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It was $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass, and the next generation radio

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

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to the DSC 535, you should go over to helpingthecause.com.

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Team Bidious trying to raise $25,000 in the MS Walk in April, so as a good podcast listener

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as a good podcast citizen, go over to helpingthecause.com, look for Team Biddy, and pledge

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of it.

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I'm going to go over to the next generation radio, we're going to go over to the next generation

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radio, we're going to go over to the next generation radio, we're going to go over to the next

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I got a couple of emails yesterday from people saying that they really hated the sound

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of the setup here in the, well, we're still calling the cottage.

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everything screwed up and I have no idea how it, I think I sound a little nasal, let me

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see, how's everything set here, one, two, one, two, whatever.

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Hi, this is Gilbert in Georgia, I was thinking about the name for a new place there, I'm sure

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somebody must have suggested it, but maybe not, I don't know, why not curie kingdom, I mean,

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it is a big grand, but then life is grand, anyway, just let I drop that in, enjoy

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listening to the show, down here in the beach, so anyway, have a good day, see you later, bye.

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All right, man, appreciate it. Okay, I think that I've decided that there are, you know,

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going to have to shy away from a literation, so we can't have a cook sound, although curie

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kingdom is kind of nice, but if it's going to be a literation, I'd like it at least to be two seas,

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I think the curie manner is sounding pretty good to me. I'm going to try it on, you're

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going to do, I'm going to change the wireless access points to curie manner, see how it feels,

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because it actually, it could sound good, it's like, from the curie manner, from the curie

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manner on a hilltop, on the west side of G-town.

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You know, that sounds like a damn good show. Gosh, I don't want now the,

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I've got all kinds of ground loops in the studio. It's really weird. If I plug in the

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printer, then all of a sudden I get a ground loop. If I put the, if I put the power book on top of the

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TLA 55, was it 552 stereo valve processor, then I get some kind of other different like a

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hard disk like ground loop sound. Ah, lots of stuff getting used. I'm going to really work on

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the place today. I've got the, I've got the fireplace up here going, which is really nice. It's

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a nice and toasty warm. I just got a start and unpacking some boxes. This morning, of course,

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we were up bright and early in Antis, wow, it's my microphone really hot now, hot.

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An anticipation of the, of the sky guy coming. Well, I'm just adjusting some stuff. I'm sorry

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you have to bear with me through all this crap. Mind as well. Do it now. Okay. The sky guy was

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supposed to come. I've ordered the multi rooms sky view package, which includes two regular sky

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plus digital boxes, and one HD, or is they saying the UK HD? So that one, so I don't have the

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HD television yet. I was planning on maybe going out this afternoon and making that purchase.

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So the sky guy shows up and he's, oh, okay. Great. Let's, let's get this going here.

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company that, you know, the guy said he couldn't find my house. This may be the same guy.

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I actually have to ask him that. He's from Leeds. He's only been in this region for three weeks.

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So that sounds like it probably wasn't a nice enough guy. And he looks up at the roof and he

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sending says, okay. And then he looks at where the, where the phone access point is, which, of

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course, is exactly on the other side of the house. And these sky boxes have to talk back to home based,

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you know, basically upload all my information to home base. So they have to talk a

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communicate via a telephone. He says, you know, this is, I have six more installs today on this

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is a whole day job. I said, yeah, no shit. So, you know, we call up sky home base, phone home to Murdock.

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on doing the install here. Okay. Exasperating, I tell you, hey, lots of feedback on Trinity.

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We're really, uh, we're getting somewhere. We actually have something to look at, which I'll get

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to later on in this very show. Yeah, good day. Adam, it's a Scott from Sydney, Australia. It's

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kind of to say how much I enjoy your podcast. It's that sort of fantastic. I've been listening to

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it for a bit of a very young app. And I listen to it every day in the health desk when I'm supposed

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to be doing calls. And all the guys in the health desk also enjoy your podcast and they want

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to say, he got the good work and, uh, chill out, man. So, yeah, there's a lot to it and, uh,

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I talk to you saying. Hi. Adam, yeah. No, thanks, dude. I appreciate it. So, you're all sitting there at

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the health desk when you're supposed to be, and what kind of health desk is it? Is it for a certain

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product? Are you all just sitting there just goofing off doing, you know, nothing better to do at

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all. Listen to the daily source code. Oh, I gotta get my ass down to Australia. I really

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really, really, really want to go. Maybe, I don't know if it'll be this year. This year or next year,

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we definitely have to get down there, uh, neither Patricia or Christina have ever seen Australia.

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the animals and look after the house and all that stuff. But, um, yeah, I would love to do that.

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Just revisit some of the places I've been to before. And then go to some of the other spots that

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I've never been to. I've never been of north, uh, the northern part of Australia. And I bet they

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Common strip, common strip, common strip, common strip, common strip, common strip, common strip, common

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strip, common strip, common strip, common strip. Now, I haven't listened to this comment that

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comments were going to come through blogger sent in. Um, he's been on a rampage lately about,

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uh, you know, this, this interview that I said I would do with him and he feels completely

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slided that I've said I don't really want to meet him in person. So I'm thinking, I just get my schedule

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together. I get my schedule together for the next week and a half. Because, you know, third week of

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February, I'm back to the States again. This is my new regime. And I'm just going to tell them

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when I'm going to be in London and when I'm available. Let's see what he has to say today.

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Hi, Adam Curry. I think interview with you. Sorry, man. But you promised me. So yeah,

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told you, I told you in a rampage about this publicly on the SC giving it to me in person.

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And then you then integrated me by saying Skype only. What could be considered as racism if

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only we would be of different race. Racism, shortly speaking, gives this interview to me in person

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or fuck you. It will never happen. You bastard. Oh, please. So speaking of racism, Adam,

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have you had about such a thing or issue as this happening particularly in UK that, you know,

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there is an employer or business owner. Yeah, almost like I'm coming straight blogger. First of all,

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as I said, what we're going to do is I'm going to set up a time when I'm going to be in London,

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because I'm going to have to be in London anyway to do stuff at the office. And you'll just have to

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come on over. Right? Because the problem is you always want to meet me in the weekend, which is just

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not really feasible. I am messing around so much with all the knobs. It is, it's a knobby day. That's

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for sure. Manaja, and he has a worker. And this worker is a person of color. But this worker is

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lazy or is underperforming. Oh, you know what? I'm not interested. Comics are blogger. It's about

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your racism thing. And I'm over that. All the newspapers here, once again, full of Shilpa Shetty winning

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the celebrity big brother television show slash contest slash reality program. I think people are

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enjoying it. And I predict she's going to be a huge star. I think she already got some kind of TV

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gig that they offered her. Now, I think she's going to do a lot of stuff over here. The bother would

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stuff. I've never really been able to get into it. Maybe I have to see it on a big screen. Maybe

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someone has to explain a little bit of the backstory. And maybe I love the dancing and so the

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choreography and all the wardrobe is all beautiful. It's in a photography is fantastic. But I just don't

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I can't really get into the story if you don't mind. Hey, you know what? Let's, uh, let's get this thing

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rolling here. It's time to talk about everybody's girlfriend. The green color of Mercedes 300 turbo

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yelled just stays shining.

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watch a Triomie triumony to Les Dubaiオ- Diesel set to bring Tri familee trip

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All right, so here's what's coming on the Gmail regarding Trinity.

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First of all, we have a Google map of retail biodiesel locations.

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It's at BrevardBioDiesel.org.

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Excuse me, for that nasty Splendid comment.

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Can we?

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Splendid?

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Since sale moment with a Splendid twist, that's what it was.

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Can we get a coffee sponsor already?

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I'm so sick and tired of promoting since sale for free.

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Bravo, Romeo, Echo, Victor, Alpha, Romeo, Delta, biodiesel.org.

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And there's a map there.

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It's pretty extensive, although there are some major gaps with this, of course, as retail

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locations, and it's listed by, you know, what grade of biodiesel they have.

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So what I'm looking for is someone who can help me with one of these Google maps, because

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now we have this part, can we take that data, can we start filling in the spots?

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So we have, you know, no more than like 100 miles between each individual spot so we can

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start a route.

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And everybody should be able to add themselves as a, a biodiesel stop, b, a biodiesel point

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of interest, c, a podcaster, and then d willing to help out anyway you can.

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So if we get all those points on the map, then we can start to build up a route and

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believe me, this is not going to be limited to the United States.

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That's one thing, what's abundantly clear.

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Here's an update from Rosie from pod show HQ Adam.

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Here's the new update on Trinity.

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Okay, so remember what happened was, I drove out to Concord to visit fries on the

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way back, all of a sudden, she, she conked out.

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I was completely right about the fuel starvation, although incorrect about the,

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the lines being clogged up, here's what's going on.

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The gas tank appears to be crushed at the bottom.

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This prevents the gas or the biodiesel from reaching the fuel line when the tank is low.

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I have to admit the tank was about a quarter full.

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So if the tank's full, no problem.

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The mechanic recommends overhauling the current tank and replacing the fuel send in unit,

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fuel send in unit, $97.50 gas tank overhaul, $168 plus two and a half hours labor.

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The whole repair adds up to another $567.79 on top of the 500.

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I just spent for them to do nothing but replace my battery, which I didn't need.

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On top of the transmission, which was like $2,000 to $3,000 on top of the,

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well, doesn't matter.

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I got a lot of money in this baby, and she's worth it.

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So yes, of course, the cost has approved.

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Absolutely, we got to get her on the road.

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So she's running.

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That's the good news.

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It's no junk clogged up in the engine and was purely a gas tank initiative or issue.

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Love it.

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Who's this?

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Scott.

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From topdeadcenter.podshow.com, does Trinity have a trailer hitch?

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No, I don't think so.

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Because if you get a trailer, well, Trinity could pull her own biodiesel refinery.

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Now, that is a damn good idea.

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Because then you can get Google Earth or Google Maps, and you could get all the fast food restaurants.

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This makes it a little more complex.

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But if we act, you know what, okay, so here's an idea.

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Why do we put a trailer hitch on the Trinity?

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God, I like this a lot.

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And so in addition to visiting biodiesel points throughout the country, she could also

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visit biodiesel friendly.

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This is great.

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Biodiesel friendly restaurants, and they'll donate vegetable oil, you know, just stuff that

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they got laying around got to get rid of anyway.

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And, you know, and then Trinity can process her, you know, right there on the spot.

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I like that a lot.

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There are a couple of companies who make, who make the biodiesel kits.

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They're about, what are they?

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They're about $1,500 for a complete kit.

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And it could indeed fit on a trailer and be pulled around behind or so.

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I really like that idea.

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Let's add that one to the mix.

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I still don't have anyone to actually maintain this map of wonderful points.

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But I think the more I read the, the more I read emails coming in and people's ideas,

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the more I'm liking the whole idea of managing it through one Google map.

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That just has all this information because they don't be very easy to plot out our trip.

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So, if please, if you understand how to make do these map mashups,

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please get in touch with the adamatpodshow.com.

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Cameron Patterson sent me interesting link mini-box mini-box.com.

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Company that makes cars, PCs for cars.

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I don't know, I think we're, we're having, we have a call with Nokia today.

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This afternoon, I'm going to see if we can get to Nokia to jump on board because it would be a

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perfect application to run on, I would say on the internet tablet.

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I mean, it's got a camera built in. It can communicate with a cell phone.

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What's this one? From Ola, Ola Christian Vale.

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I think that's the way it pronounces name. He says, dude, you got a sender to the Ferro Islands.

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After a tour of the UK Trinity could go on a North Atlantic tour from Scrabster, Scotland to the Ferro Islands.

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Iceland, on to Norway, maybe even Denmark. I said to me a couple of pictures. Yes, I would love that.

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I think we can get it around the world. Do you think it's not possible? I think this podcasting

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stuff has enough people committed to promoting podcasting and to promoting something like

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independence of big oil. This one from Dave from New York.

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Adam, I'm totally stoked on this Trinity across the USA concept for it's free

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Trinity, by the way. I just want to make sure that we keep Doug Pilgrim's original idea and

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tacked free Trinity. Adam, there's nothing green about an egg nog color. Let me my pal cover her

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and Astro turf. We've done it with vehicles in Europe in New York City. It looks perfect. And the

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response in the street is unbelievable. Imagine how it would look on a bends. If you want to

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attract attention this way, people used to leave us gifts on the car like golf balls or vegetable.

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Sometimes we'd come back to where we parked to find chicks, sunbathing on the roof. Okay,

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good idea. I think I think we shouldn't get our Astro turf. So we'll do that the

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minute she hits New York. Hi, Adam. It's Timothy from the Twisted Risk podcast.

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Not just finished listening to DSC 533. Normally I speak about riding on two wheels in such.

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But there's something else I've got more than a passing interesting. And that's biodies. In fact,

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it's that sweet smelling oil or more accurately Trinity that got me listening to the daily

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source code in the first place. You see, I chew on an older Mercedes diesel. In fact, my 1982

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300 TD aka Moby is pretty much an exact replica of your beloved Trinity. My great will of a car

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was purchased with the same goal of burning biodiesel and vegetable oil. I believe I may be the

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only other podcaster out there with the same car as yourself. Now, don't go think in that. I'm

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some kind of freakish curie groupie. I had my car well before Trinity found a way. So it's natural

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that all this talk about the free-trandy project has me pumped up with vigor. Here are my thoughts

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on the free-trandy thing. One listener suggested making it an international event by shipping

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Trinity to Europe when she reaches these coast. But you do realize that you don't have to go over

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seas to break the border. Tell you what, get Trinity up here to Toronto and I'll ensure that she's

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fed with the green grease that's good for her. We can introduce her to my movie and who knows,

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maybe they could get busy and have a little smart car together, right? Now, producing a

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older cyclopodcast as I do, I'm aware of a company called Star Tracks, that's star-tr-a-w-x.

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That has tracking units that long distance bike riders use to keep their friends and family

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at home updated automatically if they're aware about. Such units have been used extensively and

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successfully in the 11 day 11,000 mile iron butt rally as well as the world rally championship

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if you're more akin to four wheels. When are you considering this trip to take place anyway?

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If it's around the summer solstice, the second annual podcasters across borders,

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aka podgimp Canada will run from June 22 to 24th in Kingston, Ontario. That's just east of Toronto

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and on the way to Boston, and the perfect pit stop for Trinity in this little picturesque and

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historic town on Lake Ontario. If, however, it's too early in the year, this parade of bio-fuel vehicles,

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you envision may have issues with cold vegetable oil, and that could cause some problems for some

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engines. Not good. So those are my two Canadian sense on the whole idea. I hope you can make use

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of some of the points I brought up and I'd love to see Trinity make her way north of the border

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for a visit. Take care Adam. This is Timothy Pilgrim. See ya. All right Timothy. Yeah, absolutely.

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I mean, again, we just have to get this map started out so everyone can put their,

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everyone could put their, their place mark on and link to their podcast or pictures or

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or maybe have a video and so we can get a good idea if we want to be involved in this.

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Maybe even some folks who are listening to serious stars 102 might want to get involved.

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Really easy. Go to dailysourcecode.com download the rest of the show or send me an email

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Adam at podshow.com. Love to hear from you guys as well. And thanks for listening and they're gone.

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Yeah, I'm getting excited about this. This is going to be really cool.

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Hi Adam. It's Daisy here from podcasting. I'm just catching up with the charity after getting

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a podcatcher on my Nakia phone. I got one of those Nakia in 91 music phones and you're on my

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podcatcher. That means I can hear your pipes without going near my computer. I must say that's really nice

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on those Nakia phones. As you say it up there in Ireland is, uh, and I have that on my E61. That's the

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the podcatcher. It has a little, uh, a little application that'll download podcats. I do miss that on the

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on the N800 tablet. Although I figured out some other ways to get to get my favorite podcats. You

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can actually use the, uh, what is it? The play in Windows media player button on any pod show site.

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It'll open up, um, either the show with all of its archives or you can open up a channel that way,

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which works pretty well. But that's just pretty good. I have to agree. Also, it right there.

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And you've got directories. You've got the top pod show picks. You've got, uh, all of podcats

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stally, podcats pickle is on there. It's a ton of different podcats that work. So a really good place

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to go find and certainly to subscribe to shows. Anyway, I'm here trying some hazelnut splendor.

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idea. And I was wondering, would dog pick up an Irish hitchhiker along the way?

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His name is Doug. I know you're saying Doug, but it sounds a bit like dog. It's kind of like

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a girl or a bad member. There is no one greener in the world than I was Irish, you know?

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I mean, if he's driving from California to Massachusetts, he must be going through Kansas, right?

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So I figured I could meet up with trinity and dog in Kansas. Then talk the lads into checking out

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some wood pellet stoves in Iowa. Imagine that trinity hole, a boshal of wood pellets from my

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farming cousins in Iowa. Isn't that handy that we just decided to put a trailer here, John,

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or, huh? Yeah, went all through to Iowa to farm. I could snap shots from my mnuckier phone.

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I'm using zontag so that I can just take a picture and then automatically tag it and send it to

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flicker right after reviewing the photo. You see, this is what's going to work really well. Everybody

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has their tools, their devices, they know how to get stuff up on the web, they know how to link

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stuff. So I think this map will be so cool. We've done a few carcass here in Tipperary,

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so it's fair to say that if I tagged along, you'll get some European perspective on the great

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biodiesel adventure. And if you set this up this summer, we'll have a Nokia in 95 phone for the trip.

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We've been playing around with the developer's model now and it's really, really slick.

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You wouldn't believe the things that I can actually do. What else? Well,

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I think Trinity should visit the Amish community in Pennsylvania dot country.

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Amish have never been on a podcast, so Trinity will be recording the first Amish words,

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exclusive to Pod Show listeners. Another thing, Adam.

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Hold on a second, before you get to that, good idea. I mean, that's also important.

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It's, that would be an interesting sight to see. I don't know if there's, if

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Amish people have ever, have never been recorded. I mean, I've certainly seen documentaries.

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I don't know what they think of Trinity. It's not, it's not quite playing according to their rules.

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It's getting pretty close though. Maybe they could supply us with some fuel.

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You're not keeping Trinity that baby poo yellow for the trip.

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I am a baby.

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You're a good coach at the outgreen for us.

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I don't know the something about the the eggnog white eggnog yellow, baby poo yellow.

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You know what? That's disgusting. Thanks for calling. I really appreciate it.

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Welcome to this week in London to the podcast about my hometown. You're going to enjoy as much as I do.

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I love this city and I want to share in some of the things that happen here. Tell you a little

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about what's going on. Tell you what to do, what not to do. Thanks for avoiding things to enjoy.

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You can find out the subscription details at London.botsho.com.

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You can find the website itself at www.isweekinlandon.co.uk.

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In a can email me about this week in London at gmail.com. Thanks very much.

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Talk to you later.

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Yeah, that's been a show that I've been listening to myself because you know London's like my town now

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and it's really nice to hear what's going on. Great show. Thanks for the promo.

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All right, you don't forget to close the whole Trinity segment with the official theme song.

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You can't talk about Trinity without the bookmark and heard like a nice compact baby poo sandwich

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between Jeff Smith's jingles on either side.

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Trinity, let the bio diesel set your green, Trinity, Trinity, Trinity, Trinity, Trinity,

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

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So I wanted to open a one new line of conversation. Otherwise it's all going to be about Trinity

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in the name of my house, which is a little bit boring. I do understand that. This comment came

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in last week while I was in San Francisco. I've been saving it because I thought it was a very

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interesting question. One that I might even be able to answer myself in some ways.

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But have a listen to it and I'd love to hear your take on it.

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Forgive me, podfighter, if I have seen it as barely three months since I last left the voice

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mail message. I'm calling you from work because I have a monumental question.

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Sort of on the same lines as the folding or scrunching and we know how well that took us.

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I work for a very cool put, very posh company. We have lots of very cool put, very posh, very

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highly educated people. My question is this. How is it that in such a working environment?

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When I come to use the bathrooms, the toilets, whatever you wish to call them, quite often,

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there is toilet paper, strewn across the floor. We also have problems with broken toilet seats,

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with soap dispenses that have been broken, with paper towels in the sink. We're talking about

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highly educated people here and they can't do the most simple of hygiene and things.

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Is it just happening in my office? Do people sort of portray this corporate front

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only to go out to the privacy of the bathroom and allow it loose?

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Hmm. Any help here in any place would be very much appreciated.

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Isn't that interesting? And you know what? I do see that quite a lot.

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And I don't know exactly what it is. The question is, are posh people pigs and if so, why?

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Adam at poncho.com. And of course, oh, I should actually do the, let's see where is it here.

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I haven't done this in a while. Let's give out the UK number to call in with your voicemail

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comments. Would love to hear from you.

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So, a while ago, I was reintroduced to a friend of mine who hadn't spoken to in years.

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Rudy Sarza, who I met when he was a base player for white snake. Currently, he's playing with

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the DO. And I was introduced by Ty Poe. And a lot of podcasts with no who Ty Poe is or

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Prince of Pessa. I guess is how she signs their emails. She's a huge promoter of pod save music.

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In particular, Sophia Ramos. And she has Rudy's email address and said, no, you know,

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a little reintroduction. So, I was really nice. And Rudy has a book out called Off the Rails.

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And it's about his time with Randy Rhodes, which of course was in Ozzy's band and

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quite riot. And I read this book. I read to see it. It took a while to deliver. I bought it off

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of Amazon. It took maybe two and a half, maybe in three weeks to get here. Because I don't know.

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I don't know how Amazon works. But I guess it's not readily available on the shelf. But it was a

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very good read. It filled in a lot of blanks for me about a period of rock and roll. When I just

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before, I got into a television, even before MTV in the Netherlands, even during some of that time.

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It just it filled in a lot of blanks. Also about Rudy stuff. I didn't know. And it's written in a

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very person. It's almost, I would have to say it's a bit webloggish like he kept a diary while it was

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on the road in the late 70s and in the 80s. And he may still be keeping a diary. I don't know.

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But it's a great way, you know, to have notes to go back and write about your experiences,

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particularly the day when Randy died, which is just mailing you read about this, it's horrible.

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that Randy was in, you know, the wing, I think struck the bus first before crashed into a

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into a private residence. Anyway, I mean, you'd have to read the book.

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And I was very, well, first of all, I was pleasantly surprised when I heard that to quiet riot had

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uploaded a few new songs from their rehab CD to the Podsake Music Network. And

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Brent from PodsakeauRadio, PodsakeauRadio.com, had an interview with Kevin Dubrow of Quiet Riot.

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Listen to this. I'm sober. And I liked the people on playing with better.

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Better than playing with the Rudy Sarasel and Randy Rhodes.

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Well, no, better than playing with the Sarasel. Randy Rhodes, I adore playing with.

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So what's better than playing with better than playing with Rudy and Carlos?

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I don't, don't thank you, you liked playing too much with Rudy. What was the deal with Rudy?

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I, you know, I really want to get into it. It's over. And the, the gift of the

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situation is I'm no longer playing with him. So the fact that I don't have to play with him anymore,

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it makes it so it's a good thing. It's a good for him. It's good for everybody.

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Good for everybody involved. You know, so I didn't read a single bad word about anyone in this entire book.

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Certainly not about band members. Only about members of the press. But, you know, that was kind of a

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running theme throughout the book where Rudy's picking up reviews from the previous night's show.

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And he can tell exactly when the reviewer wasn't actually there. He just kind of wrote some

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shit up just to get his article in. But not a bad word. And like, listen to this Kevin to brown guy.

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Dude, what's up with that? You know, first of all, you say something, I guess it's kind of disparaging.

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You know, you say like, well, I'm too happy. I'm not playing with people. I want to.

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And then when when you're asked to explain, you're like, oh, well, I don't have to talk about that.

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Fuck you, dickhead. What's your problem? It's really unhealthy, by the way, to keep that shit

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pent up after 20 years, you know? So let's, let's get it out. Get it out and the open.

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This may help you. Quiet, Ryan, free.

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The moment the moment we miss. I was free. You can fight that at the pot safe using that work.

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Quiet, quiet, free. Links to all the songs and all read up links in today's show notes at dailysourcecode.com.

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And to Kevin, come on, man. Don't hold no grudges. It's just unhealthy.

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All right, that's it for today. 41 minutes exactly. Fantastic time. I'll work on the sound.

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I apologize if I blew your dreams out a couple of times tomorrow. We'll be back once again from the

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curry manner. On the west side of G-town, dailysourcecode.com,

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Adam at podshow.com. Take everybody. Have a nice day. Bye.