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He had him, it's an issue for him.

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One time they'll talk.

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Niscuit them girls' body last time.

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It was a blast.

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What's the people going to be coming to see me from that one?

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Ah, ah, ah, ah.

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Till we are the SC660.

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Not to be presumptuous.

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Or I was kind of expecting you to be reaching out to me.

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To be a son on about six years.

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I mean they'd do call my number right.

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Just let me know when you want to get together for that.

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And while you're in the state, I think it's down there away.

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But we know we can do lunch.

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There is this flame glow bugger doing this to die for.

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Take care of Adam.

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Have fun and episode 660 of the Charlie.

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And I'll talk to you soon.

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Ah, ah, ah.

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It was $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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And the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I was lying in the kitchen.

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Fantastic.

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It's a matter of courage.

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oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, and so on.

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And somebody that got a pretty sudden middle for something, comes from my autobiography.

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And somebody that had met him or something, this guy knows how to mash it up, doesn't it?

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Why me?

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projet.

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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Oh, oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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Four top smashed up by Party Ben there with Amy Winehouse.

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By the way, it's got to be a prime example of the spectacle of the society.

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Would somebody please help that girl and stop just writing trash about her,

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do something, pull her out of the shit that she's in?

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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It is a daily source code episode number, what is it?

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60.

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Oh, man.

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Yeah, Lucifer.

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We are going to close it in on you.

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Right now it is 4.

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48 AM on Thursday.

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Today is September 6th, 2007.

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Why?

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So early.

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Well, I woke up.

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I woke up at about 4 AM.

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I just came out of a dead sleep.

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Actually, the glands in my throat hurt a little bit.

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I'm not quite sure why.

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Particularly on the left side, so maybe, yeah, if I tilt my head a little bit,

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maybe, just hurt a bit and it woke me up.

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But also, it's not been a very standard trip for me.

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It's been an emotional roller coaster.

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Of course, with the passing of our dear, dear pussycat Cindy.

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Yesterday, you know, fox with you, what can I tell you?

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Oh, I have to thank everybody.

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So incredibly much.

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You know, I said, if you want to send an email about, about Cindy, about a pussycat,

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please send it to Patricia.

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Hundreds of emails came in.

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And I got to tell you, this was so incredibly helpful because, you know,

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Patricia's family lives in the Netherlands.

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So they're not next door.

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They're very close or sister and parents.

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I'm not there.

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Christina has to go off to a two day I love white trip with her new school, kind of,

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like a get-to-know-you type of trip, I guess.

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So, you know, she's really lonely.

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And she said, and I know my wife pretty well.

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We've been married for 21 years.

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But she was forwarding me several of these emails.

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And she actually sent me a text message and said,

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please, please, would you thank everybody who sent something in.

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I have one who's listening to the show.

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She said, it really, really helps.

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In particular, you know, I was thinking, originally when I saved this for the show,

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I was thinking of reading this, this email that Brian sent.

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Brian from audioaditude.com.

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I can't do it though because I know I won't get through it.

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But what I found is that people would send in their own personal experiences,

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sharing the grief because they understand it at a very deep emotional level.

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And it's beautiful.

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This is the kind of stuff that Tony Khan.

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You remember Tony?

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I'm sure he's still doing WGBH's morning stories.

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I honestly have not listened in a long, long time.

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And I haven't spoken to Tony in a long, long time.

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But this is the kind of stuff that really turned him on.

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And I gotta tell you, it makes me feel awesome.

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Awesome to know that even though the word friend is used so easily these days,

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particularly in social networks, you know, be my friend.

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I befriended you.

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Some of you guys really are friends.

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In fact, probably all of you, even if you haven't called it,

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I know you're on our side.

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And again, thank you so much.

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I really, really appreciate it.

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And of course, I got tons of phone calls.

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Hi Adam, this is Nora.

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One of your Italian friends.

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I'm so sorry to hear about to your loss.

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I feel for you.

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Just like, it took the wind out of you.

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I would took the wind out of me.

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I know a much of feel.

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So you lose a pet or perhaps a family member.

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I do feel having the same position.

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My pet is health and strong, but like,

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it's lost half in the past, and I know how much I feel.

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So I'm sorry to happen.

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You have all my sympathy and I'll make sure I'll send an email to Patricia.

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Bye.

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I know.

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Luckily, it's time for me to let continue.

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I know.

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Yeah, indeed.

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Here's the more.

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Yeah, okay.

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Indeed, life continues.

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That's for sure.

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And there were just scores and scores of similar voicemails.

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Very, very touching.

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And we really appreciate it.

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I think the girls buried Cindy had a nice ceremony.

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And now we move on, but it takes time.

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And I recognize these feelings.

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It wasn't too long.

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I lost my mom.

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Now, I don't want to compare the two necessarily.

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But it's the same like just ripping your gut out type of feeling.

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And there's other friends.

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John C. Dvorak, who I did cranky geeks with yesterday.

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And I had a lot of fun doing the show, by the way.

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I think he kind of felt that I, you know,

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Look, it's obvious, you know, even though I'm up and I'm positive,

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and I'm very excited about what's going on in the company.

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We got some great shit going on.

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Absolutely great shit.

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Now, you can tell, of course it affects me a little bit.

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And so what he did is he took me out to dinner last night.

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But when you do that with John C. Dvorak, that's kind of an experience all to all unto itself.

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And we wound up going to this place called Flair Deli in San Francisco.

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They also have a restaurant in Vegas at Mandela Bay.

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And they've got some other burger thing going on.

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But this is like high, high, high class top quality cuisine and wine.

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And man, you guys know, I'm a smoker, not a drinker.

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And I did not, I did not know that I could drink so much wine and then,

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wait, well, first it was a, what did we have?

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A Pino, Pino, Grigio, maybe?

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I don't know. It went from white.

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It went to red.

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It went to Medira.

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There was an apple teeny somewhere in the middle.

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But, you know, like really top-notch French cuisine,

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you know, and really all of the Somalier, you know, and John,

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that knows a lot about wine.

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And I was just sitting there.

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I just, I should have recorded that.

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It was just like, listen to these guys bullshit each other.

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But they really know what they're talking about.

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And I'm just drinking it.

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And I had, well, like popcorn with truffle on it.

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It was like an explosion of the palate.

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And it was good.

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So we just shot the bowl, basically.

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And I had some awesome food and awesome drink.

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And I came back last night at, you know, as I was in at 10.

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And I just went straight to bed.

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And maybe that's part of why I woke up, you know,

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all these foreign substances coursing through my veins.

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So yesterday, of course, was the special apple announcement.

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And, well, I'm very happy, I should say.

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Adam Richman, let's go here.

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You're Wisconsin pilot.

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Call of from Dawn Andrews.

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Well, near back yard.

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Hey, it's September fifth.

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And I was just listening to 658.

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And let me tell you, you called it.

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Apple just announced a day that they're coming out with an iPod with a touch screen

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and Wi-Fi access.

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Congratulations.

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You had it nailed.

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And, oh, by the way, they are dropping the prices of their eight gig.

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I phoned down $200.

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Does it get me out to buy one?

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Not really, because I don't have that kind of disposable income.

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Your handle on the industry is just impeccable.

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So, I hope your travels are going well.

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And you're having a good time in San Francisco.

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This is Richmond, Wisco, your Wisconsin pilot tailwinds.

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Hold it.

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Tailwinds indeed, my friend.

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Yeah, not only that, but it has the Safari browser.

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It's kind of, it's, and to say that I called it or predicted it is going too far.

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This was a wish list.

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I'm like, please give me this.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, I love it.

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The details are still a little bit sketchy about what the device can do.

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But this is the hacker's dream as far as I'm concerned.

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This is a true web tablet.

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I'm very excited.

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And I'm not going to buy an iPhone.

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No, no, no.

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I'm going to wait until this iPod touch comes out.

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I don't give a rat's ass about the iPod.

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I want the Wi-Fi and the Safari browser.

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Because it has the fantastic quick time integration.

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All of those MP4 videos.

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All of them will play.

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They'll play live right off the net.

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Our pod show channels look awesome and function perfectly in the Safari browser on the iPod touch.

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This is, this is, really is.

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It's a dream for me.

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I wonder, since, you know, it pretty much is what I ask for is the iPhone without the phone.

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So it looks like, you know, most of the stuff is in there.

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I wonder if if they actually do not include the Bluetooth transceiver or if they would possibly

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consider putting a proper, you know, Bluetooth transceiver that adheres to all the protocols in there.

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Because I wouldn't mind having my little iPod touch.

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Excuse me.

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That could talk to my cell phone regardless of what it is.

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There's a lot of capabilities in Bluetooth.

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You know, it could, it could manage my, my SIM card by remote.

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You know, it can, it can handle the audio back and forth.

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I mean, it could be, in essence, I could just get a cheap-ass phone to slip into my pocket

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with a Bluetooth or maybe even into my bag.

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And, and it would just communicate with the, with the iPod touch.

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Doesn't matter.

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There'll be tons of hacks and applications coming out.

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I think it's the right direction to go for Apple.

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I'm very, very happy.

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A little bummed out that I, you know, I was expecting the,

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and it's for sale right now.

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Unfortunately, that wasn't the case.

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But wow, loving it, absolutely loving it.

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And for those of you that, that call in on the, on, on the voice mail lines.

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I, you know, just because your comment doesn't make it on the air.

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It doesn't mean that I didn't hear it.

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I listened to every single one.

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But of course, if I actually put them all in the air,

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that would be a show by itself.

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You know, maybe there's a consideration here that I should just have a feedback channel.

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That just runs.

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Hmm.

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That would be something interesting to put together.

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Feedback channel.

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Okay.

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And we'll mark that one down.

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But, you know, once in a while, I get something,

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even though it's a belated happy birthday at this point.

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It was just so nice.

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I, I just got to share it with you.

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Happy birthday.

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Happy birthday to you.

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Hello Adam.

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It's me again, Terry.

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Or in Little Ren.

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I wanted to take a moment and wish you a slightly belated happy birthday.

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Last year, you did something very special for me on my birthday.

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A mere three weeks after your own.

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You played a song by Amy Ayers at the request of my boyfriend.

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That was very sweet and it meant the world to me.

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For the last two years, you have enriched my life

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by simply continuing to advance your endeavors in New Media.

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I have become engrossed in this new medium.

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And I love it very much.

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I now have two shows over on Podshow.

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And as you know, I'm working on my novel ASB for Podshow Press.

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You inspire so many people to do something different.

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And yet for me, you inspire a desire to do what I love.

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Every day.

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Since the 80s, you have had an impact on my life in some form or another.

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And for this, I sent you a heartfelt happy birthday.

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And another sentiment from your listeners,

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regarding your passing moment of weakness.

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I personally look forward to the DSC whenever you put it out.

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And the soundtrack to my life has become very pleasant.

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Thanks to you bringing it to the forefront of my heart.

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Now, I'm not going to plug my shows.

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Just know that I proudly present them over at lrwh.podshow.com.

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Although I'm still constructing it, it is wonderful to have everything in one place.

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Thank you for all that you do.

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And as your birthday is rolled one into the other.

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Take heart in the happiness that you really do bestow unto others.

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It has been a pleasure.

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And by the way, the naked pictures from last year might be a bit outdated.

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So new ones are yours if you want them.

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And yes, FYI, I am a fold.

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Happy birthday Adam from Little Reds writing hood.

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Thank you.

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Of course me, Terry.

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Yeah.

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Send them on.

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Please, out of mypodshow.com.

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You know, that's a very nice birthday present.

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Whenever someone says you had an impact on my life,

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holy crap, I think if someone said to me what is at the end at the end of this ride,

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what do you want to be able to say?

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I mean, it will definitely be that.

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That I had an impact somewhere on someone's life.

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So I guess I'm good to go now.

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Well, that, of course, and, you know, I love the fact that, you know,

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I can't even say it.

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I'm not going to go there.

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Hi, hi, hi, hi, hi.

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Hey, yeah, also a happy birthday to Natalie Dalcante.

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She was her birthday just before mine.

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Actually, just after Christina's just before mine.

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I'm having dinner with her tonight.

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That'll be fun.

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And I'm just getting re-acquainted with everybody.

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It's been almost three months.

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It's been out here in, uh, in no Cal.

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That's a curry condo.

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And there's also a ton of new people who I haven't met and, uh,

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I'm getting to know them.

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Gosh, I, I got to tell you,

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when you see the new version of podshow.com and what it will do for you as an audience member,

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in particular.

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I mean, it's just imagine iTunes for the internet.

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That's all I can really say because it's just no other way to explain it.

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But what, what a great product.

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I mean, it's something that, you know,

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I'm really going to use.

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It's kind of like, um, you know, when I was looking for the right set,

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uh, to essentially have a, uh, a radio station studio in your laptop.

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And I worked for months with the cast blaster mic on creating cast blaster,

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which, of course, I still use to this day and recording the show on right now.

334
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Um, it's, it's very similar in field to what podshow.com is going to be.

335
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And, uh, it's, it's, it's so vastly different from what we have now.

336
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And there's nothing else like it out there.

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That, that I know for sure. There's no thinking going on like this.

338
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Um, it's so vastly different.

339
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I think we're actually have to bring up a separate site, uh,

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port everyone's data over and then maybe even, uh, work with,

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you know, small groups initially because it's just, it's so different.

342
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And, uh, it's, it's, it's different.

343
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Yeah, I think you've got to like it.

344
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So, uh, let's see, uh, you know, we're still working on, uh,

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the Lost Elvis Diaries, which, uh, it's going to be a couple months,

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yet until, uh, until the production is done.

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And when we actually start rolling out the episodes,

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this is, uh, you know, uh, the Elvis's life in, uh, in diary form.

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And, uh, I told you that for the production,

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I was looking for a younger sounding Elvis.

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And, uh, so far only one submission.

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I thought we would do a little better than that.

353
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Uh, how long was the curve?

354
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Uh, what is he was looking for?

355
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A younger Elvis will, I think, in the mind, um,

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Mr. Kerr, uh, I believe that I've got what it takes and,

357
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and well, I just, I just do, you know,

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with my mom and I, she really didn't see what had been meaning.

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I mean, I, I miss her a lot.

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So, Mr. Kerr, if, if I'm your man, uh, at the end of this,

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I'll give you a phone number to call.

362
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I don't know. I don't know if this is the guy.

363
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Maybe you can do a better, uh, younger Elvis.

364
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We're looking. We're casting.

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And before we have to resort to putting it on Craigslist, uh,

366
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here's your chance right now.

367
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Ah, you know what? I haven't done this in a while.

368
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Let's, uh, let's play that horrible voicemail jingle.

369
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And I'm a streamer.

370
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Hey, I'm a streamer from hoddye.com.

371
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And I have a really quick question regarding the podcasting

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and new media expo in Ontario, California, uh,

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coming up at the end of this month.

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I'm just wondering, what does it benefit

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in independent podcasts or such as myself, um,

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especially in hip hop to attend and event like that, uh,

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aside from maybe making a couple connections and seeing a bunch of

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USB microphones, I could give a shit less about.

379
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Really, why would I go?

380
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I mean, it is a really that much to get out of networking at this event.

381
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Um, and is there anything else I'm missing aside from the whole,

382
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you know, I know you can do the, you pay the 300 bucks

383
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and you get the whole educational workshops and all that shit.

384
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Let's say you don't have the money for that.

385
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Should I even bother going?

386
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Let me know, man, I appreciate what you think.

387
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Um, and, um, I hope you had a great labor day.

388
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Talk to you soon.

389
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Yo.

390
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J-Mac.

391
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J-Mac actually sends something with, uh,

392
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with major, which I'm going to play tomorrow on the football

393
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Friday edition of the show.

394
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Which will be done on Friday.

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Here we go.

396
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I can hear the nylon just saying now.

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Here we go.

398
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We're promising.

399
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It's going to under the liver.

400
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Yeah, that's, that's a good question.

401
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Well, this is, I think, year three for the portable media

402
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expo sometimes also, uh,

403
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misnamed the podcast expo.

404
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Uh, the first year, uh, we, uh,

405
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uh, so to answer your question directly,

406
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I see no value for myself as in my position at pod show.

407
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We see no value, uh, for pod show to do much there.

408
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And we've actually never done anything there besides, uh,

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the other part, which I do think has value is hanging out and, uh,

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and networking, which, uh, you know,

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that's kind of what all conferences are to me.

412
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You know, I, I, I go to conferences not a lot.

413
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Uh, I don't like speaking at them.

414
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I don't like participating in them.

415
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I don't really even like sponsoring them, uh,

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because the benefit is usually for the, uh,

417
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organizer of the, uh, of the conference.

418
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Which is fine.

419
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That's, uh, that's a fantastic business.

420
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So, uh, you know, it's pretty much the same,

421
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uh, the same kind of tracks, if you will,

422
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and indeed, uh, that I don't think it would be,

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you know, a lot of the fact that I get to see people who I only hear or see,

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uh, on video or, you know, just to, to be there to hang out and, uh,

425
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to be there and hang out essentially.

426
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That's always a good thing.

427
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And I don't think you can put a price on that.

428
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Um, and we just had this discussion, uh, yesterday with, uh,

429
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with Richard Brewer, hey, you know,

430
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you will, and indeed, uh, that I don't think it would be useful, uh,

431
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for you, uh, Jane Mack, because, you know, you're, you're kind of rolling.

432
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And I think a lot of this is where people who are.

433
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It's, it, it's kind of a, it's like a blogger conference,

434
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you know, a, um, and I think with most blogger conferences,

435
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it's, uh, you really, you know, what people take away from it from, uh,

436
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you know, what, what, what the media they create out of it is probably the most interesting.

437
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And that's usually just, uh, people hanging out and getting together.

438
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It's also, it feels very much like Ash-Kosh, you know, for pilots, you know,

439
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what is the point of going to Ash-Kosh? Well, you have to go, you know,

440
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and it's on my list.

441
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Um, it, uh, will anything, is it any real reason?

442
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No, because I just want to hang out and kick some tires.

443
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It's like hang or talk.

444
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So, um, and I'm, by the way, I do want to come this year.

445
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And, and the reason is because I know who's showing up,

446
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and I just want to see these people.

447
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I want to hug some people.

448
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I want to say hi and hang out.

449
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Generally, uh, there's, there's not much else that, uh,

450
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that I can see that, uh, being useful for.

451
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Um, next year, I think they're going to move, uh, to, uh,

452
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a much bigger venue in Vegas.

453
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You know, now you're talking, you know,

454
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there's always a reason to go to Vegas.

455
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All right, uh, one more song that I got for you.

456
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This is from the Podsake music.

457
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Now, where this is, um, from the Nigel pace, you know,

458
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Nigel is, uh, I'd say probably the best example of, uh,

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what an independent promoter in the radio business is.

460
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He is to podcasting.

461
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Boy, this guy knows how to promote stuff.

462
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And, uh, he has a, uh, he got a track up on the Podsake music

463
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network from, uh, Journey South.

464
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Uh, Journey South are, uh, let me see.

465
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So, first of all, their album is coming out in the UK on the 15th of October.

466
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I just really want to read this because he sent me another email about it,

467
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and I really want, I think they were, uh, what were they?

468
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T-to-to-to-to-to-to...

469
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Yeah, okay, so Journey South, they were finalists on, uh, on the X factor.

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A couple years back.

471
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It can only be two or three, I think.

472
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And, uh, so I guess they got a record deal.

473
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And, uh, it's not bad.

474
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So, uh, what the heck?

475
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It's, uh, very appropriate, by the way, for my, uh, trip.

476
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It's journey south and what I love about home.

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[ Music ]

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Oh my life that's where I stay

479
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Well for sure this is going to be one to the soundtrack of my life

480
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Journey South and you can find a link to that

481
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at the pod save music network

482
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podshow.com slash music

483
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the link actually will be a daily source code

484
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dot com to go and check that out

485
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That's a beautiful beautiful song

486
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Journey South

487
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All right everybody 30 minutes perfect

488
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I think we actually have a first conference call coming up in 45 minutes

489
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So

490
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Oh yeah

491
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We're on the west coast baby west coast time

492
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I will talk to you tomorrow for the food bar Friday

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Drop me any mill anytime

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And thank you for being my friend

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Adam at podshow.com

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Talk to tomorrow bye

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Another podshow podcast

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Stick it in your ear
