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Hey everybody, this is Adam coming to you with the daily source code for Tuesday, March

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8th, 2005 from the restaurant area at Skiple Airport in Amsterdam, which is outside of Amsterdam.

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Got myself some McDonald's, I looked at the healthy stuff like the walk place, but it looks

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shitty. It's 820 PM, and oh man, today has been ups and downs, rollercoaster all the way

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in all aspects, by the way the sound quality is because I'm doing this on the iRiver recording

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on its internal microphone, so whenever I basically move my hand on the casing it creaks

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and scratches, but in general the quality is not bad, I found, so where to start off, today

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was supposed to be a flying day, and literally flying day, getting up really early, 415 to catch

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easy jet to Amsterdam, where taxi Eric was waiting to drive me to Antwerp about an hour and a half,

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to do some serious flight training with Wing Commander William, and when you're crazy about

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flying like I am, and you got one of the best in the business to train you, you'll do almost anything,

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and of course, driving back up after that, and taking the 955 flight home, which gets me

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in almost exactly the same time, 10.05 since we gain an hour, flying back in time from Amsterdam to London.

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So, I recorded some bits in the car, and I was going to do a much longer recording in podcast

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on the way back, but I'll get to that in a second, why that didn't happen. But the easy jet flight

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was actually great this morning, left on time, 7, 6, 25, got in on time, and we were able to land

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on not the fifth runway, which is the one that's like 15 minute taxi ride away from the terminal,

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and literally the plane has to taxi for 15 minutes, so we about 10 minutes early, taxi Eric wasn't

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even here yet, so it waited for like 5 minutes, he showed up, and then we started to drive down,

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and as I promised him, I brought along my iPod with the I-trip and his favorite podcast,

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Rock and Roll Geek Show, so here's a bit of our ride down to the airport.

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Okay, we're in the car right now with taxi Eric on a way to Antwerp, this thing is in Rock and Roll Geek!

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Hey, how are you doing, buddy? I'm very good thank you very much. So we're off for some flying lessons today.

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I'll crank it up Eric, let's listen to Rock and Roll Geek Show, Mark's got the I-trip cranking

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wild parts, the theme song is Cheers, nice to opening down for there, thanks a lot for joining me, I really appreciate it.

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So I'll be checking in a little bit later on, right?

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Oh, and this is a here, really pretty unbelievable, we're sitting here listening to Michael Butler,

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trying to think of Cheers.

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All you think is, I'm just showing them his trio with your GPS, and it actually seems like he's working.

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You can't listen to that person anymore, you are, and we'll give you driving directions,

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and it tells you how fast you're going in the car, what do you think about that?

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Oh my god, that's amazing!

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He is so nice!

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Oh, thank you, man.

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All right, have it.

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Like I said, chicks dig guys with GPS equipment.

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So, and speaking of GPS, so I, oh no, I give a positive review to the

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map-opolis navigator GPS for the trio 600.

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I'll put a link to Michael Butler, you know what I mean?

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Okay, well you guys were listening to that, I polished off one of the two burgers I bought,

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from Mickey D, and I got my large fries here, and, you know, they don't give you free ketchup,

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or as they like to sell here, the free sauce, which is the French fries sauce,

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pay for that extra, a little, a little bucket.

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I remember the first coming to Holland, see people eat French fries with mayonnaise, and it really

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grossed me out, because you know, that's you eat that with ketchup, right?

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Kits up.

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Well, I'll tell you what you get used to it that for a while.

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I'll actually start to like it.

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I'll go on to something here to use Dutch guys.

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So, we got to the airport, Antwerp Airport, which is where the wing commander has his hangar

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in his operation, and we went up to the back gate, and Nick, who you know, because I've

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flown with Nick before, came up to the gate and said, you know, we actually, the gate won't

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open, because they just called a strike, so here I am, I've been traveling for a couple hours,

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to do some flight training, I'm really psyched, and now the fucking airport sounds strike.

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And actually, that was the last recording I made of the day on the spot.

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So, here's us discovering the strike, and Nick trying to smuggle us into the airport,

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and not succeeding.

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So, we're at the Antwerp Airport, and I can't move the foot, I can't move the foot.

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And guess what, there's a strike here.

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So, we can't get onto the field itself, this is a, this is a relatively small airport.

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There's only one airline that flies in on it here.

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V11, the Flam-Soulet-Fartmaster Bay, which flies from Antwerp to London City.

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Not really convenient for me to land here today, because London City is a real long haul from

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our house, whereas Gatwick and Heathrow are pretty close.

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So, we're now in the main hall, and there's a whole bunch of striking workers, and it's only an hour

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long strike, so let me be done in about 20 minutes. Nick came out to pick us up, I remember Nick

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flew the mooney with him. Oh well, it was months ago.

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And so, now we just see if we can get onto the field before the strike is over, if we actually have to wait

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until everyone's back at their posts for them to let us on.

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It's shitty, it's shitty, yeah, it's especially after, you know, the day started for the death.

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Yeah, I got up at what time, I got up at like four or fifteen this morning.

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Yeah, I used half-fosh five, and it started for the death, and then we started very bad.

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Oh, I'm mooney, I'm a white Brazil.

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Oh, that's your life.

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You had a big flu.

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Okay, yeah, I'll pretend I got out.

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My daughter had a tooth.

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I don't want to end the tooth at there, you know?

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And I'm, uh, be had this wonderful ride all the way.

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No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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I really cleared up with the rock road.

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Each year.

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Yeah, how did I start this?

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I started smiling and then I did, yeah, you know, and I defrost.

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Yeah, totally defrost, and then I come in and I'm fucking pissed over again.

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Okay, well, that's all right.

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Of course, we can do a fly.

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Yeah, we're gonna fly.

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I'm gonna fly.

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What's the deal?

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Yeah, I'm gonna, I'm gonna fly.

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Okay.

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And all the way, if we come, we'll jump to the next.

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Is it a restaurant?

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No, it is.

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Yeah, we're gonna back.

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Yeah, we're gonna back.

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See if you want me to go to the next one.

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It's good, Nick.

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Thank you.

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Okay, it's a Nick person.

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I have a comeback.

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Man, this guy's gonna sell me an airplane.

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They will be back.

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They will be back.

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Boys in the desto restaurant.

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Yeah, they will be in the same spot.

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Three.

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Well, this is kind of interesting.

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Interesting start of my training lesson for today.

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A training in human relations.

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Okay.

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Now we're going into the training a little something to work here.

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I'll have a cup of tea now actually.

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Yeah.

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You can go.

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Okay.

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Can be closed, man.

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Okay, let me introduce more.

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Well, haven't you seen my interview?

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I once related the intro of this video.

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Um...

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... right...

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When you went to our club?

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What do you usually love?

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Yeah.

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You would like here?

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It's a competition in Boston.

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What?

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Yes.

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Thanks.

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Good start.

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Good spot!

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Okay.

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And I do another audio check.

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See how that came out.

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See how that came out.

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So it didn't sound too bad.

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It's a high river.

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It's amazing to me every single time.

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So needless to say,

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we got in.

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The weather wasn't great, but it was actually more than good enough.

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And kind of cool to have a little bit of wind and turbulence to work with.

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My touch-and-goes.

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And we did some pretty extreme flying for a bit.

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William took the wheel.

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Then it shows me how the Cessna 182RG, which stands for a tractable gear.

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Fly is just like a fighter plane.

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And poor taxi Eric was in the back getting greener and greener.

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And then we'd ask him like, you know,

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you got big shoes, man, because you might need to use it.

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But he was okay.

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He, Eric has been on the helicopter.

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He went to the, excuse me, burger.

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He worked on the oil rigs in the North Sea for seven years.

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And so that's like, you know, two weeks on one week off.

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And you're always transported by big helicopters.

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So he's had even had some water crash training.

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So he was okay.

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But still, when you're doing touching-goes,

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it can make you pretty crazy in the back.

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But we did that for like two hours.

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It was great.

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Wonderful plane.

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Really really really like that machine.

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Fast too, man.

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Like a hundred and the cruising speed, about 150 knots.

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You know, you can go up to,

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this thing can really move.

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It can do like 170, 170 miles an hour.

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So really quite quite a nice machine.

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Of course, the gear retracts.

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So it's, that's where it gets some of the better aerodynamics from.

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It's definitely a machine I'm looking at.

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So I got really excited.

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You know, we're kicking the tires around the hanger.

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And it was two crappy after a while when we got back to take a helicopter out.

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Well, certain do that another time.

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And then I got a phone call.

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You know, so first we had the roller coasters in the air.

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The ups and the downs.

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And I got a phone call that a legal proceeding that I've been

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up to up in for like two and a half years.

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Finally is being settled.

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And I'm getting almost everything that I obviously deserved

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about two thirds.

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So in a settlement, you got to give a little bit right.

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But it was just getting crazy.

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Two and a half years worth of crap.

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So I was very happy about that.

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And all men with planes started looking more attractive to me.

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I tell you.

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I was like, you know, what would it be like to own one?

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And so, you know, we had some coffee, hung out,

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and you just talked to a guy stuff, right?

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Which I really should have recorded.

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I apologize.

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But I was kind of sucked up into the moment.

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And hop in the car to drive back to Amsterdam to the airport

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and my phone rings.

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And it's a whole other proceeding that just, you know,

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these things like the courts here, it's crazy.

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But I don't even want to go into it.

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So it's like, you know, where one door opens,

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another door closes, or one door closes,

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another door opens.

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That's definitely what happened today, man.

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Just continuously.

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So close the door on one proceeding,

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and open the door on another,

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which was not a good door necessarily to open.

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And I'm just trying to cut loose from this country.

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And I just want to get all my assets out

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and just be freeing clear everybody and be done with it all.

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And just when I think I'm out,

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they pull me back in.

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Well, that was a shitty impression.

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So I spent most of the ride back on the phone with lawyers

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until about, not just about three quarters of the way.

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And then I actually got another boost of a call.

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We've, I've finalized some important agreements

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and stuff, which is called stuff for now,

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for a new company that I am co-founder of.

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And I'm really excited.

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So this is where another huge, like,

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they loading doors opened up for me today.

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And now, don't think that, oh, you know,

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this is Adam's podcasting company,

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because it is going to be a part of a podcast

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and that is, will be a part of a much larger idea.

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I think is extremely exciting.

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I'm going to be talking about it in the next weeks.

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Maybe even days, talking more about what I see coming

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and where we're going.

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And podcasting is a big part of what's coming.

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It's probably just the tip of the spear.

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And it's taken quite a while to figure out

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where I might want to fit into all of this.

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And I think I've done them on to something.

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So what I'm going to do is, I'm just going to presume now

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that my flight back is going to be uneventful

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and everything else would be fine

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and that there are no more doors opening and closing today.

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And tomorrow I will be back with you from the cottage

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with a full source code.

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When you've been saving lots of bits over the past two days.

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Of course, we had the Patricia Pi Podcast,

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so I kind of left that run from Sunday over to Monday.

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And tomorrow, we know, first day,

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really back behind the mic with a full outliner stacked

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with clips and stuff to talk about.

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And who knows what else we'll be mentioning tomorrow.

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Now remember, all of you are under the no-dam announcements rule, right?

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All right.

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So in closing, I'd just like to say,

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that isn't an amazing, but I'm sitting here in airport.

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They're the McDonald's talking into a piece of plastic,

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which is being broadcast to all of you.

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Elroy Jetson signing off.
