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--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/tmp/GCSAusE08-raw#txt Mon Jan 15 18:34:57 2018 -0500 @@ -0,0 +1,336 @@ + +Transcript Coversheet +| |Data | +|Title |GCSAusE08 | +|Number of people |2 | +|Description |A transcribed conversation between two | +| |male students that occurred on University | +| |grounds. | +|Participants |Ben (32, Australia, male, L1 English, AU, | +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +| |Alex (21, Australia, male, L1 English, AU,| +| |Undergraduate, Student) | +|Date of recording |April 2009 | +|Place of recording |Brisbane | +|Length of recording |5 minutes 17 seconds | +|Contributor of |Andrew Brown | +|recording | | +|Length of transcript |1,678 words, 8,933 characters (with | +| |spaces), 307 lines | +|Number of pages |10 | +|Transcribers |Andrew Brown (April 2009) | +| |Yasuhisa Watanabe (June 2009) | +|Date transcription |7 October 2009 | +|last modified | | +|Creator |Michael Haugh | + +1 B: okay where were we +2 (0.4) +3 aww that’s right Woolworths sucks.= +4 A: =u:m working like a mother°fucker +5 ha[hahahahahaha] h h +6 B: [yeah:: ] +7 (1.3) +8 >so anyway< yeah I don’t work there +9 anymore, thank Go:d +10 (0.5) +11 >it’- it’s- alright money though I was-< +12 I was clearing nine hundred dollars a week, +13 (0.6) +14 A: wha- +15 B: but yeah working’s st:upid man,= +16 A: =what fulltime= +17 B: =ye[ah(h) +18 A: [that’s fulltime= +19 B: =that was 40 hours +20 (3.7) +21 A: I couldn’t give a crap about money +22 these da[ys, everythings fallin a= +23 B: [Ye(h)ah:: man ] +24 A: =°par(hh)t +25 B: yeah it was fucking really bad I +26 didn’t like it +27 (1.8) +28 I wouldn’t do it again fuck that +29 (1.5) +30 A: hhhh just go around +31 in circles °go (there)°= +32 B: =it was cra:p ma:n? +33 (1.5 secs) +34 it’s the worst job you- I +35 could possibly think of it ‘cause it screws +36 your body up right? ‘cause you’re lifting (.) +37 like no shit your lifting one point two +38 tonnes every 40 minutes. +39 (1.0) +40 A: hmm +41 B: and your doing it (0.4) your doing +42 about a hundred eighty boxes an hour (.) so you’re +43 lifting (.) like (0.8) one point two tonnes or whatever, +44 A: hmm +45 B: (0.7) in a hundred eighty units, +46 (0.4) +47 over 40 minutes to an hour and +48 you’re doing that 8 hours a day. +49 (0.5) +50 you know 5 days a week. +51 (1.3) +52 it jus- it just fucks you up= +53 A: =so you’d be like lifting the wro:ng +54 (0.6) +55 like with your bent +56 [your back bent +57 B: [yeah ah no no like I always had a +58 good good technique +59 but still it ↑doe↓sn’t ↑mat↓ter +60 (0.7) +61 like your ha:nds get really sore, +62 (0.5) +63 ‘cause like I got to play the guitar right, +64 (0.4) +65 and you just you can’t play because +66 your hands are u:m (.) just your joints +67 ache? +68 (1.5) +69 so yeah >I won’t might do that +70 again, +71 (1.7) +72 I must admit it I did it for nearly two +73 years +74 (1.2) +75 A: and your whole back’s- your back’s +76 screwed now +77 B: ↑no no, ↓my back’s not too bad >that’s +78 the thing< I- I sort of looked after myself +79 pretty well but yeah (.) I mean you +80 wouldn’t want to work there for +81 (0.4) +82 <I mean I don’t think you wouldn’t want +83 to work there for 6 months to be +84 honest with you. +85 (1.6) +86 But yea:h >I mean everything’s ‘cause- +87 everything’s sort of (.) like I said my +88 joints aren’t too bad now my fingers +89 are they’re pretty good but yeah. +90 (1.5) +91 you wouldn’t want to go there for. +92 (0.8) +93 like I’ve seen people there who are +94 like forty? who uh like can’t lift? +95 because they’ve actually physically +96 broken their backs, on the job? +97 (1.1) +98 A: LIterally Bro[ken]? +99 B: [ye]ah literally, +100 lit[erally, [broken= +101 A: [ah [ha +102 B: =[their backs [on the job +103 A: [haha: [HA:: ((gasping)) +104 (0.5) +105 A: h(h)ow does THat work (.) how does +106 that work +107 (1.0) +108 B: well they (.) throw a disk or they’d ah::m +109 A: ah because of the: +110 (0.4) +111 the (.) [plates and the: +112 B: [yeah +113 (0.8) +114 B: >there’s one g’- the like then-< the +115 thing is that Woolworths, +116 (0.4) +117 because they are such a: a company, +118 (0.9) +119 they um what they’ve done is they +120 hire like cuz I wasn’t actually +121 working fo:r Woolworths? +122 (0.6) +123 I was working for a labour hire +124 company? called IPA? (.) so if I did +125 my back? if I broke my back on the +126 job? Woolworths doesn’t pay? any +127 compo? +128 (0.5) +129 hh (says) IPA? so they’ve +130 (0.2) +131 put all the (.) put all the u:m all the +132 risks under this other company? +133 (0.8) +134 A: °hmm° +135 (1.0) +136 so yeah they really worked me the a +137 contractors worked really hard <like +138 the Woolworths employee(h)s, +139 (0.8) +140 were picking orders at like +141 (1.0) +142 say a hundred boxes an hour? +143 (1.2) +144 and the contractor employees was +145 picking at a hundred eighty. +146 (1.2) +147 and if we didn’t keep that that level +148 up we were sent home +149 (1.6) +150 A: ah: (.) so you have a standard to reach +151 ay?= +152 B: =Yeah that’s right and if you if you don’t +153 (0.3) +154 stay at that level then they +155 just send you home. and they’d just +156 get more contractors. so they just have +157 this filter >like if you<- if you +158 have people working there for like 4 +159 hours? +160 (0.4) +161 like I mean I was doing 8 hours shift ‘cause +162 I could work all day +163 (1.0) +164 >but yeah they<- you know like they +165 just send you home after 4 hours if +166 you’re not performing? +167 (0.4) +168 and then they’d just hire and get +169 other contractors then. +170 A: so::: you- that you could be fired +171 any day for [not keeping it up +172 B: [yeah:: +173 that’s right yeah absolutely they +174 send you ho:me (.) on the like- +175 A: so you’re fired okay go home and don’t +176 come back +177 B: ah:m it’s not so much fired cause +178 you’re a contractor it’s like ah: we +179 don’t need you anymore +180 (1.0) +181 A: [ah:::: ] +182 B: >[if we want] you- if we want you<- you +183 know I mean generally like they’ll +184 give you like four shifts a week or +185 five shifts a week right? +186 (0.2) +187 A: ye[ah:: ] +188 B: [but you] might<- they might be four +189 five hours shif- they might be four +190 hours shifts hh +191 (0.8) +192 but if you-if you worked really hard +193 then they- you know they +194 (0.7) +195 they might offer you 10 hours. +196 (0.5) +197 A: hmm: + +198 B: so yeah but I never did 10 hour +199 shifts +200 (1.0) +201 I can’t- I couldn’t take it +202 (1.0) +203 °it° drives you insane +204 (1.0) +205 A: hh +206 B: like seriously (.) like insane +207 A: like you- your body would just fall apart +208 B: yeah that’s- that’s right see because +209 your on the- strapped into the computer you’re +210 not thinking- >you got<- you +211 can’t talk to- ‘cause as soon as you +212 talk to somebody, +213 (0.8) +214 the computer re- hears what you’re +215 saying? +216 (0.5) +217 and it just starts saying stupid shit? +218 (0.6) +219 because it’s voice operated? +220 (0.7) +221 A: aw [h] [.h h [.h +222 B: [so you [can’t- you [can’t say anything if +223 you say anything to anybody the +224 computer fucks up? +225 A: aha ha ha .hh ha ha [ha ha] ha +226 ha .hh +227 B: [so: ] +228 it’s really ba:d it sucks ma:n, +229 (0.3) +230 you’re like- you’re just- all you are is a +231 body +232 (0.7) +233 and this machine is just telling you +234 where to go +235 (2.1) +236 A: a(hhh):: so it’s- you’re- you’re not there +237 to socialise wha[tsoever you can’t]= +238 B: [No(h):: ma(h)::n ] +239 A: =you can’t even say a wor(h)ºd (.) [huh: +240 B: [if you say +241 >as soon as< you say hello the +242 computer starts going did you say go +243 to aisle xx whatever and you’re like (.) +244 fu:[ck I didn’t say [that] +245 A: [hh] [.hh] +246 .h[Haha](h)haha .hh +247 haha .hh[hahaha ]= +248 B: [it’s shock]= +249 ing it’s really ba:[d]= +250 A: [.h]hh So +251 obviously you had some(h) experience +252 when you first started .hh how you +253 going how’s your [( ) +254 B: [Yeahhehehehehehe] +255 A: ↑hhhh↓h +256 (0.3) +257 B: you lose your order don’t know where +258 you are. +259 A: h +260 (0.8) +261 ‘cause that’s a thing you like (.) you’re +262 supposed to go to aisle L or +263 something and then you s- (.) then you say +264 hello and you’re sent to aisle H= or something +265 B: =Ye[ah +266 (0.7) +267 A: so >you’re getting<- you are lost= +268 B: =Yeah + +269 (1.0) +270 B: yeah (.) anyway yeah I wouldn’t work +271 there >I don’t wan<- that’s apparently +272 it’s the only- +273 (0.6) +274 it’s the only factory in Australia +275 that’s got that picking system. +276 (0.7) +277 A: yea[h:: ] +278 B: [but yeah] I don’t think that it +279 should be in- (.) input anywhere else. +280 (0.7) +281 because it just drives you insane +282 (0.3) +283 ‘cause like your head your actual +284 head you’re still thinking? but you can’t +285 (0.7) +286 you can’t +287 do >anything with it?< so you’d just go +288 nuts going around there? +289 (1.6) +290 A: pre(h)tty reta(h)rded job +291 B: it is. it is the worst job I could +292 think of. +293 (2.3) +294 A: Toi(h)let clea(h)ning’s probably worse= +295 B: =N:no I don’t know at least you won’t +296 break your back. +297 (0.8) +298 and you can +299 (0.5) +300 at least you could- at least you could +301 talk to yourself. +302 (0.4) +303 A: ye:ah +304 B: hhh you may not have anyone with you at +305 least you can say something +306 A: ºhh +307 B: (1.1) so yeah^ +