A
Yeah, it didn't always work. Well, I felt, um, I feel like I could myself, do some things but, that I have enough responsibility that if I have someone like my father when I was living at home, and my husband, that's willing to do it, I go ahead and let them do it. I don't feel the need to, um, you know, be a feminist on that issue and say I can take care of my own things. I'm, I'm happy to let them ru, run the cars because I have so, many other responsibilities that, um, so, I haven't tried to do a lot myself.
B
Uh, I trained my, uh, my wife in the hou-, in, in doing things, in fact, uh, when I, uh, first transferred down to, uh, Texas Instruments back in nineteen eighty-seven,
A
Uh-huh.
B
um, uh, when I left here, uh, she had to change a set of plugs on the car,
A
Uh-huh.
B
because she was up here for a month or so, after I was and, uh, it was an interesting experience for her. I mean, she'd always assisted me and done some other things but for her to actually get in there and do it herself it was, uh, it was something, t-, a little different.