on which values most let's get it God you use most well you know what I'm lucky but I promise you are a mighty bad guy you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were very how how I was this going through is how I was asked Eichenberg you don't want to get a lower in the fridge well anyway let's say your door does sound good I mean you have been very patient and all men here and is it yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told what I should be looking at my third oldest were rich Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura should be fought yeah yes she she says that those that I should be going through something like this and it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on one second here hang on so you're gonna want to get a low end as you know yes sir hello sir hello it so sorry sorry what were you saying there again I said are you interested to get into our industry oh yes somewhat someone it fits tight last week doesn't some of the coal off so we can finally thank what was that you know I am not calling you I'm calling you first time you go is audio do Center your own honor your company or your survival I see I'm not calling you but I am calling you question it's a card Bureau Center Orion called your Center I don't don't believe anyone else because it's not any scam it's not any telemarketing call it's not anything is called we are giving you a lower interest rate on your same credit score future you are leaving right now because we are the only one we are the only one who generates a will and tell you some good for you well it's funny that you should fall because my third Elvis Larissa she was victim is a listen just the last week Shirley's eternity is very small the last diverse family University Hospital a to know where where all what about every listener well yes she was saying that I should look you know get enough listen to me can you either tell me about it well listen to me it is possible to grab your God yes sir saw earlier quite capture a Takashi level for silicon I said is it is it possible to grab your cart but the list sorry again okay it possible to grab your cart could you say that again like in place is it possible to grab your car get your car is it possible ich ich so kindly grab your card and give me the excitation daily Oh God sorry you say I'm coming from again I'm calling from your Guard Bureau Center your own card company which you are using right now well you know is thankful for the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble for the people here because I went I thought I can you play King Lear I can you blame me telling you that but yes I think my eldest right sure see see now little bit that really hurt and sometimes in family are these facing really they're more important than that what for whatever it is [Music] so you don't want to get lowered as I get hang-up real answer you I think you are not indifferent people oh yeah I gave you it I act right listen to me police motorcycle I justify so I'm going to me so please listen to me so listen listen Larry but yeah I am be a giggly just give me a good sound against I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again [\\xa0__\\xa0] Gary got you you using right now which Gary's got it so these are all my sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how are you gang go through I was a skank [\\xa0__\\xa0] hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"the person that handles the gas and the electric bills in your home oh sorry I'm barely hear you there do you handle the gas and the electric bills in your home yes yes okay wonderful my name is rose I'm an energy advisor calling from a gr on behalf of Direct Energy we're a competitive retailer in Alberta and how are you doing today oh good this is this all right wonderful to hear the reason for our phone call today is just to give you some information about the energy program so we do have available here at direct energy I would just need to confirm your name that does appear on the bills for the gas or the electric service in your home is so on someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you may not me but have you had a chance to speak with the Direct Energy representative yes sorry what's your name again my name is rose well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's well she is very smart I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay wonderful I can definitely go into the program details with you just because we do record these calls for quality assurance purposes we need to make sure that we correctly identify you as the correct account is it your name that does appear on the bill through the gas or the electric service in your home I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch you catch you they will what was that again does your name appear on the bills for the gas or the electric service in your home sorry again like when you receive the bills for the gas in the electric when you know when you go to pay them when you receive those bills is it your name that comes the bills come in would you say that again again please when you receive the gas or the electric bill is your name on the bill it's fish okay wonderful and also we do record all of our calls for quality assurance purposes is that okay with you sorry which company did you say you're calling from again Direct Energy well you know here's here's something because the last time that I'd someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for me now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or for phone call or or what for whatever it is yeah oh yeah so grant you you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here ya know yes sir hello are you there yes sir i'm still here sir yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it's not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again I was just talking about the energy programs that we have available here at direct energy to make sure that we're able to offer you the security to protect yourself from the fluctuating regulated rates would it happen to be your name that does appear on the bills for the gas or the electric service well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to work well what we do is we have a variety of energy programs available in here at direct energy that come would allow you to have the security to protect yourself from the fluctuating regulated rates because right now if you're not under contract with another competitive retail energy provider you're going through the regulated rate providers and their rates have to be approved for them by the Alberta Utilities Commission so they do change every 30 days and we're calling today to make sure that we're able to offer you one of our fixed price programs so we were able to price protect you for your natural gas as well as your electricity service and I would just need to confirm is your name that the bills come in for the natural gas and electric well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that I've told what I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned or so before yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what nothing so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again well you know what sir you can always visit our website which would be direct energy com there you can definitely view our energy programs on the website okay well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart i won't give her back because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about us I'm hold on one moment sir I'm just going to go ahead and put my manager on the phone his name is David Robert I'm sorry I mean it couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull aside again oh that's okay sir my name is David Robertson one of the managers here on the floor what the agents of trying to legend always took please review our website at direct energy com all the information is on there okay but the litter sorry again that's okay we probably have a bad connection because I it's all right so I want to thank you again though for your time on behalf of Direct Energy have a wonderful day okay could you say that again again please I have a good day on behalf of Direct Energy the customer can't hear me on the line and then in the car yes yes you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi Lenny um good evening my name is Maggie Wilson and I'm calling on behalf of Cambridge windows and doors Lenny do you have any plans or wanted to replace windows and doors uh sorry I can barely hear you there okay do you have any plans or wanted to replace windows and doors yes yes yes yes so how many windows are you planning to replace oh good yes yes yes how many windows oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you um do you have any plans or wanted to replace your windows and doors sorry what what was your name again Maggie Wilson Maggie Wilson well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it oh okay so me asked um how many windows Lenny are you planning to replace I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you they catch you there what was that again okay how um how many windows are you planning to replace with the sorry again um how many windows or doors are you planning to replace could you say that again again please um Lenny how many windows and doors are you planning to place yes yes yes so um how many Lenny sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again Cambridge Cambridge windows and Doris well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is oh okay thank you Lanny and have a great day okay well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and and straightforward with me here um hello yes I'm still here hello are you there yes I'm still here oh yes sorry this I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again can I speak to um to your daughter please well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we would I mean how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work um sorry well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again um Lenny I'll just get a call back and speak to Karissa okay hi yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no it's not me sorry what what was your name again Maggie Maggie Wilson well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's well she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it no sir I'll call back okay thank you so much for your time and you do have a great day okay by I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what what was that again um I will call back I will call back okay with the sorry again I will call you back sir I will call you back could you say that again again please I will call you back yes yes yes hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny oh hi Lenny it's James I'm with the ggs air how you doing today sir uh sorry I can barely hear you there oh you can barely hear me sir uh my name is James is this Lenny yes yes yes oh hi sir yeah I'm with the ggs a uh this is just a service call we did some work for you a few years back and now is the time to have the furnace service again oh good yes yes yes okay sir now you're still located here at 5 apartment 7 correct oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you uh sir that I don't believe so it's actually my first day on the job now I'm sorry sir is this an apartment complex or is this an actual residence sorry what what was your name again uh my name is Jame sir well it it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay so what exactly was she mentioning about it if you don't mind me asking what what exactly did she mention to you I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what was that again uh your Elder's daughter Melissa I believe it was uh she spoke to you about some things that she she wanted to get done what what were they the sorry again oh I'm sorry sir now is glattus available to speak with byon chance could you say that again again please is glad it's available to speak with yes yes yes okay can I talk to her sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again oh your company sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is now Lenny I could have sworn you said that your eldest daughter's name was Melissa not Rachel well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello yes sir hello are you there yeah yes sir I'm right here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hello Mr uh sorry I can barely hear you there uh is this a Mr yes yes yes hey M my name is Jaylen product specialist with Charter I want to let you know this call will be monitored and then recorded for quality purposes Now call her just to review your account to make sure you're getting the best value that Charter has to offer now with your permission I have a few brief questions on need to ask tell me fully understand your current situation Mr I do see you are using our cable service is that correct sir oh good yes yes yes perfect perfect I want to thank you so much for being a little customer now sir just for being a little customer you qualify for some special promotions I have going on today with our internet and our home phone service now who's your internet provider at the time sir oh yes yes someone someone did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you uh it might have been me sir I mean or it might have been somebody else I mean what was your guys' conversation about sorry what's your name again my name is jayen well it it's funny that you should call because my third Elders Lissa she was talking about this this last week and she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it perfect sir so I'm actually glad I got you on the phone today cuz I mean just because you are using our cable services you you you qualify for some these great deals I have for my internet now most people are paying 60 bucks for the internet just because you have our cable already you can get our internet services for $339.99 now what that's going to include it's going to include one of the fastest internet speeds in the country sir 60 Megs to be exact and we even throw you in a modem with that as well now the modem itself cost more than the services so we're going to take care of that for you you don't got to worry about that okay now what I'm also going to do is provide you with a charter Security Suite okay now off bat that's going to protect you from viruses that's going to protect you from spamware spyware and hackers and things in that area okay so you're already going to be protected for that okay now are you still living in South Carolina I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what was that again I said are you still living in South Carolina sorry again I said are you still living in South Carolina can you can you hear me say that again again please is your address Drive yes yes yes okay perfect so this is what I can do for you cuz technicians are already out in your area Okay so I'mma tell them to by on the way back okay now we can get you set up as soon as next week sir on the 6th now would you prefer them to be out there in the morning time or the afternoon time sorry which company did you say you calling from again I'm calling from Charter Spectrum your your cable company you have us for for your cable now you told me that you're interested in getting some internet services because you're there was some in the family who was the first one to go to the university well right you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone I quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have IA should be telling you that but U yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh that happen you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or phone call or or or what whatever it is yeah yeah I understand that I understand that completely know exactly where you're coming from sir but I mean you were already looking into getting some internet right well yeah since since you that way I mean you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello yes sir I hear you I hear you hello are you there yes sir I hear you I hear you oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a a problem with this phone and and my hearing it's not so good um problem uh sorry what were you saying again what I was saying is since you were already looking into getting internet and I called you and you are using our cable service I can get you some internet for $39.99 okay well you know the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to U how is this going to work well this is going to work we're going to be out there next week now we're going to install all your internet okay we're going to install the modem we're going to do everything for you okay so you don't got to worry about hooking nothing up okay now once we get installed you can start surfing the web your daughter or your your elders can start studying she can do research she can find resources the whole internet that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should looking at um my third eldest Lissa she yeah yeah she um she says that I should be going for the but when she doesn't what she doesn't know is you know what what is most appropriate for for sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah s sorry about that um problem problem what I was saying is cuz this is what your elders did didn't know she thinks internet probably cost around $60 cuz that's what most people are paying for internet now just because you've been a loyal customer to our services for our cable you qualify for the internet for $39.99 Okay and like I said that's going to come with the modem Charter Security Suite the whole nine yards sir the whole nine plus oh yes it's uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was was was that you sorry what what was your name again well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her back because you know she was the first in the family kind of breaking to me like she passed with distinctions you know we're all quite power yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into look into this sort thing um so what more can you tell me about it well what else I can do for you is I can get you now what it's going to do you are you familiar with the internet at all I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what's that again I said are you familiar with the internet at all sorry again this because this is what I can do for you sir I can get you set up on Wednesday the 6th of April okay and we're going to be out there to hook you up for your internet okay now what I want you to do is could you say again please it sounds like to me you need a new home phone as well sir yes yes yes cuz this is what I can do for you sir cuz it sounds to me like you need a new home phone as well cuz I mean you you you're having trouble hearing me I'm having trouble hearing you so this is what I can do I can get you set up with internet and the home phone service for $49.98 okay you're basically getting a digital landline for $10 sir nobody nobody around here is getting that nobody at all sir so we're going to be out there on April 6th on Wednesday we're going to be out there in the afternoon to give you a little bit of time to sleep in okay one between 1: p.m. and 5: p.m. okay now do you do you already have a home phone number because I could possibly save that number and transfer it over to your new home phone sorry which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling uh from Charter Spectrum well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is yeah yeah yeah I understand that sir so just for that specific reason right there we're going to be out there on April 6th now would you want us out there in the afternoon or the morning time well you since since you you s that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes sir I hear you hello are you there yes sir I hear you yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again can you hear me well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how was this going to uh how is this going to work well can you hear me sir well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's um yeah yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here h okay so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again oh yes is oh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that with you um yes yes sir sorry what's your name again um my name is Jaylen Smith well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it hello can you hear me sir I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you you catch you there what was that again hello are you there yes sir can you hear me can you hear me sir yes sorry sorry what were you saying again well if you have any questions call sorry again 855 okay any questions if you have any questions just call A5 okay you you have a good rest of your day yes yes yes sorry which company did you say you calling from again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Kairos uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here this okay I'm sorry yes this is hi hi my name is Isaac and I'm with H es I'm just going to the homes in your area today to go over the neutrino program I just need to check with you surgeon you know how hold your home oh good yes yes yes okay how old is your answer oh yes yes someone someone kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that few I know act it wasn't sure were they able to make you aware what this program does yes sorry what's your name again my name is Isaac well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and racing she's so she is very smart I'll give about it because you know just the first of the family to go to university and see ah with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of oh yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this you can to sort of play um so what more can you tell me about it okay well the greenhorn program what it does it's it's a program that puts money into homes for any upgrade considered to reduce energy okay so things such as your heating in air the windows exterior paint roofing they also do special bathroom modifications for seniors over the age of 65 or anyone who has mobility issues and they also have a thing called drought resistant turf which the is the landscaping to drastically cut your bill for the water and lawn care I do anything having to do with energy efficiency if that is your knee than you do qualify is that something that would interest you oh I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catchy level pull off that again okay well here just let me run through and in and ask you some questions to see if you qualify okay but the Liz sorry but again okay this do you know how old your heating and air unit is sir would you say that again again please oh okay are you the program you're talking about yes this okay the program it just puts money into homes for any upgrade considered to reduce energy which would be just becoming more energy-efficient sorry which company did you say you were calling from again um this home energy services well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have they shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important to them than any you know gobble or phone call or all right whatever it is of course okay what what is this does sir eight we're not well first and foremost are using homeowner oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes hello yes hello are you Laila hello hello yes I'm still here oh yes sorry it is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good right yes sorry what were you saying again okay well my name is Isaac okay and I'm with home energy services and we're just trying we're going to be in your area to discuss the green home program okay so I just need to speak with a homeowner are using homeowner sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy - how was this guy come bug Oh what it does is that this program just puts money back into older homes okay consider to reduce energy so if you become more energy-efficient they provide funding for that well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third out system already yeah I think I mentioned little people yes dear senior citizens there that I should be going to me something like this right it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the tigris what not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that yeah so sorry what were your psyche Merrigan I was just asking you if you knew how old your heating and air unit was oh yes yes uh someone someone did kids say last week that did someone did Co last week about the same thing what was it was that you know sir yes sir sorry what was your name again my name is Isaac sir well it's funny that you should call because my third Elvis Larissa he was talking about this this last cleaner and CC's panel she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see whatever she's our addictions you know when you know that out of oh yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it ah well actually I could tell you a whole lot more about us right we just need to ask her answer a few questions for me I'm sorry I need our unit is quite catchy catchy level pull that again I'm do you know how old your heating and air unit is that's the list sorry but again your heating and air unit sir your furnace or air conditioner do you know how old that is put you to say that again like in place do you know how old your heating and air unit is sir if yes and how old is that sir sorry company did you say you're calling from again from home energy services well are you the homeowner here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of a company called people here because I went racial where I probably shouldn't be telling is that but yes I think my eldest Rachel's if you don't want to yeah any kind of trouble with me was I was out if now by chance a home or there is no more available it fit that remember oh you work and sometimes in family and I basically things are quite important if they're more important even that waiting when I gobble upon a little bit water I got everything if you do have one available yes oh yeah scissors since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello hello are you there hello yeah oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good okay okay well either sorry what were you saying again oh I was looking for a homeowner well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed I love the way your dad my quite as low class how cool was it I don't know how's it going to work we're going to provide funding for any of consider to reduce energy funding that you don't have to pay back well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told I should be looking at my I wish daughters Marissa and wrestler yeah I think I mentioned Laurel should be folks yes yes she she says that the first one the second one going for the something life isn't that redundant it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not think so I could just hang on for one second here hang on it so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again oh yeah well much bigger with oh yes yes so what someone's did since say last well yes I love it all out who is this one I with right now what was it was that you hello who is this one my stricken with yes sorry what was your name again ah I'm I'm asking you no sir Who am I speaking with well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa yes so much pain without this just this last week okay yeah CeCe's feel sorry smile might be the last because you know she was so it was nice army sir that you have said goodbye and she passed with distinction\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here you there can you hear me a little better now yes is with our promotion today you were selected to receive a free medical alert system so congratulations I would marry you with us are you familiar with them and how they work oh yes yes someone someone did bids say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you was that yes sorry what what's your name again my name is Kiana well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah ECC's know she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it flight was a little button that you wear ironic you press the button if something would have happened like if you would have a bad fall or if you want to have a stroke or something like that you just press that button and you can't help available to you immediately and doctor I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch education level what was that again doctors refer to the first hour after an accident or heart attack at the golden hour meaning if emergency services can get to you within the first hour then your odds of survival they can be as high as 80% the great thing about this alert system is it's not just used for medical emergencies you can also use it any time that you feel service threatened or scared like in the case of a fire or a break-in you just press that button and all the emergency services are on their way again my name is Kiana and just so I can get to know you a little better may I have the correct spelling of your first and last name but the sorry again you didn't hear anything I just said would you say that again again please how do I spell your name yes fish are you going to spell it sorry which company did you say you were calling from again well life protect 24/7 well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay oh yeah I can use our sisters since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello I'm listening hello are you there yes I'm listening is something wrong with your phone yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a but if a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I was asking for you to spell your name well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work how was it going to work well are you so they do they are we going around good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Irish Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she is patience her that that that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not think so I could do just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that I have without a doubt sorry what were you saying there again do you have a duck oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know it wasn't at that card you could so that was a whole nother company yes sorry what was your name again Kiana well it's value that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay do you have a landline phone I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that discussion there well what was that again do you have a landline phone how's our profession sorry again a landline phone a house phone number do you have a home telephone number in your home would you say that again again please do you of a house phone number a landline phone that plugs into the wall yes what is that phone number sorry which company did you say you're calling from again oh my god life protect 24/7 hello you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is so yeah you told me that you told me that before oh yeah scissors since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm listening hello are you there yes I'm listening is there something wrong with your father because you keep sorry sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again oh oh gee oh my god well I with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how true hello kiwis work hello is this a real person well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean hello something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she um she says that though that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the good firemen I guess you would not think so I could just hang on for one second fear hang on what is going on like is this a prank call yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again hello what's your name again oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you hello sir why do you keep saying the same exact thing over and over again like we literally just had this conversation I swear three times is this a real person like are you playing are you late for the Falls like what's going on what is your name could I gave you my name like four times what is your name well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and hello sir fictions you know we're all quite proud of her yes do you hear me yes are you are look you know get into this hello hello um sir can you listen what more tell me about it sir is this our car but it's all quiet catch it catch you they will pull us out again are you playing on the phone like what is going on like seriously you just told me the same thing like five different times five times the exact same thing the exact same way like what is going on what is your name are you playing but the sorry again what is your name I gave you my name six times what is your name good would you say that again again please what is your name are you playing on the phone what is your name yes yes yes yes guess what yes you're playing on the following wife sorry which company did you say you're calling from again um can you hold for a second please I might go talk to my supervisor okay well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or or what whatever it is you hello hello hello hello hello you're saying hello now oh yes sorry sorry what-what were you saying again sir you keep asking me that you just said what was I saying again like seven times and I haven't said anything you just keep talking about anything I'm just gonna hang up because I don't know what's going on are you I don't even think you're a real human being I think you're someone playing on the phone or your computer or something like that so just call me being very unproductive I'm going to go ahead and disconnect the call oh yeah scissors since you're you pull up that way\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny yes Lenny my name is Lulu I'm with ap national uh sorry I I can barely hear you there yes my name is Lulu and I'm with ap National here in Houston yes yes yes okay and I had just left a message for I believe is it Harry oh good yes yes yes yes I was just trying to see um what we would have to do to be on your approved carrier list maybe move any shipments for you oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no sir sorry what what was your name again my name is Lulu well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she oh great passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it um I'm just trying to see if you have any any kind of shipments I don't know if y'all move containers or how your product comes in um if we could do any of those shipments for you as a trucking company I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what what was that again okay we're a trucking company with the sorry again a trucking company could you say that again again please yes sir a trucking company yes yes yes yes sir and I'm just trying to see if we could do any of your shipments for you sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm with ap National Logistics here in Houston well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know oh no that happen you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or whatever it is completely understand well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello are you there yes sir yes sir oh yes sorry this is I have have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again I'm with the trucking company and I was just offering our services maybe to move any kind of shipments that y'all may have um if you ship them out on full truck loads or if you ship out by maybe containers or set up shipping for customers well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work no if you had any any shipments I mean I don't know if you move Freight for anybody or well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yes she um she says uh that that I should be going for something like this you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes sir yeah so sorry about that um that's fine sorry what were you saying there again no sir I was just asking if you had any shipments or anything if we could be on your approved carrier list well with it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it well I'm just offering our services as a as a trucking company um I don't know if y'all do any kind of shipments or arrange to move any kind of shipments for your customers um just offering our services there I could email quite catch catch you there what was that okay do you have do they have an email where I could send over our company information to them with the sorry again do they have an email where I might could send my company information over to you could you say that again again please an email address yes to where I might I might could send my company information over to them sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm with ap National Logistics I'm a trucking company well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay that that's fine thank you so much for your time well you know since since youve you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello are you there\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Peyman how are you oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh yeah I was calling about the merchant account for the business do you handle that or is that Carl yes this is yeah so I was calling because it's a free level one rate review have you heard of that process at all oh good yes yes yes yes so the what the deal is is they passed a federal mandate a couple years ago called the Durbin amendment and it actually capped what Visa and MasterCard could charge for many of their cards but they didn't put any regulation on any companies that actually process cards for business owners to actually give those rates so many of them just kept it as profit so our strategy is we are just kind of passing on those rates to businesses as they were intended and saving them money so that's what I was calling for today to see if we could review a couple of your statements and save you some money in hopes that you would move over to our company and change here with oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't think so now yes sorry what's your name again my name is David well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university certain she passed a graph distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her so yes you're saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes well really what's happening is the Durbin amendment it capped what Visa MasterCard could charge okay for certain cards and it lowered a lot of those cards under 1% but the credit card companies they don't actually give those rates out because not a lot of businesses know about that mandate and so when we do a rate review we usually save a lot of money and you can you know become you would move over our sorry I'm in quite catchy catchy label what was that again well you would move over to our company called I payment and we would actually save you money and to make it worth it for you to make the change and we're actually going to pass on those rates to you as they were intended so that's what so what on the best plan of action is to if you could fax me over a statement or two I could actually fax back a template that would show how much I can save you and we could go over at line by line and hopefully you would move over to us so you two Carl doesn't do this for the business at all it's you but the Liz sorry but again Carl doesn't handle the merchant account you handle the merchant account there would you say that again again please yes I was just wondering if Carl does not do this anymore for the business you handle this aspect of the business yes yes oh very good yeah great it did you want to fax me over a statement or two and I would do a cost comparison sorry which company did you say we're calling from again a payment well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever watch narratives yes sir yeah sure well do should I call back and talk to your daughter perhaps well yeah scissors since you you pull it that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah yes yeah hello are you there still here yes I'm still here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes uh sorry what were you saying again I was hoping to maybe call your your daughter back and do the and an analysis with her if she would fax me over a statement or two from your current processor well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going true how was this going to book well um you had fax me a verse statement that would fax back a cost analysis and then we would go over it and if you liked what I said you could switch over to me I would fax you over an application and you would sign it and then we would move over to you and you would move over to our company well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Nora or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess you are not student so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but so sorry what were you saying there again I was just hoping to earn your business by having you fax over a statement and I could fax back how much I can save you and we can go from there oh yes your your cred yeah someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no no someone else perhaps it should re what would what's your name again Oh David well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her year yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes well if you wanted to fax me over a statement or perhaps I could talk to Larissa and I talked to Larissa about the account I'm just writing are processing a quite catchy catchy label pulls that again the credit card processing account can I talk to Larissa about it but the Liz sorry again the credit card processing account for would you say that again please oh yes the credit card processing account for yes yes yes yeah is Larissa available sorry yeah which company did you say we're calling from again a payment hello you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then yeah that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever whatever it is is the recording hello are you there well done man oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello Carl there oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello there's no cook Cleavon hearing I talk hello yes may I speak with Carl oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again is Carl there oh yeah scissors since you you pull it that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here oh hello hello are you Leigh yeah well done well done oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello sorry I can barely hear you there sir this is Alex calling from air duct cleaning services audition yes this is so you're dead cleaning services oh good yes yes yes okay sir solution actually the reason of a college and from the dead visiting a promotional area regarding complete air duct cleaning services in just 100 sir no hidden charges no capture this oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that view yes I sorry what was your name again okay then well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking Penta just this last week and you know she she's she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hashed with distinction you know we're we're all quite about of her years so yes she was saying that that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I barely hear you there can you hear me now sir yes this is yes my name is Cameron Finch I am doing notification calls to PG&E customers regarding the rate increase if you are a property or not spending $75 on your electric bill that qualifies you for federal funding to reduce or eliminate your bill would you say spending that much oh good yes yes great serve in you certainly do qualify for the funding just a moment my supervisor will provide you with more information as well as how you can benefit from these program is somewhat someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you hi there my name is Amy Cameron's to provide a hyzer yes sorry what's your name again Amy well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she's talking about this just this last week and yeah she she's no she is very smile give her bad because you know she was immersed in family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so walking tell me about it okay so this is a state-funded program that is assisting home owners to improve their home by initiating any home improvement that will assist them to reduce the electric bills so it is through the California Energy Initiative program that any home improvement from double pane windows insulation heating systems solar urethane energy efficient air conditioner unit and weather stripping thank you couldn't quite catch it because she level poor silicon the last one so it's basically any home improvement any home improvement that is anything like double pane windows insulation heating systems solar newer things weather stripping the state will fund you up to 70 percent 7-0 of the total cost transitioning into any one of these programs but you won't be affected by any rate increase from PG&E impair and basically making your home more energy efficient so to qualify there are only two requirements I understand that you are the home owner is that correct would you say that again again please I understand that you are the home owner is that correct yes yes okay how much would you say roughly speaking that you spend on your electric portion of your bill per month sorry which company did you say you're calling from again and in order to qualify we only need for you to be spending at least $75 per month on just the electric portion of your bill well you know but here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't tell you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then aha you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or whatever whatever it is ah okay and so who pays the bills for you your electric bill as your eldest son pays the bills for you oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no yes I'm yes hello are you there yes I'm here yes I'm here name is man I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good okay uh sorry what-what were you saying again and how much is your electric portion of your bill a roughly speaking per month well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going true how is this going to Burke Oh cases and buy any home improvement which is ad like double pane windows solar new roofing your electric bill after transitioning into one of those programs your electric bill will be reduced or either eliminated depending on how what type of energy efficient source your the ventured chosen to venture into ok so let's say for example probably your air conditioning unit is old and insufficient it's consuming much of your electricity so you can use those funds to to get an energy new energy-efficient air conditioning unit that will assist you to reduce your electric bill so maybe you have a high blue you can actually use these funds for solar since the state will fund you up to 70% of the total cost transitioning into solar or new roofing so there are 18 energy efficient programs to choose from so you'll be using those funds for that ok so to qualify and there are only two requirements you being the home owner and spinning at least $75 per month on just the electric portion without gas ok well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've cobbled that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yeah she says that that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay yes so sorry about that so sorry what were you saying there again how much is your electric bill per month without gas is someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no it wasn't me yes sorry what what's your name again Amy well it's failure that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and yes she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first and the family could go to universe ha ha ha ha distinctions you know we're we're all quite bad so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing ok what more can you tell me about it you okay so it's using this funding program it will assist you to improve your home and reduce your electric bill so any improvement was captures the ducati level for silicon and any home improvement from soda using energy efficient air conditioning unit double pane windows the states will find you up to seventy percent of the total cost transitioning into any energy efficient program okay so I believe that you are the homeowner is that correct would you say that again again please are you the home owner yes yes how much is a electric bill per month without gas just the electric portion sorry which company did you say you're calling from again at least $75 per month on electricity well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is yes okay I do understand but on this at this we are not selling anything we are qualifying you with funding to assist you with improving your home oh yeah do you know that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here uh-huh hello some hair hello are you there yes I'm here I am here I can you hear me yeah have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again how much is your electric bill per month well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going true how was this going to work hello are you there Oh I know yes sorry sorry what-what were you saying again yes I want to know how much are you paying per month on your electricity bill well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that though that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on if so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again I was asking how much your mind people in sir oh yes yes someone someone it just sits say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that yes [Music] yes it was after yes sorry what's your name again with Cameron well it's funny that you caused my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yes she is very funny people bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university see Jana screech you know where Wow yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing yes okay let me just get my supervisor so you can give you all the information that you need just a moment hold on a second okay sir Memphis is a federal funding program sir which will help you to choose or eliminate the lectures people and it's entirely up to you as to how you want to go about this you can choose one of 18 programs to implement upon your home with no cash outlays on your end I'm sorry you can catch the Ducati level also okay okay sir it's a federal funding program to help reduce or eliminate you in the physical world and it's entirely up to us which energy efficient source you want to implement upon your home without any cash outlays from your end can you contribute anything from sailor listen you can choose anything from solar double pane windows new information and a whole lot more so it's entirely up to you as to Lux you want to put up on your home and there will be no cash outlays from your end would you say that again again place if this what didn't you get sir sorry yeah which company did you say your clothing from again sustainable energy outreach sir well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't yes sir but yes I think my my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happened you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or whatever it is you well yeah since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes yes I'm saying yes sir are you there I'm Julia yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is okay sorry what were you saying again so I'd like to know how much you are spending on average towards really kissing people well you know with the low finances the way they are we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going true how is this going to work it's going to help you reduce your electricity bill sir or eliminated well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest were race Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes you mentioned you mentioned she says that that I should be going for the something like this yes yes you know but what is most appropriate from for retirement so I could just hang on for one second here hang on so it's a nice for you better for me yes so sorry about that so sorry what were you saying there again I was asking how much you spend on your electricity bill per month on average it was more than $75 or is it live is someone someone did some I should say last week no did someone didn't call us we'll think about the same thing what was it was that you yes sir if sorry what's your name again Cameron well it's pain that you should call because my third eldest larisa she was and okay sir hi he's very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family Dinkins you know about of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it hello you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello Oh barely hear you there is this a joke yes this is my name is Jacqueline and I'm calling you from the technical department of Windows computer so I didn't mean to use the computer at you home oh good yes yes yes and the reason for my Collins let you know that from last few weeks we are receiving lots of warning reports from your computer to our centralized server that most of the time do you used to do Facebook or sending emails this kind of activities from your computer oh yes yes so on some once it is by last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was that here no I didn't call you up but might be from our company somebody because this last week we are getting the reports and we have identified the reports we have much of the information about in our routing system that is very urgently we have given you the call that because you didn't fix up the computer you didn't remove the infections from your computer that's the reason again and again we are receiving the report so I want to show you the report first of all are you trying to say computer yes sorry what's your name again my name is Jacqueline well it is sorry but you should go because my third eldest larissa see she was thinking about fishes just last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart i won't give her bath because you know she was the first to the family to go to university I can see us making distinctions you know where we're all quite about four years so I'm yes she was saying that I should look you know get so was the main user who is the main users work Morgan tell me about it and then let me show you the report first of all which we are receiving the reports and how many dangers program are running out on your computer might be whenever you are connected to the Internet whenever you're browsing the internet watching YouTube or whatever you are doing from the internet at that time this kind of very bad infections are getting on your computer and due to that we are continuously receiving the reports so that's the reason we have given you the call that we can help you or to remove all those infections from your computer after that then we can stop the like we can stop the infections which we are receiving from your computer so you can find if your employer now basically level 40 seconds ok let me show you the report first of all that I can make you explain much better ok this little sorry again can you able to turn on your computer now could you say that again again please hold on if if if hello are you there yes I'm yeah I'm telling you can you able to turn on your computer now oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again Yui did you don't understand anything sorry I will\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"calling from Windows technical department how are you doing today oh sorry I can barely hear you there this is de penser calling from windows technical department how are you doing today yes yes so this is a service call regarding your computer ok oh yes yes yes so we got a notification that your computer is not responding for online updates due to some critical errors and warnings which are very harmful to your computer in order to make you check and resolve that problem by yourself I'm calling you sir okay oh yes yes someone someone did say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was off no no no sir this is the first time I'm calling you sorry what's your name again my name is defender Steven Alan well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she was talking about this just last week and you know she she's talking she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite about of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it so if you want I can confirm your computer licensed security ID - if that ID matches only you can continue my call okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch it level what was that again if you want I can if you want I can confirm your computer license security I discern if that ID matches only you can continue my call sorry again so I can confirm your computer licensed security ID which is very confidential between the Microsoft Windows and the Windows user okay if that ID matches only you can continue my call would you say that again again please haha so if you want I can confirm your computer licensed security ID okay if the tiny matches only you can continue my call okay I'm calling from again I'm calling from Microsoft Windows technical department sir well you know you should think because the last time that either someone called up and only on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't tell you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me probably now you know let that happens but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay so okie dokie sir so you don't want to protect your computer from my side okay am i right oh yeah since you look that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here I'm leave are you are you there yes I'm here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is okay sorry what were you saying again so could you please turn on your computer so that I'll just guide some my side to fix the problem by yourself well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how's it going through how is this going to work it's a free service called from Windows Department we are not going to charge any single door also so we will just guide the method that's it you can fix the problem by yourself well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I can call what I should be looking at my third oldest Irish boy she I think I mentioned this before yeah Celia men she will be made sure that those that I should be going to me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second appear hang on okay yes so sorry about that oh yes sorry what were you saying there again sir can I speak to you what I'll Oh oh yeah so what someone did say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was that sorry sir I'm calling from Microsoft Windows technical department sir I don't know about whom you call you in the last week sorry what's your name again my name is Devin Allen well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was mine I had to call back just this last week and you know CeCe's she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university okay and see hashed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite bad at oh yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look yeah I get into the look into this sort of thing so what important tell me about it so could could you please provide me a best answer that I can call back again whenever the UI elder is in home so that I want to speak with her once I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it lady Kashi level for silicon could you please provide me the best end I want to speak with your elder sorry again something - have a great day bye-bye would you say that I can again please so please provide me the best time so that I can call back you again yes when when when whenever you are elder is in homes that I can speak with her once from again I'm calling from Microsoft Windows technical department well you know here's nothing because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I have my leader trainer see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that it's ok it's ok it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is he took it okay have a great day bye-bye well yeah since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm here hello are you there hello yeah I'm here yes sorry I know I never have a bit of a bit of a problem if this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again it's nothing\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"yeah i see that you are holding to get relief from your death is that correct uh sorry i can barely hear you there now you can hear me [Music] yes yes yes i see that you are holding to get really from your credit card that is that correct [Music] oh good yes yes yes okay so uh who am i speaking with it's truck oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you no no i don't remember you uh can you please tell your first and last name name sorry what was your name again my name is alice well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see yeah with distinctions i'm not i'm not sure she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us okay i'll first verify me your first and your last name i'm sorry i i couldn't quite catch you that did catch you there well what was that again i said can you please spell your first and your last name sorry again can you hear me would you say that again again please i said can you verify me can you spell your first and your last name yes yes yes now go ahead follow me your first name sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's your debt relief program well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone i got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes i think my my eldest rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but um have you ever heard anything you heard me you heard me what what\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"regional carpet cleaning with clean tombs with 6995 or doing some tomorrow if you like oh sorry I barely hear you there oh we do a rug carpet cleaning huh what service that we offer yesh yesh yesh and we seen two rooms for 6995 we're doing some tomorrow afternoon delight oh good yes yes yes we delay the evening is imperfect winning this week oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that few know I wasn't me know yes sorry what's your name again Hey well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa yeah she was talking about this real this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart i'll give him at it because you know she was the first in the family go to university and yeah past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it uh-oh service that we offer we do a carpet then are both free cleaning I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will also again oh it's a service that we offer the regional carpets and upholstery cleaning I don't do it sorry again but carpet and upholstery cleaning upholstery would you say that again again please we do carpet and rug cleaning rugs rug cleaning yes yes you know so maybe we should call again some other time sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's a regional carpet cleaning well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have oh yeah we shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but bit that really hurt and sometimes in global you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yeah yeah okay so I don't want I don't want to get you in trouble so I'll just called that some at a time well yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah yeah you doing hello yeah hello are you there hello oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again so perhaps i should call again some other time when the your daughter is on well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to book it doesn't it's just an estimate the person offer we don't there's no cause well you know that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned lorsha before yeah yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from the diamond I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that oh sorry what were you saying there again I thought I was hearing a duck is yes so what someone did did say last week noted someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no no it wasn't not me no no was not me yes sorry what's your name again Richard rich well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa know she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it oh well look I'll just hold when your daughter is home huh I'm sorry I call back when your daughter is liable what was that again well when your daughter is home i will just call back when she's home so she can take a decision all right sorry again I have to go now I must go now could you say that again again please I have to go now because there's work to do here yes yes yes but I'm not call some other time sorry I which company did you say you're calling from a glass it doesn't matter it's richer a regional carpet cleaning well you know here's is something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but that's really her and then some\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"and I'm calling you from Windows Department about your computer right uh sorry I can barely hear you there so right now you are freaking across with your computer that's why I am calling and I want to show you with the technical step alright so are you working on a computer right now yes this is alright so let me show you we have been getting the errors and one is from the computer and it used your computer idea number got deactivated someone on people are successfully connecting with your network without your knowledge and authorization so I just want to show you you need to reactivate your ID number also you need to plug those for an IP address how good you know your computer is done right is someone someone are you in front of you can GI last week that is some of the co last week that the same Thanks what was the prosecute okay okay your best sure let me show you okay I will show you with the technical step so sir sorry everyone did you keep full name again what did you hear me well it's finally a talk because my third elders Larisa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she sees she is very smart I'll call give about because I choose the first and family go to university and see heart participation you know and we're all quite about various so yes you were saying that I should you know get sort of thing so what more can you tell me about so if you want to check it out then I get right away okay now each and everything what exactly using the problems I'm sorry I have quite a concentrated country level also again I want to show you it needles cap show you please check it out and you will understand what exactly you are facing right now okay the sorry web again so again if this corner in front of a computer and you [\\xa0__\\xa0] check it out how would you say that again again please in you code here in front of the door computer so that I deal with the technical step or if any enemy sorry copy you say confirmation coding in Windows technical department sir well you know is is because the last time that someone called up and hopefully find I got in quite a bit of trouble because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest right si si si for which he perfectly that happens a bit that really curtain and sometimes it family and I think these things are quite important if they're more cautious that job fun or what or whatever it is kid in our cooking at the time no problems all right oh yeah since since you put up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes yes okay well didn't I get in sure your aura yes I can hear you oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny so what this your first name uh sorry I can barely hear you there okay what is your first name sir yes yes yes sir what is your first name oh good yes yes yes sir what is your first name oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you okay so sir why sir sir what what was your name again okay my name is Michael Lopez and how about you sir what is your first name well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay so sir let's continue this process first okay I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you they did catch you there what what was that again let's continue this process first okay sorry again what is your first name sir could you say that again again please your first name yes yes yes okay so sir thank you for the call have a good day sorry which company did you say you were calling from again okay our company name is a platinum rewards okay well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay okay okay so sir let's continue this first okay well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straightforward with me here um hello okay so sir what is your first name your first name sir yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again what is your first name well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much first I mean how how how how is this going through U how is this going to work so your first name is well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going excuse me sir hold on hold on hold on it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay okay yes so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again sir what is your first name oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you sir I need I need your answer what is your first name let's continue this process first sorry what what was your name again Michael Lopez well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's do have any that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she pass okay thank you for the call have a good day you know we we're all proud of her\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"sandy it's available uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hi there my name is sandy is available yes this is either your accent is lovely what my name is sandy we're calling on the behalf of triangle home center the reason for our call we're offering up to forty percent discount on all home improvement projects so we specialize in things like kitchen bathroom roofing painting plumbing electrical room additions and everything in between so what project is next on your to-do list would it be something on the insider would it be something on the outside oh good it is do you have any future plans for any upgrades or or changes to your home is this someone someone did say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you know I I don't believe it's you it was me no yes sorry what's your name again I'm sandy we're with triangle home center what we're just calling to help homeowners with any future upgrades or changes they're thinking of making to you to their home so what we're doing is we're just showing color sample swatches we're answering any questions that are and needed and we're leaving any information with the homeowners for them to consider and for future consideration what what are you thinking of doing in the future is it something on the inside or is it something on the outside well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university yeah and she passed nice distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so I'm saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it now I'm we're fully licensed bonded and all of our work is guaranteed we've been in business for over 20 years so words we're just offering free estimates and leaving that information for you guys you and your daughter to think about now are you guys considering something on the inside or considering something on the outside I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will pull that again okay now what we're doing is we're at we're leaving free estimates and answering any questions that that homeowners do have about any future projects were you considering you and your daughter were you considering something on the insider considering something on the outside mr. sorry again were you were you and your daughter considering a project on the inside are considering a project on the outside of your home would you say that again like in please can you hear me can you hear me okay yes can you hear me okay oh okay now what we're doing is we're offering free estimates we're showing homeowners can did you hear me sorry which company did you say you're calling from again sir we're triangle home center do you guys have any projects you're thinking of doing to your home well you know here's here's the thing because the line time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these are there more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is I agree I agree family is important I do I'm sorry she did that oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello thank you yes thank you or are you here I'm here oh yeah I'm here sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again okay now I don't want to take much of your time what what we could do is weeks to prevent any any discrepancies between you and your children we could schedule an appointment till we can speak to you guys both we can show you the savings that are available to you and your household you and your kids they can come and take a look as well they can they can help you to make a decision okay well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was this guy come back now what's going to happen is our representative a they come out it's ten o'clock let's say 10 alike they come out around 12 noon do you think your eldest would be available around 12 noon meet you at your house well are you but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's thank you yeah I mean it's something that but I've told what I should be looking at my third Oh what-what everything you should be looking at I think I mentioned Laura should be folk yes yes she uses look what the project should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what like why what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess you are not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but but what you need or want my question to you yeah my question to you is what is it that your daughter says that you guys should be considering what's the project is it kitchen is it bathroom is it roofing painting plumbing what's what's the project is yes someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you it was not me okay I I appreciate your time sir it's a pleasure speaking with you I wish you and your daughters the best I'm glad she's college educated and I'm sure you make she makes you very proud I'm sure the rest of your kids are great too okay great sorry what was your name again my name is sandy well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week that's the third time you said that sir but I I don't worry there's no project about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with rations you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying I think I hate to be rude pardon me pardon me so I feel easy what more easy tell me about it um actually there isn't anything else that I could say I actually I have to go it's been such a pleasure speaking with you and I appreciate your time ok I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level what was that again thank you thank you for your time sir thank you for your time I I have to go thank you for your time mr. sorry again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"you today hello hello are yellow oh yeah I'm here I'm just calling on behalf of the conservative party of canada how are you today oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I said I'm calling on behalf of conservative party of canada uh sorry I can barely hear you there I'm just calling on behalf of conservative party history is this isn't yeah hmm and we just want to thank you so much for your support and and keeping on our team here but I'll be brief I don't want to take up too much out of your busy day but we do have a lot of work to do the Liberals they're trying to raise the GST and bring the carbon tax they'll make everything we do and by even more expensive than it already is for Canadians and as you may have heard they're trying to cover up that 30 billion dollar deficit by raising taxes and adding taxes so we think it's crazy that middle-class families are being forcibly deeper into their pocket to pay for the Liberals high-spin agenda so what we are doing today Lenny is out reaching out to our supporters across the country to see if you want to help with the contribution you will get a tax cut of seventy-five percent back but most importantly every dollar we raise though will be used to bring our low tax message to Canadians so that we can protect our children and grandchildren from mountains of debt for generations to come so the party would like to count on your help today let me do you think that's possible oh yes yes yes you know yep today well yeah we want to thank you so much for your support but we are doing some fundraising as well we do have the gold level at one hundred silver 50 and bronzer 25 do you think you'll be able to contribute a hundred dollars for conservative party today as I load too much oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you oh I don't think it was me actually started working the couple days ago actually but I'll put this down here so you so you don't get this call for a while because we don't bother you too often yes sorry what's your name again what's my name well its value that you should call because my third eldest Larissa no she was talking about this just this last week and AH you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family could go to university and so I'll hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it oh yeah the reason the reason we do want to let you know how the Liberals they are trying to raise it is so you know they're trying to bring that carbon tax but honestly I since we don't get any corporate hub like provincial parties we do rely heavily on our supporters so that we can recruit the new young members you know and the undecided members so that we can you know continue to be a stronger party and go against those liberals in a few years here that's what we are calling today is if you want to make a contribution and you clear today you maybe want to do that today I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catchy level what was that again oh yeah so we're just so trying to get those are resources so we can recruit new young and undecided members so that we can keep the Conservative Party as stronger for years to come so we were wondering if that you wanted to make a make a donation for the conservative party today but the sorry again yeah we were wondering if you wanted to make a donation for the conservative party put your show that again again please yeah we're trying to make a try see if you wanted to make a donation for the Conservative Party yes yes yes so would you like to make a donation for the Conservative Party sorry which companies you say you're calling from again liberal party of canada well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is mmm Oh like did you say that you know you give a little too much and then you go and trouble for that oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no yep hello are you there oh yes I'm here hello yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hair is something that's nice um yes oh sorry what were you saying again oh we're just doing some fundraising right to see if you want to make a donation you would you would you like to do a donation today for the Conservative Party well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how I was asked I can book if you want to even make something small like let's say 50 or $25 they could uh they could give you the different payment options you know they can send us something and can send it back if you wanted to do you want to do that well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's my pleasure yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest was Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yeah she is yeah and she's very smart is that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what lasting so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yep yes so sorry about that oh sorry what were you saying there again oh you wanted to see if you want to make a donation oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know I wasn't me sir but if you want to make a donation we can if you don't that's fine we can let you get back to your day yes sorry what was your name again my name is well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I said already already talked about this book twice we are trying to get their donations and if you want to we could if you don't necessarily I'll just let you get back on your day you want to make a donation or no I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will what was that again one speed you wanted to make a donation here today for the Conservative Party sorry again did you want to make a donation for the Conservative Party would you say that again again please I'm not sure if you're messing with me but did you want to make a donation here for the conservative party of canada yes yes yes so you want to make a donation sorry which company did you say you're calling from again consider every party of canada well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite importantly they're more important than any when I gobble or phone call or water for whatever it takes mm-hmm sir Sir Thomas Miller get online I'm just gonna let you get on with your day there and I do need to make other calls so thank you so much for your time and I appreciate your support and I hope you have a great day oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again I'm saying let you go so have a great day sir and bye-bye\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"name is people were to lead on the products fences with Chartres you are using a high-speed here in his service as echo right oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there yet do you currently have our high-speed Internet service to Chartres is that correct yes this is fantastic and do you probably have a cable for a writer oh good yes yes if you do have a cable provider oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you well it could have been another representative sir but do you currently have a cable provider if so sorry what would what's your name again do you currently have another cable provider well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart i will give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well we definitely have some great offers it as far as cable we offer our select packaging comes over 175 channels including local broadcast stations how many pvt you using your house i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch their discussion they will pull that again yeah how many TV do you use in your house but the litter sorry again how many TVs do you using your house would you say that again again please how many television do you have in your house how many TVs do you have in your house yes yes yes well sir including our select packaging and that one receiver if you just have one receiver for your TV it will only be 46 98 and will also give you free installation that has a retail value of thirty dollars for you as well sorry oh and include your internet show you calling from again it including your internet service and the cable service and that one receiver it only be 86 97 for you per month we're going to be giving you a free installation as well and I mean have you said it on Monday Tuesday they were works like last time that I'd someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is and only half which everyone and thank you for your time if you have any questions please call a 55 a 67 1979 oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm listening hello are you there yes I'm listening sir oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what were you saying in oh well you know we have the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how is this going to work well if you receive our cable services in arenae it will be 86 97 for one TV how many tvs do you have in your house well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've told that I should be looking at my third eldest Dolores Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura shall befall yes yes she she says that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you are not think so i could just hang on for one second here hang on and there i can have these services in store for you monday or tuesday for the morning or the absolutely work for you if so sorry about that sorry what were you saying Merrigan yes so i can have these services install for you on monday or tuesday of next week or the morning or afternoon or for you oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week that is someone did call offs week about the same thing what was it was that view the may have been another represented sir we just want to make sure you're eating their best values and offers a shorter has to offer and like I said we offering you our cable and internet service only for 86 97 and I can have this installed on Monday or Tuesday will the morning or afternoon work for you so sorry what was your name again on the average other one and thank you for your time if you have any questions please call a 559 67 1979\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh hello my name is Seagal from campaign support I'm calling on behalf of Pierre Paul EF your local candidate for the Conservative Party and the reason I'm calling is ask if Stephen Harper and Pierre Paul EF can count on your support in the upcoming federal election yes this is would you be willing to put up a sign on your lawn oh good this is wonderful sir I just have to confirm do you still live at Ontario is someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that view I don't believe it was sir am I speaking with yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Seagal and I'm calling from campaign support with Pierre Paul Yaffe's campaign well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she was talking about this just just last week and you know see she's well she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well first I just have to finish the consensus for your household so do you know how I'll be voting this here I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they did catch you there we'll pull that again do you do you know which way will be voting the fiercer the sorry again do you know which way she will be voting good would you say that again like in place that's not a problem sir are there any other voters in the home besides yourself yes yes all right um I believe one of them sorry which company did you say you're calling from again campaign support sir with pierre-paul yes I just need to confirm we'll be voting in the household this year well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it's--but that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever it is all right in that case sir why don't I ask you when thinking about this upcoming election what is the most important issue for you and your family well yeah scissors since you've you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir I'm still here hello are you there yes sir I'm still here can you not hear me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again so why don't you tell me something that's really important to you and your fam in terms of the election is there perhaps like economy issue that you'd like to have resolved perhaps taxes maybe the environment or even you know safety in the country like what's something that's very important to you that's geared to you well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through I was asked I cookbook well we're just trying to get a consensus of like how voters are feeling and what is an important issue to them come election time so leaders know what issues to really fight for well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's kind of our problem yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest were Laura or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes you have yes she she says that the boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not so I could do just hang on for one second here yeah not a problem yes so sorry about that sir would you prefer if I mean would you prefer if we emailed you some of this information perhaps it would be easier for you to just digest all the information through email is yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you I don't believe it was perhaps maybe it was another campaign yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Seagal and I'm calling with campaign support on behalf of Pierre Poli f well it's pain that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah she she's no she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it would you be interested in volunteering for the campaign sir we're always looking for people who can donate an hour to per week I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catch you they will what was that again wait I said would you like someone to contact you about volunteering on the campaign we're always looking for people who can volunteer one or two hours a week at the shop are you again would you be interested in volunteering on the campaign sir would you say that again like in please yeah why said would you be interested in volunteering on the campaign you're always looking for volunteers sorry which company you say you're calling from again campaign support sir with care Poli s well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is mm-hmm-hmm I understand well sir I just like to thank you for taking the time to speak with me today I don't really have any more questions so I can let you go oh yeah since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm still here sir hello are you there yep yep I'm here I'm right here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again oh I wasn't I wasn't saying anything I've got all that I needed well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was this going to work you know what sir I have all of the questions answered that I needed today and I think I've got all the information here you've been such a wonderful help unfortunately I can't spend any much time longer on this call so I just like to thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me and unfortunately I'm going to have to let you go but thank you so much for your support and happy voting come voting time goodbye\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny what uh sorry I I can barely hear you there are you responding to get a lower rates on your credit card accounts yes yes yes because here it shows that you have been on time with your payments from last more than 8 months in fact you try to pay more than you required correct oh good yes yes yes are you a credit card holder today oh yes yes someone someone do you have did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was that you what you saying sorry what what was your name again which card do you have under in your name which credit card which Visa Master discover well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week there is she can I talk to her she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because give her the pH University and she her the distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it I'm sorry I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"good afternoon how are you uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'm sorry that I can hear me better now yeah this is oh hi is this mr. Smith oh good if oh hello Leonard Smith this is Jeffrey Chuck Reynolds calling Neil Reynolds is my last name sir and then with customer service over here for you at a GCI so early solar energy company had an interruption this afternoon but I'm actually calling you about the new e CP for Santa Rosa the energy conservation program for Santa Rosa and I don't know if you're aware but this is a new or actually a brand new state sponsored program but it's for homeowners only and we're finding that many homeowners are overpaying on their electricity bills right now especially in your area for some reason we're not we're not sure why exactly mr. Smith but we think it's because of the brand and new smart leaders that were installed in the outside of the houses recently you know the digital quote unquote smart meter from PG&E is yes uh someone someone did did say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no no no i'm calling from GC a solar were solar energy company and there's no scotty's because PG&E for the past 34 years now is they're going all over Santa Rosa replacing the meters on the outside warehouses or the digital smart meter and the PG&E admitted that they do not calibrate to the meters before the install them so a lot of homeowners here in Santa Rosa are being overcharged on their lectures on their electricity bills because of the new meters that's why was calling you to see if your bill had been affected at all I've got the new with the new smart meter did you notice your bill go up matching your meter was replaced yes sir sorry what's your name again Jeff Reynolds or the GTI well you be sure that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well let me ask you first foremost because your dad is your edits I mean you're Edison this your PE electric portion of your PG&E bill go into the purified category IE 125 dollars a month or more on the average I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will also again okay your PG&E bill pacific gas electric they are your electric provider correct but the list sorry again the genie Pacific Gas and Electric would you say them again again please yes your utility your utility for your electric is Pacific Gas and Electric incorrect if fish okay there's your PC does your PG&E bill your electric bill average a hundred and twenty-five dollars a month or more sorry which company did you say you're calling from again GCI soul early solar energy company well we're solar company and wear something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or four or whatever whatever it is well the reason I was calling you today mrs. Smith is because pacific gas electric is notorious for charging overcharging our electric bill sometimes and since your electric bill averages 125 dollars a month or more and you're a homeowner in Santa Rosa you actually would qualify for the no-cost solar panels program and what we do is we install high-tech solar systems for no cost you simply pay for electricity that you use but it'll lower a bit of a lower rate would that be great for you oh yeah scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir go ahead hello are you there yes I'm here I'm here can hear me I'm yourself okay I have a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing it's not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I'm saying I'm asking you if your if your electric bill it was 125 dollars or more on the average we would install a solar system for your home at no cost you by E simply pay for the electricity that you use but at a lower rate and and you should be able to have a lower rate on your electric bill if your bill as a homeowner here in santa rosa is an average of one hundred and twenty-five dollars a month or more you spend over $125 well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was a skunk book well if your electric bill is a hundred and twenty-five dollars a month on the average or higher you qualify for the no-cost solar panels program well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she she says that that I should be going for the something like this but sister matter what you know what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you wanna do sorry could you just hang on for one second here yes yes yes so sorry about but oh that's okay no problem sorry before your cycle are you well all I'm saying is that if you're if you're a homeowner and you own a standalone house in in santa rosa and your electric bill might be 125 dollars a month or more then you qualify for the no-cost solar panels program oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing is that true no is not me I mr. Smith that could have been another person it could've been another company there are literally thousands of solar companies out there he out here in California that's how you do the same thing hey sorry what's your name again my name is Jeff Reynolds sir and I'm with a customer service at GCI solar a home well its value that you should call because my third eldest Larissa yes she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's know she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first and the family could go to university and see pet misses me out Miss Smith wow what about four years don't know what we're trying no we're trying to yes sir you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it how much you I need to know what you spend on your lunch bill on an average I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it I'm asking you what do you spend what do you spend on your watching bill on an average is 125 dollars a month or Lord do you know you spend on your PG&E bill but the sorry again you spend 125 dollars a month on your electric bill sir would you say that again like input sure do you spend 125 a month on your PG&E bill if if okay is it more than that normally sorry which companies you say you're calling from again GGC I the solar energy company GCI solar well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that and but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is I understand that completely mr. Smith what I'm trying to ask you though is if your electric bill is 125 dollars a month which as you just mentioned me it's over that normally then you would qualify for the no-cost solar panels program ok that's all this this is just for homeowners to help them to lower their electric bill from a teeny that's that's all this says with a solar system the Sun shines on the solar panels and they create electricity for your home and instead of that drying off the PG&E grid you make your own electricity impeaching you cannot charge you for doing that so your lunch bill gets lowered but to qualify for this program all you have to do is be a homeowner and have your bill average 125 dollars a month this does that make sense oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes sir go ahead hello are you let i'm here i'm still here yes I'm here I'm not gonna weigh mr. Smith oh yes I'm sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again we want to come to give you and anybody you want to be there we want to give you a free estimate and evaluation for your home to help you go solar if possible we would have we makin a morning or evening or afternoon appointment whichever works best for you and we would have our state licensed technician to come to give you and larissa a no-cost no-obligation estimate for free where he'd be able to tell you exactly how many solar panels would take a lower your bill but most importantly how much money you'll save now that's what I'm trying to get to is helping you to be able to go solar if possible but we're not going to be able to determine that unless number one you have an electric bill averaging 125 dollars a month or more this way we have to you know we have to be able to have your bill big enough to lower our goal is to save you money every single month and that's why we ask that you pay at least $125 on average every single month because if you are then we know we can save you money does that make sense well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this sector well what I'm talking about is a free solar panels program which helps homeowners to lower their electric bill now if you're spending 125 dollars per month or averaging that much on your electric bill what we want to do is have you pay less for electricity by going solar for no cost this is the no cost solar panels program but to qualify you have to be home owner which you are mr. Smith you own your home here in santa rosa and your electric bill need to be an average of one hundred twenty-five dollars a month or more which you have a bill that high normally collect well are you that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it old a nose met me a closer it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at okay my third hour Larissa she I think I mentioned Laura shall befall yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the well that's most probably we whether it would be hang on for one second fear hang on yes yes so sorry about but oh no problem do you live near a duck pond or a deck lake oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week and I did someone did koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that you no sir it was not i but the company i'm calling from the GCI solar and I was actually calling you about your electric bill and you know if your electric bill averages at least 125 dollars per month and you and not have been approved for any other discounts by pge you may qualify for the solar discount program and we might be able to help you to go solar for no constant what we would do is we don't have our state licensed technician to come to give you and Loretta she has to be there because he is the one who connects you with this stuff we'd have our stabilizer technician to come to give you a no-cost no-obligation estimate for free where I say my technician can tell you all about the program explain it to you in detail and leave the information with you and if you like what you see and you want to go solar for your home there then you'd be able to help you go solar by its own resources and then no cost and what you wind up paying for is the energy only but in the cheaper less expensive rate than pge there's a money saver but to qualify you have to be a homeowner and have your bill average 125 dollars a month does that make sense sorry what's your name again a my name is Jeffrey Jeff Reynolds sir yes sir now what I'm going to do for you mr. Smith is I'm going to transfer you over to my scheduling Department and they'll take the time or two to make an employment time and day for our technician to come to give you and Larissa the free estimate that in the evaluation for your home there would that be okay well it's pay that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's know she is very smile I'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well this is for homeowners that are spending 125 dollars a month you are a homeowner correct mr. Smith I'm sorry I couldn't quite I said are you a homeowner are you a moaner sir but the list sorry again okay are you a homeowner in the city of Santa Rosa would you say that again again please are you a homeowner in santa rosa if it's fish okay does your Edison I'm excuse me does your PG&E bill your pc pacific gas electric does that bill average 125 dollars a month or more sorry which company did you say you're calling from again GCI the solar energy company GCI solar listen for a solar system this is where he said this would be the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or whatever whatever it is I understand I understand you're telling me mr. Smith on what I'm trying to say here though is if you want to see will come to give you a free evaluation and estimate for your home is figure out exactly how many solar panels it would take to lower your electric bill oh yeah your sisters since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello continue hello are you there I'm here yes I'm here mr. Smith can you hear me okay oh yes sorry okay this I have a happy bit of a bone right here mr. Smith miss oh yeah he does I need you to answer me a closer assorted please I'm asking you how much do you spend on your PG&E bill well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were yeah how how I was just going through that was ass going to book well what we do is we install a solar system for home owners that are spending 120 five dollars a month or more on their electric bills you understand that the inner solar insane teaser well that that does sound good i mean you have been very good oh man here thank you thank you thank you mr. Elton's I appreciate you appreciating my patient is like them but I told what I should be looking at ok my fellow that before before you I think I mentioned or should be folk if any time how many times she says that I should be going for okay then why okay please leave the need to listen to me what you know what what is most appropriate from the okay fireman I guess what so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about oh no problem so sorry what were you saying there again I need to know if you know how much you spend on your electric bill oh yes yes someone someone did bid's site last week and I did someone did koloff's week about the same thing what was no sir it was not me are there are hundreds of companies solar companies out there that are trying to help homeowners like you to save your money on your electric bill that's why I'm asking you how much does your electric bill you're pissed avec gyasi electric bill how much does that bill normally get to how high does your belt get can you give me a monetary amount of the amount that you're spending on your electric bill at this point in time please sorry what's your name again okay you know what my name is Jeff Reynolds and I'm with cell GCI solar the solar energy company mr. Smith we're trying to help homeowners in santa rosa to be able to go solar power for the homes to get rid of their high electric bill that is why i'm asking you to tell me please how much you spend on your PG&E bill on an average do you know they not least been on your electric bill on a monthly basis well its value that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's know she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes you were saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay I need to know how much you spend on your PG&E bill that's what they need to know and i can tell you all about it after that how much is your electric bill averaged out to i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull that again I said how much does your electric bill get to how hard did you go did you go go to DC builds over a hundred dollars a month ever from pge but the sorry again electric bill ever go over one hundred dollars a month would you say that again please yeah hot does your electric bill go over one hundred dollars a month if how much does your bill go to how much you spend in your letter bill sorry I which company did you say you're calling from again thank you you know what I'm gonna hang up on you goodbye\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Langer once again my name is Lulu Martin and today the reason why we call in today is because we are pretty much inviting you to enjoy some of our most recent of educational destinations in the world such as Orlando Florida Europe Mexico and the Caribbean now the idea behind today's promotion is pretty much I hope you like the new on a fabulous vacation and treat you like royalty for a week you know that once you experience our five-star services you will travel with us again in the future and most importantly we will tell all of your friends and family members what a great time we had now that way of course you can give us a good word of mouth advertising about our services as well and we ask in return all we're asking every Chinese that you take and I'm an editorial resource and experience what we have to offer today does that make sense sorry I can barely hear you there and in this case the reason actually while I was pretty you know thrilled with the fact of calling you today is that of course we still have some packages available in the area due to the tremendous response and limited availability for this promotion we only allow one popper or one call per customer which means that once I go over all of the details with you and I answer all of your questions and you will simply need to let me know if this is something that you would like to take advantage of keep in mind that of course you would have two and a half years to travel so do not feel concern in this case about any travel dates or so you'll be traveling with today fair enough it's good this is now your vacation will begin at one of our beautiful resorts for six days and five nights you can choose from the resources located in Dominican Republic Costa Rica Spain Mexico Orlando Florida and Bahamas and many more now we start off by picking you and your desk up at the airport okay angry - with some great welcome cocktails when you arrive at the resort there are other sorts of amenities to enjoy like gourmet restaurants swimming pools golf courses and spa training centers offer many services or perhaps you can relax on a hammock on the beach and catch some of the sunrise all agree research our beachfront properties now you would also receive a 30% discount on outside excursions in the area including trips of the main ranch the swimming with dolphins and snorkeling on the second largest coral reef in the world or you can enjoy the complimentary live shows and group activities available at any award resource now this vacation is for two of those and two children 12 years of age or under who do you normally travel with or you will be travel with I do podcaster can you hear me okay oh yes I'm sorry if you were to travel who would you travel with will it be your wife any any any kids and you can like this oh yes yes someone someone it did say last week and I did some of the koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that you it might have been me to be really honest with you but I kindly do not have the information right in front of me because all of that information is of course covered by our customer act but of course for registering with us today you will receive a second bonus vacation what was did you sign up for any of the vocational packages [Music] sometimes then you find out for any of the occasional packages on the previous call that you receive about this sorry what's your name again my name is Julia my well is it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this this last week and she sees she is very smart I'll give her bad because she was the first to the family I could go to university and she passed distinctions you know where we're all quite about of her yes so here she was saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about us and actually what I'm actually doing right now so I'm reading a script for you that would allow me to provide you the most relevant information about the actual packages so that we can let you know exactly what to expect from this actual deals now I understand that this is something very very important because it's about money that we're talking about here especially because we might need to pre-register to a card where we can put the charges on but that would not be until you receive all the information which I will be able to send through a hard copy or via email so that you can look at all of the bonuses and all of the great discounts that you will receive in case there might be something that you would like to take advantage of that would be outside of their actual packages or the X activity that are included on this package now for registering with us today you will receive a second bonus vacation which consists of eight days and seven nights on an all exclusive cruise with two adults you can choose from the most popular cruise lines like Royal Caribbean nori and Cruise Lines carnival and princess destinations including for example Alaska Hawaii the Caribbean and many more all of this sounds pretty pretty great I'm pretty sure that that you would agree with that on this with me now your only responsibilities are for the incidentals which are air and a single reservation fee of only $99 we paid when you call us with bogus travel B so in this case it of course give you let's say an idea of what the actual process is consists of I would like to go ahead and retest the contents of this application or package which first of all it includes six days and five nights and one of our results with all-inclusive accommodations this means that all of the food snacks alcoholic or and non alcoholic beverage teach as well as activities at the resort are included and there will be an up to 40% discount on outside tours and expressions as I had mentioned before now the bonus here would be that would also be included for you to take advantage of within the 19 months grace periods of eight days and seven nights on our exclusive pools with over 40 different cruises and destinations for you to choose from now at the moment sir is there any specific place where you have thought about maybe you would like to visit I'm sorry I couldn't quite as basic a sea level photocell against okay because in this case of course you would still have up to 18 months from today's date to use the resort vacation and an additional four months you use your all exclusive cruise and they are both 100% expendable what this means is that this gives you time to plan when you want to go and who will you be traveling with now in this case the vacations are also fully transferable you can give them away it's a great gift to somebody that maybe you love and they are also open dated with no black update so that you can travel at any time of the year as long as you can give us a 40 day advance notice a guarantee that the resource and dates will be available for you now the retail available for this vacation is over three thousand dollars however after we apply a promotional discount which is the reason why we're reaching out for our customers is that in exchange for you taking them and editor of our resorts this will come out to only be one thousand dollars with two hundred thousand two hundred dollars okay now this is not purpose per person or per vacation that amount will restore those and two kids of twelve years old or younger on the resort vacation and two adults on the exclusive crews now in conjunction with the resource we only accept American Express cards for this promotion but I don't feel like that that should actually be a concern because as I mentioned you will receive an email confirming all this information so that you can accept the extra terms and conditions and as a consecutive action of course the payment for you to start taking advantage of the great options they will be confirmed to you on the email okay now let me explain to you how the registration process works or claims in order to get you registered I will be gathering your billing and shipping information then transfer you to our corporate verification department this is our just to ensure that we do get all the right and most relevant information for you to register that you are second you know a great decision today and there will be other would there we'll go over the Civic a tional package content and associate cost with you on digital recording okay now this is done for your protection and consumer and for ours as a company along with your purchase you will receive an email confirmation that I had mentioned it will go for containing your confirmation booking number the toll-free customer service and restoration department numbers and a six digit approval code for today transaction and approve of purchase receipt generated by our credit card company okay now you will be able to activate your reservation and our and our members only website so that you can view our resource and generators to plan your vacation whenever you are ready to go on a vacation where in this case as I had said before you have up to 18 months with an extra bonus that would give you eight days with seven nights now all you have to do is just call us and book your travel dates does that make sense I mean it sounds like a great idea as far as we've talked about when it comes to the pricing and the quantity of persons that you can take with you doesn't it this sorry again my question was that this does sound like a great idea when it comes to the actual pricing and with the fact that you won't be receiving an email confirmation I'm giving you all of the options doesn't it would you show that again again please okay what I was expanding her to you was the details about the actual process that we would have to follow to register it to someone to be know the actual package that I'm offering to you today and conduction with the resorts we only accept American Express cards for this promotion okay which card will you be using today to secure your vacation or package if my question was in this case which heart will you be using today to secure your rotational package sorry company did you say you're calling from again okay so give me well we call you from America is anything because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or a phone call right was it really I think I can definitely understand how you feel about the situation especially because it is also is reaching out to you but believe me sir we are on the air tomorrow actually provide me with some great offers when it comes to you know our relief okay now can you just be sold on the line for a moment so that I can see what is it that I can do for you so that I can make you feel a little bit more comfortable oh yeah it's one more mission of the line here since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with my here yes sir yes and so here with you on the oil to go over some equation it wouldn't take me more than two more seconds every time and I would really appreciate it if you were sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I was I was just actually letting you know that I needed one more the second every time and that I would really appreciate if you could hold on the line for one more second well I go over the actual options here so that way I can see what is that I can do for you say okay who are we trying to do here is just simply trying to help me give me just one more minute on the line okay well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spite me I don't worry that was a sign for me that was a sign book hi sir my name is Chris Campbell on the promotions manager my agent just waved me over and he's asking me to help how can I help send you on vacation sir did you have any questions or concerns well it just sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that when I've been told what I should be looking at my third eldest Irish murakoshi I think I mentioned floorshow before yes yes she she said that that I should be gone something like this that is just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate at the time and I guess what not to do so I could just hang on for one second okay hang on sure did you came yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again my name is Chris Campbell oh yeah so much manager so what someone it's it's say last week that is someone did call last week that the same thing what was it was that you yes so the reason why our fall is just to help see if the package is affordable for you today yeah sorry what's your name again my name is Chris Campbell like the soup well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about business just last week and you know CeCe's T is very small I'll give a bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see Linux so limiter you'll have to actually total 100 general I mention I think each so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this sort of thing right Morgan tell me about it well I'm not sure would you like to know sir it's pretty straight forward to your two trips the six days five nights resolve vacation for two adults and optional to children's over and under and then you get the 87 like crucial to adults for one thousand one hundred million dollars I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch you they will what was that again okay I said the package price sir it's one thousand one hundred and ninety nine dollars and it covers both trips the money to mention I'm not sure what else you would like to know about it remember today you don't have to be sorry\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"talk to my name's Anne Thompson the recorded call from supportive services on behalf of the conservative party of canada oh sorry barely hear you there oh can you hear me right now hello yes this is yeah do you still support the Conservative Party oh good yes yes yes okay that's good because we know that we're going undergoing some severe challenges right oh yes yes oh no Manik someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you well I don't know because I'm just calling you right now so I don't know if it was me yes I'm sorry it is the fertilizer costume yeah is your name is well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and I am yeah she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well we're called today if this is mr. right is out your name sir is your alarm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because she labels ok that's ok will call back sorry there's some kind of a problem with the line sorry about that bye bye mr. sorry well again there's something wrong with the line sir we'll have to hang up because I don't know why you can't hear me sorry about that bye bye sorry could you say that again again please hello are you later\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"yes yes hi my name is Mike I'm calling from quill are you the person does the ordering for uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly hey you there is this any better can you hear me any better now yes yes yes my name is Mike I'm calling from an office supply company called quill I was looking for the person who does the ordering therefore oh good yes yes yes yeah are you familiar with the sick quill oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing oh it was it was that you yeah I didn't get a chance to send off anything so I was just doing a follow up just to you know see maybe we can earn some of your business maybe send you an offer it would be an email yes sorry what would what's your name again Mike and well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just last week okay yeah she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family know the university and he passed with distinctions don't know where we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well we we have free shipping on orders of $45 we sell things like copy paper ink toner but also things if you have to get like any things like paper towel toilet paper even coffee for the break room we sell the current k-cups office furniture yeah pretty well in over 1.8 million items on our website and pricing is very very competitive and like I said we bring it right to your door free shipping on orders of 45 dollars or more I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull us out again we have free shipping on orders of $45 or more we sell the basic office supplies but we also sell things like paper towels toilet paper soap coffee over 1.8 million items the sorry again well like I said we sell think what sort of items do you buy like what's your main expense would you say that again again please what's your main expense like what do you buy the most of yes yes mm-hmm is it things like copy paper or what's your sorry which company would you say you're calling from again quill qu IL l hello you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have okay we shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it's good that really hurt and and sometimes in families the earrings are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or water or whatever it is mm-hmm I certainly understand that would well would it be alright if I maybe just sent you an email and you could look at the information yourself and make your own decision oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly shrine board with me here hello yes I hear yep hello are you there yeah I'm here yeah I can hear you yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again you want what I was just going to say can I just send you an email and it's got a link to our website where you can see our prices and if you're interested you can order on the website or my phone numbers here if you want to order that way it's no commitment you're just looking at it you're just looking at information well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going true how is this going to work well if you're interested you can you can set up an account with us most most businesses getting it 30 terms yeah if you want to order you can call us or you can go on our website quill calm and order that way and yeah like I said it's when you want it and you can order it well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marisa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yeah yes yes she um she says that those that I should be going to something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from at the time and I guess whatnot yeah so I could just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again well can I just send you an email with our information and a link to our website you can have a look at it if you're interested oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you uh I don't have any notes that I talked to anybody there last week it could have been a cross like a like usually if I talked to somebody like last week I would have had notes up here that I talked to somebody but I have nothing I have blank here so maybe some maybe I did and just forgot to put notes down or somebody else did yes so sorry what would what's your name again Mike well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's so she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well like I said it's it's mostly like you guy they're calling your orders or you go online we sell like the things like copy paper like paper for your printer ink and toner even things like coffee cups coffee paper towels whatever you items you order you can get from us and a good pricing and free delivery and orders of $45 I'm sorry I could quite catch that discussion they will pull us out again we get weekly give free orders on free shipping on orders of $45 or more we sell items like office supply it's like copy paper ink toner pens pate you know paper toilet paper paper towels like soap even anything you would need for your office that's the sorry but again like we were a company you can order from or not a store we don't have the big stores like staples UI their phone is up or you go on to our website cool calm and you order that way and we have free shipping on orders of $45 and it's mostly office supplies like copy paper that sort of thing would you show that again again please certainly we sell office supplies at quill we don't have stores you either we we ship from warehouses or Next Day Delivery we have items like copy paper ink toner pens paper towels toilet paper soap office furniture you name it we sell it yes yes yeah now do you have an email and I can just send you the information sorry which company could you say you're calling from again quill qu IL l well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know if they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or yeah whatever it is or a case of paper now so yeah my I certainly understand that's like I don't I'm not asking for for a commitment or anything from you today but if I could just send you an email it's got the information and when you get a chance you could go over it or go over it with Larissa and Rachel and see what they think oh yeah sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here thank you hello yeah yeah I hear you I said thank you hello are you there yeah I'm still here thank you oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again I was just saying if I could get an email address from you I just send you our information from quill and you can go over it with Rachel and Larissa and if you're there you're interested you can go ahead and you can order right on our website or give us a call well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were yeah how how is this going true how how is this going to book well if you're interested you can just order from us our pricing is always very very good we have copy paper on sale for $29.99 a case you can buy up to three cases at that price for instance or I have coupons if you want to order like a toner or anything else I could apply it to that so and it's like you say you can either do it online you can do it through me or you can call up yourself to our customer service and order well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third out Marisa she I think I mentioned worship yeah all the risk yes yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not so I could you just hang on for one second here yes so sorry about that all right sorry what were you saying there again well I was just saying like I said I was just explaining our company quill or an office supply company and I just wanted just maybe today just send you an email and kind of go which kind of a link to our website shows what we sell there is some specials there and some coupons and then you can go over it and go over it with Rachel and Larissa and if it's something you know you want to take advantage of you'll have all the information right there in the email oh yes yes someone someone did its site last week and I did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that year I don't think it was I didn't leave if it was I usually I when I call back somebody I usually leave notes and I don't have any notes from last week so I don't think it was me may have been somebody for else from quill but I don't think it was me because there's no notes here yes sorry what would what's your name again Mike well it's fine but you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know great we're all quite proud of her yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well it's like I said it we have free shipping on orders of $45 where most of our customers order on our website will calm but you can call in orders as well or go on our website and and get to and get your items in most cases next day I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch the catch you they will pull is that again Oh II just we're just us office supply company from that you can either call in your orders or go online and then you could we we tried it we tried to have your orders delivered next day free shipping on orders of $45 or more and we sell close to 2 million items now but the lists are sorry but again we're an office supply company we sell close to 2 million items you can go on our website quill comm or you can call us free shipping on orders of $45 and we do try for our next day delivery would you say that again again please sure we're an office supply company we sell the day-to-day office supplies like copy paper ink and toner and another 2 items - like furniture and back office supplies as well and most of our customers are their phone or go on our website cool calm and we do strive for Next Day Delivery and that's basically it yes yes yes yeah so do you have an email that I could just maybe just send my information to today and you can have a look at it sorry which company did you say you're calling from again quill qu IL l well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone call up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now yeah that happens you know but we did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is mm-hmm I understand yeah so did you want to look at our information did you want me to send you a an email oh yeah scissors since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm still here hello are you there yeah yeah I'm still here yeah I'm still here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again well I was just wondering if I could send you some information from quill and yeah just you know get when you could look look at it have a look at it and consider us here at quill and we can go from there well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend this much what we were how how I was this guy true I was asked I cook well you can just either go on our website quill or you can give us a call and you can just order whenever you're looking for something and you're looking for the best best price you can get we always try to give like you know a competitive pricing like our paper specials are usually among the lowest in the industry so we just caught just whenever you're looking for something maybe we can give you a good price save you some money here at quill and we can help you and you can help us well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa or she I think I mentioned loris yeah Forester yep yes yes she she says that though that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess one yeah sure I could just hang on for one second future yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again well I just wondering if I could send you an email I do have info opcom I can send it there and you can look it over and if you're interested you can either give me a call my phone numbers on there or you can just go to the website I've got to get going now because it is getting up to a quarter after the hour and I've got a meeting coming up out - I've got to be I can't be late - oh yes so someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call offs week same thing it was it was that year I don't think it was like I said I I didn't leave notes and like if I talked to you last week I would have put notes on here about what we talked about and I don't and when I made to call my note field was blank so I made notes now about so venex if I do call again next week I'll know that I talked to you and I'll have notes here and what we talked about if sorry what's your name again Mike well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university all right he asked with distinctions I'll go where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of things yeah um so what more can you tell me about it well like I said I'll send up an email I do have the info it's a link to our website cool calm unfortunately I have to go now because I do have a meeting I can't be late too or I'll get in trouble and but yeah I look at it when you get a chance and maybe I'll try you again next week and your name is I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they catch you they will also good what's your name but the little sorry again what's your name would you say that again again scissors sure what is your name yes yes yeah your name is sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm calling from quill qu IL l well you know his patient thing because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have yeah probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they've been very important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is mm-hmm I do understand that yeah so what I'll do is I'll I'll send out the email at - I like I said I have the info and like I said I do have a meeting I have to go - I can't I'm sorry I can't stay and talk anymore but maybe I'll touch base with you next week thank you very much for talking to me today about quill and you have a good day oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes I'm still here yep hello are you learning yeah yeah I'm still here you'll hear this sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again well I was saying I have to go now because I do have a meeting to go to but I sent out the email to the info email and I'll just I'll just call you back next week thanks very much for talking to me today about quill and you have a good day well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going true yeah when I was a skunk bug well it's it's you don't have to buy from us if you don't want to Oh like I say I'll send off the email I'm sorry I really have to go now because I'm late for my meeting but I'll talk to you next week and thank you very much you have a good day well that that does sound good I mean you have been very\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"direct I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay you hear me better hello mr. O'Brien yes yes yes oh yeah yeah my name is alex anderson arrived anyway this is only a quick follow-up regarding your place with us last time for the generic viagra for 100 milligram oh good yes yes yes yeah i am simply calling you today to ask if you're interested with having a refill so that we can give you a 15-percent discount since you are our valued customer here right so I just have to confirm that if I'm Illinois correct oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you oh yes my name is alex anderson you remember me right yes sorry what was your name again Alex under son all right well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know he sees no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first and the family this is Lenny hi Brian uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there I'll could you hear me better yes yes yes all right I'll Brian this is Alex understand how are you doing today oh good yes yes yes anyway this is only a quick follow-up regarding your place with us last time for the generic viagra softtabs so how is it a biographer you isn't amazing correct oh yes yes someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"[\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here there is brought available yes this is is this bright oh good yes yes yes yeahhh mister oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you uh I'm not sure I all I know is I head down here to give you a call back today about your set up a time to come in with our toner pricing just for like 15 minutes and I had a note here you guys just kind of you don't have a contrary of anybody when it comes a ordering toner you just usually get it whenever you need it if so sorry what's your name again Steve with elite document solutions out here in roselle Illinois well we're not as a colony that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she sees no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she's my family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you say about it what what I what I was going to say is yeah we provide companies of your size with copiers and HP toner cartridges arm and I always ask you know like i said i had notes here you guys don't really have anybody to go through when you get toner you just kind of pick it up whenever you need it but if we can get you the same products that of much lower cost I'd have to imagine you guys would be interested I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that because you there will pull us out again if we can get you the same toner products you currently purchase at a much lower cost you folks would be interested I'd have to imagine the list sorry again for your printing and toner because I think Aaron any weekend in place we can we can get you toner at a lower cost than anywhere else you're going to find it from for what you're looking for yes yes and that's why I was going to say like I said I had you guys down here to contact today we're actually going to be in niles on Tuesday the 28th I can have Earl stop by for 15 minutes with the pricing guide for toner answer any of your questions on then you guys can you know kind of go from there the ball will be in your court so to speak would tuesday the 28th around ten-thirty be okay for you guys sorry which company did you say you're calling from again elite document solutions roselle illinois we service all the local area businesses that do business with us well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and you spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important sure if they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever games so if we stopped in tuesday the 28th would we have to octal larissa would that be the one oh yeah it would take care of like boring his owner and look that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah yes I'm still here hello are you there I am still here yes oh yes sorry this is I have a thought up a bit of a that's all got a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again we could stop because we're going to be in the niles area on tuesday jun 28th in a few weeks we could stop by for 15 minutes talk to Larissa in the office we'll have our pricing for toner with us and then she can ask Earl the gentleman will be coming by any questions she has in regards to it well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were after how was this guy true how was this guy will be because because I can guarantee you guys a lower price for your toner cartridges than anywhere else you can go same thing I say to everybody because it's the truth well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and not my job i don't know i don't mind so it's something that that I told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned sure should be four yes yes yes yes we would die so he came at that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of job you know what is most appropriate for the time and I guess you wanna do so I could do just hang on for one second magnify sure yes so sorry about but not so sorry what were you saying there again but yeah like I was saying will be in niles on Tuesday the 28th will stop by for about 15 minutes around ten-thirty in the morning I will talk to you guys about your printing needs your expectations and ball be in your court done so to speak oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that right that's why I was calling you guys back today actually to just set up the time and let you know will actually be in the niles area Tuesday the 28th yes sorry what's your name again my name is Steve well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know CeCe's know she is very smart give about it because you know she sure first in the family to go to university and see past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so there she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what we tell me about it well that's basically it you know we'll come by on tuesday the 28th will talk to you guys then and our yeah we'll go on the full detail and everything you got questions when it all comes by feel free to ask them everything and anything and then we'll help you out the best we can I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch e level whole set again all I was saying is that we're going to come out and see you guys on the twenty-eighth at around ten-thirty for about 15 min we'll stop by but the list sorry again yes 6 28 jun 28th at ten-thirty we're gonna stop by and see you guys for about 15 minutes right like that again again please 628 16 at 1030am wish yes okay we'll see you then sir you have a great rest of your week and we look forward to seeing you on the twenty-eighth around ten-thirty sorry which company did you say you're calling from again elite document solutions well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is right alright so we can come and see on the twenty-eighth at ten-thirty or we don't have to either way whatever works for you oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm still here hello are you there I'm still here yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good right it's terrible we'll talk to you that on a roll around yourself a great rest of the day\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"doing today uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here you there oh sorry about that can you hear a little better yes yes can you hear Lenny okay okay yes sir yes sir now Lenny my name is Casey I'm just calling it today here from access now and the reason for my phone call is simple Lenny I was I was actually just on your guys's web site there and I did just have a couple of questions for you now Lenny are you the one that would be taking care of that matter oh good yes yes yes okay certainly certainly and you know to be honest with you Lenny I'll tell you it's not in reference to any type of changes or nothing like that the website is perfectly fine I'm simply all the reason for our phone call - is Lenny is just in regards to the actual amount of clientele that is currently being produced on to that web page and actually how many of those are translating into sales for you and your business okay Lenny the the process in which my company does here is and we actually send you industry specific customers to your web page and into your business every single day okay so what that means Lenny is you know consumers that are of course relative to your location or in a relative to really whatever area that you would like but more importantly Lenny these are customers that are already going to be looking for your services okay from there it then becomes my job to be able to number one drive them onto your web page and in return get them into your business okay does that make sense oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you you know it may have been me Lenny you we may have spoken there last week I'm not I'm not exactly sure but what I did just have I just had your name and and your number written down and I was just informed to you know call you and just be able to go over all this there because you know you guys have a beautiful website okay so you look at it this way if I'm able to start driving customers to that website that are already looking for your services letting you know that is just going to start increasing your sales dramatically each month you know and all Alaska what's kind of the main one of the main what's the main thing that you guys sell there at the business is sorry what would what's your name again yes sir and again Lennie my name is Casey well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she she was talking about god just just last week and she she's oh he's very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family history at a university and she passed with distinction so you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more tell me about it certainly so you know essentially Lenny this is the way it works okay so you know to your guyses website what we are able to do is send anywhere and you know the figures that I typically use are really anywhere Lenny from 2 all the way up to 15 thousand consumers onto your website throughout the course of a month okay now I mean you know obviously we're not going to be able to get all of those thousands of people to do business with you obviously but you know Lenny there is going to be a turnover ratio on that you know there's going to be a percentage of those customers that are going to do business with you and that is what my job is my job is to be able to put a paying customer into your business okay and you know I will tell you Lenny that we do business here on a month-to-month basis okay there's no contracts there's nothing that you're ever locked into or tied down to ok it's simply the process of us saying Lenny you know this is what we are able to do are you and that is be able to drive you paying customers on a monthly basis and if I can't do that for you Lenny at the end of 30 days you're going to get your money back and we're going to shake hands and part ways as friends but I can tell you one thing you know after being in business out here in Denver Colorado for the last 16 years you know the one thing that we do take pride in is our ability to be able to drive you those paying customers and putting more money into your pocket at the end of the month and like I said Lenny hey if I can't do that for you then we're not going to be doing business together after 30 days so you know really the way it works you know the easiest example I can give you Lenny you know let's say for instance let's say you were to invest $100 a month into my business okay it would then become my job to turn around and put $500 or $1,000 into your pocket at the end of the month and that would make you a smart business owner am i right I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you label what was that again yes so so you know just just as an example you know let's say Lenny that you let's say that you invested $100 a month into my business okay it would it would then become my job to turn around and put a thousand dollars into your pocket at the end of the month okay does that make sense mr. schary again so so yes you know essentially Lenny you have to know that you're going to be making more money on the back end then you're paying on the front end right could you show that again again please yes yes Lenny so so you have to know that you're going to be making more money on the back end then you're paying on the front end correct yes yes does that make sense exactly exactly and that's what my job is Lenny my job is to be able to put a paying customer into your business okay my job is to put more money into your pocket at the end of them and that's what I'm going to do for you Lenny and if I can't do that then at the end of 30 days you're going to get your money back and we're not going to continue doing business together okay but for right now what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you try our program out okay you're going to have 30 days to see what it does for you and your business see the revenue it produces for you see the customers that it drives in to your business and then hey at the end of 30 days you know we'll talk from there but you know Lenny what I want to do for you here right now is you know really just be able to get some numbers put in front of you you know so that you can know exactly what's going on so that you can know Lenny okay this is how much of an investment it would be for you I want you to also know this is how many customers we would be able to send to your website as well as how many of those are going to translate into sales for you okay sorry which companies use I'm coming from again yes again Lenny I'm calling from access now hello okay you know what I'm gonna do something Rose the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me only on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that other words yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and then sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or four phone call or or whatever whatever it is of course exactly and and you know like like I said you know your daughter's the smart one there you said so you know what I want to be able to do for you Lenny is you know at least be able to get all this information to you so that at least you can sit down with her and go over it together and decide if it's something that makes sense to you how does that sound oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello and and that's all my job is money I'm you know I'm not here to push it oh yeah I really push anything on you I'm not here to yeah yeah yeah I'm here oh yes sorry this is okay Lenny have a beer nope not a problem with this phone and my hearing it's not so good yes uh no problem sorry what were you saying again yeah so you know letting what what all that I want to be able to do for you today is you know just be able to get some information over to you so that at least you can sit down with your daughter and you guys can go over all of that and decide if it's something that makes sense to you well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were well how is this going true how is a skunk bug exactly so I'm going to drive paying customers into your business Lenny and that's going to put more money into your pocket at the end of the month and if I can't do that you're going to get your money back and we're going to shake hands and we're gonna part ways and that's why we do business month to month Lenny that's why you have 30 days every single month to make sure that we're doing what we say that we're doing okay so you ask how it works how it works is we're going to put a customer in your business that is already looking for your service okay and you know simply what that does is it increases your revenue each month it increases your profit margins each month that's my only job Lenny my only job here is to put paying customers into your business that is my only job in this matter is to put customers into your business and put more money into your pocket and if I can't do that then we're not going to continue doing business after a month okay well that that's does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest original is she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she yeah she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from the exact the time and I guess what what is exactly what is it hang on for one second here hang on certainly no problem yes so sorry about that sorry what were you doing Oregon yes so so you know all that I want to be able to do for you today Lenny is you know just be able to put some numbers in front of you you know kind of let you know exactly how it would work you know the numbers of how many customers we'd be sending to you and you know how many of those are going to translate into sales for you and your business okay so you know Lenny just just give me one brief moment here and I'm just going to bring one of my analysts Dan on the line with us so that he can just go over that a little more specifically with you okay oh yes yes uh someone someone did okay did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that year you know I'm not exactly sure Lenny it may have been it may have been and it could just be that we're following up with you here today so so you know like I said you know what what I want to do right now is just be able to pull my analyst on the line here with us so that he can just go over some of those numbers with you okay yes so sorry what we've shown I'm again yes and my name is Casey CAS UI well it's funny that you say cold because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's certainty is very smart I won't give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more connect tell me about it exactly so what I'm going to do right now Lenny I'm going to pull my analyst on the line here with us and they're going to be able to go over some more specific details ok so just give me one brief moment here all right I'm sorry I brief moment quite catch it catch you they will pull us out again yes money so I'm gonna bring my analyst on the line here with us ok so just give me one brief moment all right just give me one brief moment but I'm sorry again just just hold hold for me for one second okay Lenny just hold for me for one moment would you show that again again please hello are you there hi this is Ellie am I talking with Lenny oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again my name is Ellie is this Lenny yes ish hi how are you sorry which company did you say you're calling from again yeah it's called access now and what we have to is yes everything because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is absolutely where are you from I love your accent oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes whoa are you listening yeah I'm here Jimmy Amy oh yes sorry there's a I have a have a bit of a that's a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again no that's okay so what we have is a program that's guaranteed to bring you more customers to your website now Lenny do you already have a website well you know with the low finances the way there I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true I was asked I can book absolutely so what we do is we pull a report on all of the top leading industries or companies in your industry and in your area and then what is the most important on the internet is to backlink your website so you're actually will be found when people google sentences or google you know where to go in my area for this instead of typing in your exact name or your exact URL so we actually filter traffic through alexa which is a program that allows us to make sure it's real life people real life paying customers that want to do business with you now i'm not going to guarantee you every single person is going to do business with you but what I will guarantee you is the traffic well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Irish Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she yes she says that that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah yes so sorry about that so you're having a shower again you have a deck oh yeah without a what card in the background it's say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thank what was it was that here hopefully well here's the thing is there's a lot of companies that definitely offer similar products but what we do is we give you a money-back guarantee with our services meaning we start business with you and then if it turns out that you don't like our services we give you every single penny back that's why I'm one of the most successful in the industry is because I'm never going to lock you in a contract it's a month-to-month agreement and I'm going to give you essentially a receipt meaning if you don't like my services you get your money back now mind you any I have over 60,000 satisfied customers and over 16 years in business now what we want to do is help increase the visibility of your business online we want to make sure people can actually find you and people actually know you exist yes sorry we came out as a hostile name again my name is Ellie well is anybody that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family ah to go to university and she passed with distinction I you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it sure absolutely so you I'm sure you're familiar with Google I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch you catch you they will pull us out again that's okay no that's okay so Google is that America's number one search engine and and what it does it seems at 98% of anyone all consumers all customers they Google everything before they go anywhere so without my company people would Google you know where to buy car tires and end up getting cell phone results we filter the searches and we make sure that you show up anywhere and everywhere your competitors show up with the sorry again well that's okay so it's a type of search engine optimization okay so Lenny it's a commercial online for your business good would you say that again like in please oh sure it's a commercial online for your business so we make sure that you are seen that you show up anywhere and everywhere your competitors show up yes fish okay we actually earn your business we stay very very transparent through the whole process by using Google Analytics and I give you that 30-day money-back guarantee if you don't like what I do for you we are aware that it's real life you shouldn't going from again access now hello you know Lenny are you a sensation the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important if they're more important than any happiness or phone call or whatever whatever it is absolutely and I understand that and a lot of my customers have actually been you know hurt by other companies because it is easy to get screwed over in this industry pardon my french at the same time it's exactly why I will never ever lock you into a contract it's a month-to-month agreement and I give you your 30-day money-back guarantee I don't want to I do I don't want to pull it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes are you there can you hear me yes I'm here can you hear me yes sorry this is oh yeah that's a problem with this phone and my hearing is I'm so good yes that's okay sorry what were you saying again yeah so it's a like I said month-to-month agreement I earn your business and if you don't like what I do for you or if you know you decided something you don't want to proceed you get every single penny back we want to earn your business and that's why I'm so successful and and that's exactly you know why most people do business with me is because I give you a receipt which means you know you get your money back if you don't like what I do and I'm never going to lock you in a contract it's a month-to-month agreement well we don't live with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was a skanking book absolutely so I have a four-page agreement and what it does is one page protects you and your company and your you know your website one page protect me and my company my website and the other two pages outlined in detail your 100% money back guarantee and the details of the program now it's a monthly cost of one hundred and forty nine ninety five and that all you optimize your web as I sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marisa she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she yes yeah note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second fear hang on yep yes so sorry about that sorry what were you sorry yeah actually so we do it for a hundred and forty nine ninety five and we you know guarantee our services and like I said it's month-to-month for you all right oh honey so what someone did did say last week noted someone did Co last week about the same thing what was it was that you uh-huh um you know I'm not sure if it was exactly my company I do know though that there is a lot of companies that promise you the world and deliver but what I do is I work with you and I give you you know your money back if you don't like what I do I'm the only one in the world who's not going to lock you into a contract two months month agreement so Lenny are you in front of your computer right now yes sorry what's your name again my name is Ellie well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about Isaac just this last week and you know CeCe's huh she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinction you know where we're all quite proud of it yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it absolutely so we can optimize your website what that means for you is we can make it mobile friendly we can make sure that it shows up anywhere and everywhere your competitors show up now instead of typing in your exact ww we can look on a search engine to actually let you be seen you know home theaters in my area or you know that's what you do right I'm sorry I'm disabled whole set again that's okay you you work in home theaters that's the kind of is very little sorry again notes okay so you're in projector screen and home theaters good would you say that I'm the business huh what kind of business are you in ish ish you have I yeah okay i TV business right sorry which company did you say you're calling from again access now well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or or whatever whatever it is absolutely I agree absolutely okay so arm when are they available I could speak with one of them oh yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes well are you there I'm here hello yes I'm here can you hear me oh yes sorry I have a hangover I don't got a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again okay so like our basic package and we can do it for monthly month monthly costs of one 49.95 so that's 150 dollars essentially you're going to see results in 72 hours well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was a skunk bug absolutely so after you know you get the 30-day money-back guarantee if you don't like what I do for you you get every penny back well essentially what I do is I make a search an online what I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told what I should be looking at my third oldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yep absolutely yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again so we can get you started today for a hundred and fifty dollars you're going to see results in 72 hours you're in front of your computer right now is yes someone someone did kids say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you um you know I'm not sure if it was my company yes sorry there are time thank you like it my name is Ellie well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she she was talking about this just just last week and yeah ECC's well she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family 30 University and she passed with distinction you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well let me you're in front of your computer I can show you my company yeah I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that discussion they will pull us out again that's okay do you have a computer with the orientation do you have a computer could you say that again again please do you have a computer or a laptop yes fish a computer yes okay can you get in front of it sorry which company did you say you're calling from again from access now well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or for phone call or or or whatever whatever it is absolutely get things going on up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah are you there hello yes Lenny I'm here yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a that's a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again okay so to get things going all I need is a few basic pieces of information from you well I do fine and you know where they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as well\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there elemis yes this is ok perfect ha good morning my name is Larsa I'm a local general worker here in diamond bar I was simply calling sister offering homeowners free estimates in case they might need any repair sir and I was wondering if you might need anything around home like maintain electrical plumbing roofing sir we also do the rock store replacement landscape and redesign for refinishing is there anything that's you've been considering sir oh good yes okay what kind of work were you interested in doing around the house sir maybe we can offer you up to thirty percent discount at the moment oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week decided someone did Cole last week about the same thing what was it was off here no sir never I wouldn't call back unless you ask me to you know I was actually calling right now since we're finishing a project not too far away from sir so we're offering some of the neighbors as well free estimates in case they might need something it's no obligations and no cost to you at all so it's completely free and pretty much will help you save up to thirty percent discount which is good for up to a year sir yes sorry what's your name again my name is Lars just like Huck well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest florist she was talking about this just this last week and you know a sec she is very small i'll give her back because he was the first in the family to go to university and see how i have the distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her years so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay well we've been in a cup we've been doing this business for over 30 years combined experience sir we're licensed were bonded and wear a shirt so I mean whatever happens we pretty much got you covered mr. right pretty much every one of our workers is pretty much got the credentials to going to do the type of work that you my nature like I said over 30 years combined experience that you can't go wrong I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you later okay I'll same at least have over 30 years combined experience in the industry sir and pretty much for licensed bonded and insured so in case anything we got you covered Christ but we got until you our work is pretty good right and we'll give you the best competitive pricing as a matter of fact depending on what current project that you like when we show up we'll take dark adventures leave some references I'll call back number and also pretty much will give you some ideas that you might actually consider you know so we'll take will basically take some samples for you to take a look at I'm just kind of work were you interested in doing though but the sorry again i was saying what kind of work were you interested in doing around house would you say that again again please yes sir what kind of work were you interested in doing with an anything like painting and electrical work tau ceti yes yes what kind of work sir sorry which company did you say you're calling from again it's a DDI that's Bravo Delta elia home improvement well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have we should be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but did that really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things quite and that's understandable they're born oh yes I know you know what and that's what that's that's one of the things what profit versus yes sir I understand completely what you're saying and you know the thing about us is that I mean right before I let you go I'm going to go ahead and ask you I mean is there anybody else that should be there to help you out with the decision making because we would actually prefer them to be there because it you know how it is if they have any input or any questions about it pretty much we'd like to go ahead and address it there while we're there you know looking at the prop project that you might be considering so I mean you won't have to worry about that either and also we do call two hours in advance to let you know we're on our way right out to give you a heads up you know in case you need to do anything and also in case we get we get lost you know since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yes everything I'm Lizzie hello are you there yes I'm sorry I'm listenin to ya oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again oh yeah ourselves mentioning that we call you two hours in advance to let you know we're on our way or in case we get lost to you know also if there's somebody else that helps you with decision-making we actually prefer them so I mean if Larissa would be uh would be the one to help you out with next case will prefer her to be there you know in case she needs any questions any guidance oh she has I need any additional formation that she might be considering you know well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed much as well we were how true that's the beauty of it mr. Lester that's a beauty of a message pretty much giving you an obligation at no cost estimate and at the moment we're offering up to thirty percent this and which is good for up to here so pretty much there's no come there's no commitment just by getting the bed you know it's pretty much we just want to place a bit to see if we can give it a qualifying rate that she's looking for you know well are you but that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned lorsha before yeah yeah she um she says that the boat that I should be going through something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess whatnot so I could you just hang on for one second yes so sorry about but know ASAP stay here sorry what were you saying there again yes sir hours are asking what kind of work that you need that you wanted to do around the house oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week though did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was that you know I was not me yes so sorry what's your name again my name is Norris just like Chuck Norris well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and she sees no she is very smart i won't give her bad because a happy was the first in the family to go to university and seeing a half past with distinctions you know and we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well sir i was going to ask you mean what kind of work did you need to do like what kind of repairs are on the house I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you're able oh I was asking what kind of repairs in the house that you needed to do or what kind of work did you needed to do on the house cuz I mean we could start there we could then then I mean we could set up a time tomorrow when it's more appropriate for you and Larissa but the sorry again I was wondering now begin without what kind of work that you need to do around the house would you prefer that again again clue of course I was asking if there was what kind of work that you need to do around the house like what kind of repairs that you wanted to do painting outside or painting inside did you want to do tile work what is it that you want to do yes yes if you want to do painting mr. sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm with BDM you know what's a better time to speak to Larissa if you don't mind me asking that I mean I could call her and she hears something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have permissions what elegant but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now something that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family and I beat these things are quite important if they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever it is yes sir yes I do understand that oh you know that's I was asking what 10 duck is better for a reader call back so we can us so we maybe could consider doing something around there you know what time is better for me to reach Larissa so we can see what you wanted to do oh yeah that way you would that way that way you don't get in trouble you know that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yes sir hello yes after hello are you there yes sir I'm sorry oh yes I'm sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing isn't it a shot so good yes sorry what were you saying again I was saying I was asking you what is a better time to reach Larissa because I can call her and see what she was interested in doing that way you don't get in any trouble I swamis well you know with the world financial an hour I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as whatever howl howl I was this guy through that was a slice book all we have to do is set a schedule that time for tomorrow we'll we'll give you a call two hours in advance to let you know we're on our way pretty much when we get there we'll show you credentials will show your references give you a call back card as well now and then pretty much take a look at whatever project that you wanted to do give you a free estimate it's a minimum of about 45 minutes mr. well that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking after my third eldest worry Senora sorry see ya I think I mentioned Laura show before yes in addition she says that that I should be going for something like he's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess whatnot so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about but oh don't know where sir sorry what were you saying there again okay so I'm gonna call back when LaRussa's available that way we can speak with her and see if she wants to go ahead and give him give us a chance to give her a price for any repairs what's a better time for me to call back though mr. oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was that beer all right yes sir so uh yes I was just wanted to call back you know that way we can go ahead and see if she might need anything I wouldn't want you to get in trouble mister sorry what's your name again my name is Norris like Chuck Norris so I'll call back later on today maybe like around five and Siva Larissa's available is that okay with you well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she was talking about this just this last week and she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well sir there's not much more I can tell you why you go that's pretty much what we do in the reason I'm calling I'd go ahead and give you a call later on today see we can go ahead and I help you out there okay sir I'll let you out of court unless you later hope so again I said I'll I'm gonna go ahead and let you go for right now and I'll call you back perhaps in the afternoon like around three or five right to see Larissa some and speak with her that way we can see the she might be willing to give us a chance either cuz I wouldn't want to get you in trouble so I'll call you back later on today how's that sound sorry again I said I'll call you back later today is that ok could you say that again basically yes I'll give you another call it at like around three if yes ok perfect something thank you for your time sir you have a good afternoon sir sorry I which is a recording from me it's BBI home improvement so I'll give you a call at around three thank you sir [Applause] well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is yes sir no way so i'll give you I'll give you a call around three see Larissa's there and I will take it from there so I do thank you for your time and your patience you have a good afternoon okay oh yeah scissors since you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with my dear hello hello are you there oh yes sorry this is I have a have a kind of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is a shot so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again hello are yellow hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"quality assurance I'm from Sirius XM I believe M picometer oh all right I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh are you mr. Furst yes oh all right um this is Annabel Eon and I'm calling about your vehicle sir the volkswagen golf SportWagen this call may be recorded for Quality Assurance other the reason why I'm calling it to be I just want to let you know the Sirius XM wants you back on listening to all of our programs again okay oh yeah and for that [Music] good site last week divert some of the koloff's week about the same thank you I'm not sure this is the first time that I called you that's why I'm right now sir I will give you a 75% discount from Sirius XM okay sorry bye then what was your name again uh my name is Anna okay Federation like that I said I'm giving you a 75% discount for the entire four months when our select package okay we'd know the activation fee of $15 so you have a lot of savings here okay so our regular customer pays $16 a month for this one which were you starting but for you I will give it thee for only $5 from one plus region taxes in the coke over your four months of service before it will automatically initial credit okay like what I said I will waive the $15 for activation fee for radio right now okay so just to give you an idea for the whole four once today although in November 20 2017 it will only be a one-time charge of twenty two dollars and seventy seven cents including fees and taxes nothing more than that no hidden charges no fifteen dollars or activation fee and the good thing about mr. if you have the full control of your account one hundred percent at Sirius XM I'm giving it to you okay so mr. crew I just need the very fine book because my third Elvis Marisa see she was talking about this just just last week hmm she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first to the family go to university and see half the stations you know where we're all quite powerful so yeah she was saying that I should look a little bit look into this sort of thing oh okay what more can you tell me about it okay um Melissa will get over 140 channels with Sirius XM writable digital quality sounds that's good right and by the way for most commercial free music sports news entertainment and informative travel athletes and weather updates real-time once again with the word digital quality sounds okay so I just I can turn back a radio on today all you have to do is turn your radio on turn on the satellite more gorgeous go to your corner go to the preview to the sky turn on the satellite mode turn it on channel one wait there until three to seven minutes because it's over handed 40 channels downloading on your radio and from there you can start browsing the channels okay later on I will send the signal right away okay tell me sir I believe you so located at peace from CDC state in my correct I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it may be patchy level what was that again I believe you are still located at please TTC a seat am I correct you set your billing address it's Trisha I'm your billing address is Trish TV series seat in my correct would you say the secretary building addresses your billing address research to you I'm a Poli please TDC a seat in my correct yes yes okay so sir comet right now in order to finalize the subscription okay I'll need to get their payment information your transaction will not be processed until we review the details and you are and you have agreed to the payment for which I will be using your credit card or the debit card today sorry which company you say you're falling from again I promise here is X n sir well you know this is something because the last time that I've someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went mmm shouldn't have a location okay um I do and it oh okay I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't make the referral me now that happen okay miss Oh miss extra important okay okay can you take I'd be all there is it okay music like that I said this is a one type of church okay um I do um you don't have your card rates now you don't you don't have a coordinator cuz you know what I'm friendly right I oh I just want to say that I just okay Oh mister I don't want you to miss this one yes sir I'm here I just want to let you know that I don't want to miss this one I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good oh sorry what were you saying again well I do usually usually oh oh you know I have two speakers much okay how how is this going to how is this guy mr. Omega you usually do this with a debit card and credit card all right for you to save it up for you to save this for you to save this one okay this is a one-time payment for your convenience that's why I'm asking you a credit card or debit card and if you ask them to give me I'm hesitate for you to give me your card number don't worry cuz I'll be deleted okay so once again we'll be using today your debit card or credit card well are you but that does sound good I mean you have been very patient all man here and okay okay I love your patient yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa she yeah I think I mentioned Laura shall be for Canaries all right that's what I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate for the time and okay sorry just hang on for one second okay hang on okay yes so sorry about that sorry well okay Oh miss it okay mrs. Michigan just asking you for a credit card or debit card because I'm serious XM wants it to have a 75% viscum and you will have a lot of savings here okay I don't want you to pay another two dollars in PHP for free five can send your paper but we're considering mr. just a safe and secure it for you for your own girl for your granddaughter for eldest daughter right miss Melissa I can send your paper bill all right and there will be two dollars University and don't worry all we discuss will be sent to your paper paper both black and white okay you will receive in three to seven days okay oh yes yes oh I guess so let's on 12 hours say last week though did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm not sure this is the first time that I call you this is an auto dialing okay remember you my name is Ana well my name is Ana because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just this last week Sirius XM hmm to you is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was in the family to go to university with distinctions you know where we're all quite about about yes so Newman's I should go can I get you on Sirius XM okay so what walking tell me about it right now sir I'm gum you know we forget go we said going to give me your credit card information because you're all mere afraid to you're not comfortable to give that card information I can send your paper bouquet just receive it the same and secure it for you because and there will be two dollars in whiskey and don't worry sir what we discuss will be sent to your address later and I will get that okay so I will be reading a very important detail for you I just need inaudible yes for this one all right so let's go over the details the form on SiriusXM so that planet will start to be and comes to twenty four dollars and seventy seven cents for the initial billing period which includes patient access this service will automatically renew on November 20 2017 here you will be ever three months inquiries first tomato total charge of 56 dollars and 64 cents which includes peace and taxes mister you may cancel at any time by calling us at age 66 69 you may see renewal with operator charge goal I know the billing date on your account your customer agreement can be found on a website at Sirius XM calm or you can request at any time by phone if there is an email address in your account a confirmation of this traditional instruction will be sent to that email address within 5 days this is we accept streams ok I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you level what was that again I'm the one that I read for the one that I read free rates the one that I mentioned to you will be sent to your paper bill it will be black and white it's a verbal agreement for me to able to send you the signal right away okay because I don't want you to miss this one because you are you here is action selected your vehicle to have this okay like what I said you don't have to pay the $15 for activation fee and we're giving it to you for 75% discount our select package which is our best seller okay and you will have it off well like what I said I will give you am giving you a full control over accounts 100 sense and for your eldest okay so once again for the Quality Assurance er you accept this parents okay the sorry again I'm hello I'm sure I'm just I'm sending you a paper bill all right and you will receive it three to seven days would you say that again and in place I'm saying I will send you a paper bill okay and you will receive it three to seven days and it's up to you if we want to continue or not okay like what I said I'm giving you a full control of your account from from my side I just don't want you to miss this one because you will have a lot of savings like sixty to sixty-five dollars imagine this for the whole four months you will have Sirius XM radio you will have a select package over 140 channels for four months for only twenty two dollars and seventy seven cents okay including teaching practice alright so for the quality assurance ER for the quality assurance I just need an audible yes for this one okay so we accept for the quality assurance do you accept this service okay sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm from Sirius XM sir well you know here is ie iuo are you aware without someone pulled up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think do you understand what I'm saying yeah for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or phone call or or or whatever whatever it is we just um do you understand what I'm saying oh yeah yeah you see you understand what I'm saying so right now oh let me sir I just need an mm okay mark I don't I'm here I'm so here are you like okay yes sir I'm here oh yes yes sorry I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing sorry what were you saying again Oh mister I just need another one is for this one for me people to send you the signal right away like when I tried to stop you you have the full control of your account okay so I'm from Sirius XM okay do you understand me that you're going to have a 75% discount for Sirius XM with no reactivation fee of $15 because you are a valued customer - that's why I'm giving it to you right so once again mister do you accept this service okay well you know with the world financers the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were ever how I was this time sure why how's this going to work sure I'm giving you a serious problems here is like seven oh it's a radio in your car this appellate review in your car that here is exam okay so late when I said do you accept this terms well that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third oldest Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she um she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of life you know what is most appropriate at the time like this one yeah sorry I can't hang on for one second yes hello sir but oh okay okay or your size very good [Applause] sir I just need another voyage for this one okay I'm just happy and secure it for you to decide the water for mrs. fun all right please next time we're giving you and 75 percent this country the full control of your account with no reactivation fee of $15 all right because you are a valued customer to us so once again sir the Quality Assurance review acceptance oh yes this yes okay I'll be related to koloff's rig same thing what was mr. no form when yeah when I asked you do you access system she told me that you say yes right so once again for the Quality Assurance do you accept this term sorry again my name is an answer I will take the say yes okay you will receive an invoice of future charges that include the pseudo-inverse iodization see attitude shmoo okay well it's failure that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first okay later yeah hello meters so alright now your radio it's been activated okay so okay well then she go once you got it up I want to go are you driving your Volkswagen to working walking tell me [Music] okay okay again and you're safe any further suspense okay you can I will not turn the review on but today cash and think they don't understand me okay so I will let go sir I'm happy to talk to you if any further assistance just call us at 86 have a BT right\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny yeah hi this is Michael I'm calling on behalf of sperian energy reason for the call today Linda you guys had enrolled your P P and L account into the Pennsylvania energy choice program and that was to receive reduced pricing on the account by choosing the supplier but once you're in the program Linda you're always going to be entitled to the lowest rate that's available so we are calling about a lower fixed rate that we have for your electric account at 8.35 cents per kilowatt hour that's so that you could receive introduction to your monthly bill the reason that we had to call you with this Lindy they used to send out the information in form of like a bill insert but a lot of people are overlooking the information that's when it became my job to help facilitate it for you you had recently enrolled in kind of government helped like kapoor LIHEAP where they pay a portion of the bill have you uh sorry I can barely hear you this lynnie you haven't recently enrolled the electric account into any kind of government assistance like kapoor LIHEAP that's where they pay a portion of the bill for you fish do you get any kind of assistance on the bill oh good if yes yes okay so what this is going to be a reduction on the supply portion of the bill for you since this is for ppl customers only I just need to verify who you have as a supplier on the account that's going to be located on page one of any of the previous bills that you have I do realize that you don't carry them in your back pocket so I am required to hold for you just let me know whenever you find one money oh yes yes someone someone is good site last week that is someone to koloff's week about the same thing it was yeah yeah so you're entitled to a lower rate on the account it's not going to cost you anything it's going to help you save some money on the electric bill but what we need to do there I just need to verify some information off of page one off of the bills that you have do you realize that you don't carry them in your back pocket so I am required to hold for you if you want to set the phone down to grab one just let me know whenever you find one is sorry what's your name again Michael and I'm calling on behalf of sperian energy well it's paying that you should call because my third eldest larissa soon she was talking about this just this last week and the energy stores you see you soon she is very smart I'll give her that because okay it was the first in the family to go to university and see okay past with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes you were saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing yeah because it doesn't cost you anything it's just our rates for the account what was that sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that discussion they will yeah what I said it's not going to it's not going to cost you anything to get the lower rate it's just going to help you save some money on the bill so this isn't going to cost you anything this is actually something you're entitled to with the energy choice program but do you have any copies of the P&L sorry again like I said Lenny this isn't going to cost you anything because you're already in the program you know the energy choice so this isn't going to cost you anything this just helps you save money on the electric bill it's not going to you know this isn't something that's going to cost you extra this is actually going to help you save some money on the electric bill yeah it's something you've already done before you're already in the program you know you chose this a while back that was you know so that you could get the reduced pricing on the account just pretty much like time to re-enroll to get you back on the lower rate do you have any copies of your P P and L bell Lenny would you say that again again please yet do you have any copies of your P P and L bill ish ish ish okay we need we need to grab one of those Lindy I need to verify some of the information top of page one sorry which company did you show you calling from again calling on behalf of sperian energy that's sper IA and sperian energy flow and well here's patient thing because the last time that I'd someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I mean my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know how did that happened that's the only thing that the only thing that's going to affect this many years and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or what year whatever it is so the only thing here Linnet it's going to be you know anything that would hurt you on this with this program the only thing that would stop you here or you know penalize you is if you already have a supplier on the account so once I look at page 1 i'm going to be able to tell who you have supplying the electric and at what prices they're charging you so you know i'm not going to make any changes to the account that's going to get you any kind of trouble what I want to find out here is if you who you have supply in the account and at what price they're charging you now if they're charging you more than what we're going to charge you then of course we'd like to help you save some money but if it's going to be you know something that's going to cost you more or something like that then you know we're not going to make any changes to the account but we do need to look at page one to see what's going on with the account and what you're being charged oh yeah sisters since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yeah I'm not going to do anything to hurt you here we're just trying to help you save some money bread' hello yeah I'm yeah I'm here Lenny can you hear me sir oh yes sorry this is I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes sorry what were you saying again we just need to look at page 1 of any P P and L bill anyone's I look at once I get you to pull out page one will be able to find out who's supplying the electric and at what price they're charging you so if they're charging you more than eight point three five cents then we would be able to help you with the reduction i'm not going to apply a higher rate to the bill that this doesn't make sense you know we're here to help customers not to hurt them so basically what we need to do here Lenny is just look at page one of your bill and see what's go on see what who's supplying the electric and what they're charging you well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how is this going to book so the way it works is you're authorizing ppl you know if you don't ever choose that supplier where they're getting energy from then they choose one for you so you're on like a default supplier so now the way that this works is you're telling them well hey don't buy the electric at the default supplier at the higher rate you're telling them to buy it from sperian energy at the lower rate so nothing changes with ppl they still service your account they still bill you one time a month just like they always have you're just going to notice the bills a little bit cheaper because you're telling them to buy the cheaper electricity instead of the more expensive well you just get your giving your permission good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and yeah it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at way to look at it right the way to look at it Linda English right now with an e you know I think I mentioned or so before yeah if you live in to it she says that those that I should be going through something like this but it's just something Eric oh this is what this is the map where to get our proprietary and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah I can hold on yes so sorry about okay oh sorry what were you saying there again well what we need to do Lenny but right now if you don't have a supplier on the account you pay a nine point four nine cents per kilowatt-hour that's what ppl that's what they're default rate is so the way that this works is you're telling ppl not to buy it from the nine and a half cents but to buy it from sperian energy at 8.35 so you know nothing changes with them you're just authorizing them to buy the electric from the cheaper source so that your rates can go down it's called the energy choice oh yes yes someone someone did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing it was a woman it could have been I'm not sure I make a lot of phone calls lynnie so I'm not going to you know I'm not going to say a hundred percent if that was me or if that was somebody from this office but that's probably what it is because you're paying right now you're paying like close to ten cents a kilowatt when you should only be paying 8.35 if sorry what's your name again Michael well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and she's she is very smart i won't give her bad yes what you told me some solace in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yeah so she's on the rack this you know sigh knows what's going on look you know get into the look into this sort of thing you can think of it more like a tell me about it oh well I mean that's what that's what we have to offer here eight point three five cents that's a fixed rate it's not a variable rate that means that it can go up so this is a fixed rate that's going to remain the same and the only thing they have you know if you decide to cancel within the first three months they charge you $49 cancellation fee other than that it's not going to cost you anything you know if you keep the program in effect for three months it's just going to help you save money it's not ever going to cost you anything I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch that Ducati level though as long as long as you keep as long as you keep the program in effect for three months then this isn't going to cost you anything you know it's just a lower rate on the account they're not going to charge you extra for having that lower rate you're not going to be penalized or anything like that for switching just be a lower rate there on your bill and everything else will remain the same with ppl it's a little sorry again so like I said this isn't going to cost you anything Lenny there's no cost to the program as long as you keep the program in effect for three months it's only going to help you save money it's not going to cost you anything put you to show that again like in please you just got to keep the program in effect for three months you can't cancel it within the first three months that's the only way that it will cost you any money as if you cancel within the first three months ish ish but what we need to do there Lenny we just need to look at page one of your ppl bill I have realized that everybody has left the office I'm the last one standing here for everyone else's went to lunch so is there any way I could call you back in like 30 or 40 minutes lynnie when I get off of lunch and maybe you could try to locate a copy of that bill while i'm on lunch sorry which company did you say you're calling from again sperian energy well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello are you there hello yes we're asking a mini mark from over to windows indoor citizeness oh yes well sorry sorry what were you saying again oh yeah is this mr. oh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there Oh am i speaking with mr. yes this is okay well mrs. yeah we're a local provider my name is mark from Alberta windows and doors and over in local provider of windows and doors replacement and we offer us well eight thirty percent discount all of our products just to senior design as well so I'm going No so are you looking to replace your windows or doors within this year or sometime next year oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you yeah I think you recognize my voice yeah sorry what was your name again it's mike mike rom al rato windows english well its value that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it oh wow actually oh I just want to ask you one question are you all right you told me that you have plans of changing your windows or doors right I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch ladycat sealevel all that again oh yeah yeah I'm just want to ask or to confirm if you're if you have clients all for placing your windows or doors within this year or some other business sorry again I do you have any plans or do you have are you looking to replace your windows or doors within this year or sometime next year would you say that again again place I'm asking if you're looking looking to a plate your windows or doors reading this year or sometime next year yes yes yeah so you're the homeowner right sorry which company did you say i'm calling from again I'll break our windows and doors well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have permission be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is okay yeahhh mister oh maybe I just have to if your third eldest Alisa available right now can you speak me through oh yeah scissors since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here no yes hello oh yeah I'm listen yeah I'm listening mr. oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what were you saying again we can they speak with Malaysia you're a third August well you know finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this going through how was a skunk bug yeah well actually we have a wonderful local representative would be glad to meet you and he will give you a free that's a free in-home estimate with no obligation and he will explain everything about the price the code about our products that we offer okay and basically you can use those discounts with a two percent discount to all of our products let's get senior discount as well okay well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned or should be fork yes yes she she says that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess whatnot so I could just hang on for one second tier hang on yes so sorry about but sorry what were your swag Merrigan Oh misty yeah yeah you've mentioned earlier you keep on telling me that my lease is the one who decides for your windows and doors right your daughter your third eldest oh yes yes somewhat someone vanished its size weighted heavily wooded co last week about the same thing what was it was that you yes yes mrs. and actually it's in their database so can I speak with Melissa please miss is she available myself please yes sorry what was your name again it's mark mark from Alberts our windows and doors well is it funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's she is very smart i won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite about a fair yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it oh yeah well mrs. that said maybe I just maybe try to go back for your daughter Melissa maybe I could talk to her regarding this windows and doors okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch they do catch you they will also again yeah this is had to go back to go back for Melissa figured out this business out of normal again I just tried to go by for Melissa your dirty eldest if she's having a ball okay would you say that again again please I'll just try I just tried to call back for Melissa if whether she's available then I'll just try yes yes yes okay well mrs. so much have a great need sorry which companies are you calling from again it's Alberta windows and doors yes Oh mrs. i just tried to go back again okay for melissa formerly shall try to talk with her okay thank you so much thank you have a baby well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever it is yeah mrs. yes thank you so much have a great day I just tried to go back okay thank you thank you oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah thank you thank you so much are you there oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is also good\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny what happened oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hello yes yes if ya ever recently contacts out about an email about a vacation package and I'm calling to make sure everyone was polite and courteous at all times were they oh good yes yes yes how does it have a/c survey questions to ask about a call you are getting the opportunity to receive 12 days of first class accommodations and on a scale of one to ten great the friendliness of the employee who you spoke with is yes someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you no no no this is our backyard this is for a survey I'm not sure who you spoke with do you remember their name yes sorry what was your name again EMA EMA well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah he sees no she is very smart i won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well this is for a survey I just need you to take the survey on a scale one to ten how you rate the the friendliness of the employee who you initially spoke with I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it very catchy level wholesale again honest on a scale one to ten how you rate the friendliness of the employee who you initially spoke with but the sorry again honest girl wants to tell how you rate their friendliness the person that you would normally do you spoke with the first time would you say that again again please that sells for something you spoke with you remember speaking with somebody ish ish ish on a scale of 1 to 10 how will you rate them on their friendliness sorry which company did you say i'm calling from again bahamas royal quality assurance and I said I mean came from tropical destination we have several properties that we own a several company this is the survey section of the wing well you know his hear something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is so you oh yeah no scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here okay hello yes I'm here hello are you there yes I'm here can you hear me yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again on a scale one to ten how you rate the person that you spoke with on their friendliness well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this guy true how is this going to work pardon me what was the question well are you that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura should be fought yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not do so I could you just hang on for one second of here hang on take your time yes so sorry about but sorry what were you saying there again did he get the secret of supervisor is yes someone someone did say last week though did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that whew yes about the server yes sorry what was your name again Emma well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's she is very smart i'll give him at because you know she was the first in the family could go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that i should look you know get back into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"removed from the Call list uh sorry I can barely hear that yes this is oh goodness thank you for holding am i speaking with the business owner today oh yes yes so what someone did kids say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I'm correct we're speaking mayor digital business listening yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Ryan you know ever since speaking to me well its value that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay so give me a second I'm just trying to pull hard and sorry I couldn't quite catch it because she labeled what was that again what is the exact name of the business one more time with the Liz sorry where again what is the exact name of the business one more time would you say that again again please can you really not hear me right now yes yes yes lo okay what is the exact name of the business sir sorry which company did you say you're calling from again MSN marketing certified Google partners we spoke we did we just spoke last time well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't faster we are calling I don't want to hear you that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or or whatever whatever it is I agree okay and what's the exact name is a business sir well yeah scissors since you you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm here hello are you there yeah I'm here oh yes sorry ceases I have a education of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good yes oh sorry what what were you saying again what is the exact name of the business so I can see exactly what's going on with the one on Google for you guys well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was this guy cookbook um okay so I can't I don't know any that any information specifically because I don't know the name of the business so I can't see exactly what's going on for you guys well that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she um she says that the boat that I should be going for me something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what not think so I could you just hang on for one second here hang on yes so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again um you you were talking I wasn't saying anything oh yes yes say someone someone did say last week and I did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that here yeah so what is the exact name of the business so I can pull up the information yes sorry what's your name again my name is Ryan well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see God why are you asking happy right now yeah you're just lightly messing up there and yeah he sees no she is hilarious oh really how much I wonder hand as she was the first in the family yeah personality okay with distinction let me guess let me go I went to university about it oh yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so the mother in England I've ever gone to robot that's why I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will pause that again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny how are you today uh sorry I I can barely hear you there okay so let me try to turn up the volume so you could hear me better so you said your name is Lenny is that better Lenny yes yes yes okay good so Lenny you're in Summerfield Florida is that correct oh good yes yes yes okay and you're looking for a security system for your business oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you I'm not quite sure if it was or not um so what kind of business is that you have it says glacier water you have a water company so sorry what what was your name again my name is Donna well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed ni with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what tell me about it well what I can tell you is that um this is a GE system you're familiar with GE correct General I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there well what was that again okay I was asking if you're familiar with GE it is a GE system with the sorry again okay um let me see if I could help by turning up this volume again let's see what I can do to make you hear me better Lenny does that sound any better to you could you say that again again please can you hear me Lenny yes yes yes okay perfect what I was going to tell you is that it's a a wireless system manufactured by GE and being uh Wireless it has a a a two-way remote so there's voice from the control panel and you can monitor and manage the system from anywhere and if your daughter Lissa wanted to do it from her cell phone she could watch what's going on at the business anytime she wanted as you would as well now um the good thing is that right now there's no charge for the equipment the installation or the activation and I would need just a little bit of information from you to give you all the rest of the details now how many doors lead in and out of your business sorry yeah which company did you say you calling from again calling from Alliance well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but uh um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know the these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or or what saying that you got in trouble for inquiring about a security system from your daughter well you know since since you put it that way I mean you you've been quite all right so she she does she doesn't that's okay let me ask you this Lenny hello she does not want you to make that yeah she does not want to make have to make that decision on your own I'm here I'm here Lenny oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again so are you going to be able to make a decision on whether or not you get a security system for your business well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we [Music] were how how how is this going to um how is this going to work well I can explain to you the only thing that you would be responsible for is the monthly monitoring fee but that's only due once the system is installed I need to ask you some questions to determine how much it might cost you per month so that we protect you totally so I need to know how many doors at the business how many doors go in and out well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and sound good it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been t that I should be looking at um my third eldest Lissa she think I mentioned yes you did twice she says that that that I should be going for the something like it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time right and I I won't I won't be able to tell you that you answer the question\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Belinda Bernard calling on behalf of tartar how are you today sir uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly here this can you hear me right now yes yes before I continue mystic I call will be recorded and monitored for quality purposes we were giving you a call today since you already have our internet and phone service and we like to offer you a deal where you can add phone I mean where you can add cable to your phone and internet and give you all three services because for campaign right now for two services you can have all three do what are you doing for TV are you in the contract with another provider for like dish or DIRECTV oh good this is this if you are in the contract mystic we will write you a check up to five hundred dollars from charter to buy out your contract if you like to take advantage of our TV service because right now i should add TV two years 60 Meg internet and home phone and i can give you all three services for eighty nine dollars and ninety seven cents per month with free installation how about that aren't you paying about seventy dollars just for internet and phone right now oh yes yes someone until you can do I don't think that someone did koloff's week about the same thing what was it was that did you yeah well we were calling you to offer your not a better deal because you got phone and cape internet right now you're paid about seventy dollars a month why not take go into a new promotion for a new year with adding TV to your internet and phone and your put you can have all three four eighty nine dollars and ninety seven cents a month sorry what we've shown I'm again so we will do it by out by your contract out from your current writer and you can take our TV service you want to take is alia that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and she's she is very smart i'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to the University yes yeah and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um yeah so we do you have your DVD writer right is it dish network or directv that you have I'm sorry I couldn't quite capture this discussion they were who do you have a TV providers sir do you have dish or directv right now with your TV service mr. sorry again mystic who do you have for your TV is a dish or directv TV services with any provider I'm sorry if this fish yes what yes you are in the contract sorry which company did you say you're calling from again charter sir you have our internet and phone is there someone else I can talk to well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have probably should okay be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens I what I cancer if you want to just wear your hat on we can Jamie can just leave everything late is there okay more things than any you know gobble for phone call or water for whatever it is all right mr. what we're gonna do is just leave everything the way it is okay oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way maybe you've been quite immediately yes I was like that's what you want to do it and we will do is just leave everything the way it is and if you ever want to change anything that's below you do about the customer sir yes sir I'm here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is I'm sorry what were you so late I said thank you for your time we'll leave everything the way it is and if you ever want to change anything you can call customer service okay well you know I went with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as well I mean how how I was this going through how is this going to work we're just going to leave everything the way it is why don't you call customer service at idiot but it's the same number that you have on the back of your bill you can always call some customer service and review your options at any time okay well we have a good day sir but I it does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah i mean\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hello am I speaking to Mr uh sorry I can barely hear you there am I speaking to Mr yes yes yes hi sir good afternoon sir by the way my name is Chris calling with FL home secur sir I'm sorry to bother you but I'll be quick the reason for this call flowing home is looking for a few advertising homes in your area for promotion that's going on right now would you be interested in receiving a free wireless home security system and exchange for allowing us to put a small sign in your front yard oh good yes yes yes okay sir so by the way sir you are the home owner correct oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you okay um no sir actually this is my first time to call you sir sry what what was your name again um it's quer well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of things um so what more can you tell me about it um actually sir um this is how we advertise and promote our company to give a fewe wiress home security system in exchange for allowing us to put a small sign in your front yard but you didn't have to worry sir because this is um there's no obligation for this sir um this is for free only so again sir you are the homeowner correct I'm sorry I I couldn't what catch they catch you there what what was that again um you you are the homeowner correct with the sorry again I mean sir you are the owner of the house that you've been staying right now is that correct could you say that again again please you are the the home owner correct yes yes yes okay and you're also the decision maker right sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling with flent home security um security sir um this is a new company and this is how we advertise and promote our company to give a free wireless home security security system well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is yes sir I understand sir but um actually sir I would like to ask you if you have a currently home security system well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes sir hello are you there yes sir I'm still here sir oh yes sorry this I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh what sorry what were you saying again um okay sir um I just want to confirm the information I have here is correct um you're living in the city of is that correct well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going through um how how is this going to work um actually sir as I have said earlier sir that this is how we advertise and promote our company um to give a free wireless home security um security system in exchange for allowing us to put a small sign in your front yard but you didn't have to pay for this sir because this is for free only for allowing us to put a small sign in your front yard and there's no obligation for this and all I have um all I have to do right now is to confirm the information I have here is if this is correct and by the way sir you're staying in the city of is that correct well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on oh yes sir yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again um sir um actually sir you are qualified for this sir because as you have said sir that you are the homeowner and I think you don't have actually um I mean you don't have a currently home security system is that correct oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you um no sir as I have said earlier sir this is my first time to call you but sir I would like to verify sir if you're still leaving in the city of sorry what what was your name again it's Chris sir Chris well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she pasted with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it um by the way sir um can I have your um address sir if you don't mind so that our um our specialist will um call you back and give you more details about this and they will come to your house and they will put the um small sign in your front yard as well as they will install the free wireless home security system so all I need sir is your complete address can I have your address sir I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what what was that again um can I have your address sir with the sorry again can I have your address could you say that again again please can I have your address sir yes yes yes so what is your address sir sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling from flent home security sir it's f for Frank L for Larry U for umbrella e for Edward n for Nancy and T for Thomas that is flent home security that is the name of our company sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she um uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happen you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay sir so um I understand about that sir but um as you have said earlier sir that you um your daughter said that you also need for protection as well uh it's um um like like the home security system but um all I need right now sir is to um to get your home address so that our specialist will come to your house and install this w a free wireless home security system sir um this is for free only so can I have your address sir well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes sir hello are you there yes sir oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again um I need your address sir well you know with with the world finances the way I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to I how is this going to work I understand sir you don't have to pay for this this is for free only so I need your complete address sir so that our specialist will come to your house and give this free warless home security system so I need your address sir that that's that's sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on good so sorry about\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is lenny hello sorry i can barely hear you there hello can it get completely on yes yes okay look at the keyboard left hand side bottom corner can you see a ctrl control button oh good yes yes yes and next to the control button which bottom do you see sir oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you so i'm telling you next to the control button which button do you see sorry what's your name again next to the control button which button did you see well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and see so sure sure listen to me listen listen okay listen to me listen to me listen to me listen to me listen to me listen hello [Music] again can you help me sir hello again please so can you hear me yes yes yes sir next to the control button which button do you see sorry which company did well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me uh on the phone i got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes i think my my eldest rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that's really hurt and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or phone call or what whatever it is hello oh yeah hello since you've looked that way i mean you've been quite uh friendly next to the control button which button do you see well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah i mean it's something that that i've been told that i should be looking at uh um my third eldest lord marissa or she uh i think i mentioned larissa before yes yes she um she says uh that i should be going for something like this but uh it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for the time and i guess whatnot sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that um sorry what were you saying there again hello hello [Music] hello sorry what were you saying again hello can you hear me though oh yes yes someone did say last week someone did call last week about the same it was that so it's about your computer protection i do believe you must be remember it our last time we was working your computer and you make that payment to our company for your computer services do you remember that i'm sorry what's your name again what's up with his name well it's funny you're listening to the call because my third eldest larissa she was yeah last week yeah he is so it's because your computer service expired today so that's the reason our company giving you that confirmation to you they like to upgrade that services once again or canceling so what do you want what did you say sir you don't have a computer would you say that again again sir your computer services have expired today so that's the reason our company giving you that confirmation to you like to upgrade that services once again or canceling so what do you want so what do you want you want that services or cancer our company name is pc care helping support [Applause] well you know here's the thing because the last time um right okay okay okay so listen to me because we don't want that services so we will refund back your money okay oh yeah since you've put it that way so are you sitting in front of your computer right now sir okay sorry what were you saying again are you sitting in front of your computer right now you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much [Music] how is this going to work um um but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and i guess sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on week you know someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you yes it was me sorry what's your name because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um what more can you tell me about it hello [Music] again question from get to solution how can i help you how can i help you would you say that again again please [Music] yes hello hello [Music] yeah hi this is alex wilson here and thank you for connecting to windows cancellation department how are you doing today sir [Music] [Music] hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again sir well we are trying that we are just trying to uh get a confirmation from your end like whether you want to upgrade the service once again for the computer or you want me to cancel the subscription for you sorry which company did you show your calling from again like i'm calling you from the microsoft windows and you live packet we are the third party of them online pc care support and today is the auto renewal day of your computer subscription that is the reason we are contacting our customers to get a confirmation from their end like whether you want to upgrade the service once again for the computer or you want me to cancel the subscription for user [Applause] well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me on the phone i got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes i think my my eldest rachel she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurts and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite they're more important than uh like i really don't understand what you are trying to tell me um it's not so good yes sorry what were you saying again hello sorry again hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello hello hello hello hello thank you for connecting vtec solution how are you doing today i'm sorry sorry what were you saying again thank you for connecting vtech solution how are you doing today well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were i mean how how how how was this going through uh how's this going to work you're in front of the computer right now that does sound good i mean you have to enjoy an old man here and you want you you you you i think i mentioned larissa before yes yes she um she says that i should be going for something like this but uh it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for the time and i guess whatnot sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on [Music] hello [Music] [Music] someone did say last week you know someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you hello hello hello oh yeah hi uh very good day to you you are speaking with james parker and you are connected with your computer refund department sir how are you doing today [Music] oh yes sorry what were you saying again i'm saying that we are trying to refund you your money the money which you have paid for the computer subscription last time [Music] my third grader she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's well she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us hello hello hello hello hello hello hello are you there hello hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello hello for connecting this call this is mark how may i help you my name is mark this call has got connected to the refund cancellations department i believe you remember there was a money which has been paid by you which is for your computer services i'm sorry i i couldn't quite catch the catchy label do you remember you paid money for your computer services do you remember sorry again okay uh you have a computer right again please [Music] hello [Music] hello hello yes sorry hello sorry what were you saying again [Applause] [Music] [Music] oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello thank you [Music] sorry what were you saying again my name is roger this call has got connected to the refund cancellation department do you remember you made a payment to our company which is for your computer services do you remember so we just called you up right now just to check whether it's working or not so let me know is your computer on right now at this moment i'm sorry come again well you know here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone i got quite a bit of trouble from this people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you that [Music] and sometimes in family you know these things are quite important you know they're more [Music] [Applause] important [Music] you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello are you there yes sorry i've had a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it's not so good um yes sorry what were you saying again uh the scholars about your computer subscription which has been automatically subscribed to your computer well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much [Music] how is this going to work hello hello sorry sorry what were you saying again about your computer i'm talking about your computer that does sound good i mean you have been an old man here and it's yeah i mean it's something that i should be looking at uh um my third album [Music] i think i mentioned before yes yes she [Music] so oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you my name is mark how may i help you sorry what was your name again [Music] my name is mark this call has got connected to the refund cancellation because my third eldest lorisa she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it hi this is cameron from the refund cancellation department how are you doing today oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello are you in front of the computer right now yes sorry sorry what were you saying again sorry sorry what were you i'm sorry i i couldn't quite catch it they did catch you there well what was that again congratulation team how can i help you sorry again this is calvin haston from the cancellation team how can i help you would you say that again again please this is calvin hassling from the cancellation team how can i help you yes yes yes what sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again hello how can i help you oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again [\\xa0__\\xa0] off well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone i got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have uh be telling you that but um yes i i think my my eldest rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that happens you know but that really hurts and and sometimes in fact you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than [Music] well you know since since you've you've put it that way i mean you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello are you there yes oh yes sorry i have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good um yes hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello hello are you there i cannot hear you hello [Music] i cannot hear you anybody there oh nobody hello see care how may i help you today oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again i am calling you from the computer maintenance refund department for the computer subscription that's been taken by you last year well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient an old man here and it's just yeah i mean it's something that that i've been told that i should be looking at uh um something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for the time and i guess whatnot sorry could you just hang on for one second hang on sorry what were you saying there again enable them hello oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you hello hello [Music] hello hello hello hello hello [Music] oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again this call is in regards for the auto renewal of your computer maintenance okay sorry what's your name again my name is robert wilson well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us hello hello hello hello sorry what were you saying again this is the call regarding the auto renewal of your computer maintenance this is the call regarding the auto renewal of your computer maintenance okay sorry\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"connect with potential customers generate new business leads and brand your products and services having expanded from it holding that Jason thanks for holding since Jason Who am I speaking with today uh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hi my name is Jason may I ask who am i speaking with today it is this is my name is Jason may I ask who am i speaking with today oh good yes yes yes okay so what is your name sir oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week no did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you um okay so my name is Jason may I ask who am i speaking with today sorry what would what's your name again my name is jason mask Who am I speaking with today well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yes she was saying that I should look you know gets introduced look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it okay um can I first just start off by getting your name sir your first name I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because you they will pull that again can I ask your first name what is your name sir hello are you there yeah my name is Jason Who am I speaking with oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again hello what is your name sir oh yes sorry what is your name sir sorry what were you saying again what is your name sir but the Liz sorry but again what is your name sir would you say that again like in please yeah what is your name sir yes yes yeah what is your name sir sorry of which company did you say you're calling from again yes what is your name sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something so I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see what wouldn't speak to me for me now you know that that happens you know but it's bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or whatever whatever it is you okay are you the business owner oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again are you the business owner oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello are you that business owner yes hello yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again are you the business owner well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how is this going true how was this going to book are you the business owner well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and i'm getting paid either way something any players away hold I should either way I'm getting paid my either way either way she yeah I think I mentioned either way oh yes yes she she says that those that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what why you have a lot of free time if so much free time you have so much free time you have all the free time in the world Wow you have so much free time don't you get so sorry about but sorry what were you saying there again wow you have so much free time huh oh yes\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh I can't sorry can you hear me now yummy yummy races thank you great how are you how have you been oh good yes yes yes wonderful well the reason your call me Lenny is to let you know that we are giving out an alarm system at no cost for home in business and I believe you are the home owner rate is yes someone someone kids say last week that someone did call us week about the same thing but was it was that you uh let me check here if we have your information give me a moment lemme it sorry what's your name again think it was not and this is Rosie from security alarms services and I think I think we don't have your information here what what was the company's nature well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she's no she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university to her and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing oh well Morton tell me about it yes since you are the homeowner you will be getting a brand-new wireless system at no cost this is for fire burglary and medical metering and do you have an alarm system in your home I know I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they won't oh ok so we are getting a brand-new wireless system this for fire burglary and medical retiring so this comes in cameras factors and motion detectors so do you have an alarm system in your home I know but the Lister sorry again a long system do you have an alarm system would you say that again again please alarm system many do you have an alarm system yes yes okay but you're not under contract right sorry which company did you say you're calling from again security alarm services well you know his patient thing because the last time someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something so I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or halt or what what what it is man so I was just asking I'm sorry fin termine money I was just asking if you have an alarm system in your home so do you have one are you or are you under contract with your alarm systems oh yeah your scissors since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward whatever hear anything no I and I'll removing on before you were that you're not really interested yes and feel here have a nice day sir right yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello oh I'm sorry barely hear you this high third this is Albert from the cleaning service over you yes this is and because my big circle working tomorrow so I will give you only one flat rate and who your warranty as well so if you tell me how many bedrooms do you have on the top floor oh good yes yes yes how many bedrooms do you have two three or four oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that - you know I'm not that sorry what was your name again ours recharge rate discounted price from other companies and two year warranty as well if anything is wrong between two years we can come and check that out it's free of course and I hope only I will give you that offer because I want to make my customer well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larisa she was okay about this just this last week and you know she she's so she is very smart I'll give her bath because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hung out with distinctions you know where we're all out oh yes oh you know um yes she was saying that I should look you know get into this is not necessary someone so what more can you tell me about it a burden I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it there because she they will also again sir I'm saying I'm King and in one flat rate we charge we clean all the ducts of your house drop from the basement all the vents of your house top from the basement doesn't matter how when events you have we clean all of them if you have 20 or 30 well planks we clean all of them in one flat rate and giving you also here when the job will be done we will also spray the natural antibacterial sanitization a spray which kill all the germs off the duct system and give you fresh here for the next two years this is sorry will again I'm saying that when the job will be complete so we will spray the natural antibacterial sanitization spray which kill all the germs of your duct system and give you pressure for the next two years would you show that again again please are you interested in the cleaning or not if fish huh sorry\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"are you sorry i i can barely hear you there uh can you hear me now am i cleo am i audible yes yes yes uh hi my name is jennifer i'm calling you from a dt a security alarm system company okay good yes yes yes yes and i've called you because we are wanting a promotion and ponaco this weekend our number it has been chosen in our promotions to get a free security alarm system for your home okay oh yes yes someone did say last week you know someone did call last week about the same thing was that you no it wasn't me because we're running a promotion this weekend not the previous weekend it must be another company a different one who might have phoned you because i'm from adp which is powered by telus okay so sorry what's your name again my name is jennifer well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart i'll give her that because you know she's the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know very well quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about us i'll explain everything in detail now since it's a promotion we are running so the company provides you an interactive wireless alarm system so that means we don't have to run any wirings at a place no alterations are being done over there so that doesn't hamper the beauty of your place where we do not require a landline phone we do not require wi-fi to run the system because this system is only connected to one of the power outlet to a power socket in the house wherever you have it just connected there okay which will cover fire police medical services so god forbid any moment any day any night there is an emergency at your place these respective service departments are being contacted and dispatched to your place for your help without you calling 911 and because of this promotion we are running couldn't quite catch the country there well what was that again i'll repeat it once again i just mentioned that adt provides you three different coverages you get a police protection fire protection medical protection so let's say take an example there was a medical emergency with you so at that time adp dispatches the ambulance to your place whenever you face a medical problem the same applies for the fire sorry again i'm sorry could you say that again again please yes i'll repeat it one more time now we provide you a control panel in this system this control panel has three emergency panic icons which are for fire for police and for the medical if you need any service sorry go on sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again a d t which is powered by telus well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone i got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because i went for something that i shouldn't have i probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes i think my my eldest rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes these these things are quite important you know um very sorry whatever it is um i just want to say something so if you don't mind i just wanted to ask you do you stay alone or do you live with your family well you know since since you've you put it that way i mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello yeah i'm still there i'm listening hello are you there yeah yes i'm still there you can talk to me oh yes sorry this is i have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it it's not so good um yes sorry what were you saying again i asked you do you stay alone or do you live with your family well you know with the world finances the way they are i know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were uh how how does that matter how was this going through how is this guy do you know what am i talking about sir well but know what i was offering you sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah i mean it's something that that i've been told that i should be looking at uh um my third eldest marissa or she uh i think i mentioned larissa before yeah yeah can i get your daughter that i should be going for something like this but uh it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for uh can i please have her number if you don't mind so just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that um sorry what were you saying there again i was i was asking for your daughter's number what's your daughter's phone number oh yes yes someone someone did say last week that someone didn't call last week about the same thing it was\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"runny sorry I can barely hear you there all right let me get girls to my desk can you hear me better my friend\u00eds is awesome to check availability I'm going to confirm me to run a code seven seven eight is your auditor oh good yes yes terrific I'm showing here on my system that we do have a couple vacation packages levity our code and please understand that this is a limited time offer this is a promotion for today please crap in the paper sorry give you details of your vacation package is this someone someone it it's five us waiting that is another colossal that silence was that yes it is regarding for the same vacation sir I came in Jessie and today we are inviting you to enjoy some of the most visited vacation definitions in the world such as Cancun Dominican Republic Orlando Florida Cabo San Lucas Puerto Vallarta and Asia sir can we have a turn I'm international travel before sorry what was your name again my name is Jesse said you have the pleasure of speaking with well it's pilot we should call because my third Elvis Larissa see she was talking about this just last week and yeah she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first of the family the universe creation and she asked the pictures you know we're we're all quite bad about this so yes you were saying that I should you know get into this sort of thing so what more can tell me about it always read bless you sir until you behind us today promotion if they happen send you on a family vacation and treat you like one key for a week we know that once you experience all looks all sorts you will travel with us again in the future but most importantly do go tell your friends and family members what a great time we have and that'll give us a good word of mouth advertising as well all we ask in return we take and I'm going to eat or you know quality results and experience what we have to offer doesn't make sense I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch a ship at sea level also amazing let me go along in a different way if you choose one of our humongous resort in rocket a logo you will be leading to a concierge in the surrounded areas of the resort in order to meet and see how you can utilize your all inclusive amenities lower the restaurants weather pools water founded treatments so in that way you can share a good warm mouth advertising doesn't make better sense that the will sorry again the whole idea of this if you share a good warm alphabetizing sir sermon response and limited availability for this promotion we only around one copper also which means that want to go over the details with you and answer all of your questions then you will simply need to let me know if this is something that you would like to take advantage of keep in mind if you will you will have two and a half years to travel so please do not concern yourself with travel date for who you were traveling with trav enough would you say that again again please yes very simple sir keep in mind if you take advantage of this promotion today you will have two and a half years to travel so please do not cause itself to travel date oh good you were traveling with fair enough is constant sir we have to cover some qualifications are you 31 years to reach or over sorry I will which companies are you calling from again of course I probably work sir focus or discovery sir keep on my new friends want to see details for the promotion and I am here showing those details let me ask you again are you 31 years of HR over sir well you know here's is you think because the last time like someone pulled up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have and we shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see see wouldn't speak to me for me now listen that happens [\\xa0__\\xa0] that really hurt and sometimes in family you know these three things are quite me or they're more important than than double or bung hole or water for water pretty dead for sure I'm moving through the you are over 31 years of each are over right sir how are you if you and you allow me to know oh yeah since you keep up that way I mean you you've been quite friendly straightforward here Oh yellow are you laughs she's wondering yes I'm here accents answers wondering how sorry it is I have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is on the shop sugar is well sorry what what we were saying here [Music] is that for real oh yay for location and crowd laughs so now you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were well how is this guy - how is this guy to fight well you have to be between 31 up to 65 years of age sir I want to ask you again how are you well that does sound good I mean if you have been very nice and all men here and it's yeah I mean it's something that should I can call what I should human my third eldest already know everything yeah I think I mentioned also people the ACM she says that I should come scholarship something like just a matter of what you know but what is most popular for the time is right so I can just hang on one second hang on [Music] [Music] so sorry back now sorry before you sign Merrigan he has made necessary and today we're inviting you to enjoy worldwide vacation for only 1189 are you interested to travel wore whiter is so much time till it's by last waiting that is some of the koloff's rhythmic sign hey what was it was it fear well probably some of my coworkers sir would even go direct the fact that these locations are open dated for the next two and a half years sorry what was your name again - my name is Jessie the places that I mentioned something you like to travel - well it's fine but rich people because\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny yes my name is David calling from Air that Ling Services how are you uh sorry I can barely hear you there yeah my name is David I'm calling you from air duct cleaning services how are you sir yes yes yes how are you oh good yes yes yes yes sir basically the reason of this call is to inform you that our company is running a fabulous promotion in your area so regarding the complete a du cleaning of your house is just one plant so without any sort of charges no charges and no prevent charges and with please sanitization as well so we are giving you 50% respond on today sir can can you before I move on can I ask how much is square fet is your home oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you yeah last last week sorry what what was your name again sir sir can can you tell me please when did you clean your Des system last time well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it uh sir okay sir so today is my promotion day I am giving 50% discount everyone because your number is updated in the promotion day that's why I'm calling you sir so if you clean your duck system today use appointment to take appointment then I am giving you discount and free sanitization as well I'm sorry couldn't quite catch let you catch you there again yes sir sir can you tell me sir sir when did you clean your deck system last time sorry again when did you clean your duck system last time could you say that again again please yeah sir sir when did you clean your deck system last time you don't understand me your deck system you have that system that a D Cleaning Services yes yes yes yes yes sir okay sir can you tell me please what how much square fet is your home sorry which company did you say you were calling from again my company name is sound cleaner well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happen you know but uh it that really hurt and and and sometimes times in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay okay so but today is my promo that's why I'm calling you okay sir you don't want to clean your deck system well yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello are you there know yeah yeah I'm here so don't you according to any sorry what were you saying again yeah sir you according to nadca Association and Health Department of Ontario you have to clean your deck system at least once a year because your air du system is badly contaminated with the variety of materials which can cause risk to you and your family sir that's why I keep calling you okay sir as you wish you don't want to clean that system doesn't matter sir it's your well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going through U how is this going to work yeah about can you tell me sir how much a squad Fe did home just for information well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that I should going for something like this what is most appropriate for the time I guess sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on okay so listen so it's my opinion to you we this is promotion called you know yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again yeah so today is my promotion day we are celebrating promotional day I'm calling you 50 I'm giving you 50% discount it's my opinion to you because you are my senior citizens that's why I'm giving you that service and we are giving you this C and please sanitization that's why I'm call okay have a i that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know okay can can can you tell me sir um so what more can you tell me about it excuse me sir excuse me sir sir can you tell me sir you want to clean your deck system right now I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there well pause that again yeah can sir would you like to clean your duck system sorry again would you like to clean your deck system right now could you say that again again please so you want to you want to clean your dect system right now yes yes yes okay sir sir please you can you tell me sir how big is your home in terms of a squareit sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again Don cleaner well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important more important than any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"hello this is Lenny is there James there oh sorry [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there okay this James yes this is hi my name is Michael from the vehicle service center I was having your file on the 2012 honda civic do still on it oh good yes yes yes okay so your file here it indicates that you have yet to extend past your vehicle's factory coverage about how many miles you currently have on it so far oh yes yes uh someone someone did kids say last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you I wasn't us personally and you know this is a different company probably because this is my record shows that we owe this is the first time that we've called you did you know I'm speaking when the Hanukkah Mentalist Michael well it's funny that you should pull because my third eldest honor sir see she was are talking about this year just last week and you know she is very smart i will give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed within distinctions you know where we're all quite not very yes so um yeah she was saying that i should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing oh so what more can you tell me about it um well what i can do is i can get a honda coverage specialist on the line all they're going to do is they're going to go over your different options that you have for extended coverage they'll tell you what it covers what it costs and I mean if the price is right for you you might as well take it if not you know no harm no foul at least you know what it covers in costs I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull that again okay I was saying I'm for me to give you more information I need to get the Honda coverage specialist on the line they they have all the policies right in front of them that they have they'll tell you what it covers what it costs and all that but by you're under no obligation when you speak with them they're just here to give you a little information and if you want the warranty you can go ahead and get it if not you know at least you know what it covers and what it costs sorry again ok so I'm would you say that again please yeah the vehicle service center we do we process extended warranties so the reason why we're giving you a call is so that you could speak with the Honda coverage specialist to see what the protection would cover and what it would cost for the 2012 honda civic if if if ok so would you like to speak with one sorry which company Bruce are you calling from again the vehicle service center well you know here's here's some things because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling her that but yes I think my eldest Rachel c.c wouldn't speak to me for a week now it's I read that happens but it's big that's really good and sometimes any family these things are quite important you know they're more important than your phone call or what for what it really support okay so um what would you like to do it would you like to speak with a Honda coverage specialist to see what it would cover in class or what do you want to do oh yeah you should look that way I mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yeah I'm here hello are you there yeah yeah I'm here to near me oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing it is not so good um yes sorry what were you saying again saying I did you want to speak with the honda coverage specialist to see what the protection will cover and cost for your vehicle well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how was this guy's book well what the honda coverage specialist will do is they'll tell you exactly what it covers for your vehicle like down to the each nut and bolt if they are covered he'll tell you different options that you have for the policies like there's different companies that we actually work for that their warranty companies and so there's different types of options that you would be able to choose if you end up getting the coverage but if the price is not right for you you know it's not right for you this is not the right policy for you you might just have to wait you know see if there's another come or something but our company really just gives out information about you know the warranties that we do have and this case you if you want to sign up you can if not you know it's not harm no foul well you said that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it is it yeah yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned lorsha before did yes she she says that's that boat that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what not happen so I could just hang on one second here hang on it so sorry about that okay sorry what were you saying there again nice i'm saying i'm if you would like to just go ahead and get a quote from our honda covery specialist oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week no did someone didn't call last week about the same thing what was it was that you know yes sorry what would what's your name again Michael well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university machine asp with distinction you know where we're all quite very rested so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get something into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I mean personally I told you all the information and I can give you an order for you to get more information i actually would have to get behind a covered specialist on the line i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it catch you they will pull us out again okay um well you know I'm kind of kind of spent a lot of time on this the phone with you you know I just really would like to know if you would want to speak with them if not we couldn't call you at another time but the sorry again now as I was saying were you ready to speak with the Honda cover specialist if not we can call you at another time hopefully you'll be ready for them would you say that again borrow the keys please I was saying I spent a lot of time on this phone with you I kind of have to get off and get back to my job but um if you would like to speak with the Honda coverage specialist I can get them on the line if not we can wait for your dear third eldest daughter Clarissa to get home so that we could speak with her and you at the same time yes yes yes this is on my good idea sorry which company did you say you're calling from again the vehicle service center well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I gotten quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for some think that I shouldn't have publishin BP yeah but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know little bit that happens you know but which is that really hurt and sometimes in family these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any job or phone call or we wanted for whatever it is yeah understandable ok so I'm what's gonna happen is I'm just gonna hang up right now you know it's a pleasure speaking with you but if you would like to get a quote just give us a call back in time okay oh yeah scissors since you you pull up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward mr. here hello okay yeah I'm here hello are you like oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes oh sorry what were you saying again hello are you there hello below there's no cook leave up here and help but hello or hello allo\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"good morning Lenny this is Cedric with Vision Quest how you doing today sorry I can barely hear you there oh hello can you hear me now yes yes yes Lenny I'm a recruiter here in Houston and I have a very strong sales rep with over 10 years experience on the compressors made its last company over three million dollars developing 220 new contacts want to see if you guys had a spot forum on your team oh good yes yes yes oh you say you do have a spot form on your team oh yes yes so what someone did did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you it may have been me yes sir sorry what's your name again my name is Oh Cedric and I'm with my company's name as a Vision Quest well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Larissa she was talking about this just this last week and yeah everything she's well she is very smart I'll give her that because she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well um I am a recruiter and what what I do is we we meet each Canton face-to-face we we qualify all their credentials we interview them before you have to do it we sift through resumes to find them and basically we set up interview time for you to meet with each candidate we our fee agreement is 25% of the first year salary 30-day money-back guarantee and what we do is we find candidates who want to be with your company long-term candidates we don't we don't want you to have someone who's jumping from place to place that's what we do and this candidate is one of those candidates he's probably one of the best compressor salesmen I've seen pretty much all year I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch it level what was that again I said he this candidate that I'm speaking of the sales rep he's probably one of the strongest candidates that I've seen all year sorry again hello sorry I think I can you hear me could you say that again again please obviously in this candidate yes he is probably the strongest candidate that I have seen all year as far as sales are concern sorry which company would you say you're calling from again a Vision Quest well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel C she wouldn't speak to me for only now you know this happened you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or whatever whatever it is right right well let me let me ask you this um do you have a sales rep right now that you guys are are using or are you in need of a sales rep oh yeah scissors since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here thank you yep hello oh I'm still here hello are you there I'm still here oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem that this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again oh I was saying are you guys in the market for a sales rep well you know with the little finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how is this going to work well basically we charge 25 percent of the first year salary it's probably amazing that does sound good I mean you have been very patient it's an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that the boat that I should be going to something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate for the time and I guess what not so I could just hang on for one second here hang on\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Bukhari I'm calling in larger electric bill and - story on energy I'm following up on a notice you received in your last month's bill regarding a rate reduction it is my job to process it so that we can have it effective one or about your next meter read date now the only thing I need you to do is grab a bill and it can be an old or new one and just let me know when you're ready okay oh sorry I can barely hear you there all right apologize for that once again sir hi my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your electric bill on behalf of stary on energy I'm following up on a notification that you received in your last month's bill regarding your rate reduction it's my job to process that so it'll be effective one or about your next meter reading here fish don't think I need to do that as a bill so if you can go grab that when it can be an old or new bill and just let me know when you're ready okay oh good yes yes yes so can you go grab that bill for me sir hello are you later hello so you got that bill oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again um once again sir my name is Macario I'm calling on behalf of starry on energies in regards of your alleged bill I'm following up with the notice you received come on your bill last month it's say last week though did someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you what you say sir yeah sorry what was your name again my name is Macario I'm calling on behalf of starry on energy and regards to your electric bill well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she hashed with distinctions you know where we're all quite about of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well sir what I can tell you is that we're trying to get you on that reduction that you actually are that reduction rate that you received in last month's bill it's my job to just process it so we can have it effective on your next me to read date um the only thing I need you to do is grab a bill and it can be an old or a new bill and we can go from there and what we're going to try to do is that we're going to try to give you on the lowest possible rate that we can have you on for your electricity bill so that you'll be paying a lower kilowatt rate and with that lower kilowatt rate would do assuming that if we are able to get you on something lower than you have now is it would actually make your electric bill possibly go down in price now I'm once again ah if it's going down lower if it's not going to go down lower I'm not going to touch your bill I'm only here to do you a service to try to help you I don't want to hurt I don't want to hurt your bill but what I do need you to do is go ahead and grab that bill so we can actually check and see if we can lower that I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it if you catch you they will pull is that again ok so my name is Macario I'm calling on behalf of story on in regards to your electric bill I'm calling because you got that notification with your last bill about the reduced or the rate reduction it is my job to process that reduction so that we can have it effective one or about your next meter read so we're going to do here is we're going to check and to make sure that reduction would be effective for you meaning that it's going to actually lower that and if it does actually allow it to be lowered I want to get that process so by the time they come out the next time they come out to read your meter so either on or about the next time they come to read ramier we can have that reduction applied and you'll actually get that lower rate assuming that we actually have a lower rate so can you go ahead and grab that bill for me yes sir can you go actually go grab that bill for me it'd be a lot easier with that bill in front of you to understand would you say that again again please oh can I go get you to get that electric bill for me humming I will say it one more time hello my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your electric bill on behalf of Starion energy I am following up on a notice that you received in your last month's bill regarding your rate reduction it is my job to process that so it will be effective one or about your next month me to read date now I need you to go grab that bill and it can be an old or a new bill and once you have that bill right in front of you just let me know when you are ready and we can go forward with it okay yes okay so go get that bill sir I'm required to wait on the line as long as it takes I understand that you might not have met respected this call here so feel free to take your time and I will be waiting on the line when you return to the phone okay sorry which company did you say you're calling from again my name is Macario I am calling on behalf of starry on energy in regards to your Duke electric bill first to me Wow but I'm someone calls up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachael see she wouldn't speak to me for me now you know then that happens you know but it bit that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know if they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or whatever whatever it is well sir you're not changing it's the exact same bill from the exact same people you pay every month it's just going to have a lower rate so unless you sell your home or you move to a new state or a new territory you're still going to add the same utility bill and we will get your reduction applied so it'll be effective one or about your next meter reading just let me know when you're ready okay well since you've pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here yep hello hello I'm still here I'm still here sir yes I'm sorry I have a problem here yes sorry what were you saying again um you're not changing it's the exact same utility bill you pay every month just with a lower rate so unless you sell your home or you move your utility bill won't be the exact same or be your electric company it's going to be the exact same bill that you get from the exact same people only thing is we're just going to get it at a lower rate [Music] [Applause] worth [Music] the only thing that's going to happen is Oh skinny the only thing that's going to happen is on or about the next time your bill comes out to read your meter or if they do it electronically they're going to draft up your next bill and your utility company is going to take the higher rate off of your bill and put the lower rate that we establish today on there for you and you just continue to pay the same people the same way you've been doing it just like you do now it will just come in a little cheaper okay I mean you have all maybe and it's something that my third if you didn't see like the matter what you know what is nice yes sir it so sorry about [Applause] oh I was asking you if you could go get a old or a new bill and I'm just let me know when you're ready and after you get that bill we can actually check to see if we can get you on a reduced rate that is lower than the one you're on now if we look and I mean and I want to stress this enough if that rate is cheaper we're going to put you on that and it's not going to change anything from your utility company your utility company is still going to be the same people you pay your electric bill too it's just going to be a little bit cheaper with that reduced rate but before I can go any further into applying that I need you to go get your bill and just let me know when you have it okay so to someone that might have been another representative from starry on which is who I'm calling in regards for um but it wasn't me specifically sir but um it was specifically and once again my name is Macario um I'm willing to take willing to move slow I'm required to stay on the line here for as long as it would take you to go get that bill and I also realize that you might not have expected this phone call so and I want you to encourage don't move fast don't rush you can set the phone down if you need to take your time and go grab that bill and once you have that bill right in front of you just give me a holler and let me know when you're ready sorry your name again my name is Macario and I'm calling on behalf of stary on energy well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know she she's she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it hello hello sorry I had a small technical difficulty there can you once again my name is Mario what Oh sir sir don't sir you don't have to sir you don't have to apologize I'm here to serve you I'll be here with you as long as it takes you to understand okay so both know once again my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your electric bill on behalf of starry on energy I'm following up with the notice that you got in the mail do you received it in your last month's bill and that noticed if it was regarding a rate reduction it is my job to process it so we will be effective one or about your next meter read date and the only thing I need you to do is grab a bill the only thing that's going to happen once you get that bill is on or about the next time let your utility company de qui slights comes out to beat your meters or if they do it electronically on the computer and they go to draft up your next bill the Quinns flight is going to take a higher rate which means a higher kilowatt per hour rate off of your bill and they're going to put the lower rate on there for you and you just continue to pay to qui slight your same electricity provider the bill just like you do now and it will just come out to be a little bit cheaper okay and by it being cheaper that means it's going to save you money but before we can apply those savings and begin to get that cheaper rate on your bill I need you to just go grab a copy whether it be an old or a new copy of your electric bill and just let me know when you are ready okay so would you say that again like in Cluj not a problem sir my name is Macario i'm calling in regards to your electric bill one behalf of star e on energy I'm following up a notice that you received in your last month bill you still with me sir if okay um that notice that you got in your last month's bill was regarding a rate reduction uh now it is my job to make sure we get that said reduction process so that it will be effective one or about your next meter read Dave the only thing I need you to do is grab a bill now just so you understand the only thing that's going to happen once we get this is that about the next time that the Duke we slight people cuz that is who your current utility company is comes out to read your meter or if they look it up on the computer when they draft up your next bill Jim quiz light is going to take out the higher rate of which you might be paying now they're going to take that off of your bill and put the lower rate which we're going to look into today one there for you and you're just going to continue to pay decreased light bill or the decreased light bill just like you do now and with our success it will come out to be a little cheaper is that okay sorry how you're pulling from again my name is Mario I'm calling [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] no I understand sir family is very very important and I'm sure she won't mind the lower rate on your electricity bill like I said once again sir you're not changing anything about your service it's the same bill you pay every month just with a lower rate I'm Ella for some reason she doesn't want you to have that lower rate and it would upset her you just give us a call and cancel but right now in order for us to get that lower rate of pride applied excuse me the only thing I need you to do is grab an electric bill and I'm it can even be an old electric bill there can be a new electric bill and I'm just let me know when you're ready and you have that bill in hand oh yeah since you put it that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello I'm still here so are you les hello sir can you hear me oh yes hello are you this station I have a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing in Toronto sorry what were you saying again okay so um once again from the top my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your alleged bill on behalf of stary on energy I'm following up on the notice that you received through the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how how was this guy the only thing is going to happen sir is the one or about the next time [Music] [Music] yes sir I'm glad to hold on the line I'll be right here it so sorry about that oh sorry what were you saying there hello sir once again my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your electric bill on behalf of Starion energy I'm following up on a notice that you received in your last month bill providing a Rey predictions it is my job to process that so it'll be effective one or about your next meter read date the only thing that I need you to do is grab a bill and the only thing that's going to happen is on or about the next time the light company comes out to read your meter or if they do it electronically over the computer and they go to draft up your next bill the right company is going to take the hire array off of your bill that you could possibly be paying now and what they're going to do is they're going to put the lower rate so we're trying to look into today on for you and you just continue to pay your same light bill just like you do now it will just come out to be a little cheaper okay so what time is its bailout we can measure some of the coal okay hello hey I'm still here sir I'm once again sir my name is Macario I'm calling in regards to your electric bill on behalf of starry on Energy I'm following up on the notice that you received in your last month bill regarding a rate reduction it is my job to process that that it'll be effective on or about your next meter reading the only thing that I need you to do is grab a bill it can be an old or a new bill and um I'm sorry sir but we have a lot of customers that I need to get to today I really need you to go ahead and grab that bill for me and I'm required to wait on the line for as long as that takes and just let me know when you're ready my name is Macario and I'm calling on behalf of stary on energy [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh yeah [Music] Hey Wow Oh boys might talk about it but I feel I get fun about something there would be a slamming all right so I want to thank you for your time today I'm glad this point I'm going to go ahead and disconnect the call i'ma have to get to our other customers but we will be giving you another call in the future okay [Music] [Applause] at this time I'm going to be disconnecting the call sir and we'll give you a call back at another time okay sorry at this moment I'm going to be disconnecting the call and you're going to be getting a call at another time you have a wonderful day sir okay goodbye sir [Music] yeah [Music] Oh [Music]\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny yes hello good day um are you the owner of all techology what yes hello sir uh sorry I can barely hear you there okay I'm so sorry that okay so um sir are you the owner of Technology yes yes yes okay um can you hear me clearly sir oh good yes yes yes okay so by the way sir this is D gves from us directory so how are you oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you okay um the reason why we're calling because you're B business is currently posted in our directory so right now we just want to make sure all of your business information and services are correct and properly posted online for those customers who are looking for you okay yes Sor what what was your name again again this is Jade gves from us directory okay sir well it it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa she she was just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay so so sir the reason why we're calling because the one that you have now is just an organic listing so this organic listing is your um when this business your business is listed with your thousand of your competitors so now we're offering you a premium listing to optimize your business ahead and above all of your competitors because we will going to put pull you out your business on your on on that position and we will put your business on the top page of our directory so those customers can start calling you and uh could be directed to your business instead of your competitors online okay so and we're just responding of the high volume of searches being done to your locality okay I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch they catch you there what was that again okay yeah again sir the one that you have now is just an organic listing and your business is listed with your thousand of your competitors online so now we're offering you this premium listing and we will optimize your business okay we will pull you out there with your thousand of your competitors and we will put your best in on the top page of our directory so those customers could be directed to your business right away once they type or search the keywords that you have okay because those customers didn't know their business name so once they type or search the keywords that you have automatically it will be your business information and your website will be uh highly visible to them okay sorry again okay so again um we will optimize here we will optimize here your business information okay your business is said your okay sir again um your business is listed with your thousand n competitors online so now we're offering you this premium listing we will pull you out there with your thousand of competitors okay or we can say your business is listed with the alphabetically order okay so in this premium listing we will pull you out there in alphabetically order and we will put your business on the top page of our directory and not only to our directory also we will increase your VIs visbility and high quality search traffic across search engines like Google Yahoo beinging and a.com local search engines so that those potential customers could be directed to your business instead of your competitors okay do you get it now yes yes yes okay so sir um please note that this call may be monitored for quality assurance and today's date is May 27 2016 please correct me if I'm wrong I have your business name post technology LLC correct sorry which company did you say you calling from again again I'm calling from us directory.com and online Yellow Pages and this is regarding your Internet to page listing sir okay so um you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is okay so what do you mean by that sir well yeah since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly straight forward with me here um [Music] hello hello are you there sir so you're yes I'm still here sir oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again okay sir um we're off bring you a premium listing okay this premium listing will help your business because we will pull you out with your thousand of competitors we will put your business on the top page of our directory okay well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were I mean how how how how how is it this going to U how is this going to work okay sir okay this premium listing is again sir this premium listing will help your business okay because we're just responding on the high volume of searches being done in your locality so this Prem um I know that this business will help this cheapest advertising package will help your business okay so now um we're calling you for this premium list because we want those customers to be directed to your business okay well okay sir do you understand me that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yes she um she says uh that that I should be going for something like this here's the thing what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on [Music] okay yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again so sir um may I ask you one question are you interested for this premium listing oh yes yes uh someone someone okay that's good to he say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you so okay upon checking here sir um your business is didn't um not yet listed in our directory so um we're now we're offering you um sir now we're calling you for this okay up checking here sir your business is not yet listed okay so um I mean your business is not yet activated so we're we're calling you for this premium listing for your business so so can we go can we move on now sorry what your name again again this is Jade GES from us theory.com and online Yellow Pages sir well it it's funny that you should callot because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll give her back because she was the first family go to university she passed distinctions you know all so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into into um so what more can tell me about okay sir um please um correct me if I'm wrong before anything else okay because I have your business phone number as 9 is this correct I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what what was that again um okay um let me repeat it again so um just please correct me sir for the um for verifying your business information okay your business phone number it's going to be 95 the business phone number is that correct sorry again the business phone number sir it's going to be 9 eight could you say that again again please okay sir um um again your business phone number is going to be nine yes yes yes okay correct and also I have your business address listed as s Road number correct sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again again sir I'm calling from us theory.com an online yellow Vegas well you know here's here's the thing cuz the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh so you wouldn't speak to me for week now you know that that happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or what whatever it is okay so so you're telling me sir not that uh I need to speak to the your uh daughter right for the premium listing Well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello yes hello sir hell you there here yes sir hello yes sorry this I have have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again okay sir just to verify all the information for for your business okay just um just uh answer it yes or no like that okay and uh just give you some information about your business so that uh we can um list down your business information in your listing here in your in Prem listing okay you with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not allow to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to um how is this going to work uh what do you mean by that sir well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yeah she um okay she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh but but time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again okay sir um when will be the best time for me to call you back to speak to the for your daughter oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you that sir sorry what what was your name again maybe um maybe sir um I'll call you next time okay so um right now um this this um this information is okay okay so thank you sir and have a good day have a wonderful day today okay take care of yourself just rest okay bye-bye for now well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she with distinctions you know we we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into this um so what walk okay so sir that's perfectly fine okay and maybe I'll try to call it back some other time to reach your daughter okay so that's fine and uh bye-bye for now sir\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"funny I'm yes good evening my name is Judy and I'm phoning from Mac Pro's how are you this evening sir oh sorry I [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there ok can you hear me better now it's good not now ok well sir I'm phoning in regards to your County being selected for upgrades to your home it's through an assembly bill 811 you're pre-approved through the county because you are the home owner is that accurate sir Oh gorgeous is this ok so therefore no credit is needed zero down options are available we are given you incentive which are thousands of dollars off of your roof your exterior paint your windows and your heating and air conditioning has it been 10 years since you last painted the exterior of your home oh yes yes oh so much someone is bids say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that you no sir this is my first time phoning you yes sorry what was your name again my name is Judy and I'm phoning from Mac Pro's it's macp rof mac pros well it is funny but you should spawn because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know okies she is very smart I'll give about it because she was the first in the family to go to university okay see how decisions no we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it yes sir so what we would do first of all we need to find a need in your home in those four areas whether it's your roof your exterior paint your windows or your heating and air conditioner then we set an appointment for the specialist to come out measure and evaluate explain the program to you in detail answer all of your questions they leave you the information in writing that's good for a whole year you're under no obligation to purchase anything to receive the information and it it take probably about an hour of your time depending upon how many questions that you have service I'm sorry I shall accept it because she's able what was that again okay so you're outside paint is it chipping peeling fading in the stucco it is sorry again okay you're outside paint is it chipping peeling or fading in the suckle would you say that again again please ok so I'm speaking of your outside paint is it chipping or peeling or fading in the scuffle yes this is ok so what we do sir we have a texture coat and it never chips pills or fades it's waterproof fire retardant it reduces the noise outside from coming inside your home it save you about thirty percent on your utility bill and there's a lifetime guarantee on it once you have it on there you never have to concern yourself ever about the paint outside again it guaranteed for a holy life time so what we would like to do is schedule an appointment for the specialist to come to your home for about an hour tomorrow what would be a good time I I believe you want your daughter to be there Elsa sorry which company did you say you're calling from again ok ma she froze its Mac Pro's well you know his peer something because the last time that either someone called up and team poked me on the phone I got it closing trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my artist raychel see see what wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know let's do that oh my image that is horrible hood and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than you know God or phone call or what what was it ok so your daughter normally helps you make decisions is that was she saying she wants to help you make the decisions about these appointments oh yeah since you pulled up that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello hello are you like at me it's not a yes yes sir it's not a problem if you're you know if you want me to show your daughters what have a bit about this bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is a shot like um yes okay sorry what were you saying again what what's a good time for me to phone back and speak to your daughter so that I can explain to her the program sir well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how I was this guy true how was this guy cookbook well well that's why I wanted to speak to your daughter and explain it to her because I want to make sure that it's okay with her sir that that she understands the program and it's okay with her for someone to come out and explain the program so what time can I reach your daughter is she at this number that i just called here and she has the same number that you are at Sur house up well that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and is it yeah I mean it's something that but I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa she I think I mentioned flourishes we fought yes yes yeah yeah she says that the fact that I should be going for the something like this but it's just a matter of what you know but what is most appropriate from the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sure yes so sorry about but sorry what were you saying there again um when can I speak to melissa when will she be there is she does she normally come to your home but she live at your home oh yes your eldest daughter melissa s almost over there since I last week that is someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that here no I'm phoning today and I wanted to know if I could speak to melissa is she going to be there this evening yeah sorry what was your name again my name is Judy and I wanted to speak to your daughter melissa is she going to be there this evening well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know a series oh she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university fancy half with Miss dictions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the into this sort of thing so what now am I am i calling you at your home is it a dish your home address the new is this your home address I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it because they will yeah we're second is this the address that i have here sir is this your home address is this where you live at the one news at your residence the liz sorry again yeah is this where you're speaking at right now on the phone is this your residence or is this a is a senior citizen a living building do you live in a senior citizen residents or is this your home would you say that again like in please yes sir the number the phone that you're using right now and the place that I'm calling right now is this your residence or is this a senior citizen living center yes yes it's a senior citizen center so it's not your home sorry which company did you say you're calling from again I'm sorry for Mac Pro's her I'm going to try to phone back this evening and see if I can talk to Melissa okay will she be there hello you know he's hit something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest right sure we'll see see ya wouldn't speak to me proly oh you know okay sir we understand we understand the woman do families these things yeah it's quite important happened sir well you know what we're gonna do we're gonna try you back okay we'll call you back okay thank you have a good night now okay\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny okay this is Robert Colin how are you from babia how are you today uh sorry I can barely hear you there okay please I'm talking on behalf of your your phone that's why I was calling you I wrote you email right now I called you but you're not picking your call yes yes yes hello are you hear me right now okay okay and I call in regard of your Fund in Bank of America right now so pleas you have to contact your someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you no no no no sorry what was your name someone call you my name is Robert Hiller calling from ABIA my name is Robert Mr Robert Hiller well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it please you have to contact the authorities so that you for confirmation contact authorities I send you the email of the authorities in Nigeria so confirm the the payment okay I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch did catch you there what was that again I said I said you should contact the authorities in Nigeria for your payment you as soon as to get the the document needed we will transfer your fund here in America okay with the sorry again I said you have to contact the authorities in Nigeria for the document so that we can transfer your fund here could you say that again again please do you understand what I'm saying yes yes yes I said I said you should please contact the authorities to provide the document needed for the transfer of your phone sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling from Chicago here in America well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happen you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these These Things Are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is please please I I want you to do take my instruction and do what I asked you to do you have to ad on my instruction contact the authorities in Nigeria for the document so that your F can be transferred to you okay well yeah since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um hello hello I'm okay I'm on the line yeah I'm here I'm here oh yes sorry I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it sounds so good um yes uh okay let me sorry send you an I want to send you email to explain what I'm saying okay well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as as what we were I mean how how how how how is this going to U how is this going to work no as soon as you contend the authorities they will issue show you the documents so that your phone can be transferred to you here that's what I ask you to do well that that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on please what are you precisely on what are you so sorry about that um sorry were you tring there again I said what state are you precisely now what state are you oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you yeah it's me yeah yeah yeah sorry what what was your name again my name is Robert Robert Hiller well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I'll I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she let me let me I have a call I have a call to answer I call you but hello hello Jan hello J she was saying I want to call you back I have a call to right now let me call you back hold on hold on let me call you back hold on let me call you back have call to answer okay hello this is Lenny are you hearing me are you there hello hello yeah I said are you there are you hearing me this robot colle hello sorry I can barely hear you there are you hearing me now yes yes can you hear me can you hear me oh good yes yes yes okay okay I sent you email to contact the authorities in Nigeria to obtain the document that is what is needed in America right now for them to for the onward transfer of your phone oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing but was was that you I said it's me I called you last week in regard of your phone so I don't know what is going on you have to comply on the instruction so that your phone can be transferred to you okay yes sorry what what was your name again my name is robot well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all this is this is not what I actually get into look into this sort of thing um so I don't need all this story I don't need all this story what I want you to do right now is to contact the authorities in Nigeria and obtain the document I don't need all the story from you okay I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you they did catch you there what was that again I I said I don't need I said I don't need all the stories from you all I needed you to do is to contact the authorities in Nigeria and obtain the documents with the sorry again I said I said I don't need all these stories you are telling me what I wanted to do is to Conta the authorities in Nigeria and obtain the document simple thing simple instruction that's what I wanted to do right now you information again please I said you should contact the authorities and obtain the documents yes yes yes okay okay just contact the authorities with the the information I sent to you okay sorry which company did you say you calling from again I'm calling from Chicago Chicago in Amica well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happen\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"list press two uh sorry I can barely hear you there yes this is hi alcohol's might be recorded for training or quality purposes thank you for calling business loan center are you interested in receiving cash advance for your visit oh good yes yes yes okay great let me go ahead and ask your people on a fine question sir are you the business owner oh yes yes someone someone did did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was that dear well actually sir I don't be calling you I don't recall in calling you um before this is actually the first time that I calling you to see if you like the offer what did you let me go ahead and ask you three qualifying questions and see if you can take it from there are you the business owner sir yes sir sorry what was your name again Oh my name is David sir and the name of the company I'm calling you from his business loan center okay well it's fine that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah ECC's okay so she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it sure well actually sir I just need to know one thing before I go ahead and give you some information sir are you the business owner I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they did catch me they will pull set again do you own a business or the little [\\xa0__\\xa0] sorry my god again\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"Lenny hi sir this is Brenda I'm calling in regards to your National Grid electric bill on behalf of spion energy I'm just giving a real quick call to let you know that you're you're you're able to receive your rate reduction now on the supply portion of your electric bill um I'm simply just giving a quick call to let you know your to get your reduction applied for you so it could be effective on or about the next meter reading okay uh sorry I can barely hear you there I'm sorry here let me turn the headphones up here can you hear me now is that better hello yes yes yes hi is that better oh good yes yes yes okay great now is this Mr I don't want to pronounce your last name wrong so let me spell it oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you oh well great well Starion is like what was it Starion or do you all know who you know it was sorry what what was your name again it was it Starion energy that called you last week well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinction you know we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it oh so she looked into it for you I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what what was that again I said she looked into it for you because right now basically what's going on as you're being provided with the energy Choice program and the supply portion where you're now allowed to lower your own electric bill so you know if you're not in the program which you know that's why you came by my desk you are still paying you know around 13 cent per kilowatt hour and what I am calling to do is lower your rate down to ston rate which is only 0.08 c89 9 Cent per kilowatt hour you know getting you ready for the winter time so we realize that you know the program you has to be applied to your bill so you can your monthly bill will come out a lot lower for you okay with the sorry again uhhuh can you hear me could you say that again again please I said are you able to hear me yes yes yes yeah you can hear me okay basically I was just saying that your rate is still at a higher rate so that's why I'm calling to lower your rate back down for the next six months for you okay um we we're showing that you know we want to make sure you are on the energy Choice program it's a program as well that helps you on your rate with sperion we're spion energy we're suppliers for the program okay sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling with sperion energy sperion St a r i o n you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that's happens you know but uh that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is right and your electric bill is in your name correct well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and straightforward with me here um of course we're here to help you of course hello are you there yeah I'm here can you hear me oh yes sorry this it's I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it sounds so good um yes uh what sorry what were you saying again your name is Mr correct well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how how is this going to U how how is this going to work well this is going to lower your electricity bill can you grab a bill so I can show you how I'm going to lower it and what you're currently paying now I'm here for you so I'm required to hold while you do that well that that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third Lissa she I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from for uh the and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on yeah so sorry about that um yeah no problem sorry you say there again well yeah she totally that sounds like she totally AG with it but what I would need you to do is I need you to grab a bill so I can show you more of what's going on and how we're going to lower that bill for you and I'm required to hold so go ahead and grab a bill and take your time oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you well I'm not sure that's why we got your record again maybe something when went wrong with the last time you called but that wasn't us no but that's a reason why you know we are having your record to again because you're paying a high rate sorry what was your name again okay well that no no no the person that called you was not us but we have your record now which means you're already paying a higher rate right now and we have to get it back down for you so the last people that called you maybe something went wrong within that system or what was going on on that call but I got your record now so we want to make sure that the rate that you're getting further on and it isn't you know it is GNA apply it's done today well it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinctions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it yeah well yeah that's why I'm trying to look into it with you on your own bill it's on your bill already you know what I'm talking about right now is on your bill already that's why I asked you could you grab a bill so we can both go over it over the phone as well I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you did catch you there what was that again grab grab one of your new or old bills I'm going to hold why you get that sorry again grab a o grab one of your new or old bills so we can both go over that bill together so I can show you more of what I'm talking about because it's right on your bill so grab a old bill electric um not National Grid bill go ahead and grab a old or electric I'm sorry electric National Bill National Grid bill could you say that again again please uh well can you hear me now sir is that a little better I'm sorry if you can't hear me I'm trying to make it okay is that better sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again can you hear me sir well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called called up uh and spoke to me uh on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think but my my eldest Rachel she she um uh would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know that that happens you know but uh and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you they're more important than any you know job or or phone call Sir whatever it is right and we're not trying to get you in any trouble as well as you guys get to look over everything you guys together in the mail as well because we send you something out in the mail but we just had to verify and make sure that rate reduction was going to the correct account so that's why I'm asking you to grab a bill because we're already on your bill you know the rate the supply portion of your bill that's already on there and what are being charged so that's why I wanted you to grab a bill so we could take a better look over it together you know you understand me well since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here oh and actually there's recording I can't tell you anything that I'm lying about we have a recording yeah I'm saying we have a recording that let you know everything sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it sounds so good um yes uh sorry what were you saying again well do you have another phone I could give you a call back on or is it just the phone well you know with with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were I mean how how how is this going to um how is this going to work right yeah that's why we got to get savings anywhere we can and that's why we're here to help but if you can grab a bill go ahead and grab one of your electric bill I'm here to help you sir okay I'm here to help no no matter what we're not I'm going to show you everything that's on that bill to the T and I'm going to send everything in writing so you as well as a customer service number and my name and you know my badge number and TR to get right back to me so there's there's not going to be anywhere where we're lying or you know it's a recording to tell you everything that I just went over so just for your security in mind you know everything is recorded So for your security in mind but only thing I did need you to do though so we can go ahead and take a look over it together would be to grab a new or old electric bill do you have one well that that that's does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's uh yeah I mean it it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yeah yeah she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you what is most appropriate from for the time and I guess what sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on sorry about that oh that's not a problem what is that in the background is that a duck oh yes uh someone someone did did say last week that someone did call last week about the same thing was was that you oh no I'm asking do you have a duck or a chicken in the background your background sorry what was your name again in the background do you have a kind of animal back there in your background well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa uh she she was talking about this uh just just last week and you know she's she is very smart I I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she passed with distinction one second you know hear quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should uh look you know get into the look into this sort of thing um so what more can you tell me about it okay sir can you hear me are you able to hear he me I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch you catch you there what what was that again can can you hear me can can you hear me sorry again you can't hear me at all sir could you say that again again please can you hear me at all yes yes yes can you hear me yeah yes or no sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again are you are you able to hear me can you hear me well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have shouldn't be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel she she uh uh wouldn't speak to me now you know that that happens you know but that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are are quite important you know they're more important than uh any you know job or or phone call or or or what whatever it is hello can you hear me sir can you hear me well you know since since you you put it that way I mean you you've been quite uh friendly and no no I'm I'm asking can you hear me hello I'm asking can you hear me in the headset are you there can you hear me at all sir can you hear me oh yes sorry this I have a have a a bit of a problem with this phone and and my hearing it it's not so good um yes uh what sorry what were you saying again can you hear me sir well you know with the world finances the way they are I know you know we're not we're not allowed listen as what we were I mean how how how how was this going through U hello sir well can you hear me sir that that does sound good I mean you you have been very patient with an old man here and it's U yeah I mean it's something that that I've been told that I should be looking at uh um my third eldest L Lissa she uh I think I mentioned Lissa before yes yes she um she says uh that that that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate for for uh the time and I guess what not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on good so sorry about that um sorry were you saying there again hello are you there able are you able to grab your bill or no oh yes sorry sorry what were you saying again are you able to grab your bill or no oh yes yes uh someone someone did did say last week someone did call last week about the same thing okay all right well I'm just trying to help you yeah I'm just trying to help you on the bill it's just I don't know if it didn't go through I'm not sure what happened in the last conversation you had but that's why we're here we're here to make sure it goes through and we're make sure and that your discount get applied on your next meter reading I'm not sure what happened to the last people that called okay so if you were able or looking to get a discount as well as we got different good perks going on to where you can wear $100 gift cards or you know um favorite your favorite stores you're able to go shopping on a rebate and all types of good things but I can show you a little bit more that's why I'm trying to do show you what I'm talking about if you had them on your bill so that's why I asked could you find a bill are you able to find a bill or no is sorry what I'm again are you able to find a bill or no well it it's funny that you should call because my third eldest Lissa okay are you a talking about this yeah yeah yeah yeah and she wanted you to go ahead she wanted she wanted you to go ahead and find a program to help you out for that because you know she was the first go University and she passed with distinctions you know we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should uh get into look into this sort of thing um okay well I'm what more can you tell me about it okay can you grab a bill or no that's can you grab a bill or no I'm sorry I I couldn't quite catch catch you there what was that again can you grab the bill or no go ahead and get your electric bill if you can't get your electric bill then I'm sorry I can't help you on the bill with the sorry again can you get your electric bill or no because I want to help you that's all can you get your electric bill or no could you say that again again please uh okay well I'm sorry you can't hear hear me so I'm going to have to disconnect the call due to you know you're not able to hear me okay yes yes yes okay well you have a great day bye bye sorry uh which company did you say you were calling from again I'm calling with theion energy okay you have a great day if you can't hear me well you know here's here's the thing because the last time that I someone called up uh okay but can you hear me I'm going to have to disconnect the call now phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be be telling you that but um yes I I think my my eldest Rachel have a good day U have a good day sir me for bye now you know\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"restricting read Robert correct I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there all right so um once again can I am I speaking with Robert yes hello Lewbert all right say on by the way my name is Norma so the reason why I'm calling you right now is because we have noticed that the discounts you have applied we'd be penndel are set to be removed by the end of the month so Robert it is my job to make sure that your um hello discounts will stay in place for you and your savings will be send a repetir place so Robert I so let me just verify your address sir are you still in candid with fun one is that correct oh good you're is it all right it's perfect say no did you receive the one hundred dollars class from dirty energy already oh yes yes someone someone kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it but but the dreary feel better already the pastor sorry what was your name again once again is this normal yes sir it happens my third eldest larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's no she is very smart I'll give about it because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing yea somali no more tell me about it alright so on this one I'm calling you right now sir to confirm if you have received already than one hundred dollars class from very energy search because if you didn't have received at then I'll guarantee that you'll be receiving that because we will be sending you a rebate form in your mail next week so all we have to do is to filled out that form correctly and just followed interaction of what is written in the paper okay so sorry this accessory activation of your savings so looks will really activate your saving sir for you to show their regime to one hundred dollars crash could you please grab a pen and a piece of paper just a pen and a piece of paper sir okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will also again once again I need you to grow up to be please grab a pen and a piece of paper just a pen and a piece of paper this will they were activated savings for you to surely received a one hundred dollars cash okay I can hold on the line sir to take your time but the mr. sorry again do you have a pen and a piece of paper with you good would you say again like in please okay so how about no can you hear me better now hello robert yes yes Robert yes please grab a pen and a piece of paper for me to reapply your savings earth okay for me to reactivate your savings for you to show they receive the one hundred dollars class oka sari which Gary did you show you were calling from again I'm calling for birdie energy see which is a licensed supplier of VPN del Sol just a pen and a piece of paper sir well Robert you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got in quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I could not delegate that sir but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know they aren't happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know gobble or phone call or or or whatever mara yes well I can appreciate that sir but you don't have nothing to like yes this is just an activation of your saving sir okay you're not changing anything and they're not signed an eight o'clock trucks here okay this is just to make sure that you will be able to receive the one hundred dollars cash I guess that's for you the celeb say thank you for authorizing bird is a supplier before okay hello robert just a pen and a piece of paper or Burt okay i will let you write down this number it's only can do 10 scissors since you've pulled right i mean you've been quite friendly straightforward with me here hello yes there are please write down five to one hello hello robert hello oh yes sorry this is i have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is also good oh sorry what were you saying again once again this is stuff they were activation of your savings again not signing any contracts yes sir this is to make sure that you will be able to receive the one hundred dollars class ok sir over to the pen and a piece of paper or a phone do you have a phone with you right now well you know with the low finances the way they are i know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how was a skanky book I'm sorry well I'll bet that that does sound good i mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean it's something that that I think told what I should be looking at my third eldest were rich Marissa or she I think I mentioned Laura show before yes yes she doing that she says yes i'll be going for me hello i fish but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most potent yeah okay so i'll rub it as an adversary just hang on one second pic I got the wrong woman finish so sorry about but yeah sorry what were you saying there again no um could you please grab a pen and a piece of paper actually want someone someone did kids say last week though did someone did Koloff sweet yes I heard that was you yes sir this is just a very fly sir this is the Mercer occur yes sorry what was your name again once again to just normal well it's funny isn't that in a bit of a blur my third eldest larissa she she was talking about this just just last week yeah yeah she's okay good I lower back I'll give her bath because you know she was the first in the family to go to university and she asked with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it Robbie yes hello robert hello i'm sorry i couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will also again hello robert rankled oh sorry will again okay um do you have a pen and a piece of paper we do now good would you say that again again please a pair a piece of paper ish ish ish dad a pen a ball pen I a piece of paper a pencil or a piece of paper ok sorry which company did you say you're calling from again once again calling from verde ok well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got it quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she would wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happen hello Rebecca but Robert hello and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important hello this is Lenny hello robert oh sorry [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there hello little bit ya know alright so do you have a pen and a piece of paper with me right now oh good yes yes yes okay so please write this down it's 5 to 10 yes yes someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call offs week about the same thing yes I Robert yes this is um this is justin bergstresser okay so hold on please write this down it's 5 to 18 yes sorry what was your name again once again to just normal well it's funny that you should call because my third elders Theresa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's well she is very smart I'll give her that because you know she was the first in the family to go to university another whole dollar of it with distinctions you know where we're all quite proud of her yes yes so um yeah she was no not that should go okay you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it you you\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"I'll say where you know oh sorry [\\xa0__\\xa0] barely hear you there oh jesus Carlos I'm calling you from the u.s. grant Department from Washington to see ok yes this is so where are you know oh good yes yes yes I think where are you where are you oh yes yes someone someone did say last week noted someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that phew oh so somebody is value loves me yes so sorry what was your name again I see you feed it off somebody's gone we already befall right well it's funny you should call because my third elders young larisa see she was talking about this just this last week and you know see she's she is very smart give her bad because you know she was the first in the family to go to university I've seen hashed distinctions you know where we're all quite about of her yes yes so yes she was saying that I should look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I'll sit arm and calling you from your ari I'm could have quite the catch they do catch you they will pull so again I am calling you above your personal grains money $9,000 okay sorry again we're you know would you say that again again please say wait what you need yes yes yes sorry sorry which company did you say we're calling from again okay I'm calling you from the US grains and Treasury deform some washing Tyndall see well you know here's here's something because the last time that either someone called up and spoke to me on the phone I got quite a bit of trouble from the people here because I went for something that I shouldn't have I probably shouldn't be telling you that but yes I think my eldest Rachel see she wouldn't speak to me for a week now you know then that happens you know but it did that really hurt and and and sometimes in family you know these these things are quite important you know they're more important than any you know job or or phone call or or whatever whatever it is okay I think I think never on mama I'm sorry okay anyway Fontaine oh yeah Sicily flip that way I mean you've been quite friendly and straightforward with me here hello young here hello are you there haha oh yes sorry this is I have a have a bit of a bit of a problem with this phone and my hearing is not so good yes sorry what were you saying again yeah well you know with the low finances the way they are I know you know we're not allowed to spend as much as what we were how how it was this going through how was this going to work hello are you there yes please I'm here I'll say wrong and well thank you for your time I don't want to your time and all I don't want towards my time okay I can take another day okay let's have a conversation another day okay unison play yes sorry sorry what were you saying again yes well are you that that does sound good I mean you have been very patient with an old man here and it's yeah I mean I did it's something that I've been told that I should be looking at my third eldest Marissa Marissa she I think I mentioned Laura before yes yes she she says that note that I should be going for something like this but it's just a matter of what you know what what is most appropriate from the time and I guess you are not sorry could you just hang on for one second here hang on I don't know if so sorry about that sorry what were you saying there again dude um and sledded telling you from the u.s. grant entire involvement from Washington to see oh yes yes so on someone did say last week noted someone did call last week about the same thing what was it was that yeah I know we don't know Michael's to form you didn't your name random laundry has been choosen by the government to receive a lifetime grants money among $9,000 we shall never have to pay like any we're going to help to pay any tax on it raise money okay yes sir sorry what's your name again um my name is Carlos well it's paying that you should call because my third eldest Larissa see she was talking about this just this last week and yeah she sees she is very smart I'll give her bad because you know she was the first family to go to university yeah and she passed out distinctions you know we're we're all quite hot out of her yes yes so um yeah she was saying that that I should have look you know get into the look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it I'll say it all actually did all the reason is just to your mom's by government do the demographic survey in the United States and City and around 1500 citizens fellated those who pay the bills on end sometime and those who don't have any criminal refused and those who don't have an assault or bankruptcy we can love this mom so among them you are the one who pay the bill so then this is fine you don't have any criminal record and you don't have been a song for bankruptcy we can lovesick small showed that the reason your name has been randomly afro fly to government to receive a lifetime greens money today okay I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it they do catch you they will pull us out again okay anyway I'll call there later another day okay today I will straight sorry room again I'll call that under the yogi would you show it again again please I'm calling back another day I've gone back tomorrow okay yes ish so - man stick Holly sorry which company did you say you're calling from again hello\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"including weekends and holidays there's no restrictions on travel days now and our records indicate year between the age of 28 and 85 with a combined annual income of fifty-five thousand or more so correct uh sorry I'm [\\xa0__\\xa0] belly he do this are you between the age of 28 and 85 with a combined annual income of fifty-five thousand or more sir yes this is okay well there are including some additional bonuses and if you can hang on one second I'll find out what those are real quick oh good yes yes yes hello are you there hello Alan oh yes I'm sorry sorry what were you saying again my name is Brittany and I'm one of the supervisors and I just want to hop on the line and say congratulations do you have any questions regarding a - vacation sir is someone someone did kids say last week no did someone did call us week about the same thing what was it was that you yes about the vacation yes sorry what would what's your name again my name is Brittany and I'm mr. Allen are you there well is it by you that you should pull because my third eldest Larissa she she was talking about this just this last week and she is very smart I won't give her bad because you know she was an analyst from the family go to university and she harsh toughest decisions you know we're we're all quite proud of her yes so um yeah she was saying that I should look you know get into this look into this sort of thing so what more can you tell me about it well I can tell you this I'm just going to go over the details and the first vacation is a three-day two-night and either Hilton Head South Carolina ormond beach florida or branson missouri of your choice now you can bring up to five people with you including children if you check in Sunday through Tuesday they're going to give you additional night an additional charge now while you're there they do want to treat you to a 90 minutes or of our vacation community and then they're going to give you a four-day three-night cruise to New Mexico or the Bahamas as a gift now there is no tour obligations or any other requirements on the second vacation now the cruise is for two people everything is included on the cruise except for gambling and alcohol and you would have to pay your important fees when you got ready to go on the vacation so that's really the details I mean you know on the vacation you have any questions sir I'm sorry I couldn't quite catch it catch you they will call us that again now the first vacation is a three-day two-night and either Hilton Head Ormond Beach or Branson Missouri if you check in Sunday through Tuesday they're going to give you additional night so it makes it a four-day three-night on the first vacation you can bring five people with you including children and when you're there they want to treat you to a 90 minutes or and they're going to give you a four-day three-night cruise Mexico where the Bahamas as a gift but the mr. story with again I fed the first vacation is a four-day three-night in either Hilton Head or Mon beach from Branson Missouri then they're going to give you they wants to treat you to the 90 minutes or and they're going to give you a four-day three-night cruise to New Mexico or the Bahamas then you've got two years to take the vacations would you say that again again please\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant", " ```system\n You are an AI assistant tasked with classifying cell phone conversations as scam calls.\n I will provide you the general structure for scam calls, examples of scam call topics and patterns, and finally the transcript of the call in question. \n I want you to analyze the transcript and decide whether the transcript describes a scam call or a normal call. \n Respond only with 1 of the 4 following categories: \"Very Likely Scam\", \"Likely Scam\", \"Unlikely Scam\", \"Very Unlikely Scam.\" On a new line add a 2-3 sentence justification for each decision.\n\tGive the following extraneous information depending on the decided category:\n Very Likely: Provide an action for the user to do. For example, \"Hang up immediately.\", or \"Do NOT give any personal information.\"\n Likely: Provide clarifying questions for the user to ask. For example, \"Why do you need this information?\"\n Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n Very Unlikely: Do NOT provide any actions or questions for the user to do.\n ```\n\n ```structure\n Greeting (e.g., 'Hello') \n Self identification (Name of the call agent) \n Company identification (Name of the business) \n Warm up talk (e.g., 'How are you today?') \n Statement of the reason of the call \n Callee identity check (callee's name and attribute) \n ```\n\n ```examples\n Illegitimate/fake company names ('Windows service center' or 'US Grants and Treasury Department')\n Giving 2 options (no option to decline): ex. Appointment for home improvement technician: spammer asks if the customers prefers 2:30pm or 4pm. \n Make promises throughout the call (ex. free estimate with no obligation, easy cancellation, a lifetime warranty)\n Introducing a threatening scenario such as \u201cyour computer is getting infected\u201d or \u201cyour air duct system is badly contaminated\u201d\n Convincing the customer to make a payment (ex. by giving credit card information or home address for the bill)\n ```\n\n ```transcript \n [\"microphones no I'm not trying to set a record or make a fashion statement I'm trying to review some microphones that I've purchased from Aliexpress and I'm comparing them with microphones from major manufacturers such as Audio Technica and line 6 and the first one the one I'm using right now is an audio technica compatible microphone from mi cwl now why would I want to do this well this microphone that I'm using cost twenty seven dollars and eight cents u.s. twenty seven dollars and eight cents and that price frankly is astonishing for someone who goes through multiple microphones a week saving hundreds of dollars on a single microphone is absolutely incredible and so that's why I've ordered a selection of them and I want to find out if these make an appropriate replacement for brand-name microphones so now you've heard the Audio Technica compatible microphone from mi cwl I realize I'm repeating myself but throughout this video I'm just going to be saying pseudo random stuff so that you can hear what the microphone sounds like and this microphone is another audio technica compatible microphone from microphone electronics this one is slightly more expensive but only slightly it cost us 2888 compared to the last one it has a shorter broom and it has a detachable cable why would you want to be catchable cable well sometimes you damage your cable but the headset part of the microphone is fine and so you change the cable and you can get another few shows out of your headset when you have a $400 microphone maybe you want to do that but with a $30.00 microphone maybe that's not quite so significant so the other downside to a short to a detachable cable is it adds another point of failure so whether that is appropriate for your situation or not is up to you so once again this is the audio technica compatible microphone from microphone electronics at u.s. 2888 and now this is a genuine audio-technica microphone this one retails for two hundred and eighty-nine dollars that is more than ten times the price of either of those two microphones that I just tested previously now this microphone I think sounds a little bit better but does it sound ten times better my answer is no it does not now the other thing is what you heard just now was was the sound from these microphones completely unaltered no eq's no post-processing nothing I've made some very minor adjustments to EQ of the first two to make them sound in my opinion slightly better and I'm going to turn those on now and I'm going to compare the first three microphones again so with EQ s this is the audio technica compatible microphone from mi cwl this is the audio technica compatible microphone from microphone electronics this is a genuine audio-technica microphone this is the audio technica compatible microphone from mi cwl this is the audio technica compatible microphone from microphone electronics and this is the genuine audio-technica microphone now i'm going to do a different kind of test i'm not going to say anything and we're going to listen to what the microphones sound like when you are silent alright now we're moving on to some sure compatible microphones which I am using with Line six transmitters and this is the sure compatible microphone from Angela audio electronics if you like the price of the last microphone this is going to blow your mind this microphone cost us 1188 I'm not even kidding under $20 for a microphone this is the once again the sure compatible microphone from Angela audio electronics this is the dual ear hook sure compatible microphone from microphone electronics for us 990 and this is tied for the cheapest microphone that I will be testing today the dual ear hook microphone is my favorite one of the free off-brand sure compatible microphones that I'm testing because I think it's Bhumi is an appropriate length the microphone from Angela audio electronic and the one I'm just about to test from microphone electronics have extremely long booms they would not be appropriate for a child or even a very small adult the booms are quite long I'm sure you can see them in the video but the dual ear hook microphone is has a shorter boom for whatever reason and this is a sure compatible microphone from microphone electronics this is another one of the ones I was mentioning with the longer boom these microphones this microphone looks similar to the very first microphone that I tested from mi cwl it's not the same excuse me if you if you hold the two up together they're very similar but they do have some subtle differences and yes this is another microphone for us 990 and now the last microphone that I have to try is a genuine line six microphone this is a genuine line six microphone and it took me a bit of digging to find one of these because in my experience the line fix headsets fail fairly often not with alarming frequency but more than any other brand I've regularly used they are also cheaper than the other major brands so that could have something to do with it but they are an order of magnitude more expensive than these ones I've purchased from Aliexpress this one cost us seventy nine ninety nine and what else can I tell you about it it does have a detachable cable that is where some of the failures I've seen has happened the other place the failures occur is the clip on the back where the cable clips in to the headset they tend to fail there as well I had one of them were placed under warranty and one of them I paid to replace because it failed after the first year but I'm hoping that these microphones that I'm purchasing from Aliexpress will at least sound good and that way I can replace them once a month several times a year and not take too big a hit on my budget so I'm going to do the same test that I did before and I'm not going to say anything I'm going to cycle through these microphones these sure compatible microphones with the line six transmitters and we'll see how it sounds when nobody's talking into them all right thank you very much for taking the time to listen to and watch this demonstration I hope you will consider buying some microphones from Aliexpress for your next projects\"]\n ```\n\n ```assistant"], "response": ["\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual, personal, and covers various topics such as family, vacations, and daily life. There are no mentions of fake companies, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments. The call appears to be a normal conversation between friends or family members.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two individuals, discussing various topics such as their personal lives, work, and family. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, such as fake company names, giving two options with no option to decline, making promises, introducing a threatening scenario, or convincing the customer to make a payment. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no signs of deception or manipulation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between family members discussing various topics such as their new house, a medical bill, and selling raffle tickets. There is no indication of any scam tactics being used, and the conversation is warm and personal.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing their personal lives, family, and recent events. There is no mention of any suspicious company names, offers, or threats, and the conversation is casual and friendly.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two friends discussing various personal and professional matters. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, such as fake company names, giving options, making promises, introducing threatening scenarios, or convincing the user to make a payment. The conversation is casual, friendly, and covers a wide range of topics, including family, work, and social events.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends discussing various topics such as technology, work, and personal life. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual, friendly, and covers various topics such as personal updates, travel plans, and work experiences. There is no mention of fake company names, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends, Janet and Janice, who are catching up and discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of any scam call structure or patterns in the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends, Amy and an unnamed person, discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns in the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends, Nancy and an unnamed individual, who are catching up and discussing various aspects of their lives. There is no mention of any company names, no attempts to make promises or threats, and no requests for personal information or payments. The conversation is casual and friendly, with both parties sharing personal stories and updates.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual and personal, with the caller discussing their own experiences and family situations. There is no mention of a company, a reason for the call, or any attempt to obtain personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation appears to be a normal, friendly chat between two people discussing their shared interest in music. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, and the topics discussed are not typical of scam calls. The caller does not attempt to pressure the callee into providing personal information or making a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing their opinions and experiences regarding real estate taxes and education costs in New Jersey. There is no mention of any company, self-identification, or any attempt to obtain personal information or make payments. The conversation is focused on a topic of mutual interest and does not follow the structure or patterns of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two individuals discussing various personal topics, including relationships, family, and friends. The conversation does not follow the general structure of scam calls and does not contain any of the examples of scam call topics and patterns provided. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various personal and professional matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure, illegitimate company names, or any other patterns typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including their personal lives, job experiences, and plans to travel to Japan. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various personal experiences, events, and plans. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns present in the conversation. The language used is informal and filled with laughter, which is not typical of scam calls.\n\n Since the transcript does not match the general structure or examples of scam calls provided, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between friends and family members discussing various personal and social topics. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as their weekend, vacation, and personal matters. There is no indication of any scam call structure or patterns present in the conversation. The topics discussed are casual and personal, which is typical of a normal phone call between friends or family members.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends catching up on their lives, family, and travels. There is no mention of any suspicious company names, offers, or threats. The conversation is casual and personal, discussing various topics such as health, work, and vacations.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various aspects of their lives, including family, work, and personal issues. There is no indication of the caller attempting to deceive or manipulate the callee, nor are there any red flags typically associated with scam calls, such as fake company names, threats, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as housing, personal issues, and updates about their lives. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically found in scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals who seem to know each other well. They discuss various personal and family matters, as well as their work and living situations. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, and the conversation does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends catching up on their lives, discussing their children, jobs, and personal experiences. There is no mention of any company, no attempt to sell a product or service, and no suspicious behavior or language typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between friends and family members. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any of the patterns typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no attempts to solicit personal information or make promises.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two friends, discussing various personal and social topics. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual, friendly, and contains personal information shared between the two individuals.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various personal and professional matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is friendly, informal, and covers a wide range of topics, including family updates, job changes, and community projects.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as travel plans, personal experiences, and updates on mutual acquaintances. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including movies, Thanksgiving plans, and football games. There is no indication of any scam call patterns or attempts to obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing home improvement projects and issues. The caller does not attempt to introduce any fake company names, make promises, or convince the callee to make a payment. The conversation is focused on sharing experiences and advice, which is not typical of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between a mother and her daughter discussing various topics such as the daughter's living situation, friendships, and her father's business. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two friends, discussing various aspects of their personal lives, including relationships, work, and personal experiences. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, such as fake company names, giving two options, making promises, introducing a threatening scenario, or convincing the caller to make a payment. The conversation is casual and does not follow the general structure of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various personal experiences and updates. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, and the conversation does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The content of the call is focused on personal anecdotes and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including their personal lives, family, and events. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various personal matters, health issues, and plans for a future visit. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any attempts to obtain personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not follow the general structure of a scam call. It appears to be a genuine conversation between two individuals discussing their experiences and opinions on the public school system. There is no mention of any company, fake or legitimate, and no attempt to solicit personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including personal health, a legal case, and job opportunities. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends catching up on their lives. There is no mention of any company, fake or legitimate, and the conversation does not follow the structure or patterns typically found in scam calls. The friends discuss various topics such as their daily lives, children, and personal experiences without any attempt to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a long, casual conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as kayaking, personal lives, and family updates. There is no mention of any suspicious activity, company names, or requests for personal information. The conversation is natural and flows smoothly, indicating that it is a normal call between acquaintances.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or attempts to obtain personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends, Grace and Ida, discussing various topics such as personal experiences, world events, and health issues. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not follow the general structure of scam calls and does not contain any of the examples of scam call topics and patterns. The conversation appears to be a casual, personal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including family, friends, and personal matters.\n ", "\n Very Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing their exercise routines and preferences. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, nor are there any attempts to solicit personal information or make payments. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no indication of a scam.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics related to their personal and professional lives, as well as their experiences in the music industry. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns throughout the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two friends discussing various topics such as movies, personal experiences, and travel plans. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, and the conversation is casual and friendly.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a genuine conversation between two individuals discussing their personal experiences and beliefs. The caller shares a detailed account of their travels and encounters with various religious figures, which is not typical of a scam call. Additionally, the conversation does not follow the structure or patterns commonly associated with scam calls, such as fake company names, making promises, or convincing the user to make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n Justification: The transcript provided is a long conversation between two individuals discussing various personal and social topics, such as family visits, school renovations, and personal experiences. The conversation does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call, such as fake company names, giving two options, making promises, or introducing a threatening scenario. The content of the conversation is genuine and does not involve any attempts to deceive or defraud the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two family members discussing personal matters, health issues, and plans for the future. There is no indication of a scam call structure or topics related to scams.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends catching up on their lives. There is no mention of any suspicious activity, company names, or requests for personal information. The conversation is casual and covers various topics such as their personal lives, work, and interests.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a casual conversation between two individuals, discussing various personal topics and travel plans. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, such as fake company names, giving false options, making promises, or convincing the user to make a payment. The conversation appears to be a normal, friendly call between acquaintances.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not follow the general structure of a scam call and does not contain any of the typical scam call topics or patterns. The conversation is casual and covers various topics, including personal experiences, work, and community life. There is no indication of a scam attempt or any suspicious behavior.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics such as work, personal life, and upcoming events. There is no mention of any company, fake identity, or suspicious payment requests. The conversation is casual and personal, which is not typical of scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals, discussing various topics such as family, work, and personal experiences. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to deceive the other person. The conversation is casual, friendly, and contains no red flags typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two friends discussing various topics, including pregnancy, family, and religion. There is no mention of any company, fake identity, or suspicious activity. The conversation is casual and personal, which is not typical of scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two individuals discussing various topics, including their personal lives, friends, and plans. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, and the conversation does not follow the typical structure of a scam call. The individuals are engaging in a friendly chat, and there is no indication of any attempt to deceive or defraud the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of any scam call structure or patterns mentioned in the provided examples. The conversation is casual, covers a wide range of topics, and does not involve any company identification, identity check, or attempts to make the caller provide personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as learning Chinese, weather, and personal experiences. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns mentioned in the structure and examples provided.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, shopping, and personal matters. There is no indication of the typical scam call structure or patterns mentioned in the provided examples. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation appears to be a normal, friendly discussion between two individuals about their experiences with budgeting and managing finances. There is no mention of any suspicious company names, threats, or requests for personal information or payments. The conversation is focused on sharing personal experiences and offering advice.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing their recent activities and experiences during a vacation. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no elements typically found in scam calls such as fake company names, threats, or requests for personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as college life, personal experiences, and plans to visit each other. There is no indication of any scam call structure or patterns in the conversation. The language used is informal and personal, which further supports the conclusion that this is an unlikely scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between family members and friends, discussing various topics such as personal updates, health issues, and travel plans. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual, friendly, and filled with personal anecdotes and laughter.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as personal experiences, college life, and friends' updates. The conversation does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls. There are no attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient, and the topics discussed are not related to any scam-related themes.\n\n As the conversation is between friends and does not exhibit any scam-related characteristics, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as their personal lives, experiences, and events. There is no indication of the call agent self-identifying, introducing a company, or attempting to make a sale or obtain personal information. The conversation is natural and does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between friends or family members. There is no clear indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any of the patterns typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no attempts to solicit personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n Justification: The transcript of the call does not follow the general structure of scam calls. It does not include self-identification, company identification, or a statement of the reason for the call. Instead, the conversation is casual and covers various topics, including personal plans, book shopping, and math problems. The call does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient, nor does it involve any requests for personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a personal conversation between a mother and daughter discussing various aspects of the daughter's life, including her job, education, and personal relationships. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, and the conversation does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two people discussing their camping experiences. There is no mention of any company, identity check, or request for personal information. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no indication of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a casual conversation between two individuals discussing various topics, including personal experiences, news, and their acquaintances. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is natural and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the listener.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends discussing various topics such as the snow, school, and personal experiences. There is no mention of any company, identity check, or suspicious payment requests. The conversation is casual and does not follow the structure or patterns typically found in scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics, such as sports, personal matters, and travel plans. There is no clear indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics and patterns. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, work, and personal experiences. There are no indications of scam call patterns or illegitimate company names mentioned in the conversation. The topics discussed are personal and do not involve any financial transactions or requests for personal information.\n\n Since this is an unlikely scam call, there are no actions or questions for the user to do.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a casual conversation between two friends discussing various personal topics, including pregnancy, childcare, and daily life experiences. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, nor are there any attempts to solicit personal information or make promises. The conversation is natural and does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a personal conversation between two individuals discussing their personal lives, relationships, and various other topics. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, and the conversation does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as car purchases, personal experiences, and religious matters. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns mentioned in the structure or examples provided. The conversation is casual and personal, with no attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various personal topics, events, and updates about their lives. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, nor are there any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient. The conversation is filled with laughter, personal anecdotes, and inside jokes, which further supports the conclusion that this is a normal, friendly conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation appears to be a normal, casual discussion between two individuals about taxes, personal finances, and their experiences. There is no mention of any suspicious company names, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments. The conversation is focused on sharing opinions and experiences, which is typical of a normal call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation appears to be a casual, friendly chat between two individuals, with no indications of a scam call. The topics discussed are personal and lighthearted, and there is no mention of any suspicious offers, threats, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing personal and professional matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends catching up on their lives, discussing family, health, and travel plans. There is no mention of any company, service, or product, and the conversation is casual and personal. The call does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including their personal lives, work, and experiences in different countries. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual, friendly, and focused on personal updates and family news. There is no mention of fake company names, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various personal and professional matters. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns in the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as family, work, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics throughout the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript does not exhibit any of the typical patterns or topics associated with scam calls. The conversation is focused on the caller's concerns about spending quality time with their children and the importance of having at least one parent at home. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, nor is there any attempt to solicit personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various personal and family matters, as well as updates on their lives. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns throughout the conversation.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two individuals, discussing various personal topics such as family, school, and daily life. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns mentioned in the structure or examples provided. The conversation appears to be a normal, non-threatening call between friends or family members.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a personal conversation between two individuals discussing their personal lives, relationships, and experiences. The conversation does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls. There is no mention of fake company names, no pressure to make a payment, and no threats or promises made throughout the call. The content of the conversation is focused on personal matters and does not involve any business or sales-related topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as family, work, and personal life. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns mentioned in the structure or examples provided. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call discussing a Spanish language program in Oaxaca, Mexico. The caller provides detailed information about the program, including its structure, levels, and accommodation options. The conversation does not contain any red flags typically associated with scam calls, such as fake company names, high-pressure tactics, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including personal life, family, and current events. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to obtain personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two individuals discussing various topics, including family, friends, and daily life events. The conversation does not follow the structure or patterns typically associated with scam calls. There are no mentions of fake companies, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments. The conversation appears to be a normal, casual discussion between acquaintances.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two individuals, Carol and another person, discussing various topics such as their personal lives, work, and upcoming events. The conversation does not follow the general structure or patterns of scam calls, and there are no indications of the caller trying to obtain personal information or make any payments. Therefore, it is unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n \n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including family, work, and personal experiences. There is no mention of any company, service, or suspicious behavior typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is casual and personal, which further supports the conclusion that this is an unlikely scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not follow the general structure of scam calls. The conversation is casual, personal, and does not involve any company identification, callee identity check, or attempts to make promises or threats. The topics discussed are mundane and relate to the callers' personal lives, such as moving, work, and family. There is no mention of any suspicious offers, payments, or requests for personal information.\n\n Based on the content and tone of the conversation, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as cooking, family, health, and travel. The conversation is casual and personal, with no mention of any suspicious or scam-related topics. The call does not follow the general structure of scam calls, nor does it contain any of the examples of scam call topics and patterns provided. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various aspects of their lives. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends catching up and discussing various topics. There is no indication of a scam call structure, illegitimate company names, or any of the patterns typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no attempts to solicit personal information or make promises.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals who seem to be friends or family members. They discuss various topics such as personal life, family, and current events. There is no mention of any suspicious activity, company names, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including gardening, travel plans, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals, likely friends or family members. The content of the conversation is casual and personal, discussing various topics such as daily life, relationships, and personal experiences. There is no indication of any scam-related topics or patterns, such as fake company names, giving two options with no option to decline, making promises, introducing a threatening scenario, or convincing the user to make a payment.\n\n Therefore, based on the analysis of the transcript, it is highly unlikely that this is a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation does not fit the structure or patterns of a scam call. The call is a casual conversation about camping experiences and does not involve any company identification, identity check, or attempt to obtain personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual, personal, and covers various topics such as weddings, family dynamics, and college experiences. There are no mentions of fake companies, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments.\n\n The call appears to be a normal conversation between two friends or family members, discussing their lives and sharing updates. Therefore, it is very unlikely to be a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including personal updates, events, and work-related matters. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as road repairs, social security disability, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure or patterns mentioned in the examples provided. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a set of casual conversations between two individuals, discussing various topics such as personal experiences, work, and social events. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically found in scams. The conversation is natural and does not follow the typical scam call script.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as their daily routines, work, and personal life. There is no mention of any company, service, or suspicious activity. The conversation appears to be a normal, friendly chat between the two parties.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided describes a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, friends, and personal matters. There is no mention of any company names, suspicious offers, or threats, which are common in scam calls. The conversation is casual and does not follow the typical structure of a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between family members and friends, discussing various personal and community-related topics. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to obtain personal information or make payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including personal experiences, family updates, and community news. There is no indication of any scam-related tactics or attempts to deceive the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two friends catching up and discussing various personal and family matters. There is no mention of any suspicious company names, offers, threats, or requests for personal information. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no indication of a scam attempt.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided appears to be a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, Thanksgiving plans, and moving arrangements. There are no indications of scam call patterns or illegitimate company names mentioned in the conversation. The topics discussed are personal and do not involve any financial transactions or promises of rewards.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation does not follow the general structure or patterns of a scam call. The call is a casual conversation about camping experiences, and there is no mention of any company, product, or service. The participants discuss their personal experiences and preferences for camping, which is not typical for a scam call.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, including their personal lives, travels, and experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or attempts to obtain personal information or make payments. The conversation is casual and personal, which is not typical of scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, friends, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure, fake company names, or any other patterns typically associated with scam calls. The conversation is casual and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This transcript describes a normal call between two friends discussing various topics, such as their daily lives, recent events, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics and patterns. The conversation is casual, personal, and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n This transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing their experiences and daily lives while studying abroad in Jerusalem. The conversation is casual, personal, and contains no elements typically found in scam calls such as fake company names, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal conversation between two friends discussing various personal and family matters. There is no indication of any scam call patterns or topics mentioned in the examples provided.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n This conversation does not follow the general structure of a scam call and does not contain any of the typical scam call topics or patterns. The conversation is focused on casual, personal topics such as clothing preferences and future plans. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, and no attempt to obtain personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided does not exhibit the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The conversation is casual, personal, and covers various topics such as weather, family, health, and local events. There is no mention of fake companies, threats, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as their children, family events, and personal experiences. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, and the conversation does not follow the typical structure or patterns of a scam call. The content of the call is personal and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a normal conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as family, vacations, and work. There is no indication of any scam call patterns or attempts to deceive the recipient. The conversation is casual and friendly, with no mention of any suspicious offers, threats, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a casual conversation between two friends, discussing various topics such as travel plans, work, and personal life. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is natural and does not follow a scripted pattern often seen in scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call between two individuals discussing various topics, including their personal lives, experiences, and academic pursuits. There is no mention of any company, product, or service, nor are there any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person. The conversation is casual, friendly, and focused on sharing information and experiences.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript provided is a casual conversation between two individuals discussing various topics such as movies, travel, and personal experiences. There is no indication of a scam call structure or scam call topics. The conversation is natural and does not involve any attempts to deceive or manipulate the other person.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is attempting to convince the callee that their computer has problems and is trying to gain remote access to the computer. The caller is using vague and confusing language, and the callee is expressing concerns about previous scam calls. The caller is also attempting to involve the callee's daughter in the conversation, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a call from a real estate agent, Connie, who is working for Jeff Lyons, a realtor with Keller Williams. Connie is trying to gauge the interest of the person she is calling in selling their home. The call does not contain any of the typical scam call patterns, such as fake company names, giving two options with no option to decline, making promises, or introducing a threatening scenario. Connie is providing information about the services Jeff Lyons offers and is asking for permission to contact the person's daughter or son to discuss the matter further.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name, \"Cancun Dream Vacations,\" and provides a long-winded and confusing explanation of the promotion. The caller also tries to build rapport by sharing personal stories and asking for the callee's name multiple times. These tactics are common in scam calls to gain the victim's trust and obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be associated with Visa and MasterCard, which is a common tactic used by scammers. They also ask for personal information, such as credit card debt and interest rates, which is another red flag.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Marisa, claims to be from \"American pro energy,\" a company that does not exist. She also mentions that they are not trying to sell solar, but the call's purpose is to set up a meeting with a \"state certified solar specialist\" who will provide a free analysis of the homeowner's solar potential. This is a common tactic used by scammers to gain access to a person's home and potentially steal personal information or commit other fraudulent activities.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, \"Stacy,\" claims to be from \"tech support\" but provides no verifiable company information. The caller mentions \"Russell Blake\" and \"Thomas Dimitri\" as hackers connected to the recipient's computer, a common tactic used by scammers to create a sense of urgency. The caller also asks the recipient to be near their computer and to write down personal information, which is a red flag for a potential scam.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call where the caller claims to be from a company and offers a lower interest rate on the recipient's credit cards. The caller asks personal questions about the recipient's credit card information and tries to qualify them for a lower interest rate. This is a common tactic used by scammers to gain access to personal information and potentially steal money or commit identity theft.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Can Glow Windows Indoors,\" which is not a legitimate company. The caller also offers a free estimate for windows and doors replacement, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain access to people's homes. The caller is persistent and repeats their offer multiple times, even after the callee mentions that someone else called about the same thing last week. Additionally, the caller seems to be having trouble maintaining a consistent identity, as they switch between \"Can Glow Windows Indoors\" and \"Ken Glow Windows Indoors.\"\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is trying to solicit a donation for the New Jersey State Law Enforcement Officers Association, which is a legitimate organization, but the caller is not affiliated with the organization. The caller uses various tactics, such as asking for personal information and attempting to build rapport, which are common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call where the caller claims to have permission from the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) to make the call. This is a common tactic used by scammers to gain the trust of the person they are calling. Additionally, the caller asks for the address and location of the call center, which is not a typical question for a legitimate call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller introduces a threatening scenario by mentioning the need to clean the air duct system, which is a common tactic used by scammers. They also mention a fake company name, 'air duct cleaning services'. The caller tries to gain the caller's trust by mentioning their daughter's academic achievements and by being friendly and straightforward. They also ask personal questions about the number of bedrooms and the presence of a furnace, which are common tactics used by scammers to gather information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Matthew, claims to be from a company called Palmco, which is not a legitimate company. The caller also mentions the PA Power Switch and Pa gas switch programs, which are real programs but are being used to create a sense of legitimacy. The caller asks personal questions about government assistance and bills, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gather information.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call where the caller, Bobby, claims to represent a group of contractors and offers a service award with Angie's List. The caller uses high-pressure sales tactics, such as mentioning a limited-time offer and asking for a decision on the spot. Additionally, the caller is not clear about the company they are representing and seems to be avoiding providing a clear answer about the company's name. The caller also mentions a family member who supposedly recommended the service, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a \"computer maintenance department\" and mentions receiving error messages from the recipient's computer. They also use phrases like \"polymorphic infections\" and \"malicious files\" to create a sense of urgency. The caller attempts to guide the recipient through technical steps, which is a common tactic in scam calls to gain access to the victim's computer or personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Jason, uses a common scam pattern by introducing himself as a representative of a construction company and offering a free estimate with no obligation to pay. He also tries to gain the caller's trust by mentioning the caller's daughter, who supposedly recommended this service. The caller's hesitation and difficulty in understanding the caller's speech further indicate a potential scam.\n ", "\n Likely Scam\n The transcript contains several red flags that suggest a scam call. The caller mentions a political campaign and asks for a donation, which is a common tactic used by scammers. Additionally, the caller provides inconsistent and confusing information, such as the name of the candidate and the purpose of the call. The caller also seems to be fishing for personal information, such as the callee's family members and their educational background.\n Clarifying questions for the user to ask:\n - Can you provide more information about Dr. Carson's presidential campaign?\n - How did you get my contact information?\n - Can you send me more information about the campaign via email or mail?\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a scam call. The transcript shows the caller claiming to be calling on behalf of Donald J Trump and the Trump make America great again committee. The caller is asking for a donation of $625 or $500, which is a common tactic used by scammers. Additionally, the caller uses high-pressure sales tactics and repeats the same information multiple times, which is another sign of a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call where the caller is looking for a person named Joshua, but the conversation is filled with irrelevant information, repetition, and difficulty in understanding the caller's company. This pattern is consistent with scam call tactics, such as creating confusion and wasting the callee's time to eventually ask for personal information or a payment.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name, makes promises throughout the call, and tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision without providing clear information. Additionally, the caller's speech patterns and repetitive phrases are indicative of a prerecorded message, which is often used in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller introduces a promotion for a home security system, makes promises of no cost for activation, installation, and equipment, and tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision. The caller also mentions a previous call, which is a common tactic in scam calls to make the recipient feel like they are missing out on a good deal.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from \"Metro Microsoft,\" which is not an actual company. They also mention that the recipient's computer has been showing errors and warning signals, a common tactic used by scammers to create a sense of urgency. The caller attempts to convince the recipient to take immediate action to fix the issue, which is another red flag. Additionally, the caller mentions that the recipient's daughter, who is portrayed as knowledgeable about computers, should handle the issue, which is an attempt to gain the recipient's trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Mark from United Settlement, is trying to convince the callee that they can help eliminate half of their outstanding debt. The caller uses phrases like \"predatory loan\" and \"high interest rate loans\" to create a sense of urgency and empathy. They also mention that they have never called the callee before, which is a common tactic in scam calls to make the call seem more legitimate.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a technical support department, asks personal questions, and tries to convince the user to take action to \"protect\" their computer. The caller also mentions that the user has already paid for services, which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller, Cory, uses a fake company name, \"Reliable Home Center.\"\n 2. The caller tries to convince the callee to get a free estimate for home improvements, even though the callee is not interested in such services at the moment.\n 3. The caller mentions that they have discounts for various home improvement services, which is a common tactic used by scammers to lure potential victims.\n 4. The caller tries to establish a rapport with the callee by mentioning their family members and their achievements, which is a common social engineering technique used by scammers.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript does not follow the typical structure of a scam call. The caller, Jonathan, identifies himself as working for a committee supporting Governor John Kasich, which is a legitimate political figure. The caller does not make any promises, introduce a threatening scenario, or ask for personal information or payment. The conversation is more focused on discussing political issues and the caller's family.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Bradley, claims to be from a company called \"Unique Capital Solutions\" and offers business loans. The caller uses a lot of filler words and phrases, and the conversation is difficult to follow. The caller also asks for personal information, such as the recipient's monthly deposits and mortgage details. Additionally, the caller mentions that they have called before, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Raymond, is using a fake company name (med alert) and is attempting to sell a medical alert system with promises of free equipment and waived fees. The caller is also using high-pressure sales tactics and asking personal medical questions.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Keisha, claims to be from a company called \"Life Protect 24/7\" and offers a free medical alert system. The caller uses high-pressure sales tactics, such as emphasizing the urgency of the situation and the importance of the product. Additionally, the caller repeatedly asks for personal information, such as the recipient's full name and home phone number, without providing any clear reason for needing this information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Josh, is using a fake company name (\"Kelly printing supplies\") and is attempting to sell a product (high yield ink and toner) with unverifiable claims (guaranteed to last twice as long and pretty much darker). The caller also tries to establish credibility by mentioning his smart and successful family members. The call is filled with repetitive questions about the brand of the printer, which is a common tactic used by scammers to keep the victim on the line and extract personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call from a company called AGR on behalf of Direct Energy, which is a legitimate company. However, the call structure and language used are typical of scam calls. The caller introduces a plan to protect the customer from fluctuating regulated rates, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain the customer's trust. The caller also mentions that they record calls for quality purposes, which is another common tactic used by scammers. Additionally, the caller tries to establish rapport by mentioning the customer's family member, which is another common tactic used by scammers to gain the customer's trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript provided contains a mix of unrelated audio elements (applause, music, laughter) and a mention of \"Visa Security Center,\" which is not a legitimate company name. The audio elements and the unprofessional language used suggest a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be a Microsoft certified engineer and mentions receiving error notifications from the recipient's computer. They also mention a fake company name, \"Techno Shield PC.\" The caller tries to convince the recipient to allow them to access their computer and provides a non-Microsoft website for the recipient to visit. These are all common tactics used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Business Alternator\" and offers a cash advance for the recipient's business. The caller also mentions that someone else in the recipient's family had discussed this topic last week, which is a common tactic used by scammers to make their pitch seem more legitimate. Additionally, the caller's poor connection and the recipient's difficulty in understanding the caller's questions are also common tactics used by scammers to create confusion and make it easier for them to obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Nicole, claims to be from a company called \"Ankora Financial\" and offers a prize in exchange for answering simple questions. The caller uses a scripted and repetitive language, and the offer seems too good to be true. Additionally, the caller does not provide clear information about the company or the prize, which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call with multiple red flags of a scam call. The caller is using a fake company name (Direct Energy), making promises (lower rates), and trying to obtain personal information (calling Larissa). Additionally, the caller is using a scripted and repetitive speech pattern, which is common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Isabella, is using a high-pressure sales tactic and is attempting to sell home improvement services. The caller is not affiliated with a legitimate company and is using a fake name. The caller is also trying to build rapport by mentioning the recipient's family members and their accomplishments.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Amber, claims to be a product specialist with Charter Communications and tries to convince the callee to get premium TV channels. The conversation is filled with vague and confusing statements, and the caller seems to be fishing for information about the callee's TV preferences. Additionally, the caller mentions a family member who supposedly recommended the service, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call due to the use of a fake company name ('remodeling center'), the mention of a previous call from someone else about the same topic, and the attempt to gain the caller's trust by mentioning the caller's daughter. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency and importance by mentioning the daughter's education and the family's financial situation.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Jennifer, claims to be from a company called Home Solutions and offers a free estimate for home improvement projects. She mentions programs sponsored by the county to help homeowners have more energy-efficient homes and promotes solar panel installation. The caller tries to gather personal information, such as the energy bill amount, and attempts to schedule a callback for the user's daughter. These tactics are common in scam calls, and the user should not engage further or provide any personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Lenny, uses a fake name and does not clearly identify the company they are calling from. They also use a friendly and conversational tone, which is a common tactic in scam calls to gain the trust of the victim. Additionally, the caller asks for personal information, such as the amount owed, which is a red flag for a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call from \"Skill Fix Online\" regarding online IIT trainings. The caller, Mike, is persistent in asking for 10 to 15 minutes of the callee's time to show a demo, even though the callee is having difficulty understanding the caller. This persistence, combined with the use of a fake company name, suggests a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller introduces a debt settlement program, offers to reduce the debt significantly, and asks for personal information such as the total debt amount. The caller also mentions a partner company, US Bank, which is not a legitimate debt settlement partner. Additionally, the call is filled with inconsistencies, pauses, and repetitive questions, which are common tactics used by scammers to confuse and manipulate their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call, such as using high-pressure sales tactics, offering free services or products, and asking for personal information. The caller also mentions a fake company name, \"Manitoba Green Energy.\"\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name (\"Isla Technologies\") and tries to convince the callee that they are paying for Google AdWords with a temporary position on the first page. The caller also mentions their \"third eldest Larissa\" who is \"very smart\" and \"the first in the family to go to university,\" which is an attempt to build trust and rapport. The call is filled with interruptions and poor audio quality, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and frustrate their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, \"Bruce,\" is using a fake company name, \"Halo Builders,\" and is attempting to convince the callee, \"Lenny,\" to schedule a home improvement appointment. The caller is also using a scripted conversation and is not providing any clear information about the services they offer. Additionally, the caller is trying to build rapport by discussing personal matters, which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call that closely follows the structure and patterns of a scam call. The caller claims to be from Time Warner Cable and tries to sell a package of services. They ask personal questions and try to beat the current price the customer is paying. The call is filled with inconsistencies, repetitions, and the caller seems to have difficulty hearing the customer. These are all common tactics used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Mark, introduces himself as a junior broker with an insurance specialist company and offers a complimentary market analysis for the recipient's medical coverage. The caller also mentions a cold case and tries to connect the recipient to a senior broker. These tactics are commonly used in scam calls to gain the recipient's trust and obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript does not exhibit the typical structure and patterns of a scam call. The caller identifies themselves and the company they represent, and the conversation revolves around the company's services and the caller's attempt to gauge the recipient's interest in their products. There is no mention of any threatening scenarios, promises, or attempts to obtain personal information or payments.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a very likely scam due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller is offering a discount on a product (Viagra tablets) which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n 2. The caller is using a fake company name (Canadian farms) to gain the trust of the callee.\n 3. The caller is trying to create a sense of urgency by mentioning special offers and limited-time discounts.\n 4. The caller is attempting to establish a personal connection with the callee by mentioning their family members.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"HVAC service center\" and offers a yearly maintenance service for the caller's furnace and air conditioner at a discounted price. The caller uses high-pressure sales tactics, such as mentioning a limited-time promotion and promising a thorough inspection and cleaning. Additionally, the caller tries to establish trust by mentioning the caller's family members and their experiences. These are common tactics used by scammers to gain the victim's trust and obtain personal information or money.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a scam call. The caller is using a fake company name, the Sustainable Energy Institute, and is trying to convince the recipient to provide personal information and possibly make a payment. The caller is also using high-pressure tactics and making false promises about government programs and energy efficiency.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call that is very likely a scam. The caller, Sean, is using a fake company name, VoIP News, and is attempting to obtain the callee's email address. The caller also mentions that someone else in the family has discussed this topic, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call where the caller is trying to convince the recipient to switch their electricity supplier to Parity Energy. The caller uses phrases like \"eligible to secure and stabilize your electricity rate\" and \"I can get you in there so if you wanted to and I can get you a good rate where you can be satisfied.\" These are common tactics used by scammers to make false promises and convince people to make payments or provide personal information.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from \"insurance advisors\" and offers free insurance quotations. They repeatedly emphasize that the quotations are non-obligatory and that the caller has updated rates. However, they do not provide any specific information about the company or the insurance products being offered. Additionally, the caller uses high-pressure tactics, such as mentioning the caller's family members and their academic achievements, to build rapport and trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be a financial advisor and offers to lower the interest rates on the recipient's credit cards. They mention having a good relationship with major banks, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust. The caller also asks personal questions about the recipient's financial situation and account details. Additionally, the recipient mentions having had a negative experience with a similar call in the past, which further supports the likelihood of this being a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Cygnus home delivery pharmacy\" and repeatedly asks to speak to the recipient's daughter, Larissa. The caller also mentions that Larissa had previously discussed the company with the recipient, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust. Additionally, the caller's speech is disjointed and difficult to understand, which is another red flag.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims that the recipient has won a vacation package and provides a phone number for the recipient to call to claim the prize. The caller also mentions that there is no catch or timeshare involved, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain the recipient's trust. Additionally, the caller tries to create a sense of urgency by stating that the prize must be claimed by a specific date.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Mr. Carwell, claims to be a contractor offering free estimates for home improvements and repairs. He mentions a fake company name, \"The Remodeling Center.\" The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency by mentioning the anniversary celebration and the need for energy-efficient homes. Additionally, the caller frequently repeats phrases and has difficulty maintaining a coherent conversation, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and distract their victims.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a normal call. The caller identifies themselves and the company they are representing, which is consistent with a legitimate call. They also mention that they are a non-profit organization and not trying to sell anything, which is not typical of scam calls. The caller also provides a toll-free number for the recipient to verify the information, further indicating that this is not a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name (American Pro energy), provides misleading information about government programs and funding, and tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision without providing clear information. Additionally, the caller frequently interrupts the conversation and has difficulty maintaining a clear line of communication.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a very likely scam due to the repetitive nature of the conversation, the caller's insistence on offering a deal, and the mention of a trial period ending. The caller also uses a fake company name, 'Series XM Satellite Radio', and provides inconsistent information about the services offered.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from \"411\" and tries to sell a service for a business directory listing. They use high-pressure tactics, such as mentioning the caller's family members and their educational achievements, to gain trust. Additionally, the caller asks for personal information, such as the business name and address.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is persistent in trying to schedule a home improvement appointment, even after the callee expresses disinterest. The caller also mentions a previous call about \"flames,\" which is a vague and threatening scenario. Additionally, the caller's name, \"McGraw,\" is not a typical name for a home improvement technician.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Jasmine, claims to represent a company called \"la construction\" and offers free estimates for home improvement projects. The caller is persistent and tries to schedule an in-person visit, despite the recipient's hesitation and mention of a previous negative experience. The caller also mentions a family member, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust. The company name is not a legitimate business name and the caller's insistence on scheduling a visit despite the recipient's reluctance is suspicious.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Ambrose, claims to be a security specialist from Lion Security and mentions a promotion for homeowners. The conversation is filled with unnecessary personal details and the caller tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision without providing clear information about the offer. Additionally, the caller's poor English and the mention of a family member named Marissa, who supposedly recommended the service, are common tactics used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call that follows the general structure of a scam call. The caller, Portia, introduces herself as an agent from a company called \"safe streets ADT.\" She asks several questions to confirm the caller's identity and homeownership status, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gather personal information. Additionally, the caller mentions a family member who recommended the service, which is another common scam technique to build trust.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript provided is highly indicative of a scam call. The caller seems to be struggling to identify themselves and the purpose of the call, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and manipulate their victims. Additionally, the use of phrases like \"Lord help me\" can be a red flag, as it may be an attempt to invoke a sense of urgency or fear in the recipient.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript describes a normal call. The caller identifies themselves and the company they are calling from, and they discuss various services and packages offered by Cox Communications. The caller also provides information about the pricing and features of the packages. There is no mention of any threats or promises, and the caller does not pressure the recipient to make a payment or provide personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Travis, uses a fake company name (Triangle Remodeling) and provides a long list of services they claim to offer. He also tries to obtain the personal information of the callee's daughter, which is a common tactic in scam calls. Additionally, the caller repeats himself multiple times and seems to be reading from a script, which is another red flag.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call that follows a common scam pattern. The caller claims to be from a research firm and attempts to gain the caller's trust by mentioning a family member who supposedly discussed the topic recently. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency by mentioning the world's financial situation. These tactics are commonly used in scam calls to manipulate the victim into providing personal information or making payments.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Albert, claims to be from the \"auto glass shop\" and offers a free four-night stay in Vegas and a $100 restaurant gift card. The caller also mentions that they specialize in no-cost windshield replacement, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain the victim's trust. The caller's insistence on discussing the victim's windshield damage and their offer of a free service are also red flags.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call from \"Katie with debt relief\" offering a free savings analysis to lower credit card interest rates. The caller seems to be persistent and asks multiple times if the person on the other end is still there. This pattern matches the structure and examples of scam calls provided.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call from a company called \"Can Grow Windows and Doors\" offering free no-obligation estimates and a summer special of up to 30% off. The caller, Alissa, uses a warm-up talk and mentions a family member who recommended the service. The call pattern matches the examples of scam calls, including giving two options (no option to decline) and making promises throughout the call. The caller also mentions a different company that called last week, which is a common tactic in scam calls.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Cheryl, claims to be from Sirius XM and offers a special deal for six months of service for $30 plus fees and taxes. However, the caller is pushy and insistent, and the offer seems too good to be true. Additionally, the caller asks for personal information, such as the customer's address and payment method, which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call appears to be a scam call due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller claims to be calling on behalf of the Liberal Party of Canada, which is a political party and not a company that would typically make sales calls.\n 2. The caller asks for personal information and opinions about the government, which is not a typical sales call topic.\n 3. The caller's speech and conversation style are inconsistent and disorganized, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and distract their victims.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript does not follow the typical structure of a scam call. The caller seems to be rambling and discussing personal family matters, which is not a common tactic in scam calls. Additionally, the caller mentions a specific company and location, which is not typical of scam calls that often use fake company names.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"local splash\" which is not a legitimate company. They also make promises of getting the business on the front pages of Google and Bing, which is not something a legitimate company would guarantee. Additionally, the callers, Elizabeth and Ron, have difficulty providing clear information and maintaining a consistent conversation.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call that is very likely a scam. The caller is promoting a political candidate and asking for personal information (a sign for the front lawn) without providing any clear information about the candidate or the organization they represent. The caller also mentions having different call centers, which is a common tactic used by scammers to avoid being traced. Additionally, the call quality is poor, and the caller seems to have difficulty understanding and communicating clearly, which is another common tactic used by scammers to confuse and manipulate their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a scam call. The caller claims to be from the \"technical department of Windows\" and mentions receiving error reports from the recipient's computer. They also use tactics such as mentioning a family member's advice and creating a sense of urgency. These are common patterns in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call that is very likely a scam. The caller, Brian, is using a fake company name, \"On Wall Street the free trade journal,\" and is attempting to get personal information from the callee, Michael. The caller is also using high-pressure tactics, such as mentioning Michael's daughter's academic achievements, to gain trust and make the call seem legitimate.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The call agent, \"Alex,\" uses a fake name and claims to be a computer technician from Microsoft. The call contains several red flags, such as the agent asking the caller to turn on their computer and install software, promising to fix the computer for free, and mentioning a suspicious activity with the caller's email. The agent also uses a confusing and repetitive speech pattern, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and distract their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a very likely scam due to the use of a fake company name (Indish partners of United States Postal Service), the mention of a significant discount (85% on shipping costs), and the caller's insistence on speaking to the callee's daughter, Lissa. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency and importance by mentioning the caller's family issues and the caller's desire to avoid getting the callee in trouble.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is trying to get personal information, such as the credit card expiration date, and is using a fake company name ('card member services'). The caller also mentions a previous call that caused trouble, which is a common tactic in scam calls.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is trying to obtain personal information, specifically the expiration date of the callee's credit card. The caller is using a fake company name and is not clearly identifying themselves or their company. They are also using a tactic of asking the callee to confirm their credit card's expiration date, which is a common scam technique.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, \"Ian,\" uses a fake company name (\"SFN\") and makes promises throughout the call, such as offering working capital with acceptable terms. The caller also mentions receiving an approval notification and a sample check, which are likely fabricated. Additionally, the caller uses a scripted and repetitive speech pattern, which is common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller uses a fake promotional offer to try and obtain the callee's personal and financial information. They mention a limited-time offer, ask for a pen and paper to provide details, and request credit card information for a vacation package. The caller also uses high-pressure sales tactics and mentions that they are not making any money on these promotions, which is a common tactic in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a very likely scam due to the use of high-pressure sales tactics, promising a free medical alert system, and offering a life insurance policy without any medical examination. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency and fear by mentioning the possibility of breaking down the door if the person is unable to respond. Additionally, the caller attempts to build rapport by mentioning the caller's family members and their accomplishments.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call from a company claiming to be Bell Canada, offering a special price for internet services due to the customer's loyalty. The caller uses a friendly and straightforward approach, asking about the customer's long-distance call usage to provide a quote. However, the caller's company is not clearly identified, and the customer mentions a previous negative experience with a similar call. These factors indicate a high likelihood of a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Bob, is from a company called \"Azteca Roofings,\" which is not a well-known or legitimate company. The caller is pushy and tries to set up an appointment without providing clear information about the services they offer. They also mention a \"no-cost, no-obligation survey,\" which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain access to people's homes. Additionally, the caller tries to create a sense of urgency by mentioning that the caller's daughter recommended the service.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Jack, is from a company called \"Top Cross A Duct Cleaning\" which is not a legitimate company name. The caller is trying to get personal information about the size of the house and the number of furnaces, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gather information for potential fraud. The caller also mentions a personal story about the caller's daughter, which is a common social engineering technique used by scammers to build rapport and trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from \"card card services\" and \"consumer services of Visa and MasterCard cards,\" which are not legitimate company names. They also mention a low-interest rate program and ask for personal financial information, such as the total debt on the caller's credit cards. Additionally, the caller's speech is disorganized and difficult to understand, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and pressure their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller uses a confusing and disorganized speech pattern, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and disorient their victims.\n 2. The caller mentions a lower interest rate on the victim's credit card, which is a common scam tactic to gain the victim's trust and obtain their personal information.\n 3. The caller claims to be from the victim's own card company, which is another common scam tactic to make the victim believe the call is legitimate.\n 4. The caller uses phrases like \"I'm not calling you, but I am calling you\" and \"it's not any scam, it's not any telemarketing call,\" which are red flags for a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Direct Energy\" and tries to sell an energy program. They ask for personal information and repeatedly ask for confirmation of the customer's name and billing details. The call also has a poor connection and the caller's name is difficult to understand, which is a common tactic in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Maggie Wilson, is using a fake company name, Cambridge Windows and Doors, and is attempting to sell a service to the recipient, Lenny. The caller is persistent in asking questions and trying to get Lenny to commit to a service, even though Lenny is having trouble hearing and understanding the caller. The caller also mentions a previous call, which is a common tactic used by scammers to make their pitch seem more legitimate.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, James, uses a fake company name ('ggs air') and tries to establish rapport by mentioning the callee's family members. He also attempts to create a sense of urgency by mentioning a previous service call. The caller does not provide clear information about the purpose of the call and tries to avoid answering direct questions.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Jaylen, claims to be a representative from Charter Spectrum and offers special promotions for internet and home phone services. The caller uses tactics such as mentioning a family member who recommended the service, creating a sense of urgency by scheduling an installation date, and offering a discounted price. Additionally, the caller has difficulty hearing and understanding the recipient, which is a common tactic used in scam calls to gain sympathy and trust.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Isaac, uses a fake company name (\"Home Energy Services\") and provides misleading information about the \"green home program\" to convince the callee to qualify for the program. The caller also mentions a family member discussing the program, which is a common tactic used in scam calls to gain the callee's trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call, such as the caller repeatedly asking for personal information, the caller mentioning a free medical alert system, and the caller's inability to clearly communicate.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript does not contain any of the typical scam call patterns, such as fake company names, threatening scenarios, or requests for personal information. The caller, Lulu, identifies herself and her company, AP National Logistics, and the conversation revolves around offering trucking services. While the call is long and contains some repetitive and irrelevant information, it does not exhibit the characteristics of a scam call.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller, David, is using a fake company name (iPayment) and is trying to convince the callee to share sensitive information (credit card statements) to supposedly save money on credit card processing fees. The caller is also using high-pressure sales tactics and is attempting to create a sense of urgency.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller introduces a threatening scenario by mentioning \"air duct cleaning services\" and \"complete air duct cleaning services in just 100.\" They also mention \"no hidden charges no capture,\" which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust. The caller tries to establish credibility by mentioning a family member who supposedly recommended the service.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name (\"PG&E\"), makes promises throughout the call (e.g., \"federal funding to reduce or eliminate your bill\"), and tries to convince the callee to make a payment (e.g., by providing personal information). The caller also uses a common scam tactic of creating a sense of urgency and importance by mentioning that the callee's daughter had mentioned the program recently.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be from the \"technical department of Windows computer,\" which is a fake company name. They also mention receiving warning reports from the callee's computer, a common tactic used by scammers to create a sense of urgency. The caller attempts to convince the callee to let them access their computer, which is another red flag.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from the \"Windows technical department,\" which is a common tactic used by scammers. They also mention a \"notification\" about the recipient's computer, which is another common scam tactic. The caller tries to gain the recipient's trust by mentioning a family member who supposedly discussed the issue with them. Additionally, the caller attempts to get the recipient to turn on their computer and provide personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call with a scammer who is trying to obtain personal information under the guise of a debt relief program. The caller is not clearly identifying themselves or the company they are representing, and they are using vague and confusing language. Additionally, the caller is attempting to create a sense of urgency and fear by mentioning the trouble the caller got into previously.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n The transcript does not follow the typical structure of a scam call. The caller does not introduce themselves or the company they are representing, nor do they make any promises or threats. The caller also does not ask for any personal information or payment details. The conversation is mostly about the carpet cleaning service, and the caller seems to be genuinely interested in providing information about the service.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be from the \"Windows Department\" and mentions issues with the recipient's computer, which are common tactics used by scammers. They also ask for personal information and try to create a sense of urgency.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The caller, Michael Lopez, is using a fake name and is not clearly identifying the company he is representing. He is also using a scripted conversation and is not providing clear information about the purpose of the call. The caller is attempting to gain the trust of the callee by mentioning their family members and their achievements, which is a common tactic used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Sandy, claims to be from a company called Triangle Home Center, which is not a well-known or legitimate company. The caller tries to engage the callee in a conversation about home improvement projects and offers a 40% discount, which is a common tactic used by scammers to lure potential victims. The caller also tries to schedule an appointment, which is another red flag. Additionally, the caller's accent and the poor audio quality of the call are often used by scammers to make it difficult for the victim to understand the conversation and to create a sense of urgency.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a call from the Conservative Party of Canada, which is a legitimate political party in Canada. The caller provides detailed information about the party's fundraising efforts and the reasons for the call. While the call may seem pushy, it is consistent with the tactics used by political parties to solicit donations. There is no mention of fake company names, giving two options with no option to decline, making promises, introducing a threatening scenario, or convincing the user to make a payment.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call that follows the structure and patterns of a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name ('Chartres'), makes promises ('free installation'), and tries to convince the callee to make a payment ('86 97 per month'). The caller also mentions a family member who supposedly recommended the service, which is a common tactic in scam calls to gain the callee's trust.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript describes a call from a political campaign seeking support and volunteers for a local candidate. The caller identifies themselves and the company they are calling from, and the conversation revolves around the upcoming election and the issues that are important to the callee. There is no mention of any suspicious activity, threats, or requests for personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller is using a fake name and is trying to convince the callee to provide personal information about their credit card. The caller also mentions that the callee's daughter was discussing a similar topic recently, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a solar energy company called GCI Solar, which is not a well-known or established company. They offer a no-cost solar panel installation program, which is an unrealistic and suspicious offer. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency and fear by mentioning that the homeowner's electric bill is high and that they may be overcharged due to new smart meters. Additionally, the caller frequently asks for personal information, such as the homeowner's electric bill amount, and tries to schedule an appointment for a technician to visit the home.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller uses high-pressure sales tactics, offers unrealistic discounts, and requires payment through a specific credit card company. Additionally, the caller mentions a \"customer act\" which is likely a fabricated term to give the impression of legitimacy. The call also includes a confusing and overly complicated package structure, which is a common tactic in scam calls to confuse and pressure potential victims into making a decision.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call with a confusing structure, unclear company identification, and a lack of specific details about the purpose of the call. The caller seems to be fishing for information and trying to establish a connection with the callee by mentioning a family member's achievements. The call also has multiple interruptions and technical issues, which are common tactics used by scammers to create a sense of urgency and confusion.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call about a refill for generic viagra, which is a common topic for scam calls. The caller, Alex Anderson, is not associated with a legitimate company and is trying to offer a discount to the recipient. The call also lacks a proper structure and contains multiple interruptions and repetitions, which are common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call appears to be a scam call due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller, Steve, claims to be from a company called \"Elite Document Solutions\" which is not a well-known or legitimate company.\n 2. The caller is offering toner cartridges at a lower cost, which is a common tactic used by scammers to lure potential victims.\n 3. The caller is persistent and tries to set up an appointment, even after the callee expresses hesitation and mentions previous issues with similar calls.\n 4. The caller's language and tone seem unprofessional and inconsistent, which is another common characteristic of scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Larsa, claims to represent a home improvement company and offers free estimates for various home repair services. They mention a 30% discount and emphasize that there is no obligation or cost to the customer. The caller also asks for a family member to be present during the visit, which is a common tactic used by scam callers to gain trust. Additionally, the caller's name, Larsa, is similar to the name mentioned earlier, Lars, which could be an attempt to confuse the recipient. The call also contains several instances of poor audio quality and repetitive questions, which are common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name (\"Alberta windows and doors\"), offers a discount only available to seniors, and tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision by mentioning a family member's recommendation. Additionally, the caller's speech is disorganized and difficult to follow, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call with a confusing and repetitive structure, which is a common tactic used by scammers to confuse and distract their victims. The caller also mentions a \"survey\" and asks for a rating of the friendliness of an employee, which is a common scam technique to gain the victim's trust. Additionally, the caller provides inconsistent and irrelevant information, such as mentioning the caller's family members and their educational achievements.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript does not follow the typical structure of a scam call. The caller, Lenny, seems to be confused and hard to understand, which is not a common tactic used by scammers. Additionally, the caller does not make any promises or threats, nor does he ask for any personal information or payment.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call from a company offering a deal to add cable to the customer's existing internet and phone services. The caller mentions a promotion for two services, which is not a typical offer from legitimate companies. Additionally, the caller tries to convince the customer to switch TV providers by offering to buy out their current contract, which is a common tactic used by scammers. The caller also mentions the customer's family members, which is an attempt to build rapport and gain the customer's trust.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a call that follows the general structure of a scam call. The caller, Chris, claims to be from a company called FLent Home Security, which is a fake name. The caller tries to convince the recipient to accept a free home security system in exchange for allowing a small sign in their front yard. The caller also asks for the recipient's address, which is a common tactic in scam calls. Additionally, the caller uses a friendly and persistent approach, which is typical of scam callers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call where the caller, Jason, is trying to sell something or promote a service. The caller is persistent in asking for the recipient's name, even after being told multiple times that the recipient cannot hear well. The caller also mentions that the recipient's daughter, Larissa, had spoken about this topic last week, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain trust. The recipient's mention of financial troubles and the caller's insistence on the recipient being the business owner further indicate a scam call.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Rosie from Security Alarms Services, offers a free alarm system without providing clear information about the company or the offer. The caller also tries to establish rapport by mentioning the caller's daughter's academic achievements, which is a common tactic used by scammers. The caller asks multiple times if the callee has an alarm system and if they are under contract, which is a pattern often seen in scam calls.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call due to the following reasons:\n 1. The caller, Albert, claims to be from a cleaning service but does not provide a legitimate company name.\n 2. The caller offers a discounted price and a two-year warranty, which are common tactics used by scammers to lure customers.\n 3. The caller tries to create a sense of urgency by mentioning that they are only offering this deal for a limited time.\n 4. The caller attempts to build rapport by mentioning the customer's daughter's academic achievements, which is a common social engineering technique used by scammers.\n 5. The caller repeatedly asks if the customer is interested in the service, which is a pressure tactic often used by scammers.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller introduces a promotion that seems too good to be true, offers free services, and tries to create a sense of urgency. The caller also asks personal questions and requests the callee's daughter's phone number, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gather information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call due to the following categories:\n 1. Illegitimate company names: The caller mentions \"focus or discovery\" as the company they are calling from, which is not a well-known or legitimate company.\n 2. Promising a limited-time offer: The caller claims that this is a limited-time offer and a promotion for the day, which is a common tactic used by scammers to create a sense of urgency.\n 3. Offering a vacation package: The caller offers vacation packages to various locations, which is a common scam tactic to lure people into providing personal information or making payments.\n 4. Asking for personal information: The caller asks the recipient's age and other qualifying questions, which is a common way for scammers to gather information for identity theft or other fraudulent activities.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Air that Ling Services\" or \"Air Duct Cleaning Services,\" which are not legitimate businesses. The caller also offers a 50% discount and free sanitization, which are common tactics used by scammers to lure victims. Additionally, the caller repeatedly asks for personal information, such as the square footage of the home, and tries to pressure the recipient into making a decision.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Michael, claims to be from the \"vehicle service center\" and offers extended warranty services for a 2012 Honda Civic. The caller uses a friendly and conversational tone, attempting to build rapport with the callee. They also mention that the callee's daughter, who is supposedly knowledgeable about these matters, had discussed this topic recently. The caller frequently repeats information and asks the callee if they would like to speak with a \"Honda coverage specialist.\" These tactics are commonly used in scam calls to create a sense of urgency and convince the victim to provide personal information or make a payment.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Macario, claims to be calling on behalf of a company called \"Stary On Energy\" which is not a legitimate company. The caller also uses high-pressure tactics, such as insisting that the customer grab a bill and repeatedly asking them to do so, while also claiming that they need to wait on the line for as long as it takes for the customer to find the bill. Additionally, the caller mentions a rate reduction, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain the trust of their victims.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller uses a fake company name (\"us directory\"), makes promises throughout the call (e.g., \"premium listing\" and \"optimize your business\"), and tries to convince the callee to make a payment (by getting their business information). Additionally, the caller uses a scripted and repetitive speech pattern, which is common in scam calls.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Judy, claims to be from a company called \"Mac Pro's,\" which is not a legitimate company. The caller also tries to create a sense of urgency by stating that the recipient's home has been \"selected for upgrades\" and that they are \"pre-approved.\" Additionally, the caller offers \"zero down options\" and a \"lifetime guarantee,\" which are common tactics used by scammers. The caller also attempts to gain the recipient's trust by mentioning the recipient's daughter, Melissa, and her academic achievements.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n The transcript describes a call from a company called \"Business Loan Center\" which is not a well-known or legitimate company. The caller, David, asks qualifying questions and tries to convince the callee to take up a cash advance offer. The call also contains elements of a scam call, such as mentioning a family member who recommended the offer.\n Action: Hang up immediately.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call is a scam call. The caller claims to be from a company called \"Spion Energy\" and tries to convince the recipient to lower their electric bill rate. The caller uses a fake name, \"Brenda,\" and provides misleading information about the recipient's current electric bill rate. The caller also asks the recipient to grab an electric bill to discuss the details, which is a common tactic used by scammers to gain access to personal information. Additionally, the caller mentions that they have a recording of the conversation, which is another red flag.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This call exhibits several characteristics of a scam call. The caller, Norma, claims to be from a company called \"Birdie Energy\" which is not a well-known or legitimate company. She also mentions that the purpose of the call is to confirm if the recipient has received a $100 cash rebate from \"Dirty Energy,\" which is likely a fictitious company. The caller attempts to gain the recipient's trust by mentioning their smart and educated family member, Larissa. Additionally, the caller repeatedly asks the recipient to grab a pen and paper, which is a common tactic used by scammers to obtain personal information.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n The transcript describes a scam call. The caller claims to be from the \"US Grants and Treasury Department\" and offers the recipient a $9,000 grant. The conversation is filled with inconsistencies, repetitions, and the caller's inability to provide clear information. Additionally, the caller tries to create a sense of urgency and exclusivity by mentioning that the recipient was randomly selected for the grant.\n ", "\n Very Likely Scam\n Hang up immediately.\n This transcript describes a scam call. The call involves offering a vacation package with unrealistic bonuses and conditions, such as bringing up to five people with no additional cost and a free cruise. The caller also uses high-pressure tactics, such as mentioning that the offer is limited and only available to a specific age group and income level. Additionally, the caller does not mention any specific company or travel agency, which is a common tactic in scam calls.\n ", "\n Unlikely Scam\n\n The transcript provided is a review of various microphones purchased from Aliexpress. The content of the call is focused on comparing the sound quality and features of different microphones, which is not indicative of a scam call. The speaker provides detailed information about the microphones, their prices, and their performance, which is consistent with a genuine product review.\n "]} \ No newline at end of file