A
Yes. Well, see when, um, I first got my mai-, my first baby-sitting job was pretty strange. Um, this lady saw us at church and she was a you, you know, she was a younger lady. She didn't really know my mom. She knew my mom by name and that was it. And, um, she knew that I was one of the oldest girls in my family so she just asked my mom if I could baby-sit.
B
Uh-huh, uh-huh.
A
You know, she really didn't know my name or anything, you know, I thought that was pretty strange. You know, and she had two children. One was still in diapers when I started baby-sitting.
B
Wow.
A
So, um, she pretty much, you know, just assumed that I would know, you know, how to handle them. So, I wa-, you know, I enjoy kids and I get along with them very well so there's no problem. But, uh, with today's world and the kids today, uh, there's no way, I can't say that I would just ask someone, you know, that I didn't know like that to baby-sit.
B
Oh, I agree with you, but there again she, you know, she knew, knew of your family,