So that's pretty near my life story.

... like I could do other stuff but I was just as worried about that. ... I didn't know what would happen there. ... But anyway ah, that's pretty well, I-guess, up until now. I've been in here for- ah- well I came in in nineteen-eighty-two.

... TERRA changed me a lot because bef-- before high-school I had my pretty tight knit group of friends. ... Ah, most of my friends that I grew up with like in grade-eight and-stuff-like-that, but TERRA because you're pretty well secluded from everybody for an entire semester, like my friends group changed- ...

Speaker: Oh, it would be the atypical high-school groups. You got your preps, you got your geeks, you got your nerds, your jocks, yeah, like- Interviewer: That scene in Mean-Girls (laughs). Speaker: Yeah pretty well- Interviewer: The tables and- Speaker: Pretty well, yeah. Interviewer: Oh that's terrible.

Speaker: And there are the jocks that all play hockey and fool around and- ... And there's the little Catholic girls that all sit- ... Over in one corner and yeah- Interviewer: It's like their assigned seats. Speaker: Yeah, pretty well, yeah-

Interviewer: So you were raised in Cobalt though? Speaker: Ah, I lived my first year and a half in North-Cobalt and then moved here in like ninety-four. Now we live in- in this trailer my whole life. Pretty well.

Speaker: Everyone's related. Interviewer: It's just like all family. Speaker: Pretty well. It's just all my cousins and- ... So, it was just small- it was just still really small.

Interviewer: Is the drama here worse than Liskeard? ... Speaker: No like you have- there's like two groups of people basically it's just like- like stoners downtown pretty well-

Speaker: I drank way before Peter ever did. Interviewer: For a while you and Peter were like inseparable and you- whenever I saw you guys, you were drunk. Speaker: Yeah, pretty well.

Yeah you just mess around all the time. That's why I jedi'd pretty well. That's the only reason why I wanted to.

I do part of Arthur's job, I can do part of Brandy's job which is you-know part of the invoicing. Um, Arthur does the ah quoting and-all-that. I can do the graphics. Ah, I do some of the binda-- I-mean, you name it, I can pretty well do it in here.

I-mean the water's pretty well polluted down there anyways ...

It was there when I started. It had already began when I started to play and it ended- I think it pretty well died out in the early eighties, yeah. Yeah.

Now as we wanted- we had like a little fridge that we put the ice in- in the kitchen when you want to keep- well you pretty well had to keep your milk and cream and-everything from going sour.

Speaker: They were just kids (laughs). ... Got into mischief and- Interviewer: Yeah? Speaker: What-have-you. Oh they're- oh, pretty well. My boys were very hockey-minded and- ... Good job there was two boys. You-know, been easier- you-know better than having a boy and a girl.

It- as you got older and ah, there seemed to be a lot more jobs my day because the older gang was pretty well all gone. ... And ah- as each person got a little older, they went out to work. ... They weren't going to stay in the farm and work for nothing.

Because there isn't that much work. ... There's not many jobs available. ... Y-- you'd pretty well have to go some place- ... Bigger cities.

Pretty well everyone went up to Kirkland to buy their wedding dresses, several shops there.

Interviewer: And ah, was there any particular games that they liked to play? Speaker: Mm, they pretty well used themselves.

Mm-hm, yeah it was just the one cow to milk, so it wasn't a big- big thing, but it had to done. Henry pretty well milked the cow, but when he was away- ... Or late coming home from work or working over time or-something- well I milked it.