>> I like most that no day is ever the same.
So, I've interpreted for Driver's Ed Classes, which can be a little scary when you're
in the back seat, you know, and there's a Driver's Ed teacher in the front
and a deaf student driving this car and if the teacher doesn't get your purpose there
because I kind of had to sit in the middle and there's like these 2 other big guys
on either side of me and I'm like, stop the car [laughter]
and I tell her to look in the rear view mirror.
But, interesting stuff like from a Driver's Ed actually
like in the car driver's Ed to like birth.
You know, you can interpret a birth for someone and how crazy and amazing is that to be there
and it's kind of like you're a fly on the wall because you don't really you're not there,
you're not supposed to be so intrusive in the scene that its, hey,
I'm the interpreter and I'm going to say this now.
It's this deaf person is talking and they're saying these things using your voice.
So, you get to see a lot of amazing things that a lot of people don't get to see.