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yeah yeah like i remember people saying when they come here in the eighteen or nineties like they still have the same movie theaters
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that's probably true apartment blocks are like thirty forty years old and all that so
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speaker2
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i recently went back to my high school in my hometown and i was walking through the halls and i was just like why did it seem so much bigger when i was there like now i'm like wait like what just it seemed weird and it looks the same it looks entirely the same
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i feel like they like us does a good job in city planning and everything so that like even after this match of girls and they can still keep it the same way it is like over in china because they don't plan that well for the uhhh for the parking spot in your house in your apartment you have to buy it and it's pretty expensive to get the parking slot because it just doesn't have uhhh proper planning they don't have enough parking lot planed for the entire city for the
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so you're paying for the land for the parking space for the car it's quite fun well you end up doing that in san francisco too but
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you always lived here
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yeah i well i grew up in pleaston and then i moved for college and then i came back here
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where did he go for color
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ummm i want to duke
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oh you went to north carolo you like better or california better this is easy easy choice
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is it because of you go to duke so you like basketball more or does it because of you like basketball so you go to duke
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speaker4
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yeah
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speaker2
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yeah
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speaker1
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do you go back and visit at all
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speaker3
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i haven't yet i might for homecoming this year maybe we'll see yeah
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speaker1
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nice so you have your friends here and
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speaker2
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i have some friends here ummm yeah some of my high school friends are still here and my some college friends are here too so it's
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that's nice anytime i go back i have none of my friends in the same place everyone's kind of moved out it's difficult to find a find a common din when you can actually meet talk about
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hmmm
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speaker1
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yeah
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speaker2
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even with all the facebook and it's like it doesn't matter you get the time
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speaker2
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but do you feel like uhhh the close uhhh the connection is closer because of all the social networks or do you feel like people are getting further because of all the social network
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yeah
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i feel like it's i feel like it i mean it depends on how it's used right depending on who it is but for me i i think it's uhhh it's a it's a good way to gather information just stay connected especially with like my family who is pretty widespread and you know i grew up in a small town so a lot of my friends are on there and it's just a good way to stay updated on you know what's happening with our kids and you know instead of you know back in the day when you had to like load the camera you know or go drop off the film to print the pictures to mail the pictures to do all that you know and then and then we thought we were more you know technologically savvy and then we were we had them on the flash drives and we were going to target to print them out you know and then you got them on your computer but you still had to email them and then remember the email wasn't big enough and so you had to send like two at a time and so it's just it's it's definitely easier it's definitely easier but i mean of course there's you know some people who overuse it but ummm yeah i enjoy it
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like every single photo is on facebook that like we don't want to see every single attend of yours to
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the people who are like i just brushed my teeth like really i hope so
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yeah most of the like especially for my age is like after people having shows like they're just choosing photos everywhere like it can't stop
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porographs and dogs photographs and cats porographs
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sure
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but i think it's good too because like i don't know like the seeing where somebody else had something to eat you know like being able to pick a restaurant i think just the exposure that you get from different peoples experiences has made a big difference like when i was in hawaii they would tell me like it would remind me it would say you know so and so checked in here you might want you know and i'd be like oh really like okay so i mean that was pretty cool then it's kind of scary
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speaker3
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yeah they're right
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speaker2
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right it's kind of scary if you think about it like okay he knows i'm standing right here and my friend was standing right here so
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i was just like phil one of my friends and they have like the kid generally opens up the phone and just does a search on so all of the favorites are kid videos are automatically uhhh he i picked up one of his friends and he was able to actually play the song with you instead of like ummm one of the city songs how did he that song it seems like he basically looks like if you start tapping gibberish and identifies that it's a chair and the chir will learn to listen to these music
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yeah no i would be researching like i'd be looking up shoes or something that my daughter said she wanted and then next thing i know i'm browsing through my facebook and then an ad pops up and says these shoes are on sale and i'm like oh what the heck it's kind of scary but yeah it's useful
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speaker3
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hmmm
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news versus like pricy is always a contradiction
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speaker4
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going to be something about you just got to be self limiting to what i think what you're willing what you share i mean there is ways to control it
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yeah because different people have very different demit right
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speaker4
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yeah yeah so i actually i actually worked at facebook i was one of the i was there very early on and so i got to see the way it progressed and but i also got trained very well on the privacy features side of it and so so i was selective like i had lists you know i had such a particular list you know there's things i didn't want my family to see and uhhh and so you know it made it easier but you know i i drive that from the beginning and so it's a lot easier to maintain now with as my friend's list grew but anybody trying to go back and like restcture everything it's not that easy but but i was pretty smart it was pretty pretty easy at that point that's why when i think about it i'm like oh you know privacy was shared it's just like well why are you why is that information even on there you shouldn't even be sharing any of that
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yeah like because of the earlier like it's called uhhh gsdr okay thing you can call the company to get all the information they have out for you like i had friends called they were surprised of the information they have yeah like it kind of scares them so i decided not to call
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in fact it's not just the information which you're given the information they've actually
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like
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info base
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yeah
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that which is like which is scrier right so it's fine you might have just shared some information about your gender age and all that that's fine but yeah just just the infrence is like this person likes this and he has friends who like this like oh my god i don't want i myself don't know that
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so it's kind of
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speaker4
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yeah
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speaker3
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hmmm
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speaker1
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yeah selective marketing uhhh but yeah it's a specific word but they know they get that info but what are we supposed to do i mean it's basically if you're living in the ice age not on the internet not you know at some point
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you kind of cut yourself off from everything kind of live i was i don't know i was watching a documentary on netflix about un boombar and the way he used to live somewhere in watching the hell you guys heard ummm yeah and i think he was sending like uhhh mail uhhh letters with some bomb to different people random people and people couldn't figure out what the heck who is this person and they were just thinking that this guy is some person who has like he's mentally ill or something like that when they finally found him after a lot of research i think the way they figured out they basically built a new study technique with an fbi where and they were looking at their writing style to identify who could this person be and they figure out this guy is a phd from nineteen sixties what the whole profiling was all wrong till that time there was someone from stanford who helped and all that and then you figure out and then those photographs show that this guy was living in some cabin somewhere so far away with no running water nothing no electricity completely cut off and he was like this whole world is going to the dogs you you basically have all this connected things which is not what you want you are going to become servs to machines and all this like he had that philosophy and that's what he was trying to propagate right feel like sure that's too extreme but at some point i knew that few days where you're not connected to your phone not connected to your uhhh othervice right so most of the time when you go to youmidia go to youmiia and it's like ah this is peaceful bliss right you have no connection no you're like you're on your own
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speaker2
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yeah the only thing is you need to remember to grab a gps
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speaker4
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yeah you're going to get lost
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speaker2
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ummm
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speaker4
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hmmm
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speaker1
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definitely
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oh
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speaker1
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yeah those things are use so easily with all the navigation like now they don't use to here so i think that is probably not updated from years
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yeah
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speaker2
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i remember when i used to actually have like directions on a slip or even a paper with maps and yeah you don't have to do any of that or maybe go to a gas station and figure out where is the next nearest like that's how you would get there or they would so sell the maps yeah true right so that's how you used to find directions and it's like yeah
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yeah yeah like i still remember when i was in like university i go to some other places i have to on the street go down the street and ask oh do you know how should i go there and how should i go there and there are some places people are just in a rush like new york and oh sorry i'm europe and then you just don't get anything but so other small towns people are more friendly say oh actually i can just meet you there yeah they will walk you there
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that's true
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speaker2
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yeah but now i don't need all that
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speaker4
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yeah
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people don't have time to talk or at least socialize in that way right so it's kind of everyone's busy in their own no it's actually like the more time you have the more the less you have to actually spend with others like you're getting more time because of all the automation all the technology you have around but you still don't not have time for actually spending for the right things right it's kind of you spend more time on the phone that even though it's already optimized your otherwise uhhh how much time you're going to spend right so everything's at your tips but
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yeah
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speaker4
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spending more time
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speaker2
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hmmm
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speaker3
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yeah
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yeah it always interests me when i look at my battery usage and like to see like which app was using the most of the okay yeah too much take a little easy tomorrow it's usually music or yeah or or facebook instagram not so much
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speaker3
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instagrams are really popular with kids though
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yeah is it
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yeah i think for like ummm yeah for young kids they don't even use facebook
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speaker1
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yeah no
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they they kind of move on as soon as their parents joined one of the
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speaker2
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she's barely on it
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speaker3
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hmmm
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speaker1
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yeah that makes me feel nice because i'm kind of the young kid
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speaker4
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yeah
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like there there was a time i used i think it's more like a bandmake it depends on what people around you use this yeah like if people use facebook you would just like adopt it because like you see more updates and
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speaker4
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everyone's on snapshot
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speaker2
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yeah but no not snacks that's to a teenager
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speaker4
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couldn't do that one at all twitter i couldn't get into i never got into twitter
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but today's stock price is like back to yeah
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speaker4
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it's all because of yeah he doing so many tweets so
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speaker2
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he oh i i have an ex coworker who left the country because of him yeah that that was actually a surprising for me like i didn't know people go that much far for this
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speaker4
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it's like i'm out of here
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exactly he just saying like on the day itself he was just like uhhh i think tweting on his ummm twitor and saying like leaving and then he uhhh kind of connected to some of the people he know from australia france and see if there is any opportunity for me
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yeah
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speaker2
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hmmm
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speaker3
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yeah europe and all is definitely uhhh like there is a better work life balance in europe as compared to the us maybe other aspects too not just because of this reason but sure yeah
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how about indi work life balance is it
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speaker4
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bad for sure uhhh simple because a lot of uhhh folks in india kind of work for company
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what you been up to
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uhhh
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nothing really we are
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we've had
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a big change of ah leadership over here oh yeah yeah the baeco change the clinic oc change the clinic senior nurse change and just trying to get ah you know the feel for how everybody else is you know gonna respond to them and how they're gonna to respond to everybody else has been trying to say the least for the past oh probably month or so
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yeah
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so because
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then the last time i talked to you you were getting ready to come home for leave and thought you might even be getting hitched
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