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As the world anxiously awaits, the CSD files prepare yourself for.

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Food bar Friday, food bar Friday, it's food bar Friday.

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Demi Craig, I was trying to do the radio voice you ruined it.

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But it's food bar Friday, it's the DSC 543, Qosm Jersey Todd, Qosm Jeff Smith, AC hit the button.

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With $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Done 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, it's a matter of theory.

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One hit, bring me out of the planet.

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There's a lot of time.

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Hell oh, hello, halo, halo, that a roaring wing has been spitting the club.

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Hell oh it all.

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Hell oh, yellow.

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Hell oh, hey nooo, it all.

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Hell, it all, hey nooo.

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Deep Ive untie quality.

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Deary Queen Community.

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And used butt circuit-fiat-deak-faj-stay-alop.

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Tamara Skull carries his float deep, though.

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Cloudnuts fill it away throw awaylag.

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Time is back my life to wreck down a dagegen-bound 10, man.

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Complete the list and start again

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Ooh, just a black, black-dick taxi cap for you

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Ooh, just a black, black, black, black

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I shot his horns and walked the cross, I was around modern

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Makes it up and safety end, do not trust the night, it's creaming

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Pull you up to you down again, like the lay, you life decay

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Wouldn't have any other way, yellow beige and bow tip

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And a pleat the list and start again

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Ooh, just a black, galactic taxi cab from you

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Yeah, hey, yellow page and fountain pen

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Complete the list and start again

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Ooh, just a black, galactic taxi cab from you

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Yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

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Come in back, come in back, maybe a half, quick, let's back for you

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Nothing like grabbing a black, galactic taxi cab on a super bright morning

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Ooh, just a black, galactic taxi cab from you

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Alex Brummel, from Jersey, of course, thank you, sir, Jersey Todd, for turning me on to him

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Link links to Alex Brummel's page at dailysourcecode.com in the show notes

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Coming to you from the curry manner, it is a daily source code episode five

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Was it five or five already, is that, is that we're up to?

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Five, five, four, oh man, what are we up to now?

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Five, four, three, what are we here in the background?

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Everything's completely food bar, okay, do you hear that?

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Here's something really weird going on

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Well, that makes it par for the course because

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The more actually last night started off completely food bar

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I told you I was feeling this cold coming on

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Both Patricia and I are pretty sick

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And looked at each other this morning and said, well, you know, it's, yeah, it's flyable

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But I feel like shit, I'm just not gonna be comfortable doing anything today

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And so I, I've postponed everything

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Hoping to go tomorrow, of course, whether and body fluids and temperatures premiering

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And so, you know, I might have gone into London to visit comic strip blogger

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Because he did fly in today, he texted me

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But I'm just not feeling well, I'm really sorry

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And in fact, I had my finger on the button to roll out a best of Charlie

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Still have a couple of best of Charlie's sitting in the vault

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And I was like, okay, I'm just gonna do an intro

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And then I'll just roll out the best of Charlie

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And then I'll go back to bed or whatever, just chill out, lay down

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You know, when both mommy and daddy are sick

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So we're taking turns doing shit

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And then I started to hear all the fantastic things that we're sending

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Because, you know, I have to clear out my Gmail inbox every single morning

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Oh, yeah, I've been doing this for over a year now

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You know, I have one of those secret four gigabyte accounts

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I've been, you know, deleting attachments for at least 14, 15 months

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This will, I would gladly pay to have real unlimited storage

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It's always funny when you enter empty out your Gmail trash

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And you delete the things forever in there

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Ugh, full of your coffee

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There's always a little note that says

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Alright, it's through bar Friday

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So, properly titled today

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I am fucked up beyond all repair

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Hey Adam, it's the divas from TheDivaCast.com

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Happy Valentine's Day

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The milk cast is what I call that

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I like it though, I listen to TheDivaCast

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You got to kind of listen through some of the clutter of what it's interesting

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It's like sex in the city, only without the city, without the sex

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The female side of the species

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Lots of people calling in to the voicemail line

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Using it for different reasons

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Apparently also to contact me directly

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In the new edition of that same gossip rag in the Netherlands

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They now have pictures of the curry manner

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It took pictures of us

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I can't remember the stories like, you know, while they may be

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They may be wanted and on the run or on the lamb

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But look at this nice, nice crib they got

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That was basically the story

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That the first thing Patricia and I said, are the pictures any good?

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I haven't seen it, but if you're in Holland

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But don't buy it, just go buy the magazine rack

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And crumple the edges a little bit, will you?

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So anyway, so I'm getting personal phone calls now on the voicemail line

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Which actually it's time to, I think it's time to play the US voicemail number again

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We're here for the 37

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Man, that thing's irritating, if you're not feeling well

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Okay, this is a message in Dutch from a production company

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Because you're going to recognize those of you in the UK

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Well, definitely recognize a few words

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It's one of these typical

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We call them producer, I'll just call it production pussy

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That doesn't sound right, does it

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You know, one of these associate producers

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who's job it is is to go find people to be on shows and so they call celebrities and they're always

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perky and they have the minute you pick up the phone and they start talking you know exactly

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what kind of beast is on the other line. So listen as a she invites me to a show

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and see if you UK folks if you can pick up the title of the show.

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Yeah okay then she gives that her phone number okay so you heard the voice right? The name of the program she's invited

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me to participate in is a program called Dragon's Den. I have very successful format in the UK

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is a program called Dragons Den.

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A very successful format in the UK.

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I think the new season premiered just the other night.

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I have it on the on the skybox and we watched it.

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success people who are investors.

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And they sit on a panel and people come in and pitch ideas.

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I mean, it's kind of an old, it's not a new format.

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There are lots of derivatives of the format.

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But it's these people are interesting to start off with.

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And they do a lot of good screening on the ideas.

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of the show and be one of the investors.

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Which I find a very, very interesting question

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because of all people, why come to me, I have not

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been successful with my adventures in the Netherlands.

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And I, of course, blame it on all the rules the Netherlands has.

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You can't be successful.

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The country is not set up to be successful.

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It's set up to be a fantastic tax haven if you make money

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on royalties of creative works.

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Yes, yes, yes, yes.

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But if you want to be an entrepreneur, no.

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So be interesting to see how the program goes.

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So I said, no, I'm beside, I got no time to do that shit

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between here and the condo.

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But it was flattered flattering.

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Flattered, Michael Flattery wasn't flattering to hear it.

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Oh, please, someone save me.

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Save me.

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So Jersey Todd, hey, 10 to rub.

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But I got to be honest, last week after my parents

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on food were Friday, I really wasn't feeling

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a love like I usually do.

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So I'm thinking and thinking, what exactly do I need

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to make my appearances more special on the Fubar Friday

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edition?

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And then it came to me.

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Actually, it came to me in an email from Jeremy Row.

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Check this out.

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I need the new theme song.

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Ah, that's exactly what I needed, a new theme song from Jeremy Row.

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Awesome, dude.

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Listen, it's been a very, very busy week here as your official

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musical.

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Yeah, it's not about all the glory dude.

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It's about doing the hard work that comes with the office.

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And I've been taking all these emails, taking all these phone calls, all about your musical

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selection for this week.

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And I think that really nobody's summed it up better than Paul Durham from Black

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Lab.

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Check this out.

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Hey Adam, it's Paul Durham from Black Lab.

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So if Todd is the official musicologist, then I'm claiming the title of

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official rock and rollologist of the Daily Source Code.

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I got to say I took your playing the Beatles as a cry for help, a kind of desperate plea

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for new music.

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And I'm here to help.

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We have a brand new record called Passion Leaves of Trace, 12 new songs to keep

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curry manner rocking for another year.

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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, but there's no place for ballots on

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football, Friday.

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Here's an evil little tune off our new album called Broken Heart.

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Check out the new album on iTunes and Blacklabworld.com.

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And of course, you're a pod safe music network.

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Thank you Adam.

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Black Lab.

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Just thinking about how interesting all that.

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That's a real social network for you right there.

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I've got Jersey Todd who I've never met in my life,

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only on email and through the...

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His contribution as the official musicologist of the Charlie of the Friday,

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Fubar Friday.

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I met Paul, but only briefly when he was at the office.

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They did that Black Lab, did that acoustic set for us on a Fubar Friday.

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So he sent a comment to Todd.

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And then Todd puts it together, send us to me.

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And then I'm playing it.

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And there's a lot of use out there listening to the Charlie.

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It's interesting when there's really just two types of movements in music.

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If you look at the whole iTunes,

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big four record company DRM debate.

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And then what we're doing?

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You know, and look, you can't just be a musician and have a record company go out and sit

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and sit around and have the record company do everything for you.

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Because it just doesn't work that way anymore.

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You've got to move it.

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You've got to make it happen, baby.

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You've got to press the flash.

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Think of pressing the flash.

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Still plenty of time.

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I'm going to keep the submissions open.

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Plenty of time for you to send in your preference.

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Whether you're a folder or a scruncher.

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I'm testing out some new software.

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It's pretty cool.

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I posted a pie chart of the Daily Source Code audience.

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Bathroom preference makeup.

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Folder or scruncher at dailysourcecode.com as well as in curry.com.

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It does work.

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I don't know what we mean.

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The software is great, but it would only really be cool for pod show.

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I think if it were server based.

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You could just set up a number.

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So anyway, if you want to, if you want to participate.

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The number just put it near mobile phone right now.

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You're mobile plus four four seven eight one four three three eight five nine zero.

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It will cost you whatever an international SMS text message cost.

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And if you want to check that number again, of course, you can find it in the show notes at

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dailysourcecode.com.

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Oh, you're something else I wanted to say about.

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So it's just, you know, just isn't with music, a whole new different approach has to be taken with the marketing and the packaging.

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It's the same with new shows.

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You know, we've got a couple of new shows, new episodes coming out with all new shows.

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You can't just put it on the channel.

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And because you have 24 as a lead in or American idol or whatever that you're guaranteed to get audience.

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You know, it's like a tree in a forest.

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So I got to help promote some stuff.

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Marie Claire dot pod show dot com.

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This is awesome.

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I wasn't a big fan of episode three.

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Now, this is it's called the mast head.

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And it's a reality based episodic show around the making of the magazine.

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Marie Claire, which is, you know, guys, you're not going to give a shit.

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Okay, don't even go look.

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But girls, let me tell you.

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I've made a study of this.

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I live with fashion divas.

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They've been all around me.

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And this type of show, I consider to be female pornography.

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It's just porn.

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The money shots?

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I know exactly what they have to be.

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You know it, too.

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You know what you'd like.

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Look at that when it comes to fashion and style.

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And that make believe world.

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And the world of devil wears product.

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Well, we've got an, I don't know if it's up yet.

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I think it is episode number four, which was shot, of course, at Marie Claire,

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but also around the photo shoot they did at the United Nations.

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First time a fashion photo shoot is over there.

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You've got to see this show.

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It's like eight or ten minutes long.

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And I think you will enjoy it because again, it really is just pure porn.

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porn for women.

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Adam Curry proud to be a pornographer.

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Our posh people big smile.

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God, they got shit.

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It's a fine question.

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Yes, it is.

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Our posh people pigs.

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Alright, whether I'm football or not, we got to wind up the week with, uh,

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with at least one more look at, uh, our quest for the answer.

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Our posh people potty pigs.

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Well, there's some questions about some of the findings that our survey has, uh, delivered.

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Our hire.

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David's first calling.

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How you doing?

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Good.

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And just listening to, I think it's five, three, nine.

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We have a gentleman's talking about the movement in Germany,

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set to the team club.

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Um, I want to know.

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How about hell?

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To sitting.

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And they get different to whether the pipes are right and right.

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Yeah, that's a very good question.

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It's, and by the way, I've been corrected by, uh, my many German listeners.

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It's, it's in,

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Pinklyn with a pee for pinkle.

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It's in,

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Pinklyn.

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Pinklyn while sitting down.

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Uh, I think the point of that, uh, of, you know, that whole story about the apartment building

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that torn down and, uh, apartments that had been used by men.

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They had to basically remove all this corroded piping.

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I think it's because it goes down the outside.

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The outside of the pipe and, you know, or the outside of the bowl,

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it drips down.

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It's just, it's a mess.

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It really is.

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And it's, you know, you don't have to be a, a bad aim.

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You know, if you're tall like me,

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you're just basically creating velocity that got to go somewhere.

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And it is quite disgusting for other people living in the house with you.

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So, I've, uh, I still find, you know, I catch myself once in a while thinking,

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you know, they'll just be, I'll just be really quick.

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I'll be really fast.

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I won't sit down, but really, it makes no difference

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whether you sit down or whether you stand,

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particularly with the buttonfly jeans.

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It's kind of like a lot of bullshit to me. I'm sorry.

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No, I'm sorry.

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And further to the, uh, post people, post Pete.

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Um, I don't know about many post places, but, uh,

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with my girlfriend and her kids, we visit terms,

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places for McDonalds and, uh,

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Hungry Jacks. Sorry to be very keen.

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Oh, wait a minute.

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Burger King is hungry jacks down on it.

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That's interesting.

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Why not just Burger King?

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It's like a, like a Paul fiction thing.

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The Royale with cheese.

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You know what, I've already listened to this,

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and he's just going to go into this whole thing about more,

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like, tampon stories.

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And can I just say something as a species, as a human race?

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So far from coast to coast around this blue marble,

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the glow we call Mother Earth.

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We are all potty pigs.

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We're fucking disgusting.

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And it is, and Demic to our youth because we know,

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we know that someone is going to clean that shit up,

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so finally we don't have to.

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I'd like to make a solemn vow here that I'm going to, uh,

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not be a potty pig and certainly not a posh one.

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And I'd like all of you Charlie listeners to join in this movement.

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And by the way, if you see something nasty, pick it up.

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It's okay, clean it up, pick it up.

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You can always wash your hands.

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And maybe just maybe.

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We'll start something that will be better for all of mine can.

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Lounge, down tempo, chill out time.

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Electronic and acoustic music from all over the world.

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Space music.nl presents the fresh air series.

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Fly at the Space Music Podcast.

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Right on, Space Music Podcast.

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Uh, like that.

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Hey, folks on serious stars, uh,

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102 great lineup for you, uh,

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this evening on the, on the stars channel.

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If you want to hear the rest of this podcast go to daily source code.com.

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And for those of you still hanging around,

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because you downloaded like a normal human being.

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And you're in the UK, give us a call, mate.

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And it's our friend Charles the Drunken Londoner.

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No long, you know, he needs a jingle.

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Yeah, no longer drunk, I fear.

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Hello, Adam.

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It's Charles your Hangout the Londoner.

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First of all, I want to apologize for, uh,

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that Drunken message.

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Um, I really need some apologizing is that, um,

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I rambled on and on and on.

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And that was just all thing to do.

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To be honest, I don't actually recall leaving that message.

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And it was a bit of a shock listening to.

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I think it's five, first and nine I was listening to.

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That you see.

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Doing good work here, doing good social services.

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It's, it's interesting when you hear yourself drunk isn't a Charles.

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Ah, my friend.

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If you can't even remember calling in maybe it's time to lighten up

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just a little bit on the paints.

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And, uh, you played that comment.

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Uh, I also want to apologize for Malcolm and, uh,

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Abu Dhabi.

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My friend, you rock, you have me best voice.

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And, um, I love the fact that you think about what you're going to say before you

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record your comment.

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Um, and phone them in.

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And that must be really appreciated by Adam and it certainly appreciated

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to, uh, by us, the listeners.

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Now, I wanted to now go on to, uh, the, um, posh people for what he's

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do does.

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Um, I once worked for a large media company.

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They had a problem that was excluded to the latest toilets.

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And, uh, all the women were taken into a meeting.

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And, um, we're given a, a talking to, and it continues for a little while

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and then, and then it stopped shortly after someone left the company,

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which I, I think was probably just a set up to be honest.

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You know, it's a quite a good room.

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And it's something you don't look like, leave the company.

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Then you stop doing the thing that you've been doing.

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Anyway, that's just my mind.

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What's like your idea was, uh, and me rambling on again.

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Um, oh, the other thing, they knew that it was a woman that was doing this because, uh,

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uh, another man speaking, you know what?

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I'm not going to go there.

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Anyway, because I was, what a lovely snow day we've had today.

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Yeah, I was there.

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This is a junior.

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You know, yeah, bye.

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All right, Charles.

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Amen.

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You sound like a human almost when you're not drunk.

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Just something to consider.

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I'm just saying, you know what I mean?

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Uh, okay.

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Should we close that topic?

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I'm kind of done with it.

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I do want us all to, to practice sanitary bathroom habits.

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So that will be nice.

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Grammys coming up this weekend that, of course, pod shows paying attention to it.

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It's not life.

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It's not backstage.

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And it's so not LA.

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It's Carolina and Michael.

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Dishon, the Grammys.

436
00:27:25,160 --> 00:27:30,160
Get the real dish on who's wearing who, who is doing who,

437
00:27:30,160 --> 00:27:33,160
and who's going to be wearing the winning and losing shoes.

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Who's doing the dishes at this year's Grammy Awards?

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It's Carolina and Michael.

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Dishon, the Grammys.

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And it's only a dish of the Grammys dot hot show with hot cow.

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00:27:50,160 --> 00:27:51,160
That's Michael Butler.

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I'm very own rock and roll geek.

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And we have Carolina who is the receptionist at Pod Show.

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And I got to tell you, I've heard, I've heard these episodes.

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You're going to love it.

447
00:28:01,160 --> 00:28:03,160
Why not down the week?

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That means one more update on our old girl.

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[ Music ]

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More email coming in from the mistress of the project.

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Folders.

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With nice, splendid flavor blends.

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Eh, what a comment.

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Hey, how come no one's called me and it's tried those two together, huh?

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Please.

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Barbara the Palo Alto podcaster who is now managing the group at free Trinity,

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the Google Group for free Trinity.

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You can find the link to that in the show notes at DennySourceco.com.

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It's starting to collect some interesting statistics and very interesting

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invitations for Trinity to stop by.

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And I'll try to see Tim from Eugene Oregon, not a podcast or a

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biodieselike expert.

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However, I could likely range any or all of the following.

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I meet up with some people from the Eugene BioCare share.

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Interesting.

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Or meeting interview or whatever people from sequential biofuels.

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They opened up the Pacific Northwest First Commercial Biofuel Station.

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Nice.

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Texas.

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We have Charlie in Texas who's running biodiesel in his kaboda

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tractor.

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The horse is love it.

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Is that a Japanese tractor?

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They're pretty good.

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A Christian daily, of course, from Houston.

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Love to drive a leg through the Lone Star State.

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This video, of course, is a professional video montage artist.

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Doug Moore from Georgia, helped Trinity across North Georgia.

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Could drive anywhere from North Georgia mountains and metroid land on

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Athens.

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Just a realtor.

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00:30:05,160 --> 00:30:07,160
Good old Doug.

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Mike from Portland, my wife and I do a podcast.

484
00:30:09,160 --> 00:30:13,160
The Portland Oregon love to take our kids for a ride in the car that runs in French,

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Fryoil.

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There's a biodiesel station down the street for my office, which needs to fill up.

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Interesting.

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Just Smith, of course, from Nashville, Tennessee is a biofuel place in

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Murphy'sboro, town just outside Nashville.

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Kevin Reeves pops in.

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Hey, you don't want my blind ass drive and Trinity around town, but

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damn it.

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I'd love to take a ride.

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Let Jeff Smith are evil at the wheel.

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Fuck no, man.

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00:30:32,160 --> 00:30:34,160
I think we put Kevin Reeves behind the wheel.

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I'll be funny.

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You're definitely on the map.

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I'll be awesome.

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Michael Pilly and Baker's Field California.

501
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Jack of all trades when it comes to technology.

502
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I'm available as a podcaster.

503
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I produce a weekly NASCAR podcast, local DJ here in town.

504
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Videographer mapping, making local contacts to events.

505
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Video of refueling station in San Diego.

506
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Tell you, it's all over the place.

507
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Jack Elias is a friend of the Charlie from Washington.

508
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There's a march on the Pentagon to end the war.

509
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March 17th since Patrick's day, drink green beer and end the war.

510
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It'd be great if Trinity could be there then.

511
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March 17th.

512
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I don't know if we can make it.

513
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We don't even have a start date yet, but.

514
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And the list just goes on and on and on.

515
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It's fascinating.

516
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So if you want to join up and if you want to give Trinity a

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world.

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As you can see, I mean, you don't have to be able to have vision.

519
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You can participate in the project.

520
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Let me see, was anything else I had to do.

521
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Okay, so.

522
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All right, so Barbara's going to do a push pin version of this, I guess.

523
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Excellent.

524
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Free Trinity.

525
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Win viable prizes.

526
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Trinity.

527
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Trinity.

528
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The greater central luxury.

529
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Trinity.

530
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Trinity.

531
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Let the bio diesel set your brain.

532
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Trinity.

533
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Trinity.

534
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Trinity.

535
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Trinity.

536
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Free Trinity.

537
00:32:04,160 --> 00:32:05,160
Save the world.

538
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Win valuable prizes.

539
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Trinity.

540
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Twice a long, long time ago, my friends.

541
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When little podcasters used to climb, well, you don't come climb up on my knee right now.

542
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And would ask me questions about how to do their show.

543
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Yeah, how to manage data and climb some campuses going.

544
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I'm going to inspiring podcasters.

545
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And of course, I use the podshow plus page.

546
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And I get all these great stats and numbers.

547
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My question is simple.

548
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How do I know if my podcasters success?

549
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I mean, I talked to other podcasters, and they're all tightly-picked.

550
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Like the number of uploads and downloads is some secret formula or top secret information.

551
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So I wanted to want to tell them my stats.

552
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I like that my stats.

553
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Do they sit around and laugh?

554
00:32:44,160 --> 00:32:48,160
That means if you haven't had so many downloads or are they going to laugh?

555
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That's really good.

556
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That's considered success.

557
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Hope you can give me some insight on that.

558
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That's it.

559
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Thanks very much.

560
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Folder with a slight twist.

561
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Alright.

562
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Well, okay.

563
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So I appreciate you asking the question.

564
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I would say for a show.

565
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The number you're looking for is at least two.

566
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Because you probably download your own show just to check it out and maybe listen to it again.

567
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And if at least one other person is listening, that's success.

568
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I got to tell you, I do not look at my stats.

569
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Once a month at the roll over period more or less, I want to see if I went up.

570
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And I have to say that's pretty much been a 30% increase month over month.

571
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Since, well, I mean, the early days, the increases were much larger.

572
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Certainly for the past six months.

573
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It's been a 30% month over month increase.

574
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It's all look at that.

575
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But I don't even look at the absolute number.

576
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It's big though.

577
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And it doesn't matter because I still feel like I'm talking to the same 20 people for some reason.

578
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It's really funny that way.

579
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And maybe it's only the people who contribute to the show.

580
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And that doesn't, you know, that's fine because I know that there's a lot more people listening that are contributing to the show.

581
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But I know that they're enjoying it in their own way.

582
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And they don't have to contribute.

583
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That's not a problem.

584
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And maybe one day they will, which is another part of the magic of it all.

585
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But really, it feels like, you know, just the people who call in, then I'm just talking to you guys.

586
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And that's just the way that's the way I do my show.

587
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You know, if you do a PW event like production.

588
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You know, it's, it's much more of storytelling and less of an ongoing dialogue with the audience.

589
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You know, that may be different.

590
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I don't know.

591
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It's hard to say.

592
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I find it very hard to say.

593
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But yeah, for me, the fulfillment does not come from how high the number is.

594
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It just comes from the loop, the immediate feedback loop.

595
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So again, if at least one other person is listening.

596
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And if that person is actually or watching.

597
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And if that person is is feeding back to you even with comments.

598
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That's the justice valid is sending in an audio comment or dialing the voice mail line or sending in an SMS text message,

599
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whether you're a folder or scruncher.

600
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Yeah, it's, it's all, it's all good.

601
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That's my feeling.

602
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Now, of course, when it comes to commercializing podcasting,

603
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Well, then you have to have a certain audience.

604
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But even though, even though, you know, we're finding that.

605
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There are sponsors who are understanding advertisers who are understanding the value of this exact link that I'm talking about.

606
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And that, you know, you shouldn't be buying based upon an absolute number of people hearing a commercial.

607
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In the hopes that something will stick.

608
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And as a part of an overall strategy and overall media buying plan that, you know,

609
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you'll, the message will hate you at least a couple of times until you remember it.

610
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I saw this last night with the, with the mastide with Marie Claire, because I show Patricia this stuff, you know,

611
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and I say, huh, I got some more porn.

612
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And let's take a look at it.

613
00:36:07,160 --> 00:36:12,160
And there's some clever advertising in that.

614
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And product placement, I got to tell you right up front.

615
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And it was so funny because at one point, one of the stylists for this photo shoot is a,

616
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a steaming down address and saying, you know, we have to bring this stuff back.

617
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So we want to make sure that it's absolutely flawless that the girls don't mess it up.

618
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We make sure they wear deodorant so they're not sweating in it, especially not deodorant that has white marks that, you know,

619
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this sounds like a logical story.

620
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And she shows a, a, a, a swath deodorant swath is one of the, one of the sponsors of the show.

621
00:36:46,160 --> 00:36:48,160
And it's just, and she actually, she just picks it up.

622
00:36:48,160 --> 00:36:49,160
It's there.

623
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I mean, I don't know if it was placed there or not, doesn't matter.

624
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And I saw Patricia lean into the screen.

625
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And I said, what are you doing?

626
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And she said, well, I'm trying to, I'm trying to see which one she was recommending.

627
00:37:01,160 --> 00:37:03,160
I thought that was really interesting.

628
00:37:03,160 --> 00:37:09,160
And then right after right after that segment, there's a short, a swath commercial.

629
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And she said, oh, okay, now I know what it is.

630
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And I was like, wow, she wasn't offended by it.

631
00:37:13,160 --> 00:37:15,160
She was actually interested in it.

632
00:37:15,160 --> 00:37:19,160
It gave her porn and information at the same time.

633
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But with the hell that I get off talking about this about who cares?

634
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Anyway, uh, fuck it, have fun.

635
00:37:24,160 --> 00:37:26,160
That's what it's all about.

636
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Hey, hi, you doing everybody?

637
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It is Marcus couch from the scene scene and pod show music rewind.

638
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You can find me at Marcus couch. podshow.com.

639
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But, you know, this weekend, you can find me moving into my couch condo, the sea side villa.

640
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And Laguna Beach, California, I've got a lot of boxes to move.

641
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And I'm going to need some superhero strength.

642
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Here's powder with Sonic Machina.

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648
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650
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651
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Thank you very much for powder

652
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heroes. And that concludes our podcast week here at the Daily Source Code in Adam's

653
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attic at the Corey Manor on the west side of G-town in the affluence Sourbove

654
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Surrey. Okay apologies to the cast blaster Mike. So I hope to see you tomorrow.

655
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Buddy. And everybody, thanks for contributing. Thanks for helping me get through the

656
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show. I'm going to see if I can help Patricia make some of that chicken soup with

657
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ginger because man who I need it. DailySourceCode.com, Adam at podshow.com.

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Be footballer.

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Another podshow podcast. Stick it in your ear.
