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Daily source code listeners, you've got it, the best of the Charlie.

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The 60 million dollars worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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The next generation radio content in my ears.

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

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The following is an actual pod star conversation. May 1st 2006.

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Pod star emergency. This is Adam.

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Yeah, I'm stuck at a stop wait.

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And the guy on the car next to me is listening to corporate radio so loud.

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I can't hear my favorite podcast.

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Okay sir, try not to panic. I've just called in an air strike from the pod father.

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Bad things happen to people who listen to bad radio.

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Is everything alright now sir?

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Yes, yes, thank you. Oh, bless you.

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Pod star. Tell us where bad radio lives.

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And we'll make sure it's gone.

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His name is Adam Curry. He's always in a hurry.

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No man will write up stories.

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Through us from three to three.

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His name is Adam Curry.

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And both his vision's blurry.

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The old song.

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Dog that furry.

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And deep three.

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Then say hope for his name is Adam Curry.

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His name is Adam Curry.

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His name is Adam Curry.

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His name is Adam Curry.

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Hey, Daily Source co-listers.

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This is happy from bedtime stories my kids love.

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And welcome to the best of the Charlie.

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Let's spend through some of the best stuff that's ever happened on the DSC.

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Well, Adam's moving to the new Curry, L.A.

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Or whatever he decides to call it.

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Well, as you all know, this year Adam got voicemail hotlines.

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And as soon as he installed them, he started getting some really, really cool calls.

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Like this one from Chino.

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Adam, this is George from Chino, man.

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I'm doing time up here in Chino.

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And we love to listen to the chop chop.

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Especially when we're having sex with each other after lights out, man.

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You know, I even downloaded a picture of you on the internet.

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That I came to my cellmate back when I preached him up and writing like a wetted new old man.

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So hey, keep on the good work.

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And hey, if you're ever up in Chino,

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so we're going to buy for a conjugal visit.

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And if you didn't do much trouble, maybe you can smuggle a file in your ass.

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Hey, that would be a big help to him, man.

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He's out.

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Okay, Mark.

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I got it.

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Over the weekend, I did show Patricia a second life.

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And I was a little wary to be quite honest because, you know, she's so smart.

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It's like online game.

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Mm-hmm.

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Yeah. Okay. What's it about fucking?

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I said, well, there's that.

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And she said, well, just don't let anyone see you.

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This is why I love my wife. She's so incredibly smart and with it.

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But she was actually fascinated.

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And she's been asking a lot of questions.

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And she has some pretty good insights.

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And we've been talking about business opportunities for second life.

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And, you know, people keep asking,

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When will we see Lady Patricia in the castle?

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I said, well, that could be one hell freezes over.

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But her characters are so character-so to your copies.

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We have no situations.

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If you're inside the way, you're a second life property.

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Help. Help.

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No, just kidding.

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It's your neutral neighbor, comic-stable blogger,

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known in second life as comic-signor.

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So it was nice meeting you in second life, Adam Curry.

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Thank you for teaching me how to operate Bazooka in second life to shoot down a star ship.

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Anyway, I have a question. I have a question to everybody interested in virtual realities.

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How to be sure, how to be certain if anonymity must be granted

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that the other person in virtual reality is female

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and not male who is just pretending to be female.

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Maybe your listeners could help out.

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So, so, see you in second life neighbor.

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Yeah, okay neighbor, that's right, next to the castle in second life.

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And if you're just joining, you know, please check this stuff out because

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it really will mess with your head.

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I mean, I'll be the first guy to share it to point out some really good drugs that won't kill you.

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Okay, that's what second life is, secondlife.com.

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And so, comic strip blogger purchased a parcel of land right next to the castle, the curry castle.

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And he put this huge lighthouse on top of it.

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And now, you know, and it's like, okay, when I first moved there, I bought the land.

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It was almost no one around.

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Now, there's a couple other castles.

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It's getting pretty crowded and I have to make some decisions here.

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But, you know, I'm trying to be good neighbor.

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So, I flew up to the top of comic strip blogger's lighthouse and he was unpacking.

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It wasn't a bazooka, it was an atomic RPG.

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Because there's always someone who showed me and showed everyone the ropes in the beginning.

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And so, I showed them how to unpack it and how to shoot it.

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I think, actually, CSB, since you own that spaceship, there's a preference you can set,

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which is make, was it make damage permanent?

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I think that's the way you can blow stuff off.

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Because in the damage, actually, we'll take place and you'll have to rebuild.

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You can't just restore it.

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Something like that, I'm pretty sure.

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So, I was hanging out in second life quite a bit over the weekend.

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And it was, once again, a mind-bending experience.

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Oh, let me answer that second question, a comic strip blogger.

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It's very, very easy.

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Now, the way second life is currently run or large portion of it is girls who are online.

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Typically, they become an escort.

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They make themselves really pretty.

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They get hit on all the time by guys.

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And then the sooner or later, the pimps come out.

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And they say, hey, you know what, you can get hit on by guys in second life all the time.

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But if you come over here and dance in my club and if you want, you can become an escort.

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You can make money and then you can go shopping.

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And there's a lot of shopping in second life.

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It's very hard to find male clothing for your avatar.

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I've just tons and tons of stuff.

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You can't, in fact, I think this will be hugely successful with women, although probably

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you're right comic strip, probably a lot of the cute women who are in there are guys or

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young boys trying to make some linden dollars to go and build stuff that can shoot other

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So there's only one real way to know.

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And I've done this myself.

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You go shopping with her.

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And that's how you know if it's really a woman or not.

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You can just tell.

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And so I went shopping with a couple women over the weekend.

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Actually, Angie B. She went with myself and I have a business partner in second life.

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She's an ex escort.

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She's stunningly beautiful.

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And she really wants to have a purpose in second life.

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And I've had some ideas for a while and she's been on for a couple years.

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So she knows exactly where to go to get stuff.

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She knows all the great designers, all the great engineers, programmers, developers.

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We're thinking about sitting up our own sim, which means we even run our own server.

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I'm confident we can we can make money out of this.

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And you know me, I'm always the guy was looking for a way to commercialize because that's my life.

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I like doing things that I have fun doing and make money out of them.

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That's kind of what I've always done.

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So, and I went shopping with her and with Angie B.

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And they bought me some new hair.

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And I could tell, you know, it's like, no, I know Angie B is Angie B.

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So I know that she's a girl.

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And, you know, she shops like a girl.

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It's obvious.

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So that's the way you tell.

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See, as B, you don't need to know anything else.

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Just go shopping.

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See how they react.

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Usually that'll be a dead, a dead giveaway within the first three minutes.

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Good morning, Adam.

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This is Logan from Southwest Florida.

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I just got through listening to you Charlie from fighting.

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Well, it's morning in my part of World Anyway, buddy.

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I wanted to ask you a question.

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I know that you're a person who enjoys the herb.

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I'm a few years older than you are.

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And I just recently changed the job and changing the job.

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I had to take the usual, you know, drug and alcohol tests.

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So that then I had to study for the test and had to abstain for like a month and a half or so.

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Which is really a pain in the ass.

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But anyway, what I would like to ask you know, you smoke.

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Oh, who told you that?

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So you require the employees of Pod Show to take a drug and alcohol test.

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Dude, if I did that.

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We'd have no pod show.

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That would be a question.

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Yes, okay.

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Very much respect to you and your family.

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I enjoy it in listening since February.

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Don't have any intentions starting on old podcasts.

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But I am a listener and my right time.

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The only thing, buddy, is what someone do the best of the week of the Charlie.

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So people can download it, stay on Saturday and get all your highlights of the week.

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You know, maybe a hour, hour to half long.

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But just raps it all up and cut that off a little.

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We have no show left over.

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It's a good idea.

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That's a very good idea, Logan.

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I like that a lot.

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Did he say the best of the Charlie?

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You know, that is a great idea.

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Somebody really ought to do that.

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Well, the Yanks versus Britz conversation begins to heat up.

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And then we hear an interesting song with an interesting requirement.

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Hi, Adam.

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It's Glenn from the Zeta Show in Cape Town, South Africa.

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I thought it sounds engine or your comment regarding your Yanks versus Britz segment on your show.

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Oh, wait a minute.

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Hold on a second.

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Let's do that differently then.

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Let's do it this way.

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Let's do this.

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And now a word from our sponsor.

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It's the Yanks versus the Britz.

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We'll drive each other crazy, but everybody knows that it's apparent to see.

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They're just like you and me.

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It's the Yanks and the Britz.

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The Yanks versus the Britz.

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Mind the gap.

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I had him at Glenn from the Zeta Show in Cape Town, South Africa.

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I thought it sounds engine or your comment regarding your Yanks versus Britz segment on your show.

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I've got to say that I'm with the Britz on this one.

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South Africa and although we have our own cultural identity, we do follow mostly the European trends.

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Although we cannot ignore the fact that in some ways the Americans do have an influence on us.

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Well, a lot of our programming on TV in the movies.

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We watch originates from the USA.

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Of course, there is something that the rest of the world likes to mock the Americans about.

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I've been to the USA before in one thing that it's me every time.

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I go there was how Nationalistic the Americans are.

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If it is in American, it isn't good enough.

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Whoa, that's a shot across the bow, my friend.

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Particularly from someone coming from South Africa.

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I don't know if you will be able to do it by the way.

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Quite simply I was quite surprised when Colt played it very well.

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Whenever they come in, man English music has always done great in the states.

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We love it over there. The thing is is the last lit of the alphabet. The rest of the world pronounced it as stayed.

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Yeah, well, you know, that's just silly. Okay. Z is just dumb. It's not a zebra. It's a zebra.

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Where does that come from, by the way? Why is that different? Why do we say Z and you say Z? Could someone please enlighten us?

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And we know about Z. But we're, uh, they only know it as Z. And hearing Z just confuses them a lot.

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One thing I've noticed too over the years is how ignorant some Americans, as well as other foreigners are about South Africa or Africa for that matter.

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Meach in the word Africa and connotations negative, although, uh, like poverty, HIV-AIDS, civil wars, etc.

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Spring to mind. I think the funniest question that we get asked is where the wild animals, like elephants, tigers and lions, roam our streets.

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Where as the reality of that is that such animals are actually roaming in wildlife reserves around the country.

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And where our cities are booming metropolis with skyscrapers, tide roads, suburbs, etc.

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There are a lot of positives about South Africa and I think it's time for people to take some time out to see them.

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And see what a great country South Africa actually is as well as Africa.

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Well, Adam, you said you wanted to come to Oswonday, but how about coming to Cape Town and hooking up with a flat around the peninsula?

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And instead of drafting dots, we can do a lack of brine instead, or if you guys know it as a barbecue.

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Well, and before you come, you can take a listen to the Z.S. show at the Z.S. show.com, search for us in iTunes. Cheers.

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Dude, if you said the Z.A. show, you'd have more subscribers.

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Thanks, I appreciate it. It makes a lot of sense.

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But what you're saying about South Africa, I live in Uganda as a child, not quite South Africa, but yeah, I wouldn't mind going back.

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And people do have a wrong perception. It's like a rack, you know, I went to a rack and it was like an eight-lane highway.

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From, you know, all the way from Kuwait, from Kuwait, past the border, all the way up to Baghdad.

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So I do have something that Mark Yoshimoto Namcoff sent me from Pacific Coast, Hellway.

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It's a video, and I'll make sure to put a link to the original source into the show notes for today, dailysourcecode.com.

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It's not entirely about masturbation.

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Well, my father says you're nifty.

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And it's nice.

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You've put a photo layer, and we both agree that human rights abuses are unfair.

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[ Music ]

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Do you take it in the air?

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The wet spots.

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Do you take it?

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Thank you very much, Mark.

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Yoshimoto.

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Look at the video.

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Actually, you heard the audio only.

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Wait until you see the video.

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It's fantastic.

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Where have these guys been, huh?

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Everyone in second life is going around having cyber sex with each other.

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Oh, that is so sad.

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Please, don't tell me that.

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That's sad.

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It's not sad.

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Oh, I was afraid of that.

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No, it's not sad.

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I think it's either a...

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It's a human thing.

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Yeah, I think it's a human thing.

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It always ends with fucking some reason.

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For some reason.

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For some reason.

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And I've talked to a couple of the escort girls.

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In fact, just about every cute girl in second life

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has it one time or another worked, quote, worked.

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Well, they will love you Adam Newman.

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Yeah, if I give them a thousand lindons.

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They love me a long time.

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Lindon.

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There's a lot of really twisted fantasies.

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Yeah.

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Oh, that I believe I know about that.

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Oh, yeah, really?

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Yeah.

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How do you know?

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It's been, you know, it's been for years and years and years.

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And yes, people, it's very extremely strange fantasies.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, some definitely weird stuff.

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But, you know, I think the brain is still the largest sex organ we have.

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So if you're stimulating the brain based upon some visual images,

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I have to say, I can see already because I've seen the figures

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that those men have in second life with those big baskets

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and, you know, walking around with...

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Boring, boring.

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Big muscles and everything.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Well, that's a part of it.

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Oh, the guys want.

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Well, of course, mine is a true representation of real life.

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Yeah.

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Particularly my arms.

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Yeah.

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I have arms like tree trunks.

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It's second life.

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It's an expensive skin.

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Nathan Tacos.

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Tentacles.

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Tentacles.

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Tentacles.

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Tentacles.

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No, I think that...

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I think there's not an area that I'm interested in delving to deep into,

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but I think that the way people have sex in second life is something new.

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It is definitely something new.

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It is something...

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I'm very safe.

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Very safe.

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Very safe.

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Yes indeed.

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Yeah.

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But it's fascinating.

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And so anyway, so with the palace, which...

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They're building it.

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Now, I'll put some pictures up somewhere.

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I want to show you that this morning.

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It's phenomenal.

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This is going to be so beautiful.

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And we have actually...

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We hired people to work in second life.

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We had a meeting on our land.

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I mean, if you're getting...

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Of course, it's all...

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It is a game, but then again,

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isn't all of life a stage.

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And each of us must play our life.

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Life is a game.

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It add them.

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This is George Ramchino, man.

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Hey, there are these two guys who are working in the prison laundry.

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And they say your hair wasn't as cool as Ricky Rackman.

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So I stabbed them in the exercise jar.

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With a knife by me from a spoon handle.

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Hey, just one man.

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There were a couple of the new guys on a said block.

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And one of them kind of looks like you.

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And from behind, if you know what I mean.

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He lets me soak his hair, which is nice,

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because it reminds me of the chop chop.

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And man, you know what's crazy though?

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His thinker looks just like her loader.

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Uh-oh.

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Oh, man.

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I got a goal.

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I think one of those very enation guys just bought me for a carton of lucky strikes.

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I'd better go do my stretchy so I don't pull a hammy.

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I'll catch you later, man.

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Mr. Chacha.

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Be out.

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Oh, yes, our friends from prison.

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Glad that we're making a difference for you guys on the inside.

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I was made aware of the fact,

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just two days ago, right here on the Daily Source Code,

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that it is national, may is national masturbation month.

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And go figure.

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Wouldn't our buddy Jess Smith just love to hook into that?

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You've been a naughty monkey,

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but I'd really have to thank you.

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If you hadn't been so naughty,

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I'd never have to spank you.

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[ Music ]

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it's a bloody naughty.

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It's spanking you today.

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Yes, the fabulous Jeff Smith available for Wedding Sparmitts was, and Spankin.

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And actually, for some good-ass tunes, the JeffSmith.com, that's G-E-O-F-F, the JeffSmith.com.

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He can also do all kinds of stuff for your show if you're a podcast or if you're interested.

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Well, this is happy, and thank you for hanging with us on this episode of The Best of the

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Charlie.

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