I think what people, like-- I don't know, I think you need to try to know, do you know what I mean? Like people are--
Interviewer:
Yeah.
Eva:
Some people are scared to get their hair done. Like-- like to try somewhere new and if-- and think that they will get really offended if, like, they go somewhere else but, like, it's never like that.
Interviewer:
No.
Eva:
Honestly, like, we're never offended if someone goes somewhere different. Doesn't-- unless they mess up their hair and they come back for us to fix it. That's the only one we're like "oh, why did you go?"
Interviewer:
Does that happen? Really? Oh.
Eva:
A lot of people come back in with, like, a disaster and we're like "who did it?" and they're like "oh yeah, I went to this--" or "I put a box dye on my hair." It's the worst thing ever, I'm like "why would you do that?", like-- Or people try to go lighter themselves and it's like-- and it goes like--
Interviewer:
I would never do my hair myself.
Eva:
I just don't know why people do it.
Interviewer:
Mhm. It can go so wrong. Mhm.
Eva:
I'd honestly don't-- unless they've heard from someone else "oh, my hair's this colour" or they've got like natural hair colour and they want to go darker, fair enough, use a box dye. But if they want to go lighter, it's just-- Come to the hairdresser, like--
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Betsy:
My frogs are back this year. There were some-- they were there last night, in my pond.
Interviewer:
They're cute.
Betsy:
They disappear, I na ken farr they ging but they aie come back about now, March, April.
Interviewer:
Off on their holidays somewhere.
Betsy:
Mhm.
Interviewer:
Mhm. But they-- they-- no, frogs freak me out.
Betsy:
And then that's a' you hear is this croaking.
Morna:
I-- I dinna-- I dinna like frogs.
Interviewer:
They jump really fast and that freaks me out.
Morna:
I just-- They would-- Long ago fann the kids were a' little
Interviewer:
Mhm.
Morna:
I went to my Keep Fit class and I came back I had my favourite chair
Interviewer:
Mhm.
Morna:
and so I went in and [name] says "here's your chair, Mam" and I'm saying "why is he keen to gie me my chair the-night?" And then he says "fitt's that doon inside there, Mam?" Well I lookit doon and there was this great big frog. Well, I just aboot ended myself. I said "Get that out of--!" God.
Interviewer:
Jumped six foot in the air.
Morna:
Oh, I thought-- oh, I doon that stairs like a shot. Oh me. I wondered "why's he gie-ing me my chair withoot me hae-ing to say "come on, get off that chair, that's mine" And "fitt's that doon on the flare in the corner, Mam?" and I-- oh this great big-- oh, I dinna ken farr they got it fae but oh, me.