Now ,  Another question is  is there  are there  individual differences in whether you 're likely to be overlapped with or to overlap with others. And , again  I want to emphasize this is just one  particular  um   one particular meeting , and also there 's been no statistical testing of it all , but  I , um  I took the coding of  the  I , you know , my  I had this script  figure out , um  who  was the first speaker , who was the second speaker involved in a two - person overlap , I didn't look at the ones involving three or more. And , um   this is how it breaks down in the individual cells of  who tended to be overlapping most often with who  who else , and  if you look at the marginal totals , which is the ones on the right side and across the bottom , you get  the totals for an individual. So ,  um  If you  look at the bottom , those are the , um  numbers of overlaps in which  um  Adam was involved as the person doing the overlapping and if you look  I 'm sorry , but you 're o alphabetical , that 's why I 'm choosing you And then if you look across the right ,  then  that 's where he was the  person who was the sp first speaker in the pair  and got overlap overlapped with by somebody.
Hmm !
Mm - hmm.
And ,  then if you look down in the summary table ,  then you see that , um  th they 're differences in  whether a person got overlapped with or  overlapped by.