Byron Coley: Nobody would ever print anything.
Terena Heinz Kerry: Everybody makes mistakes.
Coley: And there were a couple of those in my area, sometimes in the summer where they would put on bigger concerts.
Kerry: Unfortunately that's not quite what happens in thirty-second TV ads.
Coley: This was '84 and it was pretty crude.
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Kerry: We need somebody to do the housekeeping, find these inequities, and straighten them out.
Coley: Oh yeah. We couldn't find anything though.
Kerry: On rainy days, I'd sit and look at these pictures.
Coley: It wasn't like we could do it very often so we'd have to organize rides with somebody's older brother and get them a ticket - it was a complicated thing.
Kerry: All these things give you a feeling for something else.
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Coley: I'd bounce back between coasts then- it was like $54 bucks then to go anywhere in the States on a bus.
Kerry: There is no material benefit, no hope for improvement, ultimately nothing quantitative.
Coley: Just friends who lived in the neighborhood.
Kerry: Let other people do whatever they do.
Coley: Very generic, hi-fi music.