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Yeah .
We 've always bought American made cars , mostly Oldsmobiles .
Yeah ,
well , we , we 've had , uh ,
let 's see ,
we had , uh , we had a , uh ,
let me think .
ause We had a 53
and a , uh , we had , uh , 2 fifty - threes which is a long 30 minute story
Uh , and we had a 65
and then we had this 82 .
Uh - huh .
So we , we really ca n't complain about Oldsmobiles , really .
Yeah ,
we 've been real pleased with ours .
Yeah .
and most ,
we have a Cutlass , we still have a Cutlass Supreme which is like , a 77 .
Uh - huh .
Then we have a Cutlass Sierra
and we 've had the 98 .
Uh - huh .
So ,
but I do n't know ,
we 'll , we 're going to be in the market for a car , probably in the next year
and the financing is always something we consider , you know , the 4 percent or when they give good financing through the , the motor company .
Uh - huh .
Uh - huh .
But , I do n't know what we 're going to buy .
I always thought I would like to try a foreign made car ,
but , boy , with all the auto workers being laid off , makes me feel guilty
Well
So ,
uh , my son over in Shreveport , uh , sold Porsches , Audis , Mazdas and Volkswagons for 10 years
and that was one of the deciding factors in getting the Mazdas .
Oh .
Uh , so , uh , the 1st foreign car that we had was a , a 77 M G , M G B
Oh the ,
Was British racing green , with real wire wheels and a hard top and a soft top .
Ooh , boy .
And , uh , I drove it mostly .
I 'll bet it was hard to part with that .
And ,
Yeah ,
it really was .
My husband was in the Air Force
and we got transferred to Okinawa .
Oh .
So , uh , we had to sell it .
which really tore me up
Oh , yeah .
Because , uh , it , it it was great fun .
And then , uh , when we got to Okinawa , well , we bought a second hand ,
we , uh , we decided that , uh ,
we had this , uh , 65 Oldsmobile
and it , and it was just too big ,
so we , we sold it to a fellow who was coming back to the States
and we got a little Fiat , uh , and a , and the little , uh , 40 horse power Mazda , 4 door sedan .
Oh .
So what do you think about caring for older folks Dale ?
Well , I think , uh the elderly is a really neat population to care for .
Uh - huh .
They 've got a lot of special needs
and at the same time , uh , the majority of them do n't want to give up the independence that they have .
Right ,
very definitely .
And so you 've got a real balance to make there .
Uh - huh .
What about you ?
Well , I 'm thinking about it more in terms of my parents that are starting to get old .
They are n't really that old ,
but they are , sort of wearing out .
My mamma is a dialysis patient
Uh - huh .
and she is only about 64 ,
but she 's had some pretty close calls
and my daddy has to drive her to dialysis now
and so she 's phasing out ounds like
and , but she 's also a very , very , very independent person and does n't like having having people , uh , not being able to do things for herself when she wants to
Uh - huh .
uh , I know they certainly do n't want to be in a nursing home ,
but my daddy keeps talking about it .
I do n't ,
I could n't possibly , could n't never see him in a nursing home .
ery faint .
And my grand daddy also does n't like , would n't want to be in a nursing home .
He 's 90 , I think right on 90 right now
Oh really .
and he 's living by himself .
My grand mamma died a couple of years ago
Oh , okay .
so but , he 's , you know ,
as long as you can have the families take care of the people , I 'd like to see them stay at home .
Yeah ,
but it gets hard .
My , my grandmother is in her mid eighties
Uh - huh .
and she 's , uh , suffering from , uh , well , uh , progressive Alzheimer 's Disease
Uh - huh .
so she does n't remember anybody

Yeah .

We 've always bought American made cars , mostly Oldsmobiles .

Yeah ,

well , we , we 've had , uh ,

let 's see ,

we had , uh , we had a , uh ,

let me think .

ause We had a 53

and a , uh , we had , uh , 2 fifty - threes which is a long 30 minute story

Uh , and we had a 65

and then we had this 82 .

Uh - huh .

So we , we really ca n't complain about Oldsmobiles , really .

Yeah ,

we 've been real pleased with ours .

Yeah .

and most ,

we have a Cutlass , we still have a Cutlass Supreme which is like , a 77 .

Uh - huh .

Then we have a Cutlass Sierra

and we 've had the 98 .

Uh - huh .

So ,

but I do n't know ,

we 'll , we 're going to be in the market for a car , probably in the next year

and the financing is always something we consider , you know , the 4 percent or when they give good financing through the , the motor company .

Uh - huh .

But , I do n't know what we 're going to buy .

I always thought I would like to try a foreign made car ,

but , boy , with all the auto workers being laid off , makes me feel guilty

Well

So ,

uh , my son over in Shreveport , uh , sold Porsches , Audis , Mazdas and Volkswagons for 10 years

and that was one of the deciding factors in getting the Mazdas .

Oh .

Uh , so , uh , the 1st foreign car that we had was a , a 77 M G , M G B

Oh the ,

Was British racing green , with real wire wheels and a hard top and a soft top .

Ooh , boy .

And , uh , I drove it mostly .

I 'll bet it was hard to part with that .

And ,

Yeah ,

it really was .

My husband was in the Air Force

and we got transferred to Okinawa .

Oh .

So , uh , we had to sell it .

which really tore me up

Oh , yeah .

Because , uh , it , it it was great fun .

And then , uh , when we got to Okinawa , well , we bought a second hand ,

we , uh , we decided that , uh ,

we had this , uh , 65 Oldsmobile

and it , and it was just too big ,

so we , we sold it to a fellow who was coming back to the States

and we got a little Fiat , uh , and a , and the little , uh , 40 horse power Mazda , 4 door sedan .

Oh .

So what do you think about caring for older folks Dale ?

Well , I think , uh the elderly is a really neat population to care for .

Uh - huh .

They 've got a lot of special needs

and at the same time , uh , the majority of them do n't want to give up the independence that they have .

Right ,

very definitely .

And so you 've got a real balance to make there .

Uh - huh .

What about you ?

Well , I 'm thinking about it more in terms of my parents that are starting to get old .

They are n't really that old ,

but they are , sort of wearing out .

My mamma is a dialysis patient

Uh - huh .

and she is only about 64 ,

but she 's had some pretty close calls

and my daddy has to drive her to dialysis now

and so she 's phasing out ounds like

and , but she 's also a very , very , very independent person and does n't like having having people , uh , not being able to do things for herself when she wants to

Uh - huh .

uh , I know they certainly do n't want to be in a nursing home ,

but my daddy keeps talking about it .

I do n't ,

I could n't possibly , could n't never see him in a nursing home .

ery faint .

And my grand daddy also does n't like , would n't want to be in a nursing home .

He 's 90 , I think right on 90 right now

Oh really .

and he 's living by himself .

My grand mamma died a couple of years ago

Oh , okay .

so but , he 's , you know ,

as long as you can have the families take care of the people , I 'd like to see them stay at home .

Yeah ,

but it gets hard .

My , my grandmother is in her mid eighties

Uh - huh .

and she 's , uh , suffering from , uh , well , uh , progressive Alzheimer 's Disease

Uh - huh .

so she does n't remember anybody