The conversation revolves around various community members, including Ashley, discussing their different church attendances and interactions with others in their social circles.
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A says:
Right.
B says:
And Ashley does. She does. Is it. No, no. Is not Ashley who goes to church as well or goes to.
A says:
I think here they go. There's churches that everybody goes to, don't they? Maybe they all go to different churches, do you think? I think they might all go to different churches. I might need to just quickly go and plug this phone in. I might just quickly do that. So, yes, I think everybody here goes to a different church. I think. I don't know. I don't know which churches people go to. Maybe we'll find out on Sunday. You go to one of the churches sometimes, don't you?
B says:
Yes. Do you know Ashley's? Well, the sudden people that, that we know, I hardly move from the church because I can't go very far. I've got to go and sit.
A says:
Yeah, yeah. But there's. Do some people come and talk to you? Yeah, some people come and talk to you sometimes.
B says:
Sometimes they will talk to each other and think, oh, she doesn't want to talk to anybody.
A says:
Yeah. But I think sometimes people are, or I hope people are friendly. I'm sure they are. There's somebody called Lorraine that comes and talks to you sometimes. Yeah, Lorraine and Dave. So I think they sometimes come and talk to you. So. Yeah, right. I'm just going.