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78_32
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Okay. When-when somebody has asthma, their lungs are like hypersensitive. If I could use an analogy, again, if-if you had the skin burnt off your arm, if somebody brushed up against you before he had the skin burned off your arm, it wouldn't bother you at all. But when the skin's burned off your arm, you literally react to it. Her lungs are exquisitely sensitive. Uh, and like the skin on your arm would be if the skin got burned off. And what this drug can do? This chronic inhaler is reduce the inflammation in her lungs so that her lungs don't remain exquisitely sensitive. Because otherwise, everything in the air like dust, pollen, uh, reacts with her, uh, in ways that it would not normally affect us.
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78_34
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And so this chronic inhaler can really prevent that from happening. Okay? Which is why it's so important to use it.
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78_36
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The other thing I was going to tell you is that, unfortunately, uh, even though you are smoking outside and keeping the smoke away from her, the smoke on your clothes, because her lungs are so sensitive, can also affect her lungs and cause her to have a reaction. Now, something I'd like you to think about is that, if you use the chronic inhaler every day, she may not be sensitive to the smoke on your clothes, but she still maybe because her lungs are just very different than ours. Um, honestly, I'd love to see you quit smoking for you too because, you know, as you know, it's not real good for you.
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78_38
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Uh, and it would certainly help her. Um, but what I'd like you to do is to, kind of, keep an eye on what happens when she uses the chronic inhaler. And if she's still flaring up when you're around her, if there are any, if there is smoke on your clothes because it-it can flare her up.
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78_40
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Yeah. Yeah.
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78_42
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It-it-it-- Yeah. It may not- it may not when she uses the chronic inhaler, uh, but you'll need to keep an eye on that. Obviously, it would be- what would be best if it didn't get on your clothes, or you quit smoking.
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78_44
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Mm-hmm.
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78_46
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Very hard. It's very relaxing, and-
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78_48
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And-and it's hard to replace it with something.
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78_50
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So, uh, any thoughts on what you may be able to do to-to help at this point, if you don't choose to quit right away?
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78_52
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Oh, that-that sounds like it would be great if you were able to do that. Obviously, don't smoke in the house, you know- you know.
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78_54
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Um, so yeah. If you're willing to do that, that certainly would help.
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78_56
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Uh, again, if you get to the point sometime down the road where you're willing to quit for both you and her, uh, we'd be glad to help you do that. Because you're right it is- it's not an easy thing to do.
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78_58
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Okay.
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78_60
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So it sounds like right now where we are, is you're willing to-to have her use the chronic inhaler-
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78_62
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-to try to get the inflammation down, so she doesn't need to go to the emergency room and do whatever you can at this point to keep the smoke off your clothes. And I think you're gonna see big changes in terms of, uh, her not needing to go to the emergency room, and you probably won't need to use the rescue inhaler hardly at all.
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78_64
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Yeah, because you'll get that inflammation down.
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78_66
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Okay.
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78_68
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Yeah. So we'll go ahead and get both of those prescriptions ready.
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78_70
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Use the chronic inhaler every day, keep the rescue inhaler around if she needs it. Uh, and let's see how that works.
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78_72
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Okay?
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78_74
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All right. Good.
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79_1
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How did you know you messed up?
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79_3
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Was it that something happened, um, where you put something that was really important to you at risk? Is that what that was about, um, when you say you felt guilty, uh, you felt bad talking to Erin on the phone?
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79_5
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So you saw yourself putting something that was important to you at risk.
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79_7
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Here you are actually, three months on, three long months as you say, um, and things have been going really well, Uh, you even get a bit of—
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79_9
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Yeah. Well, and then you get the kind of, I don't know if it felt like a green light or a yellow, it went from red to cautionary, you could see your kids, and that was something that was really what you were working for.
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80_0
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Jean, it's good to see you again.
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80_2
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So, what's been different since the last time we talked a week ago?
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80_4
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Okay.
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80_6
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Mm.
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80_8
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Sure.
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80_10
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Sure.
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80_12
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So, you've been able to cut down by two or three cigarettes? That's amazing. I mean, given how much you were smoking.
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80_14
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So, you were able to keep the, uh, the journal?
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80_16
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You-- Sounds like you did that, and that allowed you to really focus on the time [unintelligible 00:00:57] delaying your cigarettes. So-so that's gone well. So, what are the things that are not going as well as you'd liked?
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80_18
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Right.
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80_20
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Yeah.
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80_22
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Okay. So, these automatic cigarettes, when you're socializing and you're-- you have time on your hands, really, are the problems that you're facing-
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80_24
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-uh, and that you've noticed are more difficult than the others?
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80_26
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In marking it down, okay.
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80_28
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Okay. So, and you've thought about already, what you might do, such as getting a hobby. Any other thoughts of what you might do to help you overcome this?
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80_30
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Okay.
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80_32
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Right.
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80_34
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Right.
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80_36
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Sure.
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80_38
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Okay. So, from now to the next time you come back and see me, what is it that you'd like to-to work on?
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80_40
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Okay, so you can continue with that.
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80_42
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Sure.
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80_44
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Okay.
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80_46
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You said five cigarettes this time.
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80_48
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And any thoughts about what concretely you could do to make that happen?
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80_50
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Right.
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80_52
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Right. [unintelligible 00:02:58]
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80_54
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Sure.
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80_56
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Sure.
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80_58
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So, given what you're-you're attempting to do, when would it be good for you to come back and talk about this?
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80_60
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Absolutely. Okay.
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80_62
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Good. So, we'll see you in a week.
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81_0
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Did you like how your parents raised you?
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81_1
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Tell me about how your parents raised you?
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81_2
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Tell me about how you've been feeling?
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81_4
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Mm, what's that like for you?
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81_6
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So you're feeling uncomfortable with changes in your body?
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81_8
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Mm.
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81_10
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Why do you think it makes you so hesitant to call?
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81_12
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What about it seems overwhelming?
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81_14
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Mm. So some of your feelings, uh, of being overwhelmed or about the logistics of the appointment, and some of it is you just don't like medical appointments and medical people?
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81_16
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How can I help you with these things?
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81_18
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Sure, we can do that together.
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81_20
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I can try. I can't guarantee because it depends on my schedule, but we can brainstorm about ideas on who can go with you to support you so you feel better about attending.
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82_0
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Would you like to answer some questions and kind of do a self-evaluation about how you're feeling around alcohol and the contraception?
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82_2
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Okay. So we're working on a 10 point of scale 1 to 10, 1 being not important, 10 being very important. One being not confident, one being very confident. So on a scale of 1 to 10, which number best reflects how important it is to you to drink the-- what risk limits?
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82_4
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You'd say an eight. Okay. And on a scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you at the present time that you can drink below risk levels?
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82_6
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Amount of four.
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82_8
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Okay. And so let's look at those two. You're-you're thinking it's pretty important, but your confidence is down here, uh, a four, but it's not a one. What makes you confident that you can drink below risk levels and you remember what those are?
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82_10
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Okay. So that gives you a good reason not to drink. Okay. Anything else?
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82_12
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So you have a support group that gives you the ability to have fun and still drink below risk levels?
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82_14
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Okay. Anything else?
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82_16
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Now let's look at your self-evaluation of your birth control. So now we're doing the risk of pregnancy and the use of birth control. So on a scale of 1 to 10, how important is it to you to use effective birth control every time you have sex to keep from getting pregnant?
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82_18
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An eight. Okay. And on a scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you at the present time that you- that you can use effective birth control?
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82_20
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Every time.
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82_22
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Correctly as it's prescribed.
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82_24
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Probably a six. Okay. So you're pretty confident that you can do it. And why are you a six and not a two or three?
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82_26
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Okay. So it's kind of linked to your drinking, the fact that, um, that you can-- if you can take care of that drinking, you can take care of the-
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82_28
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-birth control issue and this importance comes down as your reason why you're not down here.
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82_30
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Very good. So it looks like, um, you're using a good method of birth control, you're just not able to use it effectively. And you've linked it back here to the drinking. So would you like to develop a plan around your alcohol use at this-- today?
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82_32
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Yes.
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82_34
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Okay. And if you need more information, we can get that for you.
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82_36
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Okay.
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83_0
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Hello, Rick. Welcome.
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83_2
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Good to see you here. I see on your file that you're, uh, [unintelligible 00:01:18].
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83_4
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What part of the [unintelligible 00:01:22] are you from?
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83_6
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Oh, okay.
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83_8
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Right down the bottom? Down Bluff?
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83_10
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Oh, are they? So you were born down there and-
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83_12
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-raised down there?
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communication behavior
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83_14
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Country boy. Been up in Christchurch how long?
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communication behavior
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83_16
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Oh, so you've been here a while?
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communication behavior
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83_18
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Oh good. You got family out here?
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