And then I have my other- like another manager who is- she's super chill and she's su-- like she'll buy us Timmies and she'll let us go do whatever we want- like we're allowed to like just chill instead of like worrying and-stuff-like-that about what like making the store look good all the time.

Ah yeah and then I have another manager who's pretty chill too, but other than that- like it just- it sucks going to work 'cause I never know which manager is working.

Um yeah, it was pretty chill.

You-know, just a- just a few of us and we had two- two or three bottles of it and you-know we were just going to have a chill night and just to try it 'cause we all wanted to try it when- when we heard of it.

He's pretty chill.

Other times they're really chill though, like you can pet them.

Yeah, he's my favourite. I-don't-know, he's just so relax and chill about everything.

What no? Um, my parents are actually very, very chill, very chill. Um, they are- they discipline when discipline needs to, but like they're pretty much like they're not like, "Don't go out of the house blah-blah-blah," you-know?

They're so chill, they're funny. You would get along with my dad.

Um, so normally I have a hockey game in the afternoon, one or two on Saturday and then Sunday, I- it's normally just a chill day so I normally like go out Saturday night, you-know, get my freak on (laughs).

My age is more- hell of a lot more chill than those guys were back in the day.

And be able to, I-guess, be more understanding and laid back when it comes to dealing with different people that we're all pretty chill-

But I-don't-know, our school's- our school was pretty cool, like the teachers are- are pretty- are pretty- chill, and they don't- they don't really- they don't really give us too much trouble.

Speaker: Ah, well this is a log building- these are other- this is a log building that's going to be a chinker but it isn't finished but- Interviewer: What is a chinker? Speaker: Ah, instead of being sc-- fit so tightly that just insulation is between the logs- Interviewer: Yeah. Speaker: There's actually a gap left and you plaster that with cement. Interviewer: Oh. Speaker: Yeah, so you don't fit them. You don't spend as much time fitting them but you have to spend the time after sealing them off-

Speaker: Exactly, but we go into the change room for that but then after- but then some- some like arenas when I was younger didn't even have girls change room and I'd have to get changed in the bathroom, into my hockey- Interviewer: Aw. Speaker: Gear. Yeah, people were chints man.

Because I collect dragon statues, and I have a lot of little chintzy ones from the dollar store that people see and go, "Oh you collect these, so I bought eight of them for you, they are a set, they cost eight dollars."

'Cause it was like one hockey team chirping and the other hockey team that was playing- a team from here.

So we were all just kind of chirping the other team.

He started chirping small town boys saying he was like a city boy and this stuff.

Chirping. Which most parents are saying, you-know "Go to school, go to school, go to school, go to school!" And she's telling me that, you-know I'm crazy.