M: What did you eat instead? What did you eat a lot of?

P: We ate different things, like canned salmon which used to
 be about ten cents. It's eighty cents or a dollar
 now. We used to eat more stable goods.

M: My parents remember eating a lot of potatoes.

P: Potatoes, macaroni, and beans. We don't even think
 about it now. We used to eat them. Wienies used to
 be so cheap. Everything was cheap.

M: So, it's been a big change. That's why I am trying to
 find out more about the '30s to be able to see what the
 change is, and to have it recorded in history before
 we lose that period. I really wanted to thank you for
 giving up your time this afternoon. I know you are very
 busy. You have had a lot of people come to see you this
 afternoon and I appreciate you and your wife in letting
 me in your home. Would you mind now if I used the
 material on this tape recording for my research?

P: I wouldn't mind.

M: It's a pleasure talking with you. I just said the answers,
 the first things that come to my mind. A lot of things
 that I could tell about Gainesville since I have been
 here that I couldn't remember. A lot of interesting
 things. Sometimes, when somebody calls them to my attention,
 the old folks, you know, remember this, remember that. But
 really I forget all about it until somebody like that
 stirs my memory.