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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^