dialog_text_list: They don't, I don't, I don't work at T I. Oh, you don't? No, I used to work at T I, Oh. as matter of fact I was the only woman that they had in the field in a management position actually when I was working there I was the only woman that was pretty much in the industry [breathing], and I used to fill out those attitude surveys, Yeah. and, uh, uh, me and the insurance adjusters are, are very familiar with each other and my husband still works there, Yeah. and, um, I get my attitude expressed through them, but I find it to be very sometimes it's kind of shoot yourself in the foot short-, (( )) mentality to save a few bucks. This is true. [Breathing] Uh, and never having lived in Texas before I starting working for T I and I came down here and, you know, they did an attitude survey like six weeks after I had been working here and I asked about, you know, day care for the shift workers, Yeah. and boy I was pulled in by my manager and told that you just don't say that, you know, Well, it's not, it was not applicable to me and I was kind of horrified. Now what year are we talking about? We're talking nineteen seventy-eight. Okay, uh, things have become much more enlightened since then. They couldn't have gotten anymore in the dark ages [laughter]. Yeah, you know, we still don't have a day care facility but people are more sympathetic to it.
h: TI still doesn't have a day care facility