Using GSS2006 Data, Only the African American Respondents, We See

Using GSS2006 data, only the African American respondents, we see if how many hours a respondent's spouse works affects how much the respondent works. Here is the model:
Dependent Variable: # of hours respondent works per week
$\begin{array}{lc}\text { Independent Variables } & \text { Slope } \\\text { \# of hours respondent's spouse works per week } & -.98 \\\text { Sex (male=0, female }=1) & -79.80 \\\text { Interaction: spouse's work hours x sex } & 1.76 \\\text { Constant } & 85.10\end{array}$
$\mathrm{R}$ -Squared $=.26$
Number of cases $=37$ Calculate predicted hours of work for:
a man whose spouse works 20 hours per week
a man whose spouse works 60 hours per week
a woman whose spouse works 20 hours per week
a woman whose spouse works 60 hours per week
Then tell the story going on here.