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5_201
No.
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6_1
No problem.
neutral
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6_3
Yeah, it's-it's a bit of an inconvenience I'd say, but I'm here though.
neutral
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6_5
Mm-hmm.
neutral
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6_7
I don't know, something about changing my life even more. You know, the smoking's been changed, and now it's, you know, cut down the drinking, get rid of those extra smokes, get rid of my dog. I don't know what else have to do.
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6_9
Yeah, there's a lot of stress too. My wife's still on maternity leave, she's not getting paid, she's with the baby right now. And I'm the only person that's working right now, and plus I got to change all these things that are going on in my life.
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6_11
Yeah, it's a lot.
neutral
communication behavior
6_13
Yeah, yeah, it is overwhelming. It is.
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6_15
Yeah, it just feels like everything's all over the place but I guess we got to start somewhere.
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6_17
Mm-hmm.
neutral
communication behavior
6_19
Okay.
neutral
communication behavior
6_21
Okay. Um, okay, that sounds good. As long as I'm not changing anything and we're just kind of putting, um, I guess, pen to paper or something.
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6_23
Um, okay, so my asthma.
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6_25
Yeah.
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6_27
Um, the fact that they want me to get rid of Oscar, that's-that's my dog.
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6_29
Well, he's-- Yeah, he's saying it's a main-- It's a main contributor to my asthma problems.
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6_31
Which I don't- I don't- I don't- I don't buy it and I can't just get rid of him like that, but it's something that's there.
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communication behavior
6_33
Yeah. The dog has been there before my wife. I know I've had him longer.
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6_35
Yeah. Yeah, it's- it's a big stress, it's like my best friend, so that's one of the important things. Also, I guess, cutting down these last cigarettes I've been working on.
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6_37
Um, finances is a problem right now too.
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6_39
Time, I got to come to all these appointments and I'm taking time off work, which obviously is the money factor, right?
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6_41
Mm-hmm.
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communication behavior
6_43
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, there's something going on. And, um, also my drinking, I got to cut down my drinking too.
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6_45
No. It's just overwhelming when you see them everything they're, you know?
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6_47
I think- I think the thoughts about the dog has been definitely bothering me, that's been one.
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6_49
And, um, my-my asthma is out of control too. So maybe those two.
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6_51
Mm-hmm.
neutral
communication behavior
7_1
Um, it's really stupid. Uh, I was at a pub crawl last night and you know how pub crawls are. You have a few drinks and then I thought it was a really good idea to catch up with my friends who are, yeah, they're in front of me. So I just like jumped off the stairs of the bus and I was wearing these like stilettos 'cause it was a 90s-themed pub crawl. Anyway, and then I just like fell on my ankle. It was really embarrassing.
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7_3
Yeah.
neutral
communication behavior
7_5
It was a lot of fun but I didn't do any dancing after that.
neutral
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7_7
Uh, sure, uh, as long as we don't talk too much about like vodka 'cause I'm still, ugh, a little—
neutral
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7_9
Yeah.
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7_11
A little bit.
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7_13
Yeah.
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7_15
Well, it's normal.
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7_17
Um, well, me and my friends kinda, uh, we party on the weekend and, you know, we're all university students and so it's just normal, um, to have a few drinks.
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7_19
No.
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7_21
Um, per night, uh, like if we go out oh, it's a lot. It's like I can drink probably like seven or eight drinks like if I'm going hard. Um, and then, you know, like maybe when I get home from school, a long day at the library, have a beer or two, so.
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7_23
No. I-I don't know. It's normal for university students I feel.
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7_25
Yeah.
neutral
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7_27
Yeah, sure.
neutral
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7_29
Yeah.
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7_31
Oh really?
neutral
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7_33
Wow.
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7_35
Uh, uh I would say a little over that.
neutral
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7_37
Especially with midterms coming up.
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7_39
Yeah.
neutral
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7_41
Yeah. Yeah, I guess.
neutral
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7_43
Um, I mean, the 10 drinks seems like not a lot, uh, for like-for me and like my tolerance.
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7_45
I guess I've kind of built it up over the years.
neutral
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7_47
Um, so that's a little- a little bit, uh, concerning I guess to me.
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7_49
Uh, any reason to? Uh, I guess health-health reasons.
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7_51
Um, well, I mean, clearly I don't feel good right now. Um, and it's-- I definitely feel more productive when I don't have a hangover. Uh, so I see a benefit.
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7_53
Yeah.
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communication behavior
7_55
Yeah
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communication behavior
7_57
Yeah, yeah, I think when I'm feeling a little- a little better. Maybe when I haven't gone all out the-the night before and sprained my ankle.
neutral
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7_59
Okay, okay.
neutral
communication behavior
7_61
Sure. Yeah, just not on a Saturday morning. [chuckles]
neutral
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7_63
Okay.
neutral
communication behavior
7_65
Yeah. Sounds good.
neutral
communication behavior
8_1
Yeah. Yeah, well, the only reason I'm here is 'cause my wife thinks I've got a problem with smoking. I've been smoking all my life and, uh, six months ago, uh, she thought, she got into this health kick, right? And now everyone who smokes is evil. And, uh, so that's why I'm here just to please her, get her off my back and—
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communication behavior
8_3
Yeah. That's an understatement. I mean, I'm supposed to be at work right now, too, right? So-
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8_5
Yeah, yeah. I'm only here because my wife forced me to come, you know. Like this has come to a head six months of just nagging me, relentless every day, because she was able to quit smoking and now I have to quit.
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8_7
Well, she's concerned about my health and she cuts out all these articles from the paper about second-hand smoke and—
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8_9
Yeah, I've got to read this. That's my reading assignment for breakfast and I want to go out and have-- We used to go out and have a cigarette together at the table. Now I have to go outside in this weather, you know, what's that about? And she used to smoke more than me and now she's like holier than now?
neutral
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8_11
And she's got my kids on this against me, you know, my son and my daughter, they're, it's like, they're ganging up on me, you know what I mean?
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8_13
Well, the big one of course is how it's affecting my wife and the family. Like my dad's 85, he still smokes. I mean, yeah, you know, sometimes I thought of quitting, but I mean, I don't know. I don't know if I can-- I don't know if I can quit.
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8_15
Yeah.
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8_17
Yeah. Yeah. I-I'm just, I don't want to lose her or my family over smoking.
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8_19
Well, yeah, I mean, we've been married over 25 years, and uh, we've never had any major problems. Like this is-- this is the first problem. I don't even really see it as a problem cause we used to both smoke and I was trying to accommodate them by smoking outside, but it's feeling like we're going like this and I'm just concerned, like if this keeps going, like.
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8_21
So, I can actually do it that way like gradual taber?
neutral
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8_23
I wish my wife could have come today cause she's feels after like, just stop like right away. So do you think she could come with me at a future appointment or something and she could hear that message?
neutral
communication behavior
8_25
Okay. I'll have to talk to her as well because their schedule changes from week to week, she works shifts, so I'll call you back tomorrow and we'll set something up.
neutral
communication behavior
8_27
All right.
neutral
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8_29
Okay. Thanks.
neutral
communication behavior
11_1
They found a little bag of weed.
neutral
communication behavior
11_3
It's not a lot though.
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communication behavior
11_5
It's not like I was gonna sell it or anything. It's like—
sustain
communication behavior
11_7
Yeah, whatever, you know. It's California, no one cares.
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11_9
How long is this gonna take?
neutral
communication behavior
11_11
I just wanna get whatever I need to get done, done.
neutral
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11_13
Yeah
neutral
communication behavior
12_1
Yeah, I guess.
neutral
communication behavior
12_3
Yeah, um, normally, I'm smoking, you know, like once in the morning, uh, once during my lunch break and then in the evening maybe like five or six.
neutral
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12_5
Yeah.
neutral
communication behavior
12_7
Um, honestly, it's probably been over the past year or so that I- I've been smoking a little bit more.
neutral
communication behavior
12_9
Yeah. Um, I have a two-year-old son as I mentioned, so I try to never smoke around him. So I'm normally kinda waiting until he gets to bed.
neutral
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12_13
Mm-hmm.
neutral
communication behavior
12_15
Um, I mean, maybe I'll have like a drink or two.
neutral
communication behavior
12_17
Um, maybe like two max.
neutral
communication behavior
12_19
I don't know. I mean, I don't really get why you're asking me that. I mean, I just came here, you know, for a regular visit. I-I am not here to talk about my drinking.
neutral
communication behavior
12_21
Yeah, I guess.
neutral
communication behavior
12_23
Yeah.
neutral
communication behavior
12_25
Well, I-I'm just kinda surprised because, I mean, I don't smoke or drink that much. And I mean, compared to people I work with, you know, I-I smoke a lot less, and I feel like I've actually been trying to keep it pretty low.
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12_27
Yeah.
neutral
communication behavior
12_29
Um, maybe like a five.
neutral
communication behavior
12_31
Well, I mean, you brought up some kinda scary stuff like, you know, cancer risk or other things like that. And you know, being a mother, I-I don't want something to happen to me obviously.
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12_33
Well, I mean, I could maybe try to cut back in the evenings a little bit.
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12_35
Well, right now, if I'm having like five or six, I could try to smoke three in the evening plus, you know, still the couple during the day.
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12_37
Yeah. Sure.
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