| PS6M6 | X | m | (No name, age unknown, general practitioner) unspecified |
| PS6M7 | X | u | (No name, age unknown) unspecified |
| KNHPSUNK (respondent W0000) | X | u | (Unknown speaker, age unknown) other |
| KNHPSUGP (respondent W000M) | X | u | (Group of unknown speakers, age unknown) other |
| Unknown speaker (KNHPSUNK) |
[1] Well now James, what can we do for you ? |
| (PS6M7) |
[2] Oh [...] |
| (PS6M6) |
[3] Not so bad. [4] Not so bad. |
| (PS6M7) |
[5] [...] I feel a bit sad. [6] I'm my daughter's taken me hol me away for a holiday. [7] Erm |
| (PS6M6) |
[8] Mhm. |
| (PS6M7) |
[9] a holiday down in . [10] And |
| (PS6M6) |
[11] Mhm. |
| (PS6M7) |
[12] my line's not due till the twenty sixth of July. |
| (PS6M6) |
[13] That's alright. |
| (PS6M7) |
[14] Twenty six of July it's due Doctor . |
| (PS6M6) |
[15] Well no problem. |
| (PS6M7) |
[16] So I'll leave it with my other daughter. [17] She can't post it [...] |
| (PS6M6) |
[18] No no no. [19] Se send it in John. |
| (PS6M7) |
[20] Send it in? |
| (PS6M6) |
[21] Aye just send it |
| (PS6M7) |
[22] Twenty sixth of July it's due. |
| (PS6M6) |
[23] Aye. |
| (PS6M7) |
[24] You know that's a year off now you know. |
| (PS6M6) |
[25] Yeah. [26] Due on twenty six |
| (PS6M7) |
[27] Twenty six of July, yes. |
| (PS6M6) |
[28] July ninety three. [29] Ah no no terrible worry about that Jim. |
| (PS6M7) |
[30] No? |
| (PS6M6) |
[31] No no no no no . |
| (PS6M7) |
[32] Sometime you know they they |
| (PS6M6) |
[33] Och aye it's not. |
| (PS6M7) |
[34] I just send it in, there'll be no problem then. |
| (PS6M6) |
[35] No problem, no no. [36] [whispering] The thirteenth of the seventh, ninety three. [] [37] There we are. |
| (PS6M7) |
[38] Right. |
| (PS6M6) |
[39] You just send that, just send that in to |
| (PS6M7) |
[40] But could you give me some Er can you give me some Zantac Doctor? |
| (PS6M6) |
[41] Some Zantac? |
| (PS6M7) |
[42] Give me a bottle because I [...] during the holidays [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[43] [laugh] Well you shouldn't you shouldn't need of that stuff down there. |
| (PS6M7) |
[44] [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[45] Aye well that's |
| (PS6M7) |
[46] Well I don't take [...] [...] you know |
| (PS6M6) |
[47] [...] Yeah. |
| (PS6M7) |
[48] Just a wee break. [49] Actually [...] . [50] She says [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[51] Well it's nice it's a nice part of the world. |
| (PS6M7) |
[52] Yes it i somewhere it's nice Doctor, it is. |
| (PS6M6) |
[53] But er Torquay's |
| (PS6M7) |
[54] A bit hilly |
| (PS6M6) |
[55] Aye |
| (PS6M7) |
[56] Too hilly for me |
| (PS6M6) |
[57] Not for us, not for us. |
| (PS6M7) |
[58] No. [59] No. |
| (PS6M6) |
[60] Not for you. |
| (PS6M7) |
[61] No. |
| (PS6M6) |
[62] It's er and it's like it's not a nice place anyway. |
| (PS6M7) |
[63] I think Paigns I've a feeling Paignton's [...] far nicer. |
| (PS6M6) |
[64] Paignton's far nicer. [65] And |
| (PS6M7) |
[66] Yes yes I heard that Doctor. |
| (PS6M6) |
[67] Torquay used to used to be a lovely place. [68] Everything was kept absolutely perfect. |
| (PS6M7) |
[69] Aha. |
| (PS6M6) |
[70] Palm trees and the |
| (PS6M7) |
[71] Yes. |
| (PS6M6) |
[72] the the railings were always painted and all the houses were beautifully kept and And now mm. |
| (PS6M7) |
[73] Was it |
| (PS6M6) | [...] |
| (PS6M7) |
[74] Has it? |
| (PS6M6) |
[75] Aye. [76] It's a shame. [77] You know, I was there in nineteen nineteen fifty. |
| (PS6M7) |
[78] Were you? |
| (PS6M6) |
[79] And I I mean it was absolutely gorgeous. [80] Everything, the railings you know, when they put when they painted the railings, the burned the old paint off, the new paint on . |
| (PS6M7) |
[81] Ah yes yes yes yes yes. |
| (PS6M6) |
[82] Now, old paint just straight on top |
| (PS6M7) | [...] |
| (PS6M6) |
[83] Aye. [84] It just it looks terrible. |
| (PS6M7) |
[85] I may go through for a day you know. |
| (PS6M6) |
[86] Aye Och. |
| (PS6M7) |
[87] [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[88] It's not it's not worth it. [89] It's not worth that |
| (PS6M7) |
[90] Ah well. |
| (PS6M6) |
[91] even. |
| (PS6M7) |
[92] Ah well. [93] [...] can go through. [...] |
| (PS6M6) |
[94] Aye they can let them let [laughing] them go [laugh] [] |
| (PS6M7) | [...] |
| (PS6M6) |
[95] [laughing] let them go [] . [96] There's a good ice cream shop. |
| (PS6M7) |
[97] Oh I like ice cream. [98] Oh I like ice cream. [99] I'm I'm very partial to ice cream. [100] Yes I I must say that. [101] [laugh] I like ice cream. [102] Well thank you very much Doctor. |
| (PS6M6) |
[103] [laugh] Eh, well there's a good ice cream shop there. [104] Away you go then. [105] Away you go them Jimmy. |
| (PS6M7) |
[106] And I'll [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[107] Aye I'll [...] . [108] Okay? |
| (PS6M7) |
[109] Thank you then. |
| (PS6M6) |
[110] Look after yourself. [111] Right Jim. |
| (PS6M7) |
[112] Bye bye [...] . |
| (PS6M6) |
[113] Cheerio now. [recording ends] |