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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 to us.

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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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Unif I turn the cations.

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Or I'll buy Cisco.

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Now there's the DSC533 without Splenda.

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I hate it.

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Then there's the DSC533 with Splenda.

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I love that show.

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I love that show so much.

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And not, yeah.

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But of course, we all love the DSC533.

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Food Bard.

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Anyone can suck off my pipe anytime.

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You never know what you're going to hear on the Charlie.

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Kick up the music, AC.

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16 million dollars worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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

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I'm just kidding.

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It's a hat in the curry.

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This is Delta Sierra Charlie, five, three, three

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A hot cast of Adam Curry

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And yes, the working week, once again has ended

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Then you can start your weekend now

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And enjoy some quality podcasting

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But whatever you do, don't apply splendor-analy

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Just put it into your coffee

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Better all, now you'll never find it, you'll never find it, you'll never find it

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Friday Thursday night, but I'm getting so many messages that people really love in the fact

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that the show is ready in the morning almost all over the world except for Australia.

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We've already been through that. Oh man, I'm so ready. I got some great tunes. I did the show

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prepletive the office today. I did that for the last couple of nights. It's kind of nice.

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out and we're just playing tracks and people are commenting. It's cool. Andrew Grumman was

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hanging out with me at this evening. And once again, you guys have done it. You've put

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together the entire show for me. I don't have to do anything. In fact, all I have to do is kind

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of move it along because there's so much to talk about. A lot of good emails, too, which of course

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have to do with free Trinity. And by the way, I want to thank Doug, the originator of free Trinity,

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for reminding me about Stingray, one, four, three. Of course, that was mentioned in audio

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comment earlier this week. And of course, Stingray, I've played them, they started the cowbell

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revolution. They revived it for me. So I've got a couple of things to just run through

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quickly. Stuff we've been talking about this week. Then we're going to get into, um, let's see,

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the naming of the new abode. And of course, free Trinity. Yeah. So let's, uh, well, here's something

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new fresh. Hey Adam, this is Jen from Bucket. Now part of the pod show family at BucketSouthBodShow.com.

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Idol. I know it's not about the singing and all that, but kind of feel that you're my people now

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because I love, I love that. Anyway. So I know you're in a big brother. So I just saw it that I would

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tell you that there's this show being talked about. I think it's coming out of the Netherlands,

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actually. It's another reality TV show. Um, it's a reality dating show for visibly

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it's going to be a dating show for them. I just, um, I just had the call you and tell you,

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take care and I'll talk to you later. Hi. Not Jen. Thank you so much. So nice. Yeah. Isn't

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a nice to be part of the family? Have I initiated you yet? I don't think so. Richard Brueher

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will be calling you about that. Yeah. So let me, uh, yes, it is indeed a, uh, a show that's

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being produced in the Netherlands. I've read about this too. I haven't actually heard about it

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from any of my Dutch contacts. You know, we're on very different time zones. But I'm sure I'll

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hear more about it. Um, two things about that. One, the Netherlands is extremely open about,

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particularly visual handicaps. And I remember this, when we moved to the Netherlands in 1972,

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I was a wee, a wee young boy, come on up on Grandpa's knee. I'll tell you a story, okay?

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always to open push to sides. You can look into their window. Their windows are always

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impeccably clean. I'm generalizing, of course. But that, that pretty much was the culture in

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my parents talking about this. Uh, the Dutch don't hide their handicap the way other cultures do.

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very more open or at least we see a lot more severely handicapped people. You know, just like

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disturbingly so if you're, particularly if you're a kid, now that that was in 72. So hopefully

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kids don't witness it that way anymore. That's kind of hard for me to judge. But I think the

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Dutch really mean this. It's part of their DNA. It is part of their, of their, their cultural

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to display this. And they're not going to be making fun of it. That's the piece that I believe

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is being misunderstood. You know, it's like, hey, let's, let's give the, the lowest, the lowest,

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uh, hmm, what am I looking for? The Dutch liked losers, complete losers in life to win.

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you know, that they truly mean it. Like, yeah, let's, let's have them hook up with a date. That's

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pretty fucking cool. It's not going to be to be to make laughing stock out of them.

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the past week. You know, I, I subscribed to a couple of RSS feeds, it's like motivational quotes of

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the day and quote of the day. And I, and I always read all kinds of interesting quotes. And I'm always

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thinking, well, I wish I could come up with a great quote that would live on forever. And I think

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I have one. I think I've got one. And it relates to what we've been talking about

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in the past week about reality shows and about the racism, a legit racism being portrayed in big

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brother, celebrity, big brother in the UK and all this back and forth. And I was kind of

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realizing that, you know, it's who we are. These are reality shows. The whole point is to show

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you reality. And, and usually, and I'm just repeating myself, usually when people see themselves,

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when they recognize themselves, they pretty much hate it. People who really hate reality shows,

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I think they're probably seeing some of them, of themselves in those shows. So here was the quote.

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I hope makes it into the history books as it be nice. No, Adam Curry. Reality is pornographic.

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And that come on. That's a pretty cool quote, isn't it?

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Adam, it shows in London. Nice talk. You haven't spoken to it at all?

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Hey Charles, Charles, our drunken lunderer. Ah. Hammered again, Charles?

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Is now Thursday, about 9.30 in the morning. God damn, I just got off the tube.

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Apparently, he's had the tube in his vein now.

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Now, wine, the tube winds up everybody. But, uh, not me. I keep kind of zen.

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Oh, okay. It's not that kind of tube I get. I try to be a nice passenger,

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but someone in just gets juice. And the fact that they put the prices up this new year,

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George Dan, 27 pound 50 for a weekly 1-3 don't card.

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Holy crap, that is a lot of money. What was that? It's quite some of this, uh, like 58 bucks a week,

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just for a 1-3 zone card. I mean, can you even,

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how far do you can even get that far with a 3-zone or can you? Yeah, that is very expensive, Charles.

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My, George. Anyway, that's a little winch there. It's so weird how you seem to have

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women call you in again. Hi, my name is Janet. I'm sexy. My, George, what a awful, awful radio voice.

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Yeah, I want more of that. I want more women calling in talking really sexy. Shut up, Charles.

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Please podcast. I can't even anything worse to listen to a middle-aged woman tell me about her

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bit. It's been for yourself, Charles. Anyway, okay, first of all, you know, probably fourth point

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by now. Sorry, family. Um, all right, racism. Regardless of whatever you think about the situation,

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it's, I think, I agree with you, Jennifer should be applauded. This is, uh, opening up a bag of

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worms, the cannerworms and no one talks about the institutionalized racism in the UK. It's always just

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sort of accepted. If you're not around someone who's black or in the, you know, Asian or

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of any sort of color or creed, that isn't political occasion. If you're not in the presence of

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those people, it seems to be okay for whitey, just sort of mock. And, um, only, it's a very,

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very, very few people have either come across to do this. But, you know, what, where does it,

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if I ever met one percent of people that are done, that means that that's one percent of the

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country that they're about. And, you know, if I was to do my own stroke, you know, I think every

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culture, everybody marks some other way of speaking. It's just the way people talk and sometimes

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it's funny, come on, lighten up already. Uh, you think that's not happening. And, but, you know,

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look, I'm not insulted that people make fun of my accent and, you know, people do the same thing

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with Madonna, by the way. Uh, you know, that is, if you're going to call, what's happening,

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what happened to Shopa or it's happening to Shopa Shetty. If they're going to call that racism,

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they can call it, it call everything racism, lighten the fuck up. It's realized that we're

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doing it and looking how stupid it is. And then maybe next time, maybe next time, you see someone

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like a Jade Goodie doing that, you know, like, damn, man, I don't want to be that person. I'm just

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not going to do it. I think that's the point. And I think that's why Charles is agreeing with me,

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the channel 4 and the mulch will be applauded when you see more of this stuff. Show it.

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I don't, I truly do not believe it will be an example and people will start doing that, too.

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I think it's just so embarrassing when you see it and it's not acted when it's real.

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Reality is pornographic. So I'm in full full agreement. This shit makes me stand out, bullshit.

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And I don't want to be judged for any reason, let alone my color. And I have actually been

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the victim of racism despite being a blonde head blue-eyed. What do you remember?

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Who's called a corn said? I don't know. I'm not as English as they come, of course, not because

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being English makes us all hybrid just pretty much every European and international country.

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In fact, there was a program on recently how English are you and people are saying that that's

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people are talking about how they think they're English. And when they were actually

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their genes were researched, it turned out they're far from it. Anyway, my other point was Trinity.

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Where could you talk about it? I wanted to drive from San Francisco. I'm going to drive from San Francisco

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down through like all of your nice, uh, difficult, high weight that 101 I think. I'm not sure.

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Right. So then it cut off. You know, it has like, you can only talk for three minutes, Charles.

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Okay. I should be enough, dude. So it feels like I've touched some kind of nerve, not like

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a sensitive nerve, but I like it in the way Charles is explaining that. Is it for all I know?

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Indian people could be making fun of Pakistani people's accents. I'm sure it happens, you know?

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So look and learn. And by the way, when I say reality is pornographic, that really stems

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from the thought that pornography, you know, people having sex. And, uh, I guess viewing that

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pre-recorded or in pictures or whatever, that's pornographic. Well, isn't it just reality?

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What we're seeing? Doesn't everyone hope they're having sex like a porn star?

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I sure do. Hey, Adam. This is Chris Daley from the Pod Music Countdown. And I just got

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done listening to this on the DSC. I know. It's something about, uh, well, you know, it's the

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whole candle and night time vibe. Mains urban out or something like that. At least it's pod safe.

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If not, unpronounceable. I want to be with Angelina Jolie. I want to be a word that touches

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her lips and music divine that sounds in her mind.

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What the hell was that? Come on, Adam. Here, I have a saying for you. Repeat after me. Friends,

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don't let friends pick out music when they're stone. Wow, that song was terrible. It reminds

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me of another friend of mine who every time he gets wasted, he breaks out the Ronnie James D.O.

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albums over and over and over. That's all he plays. Bad idea. Adam, the next time you're stone

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and you need some music for your show, do the right thing. Pick up the phone, give me a call,

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I'll steer you in the right direction. And hey, if I'm not available, there's always the official

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musicologist, Jersey Todd. Keep it real, Adam. All right. How about this one, then?

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Questions of the daily source code are explicit in nature and not meant for sensitive ears.

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And then you fight me.

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I kind of like this life that spits me. I want to feed that hand that fights me.

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I want to fuck you when you fight me. You want to fuck with this mask.

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You want to fuck with this mask a kiss. You're in over your head, you're in over your head.

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Show me what you got. I get here a worthy competitor. You want to fuck me. You want to fight me.

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I want to fuck you when you fight me. I kind of like the boy that's fight me.

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Show me what you're worth. Show me. I'll feed this shit out of you.

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Yeah. I want you to know that Andrew's ramen and I we talked it over.

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So yeah, only because it's a good one, you know, I'll be doing it out of you.

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I like it when it hurts. Disturbing.

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That is so disturbing. It really, really is. Rachel can K-A-N-N fight me.

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That's been to my playlist for probably two months. I've been looking at that song saying,

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I don't know. I just don't know. Anyway. So I've been looking for a new name for

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our new house because we had the curry cottage. Didn't really feel right to call the new

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place the curry cottage as well. And I've received a lot of suggestions. Unfortunately,

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most of them buy an email, which kind of sucks because, you know, I don't mind reading a couple out,

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but it would take a whole lot of time to, you know, to really sort through them so I wouldn't

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do a whole bunch of doubles. Let me just give you a couple. With this from John Glasscock.

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Curry Kasa Curry Shelle Curry Ossedy Curry Favor Curry Crash Pad Curry Krakow's things.

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Curry Curry Cave Curry Comerancy, which is a short-term dwelling, Curry Cabin.

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Nothing really hits me there. A couple others. I added a mixture in from London just to get

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back to the naming of the new curry residents in Gilford. Just a fool, but if you compare to drop

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me a letteration, I'd pass it to an Indian restaurant the other day with his name on it and

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thought my pursuit was called the Curry Villa. How does that sound? Curry Villa, I think that's pretty good.

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You know, I take air, see you soon, bye. Yeah, it sounds like an Indian restaurant, you know?

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Exactly what it was intended for. No, that doesn't sound right.

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Yeah, I don't, I'd like the obliteration bed. I'd like the cook.

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Of course, there's also a cook pit pit pit pit.

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Hi, I'm David calling from Sunny Perth, West and Australia, but I think I'm just listening to

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episode five to nine. It'd be one of you guys, sorry about that. You're talking about name

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the new abode in England. Oh, I had a bit of a brain storm. Come up with the

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pack, Palace, that's P.A.C. Patricia, Adam, Christina, the pack, Palace. How do they grab you?

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Anyway, I'd rather all do well, love the show, keep listening. And I hope by now you've got

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that bloody internet sort of had in the in the conduct. I'll keep listening and I'll hear from you soon

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and I'll put you in my pack, Palace. Yeah, it sounds like a bad arcade game, you know?

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I appreciate it though because that does kind of bring in, you know, the Trisha Adam Christina. That's

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kind of cool. It was one that I liked. Let me see if I can find it. Who was this from?

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Is this from Dave Pond Rios? Pond Rios? Hi, Adam. I figured with the connectivity

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fun you're having at the moment. It would be better to shoot you an email rather than a voice mail.

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Oh, well, yeah, I guess that's kind of right. When did you send this January 20th?

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If you're still out for suggestions to Navy new place, how about Adam's Adam's attic? Adam's

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attic. That kind of has a ring to it and he also suggested the curry crib. I think those two

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names are kind of working for me. Love the show, keep of the great work. I think we'll stop with

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Metro sexual moments. Yeah. Yeah, I think we kind of were kind of over that. But he's a quick one.

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the subtle scent of it. Dave. Dave Pond Rios. Deep pan, he says. Okay. Yeah, man. Adam's attic. I don't know

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the kind of my work. That does have a vibe to it for sure. Oh, well, let me let me let me just

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live with it for the weekend in the trip home and I'll tell you on Monday when I think about it.

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Hey, Adam, this is Doug Pilgrim. Oops, that's the wrong one. Oh, man.

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Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry about that. Oh, yeah. How could I have messed that up? I thought I had it.

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Oh, I hate myself when I messed it up like that. I was ready to get into the segment. You know,

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we got the theme songs, so I might as well queue it up and intro properly. It's time to talk about everyone's

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darling driving across the USA. I'm hoping to make a good time today. I'm feeling

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Trinity, Trinity, the quintessential luxury, Trinity, Trinity left the bio diesel set

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you're really, Trinity, Trinity, Trinity, Trinity. Free Trinity save the world, win valuable prizes.

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Trinity. We are attempting to figure out how to gain some attention for the bio diesel movement

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because it's not an industry. It's a movement. What did I see? Did I see an actress last night on

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Letterman? I think talking about the fact that she drove on bio diesel in her, in her, I didn't,

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I just kind of caught the last the tail end of the interview. I think that she was on Letterman.

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And she was talking about putting bio diesel in and that she was really sold on the fact that it's

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smelled like a Korean restaurant, something like that. I don't know how she could tell. It was a Korean

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restaurant. But, you know, it's, it's bio diesel. It's kind of getting some attention. You know,

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people are talking about it in all walks of life. Hey Adam, it's Chef Mark here with Jennifer.

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We've been following the free Trinity thread with great interest and wouldn't you know,

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while enjoying chukru at the famous lay-all restaurant in New York City last night,

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we found a great source of fuel for Trinity. Yes, we actually got to speak with

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Philippe Lajoni, the owner of Lail, and I asked him about their recycling of cooking oil

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from the stick fleet in the kitchen to pair bio diesel gals like our beloved Trinity.

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So very simply, this company comes to the restaurant once a week. They collect all our oil

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from our fires and they clean it up, they filter it, and then they use it for cars and

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trucks that are diesel and they can run on oil. In fact, when I opened Lail in Tokyo,

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in Japan in a few years ago, I had met a person who owned over a hundred Kentucky Fried Chicken.

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deliverings and pickups, and the entire fleet of vehicles was running on his own oil.

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And he would not spend a dime on the oil yet on gas. That works all of the trans fat

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problem in New York too. Yeah, that is great. So that's awesome.

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That is like a furniture even doing it now. Yes, the oil, the clitorious.

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I'm going to be funny if you just said that. I don't mean can you save the world and when

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valuable prizes, you can also feed your car biodiesel from one of the top restaurants in the land.

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Listen for the full interview on an upcoming food philosophy podcast.

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And Mark will also have more audio from the Chukut Hall of Fame dinner on Remarkable Palette.

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Be sure to include New York City on that free turnity tour at him because we can feed

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her some top shelf biodiesel. But we're saving the Chukut and stick it for ourselves.

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Ah, mercy, Jennifer.

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I wonder if you put, uh, I guess depending on whatever was cooked in the oil, it may indeed smell

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different. We should do some of these experiments. So, oh, man, let me, a lot of this came through

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email, of course. So it just takes me a little bit longer to get through everything. But

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I got a lot of these from Thomas Crosslon who writes at him a couple of things. How about having

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Trinity stop to attend potsafe music gigs along the way? Although you just tuning into the

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into the conversation about free Trinity, we're trying to figure out what to do here.

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Doug Pilgrim was kind enough to offer to fly out with this son to San Francisco,

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drive the car back, do a podcast every day during a week. And this is really sparked a lot of

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response. And people, a lot of people would like to help along the way, a lot of people have a small

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biodiesel based businesses that they'd like to promote, which I haven't all for, you know,

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as long as we can document it, as long as we can, you know, actually create something. And I'm talking

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small size things, you know, maybe three to five minutes, nothing too long. And, you know, the idea

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of having, excuse me, I really didn't want to burp out loud. I wouldn't do that. That was a really

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disgusting line. Okay, either stop to meet a podcast or attend a potsafe music artist concert.

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And here's a map of biodiesel stations across the U.S. are already, you know, we've got mapping

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information here. And these guys may be able that might be able to help you pin Trinity,

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where does that love craft biofuels? Hold on, I haven't actually clicked on that link yet.

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Let me see, what does it look like? Oh, they pimp, they pimp out. Oh, nice. Oh, man, the community of

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people who are into biofuels is so incredibly fun. They just look like a bunch of fun. And they're

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not all tree huggers, you know, it's just fun people who are just doing some amazing stuff. Okay,

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so here's Doug. And thank you, Doug, so as I said, Doug Pilgrim reminded me that stingray, I've

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actually paid a plate of a couple times. And he says, hey, Adam, how are you good evening? Here's the

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here's the URL for the hemp car you showed interest in. Yeah, thank you. Second, passing Trinity

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from podcast to podcast or sounds like a very cool idea promoting alternative energy, alternative

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content, alternative independent music all at once. Wow, independent media about that, huh?

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Independent media, independent oil, fuck, sounds good. It reminds me of the little white

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bike project that was attempted in Amsterdam in the 60s before your time. Not actually the white

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bikes, I think we're still around. They were just just about all the last of them. We're still

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in Amsterdam when we got there in the very early 70s. Check with the suits first before you go forward

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liability issues with all those non-employee drivers. Oh, yeah, luckily we got a suit, Brian.

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These, he's been out sick for a couple. You know, a lot of people have been out sick.

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It's like a flu bug going around, but it seems like two different versions of it. I think I've been

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very lucky. I see people get really stuffed up, sniffly, start sneezing. Maybe that's what I had

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the last time I don't know. And some people get a really, really hard, bad stomach virus, bad stomach

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flu, moody. What is moody? Moody is SVP of production and programming. His daughter, like

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for five days, is at high fever and severe stomach cramping and stuff. Yeah, it's crap, man.

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It literally, it's crap. And yeah, you come home, you flip on the television. There's all these

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commercials for like, what does this cold medicine bring down that high fever fast for kids?

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Are these people shooting shit into the air? Or something that they know?

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You know, they're media buys. They're pretty fucking on the money, aren't they?

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Ah, third, how about going to podcasts or houses? I'm back to the Doug Pilgrim's email. Go from

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city to city across country. Each night, going to a different club where a pod sick musician would play

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a gig and all your listeners from an area could come together. Damn. Trinity could be parked

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outside. Swag could be given away. Live music from the show could be played on the podcast the next

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day with videos sound and interviews from the show are kind of rolling pod fest 2007, 10 days,

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10 cities, 10 concerts, one big promotional bang all ending in say New York with brother love playing

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CC Chapman, Jersey Todd as the MCs. If you dig this, you would like me to propose this as an

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audio. Oh shit, man. Of course, you got to send this in his audio. Don't make me read this.

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Well, Doug, first of all, I really appreciate the fact that you're willing to explore. You

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had a damn cool idea to start with and it's really grown into something else. And so I appreciate

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you being open to, you know, you're not being all pissed off about the fact that we're taking

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your idea and morphing it into something else. That's cool. Paul Savi, Adam, I work with a company,

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skyships. We make vehicle tracking devices that you glue onto the roof of a vehicle. The

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device is completely self-contained, solar powered, no wiring or battery required and contains

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a GPS and GSM mobile module, which period of who transmits the vehicle location by SMS text.

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Small company based in town. What is it? Chowmsford? Chowmsford, I guess, in the UK,

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whose main business is remote controlled airships. What is it? Skyships.co.uk. Paul, very interesting.

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That's exactly the type of thing I'm looking for. I think I'm looking for something a little bit

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more advanced and not necessarily, although SMS is, of course, freaking bulletproof, isn't it?

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You know, I'm trying to get Nokia into the game here. Maybe they could trick out one of their

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camera phones. So it could send multimedia messages and me look. Come on, someone's going to be

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able to put this together. The guys who've got the box are Nokia, but we're going to charge them,

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obviously. Otherwise, yeah, I'd like to promote skyships. Let's see, there were a couple more

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audio things. Let's see, what else do we have here? Hey Adam, this is Dawn, just a listener from

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San Francisco Bay Area. About the free Trinity thing, you know, instead of a strapping app,

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I might want to try Google Earth. I'm much more interactive. I know there's people who've

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done overlays and stuff on it. Let's check that out. Yeah, you know, right,

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our man, how silly of me, of course. I do like the fact that we can show an image as well,

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so we can get an image from Google Earth into a web page, and that's cool too. But yeah,

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absolutely, because that'll give the mainstream media something to some graphics. They can,

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yeah, they can, they love doing that. I see that all the time now in television. They zoom in

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somewhere and you can see it's, it's usually it says Google Earth right there in the corner of the

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screen. So, you know, we'll be able to give them actual rolling video of the path that Trinity is

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taking. And by the way, why limit this only to the U.S. of A? Hey Adam, it's all in here. I'm driving

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in just near the egg in the traffic jam, and I was listening to your, uh, the source code by Trinity.

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I think it's a fantastic idea to bring it from one coast to the other. But why don't you put

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it into a global initiative? And, uh, Shiverdale would have Europe as well. You can hand out

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it with a car from Port Gostom to Port Gostom. We all think it's for this thing, rather than the

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bonding between two people, what you do, bonding between hundreds of people, make it around the

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room with any space. Why not? Good luck. Right on. Okay, that's the kind of stuff I'm talking about.

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I'm sure we can find someone with a, with a container and we can stop, you know, just push

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right into a container and then, uh, retrieve it on the other end. Absolutely. I know we can do this.

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So, here's what I think we got to start organizing. We've got to start organizing a number of

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stops starting in San Francisco, and we want to take it all the way to, uh, I guess you're good in New York,

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and then we go New York to Boston. We could ship it out from Boston. That'd be kind of a nice

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sendoff. We've got a lot of people in the Boston area. And along the way, we, we, so we need bio fuel,

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and so we need, or, you know, and also people doing interesting things with, just bio

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crap, let's just do the, it's Trinity, free Trinity poop tour. Um, so we need that, um, we want to,

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this is a, this is a, this is a pretty big project. I'm game for, if we're organizing

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it, if we can really get some people who are motivated enough to work on this, I think it's,

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it's primarily tools, you know, if, if we can track this, so that's why I said frapper map,

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just because it's easy to do. You can probably import something from frapper into, uh, into Google

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Earth anyway. Let's just set up a frapper map, so we can start putting, you know, start mapping out a route,

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a more or less logical route, and it doesn't have to be straight across the US. We can go up and

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down, let's know, problems, visit a couple of states while we're on what we're doing it anyway.

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And so, as I was working through all that, I get this email, now I really got excited.

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This is from, uh, Michael. Adam, I really like the father, Sonny wants the podcast

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from driving across the US. The concept reminds me of another amazing accomplishment that

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started with telling a story about a journey. I'm a cyclist. I've written across Iowa on

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Ragbry, which is an acronym, and it's a massive crossstate bicycle race across Iowa that is well-known

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throughout the US and the world. The R-A-G-B-R-A-I, Ragbry, is an acronym for Registers Annual Great

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Bicycle Ride Across Iowa. Does any points to a Wikipedia article about it? I started in 1973

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when a register columnist wrote that he was going to ride across Iowa with a friend. He did,

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and he wrote about it daily for a week. During the ride, his readers love the story so much

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that they did the ride the following year and invited anyone to join. The ride went from a few

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to a few hundred. In a few years, it grew to over 10,000 and attracted riders from every state in the

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US and many from around the world. Okay, so that's basically his setup. Here's his pitch.

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How does this relate to Trinity? Well, how about if you give Trinity to the nice father, Son podcaster

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and let him lead the first cross-country drive invite anyone with a bio-fuel vehicle to join

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even if it's a short segment near where they live. And of course he's thinking, Michael says,

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I think the media would jump on a cross-country trek of bio-fuel vehicles that provide heaps of

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personal interest stories with blogs, audio, video, participant interviews, background stories,

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what also advocating the use of bio-fuel. So my humble suggestion is to apply your podcasting

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in media ingenuity. No, I love that. In distorting the first podshow annual great bio-fuel drive

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across America. Well, I think we can come up with something snappy other than that. Free Trinity.

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Yeah, of course he says, you can find a better job at finding an acronym. Probably good luck.

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Hope this can help promote the awareness and use of bio-fuel. Michael, I'm loving that idea.

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And you know, when I'm hearing that, I like, yeah, man.

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You know, I want to be there for at least a part of it. That's going to be a frickin' party.

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So okay, so when you buy a few vehicles that stop off along

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route that is tracked by a frapper map, and hopefully also tracked with some kind of mystical box

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that brings us pictures and video and GPS positions, it's just cool if we can do that.

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Come on, we're geeks. So when people, places to stop off at who can help us with bio-fuel,

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have bio-fueled vehicle might want to ride along. And the evening, of course, we want to wind

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up at a pod save music gig. So that, that'll take a map. We got to coordinate this so we can see if we

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can really get people together. And then what else do we need? And enough, I think it's a good start.

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Okay, we got the weekend to think about it in a lot of people are behind, but let's see if we can

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get this together. And you know, whatever needs to be done, poncho is going to do it because

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[ Music ]

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Yo, what's up, AC? It's Jersey Todd, the official musicologist of the Chacha.

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Yo, big man, this is why you absolutely need to keep me hanging around the source code.

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Dude, I heard you playing Jeremy Roe yesterday. All right, that's fine. But this song in line

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to die, that was put up this past summer. People don't come to a food bar Friday to hear the

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same old stuff, they come to you the new stuff, the fresh stuff, the stuff that absolutely kicks

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ass. Man, oh man, oh man, the people are just not going to stand for that. Let's see, I'm going

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to need some help with this. Yo, Jeremy Roe, where are you out today? Dude, can you help me out with

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this? Hey, Adam, this is Jeremy Roe. I'm just sitting here on a Fubar Friday, drinking a cup

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of shitty raw sewage coffee, but you know what, it actually tastes pretty good because I've got

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ten packets of splendour in it. Anyways, I just wanted you guys to hear my new single

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in the shadows off of my new album, Where the Truth lies, which is up on the PMN,

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Podsafe Music Network. So here it is, check it out.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah,

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Yes,

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Oh yeah, Jeremy Row, find him on the PMN, winding up a football Friday and another week

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in Northern California.

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The next time we speak, I'll be back in Blighty with the ladies to have missed so very

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much.

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DailySourcego.com, Adam at podshow.com, I got to go because Stearns on Letterman, hey,

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I'm still a Jersey boy.

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What can I say?

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Take care, everybody.

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Bye-bye.

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