[00:00:00:02]	[ Interviewer ] Can you give me your name and something about yourself?

[00:00:04:12]	My name is Angus Gray and I'm studying nursing at OSU.

[00:00:09:28]	[ Interviewer ] And what is your story about?

[00:00:12:07]	My story is about how I came from a very small town and there are a lot of cultural differences

[00:00:19:29]	between my town of like 8,000 people to Columbus with a lot of people.

[00:00:27:00]	[ Interviewer ] Where exactly are you from?

[00:00:29:08]	I'm from a town like an hour and a half north of here and kind of to the west 

[00:00:32:22]	a little bit called Kenton, Ohio, its near the Finley and Lima area. [ Interviewer ] Cool, cool.

[00:00:36:20]	[ Interviewer ] You were talking a little bit about musical differences, 

[00:00:40:22]	what kind of musical differences did you notice?

[00:00:44:23]	Well in my hometown, as stereotypical as it is, 

[00:00:46:24]	if you live out in the country you do listen to a lot of country and bluegrass.

[00:00:52:28]	When you would show up to a party or hung out with friends 

[00:00:54:28]	you would not be playing rap music or hip hop or any of that stuff,

[00:00:57:29]	 you would like listen to anything from rock to metal to country. 

[00:01:01:15]	It was pretty much anything but rap and hip hop. 

[00:01:05:08]	[ Interviewer ] And so what changed when you came here?

[00:01:13:05]	Umm, well, the main thing that changed was my social activities

[00:01:17:07]	Back in my hometown there wasnt a whole lot to do.

[00:01:21:08]	The only thing we had was a bowling alley so...

[00:01:25:09]	umm everyone would go in town and we would always be playing sports outside. 

[00:01:27:09]	We'd be playing soccer, pickup game of football at a park 

[00:01:30:10]	or we played basketball at the fields. 

[00:01:33:26]	Sometimes we'd go like something as stupid as crayfishing in rivers 

[00:01:37:21]	and just like airsofting, paintballing, anything outside really.

[00:01:45:17]	[ Interviewer ] And how would you say there was differences between here in like schooling-wise?

[00:01:53:19]	The teachers were a lot more laid-back I guess.

[00:01:57:20]	Everything was just a lot more laid back really.

[00:02:01:21]	There's a lot less people. Everyone got to know each other a lot better

[00:02:05:05]	 you know you got to know your neighbors like very well.

[00:02:08:29]	I like lived out in the middle of nowhere so the difference between when I moved from 

[00:02:13:13]	out of town to in town was uhh you were very good friends with your next door neighbors.

[00:02:21:02]	[ Interviewer ] How would you say what you expected of Ohio State 

[00:02:29:08]	or of living in the big city compared to what it actually was?

[00:02:33:07]	Well I never really spent a whole lotta time in the city since the nearest one the size of Columbus

[00:02:38:28]	is Columbus, like the nearest city is literally an hour and a half away from where I live. 

[00:02:43:14]	So, uhh, I didn't really know what to expect. I knew it was gonna be a lot faster paced I guess.

[00:02:49:13]	I uhh, knew there were gonna be like a lot more things to do like building-wise

[00:02:56:09]	as weird as it sounds like I wouldnt be doing as much stuff outside because

[00:02:58:17]	there arent as many places to hang outside, be outside.

[00:03:01:26]	Umm I go to like a lot more concerts now because theyre like right next to me.

[00:03:08:07]	 I can go to literally any concert I want to within 15 minutes of where I live 

[00:03:11:29]	so I think thats really cool.