Speaker: ... like all the kids, eh. But some don't have no respect, they don't care and they just talk the way they want to talk. Interviewer: Right. Okay. Speaker: Like with the years back, you didn't find that.

Speaker: I'll just stay insi-- I have my friends that go to different schools in South-End, and it's just a lot easier. Interviewer: Okay. Speaker: Yeah 'cause- Interviewer: So then- Speaker: I don't have- no, I don't have anyone from Saint-Joseph really.

Interviewer: Okay. And ah do you- do you find then that- that's a problem now with- with the new curriculum to this day that- that kids aren't getting the proper ah training in English that they should be? Speaker: Yup, I think so. They don't have no phonics in the early grades no more, like they'd- like before they used to really work on the phonics.

Speaker: ... otherwise if we would have been spoiled like, some of these kids today when I look back at some of these kids today, it's unbelievable. Interviewer: Mm-hm. Speaker: You know and I think you know it yourself- Interviewer: Yeah. Speaker: When you look back like, these kids have no respect, they don't have no- I don't know, pride, they don't- you-know, the respect I think is the big thing and for themself, they have no ambition.