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Lar learn english. >> after school, when you graduate high school, what do you want to do next? >> i want to be a fashion designer. and i want to go to college, and i want to study more. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to go to college and study medicine. i am between medicine and engineering. >> what do you want to do? >> soccer. >> soccer is not a plan, my friend. >> anthony: the way we think about houston, texas, today is very much stuck in the past. in the late '70s, early '80s, houston was the boom town of popular television and movie imagination. oil, shipping, nasa, and football co...

I'm between medicine and engineering. >> i want to play soccer. >> soccer is not a plan, my friend. [ laughter ] ♪ >> the way we think about houston, texas today is stuck in the past. it was the boom town of popular tlevision and movie imagination. oil, shipping, nasa and football combined to create a big spending, big haired stereo type that to some extent lives with us today even if the reality is different. ♪ >> though the oil is not gone, a massive glut in the mid '80s sent prices into freefall

♪ >> anthony: the way we think about houston, texas, today is very much stuck in the past. in the late '70s, early '80s, houston was the boom town of popular television and movie imagination. oil, shipping, nasa, and football combined to create a big spending, big-haired, quasi-cowboy stereotype that, to some extent, still lives with us today, even if the reality is different. though the oil is not gone, a massive glut in the mid-80s sent prices into freefall, more or less killing the city's oil industry. the resulting economic downturn and lower cost of living made houston, however, and pro...

♪ >> anthony: the way we think about houston, texas, today is very much stuck in the past. in the late '70s, early '80s, houston was the boom town of popular television and movie imagination. oil, shipping, nasa, and football combined to create a big spending, big-haired, quasi-cowboy stereotype that, to some extent, still lives with us today, even if the reality is different. though the oil is not gone, a massive glut in the mid-80s sent prices into freefall, more or less killing the city's oil industry. the resulting economic downturn and lower cost of living made houston, however, and pro...