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Delta, share a Charlie 2-4-Zero.

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With $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Transmidders?

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Than the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticking, can we?

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I like to think I'm flying into the future.

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Welcome to the Curry Kondo. It's the 15th of September, 2005.

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Well, brand new acoustics, everybody.

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How you doing? Welcome to your daily source code.

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It's been a few days.

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If that all kinds of stuff going on,

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why do you have explanation of your, uh,

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you'll understand once we're getting to it?

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The very first show coming to you from Curry Kondo.

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This is your daily source code.

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So, um, apologies first and foremost for those of you

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bummed out that I actually haven't had more than one show up all this week.

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Because now Thursday, international,

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jet-ro-sexual, man of mystery,

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traveling all over the globe.

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That'll definitely screw up your, uh, your source code schedule.

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Take that and some DNS and transfer and delivery

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issues and all kinds of crap, but I'm here.

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It's been my first night at the Kondo.

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I've got lots to talk about about our adventures in New York.

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What's going to be happening for the next two weeks in San Francisco, California?

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Okay, just to set the scene a little bit, um,

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I'm in the Kondo.

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Uh, of course you have no idea what that looks like,

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really maybe you seem wanted to picture it on a weblock,

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but, um, I have a bed.

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I have a couch. I've got, uh, table. I have no chairs.

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Uh, I have no cups.

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Uh, apparently, JC Penny did deliver a whole bunch of stuff,

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but when I got here last night, after the plane ride, uh, from hell,

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there was nothing here, so we're just kind of making

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do with what we got. I still got to figure out where to get some breakfast.

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Uh, yeah, it is 1045. Um, I'm going to break it down and, uh,

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give you a full rundown of everything that's been going on. All good stuff.

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As, uh, we roll out a kind of, I don't want to do,

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like a jazzy source go today, kind of just mellow and, uh, kind of ease into it.

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I found, um, from mashuptown.com, very interesting mashup.

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Titled, even your jazz is not safe from the mashup,

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and it's, uh, a little bit of, uh, was it take five in there?

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And, uh, well, you see if you can, uh, figure out all of the different jazz songs.

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Enjoy this while I, uh, get to put some on my feet.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, well, jazzy, uh, jazzy undertones to kick off the daily source code, uh, for this, uh, Thursday.

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So you can hear right off the bat, there's a way different acoustics taken place here.

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I'm also in the, uh, uh, in the living room slash, um, well, there's an open kitchen.

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It has, uh, oh, second. It has, uh, it has a bar, uh, and so I basically put everything next to

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the sink. I've got, uh, got the power book here. I've got, uh, the digital audio workstation. I've got, uh,

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I got the new mic, uh, which I have, uh, there's a little flight case that comes with this new,

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AKG mic, so I've actually stood that on its end. And I'm still leaning over, of course, so I don't have a podcast

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complex up here, but I have different ideas for how I want to set stuff up here. Also, um, you could tell that, uh,

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it's just empty. Uh, I've got the most phenomenal view here. Um, I can see if, now, I have, what is it, uh,

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three, two hundred, two hundred, like two hundred, no, I don't have two hundred,

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see, I have to go from there. Well, yeah, I almost have like a hundred and seventy degree view. I'm

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almost a hundred-dated degree view. I guess it's depending on how you look at it. Uh, corner, um,

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corner apartment that kind of hangs out over the building. So it's really cool. So I, to the right,

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I see, uh, the skyline, the city, um, ahead. I see, uh, the hills. And if I were to look left, uh,

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actually I'm right across from the Bank of America building, uh, and the clock's not working.

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On the last night when I came in, it was working, and then at midnight it went off, and it hasn't

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come back on yet. I wonder if it only, uh, if it's only on at night. And of course, there is the, uh,

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the up ramp, the on ramp to the, uh, uh, was it, uh, to the Bay Bridge over to Oakland. So I've got

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to really quite an, uh, an amazing view, although there is a huge yellow crane, almost, uh, almost at

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my, I level here, and we're up on the 24th floor. Uh, and I don't know how long the construction

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is going to go on, but, uh, let me see, where should we start? When we last, um, when we last spoke,

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I was on my way to New York, that was Tuesday. Yeah, I was going to do a source code on Tuesday,

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but then we had all kinds of DNS issues and all kinds of stuff, uh, basically just blew up,

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and so I was able to repose Monday source code, uh, thanks to Apple putting it on the dot

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Mac, and I may even have to do that again today, because we're still having all kinds of DNF

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stuff, DNF stuff, but this is, you know, this is what happens. Uh, luckily we're all just kind of

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getting back from somewhere vacation. So we're working all the kinks out and, uh, Brian and Marcus

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and, uh, Chris Rockwell, we're all moving servers, uh, over the past two days they've been up for,

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for just nights on end, get everything all set up because, you know, yeah, um, I love it when

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people say, oh, you've got all that money. You're so well funded and you shit didn't work. Well,

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that's exactly what we've got it for. So, you know, give us a little time to play catch up if you don't

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would really work on it. Um, so I didn't do the show on Tuesday, even though I had a kind of plan,

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so I have a few of the elements, uh, for Tuesday's show in today's show. Um, flew, uh,

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of course, Virgin upper class loved it as always. It was funny. The, um, the entire crew from,

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orange county chopper was that, um, a chopper is born. Is that, uh, no, that's not the tide

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love it. Uh, maybe it's called orange county chopper. I don't remember the name of the reality

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show where they build chopper motorcycles. It's, uh, basically, you know, the big dude with the, uh,

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with the kind of like the walrus mustache, the whitish walrus mustache. So he and his, uh, I guess

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four, five of them were all, uh, uh, on my flight. And it was pretty funny because he and, I guess

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it was his girlfriend or maybe his wife, I don't know. Um, uh, so they had two of the middle seats.

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you've kind of got your own little world there. And there's a divider if you're in one of the

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middle seats, uh, one of the middle two, um, there's a divider right down the middle of the

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plane, so that, you know, your seat mate basically, you know, doesn't bother you. It was so funny

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because, you know, it was clear that, um, he wanted, uh, I should figure out what his name is.

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Uh, he, he clearly wanted to be kind of closer to his wife. And so out came the screw drivers and

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they just dismantled the whole thing, the whole divider in between these two seats and basically

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created a huge double bed, which was hilarious because I'm like, yeah, next time I travel with the

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Trish, I'm going to do that. He's got to bring my, uh, um, my compass and rubber knife and we'll

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get it all all fixed up. Um, the flight was, uh, reasonably uneventful, although we did have, uh,

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I'd have to say about four, 500 miles worth of clean air turbulence, um, which isn't, you know,

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dangerous per se. Uh, usually nothing really happens. And, you know, the airplane is,

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can well withstand, uh, the shocks and jolt, but it's very uncomfortable, uh, for, uh, for the

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passengers, um, and it was kind of hard to get to sleep. And I actually, it gave me a little bit of a pain in my neck,

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just because of all the, the bouncing and jolting must have gone on for, uh, um, yeah,

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probably about an hour, 45 minutes to an hour. Um, and then I got into New York, um, and the United

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Nations, uh, as you probably know, uh, or mate might have heard, have their 60th, uh, general assembly,

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this week in New York. There was not a sin, and of course, a fashion week just ended. There was not a single

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hotel in the entire city that had one single room, not even at the airport. And I'd foolishly

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booked myself into, uh, into Newark airport. And the hotel we wound up getting was, uh, up, uh, in Westchester,

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like near Rye, New York. Uh, so I had a fun time, like two hours from the airport getting up there,

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because it was nine, nine, nine, 30 at night. And for some reason, of course, the George W. The

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George Washington Bridge was completely backed up. It was, it was a nightmarish. And, you know,

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so got in and we had to leave the hotel at 7 a.m. the next morning to go in and, and present. And we,

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and we did two, uh, two presentations, uh, to two groups of media buyers, um, and media planners,

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uh, so these are the people that actually buy radio advertising and, uh, internet advertising. And

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I think we did two sessions and we had about 50 people in each one, I'd say, very, very enthusiastic.

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Lots of really good questions and some, and nice to see some very creative thinking going on about

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how we can do, um, different types of advertising, uh, in podcasts. So, uh, that was, uh,

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I was actually quite delightful. And then, um, so that was, of course, Wednesday, and, you know,

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I had no time to do a show, um, and at quarter to three, the car picked this up and my, like,

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was a 23rd street or something like that. To go to JFK, took us two hours to get the JFK,

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the flight, which, of course, was fully booked. So, there was, uh, Chris, who's our, uh, VP of business

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development, and we were both together. So, we were sitting in the back, like, row, uh, 39,

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or something like that, because there was, you know, no other seats available, no upgrades available,

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or anything. Uh, and then we sat on the tarmac for about two hours, and then, of course,

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the six and a half hour flight. So, by the time I got in, it was, uh, it was a court like a 1230

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quarter to one, and we had literally been on the road for 12 hours, and so I was just completely wiped

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out, and I basically threw the sheet on the bed that Patricia had, had nicely packed into my, uh,

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into my suitcase, and, uh, and hit the hay, and I must say, I had a great sleep, uh, I didn't

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wake up for anything, really, uh, just kind of awoke all by myself, uh, to, uh, well, unfortunately,

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it's kind of a gray foggy day, um, foggy day. I can see, uh, when I can see the other side of the day,

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so it's not all that bad, but the hills are still, um, uh, the crests are just, uh, enveloped

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in fog, is that what I, is that, what it is, and enveloped? Uh, that's fog, okay? It's just a fricking.

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You don't want to fly there. Let's put it, not without your instrument rating. Let's put it that way.

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Also, it's something that I had to queue up for Tuesday, from the across the sound podcast,

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was, uh, a topic that we discussed, uh, with all these, uh, media buyers and planners and advertising

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agency people, and they had actually discussed some of the sound advertising stuff that I had done

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on their show, and I just wanted to play a little snippet from that for you. I think that's interesting,

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actually, what's, what's, have you heard about what Adam Curry is doing? He's got a neat experiment.

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He, he, he, he, he, he's up there talking about a coffee, a fan of his coffee, or if it's a coffee

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maker called Senseo. Um, and what he does is that is that he says, stop what you're doing right

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now when you're listening to my podcast, and remember where you are and look around you and

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you and focus on one object that you're looking at while you're listening to this. And I'm going

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to say the word Senseo. And I guarantee you that every single time you look at that object or

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or item, you're going to remember the word Senseo. And in he says, gee, I wonder if there's

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something to that if there's some sort of advertising model from that. And so for me, I was actually

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sitting outside of Starbucks listening to his podcast when he said that. So now, whenever I see that

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the Starbucks logo, I'm thinking Senseo, which is kind of a weird kind of a weird thing. And

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you know, maybe maybe I may start to move away from Starbucks towards Senseo. So I think that

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that's kind of neat. Um, one thing that the funny thing is I, what I happen to when you said that

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I happen to stare at at my pocket pegs, uh, the screen coolments, uh, oral catch strips. And,

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you know, I guess with coffee breath, uh, that would come into play as well. So for for some reason,

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the the object that I happen to look at had that contextual rid of and see as well.

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Uh, so it's a very, it's a very cool idea. I don't know what you do with it, but maybe you can

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maybe if there's some like day part advertising or a pod part, uh, advertising. So that people

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can sponsor like a minute. And, uh, and I don't know, maybe there's some somebody holding up some

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way to capitalize on that. Well, I think it's, I think it's going to be probably the most expensive

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slot to advertise on. That's what I think. Because you can't help yourself if you're listening and

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someone says, okay, pick a spot. You don't, you know, you can't not want to do it. Because you're

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already programmed. But the minute I say the minute you hear, I say, okay, pick a spot. You're already

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lost, you know. Um, I think we actually have a conversation with the sense say, oh, people pretty

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pretty soon. I'd love to do this with them because it does work. Um, if, well, I'm not going to do it

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today. I'm not going to do it right now. Um, one thing was really disappointing. You know, I got this

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great MDA, this T mobile, um, now I'm a T mobile customer and I pay monthly and they can direct

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debit my account and all that. And they still have me on probation because I'm a new customer. I'm,

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you know, so, um, if you go like 50 or 50 pounds over your a lot of budget or some shit like that

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for your, you're, you're, you're predicted monthly build and immediately, uh, they stop outgoing calls.

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They stop, uh, if you're roaming in a different country, uh, you can't send any outbound text or SMS.

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You can only receive. And, uh, so this happened when I, when I arrived really late to Tuesday night.

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And so I said, oh, I'll just hop on the website, um, and, uh, and, you know, top up my account there.

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And of course, so the website didn't work. It was broken. Called the number, um, uh, they're open from 7 a.m.

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So, you know, a UK time, 7 to 10 or something like that. So, I had to wait.

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And really, it just pisses me off, you know, this whole, I guess they have no incentive to really

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make it work, you know, this by this phone and you can travel the world and you can use it everywhere.

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It's, you know, it's not true. It just doesn't work everywhere. You've got to continuously be in contact

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with your, um, with your network provider to, to make all the bits and bytes, uh, gel at the same time.

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And it's, uh, disappointing is what it is. Uh, what else did I want to say? There were a couple of,

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oh, yeah. Um, so on this, this flight from hell that we had yesterday, they played,

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since we were so delayed. They played five, five, count them five episodes of,

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everybody loves Raymond. I don't love Raymond anymore after five episodes of that. But then they

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played a movie in Chris and I looked at each other and I went, oh, man, this is going to be a real

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chick movie. It was um, sisterhood of the traveling pants. I don't know if you've seen this, uh, this movie.

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Uh, but it was a 100% chick flick. And, uh, and what I hated even more is it maybe cry.

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It's just like, oh, man, it's a chick flick and I'm crying. This is, this is wrong. This is all wrong.

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A little bit of pod save music now, although I realize it's actually it's not pod safe.

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network, Carmen Tyler, who has a couple of really, really good songs up there. This is a classic one,

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kind of staying in our, in our Jazzy vibe, which, uh, well, the ASCAP BMI payments will take care of it.

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But it's not pod safe every pod cast. It's summertime.

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So hush, little baby, and don't you cry.

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Man, who is that girl? Carmen Tyler. K-A-R-M-Y-N Tyler with a Y as well.

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Summer time, she also got a great song called The Guilty, which I'll be sure to play for you here on

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The Daily Source Code. A couple of the things I wanted to mention. The podcast music network

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where you can also pick that song up has a really cool new feature, which I just noticed earlier this

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week. When you add a song to your playlist, and then you report it as played, it pops up a little

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window that will automatically send an email to the artist who song that belongs to. And you

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can edit the email, what it basically says. Hey, the Daily Source Code played your song in episode,

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and of course it puts in the episode number that you tagged. And it sends it off to them, which is

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it's a part really, it's social networking, which is great. And I've been playing a lot with

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social networking, but it's really just small little features that make it work so incredibly well,

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just like that email that is sent off. And of course, it has a link back to my podcast page.

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So it's really, it's very, very cool. Also, yeah, I wanted to thank the multitude of people

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who have their Wi-Fi networks open. You know, my Wi-Fi networks have always been open all over the

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world, wherever I've lived, and I've enjoyed using them, and coming into the Curry Condo with no

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phone, no cable, and no internet connectivity. I must say absolutely phenomenal to see 15 open

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networks just sitting there waiting for. We've of course, I'm up really high, so you have to be kind

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of careful, because you can kind of get reflected bounces, you know, a car all drive by, and

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all of a sudden you'll get five new networks, because, you know, the signal just bouncing off of

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its straight up and through all the glass into the into the, into the pad. But I guess there's

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a couple of people, what I must be, several people in the building, who also have Wi-Fi, and I've been

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totally vibing on this three-com network. So anyone who has the networks open, thank you very much,

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again, it's so much appreciated. You have really no idea.

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Hey, yeah, this is hit, there's number 58. Hey, I'm on airplane.

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I'll go back to the 1767 somewhere halfway, yet Atlantic, cruising at a speed of 500 miles

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an hour, and the altitude of 33,000 feet. Young clearly has a hundred million dollars worth of

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airplane strapped to as asked where today's hit does. With a lot of noise, cramps in between two

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seats right in the middle of an airplane. So I can hardly type, I hope and confine to the function

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keys to start everything. But there is a hit test, so here we go, this is number one.

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Well, that's, I think it was certainly within the first hundred record I ever owned,

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Deon Warwick, heartbreaker. And number two.

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Another one I should know was the first video of the year, the very first video of musical

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awards, Don Henley, was the summer. And the final one is number three.

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I recognize it. I do recognize it, but no. And times up and here are the answers

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from a seat. What is it? 33 E in a 767. This is answer number one.

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It's a start from 1983. It's Deon Warwick. This is a heartbreaker.

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It's past me love. It's a new world.

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I'm going to New York, New York, New York International Airport.

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And see number one, Deon Warwick, heartbreaker. And this is answer number two.

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From 84, Don Henley and the boys of summer.

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Yeah. Saw that dead head sticker on the Cadillac.

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And this is a third and final answer. Also sung from 1984. This is We Are Deon.

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We Are Deon.

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Then Hartman, We Are Deon.

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The third and final answer in today's hit test.

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From Continental Flight 71 to New York International Airport,

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somewhere in the middle of the plane from the economy clash,

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the packaging between my trifling companion and a total stranger.

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I have totally no idea when I can mail you this one or upload it to the server.

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I suppose to have me having free Wi-Fi at the hotel.

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So, feedback is still welcome at hittest.gmail.com.

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And the website, yonpolit.com is where you can find some info about the hittest and the hittest

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box catch that's janpolyt.com. Well, thank you for listening.

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Don't expect me to know when the next one will be.

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I hope somewhere in the coming days. If not, you know why.

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I'm having a good time in New York and I'm trying to do some nice things here.

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So, until next time, bye-bye.

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All right. Yonpolit from 37,000 fees.

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Sort of C33E is what it was on his way to Newark New Jersey.

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Great Yon really appreciated.

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Glad we could finally fit that one in.

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Okay. So, that's it. Almost 35 minutes a little longer than I wanted to go.

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I still got to do some production work. Then I'm going to head over to the office.

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Which will be fun. And we've got two days of some hard work ahead of us. We've got some demos.

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We're doing. We've got some folks coming into town tomorrow morning.

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So, it's going to be pretty busy. Thank you very much for tuning in.

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As always, dailysourcecode.com. I don't know. This may have been hosted not on our own podcast

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delivery network, but maybe maybe I put it back on God Mac or something. So, hopefully,

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this all arrives in good shape. We'll get everything fixed. And I can't do my signature sign-off

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because the TSA Homeland Security confiscated my lighter. So, I can't click out of here. So,

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we'll just leave it at this. I will see you tomorrow on the Daily Sourcecode.

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Another pod show podcast. Stick it in your ear.