Yo mother-fucker dish me out you-know "give me the friggin' cigarettes" or whatever.

Well maybe thats an option because the hotels rooms there are so frigging expensive.

I dont need to own the frigging house.

I- The funnest part was recording. That was kind-of neat, and going to the big studio.

Um no. Ni-- okay fine my funnest trip was when my school went to Ottawa.

Yeah, that was the funnest house I lived in.

But yeah it was a fun job but not my funnest job. Interviewer: What would you say your funnest job was? Speaker: Um, Funnest job? Okay the summer that just passed I worked at Science-Outreach. That was with the U-of-T like an Engineering um Camp for kids like teaching them about like the fun of Math, Science and Engineering. That- that was pretty fun! I enjoyed that. But I 'll say the funnest job I 've had was working at K-F-C.

My favorite ride was Drop-Zone. That was the most funnest ride there.

Interviewer: I ah- today I ah, put my guitar into drop-D. Speaker: It 's funner.

And then she 's like- and then Duke was like, "Clara 's like, patient and understanding and funner."

No it's just funner. 'Cause I've been doing skiing my whole life and I wanted something new.

Whatever. Doesn 't matter. Do you even ha-- like do you have like set questions though or are we just going to like gab about high-school or something?

Yes. But people say that my named describe my personality 'cause I gab a lot. I 'm a gabber. Gabbers!

Speaker: Maybe I'll cancel it. Speaker 2: Then you don't have to- Speaker: Make an appointment for a- maybe in a couple of weeks. Speaker 2: (inc.) Speaker: I'll see my gal at the end of September, so I'd like to go- Interviewer: That's a lot of money, you spend a lot of money on hair. Speaker 2: Most women do.

And uh so, you-know, the gal up the street who um, who does shift work as a waitress at the restaurant at the bottom of the street will knock on the door and say "Cou-- do you mind watching my kid for three hours?" "No problem."

... in our scripts we try to um offer our host suggested adjectives that they can use in describing something, um the gal at um, uh that I work with who hosts uh, our food show, she 's right now, sitting on her sunny porch in Venice-Beach and she's a surfer gal and she- she's always saying "Oh good to go," or "Dude" and "Cool" so she's- she's someone who we definitely have to provide adjectives for, now not because she isn't intelligent, she's a very smart girl, but she can get away with saying that.

... he and Mary wanted to see somebody so they left us and we stayed at the Delta-Hotel right there on the airport and Mar-- Marie knew a p-- ah a gal, from the church, and we visited her, and I can't remember the name of the island, but it's in between ah, Vancouver-Island and British-Columbia, and we went to see her for about ah, three or four days, then we came back, yeah.

So I- I couldn 't tell when he wrote it but he tr-- he did say "If she appears to be too wordy," he said ah "You 've got the gift the Irish- the gift of gab."

And I was like, "Ba-ba-du-ba," like I didn't know what to say. I'm like- I am not one to be struck dumb, the gift of the gab is one of my like gifts of the world, I could not think of a thing to say.

I think that Toronto used to be the city for public-health, but now it isn 't anymore. Everything has gone, by the board. Its ah too bad. And we had child-health-centres for each area where the people came and brought their babies and we had two doctors who usually came in and ah, would see them.