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Adam, well, stranded in Cleveland.com, and I'm getting really sick of thinking about you every time I wipe my arms.

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This is Daily Source Code Number.

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481, $16 million worth of airplane strapped my ass.

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into this genre.

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I can't believe what you said.

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I think it's driving me mad.

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And it was so weeping

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And weeping me and weeping

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Oh yeah, you can't get more popular than that man

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That's perfect

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Girl's stuff

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Blue with the title of that

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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Coming to you from a very sunny Northern California

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from the Curry Condo in San Francisco.

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It is the daily source code episode 481.

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You could tell from the kind of generic opening,

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I need some more openings.

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Send them on, please.

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Adam and poncho.com.

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Me or in the end of the trip.

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And I'm feeling much better today.

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I got up a little bit later than normal 630.

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And these days, it's kind of hard not to wake up early

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because this memory told you that if I look up my window

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and I look out at the bay, which, of course,

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is, I've got such a view.

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I've got such a great bachelor pad.

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I've got everything I need, it's a bachelor in here.

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Every single thing except girlfriends, the clean and cook for me.

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So I used to have the Bank of America tower right outside

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which reached up about, I'm on the 24th floor.

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So it was probably 20th floor or something like that.

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So I could just look over it.

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Hey, San Seo with some nice vanilla splendor, everybody, I do.

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And they've started building this thing called one rinkin' hill.

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One rinkin' hill.com.

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It's going to be two towers.

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as the Bank of America tower was.

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And I was riding up the elevator yesterday.

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And, yeah, yesterday after work.

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and we get the chatting a little bit.

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Yeah, I got to go up to 24.

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So he says, have you heard about one rinkin' hill?

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I said, what do you mean?

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He says, well, it's apparently, 90% sold out.

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He says, oh, that's interesting.

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I said, you know, how high is this thing going?

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It says 59 stories.

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It's supposed to be the tallest building west of the Mississippi.

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I'm like, well, it's going to be two towers.

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Yeah, two towers, 59 stories each.

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I'll have absolutely no view whatsoever.

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I'll have no form of pay for you.

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It's going to be gone.

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Oh, man.

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So what amazes me?

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And I've never seen this, and I've lived in a lot of countries.

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But the work starts here at 5 a.m.

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they're pouring concrete and lifting steel.

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The rigor that goes into this.

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I think it's illegal to work that long on that.

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Imagine getting that done in France, huh?

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Well, you're 35 hour, 35 hour work week, lazy French bastards.

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Okay, stuff to talk about today.

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I wrote a couple of things down, stuff that I wanted to mention.

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These are just some general things that I caught on the six hour jet

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blue flight from New York to Oakland.

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And I just want to say a lot of people sent me email about jet blue.

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Yeah, jet blue really does rock.

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And I forgot to make one more comparison about jet blue.

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It is so much like the Concord, except for the speed, obviously.

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The Concord had a very, very similar type of layout, kind of, you know,

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for the, you know, these jet blue seats are wide enough

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that they actually equal what you'd get on the Concord.

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You couldn't stand up straight in the Concord.

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There was no television, no movies on the Concord, basically because the flight was so short,

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you know, by the time you got started that have to, you know,

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at the hand your head sets back in, and we'll get warm in the cockpit and everything.

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Did it a couple times, but jet blue, except for the speed, rivals it completely.

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So anyway, so they give you 36 channels of, of direct TV.

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And so I watched a lot of television, I really did.

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And I was able to basically sit through all six hours without freaking out.

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I could find something at least somewhere on one of the channels.

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And I saw some entertainment shows come by and two things that caught my eye.

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One is Wesley Snipes. What is going on with that?

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Wesley Snipes now being sought.

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There's a warrant out for is a rest of for back taxes that he owes.

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How can you mess that up, dude?

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If you, and he owes like $15 million in taxes, you got to make a lot of money to

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$15 million in taxes.

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So I don't know if they've found him yet, but this is, you know, kind of atypical for Hollywood celebrity.

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So watching that story very closely.

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And all, you know, New York State taxes trying to nail me.

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This has happened, uh, this has happened four or four years ago.

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All of a sudden New York State sent me a letter and said, oh, you owe us, uh,

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I don't know, something like $1.7 million.

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There's some crazy amount like that.

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And I said, you haven't lived in New York since 1987.

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I lived there for one year, you know, what do you after?

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Apparently I had a, I had a mailing address.

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After we moved from, uh, from the states to back to Europe, I had a mailing address in New York,

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which was basically, um, and a former employee, her, um, her apartment.

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And so I had to prove that that, you know, that I did not live in New York.

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And I had actually lived in New Jersey and we had sold the house and we had bought a house in Amsterdam

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at the time. And it cost me about $10,000 in lawyers fees to prove it.

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And now they come back. They've actually checked this. They've put out a warrant on me,

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New York State for like $48,000. Not a warrant for my arrest, but you know,

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I guess should I have tried to sell anything property wise or, I don't know,

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maybe they will arrest me if I tried to re-enter the country.

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Uh, and so now, you know, I've had to send off another $2.5,000 check to the lawyers to go and

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figure it out, just to prove that I, you know, there's no way you can't tax me if I,

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if I haven't lived in New York State. So, uh, so who knows what mean, what made you going on with

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Wesley Snipes? We've got to figure it out. And the other one that I, this is, I just love this story.

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Steve Winn, who's a major major mogul in Las Vegas, uh, he owns the, yeah, what the

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Bellagio and I guess the, does he have a Steve Winn hotel now? Whatever it is, uh, apparently he'd

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been working, you know, in the Blagio, if you've ever been there, has filled with beautiful paintings.

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And, uh, I guess he was spent a long time trying to get hold of this one particular Picasso for

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like 130 or 140 million dollars. And, uh, so he finally got the, the painting. And I believe it was the

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same day, maybe the day after it, he's showing this painting off to people. And he makes some kind of

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weird move, and he pokes a hole in the fucking painting with his elbow. 140 million dollar per

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castle. Fantastic. Of course it's all shareholder money, but still, just a great story.

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photo. Bye. Choose. Who's got Duncan? Not a good initiative there from our German colleagues.

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Very cool. A couple of people said, and I've received this before, maybe it's now heating up.

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We are not being in the UK. I can't really track it all that well, but, um, there's now a

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word, and I guess this is coming from partially from the UK, but also from the European Union.

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There is a draft proposal regarding, quote, television on the internet. On the internet,

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it's on the series of tubes, and what they, uh, and I don't have, I've not seen the draft

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proposal, but apparently there's some folks who want to regulate video on the internet,

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the same as television is regulated. Now, in the UK, by the way, there are already some laws

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that carry over to the, uh, to the internet regarding safety of children, and, uh, there's one other.

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I guess you can't threaten to kill someone. Something like that. So it's a little more restrictive

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than, uh, than the free speech that we enjoy in the United States, but not much. But now there's this,

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and I mean, you know where this is coming from? You know, this is coming from scared media companies

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who have some kind of cloud inside the EU, or was it, you know, some of these ministers are

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parliament or whatever. It's like, I think the quote was really good. If it looks like television,

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if it feels like television, and it smells like television, it probably is television, and even

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if it's on the internet, it should be regulated like television. And like, whoa, that's pretty big.

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Now, I'm sure that this is never going to pass. This will never become law, but it is kind of

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interesting. People are sending me, I'll put a link to, uh, to one of these stories about it. I guess

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the, uh, the times in the UK did, uh, the story about it. I've seen this story around,

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seems like something that's very, very hard to police to me. And it just doesn't make sense.

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I would definitely revolt against that. And that's crazy. Absolutely crazy.

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Uh, you know what, can you just bear with me one second? I got to have a crap. I've got, uh,

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the, uh, the shades here. The sun is now coming in. I can no longer see my computer screen,

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because I'm at the Baker's Rock. I, you've probably seen the picture of the set up before.

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So all that. I just got a plug in the, I don't have enough outlets. I don't have enough outlets for

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all the gear that I'm packing here. So I have to unplug one one a second. So I can plug in the, uh,

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the window blinds. They are automatic. There you go. Oh, much better. It's starting to,

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I was starting to perspire just a little bit. Okay, and let me plug the computer back in.

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Oh, man. I'm so ready to go home. I miss my girls.

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Interesting voice mail is coming in. I don't know how this happened, but for some reason now these,

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uh, these two numbers, the plus one two one sixty five six three five seven and then the, the,

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the UK number, which I can't remember off the top of my head, but it's on daily source code.com.

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People are now basically using that as a voice mail to get a hold of me. You know,

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which, of course, is really dangerous because we'll play your shit on the air if you use that to call me.

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And even though we've been gone for two years from the Netherlands, have not appeared on

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anything media-wise in, in the Netherlands at all. No interest. No reason.

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I still get calls. It's been a show. Can I come from the data chain for Adam Curry? Oh, check this.

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Those of you who are Dutch listeners, you'll probably get a kick out of this.

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And we'll meet in a black-nix program that you did to make a mark before someone's making an investment show.

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A television show about investors.

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At your zeven, um, a pair of lighting interview, uh, not shut the fuck out.

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How stupid are they? Why what I want to be on your show about investing?

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I'm not interested in that.

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It's not wasting my valuable bit time.

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Here's something closer to home. Adam Curry was happening. It's a month. It is 7.30 and I am an

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onsu in the NISO Hotel. I hope you can come down and join me.

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Now, is that, does that mean that monk is in San Francisco?

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Let me say.

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Ah, to be called to come up. Okay, so I at least is his cell phone number.

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Monk, what are you doing, man? I want to, if you think that I'm in New York or if he's in San

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San Francisco, dude, you gotta drop by the office today. We're gonna, we'll have some fun for sure.

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And, uh, and this was one that I've been waiting for. I've been waiting for someone to comment on this.

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I have been love the fact that we've got 24 minute segments.

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I am much, much preferable for any four-minute long segments,

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feelable again. Much, much, much easier this week to finish my listening day.

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But I thought for the first to play trials, which were a bit shorter.

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You know, I don't know, a lot of empty trees, one of the zones to play 90-minute long track

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and that would get through it. There was a variety of tracks that I've become in this long.

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So, I, with my say, I absolutely prefer the split-out deal-more games.

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Um, yeah, that's a blessing on this way. It's worth not had anyone saying how great it is.

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Really, really, I do much, it's very much the spirit. Thanks for adding.

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So, this is indeed something that's been an ongoing discussion about, uh, if you've never heard

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the Gilmore gang, go to Gilmore gang.podshow.com, G-I-L-L-M-O-R gang, Gilmore gang.podshow.com.

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Steve Gilmore does a weekly, I'd say I just like a chat, a conference call with, um, uh, industry-pundits,

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media analysts, not media analysts, the technology analysts, I was the only media analysts.

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uh, from TechCrunch, Jason Calicanas, Weblong Zinc, and AOL, and Netscape. Um, uh, there's always a,

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you know, uh, Dan Farber, Dana Gardner, uh, there's always interesting, really, I enjoy listening

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to the show. And what Steve has been doing for the past, God, I don't know, months and months and

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months is splitting this up into, uh, segments of, you know, 24, 25 minutes, and then releasing them.

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And they, of course, they come out on the feed and reverse order. So, you get the end of the show.

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First, if you listen to it in, in, in that chronological order, and I've found it rather confusing,

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uh, and there's been a lot of debate about it, you know, should you cut, you know, I think we've

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been through this with Joseph Jaffee. I don't like it when you cut shit up like that. But at the, of course,

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there is no necessarily no right or no wrong, and it's up to Steve to treat his audience over.

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He wants to treat him. So this is a happy audience member. And I know I've talked about this

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particular show, uh, earlier this week, maybe, yeah, earlier this week, where, um, we talked a lot

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about Pod Show, we talked a shitload about Splendid. That was pretty amazing. It was just so,

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so fun to hear that the, the Splendid vibe has been, uh, has been cruising throughout, uh,

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throughout the network, and everyone's very aware of it. Um, but Jason Calcana's, who I know from

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uh, our previous company, when Ron and I had a think new ideas, uh, which, that was a huge company.

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It was like 700 people, and we were, we were publicly listed in a, it was a fantastic time. We were

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based in New York, uh, the days of Silicon Valley. And Jason Calcana's actually, um, uh, founded,

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I guess the Silicon Valley reporter. So, you know, we, we've known Jason for a long time. And, uh,

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uh, you know, wherever, in the same time, we will hook up and try to have coffee or drink or something

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like that. We exchange ideas from time to time. I mean, I think he's, um, there's a lot of the same

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DNA there. Uh, he's an obsessive folder I found out. So that's kind of cool. Uh, but he did something

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on the most recent guilt go more going, that I just wanted you to hear. Uh, he did an, an Adam

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Curry in, in impersonation or impression. Um, and, uh, well, listen for yourself, make your own decision.

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But, uh, I couldn't stop laughing. Miami shells. You know, why are you doing that YouTube? And then

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boom, it's like, why comes up, it's like, stop it, you know, stop. You send me that Jason. I want to see

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that. That's great. So class. All right. Well, don't be so nice to each other because of the

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destroyers. Oh, man. Adam. Yeah. Adam and I are, uh, uh, a good, good pass. I know. I've heard

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that's why I can bust the balls a little bit. Well, certainly you knew that coming in didn't just

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see. Uh, well, you know, you told me that two days ago. I'm, uh, you know, I can't do it already.

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The most is my Adam Curry invitation. I, uh, dude. Um, you got to do it. All right. Let's do it. Well,

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it wasn't an impression or impersonation. It's an invitation. There you go. Right out on it.

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With $400 million of airplanes trapped to my ass. It was a big side of reaper in my mouth.

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And slender being snorted up my nose. I feel like I'm flying into a billion dollar market cap.

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Why? When the credit card is, hey, my daughter is going out with this guy. He's, we don't do

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show. Ping-pow. Hey. Football is screwed up. Big time, lost a domain. But hey, what are you

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going to do? And let me tell you something, Joseph Jacky, you're my bitch boy. Ben Dover,

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we're out fold and crunchy for you. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm pod. Say if music network

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come to live. I'm a Gary Gasville Curry condo. Curry condominium. Curry mode. Great

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day, man. Curry coppid. Yeah. I'm crying. Oh, you know, back in the 80s, I was hanging out

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with, you know, a mega desk. And we were on the plane and like, everybody was really fucked up.

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You know, Phil Collins came in and I mean, Phil, we're talking to you. Phil and I used to hang out all the time.

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It's got crazy coke addict. It was insane. Phil and I, we were doing coke from literally.

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The bathroom in the back of the G4 all the way up to the pilots. And the pilot, he was doing coke

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right across the dashboard. I'm telling the G5. We had to get, we had to get rid of fuel because there

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was so much cocaine that we snored. We had to drop fuel. And, yeah, that was the 80s. You know,

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and that was the Zinvot MTV is, you know, MTV. I don't even get invited to the 30 years.

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But let me tell you something. There was so much cocaine in MTV. It looked like it was Christmas

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in Miami all the time. And I was, yeah, when the real world happened and we called it the real

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coke. It was the real coke world. I mean, that's basically what it was. And that was great. It was great.

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And that's a little bit of that MTV. I'm telling you right now. Hey, it's my wife. How you doing, honey?

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I'm all going to be a fan later. Seriously. I know what? My floppy ass. I can't take it anymore.

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So flabby. And I'm getting no sex from my wife. And we put it in a bid for another castle.

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And I know you guys are broke. But I'm buying my 16th home. And I'm just going to open an ass

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because I can only fit four cars in the garage. And I'm trying to convert my neighbor's house into a 16

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car garage. And it's a real pain in the ass. My life's terrible. It's terrible. I'm spending my venture

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capital on $16,000 around trip virgin elite air ticket. And, you know, virgin elite air.

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Let me tell you something. It's fantastic. UPNs will never experience it. No, it's private aviation

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like I do. But let me tell you something. I know you want to live by characters for me. They serve

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you. Good dive a chocolate. And it's sprinkled with cocaine. I'm not a virgin Atlantic double elite.

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I was up there with Richard Branson. It was great. So it was great to Branson. I would hung out a

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lot in the 80s. I was great. I'm not saying that my life went downhill after the 80s. But

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you say that nobody's life would be what the 80s work. Because he was crazy. It was crazy.

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Mega death. I'm telling you poison. Those guys. Holy cow. Mega death. I'm poisoning us.

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We used to have crazy crazy crazy times. Crazy times. It was like the first life that

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lives it. I was there, you know. It was the first life it. We were there. We're backstage.

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Be a white Aussie, Sharon. We're having a great time. Do you mention I know Aussie and Sharon?

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Absolutely. Fantastic. I was on Aussie's plane back in 89. He hasn't returned my goal since.

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Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. There were some other fantastic moments in that Gilmore gang. You

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should definitely check it out. If you're on a serious star's 102, we have another three and a half hours

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of awesome stuff coming your way on the pod show on series today. If you're listening to the

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podcast, when you're in luck because we got more stuff. Yeah, we got lots more stuff. No, I don't know

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a second. Oh, man. I love that. Let me see what I was going to tell you. I think we're

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continuing with another season of Shadow Falls. That's cool news. But I know we're going to have

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a call with the Mark Yoshimura and him cough today. There's all kinds of ideas. It's guys full of

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fucking ideas. I'm going to do some of that. What else are we doing? Working on some video streaming

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stuff that I'm going to tell you about probably next week, end of next week. I'm actually

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been testing some stuff. If you go to curry.com, you can find a link somewhere that has a, that's a

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test link. It's just a test. Okay. So just just to see kind of some of my, some of the ideas were

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working on. And in the big UK launch, first or second week of November, that's on the horizon.

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And, and also a refresh, well, refresh, I can overhaul a pod show plus. There's a lot of cool stuff

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that we're doing. And, you know, nothing I can show you this week. Excuse me, send it. Say it with some

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splinter. But I definitely will be able to talk a little bit more about it next week as some things

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have firmed up. It's just cool stuff. Very, very excited. All right, what was this? Oh, check this out.

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This is a young polette master. I'll tell you about it after the song. It's like bad 80's pop remix

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something listenable.

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[ Music ]

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The night you blow my mind

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No tied generation seduction

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You can find that on the pod save music

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Now work that as a project

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A mastering project done by young poet

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Long time listeners of the Charlie will know that young poet used to do the hit test

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Which of course I had to stop doing

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When we went completely pod safe

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I love doing those hit tests

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Young maybe we should do just one more

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Just to reprise you know

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I'm sure we could get away with one

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Just to remind people how cool it was

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And how cool it could be if we could actually play

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Some of the older songs from our yesterday year

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You know the soundtrack to our lives

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So young is now apparently the business of mastering stuff

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It's pretty cool this is from the UK

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No tied generation

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As I said it's been like really bad 80s pop

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But it sounds cool and new and fresh

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Thank you very much for sending me that to sending that to me young

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Give me a call 201 65657

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That's a plus one

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If you got yourself on put the plus in first

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So if you travel outside the country's borders

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You can still call into the Charlie 201 65657 in the UK

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In London, O2O 766113753

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Alright tomorrow will be food bar Friday

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Hopefully an assur-size from Amy Mack

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I have not seen anything show up today

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And I didn't hear any knock at the door

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So hopefully I'll have that

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And of course I'm sure our musicologist

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Jersey Todd will check in with a couple of cool tunes

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To roll out for you

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And then I'll be going home

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I'm very very ready

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It's been a shitty shitty two weeks

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A lot of fun, a lot of productive stuff

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A lot of good things, business wise

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Fun with everyone, good to see everybody at the office

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But I felt like absolutely fucking crap

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So I can't wait to get home and be pampered

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He's been promised to me

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Talk to you, everybody, for Food Bar Friday

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Take care

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