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Video transcript:
>>BIKE MONTEREY: Hi, Paul. We’re glad you’re here, and we’re glad you’re biking. Would you like to tell us anything about where you’re from or what you like about biking?
>>PAUL: I’m from Saint Paul, Minnesota. We spend our three months here in the winter. I always bike at home, just for exercise. I’m 88 years old, so it’s one way of getting exercise.
>>BIKE MRY: Fabulous. I would never have guessed you’re 88. Minnesota has had some good—
>>PAUL: Storms!
>>BIKE MRY: Yeah, that’s true too. And good infrastructure people advocating there in Minnesota too. What do you like most about biking in Monterey?
>>PAUL: I like the trails.
>>BIKE MRY: Great. And what do you find hardest, or what do you like least, about biking here?
>>PAUL: Well, except for the trails, it’s fairly hilly. And there’s a lot of places where it goes—on different streets, if you try to ride on the streets—it goes uphill and downhill, it’s kind of hard.
>>BIKE MRY: Anything else you want to add about biking here this week?
>>PAUL: No. Except that the drivers are very courteous. They stop for you at the streets.
>>BIKE MRY: I love hearing that. Great. Well, thank you so much for stopping and talking with us.
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