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opened up the show by telling you that it is indeed the mystic 512. I've been trying to

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play that song for you for two days in a row. How is it possible that I went to California?

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I went to Los Angeles, that is, and that I stayed at the same hotel I stayed last time,

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but I swore I wouldn't stay at the Beverly Hills Hotel, which of course is the epitome of

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old world old fashioned Hollywood. And it shows because they still haven't fixed their

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goddamn internet connection. It was impossible for me to really tight schedule. You know,

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when you're in LA, you got to do breakfast meetings. It's like 730, and of course you don't finish

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up the day until 1030 at night after you're done with your dinner meeting. Everybody take in meetings

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and there's just no time in the morning to dig around. You know, I would need to get my pod

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safe music. I need to be able to upload stuff. And in the morning is when everyone else apparently

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is on the network at the Beverly Hills hotel. So I'm sorry. I wasn't able to get a show out to you.

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But it's good to be back in the condo. And let me tell you, man. I have been there. I've been,

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I have been to the Death Star. There's a lot of confusion going on. Hollywood, my friends.

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Everybody is running around trying to figure stuff out. And yeah, I know everyone's got to be in

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the new media. We've got to be doing the new stuff. Even if we aren't making any money, we want

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to do stuff with you. And let's take another meeting. And oh my god, it was, it's like the whole

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town is just going nuts because they're not sure how to how to participate in the stuff we're

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doing online. We met a lot of great people over the past two days, though. It was great to see

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Tony Costas from Costas a World, Sharon Bam from Rock and Roll TV. Oh, man, we sell so many people.

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Crank you. You met the guys from G-Living Live. Of course, we also met people at like

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William Morris Agency. C-A-A. I see it. It was fun though. It really was. Yesterday, I just got

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to tell you though. I was, I was so fed up with everything so fed up, just even having breakfast,

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just listening to the conversations at tables. I should have recorded that. I would just too busy.

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I wasn't thinking. Anyway, so I had this whole thing planned out. I was going to use the

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the dial tone system, which apparently really works. You know, where I basically give you the touchton

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dial tones and you hold your telephone up to your speaker and it actually will dial. I was going

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to give you my room number to dial so that, you know, we could have some fun with it, but I didn't

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have a line anyway. We'll be doing more with the dial tones later on, but perhaps we can still do

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have a little bit of the fun that I'd planned for you while I was in the Beverly Hills hotel.

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It's a real sing-along free hall. And, uh, no, I don't think it's pot safe.

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I just found the head. And, one day, he was shooting ads and food up through the ground. Come

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above the link through the hall and answer. Right, who? Texas T.

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Just thinking, oh, gentlemen, can folks said, Jed move away from them, said California is the place

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you're to be, so they loaded up the truck and they moved to Beverly Hills that is some swimming

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booths movie star, Josh. Granny and me always has to dance this little number. If you'll take my

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part, I'll try to take Granny's part. What do you say?

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Now it's time to say goodbye to Jed and all this kid. They would like to thank you, folks,

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it's kind of a drop at the end. I won't invite you back again to this locality. I have a heap

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in heaven of the hospitality Beverly Hills. That's what to call them now. Nice folks,

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y'all, come back here. Much back. Yep. That's all. You know it. Earl Scruggs,

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Ballad of Jed, Clampett. Yeah, that was good. Of course, there were some good parts of the trip,

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you know, hooking up with Mark Yoshimura Namcoff, hadn't seen him in a while. And it's always good

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for me to to see Mark in person because, you know, sometimes the thing he says, I'm

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Pacific Coast, hell away. I just so brash and so mean and it's good to, you know, look at him.

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So I can just go, oh yeah, that's right. I understand now. Hey Adam, it's Chris Conley from CC

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radio. biz and I was listening to DSC 511 and you said this. The sky is completely red. The sun

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is just coming up over the clouds and the distance over the day. And even though,

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in fact, I'm going to actually put down the shade here so I can see what's on my screen.

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You know, there's an old, uh, damn, that's loud. There's an old sailor's, uh,

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rhyme that says, uh, uh, reds, uh, reds guys at night, sailors delight, reds guys at morning,

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sailors take warning. I don't know though because I've had some really nice red mornings here in

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in the Bay area and the days have been just fantastic. Oh, yeah. And I just wanted to mention

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after spending two months on a lobster boat, what I realized is that sailors take warning in the

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morning because of red skies, although it may seem like a nice day being sunny, the water is affected

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by the wind and the wind will pick up. Now, living in the city, that affects the weather.

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And frankly, your safety isn't determined by the wind. So that's why that's all Adam.

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All right. Okay. Folder. Folder scruncher. No, no, no, giveers, no takers.

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Okay, a couple more days left in San Francisco. It's going to be great because we have our, uh,

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our second annual holiday party coming up on, um, what is it Friday?

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from Los Angeles, um, oh, by the way, as I came back to the condo yesterday, I took a look at the home page.

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Cali Lewis appeared on the MSNBC with former colleague of mine, Allison Stewart, to give you the, uh,

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been into the, uh, into the condo while I was gone. I also had everything's feeding back and beeping

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all over the place. Anyway, um, so that was pretty cool. There's a nice clip of that, uh,

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that you can find in the home page of podshow.com. Um, and then, uh, the high fish show,

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um, Lika and Kevin apps went to the premiere of the new Will Smith movie.

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the premiere, and they got the mayor of San Francisco. And, uh, I was really proud. Like, yeah, go.

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you get a different type of crew once, you know, if it's not someone from entertainment tonight,

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you know, or some real, you know, real mainstream, achy type entertainment show, and it seems to be a

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little more, you know, in the groove in the vibe, which the high fish show is completely all about.

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All of a sudden, people start talking very differently, and you should really take a look at this,

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and tell me if you don't think, uh, Jada Smith, uh, Will Smith's wife is, is kind of throwing a

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little different attitude into the mix, which I'd like, because it seems like it's much more her,

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much more real, but it was just something that, uh, that I really noticed. Um, you know, uh, I really

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wanted to hook up Barry Barry is the guy who does, uh, cure him radio, radio, cure him, and, uh,

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Barry, um, maintains a lot of the forums at castblaster.com and helps, uh, castblaster Mike out.

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As you know, we're working on, uh, castblaster video, which is, um, that's going to be so cool.

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You should check out, check out testing one two three dot pod show dot com testing one two three,

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uh, and that's new world's one two three dot pod show dot com. That's, uh, castblaster Mike,

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and I, I really, I think that what the guy is doing is fantastic. Um, he's really using his,

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he's eating his own dog food as he's testing along. So he's putting himself on camera, uh,

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while he's testing the application. Anyway, long story short, uh, that, uh, I really want to

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hook Barry up and play his winter promo, uh, but Barry, dude, two minutes long. Hi, this is Barry

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J and Jess from Radio QRM. Hey there. Well, it's that time of year again. The towns and villages

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up here in New Hampshire are decorated to the hill with all sorts of colorful lights and inflatable holiday

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decorations. We'd like to call this the Christmas season. Josh 11 o'clock. The Grinch by the front

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porch is small. Heart won't be growing three sizes a day this year. When we're not out hunting

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inflatable holiday decorations, Jess and I do a weekly podcast from the Menanda region of New Hampshire.

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Josh frosty at two o'clock. No more birthdays for him. The show is a little home spun humor

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reindeer at five o'clock Josh. One down seven to go, a little news. Josh, over there,

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Snoopy by the Christmas tree. No more dancing in the backyard for him and a little fun with

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life in New Hampshire. Josh up on the rooftop. Santa!

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sin is going to be running a little late this year. Oh yeah, and we also feature great music

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from the pod safe music network. So check us out at radioqrm.com or visit our pod show site at

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radioqrm.podshow.com. Oh no. Is that an inflatable snow globe with the entire cast of

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root off the red nose reindeer inside? Barry J. Hand me my hell of sir.

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Radioqrm does not condone the destruction puncture or dismemberment of any decoration for

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the Christmas season. No actual inflatable holiday decorations were destroyed during the making of this

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promo. Well, maybe just one. If the use of the word Christmas offend you, grow a thicker skin.

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Yeah nice Christmas spirit there guys. All right Los Angeles was in the Christmas spirit.

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You know, it's always so weird to be roaming around a relatively warm climate and seeing all these

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unbelievable Christmas displays. As we were right in Beverly Hills with no fucking internet.

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The houses were just extraordinary. I'm kidding around about about LA, but there is definitely

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some, there's a lot of people who are in California who are really dissolutioned

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with what's going on in Hollywood and they are showing up and that's what's really cool.

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I really, I really like the talent that's that's walking around there that just no longer fits in.

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And I'm not talking about just, you know, people who never got a break. I'm talking about people who

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have had many breaks and are just sick and tired of the whole process.

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And there's a lot of people out there with big fuck you money who also just want to do something cool. So

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that's the good news. But it's exactly the way I remembered it really is. Let me see if something

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else was going to say about, hmm, crap, I can't remember. I'll tell you what, I'll go look at my

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notes and you think about the spirit of Christmas.

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What do all of a sudden? Hi. Hello. I'm the spirit of Christmas and I can give you everything you want.

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What do you want for Christmas? I want everything you have. And you computer and you house?

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One woman, two woman, three woman, everything. Well, I'm okay with that. But money?

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How much? As much as you can, pal. Oh, a million? A million is that okay?

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Ah, that's that will get me started. Okay, I need you to do something.

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What would you like? Yeah, I need you to close your eyes, look deep into your heart and send all

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your love to Adam Curry. He is a very greedy man. Yeah. Can you say I love Adam Curry? He needs you.

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Okay, I love you Adam Curry. Adam Curry. I love Adam Curry. Thank you, buddy. Merry Christmas.

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All right, thank you. So, uh, getting back last night. Uh, and we had a little delay because the

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day was all fog-bid, day area. So, uh, I think we left about probably about an hour later than scheduled.

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So, I got in around 10, 10, 30. You know, like, it's been very short nights, no more than five

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hours each night, really, not kidding. So, maybe I can get six, you know, maybe even seven. So,

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I mean, bed by 11, 15, 11, 30. And, you know, I've watched a little John Stewart turn that off and,

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you know, I'm drifting away. It goes pretty quick with me and my phone rings.

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Now, this is not a normal time for my phone ring. I did know, however, that Patricia was on her way to

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Rotterdam once again for more rehearsals. And I think she's doing the first, uh, she's recording two

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shows for Dancing With The Star. So, it'll be the first show. And she calls me from the airport.

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She says, okay, I forgot all my medicine. They have to know as, uh, as someone who has a

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minor cardiac issues, heart medicine is pretty important to take with you. And, uh, I could get it to

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or, you know, by tomorrow, but that doesn't really work. So, the plane is about to leave in like,

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you know, 25 minutes. Um, Christina is still fast asleep because, you know, it was a really early

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morning flight and Patricia's like, what the hell am I going to do? And, you know, I'm kind of

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out of this dead sleep and like, uh, it's like, okay, what are we going to do? So it's like an hour.

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So trying to figure that out, getting cabs to pick up medicine, rescheduling flights. Um, and, uh,

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so it was, uh, once again, a short night. But, uh, it was just like one of those things, man.

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Whenever, you know, this is really why when I'm at home, I don't want the phone anywhere near me

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in the bedroom. I don't want to be able to hear the phone when I'm sleeping because there's nothing

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I can do for you anyway. I'm asleep. You know, people have phones next to their bed.

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Now, I can understand maybe for security reasons. You might want to be able to call out in the middle

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of the night. But, you know, I just do not want any phones name because this always happens.

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And so last night, a prime example, of course, but I have my phone next to my bed

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when I'm here because, you know, I want to keep, keep tabs on my girls, and I want them to be

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able to reach me. And that's not the only disturbing phone call I got.

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Okay, I don't know who this is or how you know to sell. But she's been gone now for four days.

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So if he's there, or if he talked to her, tell her they're calling it right away.

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That's pretty disturbing.

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Is that the same? Let me just see if it's the same guy. Hold on a second. This is, uh,

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I haven't over here. This is that guy when he was pissed off at,

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and whoever he thought was calling to tell, let me listen to see if it's the same guy.

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Hey, I don't know who this is, but stop fucking calling to sell, asshole.

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Is that the same guy is this?

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Okay, I don't know who this is.

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I don't know. Hmm, that doesn't sound like the same guy, is it?

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Hey, I don't know who this is, but

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Hmm, or how you know to sell. Well, I maybe it is the same guy.

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But she's been gone now for four days. So if he's there, or if he talked to her,

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tell her they're calling it right away.

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Look, I'm not going to do any more outreach on this one, my friends. This is really freaking me out.

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Please, feast your ears on this.

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I wouldn't mind a couple more new operas. I don't have anything

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All I want is I just want one of those for my own, the start's with

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the world, the world, the world, the world, the culture of the series.

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Or something like that.

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So as always, when I'm feeling a little bit blue, and I just don't know what to do, I reach down deeper.

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Excuse me, since I always blend up. It really throws me off well.

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I'm good at this, almost insulting.

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Fuck me. I didn't work the way I wanted it to.

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The opening of the show today was hooray for Hollywood by the Star Sisters.

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That is one of Patricia's, the Lady Patricia's projects. A lot of you

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called into the voicemail numbers. And I think what was it? Friday or something when I asked you

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what this was? I'm just playing a little bit of it for you, okay?

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Most of you got it, right? But you only got half of it, right?

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And it wasn't date from 1969. Of course, that also is the Lady Patricia with the

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Fisherman King, as many of you said.

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Yes, indeed.

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That's all. Yeah. What a lot of you don't know is that the band backing

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her up there is none other than the world famous focus. And you probably got to be at

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least born in the 60s. Before the 70s to even have an inkling of who

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focus is or was young acrimon, some of you may recognize that name, focus known from

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focus focus definitely a very tight world class band. And it was cool that the couple of you picked

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up on that. I don't know, first time corner, I believe at least it's the DSC size tech.

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I'm from Birmingham, England. Your logbooks, the form V5, she had to just describe the car,

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you know, the CC, what kind of car is the engine number, stuff, etc.

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Oh, I'm on there. Hope to see it. It's the big cool, the registration document as well.

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It's the form which shows cool V5 at the top. It's usually a feet page dock opens out wide there.

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Hope that helps. Bye-bye. Oh, uh, I think I'm a scruncher. Yeah, but I can't be asked.

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Okay, then you probably are a scruncher.

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So, you know, this is the, this is what I got to take care of when I get back.

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Crap. Hey, those of you listening to us in serious satellite stars 102. The show's about to end

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for you. So you're going to miss this awesome song, the Marcus couch sent to me from the scene

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scene, which I'll play in just a couple of minutes. But there's a lot more cool stuff coming up for you guys.

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So take care. I'm also looking for that song. I realized that I hadn't loaded it in. Oh, there it is.

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I loaded it into into cast blaster. All right. So a lot of people, this is my registration

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order. The license for my car and I live in the UK and they're asking for my log book.

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And it turns out the log book is an old English phrase or that the haven't basically updated the

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the forms to reflect what it really means. It's your registration is that you own the car.

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So now I have to send my original insurance certificate. I have to send, well, I'm not supposed to

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send. I'm not even supposed to have an MOT, which is a ministry of transportation like certificate

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the car is roadworthy because it's new, you know, it's like a year old. It's a new car. So that's

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kind of confusing. And then it's supposed to hand over my registration.

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I don't know. It's the, you're busted, Jordi, Joseph, there's something in the, in a series of

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minutes. And this isn't the thing I say. And it's just the main thing I forgot to remind you

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of, do not, on any circumstances and you love to do to anybody. No matter how they are, never,

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ever let that thing out you say. And you hand that door in the door, you've lost your car on the

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mode basically person who then filled in that document then becomes the legal owner of it. You never,

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ever, ever give it to anybody. So it will red tear off a little bit of the bottom, that's basically

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the transfer of ownership and once that's gone, so as your car. Cheers, mate. Yeah, cheers, mate.

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So is that officially a conundrum? Was that what it is? I think what it means is I can't just send

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the shit via mail. I have to actually go to the some special post office. And what do you care?

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And you just want to hear me bitch.

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That's the number for everyone in the UK to call in. I think I've got it though.

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I'll let you know how it goes when I get back next week and then take care of all that crap.

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For those of you in the States, I've been honest, how often are you walking along and you

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just start singing that tune to yourself plus one two one six two five six three five seven.

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I've just wanted to tell everyone about it. So it's exciting. It doesn't mean it's just planned. I didn't

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explain why I've got past it. We've just done, we are just done for my first video.

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I'm going to have some fun. I don't want to have video format. We've got six kind of tasks.

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It's video problems. We've been doing some virtual slam. I'm pretty excited about this.

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And it depends as we've got this time. I'll pull back a ton of what's in parent, you want to

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meet him, see the name, don't stray far and the studio is prepared. You can check out my videos

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and post what's on the slam either website. So go to there and now it's a slam. I don't

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know how often it's been interesting to talk about. I have a slam either post or talk from

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and I have one of the URL of the URL. What do you think of this video in text video and post what's

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there? I think so. Well, I like it. Obviously. If you've never listened to the slam idle podcast,

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you definitely should. And so now also with video. I think though Simon, you might want to choose

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a little different background. Because you sent me this in video as well. You know, standing in front

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like the door, I'd look kind of doorky. So choose your background carefully, my friend.

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What's up, you guys? This is Evan from Cage 9 and you're listening to The Daily Source Code.

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[ Music ]

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And I think it's a way, a way, a way for her to fly.

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And I think it's a way, a way, a way for her to fly.

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Crash. Ah, sorry.

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Cage 9. Now, that's the title of the talk.

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That's a Friday show.

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Please, pilot error disregard.

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Yeah, Marcus Couch is bringing these guys on the pod safe music network.

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Cage 9 lasts a lot of buys what you heard.

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And Friday will play another track that will be up on the PMN.

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Very cool.

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I know that Marcus has been playing these guys.

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So, I'll support it.

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Shipman, I'll support anything pod safe.

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Really, I will.

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And I also support English Blokes calling up drunk.

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I had a misparky.

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It's a...

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Oh, yeah.

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I'll say.

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And I'm completely salted.

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I've had a...

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...absorbing marvelous afternoon, Tokyo.

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We've, uh...

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We met at the, uh, the greats in, uh...

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Chef of Marcus, which is, quite in the race in, in the West End.

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And then, uh, we went on for Matt as the, uh, brutal blow, which is, uh,

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uh, since the white sausage.

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Now, bear in mind that this is like a Friday night.

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And the only thing, Parkie has...

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I guess he has nothing better to do than to call me, call the voicemail, when he's drunk.

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And then we had a marvellous afternoon, food and drink, and then we went on for a mess.

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So I warned you about this phone call, and I'm absolutely, absolutely, also, B.B.

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So this is Friday evening, and that's the rest of Friday evening, I'm absolutely slaughtered.

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So how to show me nice whenever you get this, because I'm absolutely bugged.

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Take care, bye-bye.

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It's very interesting. Usually around Friday night, I usually get about, you know,

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three or four calls like this, of guys just completely hammered, and they're all from the UK.

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And they start, and you may be, it's because they can't help, but, you know, when you're drunk,

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you start singing songs, and maybe they can't help, but sing along with this tune.

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Plus four four, two, seven, six, eight, one, three, seven, nine, three, plus four, four, two, seven, six, eight, one, three, seven, five, three.

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All right, I got to get out of here. I'm still some, some chock-full days at, uh, at Potio HQ today.

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And, uh, I should give you a real proper update of what's going on. Okay, let's

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so tomorrow I won't do any, and I won't do a whole bunch of promo and feedback and crap like that.

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I'll just tell you exactly what's happening with Potio, and what we're up to. I got, I got to really

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make a list, so I can remember it all. So if you're interested, join me then. Otherwise, of course,

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Friday will be back with the Fubar Friday festivities to get your music in for that as well.

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Adam and Potio.com, send me some email, or check out anything you want to know about the show at

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the show site, dating source code.com. Take care, everybody. Have a great Wednesday.

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Another Potio Potcast. Stick it in your ear.