A
which was fine with me, but it's like, you know, here these people are, they're going to school, getting degrees, making all this money, and, you know, they kind of looked at me like I was from the dark ages, you know, like I, because I didn't have really all that much to talk about, uh, where career and things like that were concerned, and you kind of feel little bit like an outcast for a while --
B
Yeah.
A
-- in social situations sometimes, which is too bad, because, you know, I, I feel like I don't, obviously I don't get paid for my job, but I should get paid at least double what my husband makes working in an office for staying home --
B
Yeah.
A
-- that's what I figure, I'm worth a lot just for what I do every day, but, you know, I don't know, this is kind of a, um, at, at least here I've noticed, I'm not from here, I'm from Colorado, but I've really noticed that there are a lot of, uh, a lot more people that are more comfortable, at least, with some women being home and, at least in the circles I've travelled and in the church that I go to, you know, that men don't treat you like you don't know anything, generally --
B
Yeah.