B
S-,
A
-- a big difference in the, uh, economic, um, status of, uh, people although I think that has been true, uh, always. Um, perhaps there's less of the middle range then there was.
B
Yeah. It's like people are starting to give up hope and they start out very poor. Let's see, that's a bad tangent to get on. What else has changed between the sixties and the eighties --
A
Uh,
B
-- and the nineties? No.
A
I think, uh, m-, in my situation, I have three children and we're, uh, home schooling. So, education, you know, things that relate t-, to education, um, are things that I think about a lot. Um, I think that, and I think that involves social changes a lot. Uh, for instance, I think the schools are having more and more problems because of, uh, things that are happening socially in the world around them and in, in, t-, because of their parents and things that are being taught in the home are not taught in the home, rather. More not than are. And children being put in day-care centers from very early, and, and I think that a lot of these things that have been happening, such as the day-care centers and things, are having a big effect on the social changes. Because of the way children are being raised, they're not learning the values they need to learn.