This document appears to be a transcript of a radio talk show discussing healthy eating. There are multiple callers who share their opinions on the topic. The first caller, Kevin from Miami, disagrees with the article and says he eats poorly but is healthy. The next caller, Kate from Chicago, acknowledges the writer likely knows what they're talking about but says it can be hard to get kids to eat vegetables. The final caller, Derek from Washington D.C., agrees with the article and says his family eats fruits and vegetables and rarely gets sick.
This document appears to be a transcript of a radio talk show discussing healthy eating. There are multiple callers who share their opinions on the topic. The first caller, Kevin from Miami, disagrees with the article and says he eats poorly but is healthy. The next caller, Kate from Chicago, acknowledges the writer likely knows what they're talking about but says it can be hard to get kids to eat vegetables. The final caller, Derek from Washington D.C., agrees with the article and says his family eats fruits and vegetables and rarely gets sick.
This document appears to be a transcript of a radio talk show discussing healthy eating. There are multiple callers who share their opinions on the topic. The first caller, Kevin from Miami, disagrees with the article and says he eats poorly but is healthy. The next caller, Kate from Chicago, acknowledges the writer likely knows what they're talking about but says it can be hard to get kids to eat vegetables. The final caller, Derek from Washington D.C., agrees with the article and says his family eats fruits and vegetables and rarely gets sick.
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H ost W e lc o m e b a c k to the show'. Today, s h o u ld eat a little o f e v e ry th in g an d n o t are lik e . T h e y le t the k id s d o e v e ry th in g w e’ve be e n d is c u s s in g T e resa G o ld 's to o m u ch o f o ne thing. th e y w a n t to do. a rtic le The Truth About Healthy Eating. H ost T h a n k s , R o sie . A n d th at's a ll we T erry H m rn . I guess y o u d o n ’t w a n t to A n d n o w it's tim e fo r you , th e liste n e rs, have tim e fo r today. W e 'll be sp e a k in g to m o v e in w it h m y pa re n ts, then. to te ll u s w h a t y o u th in k . T h e lin e s the w r ite r o f the a rtic le a fte r the break. Jane N o t re a lly , no . W o u ld y o u lik e to are o pen, s o a ll y o u have to d o is c a ll m ove in w ith m in e ? 1 B))) T erry N o , d e fin ite ly n o t ... A c tu a lly , 1 -8 0 0 -5 5 5 -5 7 9 2 a n d ta lk to o ne o f o u r o p e ra to rs. T h a t's 1 -8 0 0 -5 5 5 -5 7 9 2 . 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T h is fiv e - a n y m o re . Speaker 1 : C a n I liv e o n m y sa la ry ? T erry A n d h o w lo n g w ill th a t take? Five, W e ll, I d o n 't re a lly have m a n y a-day th in g is garbage, is n ’t it? s ix yea rs? O r m a yb e never! p ro b le m s, because I’m s t ill liv in g w ith H ost U m ... th a n k y o u , K e v in . 1 th in k w e have a n o th e r c a lle r o n lin e tw o . Jane L o o k , w h a t’s th e p ro b le m , T e rry ? m y m o m a n d dad. D o n 't get m e w ro n g , K a te fr o m C h ic a g o , are y o u there? T erry N o th in g . It's ju st th a t w e never I give m y m o m so m e m o n e y fo r rent, have tim e fo r e ach o th e r these days. bu t it ’s d e fin ite ly m u ch ch e a pe r than K ate Yes, I am . W e ll, I'm s u re the w r ite r W e 're a lw a ys w it h the kid s! liv in g o n y o u r o w n . I a c tu a lly have k n o w s w h a t she's t a lk in g ab out, b u t it is n 't th a t easy. I m ean , i t ’s h a rd e n o u g h Jane B u t th a t's w h a t h a p p e n s w h e n you a p re tty g o o d s a la ry - I'm a g ra p h ic have k id s . I t 'll get better! designer. I d o n 't re a lly sp e n d m u ch - 1 to get k id s to eat vegetables at the best o f tim es, b u t w it h a ll these b u rg e r T erry I d o n 't k n o w ... M y p a re n ts w ere b u y so m e new c lo th e s every n o w a n d t a lk in g a b o u t u s g o in g to liv e w ith then, an d I have to p u t gas in m y car, o f an d p iz z a place s a ro u n d , it's a lm o s t im p o s s ib le . O n c e they get the taste fo r them . D o y o u t h in k it w o u ld be e asier co u rse , b u t a p a rt fr o m that, it's re a lly fo r us i f w e liv e d w ith m y parents? ju st g o in g o u t o n the w eeken ds. M o s t o f ju n k fo o d , y o u ca n fo rg e t th e five-a-day, Jane W e ll, I guess it'd have its m y m o n e y goes in to a sa v in g s a c co u n t th a t’s fo r sure! advantages. so th a t I ca n b u y m y o w n h o u se one day. H ost T h a n k s , K a te . A n d w h o 's o u r n e x t ca lle r? T erry Y eah, I m e a n fo r o n e th in g there'd Speaker 2 : I fin d it re a lly h a rd to live a lw a ys be so m e o n e to take ca re o f o n m y in c o m e because I o n ly have a D erek U m , m y n a m e 's D e r e k a n d I'm the k id s. p a rt-tim e job. B e in g o n m y o w n w ith fr o m W a s h in g to n , D . C . H ost A n d w h a t d o y o u t h in k , D e re k ? Jane T h a t so u n d s goo d. m y d a u g h te r m e a n s th a t m y m o m has D erek W e ll, I'd lik e to say th at 1 th in k T erry A n d w e c o u ld g o o u t in the to ta ke ca re o f h e r w h e n I'm a t w o rk . A t e v e n in g w ith o u t the k id s . Just le ast I d o n 't have to pay fo r c h ild ca re ! th a t the a rtic le is rig h t. I m ean, the im a g in e that! T h e h o u se w e liv e in is rented, so th at's w r ite r ta lk s a b o u t e a tin g a lo t o f fr u its a n d vegetables, w h ic h is s o m e th in g th at Jane H m r n . T h a t d o e sn 't re a lly m a tte r w here m o s t o f the m o n e y goes. I d o n 't w e've a lw a ys d o n e in m y fa m ily . M y to me. t h in k I’ll e ve r be able to a ffo rd o u r o w n m o m 's a great c o o k . She a lw a ys uses T erry A n d th ere w o u ld be m o re p eo ple place because the b a n k w o n 't give m e to sh are the h o u s e w o rk , to o . It w o u ld n ’t a m ortgage. A p a r t fr o m the rent, m y c o m p le te ly n a tu r a l in g re d ie n ts in her a lw a ys be the sam e p e rso n w h o does m o n e y goes to fo o d a n d c lo th e s fo r m y c o o k in g , a n d w e're a lm o s t ne ve r s ic k .... Host T h a n k you, D e re k . L e t’s go back to the s h o p p in g , c le a n s the ho use, an d daughter. S t ill, I s h o u ld n ’t c o m p la in . I c o o k s the m eals. have a n a m a z in g da ughter, a n d th at's lin e tw o again, w here w e have R o sie fro m Jane Yes, b u t th ere w o u ld be m o re a ll th a t re a lly m atters. Boston. R osie, w hat's y o u r o p in io n ? Rosie W e ll, the w rite r seem s to th in k that p e o p le in the ho use, so th ere w o u ld Speaker 3 : I t h in k I'm re a lly lucky. be m o re w 'ork to do. S h o p p in g and I ’m p re tty h e a lth y fo r m y age, l have A L L fr u its an d vegetables are g o o d fo r c o o k in g fo r s ix is n ’t the sam e as d o in g e n o u g h m o n e y to liv e o n, a n d I have m y you, an d I d o n ’t th in k that's true. I m ean, it fo r fo ur. c h ild r e n a n d g ra n d c h ild re n ! W h e n I w h at ab o u t potatoes? T h e y c o n ta in a lo t o f carbohydrates, w h ic h can m ake you T erry I guess so. say I have e n o u g h m oney, I d o n 't go o n g a in w eig h t ify o u are n 't ca re fu l - it ’s Jane A n d a n o th e r d isa d v a n ta g e is th at an y fa n cy v a c a tio n s o r a n y th in g lik e w e w o u ld n 't have a n y p riv a cy. that. B u t I'm c o m fo rta b le . I’ve p a id the even w orse i f you f r y them . A n d then som e fru its , lik e m e lo n fo r exam ple, have T erry T ru e . m o rtg a g e , so th a t’s o ne less expense,