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Hey Peter, can I ask you a question?

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Yes, do you?

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Who would you say our calls important?

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After 20 minutes of being on hold, I'd have to say now.

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Please continue to hold.

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Your call is important, do I?

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Yeah, it's very correct.

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It's very important.

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Then we'll hold music.

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Unified communications.

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Or by Cisco.

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Hello, Mr. Kerry.

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This is Ed Schwartz with the properties on as association in your building.

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Mr. Kerry, I know you only hear once a month.

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And so it's easy to get over the smells.

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Like the French fries smell in the parking deck.

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And the incense emanating from Yacondo.

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We can put up with the noises.

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All hours of the day, something about as a sizing.

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But if you wouldn't mind Mrs. Ebstein, down the hall,

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is having some friends over for tea.

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And she would like to know if you could remove your laptop

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and your router from the hallway.

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She's afraid some of her friends might trip over it.

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Thank you, Mr. Kerry.

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We'll show you understand once you finish with the DSC 532.

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You can remove your equipment.

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Thank you.

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$16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Today is 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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This is Delta Cia Charlie 532.

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A podcast of Adam Curry, the potpimp,

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who gives job, money, and condoms to many potpards.

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Isn't it carefully?

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One day, the May-Begravity's hall too.

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[ Music ]

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I think you joined the hotseam music network in June of last year

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I think I've played this song but it showed up as a remastered version today

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Oh, yesterday, like, oh man, he came back with a vengeance

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God, that kicked so much ass

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Everybody, how are you doing?

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Daily source code episode 532

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Coming to you from Northern California, the Curry condo

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And I'd like to say right off the bat

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Whatever they're growing here in California, it is of excellent quality

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Much better than we're getting back home in old blighty

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I've had another, well, state a pretty late last night

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I'm staying up, you know, doing the show

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Getting up a little bit later, the normal, but still around 3 o'clock

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The jet lag just come with hits me like a ton of bricks

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I just had my, my Napster open

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It just, I was tired

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So it came back tonight and, uh, wow man

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American Idol, two hours special

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I just got done watching it, so what is it now?

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her perfume line. She's had to go on every single show and do every newspaper interview

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she possibly could to pour it on to apologize. You know, she's totally being scapegoated

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here. Because that's what's going on. I think that truly is what's happening. People are

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recognizing a lot of what they're seeing in themselves and projecting that on to Jade Goodie.

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And again, it's not just the UK. It happens everywhere. It happens in every culture. I think

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we need to get over ourselves a little bit. Just a teeny bit. I come out. We can make fun of people's

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accents. You know, and bullying it happens all the time. It's what humans do. Don't forget. You're

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watching a reality show. Key word, root, real reality. This is the real life. And you know,

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let's not go blame, uh, endable and channel four. Take a look at it. You know, don't forget. This is

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not completely baked up entertainment. There is something real stuff going on here, which is

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really, really human. Let's just not forget that. It's important. Study it. Learn. I find it, you know,

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this. I love it. I'm a student of this shit. I love it so much. I'm jazzed in general today because

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I've got so many responses to the free Trinity idea. We're going to get to that in a little bit.

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I mean, just take the sky as anything else. I think she already did that. I think that,

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now, first of all, you're probably right that she lost big brother. I was wrong. It doesn't matter.

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If she comes out and people still know her several years later, she won big brother somehow.

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She won something. I think people go into to win fame in general. But I think the

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Indian trip, I think, I think that just added insult to injury because she had done that

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previously. I think that's an old trip that you're talking to.

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I'm so much tougher. I'm so random, I'll also be able to be racist because I can't

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another girl on this trip so much together. I think it's kind of simple. I could be

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correct. Problems, I think we're seeing that. I don't have any problems with what five

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months before we've been playing, so we watched a lot of them. I think that's a lot more

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slavery. You see.

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Ah, come on. We all know Lesbians are sinister. They're sinister because they taunt me on all

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these websites yet they never show up here at the door of the condo. That's sinister. That's evil.

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Stop it. Leave well Lesbians. Don't do that.

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Come on, Lesbians. It's a couple of times here. That's a nice little bit too.

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It's all up to people's voices. It's a silly thing.

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Well, exactly. Except when a comedian does it, it's funny because that's a quote

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appropriate circumstance. We're geared up for it. We're keyed. We've been conditioned to

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know, okay, this guy is about this and here's what it's going to say and we're ready for it

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and we're going to just let our emotion go. We're going to rebound that in laughter.

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Sure, but it's based on reality because real life is funny. It's great.

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I Chris, thank you. He was so afraid. I wasn't going to get that comment to email

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it to me five times today. Okay, so I would say that I'm all for it. Put it all on television.

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I think things have to get just a little bit worse before they get better. It's okay, you know,

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but let's just face it. This is the, in fact, I think it will reduce racism if if you show it

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because everyone, when you when you hear or see racism or very inappropriate behavior or bullying

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or whatever whatever it is, when you see that and it's a real life situation, it's shocking,

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but it's shocking to everyone. There's not a single person who's going at that very moment

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we see some shocking video. Believe me, there's no one in the world that looks that that

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and goes, cool man. That was fucking awesome. That's not their immediate reaction. Maybe

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after 30 seconds or after 30 hours. So it'll help us understand. We can't cover it up. It's real

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life. It's called reality for a reason. My own reality is I miss my girls. I want to go home.

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I can't wait for the new schedule to kick in. I stayed a little bit longer this time because I

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didn't want to just leave midweek because I arrived midweek, but I want to try and stay a week

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seven days. And it's been seven days. And it would be absolutely perfect to be on my way home right now

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on a, you know, like a Saturday, arrive Sunday, hang out. And I talked to Patricia today and

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everything's, you know, great. They're having a good time. And it's funny because, you know,

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she's definitely, you know, well, she's, I think she's almost done with everything that she can

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do at the moment with the house. So, you know, she's now, she's chilling out. So she doesn't have

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a hell of a lot to say. And when I talk to her, you know, it's like, I've only slept while she was awake.

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So I have nothing to say. I got completely nothing to say. So it's really hard, you know,

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and we just, so we just talk a little bit of shit. Maybe you have 15 minutes a day.

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And then I got this comment and I was like, oh, man, I really wish I was there.

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Hey Adam, Kevin from Cambridge just letting you know that, uh, over here in old blighty,

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we're getting snow coming down this morning, uh, since you're over there in San

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Trent, you miss an hour. Wanted to let you and the DSC listeners know, it's beautiful.

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So, talk to you later, folder out. You know, it just felt like, oh, man, finally got some snow,

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but she was telling me about it. And I, it didn't really register until I heard this call,

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and then I could really visualize what the new house must look like. And of course, I missed that.

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I doubt that it's going to be snow when I get home on a Sunday.

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I haven't flown for six or seven weeks, mainly due to weather, of course.

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And by now, you know, with all the moving and everything, I haven't had sex in

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the wild as well. It's getting desperate here at the condo, my friends. And then to know that

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this is going on, meanwhile, back in Guilford, Roger Smalls is completely off as rocker

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and he's organizing some kind of, you know, I'm just going to play his latest podcast. It's

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only a couple of minutes, but this guy is unbelievable. You know, it's, so I've let's see

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as be comic strip blogger, you know, yelling at me on email that, you know, I'm an asshole because

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I won't do an interview with him in person. And you know, he doesn't want to interview me

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in his, and he's angry and I'm, I'm a horrible person and I come on and then, and then this

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from Roger Smalls. Hello everyone, Roger. Hey, yeah. I've got some announcement to make. I'll just

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give you a brief history lesson first. Two years ago, European immigrant, Mr. Adam Curry,

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fled Belgium, and moved to England for tax reasons. He settled into a house in Guilford where

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he spent many, a few years in what he calls the Curry Cottage. So that doesn't think to find

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work as a sister, the electricians, stripper, or bricklayer, like a lot of people from Europe.

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Adam got a job as founder of the multinational podcasting company post-show and then

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bought a car pad by two. Recently, however, Adam running some more tax problems and this time

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with his car. So to keep one step ahead of the authority, he's been forced to change his address

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yet again. So it's moved out, which means out of this weekend, the Curry Cottage remains empty.

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And I'm proud to announce the new business that I'll be launching along with my friend who's

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an estate agent who was used to remain anonymous. Yeah, just a second here. I'd just like to say that

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for those of you who may not know about Roger Smalls, I mean, I've never met this guy. He's gone through

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my trash. He knows where I live. He lives in Guilford. I think he works for the NHS. That's the

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National Healthcare Service in Britain. And please, don't take like what he's saying there about

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why I moved. I just had a really frightening thought. I have to go for a physical.

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Wouldn't it be horrible if you know, what hospital does Roger work at? I got to make sure that I

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don't go to wherever he is. Anyway, so I check out this commercial he's got for his tour of the

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the former Curry Cottage.

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Gilford Helmet first has to, in this unique 20 minute guided tour, you'll be able to experience what he's

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like to be. Adam Curry in his old house. You'll be able to see firsthand the luxury space

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attached family home with ample of road parking. Where Adam has broadcast his groundbreaking

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shared for the last two years. Based in a rural setting in the Surrey area,

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nearly a short walk away from local amenities. You'll be able to look at the mirror laid

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an ensuite bedroom where Adam used to make love to the lady Patricia. Although it's now an

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empty house, there are still some remains of the legendary park caster that used to live there.

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Imagine if you will the opportunity to fund the door knobs that have been grabbed by the

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very saying show bit hands to touch Michael Jackson on the body. And if that's not what it's

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the 1000 pound entry fee, then I don't know what it says. You'll be the envy of all your friends

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when you tell them that you've used the same toilet as Malina Epocasting Tycoon, Mr. Adam Curry.

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Although it will cost extra to use the toilet, due to the water's been shut up and it's

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described as hassle getting one down after. He wants to know what he's like to walk through a famous

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person's living room, sniff their seat, so just lay on a discarded sponge mattress in the garden,

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and this door is for you. You're interested in taking this once in a lifetime tour with your family

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than email me, Roger and the school's small and I hope mail, okay, that you can. You have to

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access to this property, we'll soon be occupied again, which is we do like it to remain a broadcasting

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history museum, sadly it isn't. Back to now, Roger. Guys, unbelievable. Roger, what are you doing,

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man? Before I forget, big love to PD love the Daddycast Daddycast.com for the opening there,

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for the Properties Owners Association. I PD loves always sending cool shit, man. I'll

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open up the show with. Okay, a couple things before I get to Trinity and the free Trinity campaign.

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Even though everything's been solved, you know, Comcast, rejigled the wires, so Lord knows how

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long it'll take for the wires to come undone. I will say though that the telco closet is still open.

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The guy was nice enough to insert my piece of cardboard again so that I can get access to it.

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I'm pretty sure that it was just a loose coax. But anyway, I was complaining about

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not being able to connect anyone's Wi-Fi anymore because, you know, the Wi-Fi's are all closed up,

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no one's leaving their boxes open. And I received an interesting comment from the man.

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Hey, Adam, this is David. I'm listening to episode number 529 and I'm calling in regards to your

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comments about leaving access points open on wireless. Adam, I'm a sheriff's deputy at a agency

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in Southeast Texas. And I could say that leaving your wireless open, your AP's is not really

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a good idea because we had a local family that had done that, you know, they bought these

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with the router from Best Buy or For Eyes or something and took it home and fired it up.

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And, you know, Woo-hoo, we're on the wireless internet out of the good old time. Well,

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unknown to them, the person was downloading child pornography from their AP and it was tracked to that

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internet connection. And so, lo and behold, the police show up that they're door and discover, you

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know, I was in a Wi-Fi and a kid, then obviously none of that going on. They had their computer

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checked and it turned out okay. Well, what was happening was someone was using the wireless to

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get that sort of stuff off the internet. So anyway, there's not a better reason to lock down your

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AP out on the what is. So anyways, just my two cents worse. Joy to show. Thank you very much.

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We'll see you. I just realized I'm completely hammered listening to the deputy talk about child

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pornography through wireless access points. Just kind of hit me funny. Your deputy. Appreciate it, man.

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Yeah, obviously that can happen. But, you know, I think there's a lot more we can do for society

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by leaving him open that seems like, you know, and particularly when I get to the Trinity project,

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which I'm getting to, folks, you understand why. What's going to say something about that,

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which of course, no, oh yeah, deputy. Hey, man, you know, send back a comment or call in again.

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And tell me where you listen to the show, do you listen to the show while you're on the

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beat while you're in the cruiser? I want to know, seriously. That's pretty cool.

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Okay. Well, we're getting very close.

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But first, it's a combined sponsored content message. I had it. It's all from the fire of items.

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Potwork.potshow.com. I'm sitting here at my favorite coffee shop and I'm in myself a couple of

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letting. And I just got to think about these, the sponsor of yours. Splendid. I can't find it anywhere.

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I tried to buy it on Amazon, but the computer says now.

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And, um, let me try to buy it on eBay, but I ended up buying Cubans.

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And later found 50 pieces of French vanilla and 50 pieces of hazelnut and no markers. I don't want to

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buy 100 pieces and not get all flavors. So, I got a suggestion for you.

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Ship Trinity to the fire violence and filler with Splendid. Have a Splendid day and I'm

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quite a way music used in the intro and outro is stingray with the song last night and you find it on

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music and watch other. And one last thing folder here. Stingray? Okay, I got to check it out.

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I hadn't actually caught that the first time I listened to during show prep. That was his music.

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So I'll have to check that out. I'll play it for you dude. So that was just one of the many

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suggestions that came in. Of course, what came in the other day was a dog. I think his name is Doug.

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Once it takes his 18 year old kid or 19 year old son on a drive across country and

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in Trinity from San Francisco to Boston. And everybody pretty much loves the idea.

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There's been just like the end of the day and I even got I haven't got some some emails from

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people inside HQ who also came up with a similar concept. Obviously, this is from

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Yorus from Flanders in Belgium. He says, wouldn't it be cool to have her Pendle coast to coast

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and back for a certain period switching drivers at each coast? Trinity could promote biodiesel as

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well as the podcasting along the way with interviewing, I'm reading it for beta, obviously,

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with interviewing or giving interview to from all kinds of people. Maybe you can draw attention to

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the stunt by traditional media to get the podcasting biodiesel known in a far greater group of people.

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Also, great promotion for Podshow and very nice content too. For example, daily or weekly

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updates in DSC and how things are going besides the Trinity feed of audio video content made

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by the drivers of the project itself. So I received a lot of things just like that and

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I still want to explore it and I don't want to anyone to get their hopes up. It's just on a

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kind of exploratory phase here. But I think this could turn into something reasonably big.

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What if we did kind of a version, a podcast version of tagging someone or passing the baton that

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you see on, I don't participate in them anymore. Someone tags you and then you have to,

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what's the latest one? You have to blog of five things and nobody knows about you.

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Yeah, it's like okay. I haven't had time for masturbation. I'm gonna go write five things about you.

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Yeah, there's one. There's one of my five things. Okay, so I think we could work together and

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the more we work together, the cooler this would be. So what if we started in San Francisco? And this

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is I'm just ideating here. We started in San Francisco and then we said okay, we're going to get

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across the United States in 100 mile increments. So whoever is driving Trinity from San Francisco

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to 100 miles east essentially northeast or southeast, that's okay too. We don't have to go in a

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straight line. You know, there's an agreement with someone else down the line who preferably

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is a podcast or knows how to podcast or the person who was driving over is a podcast or you know,

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so we can kind of hand it off, introduce new people to the concept. And I want to have it in video.

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Audio is great too. I love to, I mean, I'd love to have an audio and a video version.

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We could really, really keep this going. And then I thought to myself, well,

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maybe if we pimped her out just a little bit with some, with some help from some friends

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of the show, I'm looking at you, Nokia. What if we put some kind of device, right, if we

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put some form of mobile device that was bolted on to her, you know, the could not be removed,

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you know, always had power, even if she, if the battery were dead, there was still, you know,

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like have a solar cell or some kind of backup, you know, a real geeky piece of hardware,

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something just go, you know, something that you'll, you'll put on make dot com later on,

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you know, because it's so fucking cool. And of course, it has GPS capability, it has

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GPS or 3G, whatever, connectivity through cell connectivity. You see where I'm going with Nokia,

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right? And it has a camera. And so it's basically report back to base at some, you know,

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predetermined frequency with their location, which we display on a frapper map. So we can track

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Trinity's progress. And we can, of course, plot out where she's going to go next. And then when you roll

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over, you know, you can listen to the podcast, see the video podcast that was uploaded. You see where I'm going.

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So I would really want to, you know, I would love for, for Pod Show to step up to this. It's a big

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project if we want to do it right. But if we can get a couple of, uh, a couple of developers to, you know,

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to put together some thoughts. And it's fun. The reason why I come up with Nokia is because

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you've been talking about them a lot. And I like this new N800. The N800 might actually with a

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little bit of love from some developers might actually be a perfect device to do this with in

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in conjunction with some kind of, you know, cell phone for connectivity. But, you know, it's based

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on Linux. So it's pretty much bullet proof as a, as a mobile platform. You know, it has great battery

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life. It has a built in camera. There's, you know, it's a shitty, there's no application that

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really does pictures properly yet. It has just like a three megapixel camera. And it looks like

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crap when you, with the application that comes with it. So, you know, let's fix that. Doesn't seem

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like it should be too hard. And we'll get Nokia to, you know, pay for, uh, for Pod Show, uh, to

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put some full-time people on it. You know, it's called, uh, doing something cool and making someone

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else pay for it. And if not, then we'll do it in our own way. And we'll get as much done as we can.

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But of course, my job would be to find some kind of sponsor like that. Now, the real point here

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would be to show that we do care. Now, come on, Trinity stands for something. Trinity is a symbol

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of, um, independence from big oil. And obviously, she's going to be driving coast to coast

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back and forth. It just could go on for years. There's nothing to say. You know, and if she breaks

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down, we've got to work together. We got to, you know, figure out what we have to do. Right now,

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I've already started. I mean, she was a tote off today, uh, getting a complete overhaul,

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getting ready for the trip to wherever she goes. And totally, it's got to be saved the world

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win valuable prizes. Free Trinity.com. I love that so much. And Doug, I'm, I'm, I'm not completely

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sold on any idea yet. I'm just trying to get something going. We can get some people who really want

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to work on this. I'm game. I really am, because it could be incredibly cool. But, you know, if, if I,

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if I tried internally to say, okay, let's build this device, you know, it would take forever,

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you know, it says, we're busy. We go through a whole bunch of process.

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Man, those engineers we have are so unbelievable. Again, so much shit done. So much. And I got, like,

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a million fucking ideas. Anyway. So, so there's no way I could, uh, I could do this internally in

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pod show. There's no way. But I think a couple of guys, I can get either box. That's, that's no problem.

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But look at the benefit for Nokia. Nokia towards a greener future in America.

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Nokia and Trinity for a greener America. I, in a world. Yeah.

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All right, so if you want to participate, I'm game. I'll definitely get someone, you know,

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helping me out to coordinate all the shit. And we'll make a real, we'll make something cool out of it.

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I swear, I had another email. Let me see if I can find that one last second.

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Oh, man, I hope I saved that. Oh, crap. Oh, I'm, I'm sorry about this. It's just so much that

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that came in, but there was this one. Oh, why can't I find it?

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All right. Well, I'm sorry. I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to, it was so well set up.

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Anyway, believe me, people are ready to do this. There are companies that want to jump on board,

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the one sponsor, and besides all that, the pure sheer energy of Trinity has brought the Jeff Smith

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back to the daily source code. Yes, Jeff's okay as predictor. He's just been really, really busy.

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With his dueling pianos and his podcasting business.

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Trinity, Trinity, Trinity, free Trinity, save the world, win valuable prizes.

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Jeff, I love your man, fantastic. Look, we got a theme song. So, you know, when you got a theme song,

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you're practically there. You're on your way. Stuff is already happening.

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All right. I got to compose myself, Sandra Huxbergon. He sent stuff in before that he's created

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home. He's got a new company called podcast studio podcaststudio.nl. And he will produce podcasts for you.

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He'll put stuff together. He'll come out with creative concepts. He's starting a business.

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And he's sending us, I guess, his wears to show what he can do.

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Anyone's in suck off my podcast anytime. Oh, that'll make a nice outtake for someone somewhere.

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Grab him. Took a candle's lid. I got a little incest's got incense.

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I'm frustrated. He won't pay me 20 bucks. I said that I did for free.

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Well, as long as he kissed the ring of your bitch.

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I need my laptop in the bathroom and I'm listening to something. I'll take it a shower.

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I need a couch. I need a kitchen. I need to be able to watch the morning bed, you know.

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I need bandwidth coming through. I can't be restricted to one spot. This is the sucks. Oh, baby.

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I'm doing my probing. I'm probing around. I gotta tell you, I really thoroughly enjoyed myself.

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It was, it's working for the girls. I'm a kind of knock-in-eat.

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We're there. We're not as candlestick. They creative juices are just flowing and anyone can suck

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off my podcast anytime. And by the way, what happened to humanity? No one's leaving their

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wife eyes open anymore. Oh, that's so sad. I said that I do for free. As long as he kissed the ring of the

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your bitch bitch, it has a crisp, cool, cool kind of feeling. I need bandwidth coming through.

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I can't be restricted to one spot. This is the sucks. I grabbed my laptop. I plugged the laptop in

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and I'm telling you, I had like super fast internet. These are the nights that I really love.

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It's a honder. I should have prefaced that this was under the title. Should the daily source

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code be explicit or not? I was so into that whole thing about Trinity, I totally forgot about

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the serious satellite stars. One, two listeners. And I don't even know where it caught off. So

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Peter, I was going to hate me. Although he loves me, I know he loves me just a little bit more these days

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because when he gets up at six o'clock in the morning and he already has a show that he can put

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into the line up. I know he loves that. All right, one last song. I know something about, well,

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you know, it's the whole candle and night time vibe means urban out or something like that

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at least it's a pod safe, if not unpronounceable. I want to be with Angelina Jolie, I want to be

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would be happy together forever. I go to bed and I wake up with a dream in my head. I pass you the

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cream and some bread as we're having breakfast together. With Peter singing birds flying together

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I want to be with Angelina Jolie, I want to be a word that touches her lips and music

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divine that sounds in her mind. With Peter singing birds flying together

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never a word. I want to be with Angelina Jolie, I want to be. We'd be happy together forever.

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Yeah, I realize the song is total cheese, you know, but it reminded me so much of what the

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French would call a chanson. I may be a chanson de Fremage. I want to be with Angelina Jolie.

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Cool. All right, buddy, I'm going to go to bed after I do some serious satellite radio crap and

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Trinity. Adam at podshow.com DailySourceco.com. Take care now.

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Another podshow podcast. Stick it in your ear.