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They are the answers to why it's called 420.

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I'll hook a little bit, and then they all grew up, and as they grew up, they all went their

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separate ways, but they also did a lot of plots of 420 and get out every morning, and

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tow kept 420 so they could all be together, like a lasting friendship, just so I could

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do the update on that, and I'm a 3-dayer for the week, I mean, and the folder, thank you.

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Oh, I'd forgotten about that. This is, this is that news report that's been circling

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around that says men who masturbate at least five times a week have less chance of getting

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prostate cancer. So I know I'm certainly going to be okay. Now I do question if it can

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just be sex, and if it doesn't have to be necessarily sex with yourself, if any kind

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of sex qualifies. In fact, John C. DeVora, can I talk about that on yesterday's No Agenda,

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which might want to listen to? Three-timers, well man, you got to catch up. You don't want to catch

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nasty stuff. So up the quota a little bit, my friend.

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Hey Adam, it's East. You've got to go.

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Ah, Shabbat Shalom, my friend.

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Ah, so just listening and hearing about voicemails from Ms. Geller from I need you. Oh, yeah,

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man, big knee a culp on this one. I'm sure that's what you've thought is calling about.

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All right, hit me, man. It's Masha, yeah. Mike Alpha Sierra, who tell Alpha.

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I know. I really messed that up.

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Castale's Weasel Greg was listening and he says, dude, dude, you know her name.

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I don't know. What can I say?

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Yes, Masha Geller. So the whole point was she called in once going to be on a panel at

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I media, and I said, and I don't think anything has really happened. I don't think the

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charcoal heads had taken any action because I have not heard from her or nothing has come

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back. The whole point was, if she sends me, you know, my favorite kind of picture I'd

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be willing to accept her, her offer.

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She has no Romeo in her first name, and Dan, she is fine looking.

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At least that headshot they have on her website.

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Hell yeah. Yeah, good luck with the, I would tell him, make a picture for the panel

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thing. Anyway, love you. Hope you win fantastic care. Shabbat Shalom.

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Shabbat Shalom. You have to thank very much, buddy. You should be our, you should be

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our, are you disappointed? I got, you know, I got to talk to Jeff Smith. We have spoken

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a couple of times over, over email about a couple things, but I think what I should do

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scientist. I got to get some jingles, and that means work for Jeff, and that means I'm

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going to pay him, obviously. But we, I think we should just do a one big session, we

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do like four or five, because we are lacking in a couple.

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Hi Adam, it's partially checking in. I just wanted to put you right. It wasn't me that got

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both of them. Unfortunately, it was Paul Nichols, and the really sick thing was that you

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was done over again four days later. So, you know, my heart goes out to Paul. You've

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been voted twice now, and I hope they catch the bastards and rip their arms and make

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so I'm going to take it.

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All right, Barkey, thanks, man. That really sucks. But hey, you know, that's what all those

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cameras are doing, right? Aren't those cameras supposed to bring down crime and, on

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the, especially at two times in a row, within four days, you'd expect that these millions

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of cameras in the UK would stop crime and it's tracked. Of course not. That's just there

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to spy on you. Oh, man. That's pretty disappointing, actually. I mean, I don't know what

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the situation is with his house, but clearly, that surveillance system isn't working. Unless

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of course, they're using it for something else other than actually surveying crime.

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Let's have a word with the Nile on. Let's break the news with the smile on where the

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wrong old right. We go for light. Let's listen to the Nile. Oh, yeah, he's back and he's

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changed his tune. Adam, you know, it's the Nile on. Let me stop by saying this is a

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seminal moment in our relationship. That is because I totally agree with you only issue

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of China. Oh, wait, I think I should just replay that one. I just want to hear him say it

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again. I totally agree with you only issue of China. Nice. Now, at a conceptual, metal

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level, I agree, which is the point that if you wish no man woman or child is free, until

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every man woman and child is free. So, you're right. Why are we just focusing on China?

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There is inhumanity across the world. Has anyone ever heard of Lake Providence in Louisiana?

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Has anyone been to Mississippi? The poor state in the USA? Lake Providence among the

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poorest places in America. 75% of people below poverty. Highest levels of mortality

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and drug use, teenage pregnancy in the US. Hmm, I think I should put this on my vacation

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destination. With demonstrating to help those people, who is in Mississippi to help

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radio levels, which is remaining the poorest state since the Civil War, where the protest

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is in America, where the protest is in the UK for chef field and hull among the most

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oppressed places in the UK. People out of work, drug use, violence, teenage pregnancy,

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unemployment. Who is complaining to disrupting things, get politicians, get on things

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in their own backyard, and that's why I agree with you. So, Lake Providence, Mississippi,

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chef field, and hull until the Americans and the British take care of their own backyard.

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They shouldn't be going in there worried about the debt. In fact, probably most people within

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five seconds couldn't put their thing on the map and find where the debt is. Symbarway, Sudan,

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North Korea, where are the protest? Where are the non-African people protesting Symbarway? I've

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not seen one protest of people of non-African descent talking about Mugabi, not one. Maybe I'll be

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out there, I haven't seen it. So Adam, I agree with you. It's not about China, it's about

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four-old. No one is free until everyone is free. So we protest things in our own backyard and

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fix our own backyard. Let's not be going into other people's business. We have no license to do it.

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I agree with you. What can I say? Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

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Oh, and I see still gets this slam in there at the end. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

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Nylon, I appreciate it, man. Absolutely. Of course, I agree completely with that.

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And this talk about China, not just on this show, but also in no agenda has resulted in a lot of

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conversation. I'm going to play a couple of them. Don't worry, got some other stuff coming as well.

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But this is top of mind. And in particular, what hit a lot of people, and I'm just, well,

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I'm going to play a couple of pieces of voicemail and it really freaked me out to hear this.

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I coupled the, it's an age-old proverb. I don't remember who said it. I'm sure I could look it up

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and find it. But the statement is, every country gets the government, it deserves.

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And wow, you know, the response is to this, particularly as it pertains to China,

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have been pretty unbelievable. From people who I consider to be my friends by, you know,

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osmosis or by email or because their chuckleheads or contributed to the show, whatever.

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And my opinion in my friendship doesn't change, but man, we have to rectify some thinking here.

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We kick it off with the guy who I respect enormously, who does a show called hoothype.com.

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He's been calling into the Charlie for a couple of years. Jay Mack hit it, man.

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This would carry Jay Mack from hoothype.com. And I got to be honest, I was putting mulch in my yard.

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This I love. Here's the big hip hopper. And put mulch in his yard. And of course, every single time

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you think of mulch, now we have to think of the daily source code. Because clearly,

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there's listen into it while he was mulching. Yes, I run hoothype.com and I put mulch in my fucking yard.

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Yes. Anyway, I was putting mulch in my yard and I hear you talking about the Chinese government

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and how the Chinese get the government they deserve. And if they have a problem with it, they should

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revolt rise again. You know, not at all. The problem is, is that China is not like the United

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States. And I'm sure you're well aware of the fact that China is a communist country.

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to do that, was the college students or a thousands of them there, thousands. And what did the

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Chinese government do to payment with their tanks and mold the fuckers down?

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Oh, man, you think we're that far away from them? Do you think the protesting in the United

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Kingdom is pretty much a band any legal? I don't think we're that far away from their so-called

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communist government. Yes, by the way, the guy, you remember the student who stood in front of the

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tank? I think that was there was a very, I think he was very successful with what he did.

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Those pictures were broadcast to the world and it changed opinions or refreshed memories for

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lots of people. So of course, that is important. And yes, it did make a difference. One step in

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perhaps a long path, but you can't say it was a complete failure. Here we are talking about it.

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All kinds of people die and to this day the Chinese government denies it even ever

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up and rise against when you're in a communist country, it doesn't work that way.

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You know, the idea, the... Yeah, how Jay Mac, my friend. I know you don't mean it this way,

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but this is almost a slap to every freedom fighter. Every member of any resistance in any

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occupation or war from an outside or internal source, there have been hundreds of thousands,

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maybe millions of extremely brave men and women who have fought against oppressive governments against

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Hitler. Come on, if people didn't rise up and didn't fight, then we might be, you know,

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I don't even want to go there. But the things that could be happened right now,

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the world would be a very different place. So, you know, the only way to fight is not by just

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voting or just yelling. Sometimes you gotta get up and you gotta fight. The government holds the

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stronger man. They've got the weapons. Select these people can organize and revolt.

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Oh, that is so untrue. This is what history is almost based upon and revolt uprising.

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It happens all the time. And by the way, look at the French. Look at the French.

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You know, you can... Yeah, sure, they may be a republic and have a democracy or be democratic

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thinkers. But if the people don't get what they want, they rise up and burn the shit down.

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And it works. I get weapons and, and, and rise against and, and take over so the government doesn't

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work that way, man. It's sure does. And I think there's more Chinese who are not in the army than

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Chinese who are in their vast military structure. There's no way. It's just, it's not logically

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possible. Then you need to think about it. I don't know. And that's just the way I feel about it.

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that really caught me out of God. It just doesn't make sense. There's no way that a country,

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government, there's no way they would be able to overthrow the country. So I disagree that the

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China has the country, the government that they deserve. disagree, man. All right. That's cool.

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That's cool. But you are wrong, unfortunately. Because again, the country gets the government.

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It deserves. Governments sometimes are installed. The old governments are overthrown.

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The government, by the way, I heard to both candidates for the Democratic nomination,

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Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, saying that, hey, we have the nuclear weapons to

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what was the word obliterate Iran? Do who'd what kind of crap are we talking? Of course we do.

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But man, what is that talk about? Shiver me, Timbers, well, there's more people who

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misunderstood or I think are probably just misled. And and have to understand that, you know,

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it is we the people in every country. It's absolutely true. And you know what? People probably

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will have to die if you want to change something. That's just the way it is. But we're like

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pussy's over here, man. Oh, the only way you can change something is by voting.

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You know, it doesn't seem to be working too well. My friends, that voting thing.

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I'm Chris and I'm down again on social day of 70. There's a fundamental flaw in your statement.

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You say the people fundamentally get what they deserve. Now, I said they fundamentally get the

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government they deserve, but okay, I'll let you slide. But there's a significant flaw in that.

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The individual does not get what they deserve. The people as a whole get what they deserve,

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the kind of that ignores manipulation. So without manipulation, that statement is correct. It

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changed people to a society. For example, me as an individual. Right now according to your logic,

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the proper action for me to take is to drive down the Washington B.C. walk into the White House

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place, place under arrest and you share the government in this place. No, I never said that.

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I never said that. That's your interpretation of what I said. But, you know,

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marches on Washington have been quite successful in the past. But you got to go do it. Someone's

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got to organize it and go march. What's the result of that? I go to jail. Tell you in simple.

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Oh, right. So stay home and do nothing. It doesn't matter if I'm right at all because they

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have a bigger stick than I do. No, he's got a bigger stick. So I can't come up for what I think is

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right. And visually, we can do almost nothing. It's at a whole that we actually have the power to do anything.

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Do you have any idea how difficult it is to organize a group of people as a whole to do anything?

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Yeah, absolutely. It is very difficult to organize a group of people who are so hypnotized by

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mainstream media stories about Nicole Richie, Britney Spears, Lindsey Lowhan, Amy Weinstein.

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We argue about DRM and how evil it is while kids are getting shot and killed in the desert.

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Yeah, I understand it's very hard because we have all these much more important things to talk about.

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Like my iPod doesn't work. Please.

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Leave under the current moniker of this country that no one else wants to do it.

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Why am I going to stick around it down? But of course, everybody thinks that way. So everybody says nothing.

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So listen to it. Right. Yeah. Well, it starts with talking about it and from talking we got to

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get this action by friend. That's for sure. Because we're just being fed a big pile of bull crap

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from from news organizations. And the go back to what the nylon said. You don't hear about

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Louisiana. You don't hear about, uh, she was at Shepherd's Bush. Is that what he said? And how?

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Because that's not what is important to the politicians at the moment.

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That, therefore, it doesn't get reported on. Luckily, though. Thank goodness, we have what I would

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almost want to, it's like a first time caller. But close enough to reaching savon status immediately

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from New York Bulls, I Johnny. Adam, it's Bulls, I Johnny from New York City. Hell yeah.

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It's just something I'd share with you. This whole thing with the government. We deserve the

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government that we have right now. This is our fault. It's something I like to call the devolution

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of the American man. If you look at our fathers, I think you and I are about the same age Adam.

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Our fathers had a whole different life than we did. They fought in battles. They lived through

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a depression. They stormed the beaches of Normandy. That was just that tougher generation.

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Well, what did we have to do? The toughest thing I had to do when I was a kid was figure out

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which led Zeppelin out in the by. I had no worries. I mean, we came from a middle class family.

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I had everything I wanted, wasn't like luxury, but it was a stress-free childhood. Now our children

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are like real. So the Americans things have to get really, really bad before they get any better.

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That's how this country was founded. So when the oil runs out and the shitty little gadgets from

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China start to break, then all hell is going to break loose. It's time we need to organize it

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now. You're right. We have to rise up and we've got to figure out a way to get back to that

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toughness of our parents generation. And we've got to do it now for our children's sake.

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So get together and organize. When gas hits four dollars a gallon, you happen to do something

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about it. Stop driving your car. Figure out a different way. Do it now. We'll be about

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me 43 public relations professional in New York City, two kids,

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folder and scruncher. I'll go both ways with that one. Thanks Adam. Bullseye, Johnny Man,

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love you. Thank you so much for calling in. And the only person who could say it better is the guy

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that just turned 70 years old. And when I'm saying that, I'm purpose because when someone turns 70,

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you know, this is how someone's been around for a while. They, you know, you should listen to

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what they have to say. You know, remember this whole respect, your elders thing? Well, this guy

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just said another HBO show, another show for HBO, I should say. One of his infamous routines and

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John C. DeWire, DeWire, I turned me on to it. He actually burnt it to his DVD for me, but it didn't

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work. And he told me what it was. And of course, it was very easy for me to find and just went to video.

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Google.com and those intellectual property thief's over there. Of course, had everything nicely listed.

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You don't hear about that anymore. Do you, you know, when there's stealing content left and right

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and it's been up there for a couple months, you know, nicely categorized, not hard to find anything.

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It's probably crossposted on YouTube. But anyway, this is the guy who without doubt

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has pushed his finger right on the open wound of the postification of the United States of America

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and probably countries around the Western hemisphere. Listen to a couple minutes

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of George Carlin on our kids. It focuses bad for you. It's all bullshit. That's what you have

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to remember. You go through life in this country. It's all bullshit and it's bad for you.

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Now speaking of parents, speaking of bullshit, two ideas which aren't always mutually exclusive,

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by the way. I'd like to mention a special kind of bullshit that has taken hold in this country

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in the last 30 to 40 years. It's a form of bullshit that really only can be called child worship.

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It's child worship. It's this excessive devotion to children. I'm talking about today's

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professional parents. These, these obsessive, diverse sniffers who are over scheduling and over

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managing their children and robbing them of their childhoods, even the simple act of playing.

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Even the simple act of playing has been taken away from children and put on mommy's schedule

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in the form of play dates. Something that should be spontaneous and free is now being rigidly planned.

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When does a kid ever get to sit in the yard with a stick anymore? You know, just sit there with a

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fucking stick. Do today's kids even know what a stick is? You know, you sit in the yard with a

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fucking stick and you dig a fucking hole. You know, and you look at the hole and you look at the

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stick and you have a little fun. But kids don't have sticks anymore. I don't think there are any

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sticks left. I think they've all been recalled because of lead pains. Who would have thought that one

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day the manufacturing of sticks would be outsourced to China? But you know, something a kid shouldn't

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be wasted as time on a stick anyway. If he's four years old, he should be home, study in for his

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kindergarten entrance exams. You know, but that should only happen now. Yeah, yeah, there are places

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that have kindergarten entrance exams. The poor little fuck. The poor little fuck he can barely

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locate his dick. You know, and already he's being pressured to succeed. Pressured to succeed

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for the sake of the parents. Isn't this really just a sophisticated form of child abuse?

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Speaking of that. Speaking of child abuse. Speaking of child abuse, next stop. Great school.

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Great school. Who won't be allowed to play tag because it encourages victimization.

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And he won't be allowed to play dodgeball because it's exclusionary. I have provoked

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aggression standing around is still okay. Standing around is still permitted, but the won't be

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for long because sooner or later some kid is going to be standing around and his foot will fall

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asleep and his parents will sue the school and it'll be good by fucking standing around.

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Now fortunately, all is not lost. All is not lost because at least we know

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that when he does get to play whatever games he is allowed to play, the child will never lose.

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We know he'll never lose because in today's America, no child ever loses. There are no losers anymore.

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Everyone's a winner. No matter what the game or sport or competition, everybody wins.

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Everybody wins. Everybody gets a trophy. No one is a loser. No child these days

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ever gets to hear those all important character building words. You're lost Bobby.

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You're lost. You're a loser, Bobby. They miss out on that. You know if they tell a kid who

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lost these days, you were the last winner. A lot of these kids never get to hear the truth about

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themselves until they're in their 20s when their boss calls them in and says, Bobby,

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play the shit out of your dressing. Get the fuck out of here. You're a loser.

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Man, George Cardano, I love that guy. He's so incredibly on the ball.

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If you don't have HBO and you can get it, please go and get HBO. I'd love to support them

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for bringing great stuff like this to television. There is still hope, even though it's not

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publicly accessible television. Unfortunately, there's just no other way to get it if you can't get

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HBO, but man is that guy awesome. I love it. Listen up, so go ahead. This is for us from Washington.

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Clicking over the DSC. Listen up. We have a low-than-off opportunity. You know, that has

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re-establish this human connection through the voice, it's through podcasting. And our global forum

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isn't the DSC. We need to start giving solutions. We have to give ideas, have big ideas.

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It doesn't matter. We have the collective dollars to make things work. That is step one.

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Be proactive in what we think. Step two, we have to implement those ideas and report back

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and only through this two-step process. We even begin to take back what is ours. We do not

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have to live in a macavillion world where the few and corrupt are the only ones competent enough

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and willing enough to make the world their own. We can do this. We have the power, but we will

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be nothing but servants, dogs of the elite if you sit here and listen to Adam and the savants a year

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out what the world is in this current status. That may not be good to understand the future,

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but the future will continue on its current path unless we make changes and the changes will

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come from the people. Adam is behind us, the savants are behind us, but that is not enough. We must

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make ourselves known. We must put the power back in our hands. Now, what do you want to do?

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You want to listen to me and you're going to think to yourself, what can I do? Because until you do,

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nothing will happen. And once you think, you must now act to tell us,

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talk about what we can do. And then we must, as listeners do, what is said, try what is said.

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This is a daily source code.

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Adam, hey, Dave Jackson from the Musicians cooler. Wanted to give you a special heads up about this

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week's episode. I mean, can anyone say bummer the charts 2008? Because I'm interviewing

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Shannon Curfman. This is an artist who had a major deal at the age of 14. And this powerful

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vocalist, hugely talented guitar player, had her first album go out toward the world when she got back

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in the infinite wisdom of the major record label, tried to turn her into Britney Spears. It's

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like turning Led Zeppelin into the back street boys that ain't gunna fit. And you know what,

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she stuck to her guns. And even though they held her career hostage for years, she came back in 2007.

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She is rocking harder than ever on her own record label. You can check out our new album,

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fast lane addiction at emusic.com forward slash music news and get that album for free.

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If you are a musician, you need to stop by musicians cool.com as I interview Shannon Curfman.

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It's time to bummer the charts, man. Oh yeah, I'm forcing the force to grate here,

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hope you win. I love you no home home. Oh yeah, scruncher.

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Oh, for this is just like professional lives, you know what I'm saying? Wow, wow, listen.

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Tell a joke, nigga

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It's an eight seconds away

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From the side of some cops

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From the front building

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They hit the head out

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Was it a hit-out?

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Must have a mortal technique

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And M&M tell the truth

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Had just scraped that one off of YouTube

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and I realize that's not such a good idea because, well, I knew this sound quality would be inferior, but it's also mono.

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But it's good to hear protests alive and well in hip-hop, bring it on, bring more of it, please.

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Hey Adam, this is another hit test and we're going to start right away. We're going to throw number one.

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Hello.

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Are you kidding me, Adam?

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That could only be EWF, earth, wind and fire with September the month I was born in.

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Number two.

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I know that one too.

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One of the few concerts I went to as a teenager, all in oats.

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I can't go for that.

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And number three.

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You know, the young always has to put one in that I absolutely know chance of getting.

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It looks like two out of three stars for today's show.

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And time's up.

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And these are the answer for this week, hit this.

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I love this song.

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Answer number one is from 1979.

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This is earth with fire, a September.

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Number two.

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Can't believe it's a timber.

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Filled anything.

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Number one is 25.

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This is answering number two.

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You're coming to the room.

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In 1982, all in oats.

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And I can't go for that.

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I can't believe it.

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I can't believe it.

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I can't believe it.

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I can't believe it.

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You're going to stop when you're down.

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I can't go for that.

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You can't really.

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I can't go for that.

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And all in oats has answered number two.

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No, what was this?

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Answer number three.

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From 1983 unique.

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Oh, God.

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What's your name?

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Of course.

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number one hundred and ninety yeah so what I'm how did you do this week well two out of three

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on I never would have gotten unique that's just not one embedded in my soundtrack

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if you want to review the answers to this hit this or any older hit this or if you want to buy

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the tracks featured in the hit this online through iTunes you can go to hit this.mevio.com

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nice there you'll find everything you need all righty Adam thank you for playing everyone else thanks

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for listening next week I'll be back for another hit this so until then have a very nice week

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and remember try to think with your heart bye bye

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hello Adam mevio carry here is your European correspondent me this is me so do you remember your

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old car the Trinity well European Union is back pedalling down on biofuel because

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as you might know or not increased demand for biofuel in EU and USA has caused hunger in poor countries

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before saving planet we have forgotten about people the biofuel do good as actually did

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evil the and the by the way I have heard that curry fort is nowadays less popular in UK

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I mean I think for some people they think what is actually British food kibab well it's not

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a terrorist or curry it's not in fact curry is fallen out of favor curry's are going out of

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favor now nobody's really interesting curry's any more the interest is is tailing off of rake

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which is a shame so Adam please ensure and the same will not happen to mevio in

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you media arena you I'm sure once you get that RSS feed implemented for comments in

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on each episode I'm sure that will be guaranteed a long life and lasting future come extra

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blogger our EU correspondent then of course a bunch of the charlie everybody nice to have in back

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I disagree though I think that just like we're being gained and being ripped off on fuel prices

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and oil watch for the announcements now it's earnings time once again and look for the big

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billion dollar profit announcements from the oil companies they are ripping us off big time so I

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kind of have to believe that the food importers or the growers or let's just call that industry

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are probably taking advantage of this exact mean that you've grabbed onto com extra blogger

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I have yet to see some real conclusive evidence of this that's just not enough people driving

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on bio fuel yet for the price to have multiplied by it's in some cases 10 times in a very very

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short amount of time I think it's again people are just ripping us off I have absolutely no belief

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that is taking place at this moment I really don't think that's uh that's the case

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and we're just being ripped off we definitely have to revolt against this this is uh

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ah boy well anyway I got a company to run and then we'll go save the world and win

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valuable cash prizes I guess hey Adam it's uh I've been the uh I guess the blind listener of

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DSC oh man can we have a blind survivor now as well I mean I just I got Jeff Jeff man we got to talk

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uh and uh I just wanted to uh hey say hey you got a great show why do I listen to the daily

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source code I know it's kind of a little topic but still why do I listen to the daily source code

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because it's just it's a great show full of information about technology and uh just when you

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have a lady pion it's even better but also I wanted to express my appreciation

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uh to you for playing the movies for the blind promo when I heard that I immediately got excited

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and uh went to the site and uh subscribed and it's just a great it's a very great

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feature for us visually impaired people because I am visually impaired and uh it's just a great

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it's a great service and you know a lot of people think visually impaired people are retarded or dumb

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and no only dumb people are dumb if anybody here on the DSC thinks so it's bullshit we are not dumb

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we're not stupid we're like everybody else without a sense it's like deaf people they're not dumb

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you know anyway thanks a lot thanks a lot Adam appreciate it and um love you great

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and bye bye bye bye bye bye. I'm happy very much sorry rong one there we go that's better

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the only thing I wish I could do for uh the the blind audience is I wish we could

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get our accessibility fixed up on our site man it's so much crap when you're dealing with

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JavaScript that's a whole new site that has to be built I need to calm down that I need to

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to do it with some music from the soundtrack to my life.

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[ Music ]

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You have no one else, you have no one else

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Yeah, that's one from the soundtrack to my life, all right?

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Presented, of course, by the organizers, for the preservation of the soundtrack of our life under its educational auspices

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Because we need to share these memories amongst ourselves, friends

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I think it was a young poet who sent me this, could have been rare, not sure

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But thank you anyway, high gloss from my high school days when I was on pirate radio in Amsterdam

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You'll never know, and it was exactly what I needed to wrap up the show for today

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Because I just needed to calm down a little bit

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Hey, I'll do another show for you tomorrow and Wednesday, maybe even Thursday

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Friday, maybe a problem this week

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Because I'm accompanying the lovely lady Patricia to her first live show

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Which will be broadcast live Friday night

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So I'm a little looking forward to that, this should be a lot of fun

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Anyway, we'll talk more tomorrow, you know how to reach me, it's adamatmevio.com

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The show notes, of course, dailysourcecode.com

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And there's my weblog, curry.com where I do post things from time to time

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That are outside of the context of this program

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And I look forward to talking to you guys again tomorrow

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So please, I hope that I've fired you up, you got to live your life with passion

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And you have to, you must absolutely enjoy your freedom

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Another fine, medium presentation, share it with a friend